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2004 Annual Report THE SEVENTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2004 PATRONESS Cr Maureen Hayes LIFE MEMBERS Mrs A Todd (Decd) – 1941 Mrs M Josiffe OAM – 1963 Mrs A Parkyn – 1985 Miss J Clarke (Decd) – 1941 Mrs F Crunkhorn (Decd) – 1964 Miss J Ellis – 1988 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE (Decd)– 1948 Miss B Watson (Decd) – 1969 Mrs N Gordon – 1989 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE (Decd)–1948 Miss S Otto – 1970 Mrs L Thomas – 1990 Mrs K Langan – 1954 Mrs J Viertel OAM – 1972 Mrs J Mecklem – 1992 Miss W McMullin (Decd) – 1955 Mrs F Wastell – 1979 Mrs R Nix – 1995 Miss L Mauchlan – 1956 Mrs E Green (Decd) – 1980 Mrs J Proctor – 1999 Miss N Mauchlan (Decd) – 1956 Dr M Hughes OAM – 1981 Mrs M Chatfield – 2000 Mrs E Grealy – 1958 Miss H Scraggs OAM – 1982 Mrs J Heron – 2001 Miss I Sim – 1961 Miss J Snarski – 1983 Miss M Cockings - 2002 Mrs E McDougall OAM (Decd) – 1963 Mrs J Tidey – 1984 LONG SERVICE AWARDS Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Michele Arnold (10) –1999 Julene Grant (15) – 2003 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Alyson Aleksic (10) – 2000 Meg Brodie (10) – 2003 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Sue Brough (10) – 2000 Annette Eve (10) – 2003 June Ballantyne (10) – 1997 Nola Slade (15) – 2000 Amanda Higgs (10) – 2003 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Keith Tidey (15) – 2001 Val Bartlett (10) - 2003 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997 Cheryl Kann (15) – 2001 Graham Wakefield (20) – 2003 Judy Keen (10) – 1998 Caroline Schomberg (15) – 2002 Jan Hadfield (20) – 2003 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Lisa Maree Jones Kathy Duggan Mary Cockings MANAGEMENT C’TEE HONORARY SOLICITOR COMPETITIONS – FIXTURES & GRADING VICE-PRESIDENT Ms Susan Andersen Jenny Heron Liz O‟Connor COMPETITIONS – OPERATIONS HONORARY AUDITOR Sonya Fisher CONSTITUTION C’TEE Mrs Gail Reynolds COMPETITIONS – RECORDS & Meg Brodie REPORTING Mary Cockings Lyn Thomas HONORARY ENGINEER EVENTS Keith Tidey (c) Mr Keith Nix Kym Bell Ronda Nix PROPERTY & FACILITIES Robin Roberts FINANCE C’TEE Bronwyn Morris Robin Roberts UMPIRES Meg Brodie UMPIRES STEWARD DP TIME STEWARD COMPETITION C’TEE Meg Brodie (Grass) June Snarski Jenny Heron (c) Cheryl Kann (Turf) SATURDAY ADMIN Wendy Stephens Louise Alexander Liz Lobb 1 BWHA 2004 Annual Report Senior Section GROUNDS C’TEE GRADING COMMITTEE HOUSE C’TEE John Bigg TURF Bev Broadfoot Bev Broadfoot Robyn Andersen Mary Cockings Mary Cockings Di Brodie Bronwyn Morris (c) Petra Faas Jenny Heron (c) Joyce Proctor Bronwyn Morris (c) Robin Roberts Robyn Sneddon Caroline Schomberg Jenny Tidey Jenny Tidey COMPETITIONS C’TEE GRADING COMMITTEE TURF SHC DELEGATES GRASS Robyn Andersen Lisa-Maree Jones Lesley Bennett Marilyn Chatfield Mary Cockings (p) Jenny Heron (c) Jenny Heron (c) Liz Lobb Wendy Stephens UMPIRES & JUDICIARY C’TEE QWASC DELEGATES TECHNICAL Helen Allan Jenny Heron Meg Brodie Robyn Andersen Mary Cockings Elaine Badini QWASC BOARD Sonya Fisher (c) Lesley Bennett Mary Cockings Robyn Sutherland Di Brodie Jenny Tidey Keith Tidey Kelly Brown U18 SELECTION C'TEE Margie Brown APPEALS COMMITTEE Di Brodie Sue Brough Di Brodie (c) Lisa-Maree Jones (c) Amanda Higgs Petra Faas Nikki Taylor Rebecca Lambert SENIOR SELECTION C'TEE Sarah Matjac Sue Brough (c) Kylie O‟Donohue Margaret