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2004 Results Annual
2004 Results Annual BURGER KING TALL BLACKS Australia In New Zealand (Jeep International Series) Players Ed Book (Nelson Giants), Craig Bradshaw (Winthrop University), Dillon Boucher (Auckland Stars), Pero Cameron (Waikato Titans), Mark Dickel (Fenerbache), Paul Henare (Hawks), Mike Homik (Auckland Stars), Phill Jones (Nelson Giants), Troy McLean (Saints), Aaron Olson (Auckland Stars), Brendon Polyblank (Saints), Tony Rampton (Cairns Taipans), Christopher Reay (Southern Methodist University), Lindsay Tait (Auckland Stars), Paora Winitana (Hawks) Coach: Tab Baldwin Assistant Coach: Nenad Vucinic Video Coach: Murray McMahon Managers: Tony Henderson Physiotherapist: Dave Harris Results Lost to Australia 60-90 at Hamilton (Pero Cameron 15, Phill Jones 10) Beat Australia 80-75 at Christchurch (Phill Jones 18, Ed Book 17, Pero Cameron 10) Lost to Australia 79-90 at Invercargill (Pero Cameron 19, Phill Jones 19, Craig Bradshaw 11, Mark Dickel 10) Tour of US & Europe Players Ed Book (Nelson Giants), Craig Bradshaw (Winthrop University), Dillon Boucher (Auckland Stars), Pero Cameron (Waikato Titans), Mark Dickel (Fenerbache), Paul Henare (Hawks), Phill Jones (Nelson Giants), Sean Marks (San Antonio Spurs), Aaron Olson (Auckland Stars), Kirk Penney (Auna Gran Canaria), Brendon Polyblank (Saints), Tony Rampton (Cairns Taipans), Christopher Reay (Southern Methodist University), Paora Winitana (Hawks) Coach: Tab Baldwin Assistant Coach: Nenad Vucinic Video Coach: Murray McMahon Managers: Tony Henderson Physiotherapist: Dave Harris Results Beat Puerto -
2005 Results Annual
2006 Results Annual NATIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE Regular Season Placings 1 GI Juice Auckland Stars 2 Easy LPG Bay Hawks 3 NBS Nelson Giants 4 St Laurence Wellington Saints 5 Inspire Net Manawatu Jets 6 Appliance Shed Harbour Heat 7 Scenic Circle Canterbury Rams 8 NZCT Taranaki Mountain Airs 9 Waikato Pistons 10 Otago Nuggets Final Easy LPG Bay Hawks 84 (Field Williams 32) GI Juice Auckland Stars 69 (Casey Frank 15) MVP Paora Winitana (Easy LPG Bay Hawks) Awards PRIMO Champions Easy LPG Bay Hawks Runners Up GI Juice Auckland Stars Most Valuable Player Paora Winitana (Easy LPG Bay Hawks) Kiwi MVP Casey Frank (GI Juice Auckland Stars) Outstanding Guard (Keith Carr Trophy Paora Winitana (Easy LPG Bay Hawks) Outstanding Forward (Commissioner’s Cup) Casey Frank (GI Juice Auckland Stars) Outstanding Kiwi Guard (John Macdonald Trophy) Paora Winitana (Easy LPG Bay Hawks) Outstanding Kiwi Forward (Stan Hill Trophy) Casey Frank (GI Juice Auckland Stars) All-Star Five Casey Frank (GI Juice Auckland Stars) Nick Horvath (St Laurence Wellington Saints) Josh Pace (NBS Nelson Giants) Lindsay Tait (GI Juice Auckland Stars) Paora Winitana (Easy LPG Bay Hawks) Rookie of the Year Shaun Tilby (Otago Nuggets) Coach of the Year Nenad Vucinic (NBS Nelson Giants) Regular Season Winners GI Juice Auckland Stars Best Team Free Throws GI Juice Auckland Stars Scoring Champion (Alan Bland Memorial Trophy) Dennis Trammell (Scenic Circle Canterbury) Rebounding Champion (Garry Pettit Memorial Trophy) Miles Pearce (Otago Nuggets) Assist Champion (Dave Taylor Trophy) Brad -
Top 10 Swimmers by Age Groups
Licensed To: Counties Manukau Sw Champ Meet-Ofice HY-TEK's TEAM MANAGER 8.0 30/03/2021 Page 1 Individual Top Times Number of Top Times: 10 Convert To: LC Print: LC AKS TimeP/F/S Name Age/Yr Female 6-9 50 Free 1 33.50 L P Caroline Pickering 8 FIJI -VS 17/01/1989 1989 AK Champs 2 33.52 L F Emma Hotchin 9 NSSAK 8/01/1998 1998 AK Champs 3 33.98 L F Eliza Gotty 9 ROSAK 16/01/1993 1993 AK Champs 4 34.13 L P Yoo Jin Kim 9 GLFAK -AK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 5 34.20 L F Anna Elvery 9 PARAK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 6 34.21 L L F Breana