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

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WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 2 of 36 AFFILIATED CLUBS & REGISTRATIONS

SENIOR SENIOR JUNIOR JUNIOR LIFE TOTAL PREV AFFILIATED CLUB MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MEMBERS YEAR

Ajax Maccabi 21 5 26 25 Bendigo 5 2 1 2 1 11 20 DVE Aquatic 31 7 34 18 90 76 Essendon 24 17 11 29 81 80 Footscray 23 17 16 11 4 71 46 Geelong Marlins 15 5 21 7 48 56 La Trobe University 20 21 1 2 44 36 Melbourne Collegians 78 14 130 66 1 289 284 Melbourne Surge 59 59 55 Melbourne University 54 21 3 8 86 87 Monash University 56 34 52 14 156 166 NYP Dragons 34 36 44 27 1 142 124 Old Haileybury 11 5 16 0 Old Ivanhoe 9 12 2 23 25 Old Melburnians 19 3 22 29 Old Xaverians 15 14 29 19 Peninsula Flyers 1 1 17 Richmond 52 4 79 29 5 169 145 Ringwood 27 1 1 29 25 St Catherine’s Old Girls 12 2 14 14 Victorian Veterans 0 1 Victorian Seals 2 2 5 Life Members (no Club) 12 12 6

TOTAL MEMBERS 553 205 421 217 24 1420 1341 # CLUBS 21 22

Life Members 24 (23) 47 40 (deceased)

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 3 of 36 PRESIDENT’S REPORT

I am again pleased to present the 2016/17 Annual Report of our Association - Water Polo Victoria (WPV).

WPV has had another marvellous year but it has had its challenges. I would like to sincerely thank the support of the Board and the staff who ensured that our association and competition was managed in a professional manner during this year. Special thanks to Sally Jones who has completed a full year of the role of leadership and management of the operations of our sport, and to the WPV staff - Tony, Deb, Simon and Marni. Also, I want to thank all the volunteers who are the backbone and unsung heroes of our community. These people include:

• competition co-ordinators, pool controllers, referees, coaches, managers and officials for WPV, regional associations, schools and the clubs who put in such an enormous amount of work to making our sport the success it is; • Board members who have spent much of their personal time working to improve what we do, to the best we can; • funding bodies VicHealth and Sport and Recreation Victoria (SRV) and the contract managers who support the WPV staff in their work; • the MSAC staff for the support they provide to WPV; • Water Polo Australia (WPA) staff and Board for their support; • staff at the VIS, including the program manager and the coaching staff for their ongoing support of our high-performance athletes; and • of course, all the players who have enjoyed the competition during the year, be it their first attempt at the sport, as an experienced player or as a seasoned veteran.

Congratulations to all those members selected as State, National and Australian representatives, either as players or officials.

The Board and Management has spent a long time working with WPA to look at continuing the VIS program after Rio. Unfortunately, due to factors out of our control, it will not be continuing in its current format. WPV and WPA will focus on redefining and developing a new high-performance platform which will be the best available for Victorian athletes leading up to Tokyo and beyond. We expect that the new program will take the learnings of the first four-year program and continue to strengthen the water polo community in Victoria.

The Board this year has consolidated the 5-year strategic plan (2016 to 2020). The focus will be to “Secure the future of the sport of water polo in Victoria through a balanced focus on participation for fun and pathways for performance”. Its four key pillars are participation, image, governance and supporting high performance pathways.

WPV is funded from three sources. First, from players via members’ registrations and match fees. The Board recognises that we are here to organise and run the best competition we can. Secondly, a small but growing stream is now coming from sponsors, who supplement our revenue. We appreciate the role played by our sponsors and I encourage the community to support those who support us. Thirdly, government grants were received from both VicHealth and SRV to contribute to our development programs. The funding from VicHealth is focused on increasing participation in sport through programs that are socially focused such as bumpa ball. We can report further progress on the delivery of the grant’s objectives, and positive feedback from the funding body. SRV funding will continue to support organisational development and water polo opportunities.

It was pleasing to see the continued growth of 14/U and 12/U players participating this year. The growth of this age group is critical to future sustainability of water polo in Victoria. WPV is looking to support clubs to extend and grow their junior programs. The effort of some clubs in both regional and metropolitan areas is highly commendable and we will see this effort rewarded in time.

Finally, after six years I have stepped down as President but will assist the Board with transition and transfer of knowledge. I certainly have enjoyed this period and have meet and worked with some wonderful people. There has been a full contingent on the board for the past couple of years, achieving a diverse board membership of youth, experience, skills and passion. I thank the Board for their contribution and putting up with me!

John Perrott President

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 4 of 36 SECRETARY’S REPORT

2016/17 was a challenging year for Water Polo Victoria (WPV). We started the year with the renewal of our strategic plan, focusing on securing the future of water polo in Victoria through balancing fun and performance. In relation to key objectives, there is some good work being done through the office on the participation front and the board does provide good governance. But as with all organisations, we have some work to do in other areas such as image and supporting high performance. I have been impressed with the diverse set of skills and experiences across our board members, so although we have moved away from defined portfolios, there are significant strengths across many areas of governance, finance, analytics and law, just to name a few.

The competition, despite all the complexities and challenges, continues to be run well by Tony Ryan and the Office and we have again delivered a strong outlet for our members to regularly come out and enjoy themselves through the great sport of water polo. I have particularly been impressed by the growth of some of our social teams (in particular the Surge), reminding us that fun and enjoyment should be the main reason we come to the pool.

I cannot deny there have been some conflicts this year, particularly through the demise of the Seals, but I do take heart in the fact that all parties were doing what they thought was best for the sport. Both sides have considerable strengths and I hope that we are able to bring together the strong governance of the Seals with the passion of the Barbarians and turn them into a formidable force for the future of Victorian National League. I do hope that this one visible area doesn’t undo the large body of positive work that the board and office have overseen – much of which goes on behind the scenes and un-noticed. We are also starting to tap our greatest asset – the knowledge and passion of our life members and community, a trend which I hope will continue.

2017/18 will be an extremely important year for WPV and as long as we continue to listen, learn and communicate with our members, we will continue to move forward and evolve this great sport of water polo that we all love. Finally, a heart-felt thank-you to all the volunteers out there. A sport or club is hard work to run and we would be nowhere without all the precious time that our volunteers donate every day. You are all awesome.

Mathew Lea Secretary

EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT

I am again pleased to report on a very exciting and progressive year for our sport in Victoria:

• At the local level the annual competitions, state championships, sub-junior, and winter competitions, have been conducted. Congratulations to all participants and the successful teams. • At the representative level, we sent two teams (boys/girls) to the East Coast Challenge in Sydney. The teams did Victoria proud. WPV also managed two 18/U composite teams (girls/boys). Unfortunately, the girls’ team was cancelled due to tragic and unforeseen circumstances. We hope to be able to continue to send more Victorian teams away to more competitions as the pathway program continues to evolve. • On the junior development front, we set up and hosted two High Performance Camps and worked with School Sports Victoria, APS, AGSV and GSV sporting associations to establish and manage the Victorian Water Polo All Schools Cups (for primary and secondary students) with a view to attracting more school-aged children into water polo, as well as to repair relationships so that WPV is permitted to send Victorian teams away to future School Sports Australia water polo tournaments. • On the industry development front, we hosted bumpa ball, or inner tube water polo, at the Chillout Festival in Daylesford, the Victorian Teacher’s Games in Shepparton and ran events for the trans gender community. Additionally, we partnered with Way Funky (Funky Trunks and Funkita), Ducko and ATPI Sports Events. • We conducted extensive research into Victorian water polo history to use as material to educate and inform the WPV and wider community about the sport (e.g., #FlashbackFriday and ANZAC posts on Instagram). We posted scores and fixtures of State League one on Facebook and Instagram and reintroduced the WPV Newsletter. Facebook likes have increased by approximately 10% and Instagram followers have increased by approximately 40%. • We were part of the team that won the 2017 Inclusive Initiative Award with the Pride Cup at the 2017 Australian LGBTI Inclusion Awards, received a high commendation for ‘Building health through sports’ with the Pride in Victorian Sport Program, and was a finalist for the Victorian Sport Awards Victorian Community Event of the Year with the Pride Cup.

In reviewing what has taken place in Victorian water polo over the past twelve months, I am impressed. Accordingly, I would like to acknowledge and thank the WPV Board, Simon Armstrong, Marnie Jacka and Tony Ryan for generating such a high level of quality opportunities for the water polo community. Whilst there have been some setbacks including the downgrading of the VIS water polo program from a Tier One sport to a Tier Two sport and the demise of the Victorian Seals, with the continued commitment, hard work and enthusiasm of the office and community the future for water polo remains bright.

Sally Jones Executive Officer

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 5 of 36 COMPETITIONS’ REPORT

INTERNATIONAL A number of Victorian representative players and officials again achieved international representation. Victorian players selected in the Sharks and Stingers National teams for the 2017 FINA World Championships in Budapest included Lachlan Edwards, Maddie Steere and Rowie Webster. Congratulations also go to officials Lynne Morrison (Women’s Team Manager) and Daniel Flahive (referee). Other Victorians to tour and/or play internationally with the Aussie senior men and women included Blake Edwards, and Matt Gronow. Several of our younger players also gained international experience over the last year including boys - Angus Campbell, Cameron Gilmour, Mitch Hallam, Nick Hallam, Cade Logan, Harry Molnar, Will Paynter and girls - Brooke Dickie, Zoe Hille, Bridget Johnston, Annie Lefoe and Saskia Richardson. Congratulations to all players and officials on their selection.

NATIONAL 2017 National League Sadly, with such a long history of success for the Victorian Tigers and more recently the Victorian Seals, 2017 saw Victoria with no club/ team at this elite level of National competition. Despite every effort by the Seals Board, no agreement could be reached with WPA for a way forward. Without a National club in Victoria, aspiring Victoria athletes now have no local elite-level pathway to aim for, which sadly will impact upon their development. Hopefully sanity will prevail in the near-term future and a compromise way-forward found for the betterment of athletes and the sport in Victoria.

