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THE EIGHTY FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC

OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2018

LIFE MEMBERS * Denotes Deceased

Mrs A Todd* - 1941 Miss J Clarke* - 1941 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE* - 1948 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE* - Mrs K Langan* – 1954 Miss W McMullin* - 1955 1948 Miss L Mauchlan* - 1956 Miss N Mauchlan* - 1956 Mrs E Grealy* - 1958 Miss I Sim* - 1961 Mrs E McDougall OAM* - 1963 Mrs M Josiffe OAM* - 1963 Mrs F Crunkhorn* - 1964 Miss B Watson* - 1969 Miss S Otto - 1970 Mrs J Viertel OAM - 1972 Mrs F Wastell OAM - 1979 Mrs E Green* - 1980 Dr M Hughes OAM* - 1981 Miss H Scraggs OAM - 1982 Miss J Snarski* - 1983 Mrs J Tidey OAM - 1984 Mrs A Parkyn - 1985 Miss J Ellis – 1988 Mrs N Gordon - 1989 Mrs L Thomas - 1990 Mrs J Mecklem – 1992 Mrs R Nix OAM - 1995 Mrs J Proctor* - 1999 Mrs M Chatfield – 2000 Mrs J Heron - 2001 Miss M Cockings* - 2002 Ms J Hadfield AM – 2008 Ms C Kann - 2009 Ms C Schomberg - 2010 Mrs E Brennand* – 2013 Mrs M Brodie - 2014 Dr K Walduck - 2016

LONG SERVICE AWARDS * Denotes Deceased June Ballantyne (10) - 1997 Lesley Schoenwald (10) - 1997 Judy Keen (10) - 1997 Michele Arnold (10) - 1999 Val Bartlett (10) - 2003 Bev Broadfoot (10) - 2004 Liz O’Connor (10) - 2004 Helen Allen (10) - 2005 Helen Hill (10) - 2006 Cathy Taylor (10) - 2008 Angela Coleman (10) - 2010 Melda Dunning (10) - 2012 Desley Mackay (10) - 2012 Wendy Stephens (10) - 2012 Lyn Hill (10) - 2012 Ros Julien (10) - 2012 Kelli Robinson (10) - 2013 Anita Sikes (10) - 2014 Anita Sikes (10) - 2014 Pam Nitarski (10) – 2015 Liz Lobb (10) - 2014 Elizabeth Palmer (10) – 2015 Debbie Wark (10) - 2015 Sandra Beirne (10) – 2017 Bron Morris (10) - 2017 Denise Byrne (15) - 1992 Denise Roberts (15) - 1992 Jack Manders * (15) - 1994 Nola Slade (15) - 2000 Julene Grant (15) - 2003 Rhonda Bentley (15) - 2010 Lisa-Maree Jones (15) - 2010 Robyn Sneddon (15) - 2011 Robyn Andersen (15) - 2011 Margaret Brown (15) - 2014 Sue Andersen (15) - 2014 Di Brodie (15) - 2014 Christine Blanchard (15) - 2015 Petra Faas O’Meara (15) - 2016 Alyson Aleksic (15) - 2016 Sonya Fisher (15) - 2016 Lesley Bennett (15) - 2017 Keith Tidey (20) - 2005 Nikki Taylor (20) - 2014 Graham Wakefield (25) - 2008 Keith Nix (25) - 2013 Sue Brough (25) - 2015 Diana Young (20) – 2016

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PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Karin Walduck Christine Blanchard Sonya Fisher

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE JUDICIARY C’TEE SPECIAL ADVISOR Bron Morris Russell Morrison (Asc) Susan Andersen Di Brodie Wendy Nichols (Bul) Kellie Roberts Sue Brough (Ccial) GRADING C’TEE Sue Reid Amanda Higgs (Cdores) TURF Lesley Bennett Caroline Schomberg (Easts) Di Brodie Deborah Gately (KW) TURF MATCH SECRETARY Kelly Thompson (Logan) GRADING C’TEE Christine Blanchard Bron Morris (Nths) GRASS Kylie Cassidy (PH) Kerrie Haines GRASS MATCH SECRETARY Marianne Graham (PR) Lesley Bennett (C) Christine Blanchard Tania Moore (QUT) Joan Walker Anita Sikes (Red) MASTERS MATCH SECRETARY Julie Dunn (Sts) COMPETITIONS C’TEE Sue Reid Elizabeth Parker (SBE) TURF Angela Lindop (SWU) Liz Lobb MASTERS MATCH SECRETARY Morgan Gallagher (UQ) Jenny Heron (P) Sue Reid Sally Harper (Valley) Di Brodie (C) Lucy Smith UMPIRES & TECHNICAL C’TEE ARCHIVE C’TEE Lesley Bennett Ronda Nix OAM (C) COMPETITION C’TEE Sarah Sheppard Jenny Tidey OAM GRASS Lyn Thomas Tracey O’Connor Kerrie Haines Ronda Nix OAM Sue Reid Sarah Sheppard (C) Cheryl Kann Margie Brown Judy Hartnett APPEALS C’TEE

Sonya Fisher (C) Ronda Nix OAM UNIFORM OFFICER Jenny Heron Sue Barsby AUDITOR

Don Munro TURF UMPIRES STEWARD

Kath Proctor SENIOR UMPIRE MENTORS MASTERS SELECTION C'TEE

Jan Hadfield AM Pam Nitarski GRASS UMPIRES STEWARD Lyn Hill Janene McCall Judy Hartnett Sonya Fisher Diana Young (C)

Naomi Zerner MASTER UMPIRES STEWARD Liz Lobb SUPER LEAGUE & OPEN Sonya Fisher Lucy Moxon SELECTION C’TEE

Annette Asplin Nikki Taylor MASTERS FIXTURES C’TEE Deb O’Connell Brendan Edwards Kellie Roberts Kerryl Chandler Sonya Taylor (C) Miriam McMahon (C) Jasmin Kay Regie Fisher MDM Caroline Schomberg Tara Leonard

U18 SELECTION C'TEE MASTERS GRADING C’TEE Sonya Taylor (C) Kellie Roberts (C) Noreen Walton Miriam McMahon Brendan Edwards Caroline Schomberg Kelli Robinson

Regie Fisher MDM 3

BWHA STAFF & CONTRACTED SERVICES

GENERAL MANAGER MEMBER DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT Kathleen Proctor MANAGER ADMINISTRATION Regie Fisher Sue Barsby (Resigned SATURDAY ADMIN September) Lorraine Carroll ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Lisa Donaldson DEVELOPMENT OFFICER HOCKEY BRISBANE MEDIA Amy Ryan MANAGER GROUNDS STAFF Paul Mills Noala Gordon DP TIME STEWARD John Robinson Chang Su - AM DP BAR Shona Whitlock - PM Jess Ross CANTEEN Lucas Colles Abby Nicholls (C) Hannah Holdsworth Alex Haines Emelia Pyle Serenity Thornton Phoebe Hudson Ange Guscott Sam Blackwell Sophie Stevenson Rhiannon Aleksic Isabella Flynn