Catley 9 KSCAK -AK 3/12/2010 2010 AK Dist & Relay Champs 7 x34.58 L L F Charlie Francis 9 PARAK 28/06/2013 2013 AK Dist & Relay Champs 8 34.72 L P Amanda King 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs 9 34.83 L F Juliet Tompkins 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs 10 34.84 L F Priyanka Kumar 9 PARAK 12/01/1995 1995 AK Champs Female 6-9 100 Free 1 1:13.71 L F Eliza Gotty 9 ROSAK 16/01/1993 1993 AK Champs 2 1:15.21 L F Anna Elvery 9 PARAK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 3 1:15.38 L P Caroline Pickering 8 FIJI -VS 17/01/1989 1989 AK Champs 4 1:16.21 L F Emma Hotchin 9 NSSAK 8/01/1998 1998 AK Champs 5 1:16.24 L F Jessica Parr 9 ROSAK 16/01/1993 1993 AK Champs 6 1:16.74 L P Yoo Jin Kim 9 GLFAK -AK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 7 1:17.32 L F Amanda King 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs 8 1:17.87 L P Rebecca Scott 9 GLFAK -AK 12/01/1991 1991 AK Champs 9 1:18.59 L F Juliet Tompkins 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs 10 1:19.74 L F Kylie Thurlow 9 WHLAK 7/01/1999 1999 AK Champs - Prelims Female 6-9 200 Free 1 2:46.75 L P Jessica Parr 9 ROSAK -
Media Release - Tall Ferns Off to China Tuesday 14 June, 2011
Media Release - Tall Ferns off to China Tuesday 14 June, 2011 There is an experienced look to the Tall Ferns basketball team confirmed for this week’s tournament in China, after extensive trials over the past five days at the Breakers training base in Auckland. Kate McMeeken-Ruscoe, Natalie Taylor (nee Purcell), Micaela Cocks and Lisa Wallbutton have been selected as well as the talented Jillian Harmon who was a highly rated player in the American College system and is now playing in Italy. There are four other players are in the US collegiate system – Erin Rooney at Fordham University in New York, Rebecca Dew in Hawaii, Jordan Hunter in Missouri and Jelena Vucinic (daughter of Tall Blacks coach, Nenad Vucinic) at Louisiana Tech who is also the youngest player in the team at 19-years-old. The one New Zealand-based squad member is Waikato Wizards forward Aroha Jennings. Guard Angela Marino and Jess McCormack were unavailable for selection while Otago guard Suzie Bates is currently on tour with the New Zealand women's cricket team. Coach Kennedy Hamilton-Kereama says there is a group of players who provide plenty of experience for the team for what is an exciting year. “There’s a core group of Olympic players and also some players we want to bring through as well. It was good to have a large number of players trialling for this tour. Micaela (Cocks), Kate (McMeeken-Ruscoe), Natalie (Taylor), Lisa (Wallbutton) and Jillian (Harmon) have all got that core experience and talent. In fact every player in the squad has been in the Tall Ferns before, so it won’t be a shock to them. -
Top 20 Times by Age Groups
Licensed To: Counties Manukau Sw Champ Meet-Ofice HY-TEK's TEAM MANAGER 8.0 30/03/2021 Page 1 Individual Top Times Number of Top Times: 20 Convert To: LC Print: LC AKS TimeP/F/S Name Age/Yr Female 6-9 50 Free 1 33.50 L P Caroline Pickering 8 FIJI -VS 17/01/1989 1989 AK Champs 2 33.52 L F Emma Hotchin 9 NSSAK 8/01/1998 1998 AK Champs 3 33.93 L F Caroline Pickering 8 FIJI -VS 17/01/1989 1989 AK Champs 4 33.98 L F Eliza Gotty 9 ROSAK 16/01/1993 1993 AK Champs 5 34.13 L P Yoo Jin Kim 9 GLFAK -AK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 6 34.14 L F Yoo Jin Kim 9 GLFAK -AK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 7 34.20 L F Anna Elvery 9 PARAK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 8 34.21 L L F Breana Catley 9 KSCAK -AK 3/12/2010 2010 AK Dist & Relay Champs 9 34.38 L P Eliza Gotty 9 ROSAK 16/01/1993 1993 AK Champs 10 x34.58 L L F Charlie Francis 9 PARAK 28/06/2013 2013 AK Dist & Relay Champs 11 34.62 L P Anna Elvery 9 PARAK 11/01/1996 1996 AK Champs 12 34.72 L P