Annual Report 2016 Many Thanks to Our Grant Funders & Sponsors Business Members Netball Central Zone

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 MANY THANKS TO OUR GRANT FUNDERS & SPONSORS BUSINESS MEMBERS NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE

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1 Netball Taranaki 8 Hutt Valley Netball

2 Netball Wanganui 9 Netball Wairarapa

3 Rangitikei Netball Centre 10 Netball Manawatu

4 Netball Horowhenua 11 Dannevirke Netball Centre

5 Netball Kapiti 12 Taihape Netball Centre

6 Kapi Mana Netball Centre 13 Hawke’s Bay Netball

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From the Board Chair and Chief Executive Officer. . . .4

Support Our Zone Centres...... 6

High Performance...... 8

Maintain Financial Sustainability...... 11

Sustain & Grow Organisational Capability...... 12

2015 Achievements, Awards and Statistics ...... 14

Audited Financial Accounts ...... 21

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 FROM THE BOARD CHAIR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

AFTER JUST FOUR YEARS, THE The Beko Netball League proved We sincerely want to thank ZONE STRUCTURE REMAINS an instant success and we would all those who support us as RELATIVELY NEW, AS SUCH like to congratulate the Central fans, sponsors, volunteers, 2016 RESULTED IN A YEAR team for a standout season administrators, players, coaches, OF BALANCE, BETWEEN in finishing second. We took managers, officials and board CONSOLIDATION AND considerable learnings from the members. We cannot achieve CHANGE. 2016 Central Pulse campaign without the support of all of our which have been implemented community. As this 2016 Netball Central Zone into our strategies for the 2017 Annual Report defines, there Special thanks go out to the season. has been real consolidation and Centres who are pivotal in growth achieved on some of our Between the board and CEO, shaping and setting the tone for core community programmes, we have worked hard to ensure what gets delivered across the in particular the Future Ferns that we deliver across all Zone. The work implemented by and Coach Development. We are aspects of our strategic plan. Centre boards and staff is deeply very proud of what we have been We remain acutely aware of appreciated. able to deliver alongside our the commitments we have to We remain grateful to all our community in 2016. our community, national body, loyal sponsors and funders who sponsors, players, coaches, This has been achieved while continue to support netball officials and staff. We are just a at the same time supporting across the Zone. The significant part of the much wider netball significant change with the contributions and assistance you family. introduction of the Beko Netball provide has helped us achieve League in 2016 and the move to While enhancing the delivery considerable success across a the new elite ANZ Premiership of many aspects of our range of initiatives and remains which was formalised during the programmes, we acknowledge a critical ingredient for ongoing year and will have its inaugural there is still more that we can success. season in 2017. Both these do. The challenge is one of During 2016 we started competitions are important pace and resources. Finding negotiations with Te Wānanga to the future of the game and the time and funding to deliver o Raukawa, the Māori Tertiary absorbed significant executive on every aspect of our plan is Education Provider in Ōtaki, and and board time. our aspiration, prioritising and are delighted our shared vision focusing being our reality. has resulted in a more formal partnership from 2017 and we look forward to working closely alongside them in the future. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the staff, and wider team, whose efforts are SUE GORDON recorded in the Annual Report and CHAIR who work tirelessly to help grow the game across the region. Lastly, we are all about team and it is a constant goal to be making the most out of the depth of capability and talent we have in the team.