National Age Championships Victorian teams competing at National Age Club Championship events over the year included:

18/U Boys Melbourne Collegians (Plate runner-up) WPV Composite (Monash University/Richmond)

16/U Boys MC Lions (Championship winner) MC Gorillas NYP Dragons Richmond

16/U Girls Melbourne Collegians (Shield winner) Essendon

14/U Boys DVE Aquatic Melbourne Collegians NYP Dragons Richmond

14/U Girls Melbourne Collegians

12/U Boys MC Mussels (Plate winner)

Congratulations to Melbourne Collegians Lions on winning the 16/U Boys Championships.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 6 of 36 2017 East Coast Challenge Victoria sent two ECC representative teams to the Sydney Youth Water Polo Festival. Both team captains reported it was a very challenging but really exciting experience. Both captains stated it was a great learning experience, with players learning a lot from their mistakes and from the good play of their opponents. It was pleasing to hear they felt their competition ended on a high note and they were really proud of their efforts representing Victoria.

Boys Team (Result: 8th): Angus Brabner (C), Callyn Fenwick-Kearns (C), Luke Cannalonga, Koby Gilchrist, Gregory Kerdemelidis, Magnus Mulhall, Mac Perry, Oliver Robertson, Christian Schofield, Joshua Stapleton, Omar Vela, Ryan Zibell. Andrew Gilchrist (Coach) and Alberto Vela (Team Manager).

Girls Team (Result: 8th): Tess Haslam (C), Cassie Horne (C), Camille Barlow, Mietta Fink-Jensen, Scarlett Houlihan, Stephanie Jacobson, Poppy Phillips, Georgia Reeh, Mimi Stoupas, Evie Taylor, Caitlin Ward. Perri Randall (Coach) and Simon Armstrong (Team Manager).

Congratulations to all players and team management for their effort and spirit through this tournament.

VICTORIAN 2016 State Championships 54 male and 26 female teams competed in the 2016 State Championships across 14 grades. Youth boys (16/U) was again divided into A and B grades and junior women’s (18/U) teams again played through the season in WSL2 before playing a separate finals series. Venues were MSAC and Melbourne High School, with games played on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights at both venues.

The 15 premiership pennants were spread across eight clubs with Footscray winning both Men’s and Women’s SL1 and new club Old Ivanhoe Vikings winning MSL6 and WSL3 in just their 2nd competition year. Melbourne Collegians were the most successful club with four premierships.

2017 Winter Competition Once again, a record 80 teams competed in the 2017 Winter Competition season - 57 male and 30 female teams including new club, Old Haileybury. Despite the record numbers, there was no MSL1 competition due to lack of entries - a further disappointing reflection on where elite competition has fallen to in Victoria. While MSL1 is back in the 2017 State Championship competition season, it is very much a compromised standard but at least heading in the right direction. Hopefully WPV and clubs can work together to restore the high standards we once had. In contrast, we are seeing growth in the lower but fiercely competitive grades, pushing pool space “to the brink”.

A pleasing result was the return of a separate junior women’s competition after a number of years with teams playing in WSL2 and an increased number of teams in youth girls. Again, there were 14 grades including A and B for youth boys. Games were played on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights at both MSAC and Melbourne High School. The Tuesday women’s competition was played indoors at MSAC.

13 clubs played off in the Grand Finals with nine winning the gold medals - Melbourne Collegians (four), Monash University and Richmond (two), DVE Aquatic, Essendon, La Trobe University, Melbourne University, NYP Dragons and Ringwood.

Congratulations to all grade premiers - results for all grade competitions are listed later in this report.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 7 of 36 Tribunal Reports Following concern over the number of disrespect and violence reports, the WPV Board, after a community consultation, introduced a revised Judiciary Policy in October 2016 with increased penalties for offences including a two year “carry-forward” for prior offence and some minor tribunal hearing procedural changes.

With lower grade disrespect and violence no longer being a reprimand and the increased penalties, initially this resulted in a sharp increase in penalties handed out. However, hopefully in future players will curtail their behaviour particularly to avoid any “carry- forward” additional penalty.

2016 State Championships # Reports # Rounds 14 6 (previous policy) 16 42 (new policy)

2017 Winter Competition # Reports # Rounds 6 9

2016-2017 Sub-Junior Competition Teams numbers rose again for the 3rd year to 29 (up from 23 in 2015/16) - 14 in 12/U mixed, five in 14/U Girls and ten 14/U Boys (six A-grade and four B-grade). Inevitably this further increased pressure on available pool space with Hawthorn Aquatic and Melbourne High School being the only venues where we could get continuity of bookings (albeit restricted at Hawthorn to just 11 days for our season and nil during their summer peak).

There was no competition ladder or finals playoffs for 12/U mixed teams - all players were presented with small participation pennants which again proved very popular. Gold, silver and bronze medals were presented in the 14/U grades. Melbourne Collegians (two) and Richmond (one) won these grades.

WPV thanks everyone in the Sub-Junior community for their help with table duties, etc., and their attendance at each venue. Thanks also to all our younger developing referees for their time and effort and to those senior referees who took on the mentoring role.

Acknowledgments Despite WPV’s involvement in the planning and construction stages of new pool projects over the last several years, acquiring pool space for our competitions is still a struggle. Asking for a 25m eight-lane space, particularly during the summer months, mostly draws negative responses. Until we have a dedicated water polo pool managed by WPV, access will always be out of our control. We can only hope.

WPV does acknowledge the cooperation and efforts of management and aquatics staff at MSAC, Melbourne High School and Hawthorn Aquatic in working with us to meet our needs for both competition and training - relationships we value highly.

Thanks to our dedicated band of pool controllers and regular referees who support our competitions week-in, week-out - we call on them time and again to cover all games where possible with two referees – something not always achievable.

WPV also acknowledges and thanks the commitment and work of David Smyth who over the last year has spent many hours on the difficult and time-consuming task of referee rostering. Anyone interested in helping out with refereeing should contact David – new starters are always welcome.

Tony Ryan Competition Officer

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 8 of 36 REFEREE’S REPORT

During the 2016/17 financial year, there have been two Water Polo Victoria (WPV) competitions completed: the 2016 WPV State Championships, and the 2017 WPV Winter Competition. The referees used for these competitions number 62, with many new referees coming online and some leaving the ‘team’ for various reasons. We also had the various school competitions for which we have supplied referees, so a special thank you to Rowan Bennett (APS), Tony Ryan (AGSV) and Michael DeFina (GSV).

The competition still struggles to appoint two referees per game at club level, and relies heavily on a small number of referees devoting two or even three nights a week to referee three to five games per night. Alby Morrison has long held the mantle of greatest contributing referee in terms of three nights per week as well as doing most of the Pool Control shifts. During 2016/17, we have seen this burden shared more between Alby, Perry Gaylard, David Smyth, Charlie Dane, Alon Pfau, Matthew Lea, John Mason and Brett Knowles. Continued effort is needed to expand the numbers in this team. The actual number of referees regularly available number around 30 per round.

Senior referees Danny Flahive has continued to be the inspirational figurehead of Victorian water polo refereeing. His run as the premier Australian referee will sadly and prematurely end during 2018 when the FINA age ruling will prevent him continuing at the international level. The positive of this will be that Victoria may be able to make more use of his impressive abilities poolside. He will add to the strong depth of refereeing skill the state has displayed at National and inter-state competitions for the last ten years or so. During the 2016 and 2017 seasons, WPV has been fortunate to obtain the services of at least two promising junior referees who have moved to the State. Charlie Dane returned from overseas work and Gareth Hunter moved to Australia from South Africa seeking employment. As well, Matthew Keen and Lisa Flahive are two referees who display real potential to move into controlling SL1 games. This means there are approximately 13 top grade referees available for WPV. However, the reality is that people’s time demands for family and employment will always come before night-time refereeing. An increasing number of lower grade players have been prepared to put their hands up for refereeing; some offering to referee on nights in addition to when they play. It is hoped Steve Wight may return to Melbourne during 2018.

Junior referees There are currently at least ten school-age referees who are officiating at either WPV club games (from Youth to SL2 grades) or WPV/Inter-school competitions. These young people show real potential and are being mentored as much as possible by our more experienced referees.

Pathways available 1. WPV pathways – senior referees are currently finalising referee gradings for the current 62 WPV referees. Once this is done, a regular assessment process needs to be available for any referee who wishes to move up the grades. 2. Water Polo Australia (WPA) pathways – at least three times per year, there are national under-age club competitions run by WPA. State water polo associations are invited to nominate referees for these tournaments.

Water polo continues to need to be proactive in encouraging promising younger referees to attend these tournaments. Benefits include:

• improvements for WPV and WPA refereeing standards; • clear subsequent pathways for referees; • flights, accommodation paid for as well as a per diem allowance for individual referees.

So, thanks again to all the referees out there - this sport can’t run without you.

David Smyth WPV Referees Commission

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 9 of 36 FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-2017 IN REVIEW

This year has been a busy one in the water - with numerous competitions, trainings, and other programs. I am pleased that Water Polo Victoria (WPV) have been able to support this activity and is well positioned for the future.

Last financial year WPV announced a net profit for the year of $53k but anticipated this would largely unwind in the 2016-17 financial year due to the timing of grants that had been received but not yet acquitted. Indeed, we have observed a loss of -$51k this financial year.

Water Polo Victoria has reasonable financial reserves, including a cash balance of $112k at the close of the financial year.

Importantly, our receivables position is vastly improved. There has been a 70% decrease from previous years, and 88% of the total is under 30 days.

Despite this year’s loss, WPV has been able to keep registration and match fee increases at reasonable levels. This income is essential in supporting the organisation’s operations and to fund properly resourced competitions.