SPORTS TRAINERS John Thomas Gabi McGill Force Sports Team Steph Vincent Courtney Kerr Lauren Money

2018 HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs Prue Armstrong Mrs Jo Galvin Mrs Kerri McKeon Mrs Meagan Bartholomeusz Mr Marcus Gunew Mrs Pam Nicol Mrs Raelene Berndt Mrs Susie Gunew Mrs Pam Nitarski Mr Andrew Blanchard Mr Dion Harle Mrs Pamela Patterson Mrs Lynda Boyle Mrs Sue Harvey-Neill Mrs Storm Schouw Mr Bruce Carroll Mrs Daniella Hawley Ms Nikki Taylor Mr Rod Coate Mr Ian Knights Mr Keith Tidey Mr Paul Connors Mrs Cathy Kraatz Mrs Lyndal Torpey Mrs Trisha Coster Mrs Sam Le Moeligou Mrs Robyn Veitch Mr Ken Dohnt Mr Dave Lennon Mr Graham Wakefield Mr Brendan Edwards Mrs Sue Lingard Mrs Kim Wickham Mr Peter Gaddes Mr Tony Martin Mrs Shirley Woodward

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2018 MEETINGS

Management Meetings (18) Name Attendance Karin Walduck 15 Sonya Fisher 6 Christine Blanchard 14 Kath Proctor 18 Lesley Bennett 11 Kellie Roberts 14 Sue Reid 14 Bron Morris 12 Di Brodie 12

Council Meetings (6)

Club Attendance Club Attendance

All Hallows 4 Norths 6

Arana Ascot/Ascot 6 Pine Hills 4

Bulimba 5 Pine Rivers 5

Commercial 4 QUT 4

Commodores 6 Redcliffe 4

Easts 5 St Andrews 6

Kedron Wavell 5 SBE 4

Logan 5 SWU 4

LHC 3 University 6

MBC 4 Valley 6

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CONTENTS

Page President’s Report 7 Vale – Linda Mauchlan 8

Vice President’s Report 9

General Managers Report 9

Treasurer’s Report 13

Hockey Zone Report 14 Data Base & Social Media Report 15

Competitions Portfolio

Fixture & Grading 17

Operations (Umpires, Technical and Masters) 18 Turf Umpires Steward’s Report 19

Grass Umpires Steward’s Report 20

Recording & Reporting (Match Secretary Report) 20

Development Portfolio Report

Member Development Manager Report 21 Regional Development Officer Report 22 Facilities Report 23 Equipment & Uniforms & Tours Report 24 Archives Report 25 Canteen & Bar Report 27 Canteen Convenor Report 27 Records

Senior Points Table 29 Senior Results 33

BWHA, Hockey Queensland and Australia Umpires Badges and Awards 36

Queensland and Australian Technical Appointments 36 Southern Cross Teams & Results 39

State Championships Teams & Results 41

Queensland Representatives 44

International Representatives 46

Hockey Queensland Officials 47

Junior section (please see contents P37) 49 Appendix

Financial Statement – Year ending 30th September 2018 67

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

An annual report is a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the year gone by, and 2018 has certainly served up many events and experiences to enable us to do this.

The year started with the significant impact of the Commonwealth Games – when to commence the season’s fixtures (grass, turf, seniors and juniors) recognising that not only would players and officials be spectators, but also that many had volunteered to help out for the duration of the games. It has meant that the playing season has been a little disjointed but thankfully everyone in the association has worked hard to ensure that we achieved a successful fixture competition.

Once again we have:

• Conducted hockey fixture competitions for juniors, seniors and masters, at five turf venues and two grass venues, for over 3,300 registered players. Player numbers have remained static or decreased marginally over junior and senior divisions, indicating that we will need to put some significant effort into addressing this lack of growth in the coming year. • Sent 19 teams to compete at State Championships for Super League, U18, U15, U13 and Masters as well as 4 teams competing in the U11 Southern Cross at Downey Park. The ability of these teams is evident in that top two placings were achieved in six of the twelve divisions. • Continued with the practice of asking clubs to nominate the senior turf divisions they wish to play in, as well as not setting a limit on the number of dual registered players in a club. I believe this has improved the competitiveness of our division one teams and we will continue this policy into 2019.

We have tried to establish a sixth division for senior turf to accommodate club requests. However, without the extra turf at Burringbar this did not eventuate. Our trial of larger numbers in divisions 5 and 6 was not seen as particularly successful, and will not be continued into 2019.

We continue to work with Brisbane Hockey Association (BHA) to administer Hockey Brisbane Inc, and with BHA and Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club (KWSHC) to administer the Brisbane Hockey Management Group (BHMG), which manages the Burringbar turf facility. Progress with the construction of the second turf at Burringbar has been extremely slow but we are still optimistic that the second field will be completed for the start of the 2019 season, and the remaining grass field remediated.

Much effort has gone into pursuing council approval to construct a turf field at Downey Park, with little success to date. Whilst our efforts to date on this front have not been rewarded, we have been successful with a number of government grants. We have received $500,000 from the State Government Female Facility Grants for the construction of an amenities block on Field 10. We purchased an aerator for use on the Downey Park fields with the $18,100 grant received from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund. And we have been able to implement a Walking or Wheeling and Member Development Programs with the $18,130 grant received from the Brisbane City Council Healthy & Physical Activity Grant. It is very pleasing, and much appreciated, to receive this funding to improve our facilities and services and our thanks go to both the State Government and BCC.

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I would like to thank all the members of my board for their efforts, commitment, enthusiasm, and good humour during the year. To all the dedicated volunteers at club and association level – thank you, because without you we would not be able to exist. And last but certainly not least, my sincere thanks to Kath Proctor and all the BWHA staff for their ongoing support and tremendous work effort.

Dr Karin Walduck

Vale – Linda Mauchlan

11/05/1921 – 12/11/2017

Being Paddington residents Linda, with her sister Nan played and ran local club Ashgrove in the 1950’s, wearing a blue tunic with a white A on the shoulder, but may also have played for Kookaburras or Metropolitans prior to that. Many small clubs came and went during the early years of hockey on Brisbane. The first record of Linda’s BWHA volunteer service is via the 1941 BWHA Annual Report, from that time until 1984, she was a driving force at BWHA with her sister Nan. In 1957 she was awarded Life Membership of BWHA she was the 7th recipient of this honour and in 1966 was awarded Life Membership of QWHA. She worked in many BWHA roles and committees including Umpiring, Fixtures, Constitution, Treasurer, Canteen Convenor and for many years at many levels acted as a Team Manager. In the 1960’s Linda and Nan moved to Valley Hockey Club and organised the Sunday morning training sessions for the club, they also acted as coaches, umpires and selectors. Linda was the club secretary & club delegate to BWHA from 1964 – 1966.

