DOCSLIB.ORG

Federation Cup Tournament 4Th – 9Th September 20

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

Hawke’s Bay Hockey Association welcomes you to Hawke’s Bay for the: Federation Cup Tournament 4th – 9th September 2017 Tournament Director Wendy Michelsen Assistant Tournament Director Richard Shorter Umpire Managers Bruce Brownsey Joanna Underwood Technical Assistant Logan Gill Tournament Administrator Michelle Francis CONTENTS General Information .......................................................................... 2 Message from the Napier Mayor….…………………………………………………. 3 Message from Hockey the Hawke’s Bay Hockey Chairman ................ 4 Message from the NZ Hockey President ……………………………………….….5 2016 Hockey NZ Officers / Board / Staff / Councils ............................ 6 Tournament Officials / Contact Details .............................................. 7 Emergency/Medical/Physio Services ................................................. 8 Draw ............................................................................................. 9-11 Points Tables ............................................................................... 12-19 Finals Placings .................................................................................. 20 Previous Winners ……………………………………………………………………...21-22 Team Lists .................................................................................. 23-38 Team Colours .................................................................................. 39 Management/Accomm .................................................................... 40 Local Sponsors/Supporters ……………………………………………..……………..41 GENERAL INFORMATION Hawke’s Bay Hockey Association are very proud to be the hosts of this year’s Federation Cup & Marie Fry Trophy Tournament and hope all visiting teams, officials and supporters enjoy their week, both at our Stadium and at other places you may visit throughout your stay. Hawke’s Bay Hockey staff and volunteers are here to help you so please don’t hesitate to contact any one of us if you require assistance in any way. 2 Message of Welcome from Mayor Bill Dalton It is fantastic that Napier has been able to host this tournament for the first time, so I’m very pleased to welcome you here. I would like to thank Hawke’s Bay Hockey, being the local organising team for all the hard work in getting the Tournament here. To all the teams, coaches, sponsors and supporters from outside Hawke’s Bay, it’s great to have you here and I’m sure you’ll enjoy using our fantastic facilities at Park Island, home to most of our city’s sports grounds. I hope you manage to fit in some time to check out what Napier has to offer as well, including our unique Art Deco heritage, our cafes, restaurants, pathways, cycleways and many other recreational and social opportunities we have to offer. All the best for your matches. Kind regards, Bill Dalton MAYOR OF NAPIER 3 HAWKE’S BAY HOCKEY CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE On behalf of the Hawke's Bay Hockey association, it gives me great pleasure to welcome all players, officials and supporters participating in the 2017 Federation Cup / Marie Fry Secondary Schoolgirls Hockey Tournament to the Hawke's Bay region. We are delighted to be given the opportunity to host this prestigious tournament which showcases our hockey facilities here in Hawke's Bay. Our base at Park Island in Napier , home to the Cape Physio and Big Save turfs and just 10 minutes away the relatively new Tier One turf facility at the Hawke's Bay Regional Sports Park in Hastings. The week is the pinnacle for schoolgirl hockey in NZ, the honour of playing for your respective schools with close friends and teammates, those friendships and bonds having been established from many hours of training and competition together. We also hope that you will find time during the week to enjoy the many wonderful attractions and tourist destinations that Hawke's Bay has to offer. On behalf of the board, thank you to Andrea Cullen and Michelle Francis for the huge amount of work that been done in preparation and also to the many volunteers who will assist in the running of the tournament. Good luck to all participants, we look forward to a fantastic week of hockey played in a competitive but fair spirit that leaves you all with great memories from your time here in Hawke's Bay. David Nancarrow Chairman Hawke's Bay Hockey Association Hawke’s Bay Hockey Staff Hockey Community Manager Andrea Cullen Competitions Officer Shaun Basher Administration Manager Michelle Francis Hawke’s Bay Hockey Board Chairman: David Nancarrow Board Members: Rachel Cornwall Clayton Elmes Rob Jones Dr Kit Rutherford Phil Teague Matt Suckling Officers President: Leanne Sutherland Patrons: The Mayor of Napier – Mr Bill Dalton The Mayor of Hastings – Mr Lawrence Yule Hawke’s Bay Volunteers Emily Gaddum, Dave Smale, Bob Morrison, Gary Rose, June Gourley, Ede Weber, Shirley Eddy and Maxine Wilson. 