NETBALL CENTRAL CAROLYN YOUNG CEO SUPPORT OUR ZONE CENTRES

THE NETBALL CENTRAL • Bi-annual Netball GROW PARTICIPATION ZONE COMMUNITY TEAM Development Officer (NDO) Netball New Zealand’s (NNZ) HAS WORKED CLOSELY WITH Forums were delivered in June official national junior programme THE CENTRES TO ALIGN A and November at Vautier Park ANZ futureFERNS continued COMMON THREAD ACROSS ALL in Palmerston North by the to show growth in the Year 1-4 DEVELOPMENTAL INITIATIVES Zone, providing officers with space. Highlights for Netball THROUGH PRODUCTIVE development workshops and Central Zone in junior netball in COMMUNICATION AND networking opportunities with 2016 included: FEEDBACK. other Centres from across the Central Zone. • 17,553 juniors playing in the As a result, increased Year 1-8 space across the development and networking · A number of successfully Zone. opportunities presented during hosted Zone and National 2016 enhanced expertise across events were managed and • 13 Centres delivering ANZ junior, coach, umpiring, team partnered in by some of our futureFERNS at Year 1 & 2 and management and administration Centres: 12 delivering at Year 3 & 4. leading to further progression • Netball Taranaki hosted • 5723 juniors at Year 1-4 across the Zone. the North Island U15 participated in ANZ Championships futureFERNS in 2016. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT • Netball Wanganui hosted • Year 1 & 2 affiliation numbers AND CENTRES Lower North Island increased 8.4 percent and Year • The two-day annual Zone Secondary Schools (LNISS) 3 & 4 increased 10.2 percent Forum was facilitated in across the Zone in 2016. • Netball Hutt Valley hosted September by Netball Central New Zealand Secondary • Netball Hutt Valley delivered Zone at ASB Sports Centre, in Schools (NZSS) at the second ANZ futureFERNS collaboration with a number the newly developed Zone Festival in collaboration of valued partners and Walter Nash Centre in with the Zone and NNZ, stakeholders including Sport collaboration with NNZ providing skills sessions for New Zealand (SNZ), Netball children Year 1-6 at Walter New Zealand (NNZ), Centres • The Zone successfully hosted Nash Centre. and Sport Wellington. This the third Super Club-Super year the Zone connected School Invitational Tournament • 916 coaches attended ANZ with NB Training, Ernst and at Arena Manawatu in futureFERNS workshops. Young, Eastern Institute Palmerston North, featuring • Netball Horowhenua, Netball of Technology, NZ Safety 10 club teams from across Manawatu, Netball Hutt Brokers and Toyota to offer the Zone and 10 secondary Valley, Netball Wellington and workshops in business best schools who competed at Netball Wanganui increased practice, sport management Lower North Island Secondary their participation numbers and exercise science. The Schools. The inclusive event significantly across all the Year forum aimed to update provided development 1-4 junior space. and provide development opportunities for coaches opportunities for staff through a workshop delivered • Kapi Mana introduced the involved in junior, coach, by Waimarama Taumaunu, ANZ futureFERNS programme umpiring, team management umpires through Linda Liggins for the first time, instigating and administration. and Anne Blomfield (NZUDG) growth in the Year 1 & 2 age and bench officials through group. game delivery.

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 • The next phase of ANZ Denise Aiolupotea and Natalie Barham, Simon Chatterton, futureFERNS (6v6) will be Corbett (Hawke’s Bay), Ann Hay and Gareth Fowler. rolled out in seven Centres Parekura Muraahi and Tash • Our special thanks go to across the Central Zone during Kingi (Wanganui), Janette Central Zone’s independent 2017. Pease, Whitney Henderson Coach Developers for their and Lathainia Picking contribution and support this (Manawatu), Brigid McKenzie FACILITATION DEVELOPMENT year, Karen Bevan, Tania Lister, (Kapiti) and Lee Adamson OF COACHES, MANAGERS, Lisa Murphy, Tash Rowlands, UMPIRES, OFFICIALS AND (Kapi-Mana). Valerie Sampson, Ivy Topping, VOLUNTEERS • NNZ Performance Coach Charissa Barham, Adrienne Morrin. In her role as Netball Central Qualifications (PCQ) were Zone Coach Development achieved by three Central Officer, Sandra Edge actively Zone coaches, Tash Rowlands, engaged with our valued Centres Lee-Anne Taylor and Lisa Tod to provide opportunities and who were part of the first 11 support. Highlights for 2016 people in New Zealand to included: achieve this new qualification. • 86 Netball New Zealand Coach • Three NNZ Advanced Developing Modules were modules were held in delivered this year around Wellington – Advanced Skill the Zone with 621 coaches Analysis, Mental Skills and attending the modules in total. Skill Acquisition, delivered Fifty-two coaches gained their by Adrienne Morrin, Dr Kylie CCA award this year. Wilson, Anna Cave and Waimarama Taumaunu. • Coach Developer opportunities were piloted • Eight informal coach and delivered in partnership workshops were delivered with Sport Wellington. These throughout the Zone by workshops were delivered in Waimarama Taumaunu, Yvette Wellington and Hutt Valley McCausland-Durie, Dennis with Centre development staff Slade and Sandra Edge. – Maria Hegarty (Wellington), • A highlight for the year was John Neho (Wellington), ‘Think, Do, Grow’, the annual Kirsten Behl (Hutt Valley), coaching conference held in Lynette Imrie (Hutt Valley), October at Massey University, Carmell Wagg (Kapiti) and Palmerston North. Over 50 Sandy Biel (Wairarapa). coaches from around the Zone • Further coach developer attended the event facilitated opportunities were provided by presenters which included for all Centre development Kathryn Berkett, Waimarama staff at the NDO Forum in Taumaunu, Adrienne Morrin, June at Massey University Irene van Dyk, Jo Holmes, which included Ann Rodgers Dennis Slade, Kirsten Hellier, and Savarna Wilton (Taranaki), Tania Karauria, Charissa