Dilger Liz Parker Anita Sikes VETERANS SELECTION Wendy Stephens HQ DELEGATES C'TEE Peta Triggell Mary Cockings (p) Jenny Heron (c) Tania Wallis Lisa-Maree Jones Amanda Higgs Diana Young COACHING COMMITTEE ARCHIVES COMMITTEE SOUTHERN CROSS C’TEE Susan Andersen Joyce Proctor Mary Cockings Susan Brough UNIFORM OFFICER Jenny Heron (Sec) Lyn Quirk Rhonda Bentley Lyn Thomas BWHA STAFF & PAID OFFICIALS SECRETARY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Kathy Duggan ASSISTANT (Trainee) DEVELOPMENT Stacey Williamson Sue Barsby REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF COACHING REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Sharyn Simpson Margaret Dilger GROUNDSMAN DP BAR PHYSIOTHERAPIST John Bigg Denise Byrne Christine Sheppard Angela Coleman Caroline Schomberg CANTEEN Stephanie Bennett Aaron Kingsford Amy Ryan Leonie Gill Kirsten Mackay Erin Rearden-Smith Nerieada Gill (Convenor) April Parmenter Phoebe Sedgeman Jillian Hogan Shannon Rawding Julia Wood SPORTS TRAINERS Kirily Bowden Tony Jaffrey Bruce Oakhill Rohan Force Chris Kingston-Lee John Thomas Tony Gardiner Peter Lynskey Stuart Williams Anthony Lynskey 2 BWHA 2004 Annual Report Senior Section 2004 HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs Michelle Adair Mr Peter Lynskey Mrs Bev Ragonesi Mr Tony Aleksic Mr Andrew Mackay Mr Greg Rendell Mr John Bigg Mrs Rhonda Manthey Mr Warren Richards Mrs Judy Blyth Mrs Leanne McMurtrie Mrs Kym Roberson Mr John Bowkett Mrs Judy Mewing Mrs Libby Roberts Miss Bev Broadfoot Mr Greg Murphy Mr Damian Seeto Mrs Ros Cameron Mr Keith Nix Mr Greg Shirvington Mr Barry Cheales Mr Bruce Oakhill Mrs Cathy Taylor-Alt Mr Keith Dilger Mrs Chris O‟Sullivan Mr John Thomas Mrs Amanda Healy Mrs Pam Patteson Mr Mike Thomas Mr Clinton Hickling Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Mr Keith Tidey Mrs Helen Hill Mr Terry Prowd Mr Graham Wakefield Mr Glen James Ms Lyn Quirk Mrs Trudy Walsh Mr Alun Jones Mr Kevin Ralph Mrs Julie Whiting 2004 MEETINGS MANAGEMENT (20) COUNCIL (10) Attendance Name Attendance Club 20 Lisa Maree Jones 10 Ascot Women‟s Hockey Club Inc 8 Liz O‟Connor 10 Bulimba Women‟s Hockey Club Inc 18 Kathy Duggan 9 Commercial Hockey Club Inc 16 Mary Cockings 10 Commodores Hockey Club 9 Desley Mackay 10 Eastern Suburbs Hockey Club Inc 18 Kym Bell 10 Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Inc 19 Lyn Thomas 6 Logan Hockey Club Inc 19 Sonya Fisher 10 Northern Suburbs Women‟s Hockey Club Inc 20 Jenny Heron 10 Pine Hills Hockey Club Inc 17 Bronwyn Morris 8 Pine Rivers Women‟s Hockey Club 6 QUT Student Guild Hockey Club Women‟s Sect. 7 Redcliffe Leagues Hockey Club Inc 10 St Andrews Ladies Hockey Club Inc 8 South Brisbane Eagles Hockey Club Inc 9 South West United Hockey Club Inc 8 University of Queensland Women‟s Hockey Club 10 Valley Women‟s Hockey Club Inc 3 BWHA 2004 Annual Report Senior Section CONTENTS Page President‟s Report 6 Secretary‟s Report 7 Treasurer‟s Report 10 Constitution Committee Report 11 Competitions Portfolio Fixture & Grading 11 Operations 12 Recording & Reporting (Match Secretary Report) 13 Development Portfolio Report 13 Regional Coaching Director Report 14 Regional Development Officer Report 16 Equipment, Apparel & Uniforms Report 16 Tours Report 17 Umpires Portfolio Umpires & Technical Committee Report 17 Turf Umpires‟ Steward‟s Report 18 Grass Umpires‟ Steward‟s Report 18 Property & Facilities Portfolio Report 19 Events