As in previous years, the financials were audited by Ravi Mutyala from Arizene Auditors and Business Advisors. The opinion of the audit was that the financial report “presents fairly, in all material respects” WPV’s financial position. Pleasingly, the auditor also noted that “the reports and audit information were generally well presented and internal control is good”.

I would like to extend a massive thank you to Sally Jones for the energy, commitment and perseverance she has brought to all WPV’s work; Tony Ryan for his tireless behind-the-scenes coordination of so many different aspects of the sport; and Deb Vawdrey for her work ensuring that the books are completed accurately and promptly each month.

Daniel Arber Finance Director

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 10 of 36 WATER POLO VICTORIA INCORPORATED ABN 79 570 881 365

STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE

The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity and this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to these financial statements.

1. The financial statements and notes to the financial statements for the period ended 30 June 2017 present fairly the financial position of the Victorian Water Polo Inc at 30 June 2017 and the results of its operations for the year then ended in accordance with the accounting policies described in note 1 to the Financial Statements; and 2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Victorian Water Polo Inc will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee and signed for an on behalf of the Committee by:

President

Finance Director

Dated : 5th of September 2017

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 11 of 36 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS & REPORTS FOR PERIOD 1 JULY 2016 TO 30 JUNE 2017

Auditor: Ravi CVV Mutyala Arizene Pty Ltd 601/343 Little Collins Street Melbourne Vic 3000

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 12 of 36 Water Polo Victoria Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Box 11, Aughtie Drive Albert Park Vic 3206 Profit & Loss July 2016 To June 2017

2017 2016

INCOME State Teams U18 State Teams $37,717.51 $59,800.83 U20 State Teams $0.00 $0.00 Total State Teams $37,717.51 $59,800.83 East Coast Challenge ECC Income $47,137.87 $49,912.49 ADP Income Development Camps $13,236.35 $3,000.00 State Squad $0.00 $11,487.91 Total ADP Income $13,236.35 $14,487.91 Sports Development/Events DPCD - VMA $30,000.00 $43,000.00 Vic Health Income $0.00 $50,000.00 Events Income & Grants $10,625.00 $0.00 Total Sports Development/Events $40,625.00 $93,000.00 Courses/Clinics Income Referee Courses $272.73 $545.45 FlippaBall Clinics $0.00 $68.18 School Clinics $6,007.45 $0.00 Total Courses/Clinics Income $6,280.18 $613.63 Operations Registrations Registrations - Come & Try $363.64 $223.65 Registrations - FlippaBall $381.84 $963.64 Registrations - Junior $46,645.44 $39,724.16 Registrations - Officials $1,069.05 $750.90 Registrations - Senior $123,079.35 $127,453.78 Registrations - Social $0.00 $2,227.26 Total Registrations $171,539.32 $171,343.39 Match Fees Match Fees - Junior Comp $28,789.07 $25,616.36 Match Fees - Social $0.00 $3,800.01 Match Fees - Summer Comp $122,026.37 $108,843.63 Match Fees - Winter Comp $71,311.77 $64,346.38 Total Match Fees $222,127.21 $202,606.38 Team Entry/Affiliation Fees Affiliation Fees $2,618.29 $700.00 Team Entry - Juniors Comp $1,529.09 $1,200.00 Team Entry - Summer Comp $9,765.44 $8,863.64 Team Entry - Winter Comp $10,241.80 $9,431.83 Total Team Entry/Affiliation Fees $24,154.62 $20,195.47 Referee Income AGSV Referee Income $2,900.00 $2,215.00 APS Referee Income $0.00 $5,575.00 Total Referee Income $2,900.00 $7,790.00 Product Sales Equipment Sales $0.00 $90.90 Merchandise Sales $830.34 $429.09 Total Product Sales $830.34 $519.99 Other / Sundry Fundraising Income $402.73 $0.00 Interest Income $2,230.62 $3,012.36 Sundry Income $1,974.09 $2,716.27 Total Other/Sundry $4,607.44 $5,728.63 Total Income $571,155.84 $625,998.72 GROSS PROFIT $571,155.84 $625,998.72

The accompanying notes from part of these financial statements. These statements should be read in conjunction with those notes.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 13 of 36 EXPENSES Management & Governance MG - Advertising & Marketing $350.00 $39.09 MG - AGM & Board Meeting Exp $1,606.04 $523.60 MG - Audit Costs $2,650.00 $2,190.00 MG - Bank Charges $489.40 $482.84 MG - Bookkeeper payments $10,245.00 $9,480.00 MG - Depreciation $3,996.00 $3,831.39 MG - Doubtful debt $4,800.00 $4,800.00 MG - EO Salary $70,000.06 $60,269.17 MG - Insurance $1,000.63 $1,144.18 MG - IT Expenses $3,454.35 $5,603.22 MG - Office rent $4,514.04 $4,438.57 MG - Post, Print & Stationery $6,183.27 $1,808.66 MG - Professional Development $177.27 $222.73 MG - Professional Memberships $5,289.91 $1,067.64 MG - Staff costs/Amenities $4,632.45 $2,650.84 MG - Storage Costs $216.00 $0.00 MG - Superannuation $6,650.02 $5,900.94 MG - Telephone $2,728.12 $525.69 Total Management & Governance $128,982.56 $104,978.56 High Performance HP - VIS Program $15,000.00 $16,500.00 Total High Performance $15,000.00 $16,500.00 State Squad Expenses HP - State Squad Coaches $0.00 $10,800.00 HP - State Squad Consultancy $0.00 $0.00 HP - State Squad Pool Hire $548.18 $6,422.18 HP - State Squad Trips/Tournam $0.00 $218.18 HP - State Squad Uniform costs $2,238.00 $0.00 Total State Squad Expenses $2,786.18 $17,440.36 Development Camp Expenses HP - Develop Camp Coaches $3,312.50 $0.00 HP - Develop Camp Consultancy $3,850.00 $0.00 HP - Develop Camp Equipment $2,073.04 $0.00 HP - Develop Camp Pool Hire $10,195.91 $0.00 HP - Develop Camp Uniform $4,350.59 $0.00 Total Development Camp Expenses $23,782.04 $0.00 State Teams HP - U18 State Teams $37,840.39 $51,025.37 HP - U20 State Teams $0.00 $0.00 U16 Champs $857.27 $0.00 Total State Teams $38,697.66 $51,025.37 HP - VSSSA Teams $0.00 $2,196.36 Sports Development SD - Pool Hire $500.00 $108.27 SD - Coaching Services $1,037.50 $40.00 SD - Programs $0.00 $718.18 SD - SDO salary $17,894.11 $19,037.90 SD - Superannaution $3,820.08 $4,277.12 SD - Travel & Accomm $415.80 $0.00 SD - Vic Seals $0.00 $26,408.38 Total Sports Development $23,667.49 $50,589.85 Vic Health - Grant Expenses VH - Administration $0.00 $0.00 VH - Contract services $19,363.82 $0.00 VH - Equipment Purchase $2,575.73 $5,522.73 VH - Marketing $0.00 $0.00 VH - Other $1,520.45 $0.00 VH - SDO & EO Salary $0.00 $11,000.00 VH - Venue Hire $0.00 $293.32 Total Vic Health - Grant Expenses $23,460.00 $16,816.05 DPCD- Sport & Rec Grant DPCD - OSG Venue Hire $0.00 $0.00 DPCD - VMA Administration $0.00 $0.00 DPCD - VMA Coaching Course $0.00 $5,900.00 DPCD - VMA Equipment Purchase $0.00 $0.00 DPCD - VMA Flippa/More Active $5,240.00 $564.82 DPCD - VMA Marketing $2,580.00 $0.00 DPCD - VMA Other $0.00 $726.78

The accompanying notes from part of these financial statements. These statements should be read in conjunction with those notes.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 14 of 36 DPCD - VMA Regional S’ships $0.00 $3,000.00 DPCD - VMA SDO salary $21,159.89 $13,000.00 DPCD - VMA Venue Hire $3,474.46 $3,783.36 Total DPCD- Sport & Rec Grant $32,454.35 $27,274.96 East Coast Challenge Expenses ECC Expenses $61,050.03 $37,398.19 Operations/Events OPS- Admin Officer payments $25,269.00 $28,376.00 OPS - Equip Purchases & Maint $3,042.65 $2,229.81 OPS - Equipment Hire $0.00 $46.37 OPS - Trophies $8,042.13 $4,429.03 OPS- Comp/Training Equip $2,295.64 $124.67 OPS - Event Functions $1,677.81 $0.00 OPS - WPA Affiliation Fee $0.00 $100.00 OPS - WPA Capitation $63,139.44 $63,451.35 OPS - AGSV Comp Expenses $1,678.45 $0.00 Total Operations/Events $105,145.12 $98,757.23 Pool Control OPS - P Control/Ref MSAC Card $0.00 $0.00 OPS - Pool Control APS Comp $675.00 $375.00 OPS - Pool Control Junior Comp $900.00 $1,365.00 OPS - Pool Control Social Comp $0.00 $200.00 OPS - Pool Control Summer Comp $7,410.00 $5,670.00 OPS - Pool Control Winter Comp $3,210.00 $4,110.00 Total Pool Control $12,195.00 $11,720.00 Referee Expenses OPS - Ref Exp AGSV Comp $0.00 $1,715.00 OPS - Ref Exp APS Comp $4,576.36 $5,200.00 OPS - Ref Exp Junior Comp $4,191.00 $5,223.00 OPS - Ref Exp Summer Comp $29,582.18 $17,343.50 OPS - Ref Exp Winter Comp $12,866.00 $10,624.00 CE - Referee Development $215.00 $0.00 Total Referee Expenses $51,430.54 $40,105.50 Pool Hire Expenses OPS - Pool Hire - Junior Comp $18,013.86 $16,420.24 OPS - Pool Hire - Summer Comp $50,230.48 $45,251.06 OPS - Pool Hire - Winter Comp $26,756.49 $25,361.86 OPS - Pool Hire Other $95.18 $833.27 Total Pool Hire Expenses $95,096.01 $87,866.43 HR Employment Costs HR - Allow for Annual Leave $7,200.00 $7,200.00 HR - Staff Recruitment Exp $0.00 $733.00 HR - Workcover $999.41 $2,283.82 Total HR Employment Costs $8,199.41 $10,216.82 Total Expenses $621,946.39 $572,885.68 NET PROFIT ($50,790.55) $53,113.04