WWW.NETBALLCENTRAL.CO.NZ UMPIRES AND BENCH who play an integral role in the • The NNZ Coach-Assessor OFFICIALS development of officials within workshops for umpires were our Zone, we thank you for your led in our Zone by the NZUDG We would like to acknowledge dedicated efforts in ensuring the representatives in 2016, and thank Linda Liggins and Central Zone continues to grow with administration being Anne Blomfield, our Netball in this area of expertise. completed by the Zone. These Central Zone representatives workshops were significantly on the New Zealand Umpire • Umpire development has attended in the Zone by 87 Development Group (NZUDG) again been well supported umpire-coaches. and Bernice Robertson, Lisa Aull, by the Centres in 2016 with Julie Shaw and Sam Kerins for several dedicated umpire • Special congratulations to co-ordinating Bench Officiating development officers Bernice Robertson who was and Statistics in the Zone. To the providing guidance and awarded the 2016 Outstanding Zone Umpire Development Group support in this specialised Contribution to Technical (ZUDG) and the Zone Technical area. Officials at the Netball New Official Advisory Group (ZTOAG), Zealand Awards in November.

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 HIGH PERFORMANCE

THE HIGH PERFORMANCE for the New Zealand Secondary stated goal of producing a home PATHWAY IN THE NETBALL Schools (NZSS) team, won grown Pulse team that wins by CENTRAL ZONE (NCZ) STARTS the under-19 and under-17 2019. WITH TALENTED SECONDARY age-group titles, dominated The NCZ Performance SCHOOL PLAYERS BASED IN national age-group tournament programme has been highly THEIR RESPECTIVE CENTRES team selections, provided five successful as a direct result AND CULMINATES IN A members of the Netball New of the quality and efforts of PROFESSIONAL CONTRACT Zealand (NNZ) under-21 squad our members, both paid and PLAYING FOR THE PULSE. and placed second in the voluntary, from across the Zone. inaugural Beko Netball League. In 2016 NCZ was highly We are enormously grateful to successful in the developmental We anticipate that our successes the Centre General Managers, part of our pathway – we in 2016 in growing emerging Development Officers, Selectors, dominated national selections talent will help us to realise our Coaches, Officials, Umpires and

WWW.NETBALLCENTRAL.CO.NZ Roster changes at the end this arena that the Central Zone of 2015 saw the departure of shone, showing the benefit of the seasoned veterans Joline Henry, talent development work that Irene van Dyk and Liana Barrett- has been burgeoning through the Chase. Unfortunately, injuries Zone in recent years. at the start of the new season The Central Zone Beko team was meant that Jodi Brown did not coached by Yvette McCausland- take the court at all and midcourt Durie (Manawatu) and comprised stalwart Elias Scheres’ (nee a squad of 16 players who Shadrock) season ended earlier practised as a team twice a week than anticipated. Accordingly, and completed comprehensive new coaches Tanya Dearns and training programmes in small Tania Hoffman faced a very groups during the rest of challenging season from the the week. Each week coach outset with an inexperienced and McCausland had the unenviable untested team. task of selecting the playing In the end, the largely new team roster of 10 for that week’s game. and management staff were not Our team was young but made able to develop sufficiently as up for a slight lack of experience a unit in the short amount of with enthusiasm and energy. time that they had, to contest What we lacked in height and consistently against the more age we made up for in speed and established teams in the conditioning. competition. The team played eight games, However, there were some three at home and four away. positives that came out the They won five matches, lost three season. The upside of losing and ended the regular season in Jodi was that newcomer Maia second place. Unfortunately, the Wilson was given an unexpected team lost the final against Netball opportunity and she proved South going down 51– 46. outstanding in her first ANZ competition, eventually achieving From this team, three players her first test cap for the Silver earned a call-up to the NZU21 squad – Tiana Metuarau, Mila Ferns at the end of the year. Reulu-Buchanan and Kimiora Also in the 2016 International Poi (Wellington). Karin Burger Programme, Pulse captain Katrina (Wellington), the team’s standout Grant was elevated to the role defender, was named Beko all the other support staff and of Silver Ferns captain. Grant Player of the Year by Netball New volunteers who have given their was joined in the Silver Ferns Zealand and was also added to time and energy to developing squad by Pulse team-mates the Silver Ferns Development the most talented players across Ameliaranne Ekenasio, Phoenix Squad. the Zone. Karaka and Maia Wilson. NATIONAL AGE GRADE PULSE BEKO NETBALL LEAGUE PERFORMANCES 2016 was a disappointing season Netball New Zealand introduced In the 2016 National Under 19 for the Pulse. We finished fifth the Beko Netball League in 2016 Championships, Wellington in the New Zealand conference to strengthen its performance Centre ran out convincing and ninth in the overall ANZ pathway by running a second winners over Auckland in the Championship, winning just two tier competition alongside the final, winning 38-25. Taranaki, games and drawing two. ANZ Championship. It was in Hutt Valley and Manawatu also

