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Table of Contents Baseball Manitoba Sunday, March 18 Sport for Life Centre 145 Pacific Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba 2:00 p.m. 1 Baseball Manitoba 2018 Annual General Meeting – Sunday, March 18, 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS ITEM PAGE Manitoba Baseball Association Management Committee Members and League Presidents...................................... 2 2018 Annual General Meeting Agenda ................................................................... 3 Minutes of the 2017 Semi-Annual General Meeting ............................................... 4 REPORTS President’s Report .................................................................................................. 18 Executive Director and Registrar’s Report.............................................................. 19 Program Director’s Report ..................................................................................... 21 AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Finance Report and Proposed Budget ..................................................................... 23 2017 Records ......................................................................................................... 25 COMMITTEE REPORTS: Competition Report ............................................................................................................ 34 Sport Development Report ................................................................................................. 37 High Performance Report ................................................................................................... 40 Coach Development Report ................................................................................................ 43 Marketing Report ............................................................................................................... 46 Umpire Development Report .............................................................................................. 48 Policy Report ..................................................................................................................... 50 Resolutions for Ratification ................................................................................................ 53 1 Baseball Manitoba 2018 Annual General Meeting – Sunday, March 18, 2018 Baseball Manitoba Management Committee President Tony Siemens Past President Ken Sharpe Vice President of Finance David Whitehead Vice President of Policy Winston Smith Vice President of Competition Terry Couvier Vice President of High Performance Development Kevin Booker Vice President of Grass Roots Development Nicole Madsen Vice President of Umpire Development Pierre Bedard Vice President of Coaching Development Faron Asham Vice President of Marketing Vacant Staff Executive Director Jason Miller Outgoing Executive Director Morgan de Peña Executive Assistant Brenda Horz Program Director James Zamko 2018 League Presidents Boni Vital John McLennan Border Senior Darren Russell Brandon Minor Blake Stephens Brandon Senior Chris Campbell Carillon Minor Louis Cote Interlake Minor Ian Proven Midwest Minor Jennifer Fouillard Manitoba Junior Jamie Bettens North Winnipeg Minor Roger Langlais Oildome Minor Dallas Williamson Parkland Minor Curtis Kaleta Pembina Hills Minor Chad Foster Portage Minor Nancy Funk Red River Valley Minor Dan Cox Santa Clara Senior Warren Birch South Central Minor Dulaney Blatz Southwest Senior Mitch Olson and Jess Williams St. James Minor Jeff Turnbull WABA Minor Mike Anderson Winnipeg Senior Gerald Palidwor Winnipeg South Minor Wes Penner 2 Baseball Manitoba 2018 Annual General Meeting – Sunday, March 18, 2018 Baseball Manitoba 145 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2Z6 (204) 925-5763 Fax: (204) 925-5928 email: [email protected] President 2018 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tony Siemens Rosenort Sunday, March 18, 2018 Sport for Life Centre Past President Winnipeg, Manitoba Ken Sharpe Past President 2:00 p.m. Minnedosa Vice-Presidents David Whitehead ORDER OF BUSINESS Finance 1. Call to Order Winnipeg 2. Roll Call of Delegates Faron Asham Coaching 3. Verification of a Quorum Brandon Terry Couvier 4. Presentation of Guests Competition Winnipeg 5. Approval of the Agenda Nicole Madsen 6. Approval of the Minutes of the Previous Meeting Sport Development Hamiota 7. Business Arising from the Minutes Kevin Booker 8. President’s Report – Tony Siemens High Performance Winnipeg 9. Executive Director and Registrar’s Report - Morgan de Peña Vacant 10. Program Director’s Report – Jason Miller Marketing 11. Vice-President of Finance Report –David Whitehead Winston Smith Policy 12. Committee Reports Winnipeg a) Vice-President Competition Terry Couvier Pierre Bedard Umpires b) Vice-President Grassroots Nicole Madsen