The accompanying notes from part of these financial statements. These statements should be read in conjunction with those notes.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 15 of 36 Water Polo Victoria Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Box 11, Aughtie Drive Albert Park Vic 3206 Balance Sheet As at 30 June 2017

2017 2016

Assets Bank Commonwealth Bank $54,274.46 $49,285.41 ING Optimiser 60313592 $56,609.21 $77,878.59 Petty Cash $697.60 $697.60 Total Bank $111,581.27 $127,861.60 Current Assets Trade Debtors New $51,120.35 $120,454.00 Trade Debtors Original $0.00 $131.00 Total Current Assets $51,120.35 $120,585.00 Non-current Assets Office Fitout Accum Depn -$5,481.12 -$4,948.12 Office Fitout at Cost $9,082.90 $9,082.90 Plant & Equipment Accum Depn -$40,919.27 -$37,456.27 Plant & Equipment at Cost $48,565.56 $46,992.83 Sundry Debtors $0.00 $8,501.99 Total Non-current Assets $11,248.07 $22,173.33 Total Assets $173,949.69 $270,619.93 Liabilities Current Liabilities GST $3,567.85 $12,955.48 Historical Balancing Account $757.70 $0.00 PAYG Tax Witheld $5,978.00 $6,846.04 Trade Creditors New $15,742.60 $59,784.83 Total Current Liabilities $26,046.15 $79,586.35 Non-Current Liabilities ATO Integrated Client Acc $0.00 $1,147.84 Customer Deposit $5,150.00 $5,150.00 Provision for Annual Leave $9,960.14 $5,915.00 Provision for Doubtful Debts $8,449.44 $4,011.44 Superannuation Payable $3,707.38 $3,382.17 Total Non-Current Liabilities $27,266.96 $19,606.45 Total Liabilities $53,313.11 $99,192.80 Net Assets $120,636.58 $171,427.13 Equity Current Year Earnings -$50,790.55 $53,113.04 Retained Earnings $171,427.13 $118,314.09 Total Equity $120,636.58 $171,427.13

The accompanying notes from part of these financial statements. These statements should be read in conjunction with those notes.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 16 of 36 Water Polo Victoria Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Box 11, Aughtie Drive Albert Park Vic 3206 Statement of Cash Flow July 2016 To June 2017

Account 2017

Cash Flows from Operating Activities Receipts from customers $692,651.77 Payments to suppliers and employees ($700,803.36) Cash receipts from other operating activities ($26,186.25) Total Cash Flows from Operating Activities ($34,337.84)

Cash Flows from Investing Activities Other cash items from investing activities $11,056.26 Total Cash Flows from Investing Activities $11,056.26

Cash Flows from Financing Activities Other cash items from financing activities $7,001.25 Total Cash Flows from Financing Activities $7,001.25

Net Cash Flows ($16,280.33)

Cash Balances Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of period $127,861.60 Cash and cash equivalents at end of period $111,581.27

Net change in cash for period ($16,280.33)

The accompanying notes from part of these financial statements. These statements should be read in conjunction with those notes.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 17 of 36 Water Polo Victoria Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre Box 11, Aughtie Drive Albert Park Vic 3206 Statement of Changes in Equity Year ended 30 June 2017

2017 2016

Equity at start of period $171,427.13 $120,234.18

Surplus and Revaluations Net Surplus After Tax ($50,790.55) $53,113.04 Total Surplus and Revaluations ($50,790.55) $53,113.04

Other Movements Retained Earnings $0.00 ($1,920.09) Total Other Movements $0.00 ($1,920.09)

Equity at end of period $120,636.58 $171,427.13

The accompanying notes from part of these financial statements. These statements should be read in conjunction with those notes.

WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 18 of 36 Victorian Water Polo Inc. ABN 79 570 881 365 Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 30 June 2017 a. Income Tax The entity is exempt from Income Tax. b. Property, Plant and Equipment (PPE) Leasehold improvements and office equipment are carried at cost less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation. The depreciable amount of all PPE is depreciated over the useful lives of the assets to the association commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use. Leasehold improvements are amortised over the shorter of either the unexpired period of the lease or the estimated useful lives of the improvements. c. Impairment of Assets At the end of each reporting period, the committee reviews the carrying amounts of its tangible and intangible assets to determine whether there is any indication that those assets have been impaired. If such an indication exists, an impairment test is carried out on the asset by comparing the recoverable amount of the asset, being the higher of the asset’s fair value less costs to sell and value in use, to the asset’s carrying amount. Any excess of the asset’s carrying amount over its recoverable amount is recognised in the income and expenditure statement. e. Provisions Provisions are recognised when the association has a legal or constructive obligation, as a result of past events, for which it is probable that an outflow of economic benefits will result and that outflow can be reliably measured. Provisions are measured at the best estimate of the amounts required to settle the obligation at the end of the reporting period. f. Cash on Hand Cash on hand includes cash on hand, deposits held at call with banks, and other short-term highly liquid investments with original maturities of three months or less. g. Accounts Receivable and Other Debtors Accounts receivable and other debtors include amounts due from members as well as amounts receivable from donors. Receivables expected to be collected within 12 months of the end of the reporting period are classified as current assets. All other receivables are classified as non-current assets. h. Revenue and Other Income Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or receivable after taking into account any discounts and volume rebates allowed. For this purpose, deferred consideration is not discounted to present values when recognising revenue. i. Interest revenue is recognised using the effective interest method, which for floating rate financial assets is the rate inherent in the instrument. Grant and donation income is recognised when the entity obtains control over the funds, which is generally at the time of receipt. j. If conditions are attached to the grant that must be satisfied before the association is eligible to receive the contribution, recognition of the grant as revenue will be deferred until those conditions are satisfied. All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax. k. Goods and Services Tax (GST) Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Receivables and payables are stated inclusive of the amount of GST receivable or payable. The net amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the ATO is included with other receivables or payables in the assets and liabilities statement l. Accounts Payable and Other Payables Accounts payable and other payables represent the liability outstanding at the end of the reporting period for goods and services received by the association during the reporting period that remain unpaid. The balance is recognised as a current liability with the amounts normally paid within 30 days of recognition of the liability.

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Arizene Pty Ltd ABN : 91 139 753 594

Independent Audit Report to the members of Victorian Water Polo Inc. ABN 79 570 881 365

I have audited the accompanying financial report of Victorian Water Polo Inc. which comprises the statement of financial position as at 30 June 2017, and the statement of comprehensive income for the year then ended, statement of changes in equity and statement of cash flows for the year then ended, notes comprising a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information and the Committee Report.

Committee's responsibility for the financial report The Committee of Victorian Water Polo Inc. is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards Consumer Affairs Victoria, and the Associations Incorporation Reform Regulations 2012, Victoria, and for such internal control as the committee determine is necessary to enable the preparation and fair presentation of a financial report that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditor’s responsibility My responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. I conducted my audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Those standards require that I comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report is free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgement, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report whether due to fraud or error. In making those assessment, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the Associations preparation and fair presentation of the 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 entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of the accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by [those charged with governance], as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report. I believe that the audit evidence I have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

Independence In conducting my audit, I have complied with the independence requirements of the Australian professional accounting bodies.

Publication of the audited financial report If Victorian Water Polo Inc. intends to electronically present the audited financial report and auditor’s report on its internet website. Responsibility for the electronic presentation of the financial report on Victorian Water Polo Inc.'s website is that of the committee of Victorian Water Polo Inc. The security and controls over information on the website should be addressed by Victorian Water Polo Inc. to maintain the integrity of the data presented. The examination of the controls over the electronic presentation of audited financial reports on Victorian Water Polo Inc.’s website is beyond the scope of the audit of the financial report.

Level 40, 140 William Street Melbourne, VIC 3000 Postal Address: GPO Box 2455 Melbourne VIC 3001 (P)+61-396000065 (F)+61-38672 0717

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Emphasis of matter

We draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report which describes the revenue recognition policy of Victorian Water Polo Inc. Since cash receipts form a part of the income of the organisation, it is very difficultEmphasis to establish of matter an internal control system capable of verifying the total income received by the organisation.We draw attention Therefore to Note there 1 to were the financialno satisfactory report whichaudit proceduresdescribes the that revenue we could recognition perform topolicy obtain of reasonableVictorian Water assurance Polo Inc. that Since all receiptscash receipts were formproperly a part recorded. of the income The scope of the oforganisation, the audit has it is been very limiteddifficult toto theestablish income an recorded internal controlin the accountingsystem capabl records,e of verifyingand deposited the total into income the bank received accounts by the of organisation.the organisation Therefore by Committee there were members. no satisfactory My opinion audit is unmodified procedures in that respect we could of this perform matter. to obtain Opinionreasonable assurance that all receipts were properly recorded. The scope of the audit has been limited to the income recorded in the accounting records, and deposited into the bank accounts of theIn my organisation opinion, the by financial Committee report members. of Victorian My opinionWater Polo is unmodified Inc. presents in respect fairly, inof allthis material matter. respects the Victorian Water Polo Inc.'s financial position as at 30 June 2017, and of its financial performance Opinionand its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards to the Inextent my opinion,described the in financial Note 1., report Consumer of Victorian Affairs Water Victoria, Polo and Inc. the presents Associations fairly, in Incorporation all material respects Reform theRegulations Victorian 2012, Water Victoria. Polo Inc.'s financial position as at 30 June 2017, and of its financial performance Basisand its of cash accounting flows for theand year restriction then ended on distribution in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards to the extent described in Note 1., Consumer Affairs Victoria, and the Associations Incorporation Reform RegulationsWithout modifying 2012, Victoria.my opinion, I draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared for the purpose of fulfilling the BasisCommittee's of accounting reporting and responsibilities. restriction on As distribution a result, the financial report may not be suitable for Withoutanother purpose.modifying my opinion, I draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared for the purpose of fulfilling the Committee's reporting responsibilities. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another purpose.

