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62 Annual Report Season 2012-2013
Season 2012‐2013 nd 62 Annual Report Revision 0 - Audited Financials Z:\SA WATER POLO\AGM\2013 AGM\ANNUAL_REPORT_2013 REV 0 28-08-14.DOCX 2012-2013 Annual Report Presented for the Annual General Meeting 26/08/2013 Contents Page Number 1 2012-2013 Officials 3 2 President’s Report 5 3 Report on Operations 8 3.1 Operation Manager’s Report 8 3.2 Overview of changes and work in progress 9 3.3 Grants Overview 10 3.4 Website 10 3.5 Rec & Sport 360 Survey 10 3.6 Development 11 3.7 High Performance Program 14 3.8 SASI 15 3.9 Major Events – 14&Under National Club Championships 15 4 Finance Report 17 4.1 Overview 17 4.2 Government Grant 17 4.3 Membership Revenue 17 4.4 Auditor’s Report 18 5 State Representative Teams 24 5.1 14 & Under National Club Championships 24 5.2 14 & Under East Coast Challenge 25 5.3 16 & Under National Championships 26 5.4 18 & Under National Championships 27 5.5 20 & Under National Championships 28 6 Season Statistics & Awards 29 6.1 Domestic League 29 6.2 National League - Adelaide Jets 33 7 Membership Statistics 2012-2013 39 8 Sponsors 40 9 Governance 41 10 Media Coverage 42 WATER POLO SOUTH AUSTRALIA Page 1 2012-2013 Annual Report Presented for the Annual General Meeting 26/08/2013 WATER POLO SOUTH AUSTRALIA Page 2 2012-2013 Annual Report Presented for the Annual General Meeting 26/08/2013 1 2012‐2013 Officials LIFE MEMBERS Ron Howell Jill Glastonbury (dec) Bruce Chisholm (dec) Margaret Jones Paul Raynor Jon Harmer John Bird Lynn Martin Des Clark Gary Mavrinac Brian Knevitt Shaun Baker Peter Bayne Chris Turner Graeme -
Board 2004-2005
BOARD 2010 - 2011 COACHES & MANAGERS PRESIDENT Victorian Institute of Sport Annabel Sides Women & Coach Dalibor Maslan Men Asst Travis Bloom VICE PRESIDENT Coach Marcus Corr Swim Scott Gargoura Coach SECRETARY VWPI Athlete Development Program Marcus De Luca Tier 2 Girls Coach Sheila Langley FINANCE DIRECTOR Tier 3 Girls Coach Darren Steere Girls Mentor Greig Richardson Simon Wallace-Smith Program Coach COMPETITIONS DIRECTOR Tier 2 Boys Coach AJ Edwards Tier 3 Boys Coach Luke Gavin Glen Piper Swims Coach Simon Gardner COACHING & DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Goalkeeping Coach Tan Diptas Ryan Moody 20 & Under National Championships MARKETING DIRECTOR Jnr Women Coach: Greig Richardson Perry Gaylard Asst Sheila Langley DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR Coach Manager: Linda Fuscaldo John Perrott Jnr Men Coach: Travis Bloom REFEREES DIRECTOR Manager Craig Treloar Daniel Flahive 18 & Under National Championships OFFICE STAFF Jnr Women Coach: Sheila Langley Manager: Steve Blunt Gillian Manson– Executive Officer July 2009 – Present Jnr Men Coach: Luke Gavin Manager: Lyn Celotti Tony Ryan – Administration Officer July 2007 - Present East Coast Challenge – 14/U Carmen Stocks – Bookkeeper Girls Coach: Darren Steere Manager: Cathy Steere April 2008 - Present Julie Makohon – Sports Development Boys Coach: Luke Gavin Manager: Perri Randall Officer August 2008 - Present Aust Schools Championships Girls Coach: Jono Wallace-Smith HONORARY SOLICITOR Manager: Steve Blunt John Howie Boys Coach: Luke Gavin Manager: Lyn Celotti VWPI Annual Report 2010 -2011 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Congratulations to all those members selected as State, National League and It is with pleasure I present the Annual Report Australian representatives either as players for Victorian Water Polo Incorporated (VWPI) or officials. A particular congratulations to for the year 2009/2010. -
OVO Australian Waterpolo League L2018