Amanda King 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs 13 34.83 L F Juliet Tompkins 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs 14 34.84 L F Priyanka Kumar 9 PARAK 12/01/1995 1995 AK Champs 15 35.03 L F Marieke Numan 9 PARAK 12/01/1995 1995 AK Champs 16 35.08 L F Emma Hotchin 9 NSSAK 8/01/1998 1998 AK Champs 17 35.12 L P Juliet Tompkins 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs 18 35.13 L F Melissa Bishop 9 PARAK 17/01/1989 1989 AK Champs 19 35.39 L F Samantha Fulton 9 PUKCO 7/01/1999 1999 AK Champs - Prelims 20 35.52 L F Amanda King 9 PARAK 18/01/1992 1992 AK Champs Female 6-9 100 Free 1 1:13.71 L F Eliza Gotty 9 ROSAK 16/01/1993 1993 AK Champs 2 1:15.21 -
2005 Results Annual
2005 Results Annual Basketball New Zealand would like to thank the following associations for hosting Premiership and National Championship tournaments in 2005: Basketball Otago Palmerston North Basketball Association Canterbury Basketball Association South Canterbury Basketball Association Counties-Manukau Basketball Association Southland Basketball Association Harbour Basketball Taupo Basketball Association Marlborough Basketball Association Waitakere Basketball Association Napier Basketball Association Wanganui Basketball Association Nelson Basketball Association Wellington Basketball Association New Plymouth Basketball Association Western Bay of Plenty Basketball Association Opotiki Basketball Association Whangarei Basketball Association Thank you to the tournament organisers and volunteers for your hard work in ensuring that all participants had a good experience and the tournaments were a success. DIVISIONAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Wanganui, October 22–24 Men Final Placings 1 Easts 2 Palmerston North 3 Mid Canterbury 4 South Canterbury 5 Whangarei 6 Waitakere 7 Western Bay of Plenty 8 Shelton Blazers Semifinals Palmerston North 78 South Canterbury 63 Easts 92 Mid Canterbury 52 Final Easts 81 Palmerston North 61 Tournament Team Jeremy Banks (Easts), Chris Kells (Palmerston North), Beau Mackay (Whangarei), Callum McCarten (Waitakere), Thomas Philpot (Palmerston North), Brook Rapson (Easts), Jason Reddish (Easts), Josh Rodgers (Mid Canterbury), Phil Winter (South Canterbury), Mathew Wood (Easts) MVP Jeremy Banks (Easts) Women Final -
2006-BBNZ-Annual-Report.Pdf
OUR VISION To establish basketball as one of the top four sports in New Zealand. OUR PURPOSE To involve as many people as possible in basketball. BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND Patron Jenny Shipley dcnzm President Barbara Wheadon mnzm Board Members Justin Toebes* (vice president) John Gallaher Martin Lewington David Perry Mel Young Simon Young Ivan Yukich* FIBA Representation Auditors Barbara Wheadon mnzm (FIBA Oceania President/ BDO Spicers FIBA Central Board Member) Justin Toebes (FIBA Oceania Management Committee) National Offi ce Staff David McCalman (FIBA Council For Persons With A Disability) Chief Executive(s) Simon Young (FIBA Commonwealth Commission) David Crocker* Mel Young (FIBA Youth Commission) Bryn McGoldrick Life Members Andrew Alleway Marketing Manager Michael Bennington* NBL Manager Peter Christian Jenny Brownlee Administration Assistant Peter Crowhen Terry Brunel Field Development Offi cer Cedric Cudby mnzm Grant Chapman Communications Manager Graeme Davey Leslie Dal Cin* Performance Group General Manager Robbie Dyce Oliver Dudfi eld Coach Education & Development Manager Maurie Henshall Bill Eldred Field Development Offi cer Keith Mair Alan Godden National Tournaments & Referees Manager Basil Marsh (qsm) Leonard King High Performance Head Coach David Rout Hannah Lander* Executive Assistant Hori Th ompson Tom Radomski Tournaments Administrator Betty Williams Saileen Raj Business Manager Ross Williams Glenda Rodger Field Development Team Leader Barry Wilson Colette Steer* National Teams & Events Manager National Basketball League Directors Rosie Sutcliff e Administration Assistant Interim Executive Assistant Simon Young (Chairman) Jane Th ackray Field Development Offi cer Ari Hallenberg* Performance Group General Manager Tom Hyde* Natalie Tong Athlete Services Co-ordinator Stephen Layburn Chris Varcoe Field Development Offi cer Alison Parker Tracy Walley Executive Assistant Barry Wilson* Interim CEO * left during 2006 Pictures supplied by Photosport, Sylvia Wilkins and Jim Helsel. -