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 HIGH PERFORMANCE CONTINUED

attended and placed in the top College rounded out the top five, This year the programme 15. Jermaine Howard Vallance, all of whom had won the right to involved more than 80 athletes, Marcelle Parkes, Kimiora Poi, Mila attend nationals. 25 coaches, 20 umpires and Reulu-Buchanan and Api Taufa 10 selectors, all of whom At the National Secondary School from Wellington Centre were participated in identification days Tournament, the Central Zone named in the tournament team. held in Wellington, Palmerston teams once again acquitted North, Hawke’s Bay and Taranaki At the Under 17 National Age themselves with distinction, during October and November. Grade Championships, the taking out three of the top From this process, a number of Central Zone was represented by six placings – Manukura 3rd, players were selected to attend 10 Centre teams, with seven of St Mary’s College 4th and further development camps, Wellington East Girls College those achieving top 20 finishes in alongside identified umpires and 5th. Once again the Central Zone the 40-team competition. coaches who attended for their was to the fore in Tournament Wellington Centre were once own learnings. team selections with seven of again to the fore in the final the 18-person team being from The National Secondary School play-offs with Wellington Black Central Zone Secondary School selectors were also invited defeating Auckland A in the teams. The team included to attend to observe the event final, 27-21, and Wellington Ainsleyana Puleiata, Lyric performances of our players, to Gold beating Dunedin 30-22 Faleafanga, Renee Savai’inaea help in their national secondary to capture third place for a and Saviour Tui (St Mary’s school selections. best-ever final placing. The College) Braxton Te Riini, Emily As a result of this collaboration, Tournament team, unsurprisingly, Autangavaia (Manukura) and was dominated by Central Zone Netball Central Zone had eight of Tiana Metuarau (Wellington East 24 trialists invited to trial for the players, with 10 of the 17-person Girls’ College). New Zealand Secondary School group hailing from Central Zone team; we provided six of the final Centres – Jaydi Chaffey-Taylor Additionally, the positional 12-person team that contested (Hawke’s Bay), Lyric Faleafaga, Players of the Tournament were and won the International School Julia Law, Chynna Leota-Ah- all from Central Zone teams. They Girls Tournament in Auckland; Hin, Tiana Metuarau, Ainsleyana were Shooter of the Tournament: Tiana Metuarau, a Beko team Puleiata, Renee Savai’inaea, Ruby Tiana Metuarau (Wellington East member, was named Shooter Stirling (Wellington), Brooke Girls’ College), Midcourter of the of the Tournament; and at the Nielsen (Taranaki), Jessica Pease Tournament: Ainsleyana Puleiata same tournament the Zone also (Manawatu). (St Mary’s College) and Defender of the Tournament: Renee provided half of the AMNOHL Savai’inaea (St Mary’s College). Maori Secondary School team, SECONDARY SCHOOLS who finished third behind PERFORMANCES Perhaps unsurprisingly Australia. Ainsleyana and Renee were called At our marquee secondary into the NZU21 Squad at the end At the age-group and secondary schools event, the Lower North of the year, taking the Central school level, our achievements Island Secondary Schools contingent in the squad to five were unrivalled by any other Championship, 58 teams – more than any other Zone and Zone in the country and provided competed for the LNISS trophy more than we have ever had. evidence of the progress we and the honour of attending as a Zone have made in High the National Secondary School Performance. We will continue Championships. At the end SECONDARY SCHOOL working hard in this area to TALENT IDENTIFICATION AND of the week-long tournament support our High Performance DEVELOPMENT Manukura (Manawatu) defeated objective of winning the ANZ St Mary’s College (Wellington) In 2016 Central Zone continued Premiership by 2019 with a in the final; Wellington East Girls to refine our Secondary home-grown team. College, Palmerston North Girls School player identification High School and Wellington Girls and development programme.