4 HOCKEY NZ PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE President’s Message On behalf of Hockey New Zealand, a very warm welcome to your Secondary Schools Tournament for 2017. I remember the thrill of playing in such tournaments, the anticipation of winning and the challenge of playing against teams and other players who come into the tournament with big reputations. For me, these tournaments provided a solid foundation for experiencing the exhilaration of being a winner, managing the disappointments when things did not work out as well as expected and helping to bolster the spirits of team mates when they were struggling to find form. There are plenty of valuable lessons for you including those of teamwork, leadership, consistently performing to your best ability and knowing your behaviour is always of the highest standard. No doubt, there has been some serious fundraising to help get your team here. These sponsors and the value of their contributions are crucial. So, when you return home please acknowledge these contributors by letting them know how your team performed. It might be the next door neighbour or a local business. Keep in touch with them, let them know how much their help is appreciated – that’s key to developing strong relationships for the future. Hockey New Zealand runs a budget of more than $7 million each year, with around $1.2 million of that coming from funding partners, so you can see how important it is to look after sponsors. Granny might have only given you a few dollars and she might double it next year if you update her about your hockey progress. And the company that provided goods for your raffle or auction will also be more inclined to show greater support for hockey when it learns more from you about the game and can see the positive effect it has on your life. I will donate $100 towards next year’s tournament costs to the team who contacts me with the best story about how they acknowledge and develop their important sponsors. ([email protected]) Play well and have fun. Neil Edmundson, MNZM, President, Hockey New Zealand 5 2016 HOCKEY NEW ZEALAND BOARD, OFFICERS, STAFF AND COUNCILS Patron Her Excellency The Right Honourable Dame Patricia Lee “Patsy” Reddy Governor General of New Zealand. President Neil Edmundson Vice President Pam Elgar Hockey New Zealand Board Dean Ellwood (Chair) Kylie Clegg Shane Collins Andrew Gaze John Radovonich Andrew Rowe Anne Urlwin Sharon Williamson Hockey New Zealand Staff Chief Executive Ian Francis Executive Assistant Sandra Partridge Human Resources Support Kate Clark Accounts Assistant Gurvinder Singh High Performance High Performance Director Paul Mackinnon Team Services Manager Dana Bisset National Pathway Manager Greg Nicol National Network Manager TBC National Coach (Women) Mark Hager Assistant Coach (Women) Sean Dancer Performance Analyst (Women) Ian Hicks National Coach (Men) Darren Smith Assistant Coach (Men) Bryce Collins Performance Analyst (Men) Hemant Lala Community General Manager – Community Hockey and Events Ken Maplesden Community Hockey Manager – Young People Jack Clayton Community Hockey Manager – Adults & Club Dev. Rachel Minton-Smith Technical Manager Colin French Coaching Development Manager TBC Competitions Manager Aidan O’Connor Events Manager Richard Palmer Admin, Commercial, Marketing, Finance General Manager – Marketing and Communications Paul Scoringe Media and Digital Manager John Whiting Funding Manager James Sutherland Marketing & Communications Co-Ordinator TBC Partner Services Co-Ordinator – Account Manager TBC Partner Services Co-ordinator – Business Development TBC 6 TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR Wendy Michelsen 027 230 3540 ASSIST TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR Richard Shorter 021 664 060 UMPIRE MANAGERS Bruce Brownsey 021 029 9130 Joanna Underwood TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Logan Gill 027 341 1518 TOURNAMENT ADMINISTRATOR Michelle Francis – HB Hockey 027 599 9454 [email protected] Andrea Cullen – HB Hockey 021 950 816 [email protected] TOURNAMENT ASSISTANCE Shaun Basher – HB Hockey HOST ASSOCIATION Hawke’s Bay Hockey Association (06) 844-1166 P O Box 16-009, HB Mail Centre, Napier 4142 HOCKEY NZ OFFICE Aidan O’Connor – Domestic Tournaments Administrator (09) 632-1851 / 027-676-4629 TOURNAMENT UMPIRES Sue Furmage Bethlehem College Carlete Human Diocesan School for Girls Malikah Davy Epsom Girls Grammar Luisa Balsom Hamilton Girls High Fiona Elmes Napier Girls High Stephen Lawton Palmerston North Girls High Ngawati Edmonds St Mary’s Auckland Abby Furmage Tauranga Girls High Jan Wilson Waimea College Georgia Wilson Wairarapa College Cailyn Prisk Whangarei Girls High Brian Hansen Woodford House Taela Eggers Hockey New Zealand appointed Kaitlyn Pennell Hockey New Zealand appointed
Recommended publications
  • Canterbury Have Strong Showing in Black Sticks (AUS), Sven Puymbroeck (NZL)