Through the 70’s & 80’s they continued with their heavy involvement at BWHA and QWHA level. Linda and Nan were seen across the state and country at many hockey tournaments, and many in the hockey community referred to them as the “Twins” despite Linda being the younger sister.

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Linda was a wonderful volunteer, loved hockey at all levels, encouraged and supported young people in our sport and was a great friend to many. She has left a legacy of outstanding volunteer service to hockey and sadly her passing sees an end to an era.

VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Obtaining development approval for a synthetic surface at Downey Park continues to be a challenge. We are still working with Council and other stakeholders to obtain the necessary approvals.

GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT

The 2017 Board of Management held 5 planning meetings in October and November 2017 to consider the rules and procedures identified during the season. We asked the clubs for their input through a questionnaire, the responses were used to make changes to rules and processes for 2018.

The 84th Annual General Meeting was held on Tuesday 28th November 2017. Awards recognising the valuable role volunteers play in our association were given out with special mention to our Volunteers of the Year Andrew Blanchard (Promotion of the Game) and Bruce Carroll (Saturday competitions assistant). The Management Committee remained constant reducing in number by 1 with Kris Birch not renominating. Kris has been a great worker on the committee especially in the area of governance – creating job descriptions for all volunteer positions, which are now in the Operations Manual.

A small group of interested members meet at the end of the season to look at ways to enhance our turf competition, the early nomination of teams has allowed clubs to better organise, retain and recruit players but what more could we do for clubs and members. It was determined to look to maximise “club days” working with BHA to have men’s and women’s games from the same club together whenever possible. Many more club days were held this year, but the limitations with venues, mixed division numbers, and the TV games did not make it possible every week. Clubs also asked if the women’s games could be played in order ie Div. 3 (noon), Div. 2 (1.30), Div. 1 (3.00) or Div. 1 (4.30), Div. 2 (6.00), Div. 3 (7.30) for easier substitution, this resulted in Division 3 having most of their games at 12noon or 7.30pm – clubs will be asked if they want this to continue in 2019.

The Management Committee met in December to appoint convenors to committees. During this “off-season” period much work was done on the Strategic Plan to make it more concise, achievable and relevant for season 2018.

We also spent many hours completing a grant application for the new “Female Facility Grants” being offered by the Department of Sport and Recreation, this was a significant grant for $500,000.00. The application was complex and detailed and our thanks to John Giles from John Giles and Associates for his assistance in the plan and application preparation. The application was to replace the old sheds on the Noble Street side of the park with a new amenities block. I am very pleased to report that this grant application was successful and so work will be started on this project in 2019. We also received funding from the Community Gambling Benefit Fund for an Aerator to improve our grass fields, and funds from the BCC Active and Healthy Community to 9 run programs to improve inclusiveness and a healthy life style. Thank you to all who assisted with these grant applications and thank you to the government departments who make the funds available to assist not for profit groups like ours, without this funding many projects could not happen.

In 2017 the formation of Hockey Brisbane Inc. an association to manage the activities BHA & BWHA do together was finalised. The driver for this was the potential management of the SHC as Hockey Queensland looked to divest itself of the facility. Unfortunately Hockey Queensland during 2018 decided not to proceed with this course and will remain the leasees for the turf area in the foreseeable future. Hockey Brisbane then turned its focus to the areas that we work together in and what we can do better to improve the hockey experience of all in Brisbane. This year we have met every month and discussed items like Rules, Grand Finals, Development, Fixtures and Facilities. Our close collaboration will continue to achieve the best for hockey in Brisbane.

Our first Council meeting for the calendar year was on the 30th January 2018 and as always was very busy discussing:

• BHMG – installation of a second hybrid turf at the facility. • Adjusting the Competitions & Payment Form – removing the umpires as this form was not an efficient way to manage this. • The impact the Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast would have on our competition – clubs voted not to play while this event was on, so people could volunteer, watch & support the games. • Providing information and important dates to get the season on the way.

The Junior Committee had some new members bringing their committee to 6 in 2018, Lynne, Rebecca, Maree, Judy, Alyson & Tash. Tash continued in the position of Chairperson. This is a large section of our association and many decisions need to be made, this year they worked hard in the area of umpire development. Thank you all for your hard work and good humour in working through this demanding area of our association. It would be great to see more people on this committee to ensure our juniors continue to develop and grow.

The affiliations for the Senior Turf teams were submitted at the end of 2017, this provided for 6 divisions on turf, however when confirmation was requested in February 2018, a number of clubs withdrew teams and then others added teams, this caused a major reshuffle and we reverted to 5 divisions with divisions 4 & 5 being 14 and 13 teams respectively, this required an unusual format of playing one large first round and then splitting the divisions into two pools for a second round, the higher pool in each division playing for the Division trophies and the lower pool playing a round robin & finals games for a B Pool winner. We hope clubs can provide correct requests in 2018 for 2019, so three divisions (4, 5, 6) can be introduced in 2019. We also wanted to equalise the divisions on Downey Park Grass so all divisions had at least 8 teams in them. With the impact of the Commonwealth Games this did not occur in 2018, but will hopefully happen in 2019. The Monday Masters continues to grow with 4 divisions playing every Monday night. Our volunteer grading & fixture committees work really hard to get the best outcome for all players, they have been listening more than ever to clubs and their suggestions, thanks Di Brodie, Kellie Roberts and

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The IMG Sportingpulse database continues to cause us issues with its limitations and inability to provide reports to support our rules. At the time of writing this report Hockey Australia is still looking at what database they will be using in 2019 and what changes to the current practices this will create. Thank you to Bron Morris & Sue Barsby who have worked hard in this space to make improvements for us. It is sad to note that Sue Barsby after 15 years of part-time then full-time work will be leaving us at the end of September 2018, she will assist with some training and casual days, but she is off on a new life adventure and we wish her every success and happiness in the future, but she will be missed.

Umpiring continues to be a major area in our sport, how do we encourage more people to take on this role, how do we reward and protect them. In recent years BWHA has Amy Ryan in the office looking after the co-ordination of umpire accreditation, she works with our Umpires & Technical Committee, Clubs and Umpire Coaches to try and increase the quality and quantity of umpires in our association. Sonya Fisher has many hats in the association, Treasurer, HockeyZone Liaison Officer, Grants Officer and Umpire & Technical Committee Convenor and with her committee invested many hours developing umpires and technical officials. With so many turf fixtures at so many venues it is a difficult task covering all games, thanks to Jenny Heron and Lisa Donaldson for achieving this, this year. It should be noted that many BWHA volunteers travel to officiate at hockey tournaments across the state, country and the world - congratulations and thank you, for without your efforts many of our events could not happen.

Once the fixtures are completed, the umpires and technical officials appointed, the Match Secretaries have the difficult job of ensuring all players are playing within our rules. It is challenging with around 3500 members in 4 competitions across hundreds of teams. We rely heavily on club volunteers to do the correct thing, but our Match Secretaries eagle eyes are still required. Thank you Christine Blanchard, Sue Reid & the Junior Committee for looking after our competitions, we live in hope that eventually we will have a database that alleviates all the manual work.