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The environment in which surplus and our commitment being a key ingredient. With the we operate continues to be to operate within our means. introduction of the Beko Netball challenging but the Board Key drivers in the overall result League, this was especially and management retains its occurred from savings in player true and having the support of unwavering commitment to payments, staff vacancies, not Lion Foundation, Trillion Trust building a financially sustainable making the playoffs, increased and Brendan Foot Supersite all future for Netball Central Zone. grant funding and some contributed to the overall success additional sponsorship not of this programme. Securing budgeted for. partners that buy into our vision LONG-TERM FUNDING of expanding opportunities for STRATEGY women in sport and leadership NETBALL AN “AFFORDABLE’’ Securing consistent and on-going remains an important part of SPORT funding is a perennial challenge Netball Central Zone’s future across the Zone with many of Affordability for those playing agenda. the participants often competing the game is always a major New Zealand Community Trust for the same funds. However, consideration for Netball Central and Infinity Foundation have Netball Central Zone continues Zone. Every effort is made to been strong supporters of netball to work side-by-side with a ensure it remains a sport for all and the Zone, their ongoing wide and varied cross-section of and each year we review the support to the game ensures that stakeholders and funders for the fees we ask of our community. we are able to be a success on betterment of netball. However, this has to be finely and off the court. balanced alongside the financial sustainability of the Zone. As we grow our sponsorship SET AND MEET TARGETS and funding base, and deepen The financial result for the year the connections with our TARGETED MARKETING ending 30 November 2016 was community, we are excited about a surplus of $15,718 against a The success of the Zone is how we will be able to offer budgeted deficit of $149,456. dependent on the mutual support more opportunities for girls and This is another pleasing result of a number of stakeholders, the women in the Zone that will be following on from last year’s role of the funder and sponsors mutually beneficial.

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 SUSTAIN & GROW ORGANISATIONAL CAPABILITY

LEADERSHIP, GOVERNANCE, DEVELOPMENT AND Aimee Henderson started with MANAGEMENT RETENTION OF STAFF us in March in the new position of Office Manager, her key During the year, we accepted We bid farewell to some responsibilities include the the resignation of Norah Barlow, familiar faces during 2016 while overall management of the an appointed member of the welcoming some new additions office, Health and Safety, and the Board. Norah’s wealth of business to the staff. administration of the Community experience provided invaluable Lizzie Sandom resigned from Coach Award modules. input into the governance her role as Events Manager structure and the commercial Former Silver Ferns coach and in October to take up an aspects of the Zone. captain Wai Taumaunu started opportunity with the Wellington with us in October as High Sue Gould agreed to extend her Regional Economic Development Performance Director, overseeing term as an elected member for Agency and was replaced by Vai both the Pulse and Beko a further year, ensuring ongoing Tuita’alili at the end of October. programmes, the Performance continuity of the Board. Frances Solia left her position Manager reporting directly to her. There was significant as the Performance Manager in Wai brings with her an extensive level of knowledge and expertise engagement with Netball New August to take up a sport’s co- both in netball and management Zealand during 2016 as changes ordinator role. Natalie Milicich and we’re delighted to have her to the premier competition in joined us in November, taking up on board. New Zealand unfolded during the the roles of Performance Manager For more information on the first half of the year. and Head Coach of the Beko Netball League team. Natalie has overall structure of the Zone just completed a degree in Sport can be found on our website at FURTHER DEVELOP POLICY www.netballcentral.co.nz and Recreation at the Auckland AND PROCEDURES University of Technology (AUT) With the introduction of the new and feel very fortunate she has Health and Safety At Work Act moved to Wellington to join us at in April this year, there has been Netball Central. An experienced considerable work undertaken campaigner, Natalie has to implement the Zone Health previously spent over 20 years and Safety manual, together coaching at school, club and with a number of policies and representative level in Auckland. procedures. Regular reporting Former Silver Ferns shooting to the Board as well as staff supremo Irene van Dyk started updates have continued to see with us in January as the the Zone refine our health and Junior Development Officer. safety practises in regards to the Irene is Netball New Zealand’s processes we have in place for ambassador, her extensive all staff to go about their roles in playing career, positive attitude and out of the office. and willingness to pass on her enthusiasm for the game an infectious attribute for many of those she comes into contact with.