OVO Australian Waterpolo League L2018 UTS BALMAIN TIGERS 13 & 16 February 2018 Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre AUSTRALIAN WATERPOLO LEAGUE ROUND 3 REFEREES: Daniel Flahive, Sergi Sampons & Connor Davis AWL DELEGATE: Michael Hart UTS BALMAIN TIGERS V FREMANTLE MARLINS & MARINERS UTS BWPC SQUAD CAPS SPONSORS Hurstville Commercial Division UTS BALMAIN TIGERS The oldest sporting club in Australia established in 1884. CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME On behalf of UTS Balmain Water Polo we would like to welcome you to Round 3 of 2018 Australian Waterpolo League. We especially would like to welcome our new tigers, Elle Surber & Allyson Hansen from USA and Marc Tarres Mora from Spain. Welcome back Chloe Wilcox and Pascalle Casey who have returned from overseas for part of the season. Chloe from her role as Great Britain Assistant National coach and Pascalle playing in Italy. Our AWL squads have an injection of youth this season who have been working hard with the guidance of our senior players and very experience coaches over the summer. Many thanks to Phil, Taryn, Danielle, Martin and Lance for leading the new initiatives. We have a great start to the season with some great junior results: • UTS Balmain U16 girls team winning the State Championships on the Central Coast • UTS Balmain U18 boys placing 2nd in the State Championships in Sydney • UTS Balmain U16 boys placing 3rd in the State Championships in Bathurst • Nioka Thomas, Maeve Ryan, Daniel Munk named in the 16s Tournament 7, Daniel Yoon in the 18s Tournament 7 at their respective State Championships • Evie Glover-Rylah named as goalkeeper of the tournament at the Under 16 State Championships We have just held the annual hugely successful U12s Carnival! With 40 Teams entered and 42 Junior referees participating in the mentor program, it was a big 3 days. -
Power Passion
POWER PASSION 80 Blackwall Reach Parade Bicton WA 6157 Postal Address: 5 Durdham Crescent Bicton WA 6157 T: (+61) 8 9319 2367 F: (+61) 8 9319 2369 E: [email protected] POWER PASSION OLYMPIC SUCCESS Fremantle Water Polo competes in the Australian At the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, three of Waterpolo League (AWL) fielding teams since our Fremantle Marlins, Gemma Beadsworth, the third year of the competition’s inception and Glencora McGhie and Zoe Arancini represented now has the most successful men’s and women’s Australia. Rio was Gemma’s third Olympic teams in the history of the AWL. Fremantle’s Games and Glencora’s second and both won men’s (Mariners) and women’s (Marlins) teams bronze medals at the 2012 London Olympic have claimed multiple AWL championships Games. The Fremantle Mariners had 2 Melville and produced many Olympic and national players representing the Aussie Sharks; Joel representatives. Water Polo is the longest running Swift and 2012 London Olympian, Aaron Olympic team sport played globally. Fremantle Younger – the current national Captain. In total, Water Polo has grown out of the Melville Water Polo seven Olympic players from the Rio games Club and includes the Dolphins and North Coast started their AWL careers at Fremantle. water polo clubs in the Fremantle conference. VISION To be the best water polo club in Australia - in every respect MISSION To serve our members and realise the potential of our athletes, coaches and officials at every level – grass roots, representative and elite. HERITAGE The Melville Water Polo Club is a foundation club of the Western Australian Water Polo Association, one of six clubs to compete in the inaugural Western Australian Water Polo competition in 1946. -
DATE VENUE TIME OPPOSITION FYFE Adelaide Jets (W) FYFE Adelaide Jets (M) FYFE Adelaide Jets (W) FYFE Adelaide Jets (M) Queenslan
DATE VENUE TIME OPPOSITION 4:30PM FYFE Adelaide Jets (W) Sat 25 Jan 2020 Adelaide 6:00PM FYFE Adelaide Jets (M) 10:00AM FYFE Adelaide Jets (W) Sun 26 Jan 2020 Adelaide 11:30AM FYFE Adelaide Jets (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Queensland Thunder (W) Thu 30 Jan 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Queensland Thunder (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Queensland Thunder (W) Fri 31 Jan 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Queensland Thunder (M) Drummoyne Swimming 6:30PM Drummoyne Devils (W) Sat 08 Feb 2020 Pool 8:00PM Drummoyne Devils (M) Drummoyne Swimming 4:30PM Drummoyne Devils (W) Sun 09 Feb 2020 Pool 6:00PM Drummoyne Devils (M) 7:00PM Sydney Uni Lions (W) Thu 20 Feb 2020 Peter Montgomery Pool 8:30PM Sydney Uni Lions (M) 2:00PM Sydney Uni Lions (W) Sun 23 Feb 2020 Peter Montgomery Pool 3:30PM Sydney Uni