2012-BBNZ-Annual-Report-Smaller
02/03 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND MESSAGES From our Chair 4 From our Chief Executive 5 NATIONAL TEAMS New Zealand Tall Blacks 6 New Zealand Tall Ferns 8 National Junior Teams 10 FIBA 3x3 Championship 16 COMPETITIONS Bartercard National Basketball League 18 Women’s Basketball Championship 20 National Tournaments 22 Skycity NZ Breakers 28 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Consolidated Statement of Financial Performance 32 Consolidated Statement of Financial Position 34 Consolidated Statement of Equity 35 Notes to the Financial Statements 36 Auditor’s Report 41 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND TEAM Board, Staff & Life Members 42 BASKETBALL NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL REPORT 2012 FROM OUR CHAIR FROM OUR CHAIR In September, we welcomed new chief executive Iain Potter to BBNZ. Iain spent the last few months of the year familiarising himself with the basketball community and establishing several priority projects for attention in 2013. Interim chief executive Murray Strong completed his duties with BBNZ at around the same time. The board wishes to record its gratitude for the work Murray undertook while the search for a permanent chief executive was underway. 2012 was a year of change for Basketball New Zealand, as we consulted on the recommendations of the All of Basketball Plan and then began implementing them. The new tournament calendar was a good example of that work. “Business as usual” was still a big focus, with the national tournaments all providing fantastic examples of what is great about basketball – passion, fun, excitement, family, friends, competition and camaraderie. A highlight was the FIBA Oceania U19 Championship for Men and Women, hosted by Porirua in September. -
2010-BBNZ-Annual-Report.Pdf
02/03 ANNUAL REPORT 2010 BASKETBALL NEW ZealanD MESSAGES From Our President 4 From Our Chairperson 7 From Our Chief Executive Officer 8 natIONAL TEAMS New Zealand Tall Blacks 12 New Zealand Tall Ferns 14 National Junior Teams 16 COMPETITIONS Bartercard National Basketball League 22 Women’s Basketball Championship 24 Conference Basketball League Tournament 25 National Tournaments 26 FIBA Oceania Recognitions 32 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Consolidated Statement of Financial Performance 36 Consolidated Statement of Financial Position 38 Consolidated Statement of Equity 39 Notes to the Financial Statements 40 Auditors’ Report 45 BASKETBALL NEW ZealanD TEAM Board, Staff & Life Members 46 04/05 FROM OUR PRESIDENT For Basketball 2010 was a year with many highlights, in particular our Tall Blacks campaign As well, from this consultation we have been able to incorporate this feedback into a new three year Strategic at the World Champs in Turkey, and our first New Zealand representative FIBA33 3 on 3 team Plan which covers all aspects of our sport. This review and the new Strategic Plan are in the Boards opinion played in the inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Singapore. exciting opportunities to reshape BBNZ and the support and leadership it will give the sport in the years ahead. Over and above our international programmes significant levels of activity continued in our domestic Basketball is the second most popular sport in the world and has enormous potential here in New Zealand. competitions, age group tournaments and the grass roots game. The NBL and WBC remain as the In order to achieve this we need to build a stronger financial base and change our constitution and penultimate leagues for many of our top men and women and again this year they provided excellent governance. -