Casual staff member Noala Gordon and contractor John Robinson do an enormous amount of work all year round to have our grass fields ready for competition. As large inner city parks, open to the public, it is a challenge to keep football boots from ripping up the fields, dogs from leaving their manure on the fields, if you can think of it, it has probably happened at Downey or Rasey Parks - well done and thanks to Noala & John on a job well done. Work on the park never stops and we appreciate the cooperation with Downey Park Netball and Brisbane Softball – we all love the park and work hard to look after it. Parking continues to be a major issue at the precinct and we discuss this with the BCC at every opportunity. Christine Blanchard is still working on the “Turf at Downey Park” project; she should be commended on her perseverance and dedication. We also thank all clubs who enthusiastically assist and complete their working bee tasks – every job performed by volunteers is money saved on fees.

The grass fixtures commenced in April and the park was full every Saturday catering for every level and age in our sport – well done to all who played, officiated or supported in 2018. Our player numbers plateaued this year, with turf team numbers growing, but we still have a great

11 need for our grass fields from U7 to 70+ age groups. We had fewer initial registrations, but late registrations after the Commonwealth Games saw us about the same number as 2017. We had more Casual 5 and 10 players and many playing 2 or more competitions. We continued with some men’s games at Downey Park and women’s grass games went to Finsbury Pk and the Dorrington Pk – everyone seems to enjoy this. This promotes the sport as a whole of life and family sport – the whole family can participate for the whole of their lives. Hockey Players need to better promote our sport to the outside world if we want to compete in this competitive recreation market.

On a personal note I was very fortunate to be selected to be part of the Commonwealth Games Baton Relay and was well supported by my family and many friends from the hockey fraternity who came out to watch, and HockeyZone who filmed it – thanks Paul. What an amazing experience, one I was very honoured to be a part of. The Commonwealth Games stopped hockey in Brisbane for 2 weeks as we had many volunteers and spectators involved, well done to all who participated in any way.

In August the decision was taken to not renew the contract for HockeyZone in its current format in 2019, this has been a big cost impost on both BHA & BWHA for the past 10 years. BHA & BWHA started the television promotion of hockey as a means to encourage hockey as a sport to gain a higher media profile. We had hoped that our start would move to the regional, state and national levels, unfortunately this has not come to fruition and those parent associations have taken other pathways. While many people around Australian and the world love and support HockeyZone the full burden of cost has been on the members of BHA & BWHA and our loyal sponsors, this is something that cannot be justified going forward. BWHA is investigating having some media content in 2019 including some limited HockeyZone work, but the final amount and content is yet to be decided. HockeyZone would not have been the success it has been without the dedication and drive of Paul Mills, he is a dynamo working at all levels to promote our game, which until 10 years ago, he knew very little about. Over the years Paul has also used his son and media students to film the hockey, and hockey “lovers” have provide the expert commentary, skill and rules sessions. Thank you to everyone who has played a role big or small in this work.

It was wonderful not to conduct a Judiciary this year, but a number of people had to be spoken to about their behaviour especially on Saturday morning by our “Pink Vest” Duty Supervisors. We all must ensure the behaviour of our members and supporters is appropriate, so we can all enjoy the sport we love. Thank you to all junior parents and supporters who assisted on Saturday mornings.

Thank you to our Downey Park staff: Canteen Convenor Abby and the counter staff; Bar – Jess; Admin – Lorraine; Time Stewards Chang/Shona; Rookie – Jess, First Aid – John, Courtney, Steph & Lauren; the Saturday grass fixtures could not run as smoothly without you. A special thanks to Volunteer Bruce Carroll who assists every week at Downey Park, opening and closing the facility and any other jobs asked of him. At the beginning of 2018 John Thomas advised he would be stepping down from the Sports Trainer role at Downey Park a role he has held for 25 years. John has not only done his sports training but has assisted in opening and closing the facility ever week. Thank you John for all your work and commitment you will be missed.

We are again looking at the value of Council Meetings, with everyone leading such busy lives, having a meeting when the same information can be easily dealt with by electronic means seems

12 a waste of resources. We will continue to only hold Council Meetings when needed and provide Management Reports after every Management Meeting to keep our members informed. Management meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month, so club queries can be dealt with in a timely manner. Thank you to all club delegates for giving up your time to attend meetings.

We developed, trialled, selected, trained and toured 19 representative teams this year. What a major workload for our staff and volunteers. Thank you to all involved, the results and statistics are later in this report. Thank you to Regie, Amy & Sue for all your hard work, to all selectors, coaches, manager and umpires, you are all vital to make this happen for our players – well done. We also continued to offer development opportunities for goal keepers, masters and grass level players, all were very well supported, thank you to the coaches for their time and expertise. This year an inclusive program was offered at Downey Park late in the season the “WOW” Walking or Wheeling program was to provide modified forms of hockey that anyone can play, we hope this is the start of something great.

In 2018 BWHA celebrated its 85th Birthday a small celebration was held at Downey Park in August and Life Members, Australian Players and club officials invited to attend. The Archive Committee are working tirelessly to get photos of all Brisbane based Australian Players to hang in the clubhouse, to date we have 12 framed photos. Thank you to our Archive Committee, Life Members and long-term supporters for continuing to work for BWHA, documenting the important history we have and organising social events. Special thanks to Ronda, Jenny, Tracey & Sue and Keith Nix for hanging the photos and memorabilia.

Late last year Life Member Linda Mauchlan passed away aged 96; early in the year Don Mecklem former Australia player, coach of BWHA schoolgirls teams and husband of Life Member Joyce Mecklem passed away and as I type this report the sad news of Jim Quaite OAM’s passing has just reached the hockey community. Jim was the first HQ President and SHC President and he coached many state teams and was a mentor to many. He and wife Elsie have been staples in the Queensland hockey fraternity for decades.

Our sincere condolences to all our members who have suffered loss this year, and we congratulate those who have experienced great joy and exciting events. The hockey family is a large and varied one and we share in the highs and lows of our sporting family.

Thank you to the many volunteers that support our sport, especially to our President Dr Karin Walduck, she is an outstanding volunteer, mentor and leader and we are very lucky to have her. Thank you to the staff members casual, part-time and full time who all provide a great service to our sport. Thank you to the government departments and sponsors who allow us to grow and develop with support, both financial and in-kind.