Lions (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM UWA Torpedoes (W) Thu 12 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM UWA Torpedoes (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Fremantle Marlins (W) Fri 13 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Fremantle Mariners (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss TBC UWA Torpedoes (W) Sat 14 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre TBC UWA Torpedoes (M) 9:30AM Fremantle Marlins (W) Sun 15 Mar 2020 Pymble Ladies College 11:00AM Fremantle Mariners (M) UNSW Fitness and Aquatic 5:00PM UNSW Killer Whales (W) Sat 21 Mar 2020 Centre 6:30PM UNSW Wests Magpies (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 5:00PM UNSW Killer Whales (W) Sun 22 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 6:30PM UNSW Wests Magpies (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM ACU Cronulla Sharks (W) Thu 26 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM ACU Cronulla Sharks (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 7:00PM Hunter Hurricanes (W) Fri 27 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 8:30PM Hunter Hurricanes (M) Auburn Ruth Everuss 2:30PM Hunter Hurricanes (W) Sat 28 Mar 2020 Aquatic Centre 4:00PM Hunter Hurricanes (M) 11:00AM ACU Cronulla Sharks (W) Sun 29 Mar 2020 Sutherland Leisure Centre 12:30PM ACU Cronulla Sharks (M) 3 - 5 April Sydney Olympic Park FINALS SERIES. -
Quarterly Report 31 December 2018 1
Platinum International Fund Platinum Unhedged Fund Platinum Asia Fund Platinum European Fund Platinum Japan Fund Platinum International Brands Fund Platinum International Health Care Fund Platinum International Technology Fund Quarterly 31 DECEMBER Report 2018 THE PLATINUM TRUST QUARTERLY REPORT 31 DECEMBER 2018 1 Contents Performance Returns 2 In Brief 3 Macro Overview 5 by Andrew Clifford, Chief Investment Officer Eastern Europe – New Markets in the Old Continent 9 by Nik Dvornak, Portfolio Manager Fund Updates Platinum International Fund 12 Platinum Unhedged Fund 15 Platinum Asia Fund 19 Platinum European Fund 23 Platinum Japan Fund 26 Platinum International Brands Fund 30 Platinum International Health Care Fund 34 Platinum International Technology Fund 37 Glossary 40 The ABST Award – Recognising Great Teams 42 by Douglas Isles, Investment Specialist The Platinum Trust quarterly report is available on our website from approximately the 15th of the month following quarter end. Visit www.platinum.com.au/Investing-with-Us/Investment-Updates 2 PLATINUM ASSET MANAGEMENT Performance Returns to 31 December 2018 FUND PORTFOLIO QUARTER 1 YEAR 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 5 YEARS SINCE INCEPTION (C CLASS – STANDARD FEE OPTION) VALUE COMPOUND COMPOUND COMPOUND INCEPTION DATE (P CLASS – PERFORMANCE FEE OPTION) (A$ MIL) PA PA PA COMPOUND PA Platinum International Fund (C Class) $9,910.8 -8.0% -8.5% 7.0% 6.2% 7.2% 12.1% 30 Apr 1995 Platinum International Fund (P Class) $14.8 -7.9% -8.2% — — — 2.0% 3 Jul 2017 MSCI All Country World Net Index (A$) -10.3% 0.6% -
I Remember It As Early November, During a Trip to Sydney
from the publisher GREG T ROSS remember it as early November, during a trip to Sydney. Like surfing, tennis is an integral part of Australian summers. We But it had been going for some time before that. feature too, in this edition, tennis great Rod Laver’s latest book, Memories blur doing events like the recent bushfires but The Golden Era. it started in northern New South Wales and Queensland. We also look at famous Green Bans activist Jack Mundey and Then it seemed like there was a new fire every day in the book on Jack, by his friend and architect, James Colman. The Idifferent parts of the country. It became the greatest natural book, The House That Jack Built, underpins the knowledge that disaster in Australia’s history. preservation of Australia’s historic regions and buildings is just as It impacted The Last Post. I was in Adelaide putting the 21st important now as it was back then. edition together when I received photos of fires close to my house Writer and filmmaker Jemma Pigott writes for The Last Post with in Long Beach, NSW. I flew home and had to spent two nights her story of indigenous veterans, The Coloured Diggers and Wing in Sydney before the roads south opened long enough for me to Commander Mary Anne Whiting takes us to Point Cook in Victoria return home. I walked into an ordeal of some magnitude. Over for a story on the Rededication of the AFC and RAAF Memorial. the next week or so there were orders to leave, as the fires drew We have too, an update on the amazing work being done by closer. -