Hi from the Front Desk in This Issue
Issue 40 – June 2011 Hi from the Front Desk In this Issue Tall Ferns Good luck to our U16 National Teams who are competing WBC Tournament 1 results in the U16 Australian State Champs this week. Our men and women’s teams depart New Zealand July 6 and start Positions Available competition July 9. FIBA Website Launch Volunteer Awareness Week Cluster Camp three for U13 and U15 age groups will be held this weekend. Unfortunately during June the 2 nd South South Island Masters Games Cluster Camps for U17’s was cancelled due to the In Memory of Graeme Hamlin earthquakes in Christchurch and insufficient numbers in In the News Nelson. Athletes from the cancelled U17 Cluster Camps from Christchurch will now be combined with the U15s U19 Men and Women National Championship during Cluster Camp three. results U17 Men and Women National Championship Online registrations for the U18/U20 Regional Camp open results next week. The camps will be held September 10-11 at St Bartercard NBL Peter’s College Cambridge (North), Springvale Stadium Wanganui (Central) and St Bede’s College Christchurch Upcoming Tournaments (South). Tall Black and Tall Fern Qualifiers Last month the U19 National Championships and U17 National Championships were held in North Harbour and Tauranga respectively. We thank North Harbour Basketball Association and Tauranga City Basketball Association for hosting these tournaments. Congratulations to Chris Tupu, Pero Cameron and Dillon Boucher who have been appointed as assistant coaches to the Tall Blacks. We are also pleased to inform that Claire The National Coaches Conference 2011 was held over the Dallison will be Tall Blacks Team Manager. -
Annual Report 2009
ANNUAL REPORT 2009 02/03 ANNUAL REPORT 2009 BASKETBALL NEW ZealanD MESSAGES From Our President 4 From Our Chief Executive 7 natIONAL TEAMS New Zealand Tall Blacks 9 New Zealand Tall Ferns 11 New Zealand Junior Tall Blacks 13 FIBA U19 World Championship for Men 15 National Junior Teams 16 COMPETITIONS NZCT National Basketball League 20 Women’s Basketball Championship 23 National Tournaments 25 Community Basketball 30 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Consolidated Statement of Financial Performance 33 Consolidated Statement of Financial Position 35 Consolidated Statement of Equity 36 Notes to the Financial Statements 37 Auditors’ Report 42 BASKETBALL NEW ZealanD TEAM Board, Staff & Life Members 44 HONOURS 2009 Honours 45 FROM OUR PRESIDENT To say that 2009 was a challenging year for the sport and the organisation would perhaps be an understatement. Certainly, there were numerous challenges, but these always create opportunities and, importantly, there were many significant positives, including the 2009 FIBA U19 World Championship for Men and the Tall Blacks’ victory over the Australian Boomers to win the Al Ramsay Shield. Financially, there remained the on-going issues of funding the development of the game, from the grassroots to our Tall Blacks and Tall Ferns, as well as a national sporting organisation. The combination of the investment necessary to hold the FIBA U19 men’s tournament, support the extended buildup for the Junior Tall Blacks, and continue the Tall Blacks and Tall Ferns international programmes have depleted the financial resources of BBNZ this year. It was particularly challenging to access sufficient sponsorship and funding during one of the more difficult recessions New Zealand has experienced for some years.