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ANNUAL REPORT 2016 2016 ACHIEVEMENTS, AWARDS AND STATISTICS

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BENCH U19 STATISTICS APPOINTMENTS Kora Pene APPOINTMENTS Debra Hall INTERNATIONALS INTERNATIONALS Kenzie Turnbull NZSS Julie Shaw Annette Ward Cathy Edmonds Maree Marshall Lisa Aull Kenzie Turnbull Sam Kerins Paula Simpson Jessica Scott Sue George Annette Ward ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP PRE-SEASON (AUCKLAND) Sue Winter Laura Hook Sam Kerins Sonya Hapi Judith Smith Lisa Aull Bernice Robertson Paula Simpson Kora Pene ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP Sue George PRE-SEASON (AUCKLAND) Sam Kerins Bernice Robertson Bernice Robertson Lisa Aull MIXED NATIONALS Sue George ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP Bernice Robertson Maria Bater Lisa Aull Maree Marshall Ngamata Maeva Sonya Hapi Julie Shaw Sue George Claire Jamieson Sue Winter Julie Shaw Kora Pene Kora Pene Paula Simpson BEKO NETBALL LEAGUE Gregory Barbet Gregory Barbet Sam Kerins Paula Simpson Julie Shaw Lisa Aull Annette Ward Laura Hook Sue George Cathy Edmonds Judith Smith Bernice Robertson John Neho Annette Ward Maree Marshall Jan Tame Sue George Julie Shaw Judith Smith Cathy Edmonds Sue Winter Kenzie Turnbull WELLINGTON RSL U19 Bernice Robertson Sue George Sam Kerins Kora Pene BEKO NETBALL LEAGUE Sue George Cathy Edmonds Kora Pene Maria Bater Sue George NZSS Heather Falconer Cathy Edmonds Julie Shaw Dale Stechman Julie Shaw Sue George Bernice Robertson Annette Ward Sue Winter Paula Simpson NEW ZEALAND NETBALL Sonya Hapi Lisa Aull AWARD Lisa Aull Gregory Barbet Outstanding Contribution to Sam Kerins Laura Hook Technical Officials Ngamata Maeva Bernice Robertson Judith Smith Claire Jamieson Wendy Colledge Jessica Scott 15 Bernice Robertson ANNUAL REPORT 2016 ZONE AWARD (QUALIFYING & ENDORSEMENT) Bronwyn Ranson Diana Taha Williams Ethan Tuhua NETBALL CENTRAL NATIONAL UMPIRE TEAM SUCCESSES Fiona Campbell ZONE & NZ UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS (TOP FOUR NATIONALLY) Georgia Cole AWARDS 2016 Geraldine Hemi NATIONAL SQUAD NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE Jamie O’Connor ZONE AWARD Angela Armstrong-Lush 2nd Beko Netball League (QUALIFYING & ENDORSEMENT) Karlena Schwass Gareth Fowler Ken Allen Bronwyn Ranson Ann Hay WELLINGTON U19 TEAM Marise Taru Diana Taha Williams Ken Metekingi 1st NZAG U19 Championships Safari Hynes Ethan Tuhua Paul Smith WELLINGTON BLACK U17 TEAM Shontae Broughton-Malcolm Fiona Campbell Tasha Picking Georgia Cole NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 1st NZAG U17 Championships SQUAD Toni Baker Geraldine Hemi WELLINGTON GOLD U17 TEAM Tracy Murray Jamie O’Connor Jess Lea rd Anita Taylor Karlena Schwass 3 NZAG U17 Championships NZAGC UNDER 19 Delena West Ken Allen Jamie Manuel MANUKURA Jenni Adamson Marise Taru Jess Lea rd Jodie Robertson Safari Hynes 3 New Zealand Secondary Shontae Broughton-Malcolm Schools Netball Championships NZSS NZC AWARD QUALIFYING & ENDORSED Tasha Picking Jamie Manuel ST MARY’S COLLEGE Daisy Smith Toni Baker Liam Minhinnick 4th New Zealand Secondary Geoff Howard Tracy Murray Schools Netball Championships Natalie Corbett Anita Taylor NZAGC UNDER 17 Natasha Lerm Delena West Erin Collins Stacey Cook Jenni Adamson Stacey Cook Yvonne Small Jodie Robertson Natalie Corbett Amanda Turley NZC AWARD QUALIFYING & Tania Horo Erin Collins ENDORSED Marlissa Howard Scott McLeod Daisy Smith Daisy Smith NZB AWARD Geoff Howard Liam Minhinnick Natalie Corbett Angela Jowitt Anna Brookie Natasha Lerm Jessica Williams NZA AWARD Stacey Cook Lagi Tuimavave Jessica Lea Yvonne Small Amanda Turley ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP Erin Collins Angela Armstrong-Lush, Scott McLeod Gareth Fowler, Ann Hay