Annual Report 2016 / 2017 Office Bearers
ANNUAL REPORT 2016 / 2017 OFFICE BEARERS Board Personnel President John Perrott Executive Officer Sally Jones Vice President Ben Yeo Junior Development Manager Marni Jacka Secretary Mathew Lea Industry Development Officer Simon Armstrong Finance Director Daniel Arber Competitions Administration Tony Ryan Directors Peter Evans Bookkeeper Deb Vawdrey Bianca Gold (resigned May 2017) Vivek Merchant Darren Waters Bryan Wee Rachel Winterton LIFE MEMBERS Allen Michael (Mick)* 1985 Morrison Alby 2016 Angland Carol 1988 Morrison Lynne 2004 Barfoot Robert (Bob)* 1970 O’Brien John (O’Bee) 1967 Barrow Jeff 1995 Phillips Les. M.* 1940 Bennett Horace A. (Horrie) 1960 Quarry Ray* 1971 Bennett Reginald J. (Reg)* 1960 Quittner Harry* 1984 Blake Harold O. (Harry)* 1960 Richardson Greig 2005 Campbell Phil* 1959 Ryan Andrew 2016 Cassidy George* 1938 Ryan Tony 2016 Comerford H.William (Bill) 1983 Small Russell 2005 Cook Bruce 1993 Thompson Elza* 1972 Copeland Gordon* 1938 Thompson Stan* 1960 DeFina Michael 2014 Thompson W. George* 1961 Donovan Edward (Ted) 1992 Uren Les* 1937 Flahive Daniel (Danny) 2016 Vanderfeen Aileen 2012 Flahive Lisa 1995 Van Delft John 1987 French Colin* 1956 Watkins David J. 1963 Gronow Rob* 2013 Weston William A. (Pop)* 1960 Gunn Jeanette 1998 Wiegard Keith* 1975 Hurren Edward R. (Eddie)* 1931 Wiegard Leon 1987 Lynott Edward F. (Ted)* 1945 Wilson John (Wilo)* 2006 Mason John 2015 Wooton Ron* 1975 McNeill Michael 2013 Young Les* 1961 Mills Ian 1987 * Deceased Water Polo Victoria ABN 79 570 881 365 Box 11, MSAC Aughtie Drive, Albert -
The Byron Shire Echo
THE BYRON SHIRE Volume 26 #39 VHYHQ Tuesday, March 13, 2012 Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777 Byron Bay 02 6685 5222 Fax 02 6684 1719 [email protected] [email protected] www.echo.net.au CAB 23,200 copies every week AUDIT I’VE GROWN ACCUSTOMED TO THIS TYPEFACE 3 New Santos Full moon Thursday at boss appointed Luis Feliu Byron’s Main Beach Th e Mullumbimby-based wholefoods retailer Santos has appointed a replace- ment for general manager Jean Bous- sard who resigned suddenly last week. The announcement came in the wake of a fi ery meeting of company staff , owners and management days earlier. Ryan Hamilton, who managed the company’s Byron Bay warehouse for the past 10 years, has been named as interim general manager. Th e Santos board of directors issued a brief statement this week saying Mr Hamilton ‘knows Santos intimately,’ and would replace Mr Boussard im- mediately. Th e board said ‘everybody at Santos is doing their best’ and it was ‘grateful to all staff for their openness and dedication’. During the meeting, Mr Boussard, who was appointed to run the 30-year- old business a year ago, had off ered to stay away from Santos’s three outlets and work from home in an eff ort to ease tensions until a further extraordi- nary meeting was held. But that was not necessary as he re- signed four days aft er the meeting. Th e board in its statement said it More than a thousand people enjoyed the free moonlit screening of the surf movie Minds In The Water on Thursday, as part of the Byron Bay International acknowledged ‘the wonderful support Film Festival. -
O Ar to R Io