…………………………………….. Ravi CVV Mutyala, FIPA 186870 Dated this 29th day of August 2017. …………………………………….. Ravi CVV Mutyala, FIPA 186870 Dated this 29th day of August 2017.

Level 40, 140 William Street Melbourne, VIC 3000 Postal Address: GPO Box 2455 Melbourne VIC 3001 (P)+61-396000065 (F)+61-38672 0717 Level 40, 140 William Street Melbourne, VIC 3000 PostalWPA Address: Annual Report GPO 2016-2017Box 2455 |Melbourne Page 21 of 36 VIC 3001 (P)+61-396000065 (F)+61-38672 0717 Water Polo Victoria ResultsWATER POLO VICTORIA RESULTS ! RESULTS - WPV 2016 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS !RESULTS -­‐ WPV 2016 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 1 Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Falcons 45 202 Major Semi MC Falcons 27 d Footscray 8 Footscray 32 32 Minor Semi Monash Uni 20 d NYP Dragons 14 Monash Uni 26 -­‐20 Prelim Final Footscray 22 d Monash Uni 9 NYP Dragons 15 -­‐214 Grand Final Footscray 14 d MC Falcons 10

Best Player: James Woods (MC Falcons) 23 votes Highest Scorer: Jeff Disken (Monash Uni) 60 goals ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 2 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Richmond Tigers 40 65 Major Semi MC Blackballs 13 d Richmond Tigers 6 MC Blackballs 38 20 Minor Semi Footscray 10 d Old Melburnians 5 Footscray 37 29 Prelim Final Footscray 10 d Richmond Tigers 9 Old Melburnians 31 -­‐6 Grand Final Footscray 9 d MC Blackballs 7 Melbourne Uni 27 -­‐22 NYP Dragons 26 -­‐50 Monash Uni 24 -­‐36 Best Player: Luke Gavin (Footscray) 28 votes Highest Scorer: Luke Gavin (Footscray) 52 goals ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 3 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Monash Uni 41 61 Major Semi Monash Uni 3 d Ajax 2 Ajax 37 28 Minor Semi Melb Collegians 10 d Richmond Tigers 4 Richmond Tigers 31 23 Prelim Final Melb Collegians 8 d Ajax 3 Melb Collegians 29 -­‐10 Grand Final Melb Collegians 5 d Monash Uni 4

Richmond Black 21 -­‐36

Melbourne Uni 16 -­‐66

Best Player: Mark Grooby (Richmond Tigers) 21 votes Highest Scorer: Ofer Rodelsheimer (Ajax) 34 goals ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 4 Teams Pts GD Finals Results

MC OTG O4ers 36 59 Major Semi MC OTG O4ers 9 d DVE AquaLc 2 DVE AquaLc 34 26 Minor Semi LTU Eagles 8 d Essendon 7 La Trobe Uni Eagles 33 31 Prelim Final DVE AquaLc 10 d LTU Eagles 5 Essendon 32 20 Grand Final DVE AquaLc 6 d MC OTG O4ers 4 Old Xaverians 28 -­‐28 Melbourne Uni 14 -­‐108 Best Player: Kyle Toohey (Essendon) 22 Votes Highest Scorer: Kyle Toohey (Essendon) 32 Goals ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 5 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Monash Sea Lions 39 30 Major Semi Monash Sea Lions 6 d Melb Uni Gropers 4 Melb Uni Gropers 34 16 Minor Semi Essendon 5 d Melb Surge Gold 4 Essendon 31 6 Prelim Final Essendon 11 d Melb Uni Gropers 4 Melb Surge Gold 28 -­‐1 Grand Final Monash Sea Lions 7 d Essendon 6 MC Chiecains 24 -­‐30 NYP Dragons 23 -­‐21 Best Player: Ma4hew Lea (Monash Sea Lions) 34 votes Highest Scorers: Ma4hew Lea (Monash Sea Lions) 40 goals Ma4hew Ricker (MC Chiecains) ! WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 22 of 36 !

WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B15 of B28 RESULTS - WPV 2016 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

RESULTS -­‐ WPV 2016 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 6 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Old Ivanhoe Vikings 43 97 Major Semi MC Blue 8 d Old Ivanhoe Vikings 0 MC Blue 29 -­‐19 Minor Semi Rwood Buccaneers 11 d Old Haileybury 3 Rwood Buccaneers 27 -­‐6 Prelim Final Old Ivanhoe Vikings 5 d Rwood Buccaneers 3 Old Haileybury 27 -­‐15 Grand Final Old Ivanhoe Vikings 7 d MC Blue 6 Monash Uni Blue 26 -­‐34 Rwood Pirates 24 -­‐23 Best Player: Nick Broadhead (Old Haileybury) 24 votes Highest Scorer: Nick Broadhead (Old Haileybury) 49 goals ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 7 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Ajax 41 85 Major Semi Ajax 11 d DVE AquaLc 5 DVE AquaLc 35 26 Minor Semi Melb Surge Black 6 d LTU Eagles 3 Melb Surge Black 32 19 Prelim Final Melb Surge Black 5 d DVE AquaLc 4 La Trobe Uni Eagles 31 -­‐21 Grand Final Ajax 6 d Melb Surge Black 1 Melb Surge Silver 23 -­‐109 Best Player: David Donnoli (DVE AquaLc) 27 votes Highest Scorer: David Donnoli (DVE AquaLc) 57 goals ! JNR MEN (18 & Under) Teams Pts * GD Finals Results MC Blue 34 125 Major Semi MC Gold 12 d MC Blue 10 MC Gold 29 69 Minor Semi Richmond Cubs 14 d Monash Uni 10 Monash Uni 25 -­‐13 Prelim Final MC Blue 28 d Richmond Cubs 7 Richmond Cubs 25 -­‐16 Grand Final MC Blue 12 d MC Gold 5 Richmond Tigers 18 -­‐66 NYP Dragons 13 -­‐99 Best Player: Nicholas Marchione (MC Gold) 15 votes Highest Scorer: Nicholas Marchione (MC Gold) 35 goals !* Compe((on played over 12 rounds only to allow for VCE exams period YOUTH BOYS A (16 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Lions 40 63 Major Semi MC Lions 5 d MC Gorillas 3 MC Gorillas 36 33 Minor Semi Monash Sea Lions 96 d Richmond Tigers 5 Richmond Tigers 28 -­‐9 Prelim Final MC Gorillas 10 d Monash Sea Lions 3 Monash Sea Lions 16 -­‐87 Grand Final MC Lions 8 d MC Gorillas 6

Best Player: Guy Meretz (MC Gorillas) 21 votes Highest Scorer: James Dickson (Monash Sea Lions) 40 goals ! YOUTH BOYS B(16 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results NYP Dragons 41 111 Major Semi NYP Dragons 5 d DVE AquaLc 3 DVE AquaLc 33 57 Minor Semi Richmond Panthers 15 d Monash Penguins 0 Richmond Panthers 31 40 Prelim Final DVE AquaLc 4 d Richmond Panthers 3 Monash Penguins 12 -­‐208 Grand Final DVE AquaLc 5 d NYP Dragons 4

Best Player: Marko Dronjic (NYP Dragons) 18 votes Highest Scorer: Jacob Niceforo (DVE AquaLc) 25 goals ! ! WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 23 of 36

WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B16 of B28 RESULTS - WPV 2016 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS -­‐ WPV 2016 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS ! WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 1 Teams Pts GD Finals Results NYP Dragons 43 68 Major Semi Footscray 8 d NYP Dragons 0 Footscray 36 46 Minor Semi Melb Collegians 13 d Richmond 8 Richmond 32 -­‐12 Prelim Final NYP Dragons 9 d Melb Collegians 7 Melb Collegians 31 -­‐14 Grand Final Footscray 7 d NYP Dragons 5 Essendon 22 -­‐88 Best Player: Gen Venosta (Footscray) 22 votes Highest Scorers: Gen Venosta (Footscray) 43 goals ! WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 2 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Richmond 18s 44 120 Major Semi NYP Dragons 7 d Monash Uni Yellow 3 Monash Uni Yellow 35 38 Minor Semi Melbourne Uni 8 d St Caths 1 Essendon 18s 35 37 Prelim Final Monash Uni Yellow 8 d Melbourne Uni 0 NYP Dragons 34 68 Grand Final NYP Dragons 8 d Monash Uni Yellow 5 Melbourne Uni 33 41 St Caths 32 -­‐19 Melb Collegians 18s 27 -­‐22 Monash Uni Blue 22 -­‐75 Footscray 15 -­‐68 Best Player: Michaela Sazama (Monash Uni Yellow) 27 votes Highest Scorer: Michaela Sazama (Monash Uni Yellow) 21goals * Jnr Women 18s played separate finals series ! WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 3 Teams Pts GD Finals Results La Trobe Uni Eagles 45 82 Major Semi LTU Eagles 4 d Old Ivanhoe Vikings 3 Old Ivanhoe Vikings 36 23 Minor Semi DVE AquaLc 6 d Essendon 3 DVE AquaLc 32 -­‐4 Prelim Final Old Ivanhoe Vikings 6 d DVE AquaLc 5 Essendon 26 -­‐44 Grand Final Old Ivanhoe Vikings 5 d LTU Eagles 4 NYP Dragons 26 -­‐57 Melbourne Uni Monash Uni Best Player: Lauren Chan (Old Ivanhoe Vikings) 18 votes Highest Scorer: Clare Plueckhahn (Essendon) 22 goals ! JNR WOMEN (18 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results Prelim Final Melb Collegians 18s 5 d Essendon 18s 4 Grand Final Richmond 18s 4 d Melb Collegians 18s 1 Best Player: Zoe Hille (Richmond 18s) 34 votes Highest Scorer: Zoe Hille (Richmond 18s) 57 goals * Jnr Women 18s played in WSL2 due to insufficient entries -­‐ separate final series played aDer preliminary rounds ! YOUTH GIRLS (16 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Marlins 43 97 Major Semi MC Marlins 8 d Richmond 2 Richmond 38 61 Minor Semi Essendon 9 d MC Dolphins 5 Essendon 31 11 Prelim Final Richmond 6 d Essendon 5 MC Dolphins 31 -­‐1 Grand Final MC Marlins 5 d Richmond 1 NYP Dragons 20 -­‐168 Best Player: Alexandra Scorgie (Richmond) 16 votes Highest Scorer: Alexandra Scorgie (Richmond) 35 goals ! ! WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 24 of 36 !

WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B17 of B28 RESULTS - WPV 2016-2017 SUB-JUNIOR COMPETITION

RESULTS -­‐ WPV 2016-­‐2017 SUB-­‐JUNIOR COMPETITION ! 12/UNDER MIXED Teams Pts GD Finals Results DVE AquaLc no compeLLon ladder nor finals playoffs for this grade Essendon Footscray MC Barnacles MC Clams MC Mussels MC Squirts MC Winkles Monash Penguins Monash Sea Lions NYP Dragons Blue NYP Dragons Yellow Richmond Tigers Xavier Red ! ! 14/UNDER BOYS A Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Beavers 30 89 Semi-­‐finals MC Beavers 7 d Monash Penguins 4 Richmond Tigers 26 92 Richmond Tigers 11 d DVE AquaLc 2 DVE AquaLc 21 -­‐1 Monash Penguins 17 -­‐17 Grand Final Richmond Tigers 13 d MC Beavers 5 NYP Dragons 16 -­‐67 Playoff (Bronze) DVE AquaLc 7 d Monash Penguins 5 MC Seals 10 -­‐96 ! ! 14/UNDER BOYS B Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC O4ers 31 80 Semi-­‐finals MC O4ers 13 d Xavier Black 3 Richmond Panthers 29 49 Richmond Panthers 8 d Footscray 0 Footscray 14 -­‐65 Xavier Black 10 -­‐64 Grand Final MC O4ers 5 d Richmond Panthers 1 Playoff (Bronze) Footscray 6 d Xavier Black 5 ! ! 14/UNDER GIRLS Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Minnows 43 93 Semi-­‐finals MC Minnows 14 d Richmond 1 Essendon-­‐DVE 34 26 Essendon-­‐NYPD 6 d MC Sprats 3 MC Sprats 32 12 Richmond 32 -­‐14 Grand Final MC Minnows 13 d Essendon-­‐NYPD 0 Monash-­‐NYPD 21 -­‐117 Playoff (Bronze) MC Sprats 6 d Richmond 3

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WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B18 of B28 RESULTS - WPV 2017 WINTER COMPETITION

RESULTS -­‐ WPV 2017 WINTER COMPETITION ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 1 Teams Pts GD Finals Results No compeFFon – insufficient entries

! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 2 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Richmond Tigers 23 23 Grand Final Richmond Tigers 12 d Monash Uni 3 Monash Uni 23 17 MC Blackballs 21 12 Footscray 21 0 Melbourne Uni 17 -­‐3 NYP Dragons 17 -­‐7 Old Melburnians Red 13 -­‐42

! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 3 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Monash Uni 23 35 Grand Final Monash Uni 4 d Richmond Tigers 3 Richmond Tigers 22 6 Richmond Black 21 30 MC OTG O4ers 20 27 Ajax 19 -­‐4 Melbourne Uni 15 -­‐21 NYP Dragons 13 -­‐21 Melb Collegians 10 -­‐52

! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 4 Teams Pts GD Finals Results La Trobe Uni Eagles 23 28 Grand Final La Trobe Uni Eagles 9 d Essendon 4 Essendon 20 8 DVE AquaLc 19 22

Old Xaverians 18 14 Old Melburnians Blue 17 -­‐2 Melbourne Uni 11 -­‐70

! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 5 Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Chiecains 25 28 Grand Final MC Chiecains 12 d Old Ivanhoe Vikings 8 Old Ivanhoe Vikings 23 39 Melb Uni Gropers 20 -­‐3

MC OTG O4ers 19 25

Monash Sea Lions 18 -­‐1 NYP Dragons 14 -­‐29 Essendon 13 -­‐31 Melb Surge Gold 11 -­‐28 ! ! WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 26 of 36 !

WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B19 of B28 RESULTS - WPV 2017 WINTER COMPETITION

RESULTS -­‐ WPV 2017 WINTER COMPETITION ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 6 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Old Haileybury 24 25 Grand Final Rwood Pirates 10 d Old Haileybury 9 Rwood Pirates 23 28 “golden goal” Rwood Buccaneers 21 14 Monash Penguins 16 -­‐10 DVE AquaLc 12 -­‐20 MC Blue 11 -­‐37 ! ! MEN’S STATE LEAGUE 7 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Monash Uni 27 64 Grand Final Monash Uni 10 d Ajax 3 Ajax 25 42 Melb Surge Black 21 29 La Trobe Uni Eagles 21 14 DVE AquaLc 17 8 Fairhaven Sharks 12 -­‐44 Melb Surge Silver 11 -­‐113 ! ! JNR MEN (18 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Blue 24 62 Grand Final MC Blue 8 d Richmond Tigers 7 Richmond Tigers 22 34 MC Gold 21 46 Richmond Black 15 -­‐25 NYP Dragons 11 -­‐72 Monash Uni 10 -­‐45 ! ! YOUTH BOYS A (16 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Lions 22 28 Grand Final MC Lions 11 d Richmond Black 4 Richmond Black 19 -­‐8 Richmond Tigers 16 -­‐6 NYP Dragons Blue 13 -­‐14 ! ! YOUTH BOYS B(16 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results DVE AquaLc 27 50 Grand Final DVE AquaLc 7 d Richmond Panthers 3 Richmond Panthers 23 11 MC Bulls 21 6 NYP Dragons Yellow 17 -­‐13 Monash Sea Lions 8 -­‐54 ! ! WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 27 of 36

WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B20 of B28 RESULTS - WPV 2017 WINTER COMPETITION RESULTS -­‐ WPV 2017 WINTER COMPETITION ! WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 1 Teams Pts GD Finals Results Footscray 23 33 Grand Final NYP Dragons 8 d Footscray 1 NYP Dragons 22 45 Melb Collegians 22 32 Richmond 15 -­‐29 Monash Uni 13 -­‐36 Essendon 10 -­‐45 ! WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 2 Teams Pts GD Finals Results NYP Dragons 27 56 Grand Final Melbourne Uni 7 d NYP Dragons 2 Melbourne Uni 25 34 Footscray 19 6 Monash Manatees 16 -­‐12 St Caths 16 -­‐17 Melb Collegians 16 -­‐27 La Trobe Uni Eagles 14 -­‐40 NYP Dragons 27 56

! WOMEN’S STATE LEAGUE 3 Teams Pts GD Finals Results DVE AquaLc 27 55 Grand Final Essendon 6 d DVE AquaLc 3 Essendon 23 33 Melbourne Uni 19 -­‐2 Old Ivanhoe Vikings 18 -­‐10 Monash Uni 16 -­‐33 NYP Dragons 15 -­‐14 La Trobe Uni Eagles 15 -­‐29

! JNR WOMEN (18 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results Richmond 18s 25 85 Grand Final Richmond 18s 16 d Melb Collegians 18s 2 Melb Collegians 18s 21 16 Essendon 18s 15 7 NYP Dragons 18s 10 -­‐108

! YOUTH GIRLS (16 & Under) Teams Pts GD Finals Results MC Marlins 25 76 Grand Final MC Marlins 7 d Richmond 0 Richmond 23 69 Essendon 19 18 MC Dolphins 19 7 DVE AquaLc 13 -­‐58 NYPD-­‐Monash 9 -­‐112 ! ! WPA Annual Report 2016-2017 | Page 28 of 36

WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B21 of B28 WATER POLO VICTORIA - Australian Olympians Water Polo Victoria -­‐ Australian Olympians ! 2016 Rio James Stanton-­‐French, Rowena Webster Danny Flahive (Referee), Dalibor Maslan (Women’s Assistant Coach), Lynne Morrison (Manager) 2012 London Victoria Brown, Sam McGregor (Capt.), Rowena Webster Danny Flahive (Referee), John Fox (Men’s Head Coach), Dalibor Maslan (Women’s Assistant Coach), Lynne Morrison (Manager) 2008 Beijing Sam McGregor, Timothy Neesham, James Stanton Jeane4e Gunn (Manager) 2004 Athens Jo Fox, Sam McGregor, Timothy Neesham, James Stanton Jeane4e Gunn (Manager) 2000 Sydney Eddie Denis, Jo Fox, Daniel Marsden, Timothy Neesham Jeane4e Gunn (Manager) 1996 Atlanta Did not qualify 1992 Barcelona Simon Asher, John Fox, Daniel Marsden, Ray Mayers, Andrew Wightman 1988 Seoul Simon Asher, John Fox, Ray Mayers, Andrew Wightman 1984 Los Angeles Russell Basser, MarLn Callaghan, Ray Mayers, Julian Muspra4 1980 Moscow MarLn Callaghan, Julian Muspra4 1976 Montreal Ross Langdon, Ian Mills, Rod Woods 1972 Munich Rob Menzies, William Tilley, Leon Wiegard, Michael Withers R Wooton (Coach) 1968 Mexico No Australian Entry 1964 Tokyo Ian Mills, Leon Wiegard, Michael Withers 1960 Rome John O'Brien, Graeme Sherman, Keith Wiegard, Michael Withers 1956 Melbourne Peter Benne4, Jack Foster, William McCabe, John O'Brien, Bill Orchard C French (Manager), S Thompson (Referee) 1952 Helsinki Peter Benne4 (Capt.), Jack Foster, Malcolm HasLe, Jim O'Doherty, Bill Orchard, C French (Manager) 1948 London Arthur Burge, Colin French, Les McKay ! ! ! !