    Canterbury Have Strong Showing in Black Sticks (AUS), Sven Puymbroeck (NZL)

    B10 SPORT Friday, November 23, 2012 THE PRESS, Christchurch BOXING GOLF SCORES First round scores from the BMW NZ Golf Open held at Christchurch’s Clearwater Golf Club (Par 72 6497m) (am- denotes amateur): Fitzy fights on for new home 68: Craig Hancock (AUS). 70: Kristopher Mueck (AUS), Ryan Fox (NZL). A veteran trainer could be out for the 71: Steven Jeffress (AUS), Ewan Porter (AUS), Nick Cullen (AUS), Ryan Haller (AUS), Vaughan count if he cannot find new premises to McCall (am, NZL), Gareth Paddison (NZL), Matthew Ballard mentor his boxers. Paul Fitzsimons (AUS), Brad Shilton (NZL), Heath Reed (AUS). talks to TONY SMITH. 72: Mahal Pearce (NZL), Mark Brown (NZL), Mathew Perry (NZL), Jake Higginbottom (am, AUS), hampion boxing physiotherapist who trains at Daniel Fox (WA), Peter Wilson trainer Paul Fitz Boxing with his son, (AUS), Pieter Zwart (NZL), Andrew Fitzsimons is not Adam, hopes an organisation Martin (AUS). down for the count will offer a new home for the 73: Joshua Carmichael (NZL), Ben Cbut the earthquake aftermath respected trainer to continue Wharton (AUS), Marcus Cain has him on the ropes. his coaching career. (AUS), Ben Campbell (NZL), Aaron The former New Zealand ‘‘He wouldn’t put his hand Townsend (AUS), Phil Tataurangi and Australasian lightweight up and say he needs some (NZL), Fraser Wilkin (NZL), Andrew Tschudin (AUS), Michael champion needs a new home help. But there will be Wright (AUS), Peter Spearman- for his stable of boxers from someone out there who knows Burn (NZL), Aaron Pike (AUS), Fitz Boxing. how to get funding [for new Brent McCullough (AUS).
  • Monday, July 26, 2021 Home-Delivered $1.90, Retail $2.20 the Band Played On, and on Page 23 Page 2 Chaos Doc Page 7 in Anti- Staff Lockdown Threatened Protests

    Monday, July 26, 2021 Home-Delivered $1.90, Retail $2.20 the Band Played On, and on Page 23 Page 2 Chaos Doc Page 7 in Anti- Staff Lockdown Threatened Protests

    TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI MONDAY, JULY 26, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 THE BAND PLAYED ON, AND ON PAGE 23 PAGE 2 CHAOS DOC PAGE 7 IN ANTI- STAFF LOCKDOWN THREATENED PROTESTS THE family of Willow girl, Rachael said. Stone have supported “We had spoken about Willow’s wishes in gifting organ donation in the past. her organs to help others Both our children felt this live. is what they needed to Willow, 14, passed away do if something like this WILLOW’S GIFT last Thursday as the result were to happen. No way of an accident. She was the did we ever think this daughter of Rachael and could happen to our family. Lincoln, and the sister of As cruel as life can be, Summer and Tarquin. this has happened to us, Her mother Rachael so Willow’s wishes were Stone said she wanted the carried out. community’s conversations “There are so many to be about the legacy of people to thank. The organ donation, not about incredible nurses, doctors, the accident in which specialists, surgeons, Willow died. ambulance, helicopter Willow was a free spirit, service, police and said Rachael. other members of our “Her personality was community who worked always bubbly, friendly, tirelessly, some working loving, caring and into overtime or welcomed empathetic to everybody picking up the extra shift she met. to help care for our baby. “(She was) a real go- “We watched the getter, up for anything humanity of their grief, fun. She always wanted alongside ours, as we to become an interior journeyed through this designer and really had an together.
  • 2018 PRIME MINISTERS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIPS 2018 Prime Ministers Athlete Scholarships