Kathleen Proctor General Manager

TREASURER’S REPORT

Thanks as always to Kath and the team who support her in the BWHA office, they do an amazing job in keeping our bills paid, income followed up and the books kept up to date. We should be very proud of the way that BWHA maintains its finances. 13

The full audited Financial Statements for the year ending 30 Sept 2018 are at the end of this annual report. Overall our financial position remained stable • Revenue was approx. $1.4m • Turf hire fees stayed at approx. 20% of our total expenses (one of the reasons why we continue to push to get our own turf at Downey Park) • Net profit was in line with the previous year at $16,222 (1.2% of total income) after depreciation allowance of $50,957 • We received income from grants of $206k (noting that not all of the underlying work relating to the grants was undertaken in the 17/18 FY)

To continue to be successful with our grant applications and to ensure that we are heard by all levels of Government, particularly in respect to matters that have a material impact on BWHA members, we have continued to work with and inform our political representatives including: • BCC – Cr Andrew Wines (Downey Park) and Cr Vicki Howard (Rasey Park) • State – Hon Tim Nicholls MP • Federal – Hon Trevor Evans MP

We have received support from all of the above during the 17/18 FY and we are grateful for their ongoing support.

Sonya Fisher Treasurer

HOCKEY ZONE REPORT

Hockey Zone 2018 In July 2018, BWHA / BHA made the following announcement in respect to Hockey Zone:

“Brisbane Hockey Assoc. and Brisbane Women’s Hockey Assoc. confirmed in late July 2018 that Hockey Zone would not be continued in 2019.

Our associations began our relationship with Paul Mills in 2009 when we first televised our fixtures via Briz31/QCTV. This association continued when Paul brought us a proposal to televise games and segments for the expanded Hockey Zone format. Over the years Paul has filmed and streamed BHA and BWHA games and finals, HQ state championship games / finals and AHL and U21s for Hockey Australia (I have probably forgotten something else that was covered, but I hope Paul will forgive me).

We are thankful to Paul and the team that he cajoled into turning up each week, got Hockey Zone on air year after year. Some of the people who gave freely of their time include Tom Whetton (if he wasn’t there for week 1 then it must have been week 2), Bernadette Pangrazio (who is now recognised globally as the “Rules Guru”), Peter Smith, Michael Smith, Tony Hurley, Graham Taylor, Clare Comerford and the 2018 Rules Gurus, Kerryl Chandler and Tara Leonard (we know we haven’t covered everyone so please forgive us if your name isn’t there).

We are also thankful to the sponsors, who over the years have helped to reduce the cost of the show (that ultimately is paid for by our Brisbane members) – without you we wouldn’t have been able to keep the show on air (in some form) for some 10 years!

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Yes, it was been 10 years now that we have been doing our bit to raise the profile of the sport that we all love, hockey, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and the world (the latter was brought home to us by a recent message from a hockey player in Argentina who told us that if she wants to brush up on a skill she always goes to Hockey Zone first)!!. So for a little program / idea born in Brisbane we have had a very far reach. But we also wanted to increase hockey’s exposure and attract new players in Brisbane and unfortunately, the majority of the people who watched Hockey Zone came from within the local, state, national and international hockey communities. So while it was appreciated by these communities we didn’t see a material increase in our Brisbane participation rates.

We were also never able to get support from Australian State or National hockey bodies to be able to either continue Hockey Zone or to hand the concept over to one of those bodies to take it to the next level. So the decision was taken by BHA and BWHA to not renew our agreement with Paul for the 2019 season. The decision to discontinue Hockey Zone is in no way a reflection of the quality of the product that has been produced for us by Paul, but instead was a decision based on financial and business criteria. It has also been a tough decision as we have always been aware that Paul was one of the reasons that the show kept going; as without his drive, energy and enthusiasm Hockey Zone would not have made it to 10 years, and all from a man who had no involvement with hockey prior to 2009.

So we would like to take this very public opportunity to thank Paul (and his family) for his dedication over so many years and also to wish him well in his future pursuits.”

Change in decision – Hockey Zone to continue in 2019 But, when in September 2018, it became apparent that BWHA members thought we had made the wrong decision, we spoke to Paul about what Hockey Zone 2019 could look like if just BWHA proceeded and subsequently the BWHA Board agreed to continue with Hockey Zone.

So we are now working with Paul in respect to how we can deliver Hockey Zone segments and livestreamed BWHA games / highlights in 2019 – noting it might be under a different name in 2019 – so keep an eye out the new and improved Hockey Zone!

Sonya Fisher BWHA Hockey Zone Liaison

DATABASE & SOCIAL MEDIA

This year has seen a continuance of our frustrations with the reporting & event functionality of the Sports TG system. With Hockey Australia committing to extend the relationship with Sports TG, we are hopeful that the new Game Day platform will address at least some of our concerns. We are currently still waiting for access to the platform, so turf fixture planning for 2019 may need to be done outside of Game Day.

We are investigating how best to use the various online social media platforms to both communicate with existing members and educate the wider community on the various hockey options that the BWHA/BHA clubs can provide.

There has been discussion around: • How to design the Hockey Brisbane Incorporate (HBI) web presence to be the best first touch point for hockey in Brisbane for new and returning players and then to subsequently link to clubs

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• How to assist clubs to improve their social media presence • How best to share relevant content between the BWHA, BHA and the Brisbane Hockey Facebook pages • The use of Instagram and Snapchat to advertise current events • How to engage our members to assist with the provision of quality content to showcase our sport #BrisHockey

We are keen for as much input as possible in this space, so please email any great ideas to [email protected] or feel free to join the working group.

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COMPETITIONS PORTFOLIO REPORTS

COMPETITIONS: FIXTURES & GRADING - TURF

In Turf in 2018 across the 5 turf divisions we played 539 games for the season and that is not including finals. When you look at it that way it may give you a small insight into the amount of effort that goes into keeping our completion going and the 2018 season was always going to be challenging with the decision not to play fixtures during the Com games 3week period. Whilst it was important for games volunteers and spectators to have the chance to participate in the games it made fitting in all of our fixtures in the allotted timeframe interesting!

2018 turf season began with an attempt to establish a division 6. At the end of club affiliations there were enough teams to play with 6 divisions. However, with a couple of late teams withdrawing from Sunday divisions meant we needed to trial two large divisions 4 and 5. The result of final affiliations was division 4 with 14 teams and division 5 with 13. As a result Management decided to trial splitting the divisions after round 1. This gave the teams that finished round 1 in the top 7/8 respectively played in the competition for division finals and the reserve grades played off for a plate so they were able to play the full number of fixtures.

Another first this year was organising fixtures based on Club requests for: • Home and away games - therefore giving Clubs more opportunities to play together • Division 1, 2, 3 playing in order- the majority of clubs requested this so teams could support each other more easily. • Club days....working more collaboratively with BHA to align fixtures to give clubs more games together.

Part of our early planning for fixtures also included the second turf at Burringbar. However, as that did not come online in 2018, we had to rework the fixtures and it changed the flexibility that was originally hoped for with the additional turf.

Clubs and Grading / Affiliations For Clubs that are intending to add a team in 2019 you need to ensure that you have sufficient players, coaches and umpires locked in early so we don’t have teams withdrawing late from the process.

