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ENGADINE DRAGONS J.R.L.F.C. INC. OFFICE BEARERS - 2014 PRESIDENT Grahame Wagener ACTING SECRETARY TREASURER David Gunn Bill Kemp ASSISTANT SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT David Gunn Corey Markham JUINIOR REGISTRAR ASSISTANT TREASURER Adam Lynch Dale Morrell SENIOR REGISTRAR PUBLICITY OFFICERS Adam Lynch Grahame Wagener RECORDER JUNIOR LEAGUE DELEGATE Bill Kemp David Gunn GEAR STEWARD CLUB CAPTAIN CLUBHOUSE MANAGER Grahame Wagener Kain Ebb Bill Kemp PATRONS Paul Liddy, Larry Warner, Trevor Rogers, Brian Cannings, Len Cousemacker, Mark Chapman LIFE MEMBERS Barry McManus Snr*, Graeme Morrison, Harry Robbins, Graham Engels, John Gilbert Brian Cannings, Mark McGaw, Ray Miles, Ian Napper, Neil Spencer, Myra Walters*, Glenn Walters* Murray Morrison, Colin Beak, Peter Hammond, Brett Longville, Kurt Gillies, Peter Green Markham Handcock, Craig Davies, Mark Watchorn, Glen O'Leary, Helmut Zusak, Kay Cannings Len Cousemacker, Larry Warner, Bill Kemp, Michael Porter, Trevor Rogers, Gary Beaumont George Crawford, Ian Bilsborough, Mark Chapman, Rod Waudby, Craig Airey, Mark Dodge * deceased ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Paul Bell, Paul Dwyer, Ken Ebb, Steven Ebb, Paul Gilbert, Kevin Green, Wayne Hall Mitchell Healey, Dean Longville, Glenn Nelson, Michael Porter, Colin Ballard, Mark Noakes Adam Napper, Cameron Napper, Markus Zusak, Adam Grant, Blake Cousemacker, Simon Parsons Mark Dodge, Glenn Bloor, Drew Cousemacker, Scott Vitelli, Steve Johnston, Phillip Warner Michael McStay, David Kidd, Adam Lynch, Scott Bilsborough, Wayne Turner, Mark Elder Robert Kemp, Drew Levin, Dean Shipway, Nathan Bilsborough, Daniel Chapman, Aaron Palmer Alan Rea, Adam Garvey, Brett Headley, Matt Chapman, Trent Croft, Brett Fleming, Mitchell Stuart Sean Crawley, Tye Fleming, Andrew Johnston, Ben Tanner, Shane Chapman, Lincoln Hunt Tony Rea, Mitch Neylan, Ash Fraser, Troy Brinkworth, Daniel Smith, Nathan Bullock, Nathan Harris Steven Coughlan, Matthew Knigge, Denis Marsh, Scott Nancarrow, Mark Stewart, Luke Richmond 2014 MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Greg Bird, Brian Cannings, Ross Davidson, Steven Ebb, Rod Freeman, Andy Gilmore, David Gunn, Wayne Hood, Bill Kemp, David Kidd, Adam Lynch, Dale Morrell, Rebecca Newton, Steve Quine, Judd O’Shea, Brett Rogers, Terry Smith, Wayne Smith, Grahame Wagener, Craig Wheeler, Paul Williams. ENGADINE DRAGONS J.R.L.F.C. INC. LADIES COMMITTEE - 2014 PRESIDENT Michelle Isemonger SECRETARY TREASURER Tric Davidson Yasmin Noakes 2014 LADIES COMMITTEE Renae Kidd, Vanessa McCrohon, Michelle Freeman, Natasha Hardy, Kim Wallace, Kim Hood, Kim Micallef, Lisa Lynch, Belinda Sheehy, Karen Robson PRESIDENT'S REPORT 2014 was another great season for the mighty Dragons. 6 teams competed in the grand finals, with three bringing home the Premiers 2014 trophy; 9C, 10B and 1st Grade. Many thanks to all our dedicated coaches, managers and trainers; with a special mention to grand final winning coaches, Andy Gilmore, John Metcalfe/Adam Garvey, and Wes Phillips. All of our teams, from the U6 to 1st grade played the game in the proper spirit and showed considerable improvement throughout the year. Many thanks must go to all the coaches and the support staff for their unwavering enthusiasm. A great club like ours cannot function without the support of its members, life members, and supporters. Thanks to all of you who help where they can and for the encouragement they give to our players. A special thank you must go to our hardworking committee and ladies committee, who go out of their way to make sure all the game day and behind the scenes things are in place so the kids can have a great day playing their favourite sport. In particular, I would like to thank Bill, David and Michelle who have worked tirelessly to ensure the smooth running of our club. A great deal of hard work during the off season resulted in our club having 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade. We would not have had such success without the hard work of the senior side retention committee. The driving forces behind this committee were Greg Bird, Brett Rogers, Steve Ebb, Corey Markham, Aaron Palmer and Shane Newton. Thanks to you folks and other helpers along the way, we had a highly successful year and have built the base for many years to come. Without the referees and the Junior League we would not be able to participate in such a well organised and managed competition, so on behalf of the entire Dragons family, I would like to thank both organisations for their hard work and dedication. On behalf of the committee i would like to congratulate all the award winners, with a special mention to the senior