    2018 PRIME MINISTERS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIPS 2018 Prime Ministers Athlete Scholarships

    HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORT NEW ZEALAND 2018 PRIME MINISTERS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIPS 2018 Prime Ministers Athlete Scholarships 2018 PRIME MINISTERS ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Athletics Nicholas Kergozou Shea McAleese Isaac Grainger Surf Life Saving Alana Barber Nicole Shields Stacey Michelsen Jack O’Leary Andrew Trembath Alex Wood Olivia Podmore Stephanie Dickins Jackie Gowler Christopher Dawson Angela Petty Racquel Sheath Tessa Jopp Jackie Kiddle Cory Taylor Anna Grimaldi Rebecca Petch James Hunter Natalie Peat Ben Langton Burnell Regan Gough Netball James Lassche Olivia Eaton Bradley Mathas Rushlee Buchanan Aliyah Dunn Jemma James Caitlin Dore Sam Webster Bailey Mes John Storey Swimming Cameron French Sarah Walker Charlotte Elley Jonathan Wright Bradlee Ashby Camille Buscomb Simon van Velthooven Erikana Pedersen Jordan Parry Daniel Hunter Eliza McCartney Thomas Sexton Jennifer O’Connell Kayla Pratt Eliot Lundon Moore Eric Speakman Trent Jones Kelly Jury Kelsey Bevan Emma Robinson Jacob Phillips Zachary Williams Kimiora Poi Kelsi Parker George Schroder James Preston Maia Wilson Kelsi Walters Hayley McIntosh James Steyn Equestrian Michaela Sokolich - Kerri Gowler Jackson Cropp Joshua Hawkins Bethany Wilson Beatson Kirstyn Goodger Lewis Clareburt Julia Ratcliffe Samantha Felton Mila Reuelu-Buchanan Laura Glen Matthew Scott Julian Matthews Tayla Mason Monica Falkner Lewis Hollows Matthew Stanley Keegan Pitcher Virginia Thompson Phoenix Karaka Lucy Spoors Michael Mincham Lauren Bruce Samantha Sinclair Luka Ellery Ruby Matthews Nicholas Southgate
  • Black Sticks Named for Oceania Olympic Qualifier in Hobart

    Black Sticks Named for Oceania Olympic Qualifier in Hobart

    21 September, 2011 Media release Black Sticks named for Oceania Olympic Qualifier in Hobart The Black Sticks national coaches have named their teams for the 2011 Oceania Olympic Qualifier to be played in Hobart from 6-9 October, 2011. The Oceania region has two Olympic allocations courtesy of world rankings for both men and women and with Fiji having pulled out it gives Australia and New Zealand automatic qualification to the London Olympics. The qualifier will now be a three test series between the two rival teams. The national coaches say the qualifier will be more about getting further test experience against Australia and gaining valuable world ranking points. Black Sticks Women’s coach Mark Hager has named an experienced team, selecting the same 18 players who beat Australia in pool play and went on to win bronze at the 2011 Champions Trophy in July in Amsterdam. “This will be a hard fought series against a top team - there is so much rivalry between these two sides. With us ranked sixth and Australia ranked seventh, we will need to win the series in order to hold our position,” says Hager. Black Sticks Men’s coach Shane McLeod has chosen a very experienced men’s team with players like Phil Burrows, Blair Hopping and Dean Couzins – all who rack up a total 730 test caps. This will be the opportunity to take on world champions Australia, which will be invaluable in their build up to the Champions Trophy being held at North Harbour in early December. “This Olympic qualifier forms a key component of our preparation towards Champions Trophy and will allow us to test our game against a world champion, gold medal team.
  • General Managers Report