Again this year, the teams to compete in finals was decided by the last fixtures rounds and teams are a lot more competitive than in the past. This again highlights clubs now have the certainty to build their teams no matter where they finished the year before and continue to build on the work of previous years. We have also made efforts to engage with clubs to see what will assist them to build and grow as we believe it is important to try and find a balance between club/players’ desires and the restrictions and requirements of fixtures. The process is certainly not perfect, but if we continue to work together with a bit of give and take, we can achieve the best outcomes for our players, clubs and for hockey.

Congratulations to all the teams who made finals, our Minor Premiers and Premiers for all the divisions. And a huge thanks to office staff Kath, Lisa and to Sue Barsby who will be sorely missed as she begins a new chapter in her life. To the turf committee Jenny Heron, Liz Lobb and Lucy Smith thank you for your hard work and dedication.

Di Brodie

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COMPETITIONS: FIXTURES & GRADING – GRASS

The 2018 season got off to a late start due to the timing of Easter and the Commonwealth Games. There were fewer teams nominating for the five divisions that play at Downey Park each Saturday afternoon. There are usually no problems creating 10 team divisions in the lower grades and this season was no different. Thank you to the grading committee comprising of Lesley Bennett, Kerrie Haines and Joan Walker who used information supplied by the clubs to fit the teams into the five divisions and try to build the numbers of teams in DP1 and DP2, which was difficult given the late start and clubs not wanting their teams to be challenged by playing in a higher division.

The 39 teams were allocated to the following divisions: DP1 6, DP2 6, DP3 7, DP4 9 and DP5 10. As there were not enough weeks in the season for complete rounds in DP1, DP2 and DP3 several of the games in the last round were played as half games, which is not ideal.

Most divisions ended the season with two or three teams clearly performing better than the remainder of the teams. As BWHA is looking to build numbers, particularly in DP1 and DP2, any teams finishing in the top three of their division may be looking at being promoted to a higher division in 2019.

COMPETITIONS: FIXTURES & GRADING – MASTERS

There was a strong interest in the Monday Masters competition in 2018, with 25 teams nominating.

Thank you to the grading and fixture committee comprising of Miriam McMahon, Kellie Roberts and Caroline Schomberg. The committee again dispensed with grading games as clubs are comfortable with the divisions they have been allocated in previous seasons and rarely try to excel to be promoted to a higher division. Using information supplied by clubs the committee placed the 25 teams as follows: 6 teams in MM1, MM2 and MM4, with 7 teams in MM3.

Due to problems with the quality of umpires particularly in MM1 in previous seasons BWHA trialled allocating umpires from a panel to this division. Player behaviour did improve slightly.

Looking back at the competition over the season as shown by the ladders in each division, there were clearly two standout teams in each of MM2, MM3 and MM4. BWHA publishes a table in the operations manual each year which indicates which level is appropriate for players who play both masters and either turf or grass hockey. While exemptions can be requested, clubs need to consider carefully the number of exemptions required, which should then determine the divisions for which they nominate.

UMPIRES & TECHNICAL

In 2018, we continued to work on developing Umpires and Technical to keep or improve the standard of officiating on both BWHA Fixtures, as well as HQ and HA championships. Our Members should be proud of BWHA’s contribution via our Umpires and Technical Officials who contribute to delivering great outcomes at HQ, HA and International championships (World Masters Cup).

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Although the trial raised the standard of umpiring on these fixtures, it took a lot of effort and was only successful due to the good nature of the State and National umpire reps who came out on a Monday night to help out. So unfortunately the trial will only be able to be continued in 2019, if there is much greater support from the players.

BWHA should be very proud of the Umpires and Technical Officials that we are producing but it is only with the continued support of our Clubs and their development of officials within their clubs initially, that we will improve the standard of officiating across all of of our competitions.

TURF UMPIRES STEWARD’S REPORT

The 2018 season was quite disrupted, with many tournaments and events impacting on our fixtures and volunteer personal - the Commonwealth games, International Tournaments, Masters Trans-Tasman, World Masters, National U15, U18’s and 21’s just to name a few. While we still rely heavily on our Level 2 & 3 umpires to officiate on our Division 1 games, it is pleasing to see an enthusiastic group of young umpires working hard to establish themselves as Division 1 umpires, with many of them assisting with travelling to multiple venues each week to fill gaps.

Amy Ryan (BWHA RDO) has also been working hard to get as many umpires as possible assessed on Turf matches, something that is not easy, co-ordinating the limited coaches with so many venues and times. Thank you to all mentors and coaches for assisting in developing the next group of umpires. In particular, we are very thankful for the continued support of Jan Hadfield AM and Lyn Hill for their tireless work in developing umpires for our sport.

In this report I like to remind everyone, that while there is much whinging about umpires, we have some of the very best umpires in the country officiating on BWHA fixtures, umpires who travel internationally, nationally and regionally to umpire, umpire coach and manage, congratulations on your outstanding commitment to our sport.

There is still a lot of work required by a number of clubs to increase the number of umpires they have to support their club teams, each club should have a development program in place to achieve this. Placing everyone’s name on the club umpires register whether they can umpire or not, is not the solution, teaching them to umpire is the only way to increase the quality and quantity of umpires we have; if you don’t want inexperienced umpires on your game, then don’t put inexperienced umpires on your register without ensuring you have a mentoring system in place to support them.

To those clubs who have been working hard to increase the ability and number of umpires they have, thank you for your efforts, the more umpires you can develop the easier it is to encourage people to become umpires, sharing the load around ensures people appreciate that umpiring is not easy and all people who take up a whistle should be thanked not criticised. If your club needs some assistance contact Amy in the BWHA office and she will be able to give some practical assistance so your club can establish an umpiring program.

Thank you to all that have umpired this year, for without you there is no game, I hope you all come back next year ready for the fun, enjoyment and challenge of umpiring.

Kath Proctor

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GRASS UMPIRES STEWARD’S REPORT

This year, as in years past, many clubs had ‘regular’ umpires covering their weekly senior grass allocations. This regular use of umpires, some of whom umpired nearly every week, lead to consistency, increased skill and experience and resulted in a good level of umpiring for grass teams across Downey Park. The ‘regular’, experienced umpires were allocated across all five grass divisions to share the experience and to try to ensure newer or less experienced umpires who tend to prefer the lower divisions, had an experienced co-umpire for support.

Several clubs have been working on developing the umpiring experience of some of their juniors by including them in their umpire register for senior grass. Downey Park is a valuable learning environment for these umpires that can be overlooked for development when the young players play in turf competitions.

I would like to thank the BWHA senior grass clubs, players and club umpire co-ordinators for their support and flexibility to fulfil the Downey Park umpiring requirements each week.

Recommendations: • Encourage clubs to continue to inform BWHA of changes e.g. injuries or absences affecting umpire availability during the season so umpires can be allocated from the most up-to-date version and changes needed after the allocations are done can be minimised. • Encourage clubs to look to using the senior grass competition at Downey Park as a supportive environment for junior umpire development.