Winnipeg c) Vice-President High Performance Kevin Booker Executive Director Jason Miller d) Vice-President Coaching Development Faron Asham 925-5764 e) Vice-President Marketing Jason Miller Executive Assistant Brenda Horz f) Vice-President Umpires Pierre Bedard 925-5763 g) Vice-President Policy Morgan de Peña for Winston Smith Program Director James Zamko 925-5765 13. Resolutions and Amendments 14. New Business 15. Appointment of the Auditor 16. Adjournment 3 Baseball Manitoba 2018 Annual General Meeting – Sunday, March 18, 2018 Baseball Manitoba 145 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 2Z6 (204) 925-5763 Fax: (204) 925-5928 email: [email protected] President 2017 Semi-Annual General Meeting Tony Siemens Sunday, November 5, 2017 Rosenort Clarion Hotel & Suites, Brandon, Manitoba Past President Ken Sharpe Minutes Minnedosa In attendance: Tony Siemens; (MBA President); Joe Raposo (MBA, Sport Vice-Presidents Development); Faron Asham (MBA, Coaching), Terry Couvier (MBA, Competition), David Whitehead David Whitehead (MBA, Finance), Cal Hawley (MBA, High Performance), Morgan Finance Winnipeg de Peña (MBA, Executive Director), Brenda Horz (MBA, Secretary of the Meeting), Jason Miller (MBA, Program Director), Ron Shewchuk (MBA, Umpires), Jim Baba Faron Asham (Baseball Canada), Megan Foster (Sport MB), Ken Sharpe (MBA, Past President) Coaching Voting Delegates: Dan Cox (RRVSL), Tom Mirwaldt (RRVSL), Jeff Turnbull (St. Brandon James), Curtis Grieve (St. James), Ross Tycoles (Senior Council), Dallas Terry Couvier Williamson (Oildome), Tyson Anderson (Oildome), Roger Langlais (North Competition Winnipeg), Blaine Boyle (Portage), Ryan Borody (Portage), Mike Anderson Winnipeg (WABA), Jodi Romanow (Parkland), Don Sheldon (Parkland), Blake Stephens (Brandon), Shane Sanko (Brandon), Peter Perreault (Midwest), Derek Shamray Joe Raposo Sport Development (Midwest), Wes Penner (Winnipeg South), Teri-Lynn Harms (Winnipeg South), Winnipeg David Olson (MJBL), Brian Peters (South Central), Dulaney Blatz (South Central), John McLennan (Bonivital), Mitch Nadeau (Carillon), Louis Cote (Carillon), Ian Cal Hawley Proven (Interlake), Dave Meyers (Interlake), Patti Hacault (Pembina Hills), Chad High Performance Foster (Pembina Hills) Winnipeg Observers: Bobbi Bottle (Challenger), Ross Bottle (Challenger), Kevin Booker (16U Ryan Davies Prov. Coach), Colleen Mirwaldt (RRVSL), Clint Cantelo (Umpire Committee), Ferlin Marketing Asham (Umpire Committee), Aaron Tycoles (Midwest), Nicole Madsen (Midwest), Winnipeg Larry Nicholls (Umpire Committee), Susan Horwood (Brandon) Winston Smith Policy Regrets: Winston Smith (MBA, Policy), Ryan Davies (MBA, Marketing) Winnipeg 1. Call to Order: Ron Shewchuk The President, Mr. Tony Siemens, called the meeting to order at 10:08 a.m. Umpires Minnedosa 2. Roll Call: Executive Director All attendees introduced themselves to the group. Morgan de Peña Tony welcomed Jim Baba from Baseball Canada and Megan Foster from Sport 925-5765 Manitoba Executive Assistant Brenda Horz 3. Verification of Quorum: 925-5763 A quorum was verified by Tony Siemens. Program Director 4. Approval of the Agenda: Jason Miller - Add 6.5 Megan Foster – Sport Manitoba 925-5764 Motion: (Curtis Grieve/Patti Hacault) “That the agenda be approved as amended.” CARRIED 4 Baseball Manitoba 2018 Annual General Meeting – Sunday, March 18, 2018 5. Approval of the Previous Meeting Minutes: - Correction on page 4 2017 AGM Minutes spelling correction “Stephenson” should be “Stephens”. Motion: (Nicole Madsen/Mike Anderson) “That the minutes of the March 19, 2017 Annual General Meeting be approved as amended. CARRIED 6. Business Arising from the Minutes None 6.5 Megan Foster – Sport Manitoba Tony introduced Megan Foster, Regional Sport Development Officer for Westman. She reviewed some programs offered by Sport Manitoba as well as Grants available. Encouraged everyone to contact their Sport Development Officer in their own regions if they have any questions or want more information. 7. President’s Report Tony encouraged everyone to read his report on page 10 of the SGM book. 2018 is the 50th Anniversary of Baseball Manitoba. We will have some events planned to have an excellent year. 8. Vice President - Finance Report – David Whitehead a) Reviewed General Income Statement – Year-to-date October 2017. Looking at some of the positives: In Competition there are more players playing baseball, for Umpires there are more umpires and good spending. In Coaching, more clinics and more trained coaches. Big hiccup in High Performance, with a $15,000 loss in 2017 for the Canada Summer Games. This could have been managed better. Everyone was reminded that this was a three-year program and the problems were recognized about half way through. We have several concurrent three-year programs running right now and must make sure
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