roar OLYMPIC EDITION PASSION R TO A R I PRIDEO O R SUSF SUSF 2 R S 0 C 1 I FOCUS6 P M R I O O L Y TEAMWORK 5 AUGUST - 21 AUGUST, 2016. RIO DE JANEIRO. The number of Sydney Uni representatives R TO R TO R TO A R A R A R I I I 11 confirmed so far for the Rio Olympics. O O O O O O R R R SUSF SUSF SUSF SUSF SUSF SUSF Milly Clark – Marathon Will Ryan & Jaime Ryan –470 Class Sailing 2000 The last time a Sydney Uni athlete 2 R S 2 R S 2 R S 0 C 0 C 0 C won1 Gold at an Olympics.I Our1 gold medialistI 1 I 6 P 6 P 6 P M M M Michelle Jenneke – 100m hurdles Joshua Clarke – 100m Sprint R I O O L Y R I O O L Y R I O O L Y (Murray Stewart, Masters of Architecture Annie Rubie – 400m Sprint & 4 x 400m Relay Ella Nelson – 200m Sprint Graduate, K4 1000m Kayak) Brendon Reading – 50k Walk Jessica Fox – Single K1 Canoe Slalom The minutes it took Milly Clark to Madeline Hills – 3000m Steeplechase Murray Stewart –K4 1000m Kayak finish the Amsterdam Marathon 149 and qualify for Rio 2016. The number of Sydney Uni Paralympic Athletes 2 confirmed so far for the Rio Olympics. 1924 Angela Ballard – T53 Wheelchair Sprint Events The year the first 39TH THE POSITION ON THE MEDAL TALLY Prue Watt OAM – Swimming S13/SB13/SM13 Events Winter Olympic Sydney Uni would have placed if it were a Games were held in country in the 2012 London Olympic Games. -
2018 NSW Water Polo Championship Festival Event Program
Event Program 2018 NSW Water Polo Championship Festival U14 | U16 | U18 | Col Smee U22 3rd –10th December 2018 Event Partners Tickets available via https://www.trybooking.com/ZIAV 1 Page 2 Page Table of Contents Communications Platforms .................................................................................................................... 5 Key Dates ................................................................................................................................................ 5 Venue Information ................................................................................................................................. 6 Pool Entry ............................................................................................................................................ 6 Event Ticketing .................................................................................................................................... 6 Parking Information ............................................................................................................................ 7 Fields of Play Wk1 ............................................................................................................................... 8 Fields of Play Wk2 ............................................................................................................................... 9 Food Venues...................................................................................................................................... 10 -
2019 WPSA Annual Report
Season 2018 – 2019 68th Annual Report WATER POLO - An Olympic Tradition 2018 – 2019 Annual Report Contents Page Number 1. 2018 – 2019 Officials 3 2. President’s Report 5 3. Finance Report 7 3.1 Overview 7 3.2 Government Grants 8 3.3 Board of Management’s Report 9 3.4 Statement of Profit or Loss and Other Comprehensive Income for the Year Ended 30 June 2019 (Unaudited) 10 3.5 Statement of Financial Position for the Year Ended 30 June 2019 (Unaudited) 13 3.6 Statement of Cash Flows for the Year Ended 30 June 2019 (Unaudited) 14 3.7 Notes to the Financial Statements for Year Ending 30 June 2019 15 3.8 Statement by Members of the Board 18 4. State Representative Teams 19 4.1 16 & Under Girls National Aged Club Championships 19 4.2 16 & Under Boys National Aged Club Championships 20 4.3 Australian Youth Water Polo Championships 21 5. Season Statistics & Awards 24 5.1 Premiership Tables 24 5.2 Best and Fairest 26 5.3 Water Polo South Australia Awards 26 5.4 Australian Water Polo League – FYFE Adelaide Jets 27 6. Membership 29 7. Governance 30 8. Sponsors 31 Water Polo South Australia – 2018/19 Annual Report Page 2 2018 – 2019 Annual Report 1. 2018 – 2019 Officials LIFE MEMBERS Ron Howell Jill Glastonbury (dec) Bruce Chisholm (dec) Margaret Jones Paul Raynor Jon Harmer John Bird Lynn Martin Des Clark Gary Mavrinac Brian Knevitt Shaun Baker Peter Bayne Chris Turner Graeme Litster David Martin Alan Dowling John Medcalf Derek Seret HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS (SA Olympians) Charlie Turner Michael Turner Chris Wybrow Rod Owen Jones Rafael Sterk Isobel