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WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B22 of B28 WATER POLO VICTORIA - Australian Representatives - Men Water Polo Victoria – Australian RepresentaFves -­‐ Men ! 2017 L Edwards, J Stanton-­‐French, D Flahive (Referee) 2016 B Edwards, L Edwards, J Stanton-­‐French, D Flahive (Referee) 2015 B Edwards, L Edwards, M Gronow, J Stanton-­‐French, D Flahive (Referee) 2014 B Edwards, L Edwards, J Gilchrist, M Gronow, J Stanton-­‐French, D Flahive (Referee) 2013 J Gilchrist, D Flahive (Referee) 2012 S McGregor, D Flahive (Referee) 2011 B Edwards, S McGregor, D Flahive (Referee) 2010 J Gilchrist, S McGregor, D Flahive (Referee) 2009 J Gilchrist, S Lewis, P Smith (Asst Coach) 2008 R Moody 2007 L Gavin, R Moody 2006 L Gavin, R Moody 2005 L Gavin 2004 R Moody 2003 L Gavin, A Go4, R Moody, M McNeil (Referee) 2002 A Go4, R Moody, J Smyth 2001 R Moody, J Smyth 2000 R Moody 1998 E Dennis, J Smyth 1997 E Dennis, J Fox (Capt.) 1996 E Dennis, J Fox (Capt.) 1995 S Asher, E Dennis 1994 S Asher, E Dennis 1993 S Asher, R Mayers, I McInnes, J Fox, A Wightman 1992 S Asher, J Fox, R Mayers, I McInnes, A Wightman 1991 S Asher, M Callaghan, J Fox, R Mayers, I McInnes, A Wightman 1990 S Asher, M Callaghan, J Fox, M Grooby, R Mayers, I McInnes, A Wightman 1989 S Asher, J Fox, I Mclnnes, A Wightman 1988 S Asher, J Fox, A Wightman 1987 J Fox, M Grooby, A Wightman 1986 R Basser, M Callaghan, J Fox, I Mclnnes, A Wightman 1985 J Fox, A Wightman 1984 R Basser 1983 R Basser 1982 R Basser 1980 R Langdon 1979 R Edwards, B Grant, R Woods 1978 R Edwards 1977 R Edwards, I Mills, R Woods 1976 I Mills, R Woods 1975 A Harrison, I Mills, K Weigard (Manager), R Wooton (Coach) 1973 A Harrison, I Mills, W Tilley, R Wooten (Coach) 1972 R Menzies, W Tilley, L Wiegard (V-­‐Capt.), K Wiegard (Manager), R Wooton (Coach) 1967 N Harrington, A Harrison, I Mills, W Tilley 1965 I Mills, L Wiegard, M. Withers 1960 J O'Brien (Capt.), G Sherman, K Wiegard, M Withers 1951 R McKinder, R McLaren, J O'Doherty, W Orchard 1950 P Benne4, C French, M HasLe, L McKay 1938 R Benne4, E Lyno4, L Uren (Coach)

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WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B23 of B28 WATER POLO VICTORIA - Australian Representatives - Women !Water Polo Victoria -­‐ Australian RepresentaFves – Women 2017 M Steere, R Webster, D Flahive (Referee), L Morrison (Manager) 2016 R Webster, D Flahive (Referee), D Maslan (Asst Coach), L Morrison (Manager) 2015 R Webster, D Maslan (Asst Coach), L Morrison (Manager) 2014 M Steere, R Webster, D Maslan (Asst Coach), L Morrison (Manager) 2013 R Webster, D Maslan (Asst Coach), L Morrison (Manager) 2012 V Brown, R Webster, D Maslan (Asst Coach), L Morrison (Manager) 2011 V Brown, R Webster, D Maslan (Asst Coach), L Morrison (Manager), G Richardson (Asst Coach) 2010 V Brown, R Webster, G Richardson (Asst Coach), 2009 V Brown, L Webster, R Webster, D Flahive (Referee) 2008 J Gunn (Manager) 2007 V Brown, L Webster, R Webster, J Gunn (Manager) 2006 V Brown, L Webster, R Webster, J Gunn (Manager) 2005 V Brown, R Webster 2004 J Fox, J Gunn (Manager) 2003 J Fox, J Gunn (Manager) 2002 J Fox, J Gunn (Manager) 2001 J Fox, J Gunn (Manager) 2000 J Fox, J Gunn (Manager) 1999 J Fox, J Gunn (Manager) 1998 M Colquhoun, Jo Fox, J Gunn (Manager) 1997 M Colquhoun, J Fox, R Jaguers, J Gunn (Manager) 1996 J Gunn (Manager) 1995 R Foxton, J Gunn (Manager) 1994 L Copeland, R Foxton 1993 L Copeland, R Foxton, B Brookes (Asst Coach) 1992 L Copeland 1991 L Copeland, K Copeland (Trainer) 1990 L Copeland, V Laing, R Wallace, K Copeland (Trainer) 1989 L Copeland, V Laing, L Barnes (Manager), K Copeland (Trainer) 1988 L Copeland, V Laing, K Copeland (Trainer) 1987 L Copeland, K Copeland (Trainer) 1986 L Morrison (nee Copeland), K Copeland (Trainer), L Keen (nee Barnes -­‐ Manager) 1985 L Copeland, D Rea, K Copeland (Trainer) 1984 L Copeland, K Copeland (Trainer) 1983 L Keen (nee Barnes -­‐ Manager) 1982 L Copeland, L Keen (nee Barnes) 1981 B Simpson 1980 L Keen (nee Barnes), E Thompson (Manager) 1979 L Keen (nee Barnes) 1978 L Barnes, L Copeland, F Grant, G Lord 1977 C Angland, L Copeland, F Grant 1976 C Angland (Capt.), L Copeland, F Grant, G Lord ! !

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WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B24 of B28 WATER POLO VICTORIA - Australian Representatives - Junior Teams Water Polo Victoria – Australian RepresentaFves – Junior Teams ! JUNIOR MEN JUNIOR WOMEN 2016 2016 2015 Chris Perro4 2015 Madeleine Steere 2014 Leo Hurley, Max Mellor 2014 KaLe Blunt 2013 Gabriel Addley, Lachlan Edwards, Daniel 2013 Emily McGowan, Madeleine Steere Egan, Ma4hew Perro4 2012 Ma4hew Perro4 2012 Maddie Morrison 2011 Blake Edwards 2011 Emmajo Grahame, Genevieve Venosta 2010 Blake Edwards Emmajo Grahame 2009 Blake Edwards, Jarrod Gilchrist 2009 Emmajo Grahame, Madison Morrison, Genevieve Venosta 2008 Jarrod Gilchrist, Carl Zvekan 2008 Elise Rossato 2007 Fraser Bunn, Stephen Lewis 2007 Rowena Webster 2006 Fraser Bunn, Stephen Lewis 2006 Rowena Webster 2005 2005 Victoria Brown, Rowena Webster 2004 2004 Victoria Brown 2003 Luke Gavin, Chris Gronow 2003 2002 Luke Gavin, Chris Gronow 2002 2001 Luke Gavin, John Thompson 2001 2000 L Gavin, J Thompson 2000 R Jageurs 1999 1999 J Fox, R Jageurs 1998 A Go4, J Knight, J Thompson 1998 J Fox, R Jageurs 1997 A Go4, N May, J Smyth 1997 J Fox 1996 N May, R Moodie, J Smyth 1996 J Fox 1995 N May 1995 J Fox 1991 R Heuston, A Su4le, M Wightman 1991 M Colquhoun, F Ollquist, A Pheiffer 1990 M Wightman 1990 M Coffey, M Colquhoun, F Ollquist, R Wallace 1989 M Wolczko 1988 M Wightman 1982 A Wightman 1979 R Stockman 1978 G Sweeney 1977 S Asher, A Coffey, A Wightman, M Wightman, N Yiannakoudakis ! !

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WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B25 of B28 !Water Polo Victoria - Australian Representatives - Youth Teams Water Polo Victoria – Australian RepresentaFves – Youth Teams ! YOUTH BOYS YOUTH GIRLS 2016 2016 2015 Nick Hallam, Jackson Summers 2015 Brooke Dickie, Bridget Johnston 2014 Chris Perro4 2014 Emily McGowan, Madeleine Steere 2013 Will Lovelock (Reserve), Chris Perro4 2013 KaLe Blunt 2012 Lachlan Edwards 2012 Madeleine Steere 2011 John Barrington, Ma4hew Perro4, Lloyd 2011 Tarrant 2010 Gabriel Addley, Daniel Egan, Ma4hew 2010 Kassandra Sidley, Madeleine Steere, Amy Perro4 Wilson 2008 Blake Edwards 2008 2007 Jeff Disken, Jarrod Gilchrist, Ma4 Gronow, 2007 Carl Zvekan 2006 Jeff Disken, Kane Smith, Carl Zvekan 2006 2005 Stephen Lewis 2005 Hayley Morrison, Elise Rossato 2004 Fraser Bunn, Stephen Lewis 2004 Rowena Webster 2003 Nicola Josevski 2002 Michael Bridgeman 2001 Chris Gronow 1999 John Thompson 1986 M Wightman 1985 S Asher, A Coffey, C Stewart, R Ward, A Wightman 1984 S Asher, A Coffey, A Wightman 1983 S Asher, I Mclnnes, A Wightman 1981 D Flahive 1980 A Fenech, C Fenech, P Whi4aker, A Wilson 1978 C Fenech 1977 P Smith 1976 N Boyle ! !