and junior club champions, team of the year, coach of the year, sportsman of the year, Grahame Kidd memorial, Gary Cannings memorial, outstanding team, and the two major club award winners. Well done to you all. The Dragons are a force to be reckoned with both on and off the field. We have great players, hard working volunteers, loyal supporters and a constantly growing family. It is a great club with a proud history and i thank you all for being a part of it. Grahame wagener President SECRETARY'S REPORT Well, what a great year for the Engadine Dragons. Our club fielded thirty two teams, thirteen of which went into the finals, six into the Grand Final, with the 9C’s, 10B’s and 1st Grade being crowned Premiers 2014. Those teams were fortunate enough to play their Grand Final on Remondis Stadium, and we thank Junior League and the Sharks club for making that happen. I have no doubt it’s something the boys will never forget and hope it becomes a regular occurrence. A big congratulation to all our players for the way they conducted themselves throughout the year, whether it be on or off the field, as they make the Club proud, irrespective of where they ended up on the ladder at the end of the year. Huge thanks to our hard working Committee for their work throughout the year. The work they do on Pub Raffles, Ground duty and manning the BBQ on game days is invaluable and ensures the smooth running of the club. The Dragon Ladies Committee once again proved to be a huge asset by organising fundraising towards the Junior Presentation through the Trivia Night and Freddo frog fundraising. This is a great group of ladies and I would encourage anyone to join. Thank you to Grahame Wagener and Bill Kemp for their guidance and never ending loyalty in my first year in the job. We had fun at the Sportsmen’s lunch; Trivia night and the Junior League Ball where we were fortunate enough to have the beautiful Kelsey Bird represent our club as Miss Engadine Dragons. Thanks to all the Managers for organising their teams and passing on all information to keep parents informed. Thanks to every Coach for not only volunteering their time to train our boys and girls in the skills of League, but instilling in them a sense of mateship, loyalty and fair play. My biggest thanks go to the Parents for their contributions to the club in time, effort, and fundraising. We had a great year and look forward to bigger and better things in 2015. David Gunn TREASURERS REPORT Engadine Dragons JRLFC Inc. Statement of Income & Expenditure st th For the period 1 October, 2013 to 30 September, 2014 Expense Cost Centre Income s Total Pub Raffles $47,233.05 $28,805.00 $18,428.05 Bar $26,947.70 $14,300.04 $12,647.66 Merchandise $6,639.08 $7,523.45 -$884.37 Canteen $40,910.01 $28,444.14 $12,465.87 Sponsorship $25,972.04 $4,301.35 $21,670.69 Registration $47,594.91 $1,209.10 $46,385.81 Senior Presentation $0.00 $1,242.91 -$1,242.91 Junior Presentation $0.00 $4,445.62 -$4,445.62 Functions $3,116.37 $5,763.97 -$2,647.60 Awards/Gifts $0.00 $15,372.14 $15,372.14 First Aid/Strapping $0.00 $6,147.61 -$6,147.61 Football Equipment $0.00 $15,266.52 $15,266.52 Team Grants $0.00 $8,650.00 -$8,650.00 Year Book $0.00 $3,082.00 -$3,082.00 Maintenance $40.91 $2,863.26 -$2,822.35 Rent $0.00 $1,500.00 -$1,500.00 Clubhouse Equipment $0.00 $22,371.25 $22,371.25 Advertising $0.00 $237.32 -$237.32 Donations $13,820.00 $65.44 $13,754.56 Junior League Expenses $6,168.52 $37,383.41 $31,214.89 Interest Received $3,054.41 $0.00 $3,054.41 Telephone, Internet & Foxtel $0.00 $3,211.51 -$3,211.51 Printing, Stationery, Postage $0.00 $558.37 -$558.37 Disabled Competition $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Trophies $0.00 $4,468.46 -$4,468.46 Bank Charges $65.99 $841.13 -$775.14 Fees & Charges $0.00 $140.00 -$140.00 Wreath $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Fundraising - Ladies C'tee $10,727.91 $8,233.36 $2,494.55 Training Courses $190.91 $674.55 -$483.64 $232,481.8 Total 1 $227,101.91 $5,379.90 Capital Grant - Drainage of Oval Premiers Department $35,457.00 $35,393.64 $63.36 Cheque Account - NAB $21,565.67 Saving Account - NAB $83,768.14 Cheque Account – Shire Bank $11,424.33 Term Deposit – Shire Bank $36,992.39 $153,750.5 Total at Bank 3 Bill Kemp Treasurer DRAGON LADIES’ COMMITTEE REPORT What another fantastic year the Ladies Committee had. We had our biggest committee yet with 12 ladies in total. It made all our jobs a bit easier. As they say “many hands make light work” We started the year off with the Pink socks for the Woman in League round. It was great to see the majority of the club get behind this great cause with the boys wearing the pink socks looking very handsome.
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