Judy Hartnett BWHA Grass Umpire Steward 2012-2018

COMPETITIONS: RECORDING & REPORTING (MATCH SECRETARY REPORT)

TURF & GRASS

A number of changes in how new and changed registrations are recorded were implemented this year as a result of feedback from clubs. It is hoped these changes lightened the load on club volunteers.

Thanks again to team managers for their efforts in completing match records each week. Only part of our system is computerised so the records are still checked manually each week to ensure registrations are consistent with our rules. It is appreciated when managers complete the match sheets properly as this makes checking of records so much easier.

MASTERS

The 2018 season saw 6 teams in the MM,1 MM2 and MM4 and 7 teams in MM3. This is an increase in teams by 3 compared to 2017. The continuing growth in our player numbers for Masters is encouraging and will hopefully continue into the coming seasons.

It is interesting to note the players who play for different clubs in Masters compared to where they play their grade hockey. This is contributing to the numbers of players participating in our Masters competition continuing to grow which is great to see.

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DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO REPORT

MEMBER DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (MDM)

2018 was another very exciting year for hockey in Brisbane, BWHA and in particular the Development Department were super busy delivering as much hockey to people on different platforms as possible. Some of the highlights for me were;

• An increase in the number of new coaches into the Representative and Development programs. • A wide spread of players from across clubs gaining selection into Rep teams. • We welcomed new volunteers into coaching, managing, umpiring, technical and selecting roles. • Club representatives attended coach developer workshops, whilst players attended many development clinics. • 50 coaches attended level 1 coaching accreditation courses conducted this year. • 39 Umpires were accredited in 2018! • The BWHA Representative teams were as always highly successful in 2018 with U11s, U13s & Masters winning gold medals, whilst placing 2nd was U15s, U18s and our Super League team the Brisbane Blitz and the U15s placed 3rd. • School development, Gala Days, Sporting Schools, Hook in2 Hockey, Come and Try days – we did it all! • Many clubs ran very successful “In house” development clinics and programs utilising their Senior elite players and coaches. • We were successful in obtaining a grant from BCC to conduct Come and Try programs including Healthy Mind & Healthy Body Physical Activity programs and workshops, which were offered across many platforms and age groups. • BWHA increased our involvement in the inclusive space running the inaugural WoW (Walking or Wheeling) Hockey program at Downey Park, this was very rewarding for me personally, with around 25 new friends participating and loving hockey across all age groups, I hope that we have a long relationship with these new and returning hockey players. • Representative training camps across the U11s, U13, U15 & U18 programs which included workshops and training opportunities with some of QLD and Australia’s best and current players. • The Toni Cronk specialised Goal Keeping Academy came to Brisbane for the 2nd year and was again highly successful, giving a great number of players (boys and girls) a wonderful opportunity to train with one of Australia’s best female Goal Keepers, we look forward to bringing this program to Brisbane again in 2019.

A huge thank you must go out to amazing young ladies who were the WoW Hockey volunteers from BGGS and All Hallows School, some of these ladies were in fact new to hockey themselves, they did an amazing job setting up the WoW program each week, welcoming players and families to the venue and introducing them to our sport, playing hockey and supporting people with different disabilities and impairments. They all had a very rewarding experience (even the volunteers)! These young ladies are the future of hockey and it is very exciting!

The Runaway Bay Development Camps in Nov & Dec 2017 were a huge success and once again we have amazing plans for the 2018 off season camps for some of our lucky Brisbane based players (boys and girls) who are situated just outside of QLD TID recognition. These will consist of team

21 bonding, leadership workshops with elite QLD players and advanced coaches and some very strong rivalry between our squads. Plans for the 2019 camps are already underway, as we are constantly trying to offer new and exciting opportunities to our members.

I am continually grateful for having this job, working with amazing people, being able to bring wonderful opportunities to very deserving people and seeing our members grow in confidence and ability.

Thanks to everyone that has given back their time and energy to the sport to help in any way that they can, to ensure the growth of the sport and our community is thriving and successful, now it’s time to celebrate and reflect on these amazing outcomes, I wish everyone a happy and safe holiday season.

Regie Fisher MDM

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (RDO)

2018 was yet another busy season for the development department at Brisbane Women’s Hockey Association. New programs were established, and other favourites were continued for all of our members to take advantage of.

Junior members had access to a wide variety of clinics, workshops and representative opportunities. Starting with our U7 & U9’s, they had a pre-season Come and Try Carnival and Skills Day, the U11’s and U13’s had a revamped Development program which was well attended and plenty of school holiday clinics to attend. The U11’s introduced a representative day camp (to align with the U13 – U18 camps), and an information session for parents about our Representative Team Selection Processes. Our senior players took advantage of the popular Masterclasses as well as some skill development clinics throughout the year. All ages had access to a number of Goal Keeping clinics which are always booked out very quickly.

Umpires were exposed to Introduction to Umpiring clinics, Turf & Grass Umpires Talks and the Umpire Mentor Workshop as well as many BWHA mentors out on the grounds. Many clubs took advantage of our services in regards to umpiring development and held Umpiring Development Clinics

We visited approximately 52 schools and showcased hockey to 4323 students. There were 15 Sporting Schools programs and 7 Hookin2Hockey programs. We attended 13 Gala Days, and were involved in 3 Inclusive Programs.

Our U11 Brisbane teams performed well at the U11 Southern Cross, finishing 1st in Division 1, 1st and 3rd in Division 2 and 1st in Division 3 – an improvement on last year’s results.

We successfully accredited 42 junior and senior umpires, with many gaining representative honours at State, National and International level.

Many of these programs, courses and successes would not be possible without the assistance of fellow staff and volunteers. To mention a few;

BWHA Office Staff (Regie Fisher, Sue Barsby, Lisa Donaldson, Kath Proctor) Jess Ross (U7 & U9 Coordinator), 22

U11 Coaches (Amy Young, Paul MacPherson, Amy Lightbody, Courtney Kerr & Mel Blanchard), U11 Managers (Julie Richardson, Amanda Hannaford & Angela Lindop, Kristy & Ben Julien, Jenny Butler), U11 Selectors (Amy Young, Stuart Hudson, Paul MacPherson), Umpire Mentors (Alyson Aleksic, Lucy Moxon, Tara Leonard, Kerryl Chandler, Liz Lobb, Lyn Hill, Miranda McNamara, Sonya Fisher, Naomi Zerner, Jan Hadfield, Deb O’Connell, Jasmin Kay, Judy Hartnett), School Coaches (Dinah Dickson, Mick Gibbs, Achuthan Nair, Morgan Hill, Madeleine Smith, Michael Francis, Mary-Lee Clements, Emily Witheyman-Crump, Peter Hampton, Nicole Dennis), U11 Development Coaches (Amy Lightbody, Tamiesha Elmes, Madeleine Smith, Mel Blanchard, Dinah Dickson, Paul MacPherson, Lara Sheppard, Stuart Hudson), U13 Development Coaches (Madeleine Smith, Lynda Boyle, Lou Kendall, Tamiesha Elmes, Amy Young, Peter Hampton, Jane Gleeson), Junior Committee (Tash Gaddes, Alyson Aleksic, Marie Knight, Judy Hartnett, Rebecca Horne, Lynne Somerville) And many more helpers throughout the season. In the off-season we will be planning what’s ahead, revising and renewing programs, in order to continually improve upon the previous season. I look forward to a busy 2019!