    General Managers Report

    SPONSORS AND OFFICIAL PARTNERS FUNDING PARTNERS Table of Contents HMI PARTNERS .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 DIRECTORY ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 2017 OUTCOMES ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT .................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS REPORT............................................................................................................................................. 14 OPEN COMPETITION REPORT .................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 SECONDARY SCHOOL REPORT ................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 SUMMER
  • 2015 Annual Report, Divided Into Four Focus Areas

    2015 Annual Report, Divided Into Four Focus Areas

    New Zealand Olympic Committee Annual Report Page Heading 104th Annual Report of the New Zealand Olympic Committee 2015 New Zealand Olympic Committee Olympic House 350 Parnell Road, Parnell, Auckland 1052 PO Box 37-774 Parnell, Auckland 1151 New Zealand T +64 9 375 0040 Contents F +64 9 375 1510 E [email protected] www.olympic.org.nz Executive Reports 104th Annual Report 4 President’s Report – Mike Stanley All photos courtesy of Getty Images 6 CEO and Secretary General’s Report – Kereyn Smith 8 Select, Organise and Lead Teams to Olympic Charities number CC31389 and Commonwealth Games 12 Lead and Advocate in the International and Domestic Sporting Environment 14 Promote and Celebrate the Olympic Values and Legacy in New Zealand 16 Generate Revenue by Maximising the New Zealand Olympic Brand A Year in Review 18 2015 Games Overview 20 Be the Inspiration Campaign - One Year to go Highlights 22 International Advocacy - Highlights 24 Lonsdale Cup 2015 25 Olympic Ambassadors 2015 26 Olympic Movement 2015 28 Olympic Solidarity 29 Obituaries Financial Reports 30 Financial Report for 2015 32 Auditor’s Report 33 New Zealand Olympic Committee 2015 Audited Financial Statements New Zealand Olympic Committee 2015 44 Staff and Stakeholders New Zealand Olympic Committee 104th Annual Report 2 3 www.olympic.org.nz Year Ended 31 December 2015 President’s Report – Mike Stanley President’s Report – Mike Stanley Introduction to Annual Report The New Zealand While the commercial environment was particularly Olympic Committee’s tough, the organisation concluded 2015 with a surplus of vision is to inspire $613,000 which was up $1.576 million from the year prior.
  • Media Kit Fih Pro League

    Media Kit Fih Pro League

    MEDIA KIT JANUARY-JUNE 2020 FIH PRO LEAGUE THE POWER OF HOCKEY @ HOME CONTENT 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Key resources and contacts 6 1.2 Welcome message from FIH President Dr Narinder Dhruv Batra 8 1.3 All about the FIH Hockey Pro League 10 2. COMPETITION 2.1 Competition format 18 2.2 Match schedule, venues and ticket sales 21 2.3 Teams – Women: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, China, Germany, Great Britain, Netherlands, New Zealand, USA 22 2.4 Teams – Men: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, India, Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain 31 2.5 Competition officials 40 3. USEFUL INFORMATION 3.1 FIH Hockey Pro League 2019 - at a glance 42 3.2 FIH Hockey Pro League logo for download 45 3.3 FIH World Rankings 46 1. GENERAL INFORMATION KEY RESOURCES & CONTACT ABOUT THE EVENT Event name FIH Hockey Pro League When January-June 2020 Where Various TEAMS WOMEN Argentina, Australia, Belgium, China, Germany, Great Britain, Netherlands, New Zealand, USA MEN Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, India, Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain BROADCAST AND LIVE STREAMING Global broadcast and live streaming information for each individual match will be published on the FIH Hockey Pro League website as soon as it becomes available. In territories where broadcast rights agreements are not in place, fans can watch live match ac- tion from the FIH Hockey Pro League via the FIH.live global broadcast platform. To visit FIH.live, click here. OFFICIAL WEBSITE - www.fihproleague.com The official event website provides everything that you need to know about the event, including news updates, fixtures, results, standings, live match reporting and broadcast information.
  • Media Release Black Sticks Women Take on Argentina