NZB AWARD BEKO NETBALL LEAGUE Anna Brookie Ken Metekingi, Paul Smith, Jess Lea

NZA AWARD Jessica Lea

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NZAG U19 CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT SELECTION NZ SECONDARY SCHOOLS TEAM Jermaine Howard Vallance Wellington Ainsleyana Puleiata St Mary’s College Marcelle Parkes Wellington Diahn Strickland Manukura Kimiora Poi Wellington Renee Savai’inaea St Mary’s College Mila Reulu-Buchanan Wellington Briana Stephenson Napier Girls’ High School Api Taufa Wellington Antonia Heihei Manukura Tiana Metuarau Wellington East Girls’ College NZAG U17 CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT SELECTION (Shooter of the Tournament) Jaydi Chaffey-TaylorHawke’s Bay AOTEAROA MAORI Lyric Faleafaga Wellington Julia Law Wellington Braxton Te Rini Manukura Chynna Leota-Ah-Hin Wellington Danielle TafiliSacred Heart College, Lower Hutt Tiana Metuarau Wellington Eden Anderson Newlands College Ainsleyana Puleiata Wellington Jaydi Chaffey-TaylorNapier Girls’ High School Renee Savai’inaea Wellington Jessica Pease Palmerston North Girls’ High School Ruby Stirling Wellington Julia Law Kapiti College Brooke Nielsen Taranaki NZU21 SQUAD Jessica Pease Manawatu Tiana Metuarau Wellington NEW ZEALAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Mila Reulu-Buchanan Wellington CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT SELECTION Kimiora Poi Wellington Ainsleyana Puleiata St Mary’s College Ainsleyana Puleiata Wellington (Midcourt Player of the Tournament) Renee Savai’inaea Wellington Lyric Faleafanga St Mary’s College Renee Savai’inaea St Mary’s College SILVER FERNS DEVELOPMENT SQUAD (Defensive Player of the Tournament) Karin Burger Wellington Saviour Tui St Mary’s College Braxton Te Riini Manukura SILVER FERNS SQUAD Emily Autangavaia Manukura Ameliaranne Ekenasio Pulse Tiana Metuarau Wellington East Girls’ College Katrina Grant Pulse (Shooting Player of the Tournament) Phoenix Karaka Pulse Maia Wilson Pulse

ANNUAL REPORT 2016 PLAYERS SELECTED TO ATTEND THE ZONE TALENT DEVELOPMENT DAYS (JANUARY-FEBRUARY) Diahn Strickland Manukura Brooke Neilson New Plymouth Girls Antonia Hei Hei Manukura Cora Van Den Bos Sacred Heart Axion Pene-Fergusson Feilding Teesha Smith New Plymouth Girls Jessica Pease Palmerston North Girls’ High School Katie Jones Stratford High Maia Watling Palmerston North Girls’ High School Lania Hancock Sacred Heart Lisa Lin Wanganui College Tiana Metuarau Wellington East Girls’ College Jazmin Phillips Wanganui College Ruby Stirling Tawa College Catherine Nauga Wanganui Girls Hinemiri Tohiariki Aotea College Carla Whittaker Manawatu College Bridie Burns Sacred Heart College Shannah Andrews Cullinane College Taumaia Schuster Sacred Heart College Awhina Anderson Manawatu U17 Tiuana-Marie Queen Margaret College Connie Marshall Manawatu U15 Ana Puleiata St Mary’s Mia Waiariki Manawatu U15 Renee Savai’inaea St Mary’s Seasons Turahui-Te Uawiri Manawatu U15 Julia Law Kapiti Eydn Boyes Manawatu Hine Apanui-Barr Wellington Girls. College Braxtin Te Riini Manukura Emily Malaulau Kapiti Kahurangi Sturmey Wanganui High School Mairangi Karaitiana Wairarapa Sisavaii Muliaga Manukura Salote-Alison Taufa Wellington Tahlia Runga Manukura Cheynie Sisson Kapi Mana Taliah Su’a Wanganui High School Keegan Sercombe HVSSNA Kerwyn Morgan Wanganui High School Storm Gilmer HVSSNA Penny Johnson Sacred Heart Danielle TafiliWellington Tara Blyde Sacred Heart Eden Anderson NWC Taylah Gilberd Sacred Heart Kate Wagg Kapiti Thiesan Rodgers-Lobban Napier Girls’ High School Ashlee Edmonds Wairarapa