and Promotions Report 20 Records 21 Senior Points Table 21 Umpires Badges 26 Southern Cross Teams & Results 27 State Championships Teams & Results 29 Queensland Representatives 31 International Representatives 33 Hockey Queensland Officials 33 Appendix Financial Statement – Year ending 4 BWHA 2004 Annual Report Senior Section Vale Mrs E.T (Lena) Dobbin (nee Ruskey) MBE AM (Organiser Extraordinaire) Treasurer Govt. House Fete 1940 Delegate to Q.W.H.A. 1940 Grounds Committee 1940 Umpiring 1939 Fixtures 1939 Producer of Hockey Review 1939 -1940 Brisbane Selector (B) 1939 President BWHA 1941 - 1945 Hon Secretary 1935 - 1940 BWHA Life Member Awarded 1946 (1953) President Qld Women‟s Sports 1951 Patroness BWHA 1954- 1958 Executive 1954- 1956 Vice Patron 1962 President QWHA 1946 - 1949 Chair, AAWHA 1949 QWHA Life Member Awarded 1950 This summary of the service rendered by Lena Dobbin to woman's hockey does little justice to the energetic and capable person who steered the Association through the war years, later to take its place in the forefront of the Queensland Association. She may, however, rest proudly on her record of achievement, which is stamped indelibly in official annals and fondly remembered by her associates at the time. By natural extension, her leadership qualities came to light in a number of ways, notably as Producer of the annual hockey revue, supporter of the Dig for Victory Movement after its founding by the late Dos Hansford (nee Drouyn), The Patriotic Fund of Australia, the original Women's Sport Appeal (now QWASC), and latterly, The Australian Red Cross Society. With an eye for local talent and its encouragement, she brought many a shy performer to the footlights in hockey revues, and resultantly to a mutual sharing of the joy and laughter for which these concerts were noted. "Dig for Victory" meant fresh supplies of locally produced vegetables for military hospitals, steady donations of jams and other items, hospital visiting, food parcelling and last, but not least, comradeship. Lena describes herself as a very ordinary hockey player, usually to be found on Neptune's right wing, waiting for passes which came but seldom and were invariably missed when they did. Hockey umpire, administrator and key organiser - Lena recalls her time spent with woman's hockey as "wonderfully happy and productive years". Thank you Lena Dobbin 5 BWHA 2004 Annual Report Senior Section PRESIDENT’S REPORT As my first season as President comes to a close I take a moment to sit back and reflect on the past year. Unsure of what I had got myself in for I soon realised that only a very small number of volunteers and minimal paid staff allows the association to run, it has been a huge learning curve. I have thanked these people on numerous occasions and I will continue to thank them in years to come. But what is the best way of saying thank you as a member of our association would be to volunteer to help these people – lighten the load. With our world evolving into a time precious society it is imperative that we have more people joining the team and spreading out the jobs. The season was a good one for BWHA as we came away with all Division one Hockey Queensland Championships bar the Veterans and U13‟s. This obviously is the result of hard work by the development department led by Liz O‟Connor, junior and senior selectors, coaches and the players.
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