    Media Release Black Sticks Women Take on Argentina

    MEDIA RELEASE BLACK STICKS WOMEN TAKE ON ARGENTINA Thursday, 18 March 2010 A youthful Black Sticks Women’s team is set to face the experienced Argentinean team later this month. Ranked as the number two team in the world, the Argentinean women’s team – aptly named Las Leonas (The Lionesses) – will bring its fast, attacking style to New Zealand for a three test series against New Zealand. The three test series is being played in Hamilton (March 31) and Tauranga (April 2 and 3). Black Sticks Women’s Coach, Mark Hager, says the opportunity to play against such a high calibre team is crucial for the women’s build up this year. “With the women’s World Cup, Champions Trophy and Commonwealth Games all in the latter part of this year, this series will give the team another chance to put their skills to the test on the international stage.” Hager has picked a young team of 20 players from his squad. The more experienced Black Sticks players such as Kayla Sharland, Emily Naylor and Krystal Forgesson are currently overseas, along with Katie Glynn, and were not available for this series. “Our focus is on the long game. The team has a huge year of hockey in front of them, and every game which builds our international exposure helps towards this.” For further information please contact: Val Hayes Acting Communications Manager Hockey New Zealand +64 27 291 2873 Team lists for Hamilton and Tauranga games respectively, on following pages. Black Sticks Women’s Team v Argentina Game 1 Hamilton 7.30pm, Wednesday, 31 March Shirt # Player Position Age Caps
  • 2005 Results

    2005 Results

    Results 2005 Results for 2005 Time Corporate Team Division Time team Division 320 km Enduro 12:00 Colin Anderson Palmerston North M5559 10:21 Steve Glasgow Pahiatua M3544 11:29 John Arbuckle Palmerston North ANZ Team M3544 DNF Neil Gravestock Auckland M3544 12:23 Garry Armsworth AUSTRALIA Audax Australia M3544 11:32 Soren Hall Palmerston North NZ Army M2034 11:44 Milton Bevin Wellington DTZ M3544 11:22 Timothy HargraveAuckland M1619 11:34 Simon Bittle Auckland M4554 10:36 Graeme Harvey AUSTRALIA Murwillumbah CCM4554 15:37 Robin Bodley Rotorua M5559 10:27 Roger Hawley AUSTRALIA The Riders Club M3544 12:25 Clinton Bramwell Auckland North Harbour CCM2034 13:24 Paul Heckler AUSTRALIA Audax Australia(Victoria)M3544 12:29 Robert BroomfieldTe Puke M2034 11:06 Graham Helps Wellington M2034 10:45 Maurice Brown Levin M4554 13:23 Ross Hendry Nelson M5559 12:03 Mark Burke Wellington M3544 11:13 Wayne Holland Wellington M4554 10:13 Wayne Butcher Palmerston North M4554 12:08 Gaz Johnson Hastings M4554 13:19 Peter Cairncross Auckland Manukau City VetsM4554 11:07 Shane Kirkland AUSTRALIA Audax Australia M4554 11:53 Kevin Campbell Auckland M3544 12:07 Paul Knight Christchurch Sealed Air CryovacM4554 10:24 Tim Carpenter Masterton Masterton MultisportM2034 Club DNF Mike Larsen Cambridge M4554 11:40 Steve Clapperton Taupo M3544 11:24 Mike Logue Taumarunui M3544 10:51 Peter Cole Auckland M3544 11:24 Andy Logue Auckland M2034 13:31 Jo Connell Taupo F3544 11:27 Ken Looi Wellington Unicycle.com/JohnsonvilleM2034 Cycles 13:04 Simon Costa AUSTRALIA Audax M2034
  • Mad Butcher Club at MT SMART STADIUM, HOME of the MIGHTY VODAFONE WARRIORS 20Th November 2015 Newsletter #99

    Mad Butcher Club at MT SMART STADIUM, HOME of the MIGHTY VODAFONE WARRIORS 20Th November 2015 Newsletter #99