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WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B26 of B28 AssociaFon Office BearersAssociation Office Bearers ! Year President Chair Secretary Treasurer 1927 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren E Hurren 1928 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren A P Johnson 1929 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren A P Johnson 1930 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren D C B Jack 1931 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren D C B Jack 1932 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 L M Phillips D C B Jack 1933 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips S Stoneman 1934 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips S Stoneman 1935 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1936 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1937 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1938 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1939 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1940 H A Benne4 L P Uren LM Phillips D Davies 1941 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot D Davies 1942 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot D Davies War Lme Recess 1946 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot T J Basto 1947 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot T L Deane 1948 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot L Deane 1949 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot J Morgan 1950 H A Benne4 L P Uren L J Deane R V Griffin 1951 H A Benne4 L P Uren L J Deane R V Griffin 1952 H A Benne4 W Williams B Lovelock J Morgan 1953 H A Benne4 L M Phillips B Lovelock J Morgan 1954 H A Benne4 L M Phillips B Lovelock M HasLe 1955 H A Benne4 L M Phillips B Lovelock M HasLe 1956 H A Benne4 L M Phillips E Flannery M Millie 1957 H A Benne4 L M Phillips E Flannery M Millie 1958 H A Benne4 L M Phillips E Flannery M Millie 1959 H A Benne4 L M Phillips D J Watkins R L Quarry 1960 H A Benne4 L M Phillips D J Watkins R L Quarry 1961 H A Benne4 (dec) L M Phillips D J Watkins R L Quarry L P Uren 1962 L P Uren L M Phillips D J Watkins Z Uermoesy 1963 L P Uren L M Phillips L S Brownell Z Uermoesy 1964 L M Phillips R L Quarry A Hetvey Z Uermoesy 1965 L M Phillips R L Quarry W G Thompson L Waddington 1966 L M Phillips H Blake W G Thompson A Causer 1967 L M Phillips H Blake W G Thompson A Causer 1968 L M Phillips H Blake L A Weigard G Sherman 1969 L M Phillips R L Quarry K Hampson J Harrison 1970 L M Phillips R L Quarry K Hampson J Harrison 1971 K Weigard R L Quarry K McBean J Harrison 1972 K Weigard R L Quarry K McBean J Van Delc 1973 K Weigard R L Quarry K McBean J Van Delc 1974 H Qui4ner M Williams K McBean J Van Delc 1975 H Qui4ner R L Quarry K McBean J Van Delc 1976 H Qui4ner R L Quarry H W Comerford J Van Delc

1977 H Qui4ner R L QuarryWPA Annual ReportH W 2016-2017 Comerford | PageJ Van 34 of Delc 36 ! !

WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B27 of B28 AssociaFon Office Bearers ! Year President Chair Secretary Treasurer 1927 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren E Hurren 1928 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren A P Johnson 1929 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren A P Johnson 1930 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren D C B Jack 1931 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 E Hurren D C B Jack 1932 H A Benne4 A Fawce4 L M Phillips D C B Jack 1933 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips S Stoneman 1934 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips S Stoneman 1935 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1936 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1937 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1938 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1939 H A Benne4 L P Uren L M Phillips H Blake 1940 H A Benne4 L P Uren LM Phillips D Davies 1941 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot D Davies 1942 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot D Davies War Lme Recess 1946 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot T J Basto 1947 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot T L Deane 1948 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot L Deane 1949 H A Benne4 L P Uren E F Lynot J Morgan 1950 H A Benne4 L P Uren L J Deane R V Griffin 1951 H A Benne4 L P Uren L J Deane R V Griffin 1952 H A Benne4 W Williams B Lovelock J Morgan 1953 H A Benne4 L M Phillips B Lovelock J Morgan 1954 H A Benne4 L M Phillips B Lovelock M HasLe 1955 H A Benne4 L M Phillips B Lovelock M HasLe 1956 H A Benne4 L M Phillips E Flannery M Millie 1957 H A Benne4 L M Phillips E Flannery M Millie 1958 H A Benne4 L M Phillips E Flannery M Millie 1959 H A Benne4 L M Phillips D J Watkins R L Quarry 1960 H A Benne4 L M Phillips D J Watkins R L Quarry 1961 H A Benne4 (dec) L M Phillips D J Watkins R L Quarry L P Uren 1962 L P Uren L M Phillips D J Watkins Z Uermoesy 1963 L P Uren L M Phillips L S Brownell Z Uermoesy 1964 L M Phillips R L Quarry A Hetvey Z Uermoesy 1965 L M Phillips R L Quarry W G Thompson L Waddington 1966 L M Phillips H Blake W G Thompson A Causer 1967 L M Phillips H Blake W G Thompson A Causer 1968 L M Phillips H Blake L A Weigard G Sherman 1969 L M Phillips R L Quarry K Hampson J Harrison 1970 L M Phillips R L Quarry K Hampson J Harrison 1971 K Weigard R L Quarry K McBean J Harrison 1972 K Weigard R L Quarry K McBean J Van Delc 1973 K Weigard R L Quarry K McBean J Van Delc AssociaFon Office BearersAssociation Office Bearers ! 1974 H Qui4ner M Williams K McBean J Van Delc AssociaFon Office Bearers1975Year HPresident Qui4ner R Chair L Quarry K Secretary McBean JTreasurer Van Delc ! 19761978 RH Sinclair Qui4ner JR Feehan L Quarry H W Comerford JM Van Allen Delc 19771979Year RPresidentH Sinclair Qui4ner JChairR Feehan L Quarry HSecretary W Comerford JMTreasurer Van Allen Delc ! 19801978 HR Sinclair Qui4ner J Feehan H W Comerford M Allen ! 19811979 RH Sinclair Qui4ner J Feehan H W Comerford M Allen 19821980 H Qui4ner J Feehan H W Comerford M Allen 19831981 H Qui4ner J Feehan H W Comerford M Allen 19841982 H Qui4ner J Gibson Feehan GH W Fenton Comerford M Allen 19851983 HW Qui4ner Bloomcamp JC Feehan Kovess H W Comerford M Allen WPV Annual Report 2016-­‐2017 Page B27 of B28 19861984 WH Qui4ner Bloomcamp CJ Gibson Kovess HG W Fenton Comerford M Allen 19871985 W Bloomcamp C Kovess H W Comerford M Allen 19881986 W Bloomcamp C Kovess H W Comerford M Allen 19891987 W Bloomcamp C Kovess Angland H W Comerford M Allen 19901988 IW Mills Bloomcamp C Angland Kovess H W Comerford M Allen 1989 W Bloomcamp C Angland H W Comerford M Allen 1990Year IPresident Mills CVice Angland President HSecretary W Comerford MFinance Allen Director 1991 I Mills B Cook H W Comerford M Allen Year1992 PresidentJ Barrow ViceB Cook President SecretaryH W Comerford FinanceM Allen Director 19911993 IJ Mills Barrow B Cook HS Danne W Comerford M Allen 19921994 J Barrow B Cook Brooks HK Copeland W Comerford M Allen (part year) 1993 J Barrow B Cook S Danne MP Fleiszig Allen 19941995 J Barrow BV Brooks A Ryan K Copeland MP Fleiszig Allen (part year) 1996 V A Ryan K Copeland F Michaux PJ Van Fleiszig Delc 19951997 JV Barrow A Ryan VJ Thompson A Ryan KB Copeland Thelander PJ Van Fleiszig Delc 19961998 VP Lacey A Ryan KM Copeland Ford FB Michaux Thelander J Van Delc (part year) 1997 V A Ryan J Thompson B Thelander JN Van Strang Delc 19981999 P Lacey M Ford B Thelander JN Van Strang Delc (part year) 2000 P Lacey M Ford M Webster NJ Gallo Strang 19992001 P Lacey M Ford BM Thelander Webster NJ Gallo Strang 20002002 PM Lacey Grooby MA Chard Ford MS Mason Webster JA Gallo Phillips 20012003 PM Lacey Grooby MR Gronow Ford M Webster JD Gallo Spoor 20022004 MR Gronow Grooby AP Smith Chard SM Mason Webster A Phillips 20032005 MR Gronow Grooby RP Smith Gronow M Webster D Spoor 20042006 R Gronow PM Smith Weiner MD McClafferty Webster L Baldwin 20052007 R Gronow PM Smith Weiner MD McClafferty Webster 20062008 R Gronow MD McClafferty Weiner DA Sides McClafferty LW. Baldwin Wa4s (part year) 20072009 R Gronow M Weiner Corr DA Sides McClafferty W Wa4s (part year) 2008 R Gronow D McClafferty A Sides W.S Wallace-­‐Smith Wa4s (part year) 20092010 RA Gronow Sides M Corr AM Sides De Luca WS Wallace-­‐Smith Wa4s (part year) 2011 J Perro4 M Corr M De Luca S Wallace-­‐Smith 20102012 AJ Perro4 Sides MG Piper Corr MB Wee De Luca S Wallace-­‐Smith 20132011 J Perro4 GM Piper Corr BM Wee De Luca S Wallace-­‐Smith 20142012 J Perro4 G Piper B Wee S Wallace-­‐Smith 20152013 J Perro4 BG Wee Piper RB Winterton Wee S Wallace-­‐Smith 20162014 J Perro4 GB Yeo Piper BR Winterton Wee SG Wallace-­‐Smith Venosta 20152017 J Perro4 B Wee Yeo RM Winterton Lea SD Wallace-­‐Smith Arber 2016 J Perro4 B Yeo R Winterton G Venosta 2017 J Perro4 B Yeo M Lea D Arber

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