WWW.NETBALLCENTRAL.CO.NZ NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE CENTRAL PULSE 2016 BEKO NETBALL LEAGUE TEAM 2016 Katrina Grant Captain Talia Hullena Wellington Phoenix Karaka Karin Burger Wellington Blaze Leslie Api Taufa Wellington Chelsea Locke Emmay May Murray-FifitaWellington Jacinta Messer Jermaine Howard-Vallance Wellington Samon Nathan Rhiarna Ferris Manawatu Elias Scheres Marcelle Parkes Wellington Whitney Souness Renee Matoe Manawatu Ameliaranne Wells Kimiora Poi Wellington Kate Wells Sheridan Bignall Manawatu (Captain) Maia Wilson Renee Te Riini Wellington Permanent Replacements: Mila Reuelu-Buchanan Wellington Te Amo Amaru-Tibble Tiana Metuarau Wellington Claire Kersten Colleen Faleafaga Wellington Temporary Replacements: Management: Katarina Cooper Yvette McCausland-Durie Coach Sophia Fenwick Frances Solia Assistant Coach Sheridan Bignall Vai Tuita’alili Manager Management: Gina Di Rienzo Physiotherapist Tanya Dearns Head Coach Tania HoffmanAssistant Coach OPPOSITION SCORE WIN/LOSS Jo Holmes Manager Northern 49-48 Lost Nikki Lynch Physiotherapist

Waikato Bay of Plenty 54-51 Lost Adam Allen Strength & Conditioning

Northern 56-45 Won

Mainland 46-35 Won OPPOSITION SCORE WIN/LOSS

South 56-55 Won Magic 57-56 Won

Mainland 61-47 Won Firebirds 61-45 Lost

Waikato Bay of Plenty 65-57 Won Mystics 52-52 Draw

South 59-43 Lost Steel 67-54 Lost

South 51-46 Lost Tactix 58-57 Lost Swifts 79-41 Lost

Mystics 55-53 Lost

Steel 67-63 Lost

Magic 54-44 Lost

Thunderbirds 60-46 Lost

Tactix 64-59 Won

Fever 70-47 Lost

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ANNUAL REPORT 2016

Independent auditor’s report To the members of Netball Central Zone

We have audited the accompanying special purpose financial statements of Netball Central Zone (''the incorporated society'') on pages 3 to 7. The special purpose financial statements comprise the statement of financial position as at 30 November 2016, the statements of financial performance and statement of movement in equity for the year then ended, and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information. The special purpose financial statements have been prepared based on the Tax Administration (Financial Statements) Order 2014. This report is made solely to the members as a body. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to the incorporated society’s members those matters we are required to state to them in the auditor's report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility to anyone other than the incorporated society’s members as a body, for our audit work, this report or any of the opinions we have formed.

Board's responsibility for the special purpose financial statements The Board is responsible for the preparation of these special purpose financial statements, in accordance with the Tax Administration (Financial Statements) Order 2014, and for such internal control as the Board determines is necessary to enable the preparation of special purpose financial statements that are free from material misstatement whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor’s responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these special purpose financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (New Zealand). Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the special purpose financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the special purpose financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgement, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the special purpose financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the incorporated society’s preparation of the special purpose financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the incorporated society's internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates, as well as evaluating the presentation of the special purpose financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Other than in our capacity as auditor we have no relationship with, or interests in, the incorporated society.

Opinion In our opinion the special purpose financial statements of Netball Central Zone on pages 3 to 7 for the year ended 30 November 2016 are prepared, in all material respects, in accordance with the Tax Administration (Financial Statements) Order 2014.

Basis of accounting and restriction on distribution and use Without modifying our opinion, we draw attention to Note 1 to the special purpose financial statements, which describes the basis of accounting. The special purpose financial statements are prepared for the purposes of reporting to the members. As a result, the special purpose financial statements may not be suitable for another purpose. Our report is intended solely for Netball Central Zone and should not be distributed to or used by any parties other than Netball Central Zone.

14 February 2017 Auckland

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