    Sir Peter Leitch’s Mad Butcher Club AT MT SMART STADIUM, HOME OF THE MIGHTY VODAFONE WARRIORS 20th November 2015 Newsletter #99 Rest Jonah in Lomu Peace 1975 - 2015 O SAY I was shocked to get home to New Zealand to the news that we had lost a good man with the Tpassing of Jonah Lomu is an understatement. I simply could not believe it. Only last week we were tweeting each other about meeting up for lunch. I have had the pleasure of knowing Jonah for many years, and I can not claim to be his best friend, but there was certainly a mutual respect between us. I agree with all of those who have been saying that many Kiwis really did not understand just how big Jonah was. I remember going with the Kiwis to the UK in 2005, and to be frank, wearing black jerseys everywhere, peo- ple often mistook us for rugby players and wanted to talk about Jonah. There were huge billboards with his image on it and you have to remember that big sports companies like adidas like their pound of flesh, so when their playing days are over, many players are quickly discarded. It was never like that for Jonah, the opposite in fact, with adidas using him as a global ambassador for the brand, and for rugby. It has all been said, the gentle giant, the amazing athlete, the humble man – and all of it tis true. He will be sadly missed and I know you will all join me in sending our condolences to his family.
  • Executive Summaries

    Executive Summaries

    SPECIAL PROJECT - EXECUTIVE SUMMARIES TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Outline of the NZ Olympic WSLA Programme 2 2. Introduction – Kereyn Smith 3 3. The NZ Olympic WSLA Team 4 4. SPECIAL PROJECT – EXECUTIVE SUMMARIES INCLUSIVE CULTURES: Challenging unconscious gender bias in sport 5 Jaimee Lovett, Rebecca Rolls, Angela Subramaniam NEXT GEN LEADERSHIP: the voice of young women on early leadership development 7 Katie Glynn, Char Pouaka, Leanne Walker, Evelyn Williamson SAFE SPORT: Celebrate functionality and performance 9 Amaka Gessler, Erika Harris, Gen Macky, Georgina Toomey, Liz van Welie SOCIAL CHANGE: Harnessing Physical Activity to Enhance the Wellbeing of Adolescent Girls within New Zealand Secondary Schools. 11 Lizzy Horlock, Michelle Rennie and Alexis Pritchard VISUAL LANDSCAPE: The changing visual landscape in social media 13 Julia Edward, Debbie Hansen, Kate McIlroy, Polly Powrie Please note you can view the comprehensive reports on each of the Special Project Topics on the New Zealand Olympic Committee website by clicking HERE The NZ Olympic WSLA(NZ) Programme The New Zealand Olympic Committee launched an exciting new initiative in 2017 to support New Zealand’s female Olympians to connect to an international network of female leaders in sport. The first WSLA(NZ) intake in 2017 brought together 18 outstanding Olympians. We are pleased to celebrate the second cohort of 19 fantastic women who have participated in the 18-month programme. The international WSLA programme has successfully delivered Academy programmes since 2014 with more than 283 female graduates from 52 different countries now members of the global network of female leaders in sport. Content of the Programme The content of the programme focuses on various leadership behaviours or competencies that research shows to be critical to a great leader: • Providing direction - Providing future direction for an organisation using resources efficiently and effectively to achieve the goals of the organisation.
  • 2015 Annual Report

    2015 Annual Report

    ANNUAL REPORT 2015 contents Chairs & CEO Report 02 Presidents Review 04 Community Sport & Development 06 Competition 07 Representative Programme 10 Hockey NZ Squads 11 Marketing & Communications 12 Working Groups 13 Financial Reports 19 Club Contact Details 32 chairs and ceo’s report AN OVERVIEW 2015 again delivered a pleasing Operationally the AK Hockey team and ever changing problem with year for AK Hockey with strong have again delivered a strong no easy solution, however the growth, strengthened reach competition, met our community Board continues to look at ways to through social media and the objectives, fostered improved manage this issue with the support website, new sponsorship coaching and development of the Hockey Working Group. relationships and an impressive set programmes and supported AK Hockey remains committed of representative results. an impressive tally of results by to fi nding ways to continue to representative teams, including enhance its competitions and A major highlight has been a large number of players taking improve the quality of hockey the successful retention of the higher honours with national sides. played in Auckland. Ramesh Patel Shield in 2015, which demonstrates AK Hockey’s current The operational review also The fi nancial position of the provincial dominance across age highlighted some areas to work Association remains strong albeit groups in representative hockey. on, with communication and the with a small cash loss in 2015. Well done to all those involved. AK Hockey culture identifi ed as Importantly over the transition key aspects of our activities that period of 2014/15 we have 2015 was also the fi rst season of need further improvement.