Amy Ryan Regional Development Officer

FACILITIES REPORT

Noala Gordon and John Robinson continue to work on maintaining and developing our facilities at Downey & Rasey Park. John works one day a week and Noala a couple of casual days each week as needed. In recent years through grants we have been able to purchase a tractor with attachments and this year an aerator. This equipment allows us to perform maintenance tasks when needed and not have to plan and budget for outside contractors.

We now have irrigation on all but 6 fields at Downey Park, irrigation allows us to do maintenance work with the assurance of water to follow up and establish the work. Fields 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 must rely on rain to promote growth and repair work. When the BCC do remediation work on this area we will look for grants to irrigate these fields. Having said this water is not free, and the cost impost of using irrigation must be borne by the members through their fees, it is a balancing act to promote good ground cover without wasting money.

As the parks (Downey & Rasey) are large inner city parks, they are heavily utilised not only by sporting associations and schools but also the local community, fitness trainers and social groups, and it is a challenge to eliminate football boots on the park and animal waste from the fields, we continue to work with the BCC to achieve this. Noala & John speak with softball often working to align the needs of Downey Park with the shared usage. During the year vandals burnt the netting on 2 goal boxes which cost $400 to replace.

During 2018 we were advised that we have been successful in receiving a State Government Female Facility grant to upgrade the old wooden buildings near F10 with modern universal design change rooms & toilets, this will be a great facility to support sport on the park, the project will be completed in 2019. We have also applied for funding to upgrade the BWHA clubhouse including the addition of a lift, we will not know until the end of the year if we are successful or not. The clubhouse is looking a little tired and if we are not successful with the grant, we will start a program to update the facility over the next few years – painted, new fixtures etc.

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Following an Electrical Audit carried out by the BCC, we have actioned tasks on their list to modernise the facility – more power points (reducing the use of power boards), re-labelling circuits, updating emergency lighting and some light fittings. We are also looking into the cost of Wi-Fi in the clubhouse.

During 2018 we had a number of major repairs – the pavers at the bottom of the clubhouse stairs where damaged by BCC tractors driving across them, this area has now been cemented; the toilets where blocked by years of tree roots, these where cleared just prior to the start of the season, with the clubhouse having no toilets for a week just prior to the start of the season; the battery pack in the electric golf buggy failed and had to be replaced, and the security system at Rasey Park have to be updated. All these things required immediate action outside the budget and adjustments had to be made to allow all this essential work to be completed. We replaced some hand basins and toilets at Rasey Park and will continue with this upgrading in coming years.

Thank you to Noala and John for their dedication and love of the parks and to the office staff who are often the “labour” needed to move or check items across our two venues.

Kath Proctor.

TOURS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT REPORT

TOURS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT REPORT Tours – we had good year with Southern Cross wins but only 3 teams won across all State Championships. We took out the following Championships: U13 Div 1 & 2 and Masters Div 1. With Southern Cross – we won U15 Div 1, 2 & 3, U13 Div 2 and U11 Div 1, 2 & 3. Congratulations to all Coaches, Managers & Players.

Thank you to all Selectors who volunteered this year – it is a very time consuming job and often thankless but all players have equal opportunity to be seen. All Brisbane teams represented us well to the best of their abilities and this experience will only assist them in the future. Thank you to all Coaches, Managers and Umpires for your time that you put into each team and in achieving the best possible results. Congratulations to all of the players who made Qld teams, who made Shadow and who were identified.

Next year’s Championships are in: U13 Cairns (4 teams) U15 Gladstone (4 teams) U18 Tweed (4 teams) Masters Mackay (6 teams) Super League Brisbane (1 team) Opens (Qld Hockey Festival) Gold Coast (1 team)

Apparel sales were again strong with all age groups spending well on apparel. However, one of our suppliers advised that they were discontinuing our track pants and they would no longer be available by the end of this year. I had to place our 2019 order early but they gave us a good discount so hopefully the sales will reflect this next year.

Thanks to About You Promotions and Hot Lollie for suppling extra urgent apparel when required. “Stock on Hand” at the end of this season is larger than normal due mainly to the additional track pants order.

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Uniform & Equipment– we are still in the process of replacing our old playing uniforms – 30 playing top sets were replaced this year and another 25 will be replaced next year. I hope to have all teams in the same uniform by 2020. Thank you to all the Team Managers who assisted me with the uniform allocations and “safe” return of all items during this year. As this is my last report and I would like to thank BWHA Management for their patience and friendship over the many years. Also, to all the volunteers I have dealt with and worked with over the last 14 years. Now off for a wonderful “sea change” ☺

Sue Barsby Uniforms Officer Tours & Apparel Co-Ordinator

ARCHIVES REPORT

In 2018 there was a change in member for the Archive committee with the new Chair being Ronda Nix. The committee was made up of Jenny Tidey, Tracey O’Connor and Sue Reid.

We met on a number of occasions throughout the year with one of the main focuses being preparation for the 85th anniversary. Framed Photographs of former Australian Players were added to the walls of the Downey Park Club house and this collection will continue to grow. Details of BWHA life members are also in the process of being updated and this information will be updated on the website in 2019.

The committee is also undertaking the process of making digital copies of all the archives stored at Downey Park. This will reduce the risk of losing our history and hopefully eventually allow members to search for any details they may be looking for.

Sue Reid

ARCHIVES COMMITTEE REPORT

In 2018 there were two changes in membership of the Archives Committee. Long serving members Elma Brennand (Convener) who passed away in late 2017 was replaced by Ronda Nix and Shirley Otto retired and was replaced by Jenny Tidey. Tracey O’Connor also joined the new Committee, while Sue Reid continued on as the BWHA Management Committee member on the team.

The previous committee had provided a well-documented record of BWHA’s history, so the new Committee set three main objectives for the 2018 year as follows:

1. Updating the online Profiles of Life Members 2. Creating a photographic record of all persons named on the BWHA Honour Boards 3. Commemorating the 85th Anniversary of BWHA with a display of large framed photographs of BWHA’s Australian Players on the wall of the Clubhouse 4. The online Life Member profiles were created in 2009 as part of the Q150 celebrations for the sesquicentenary (150th anniversary) of the Separation of Queensland from New South Wales in 1859. Therefore, there was another nine year’s data to add, since not only were there five new Life Members since June 2009, many existing Life Members had continued to serve BWHA in that

25 time. The Committee were also of the opinion that some of the older Life Member profiles had missing information, particularly of their service to BWHA through their involvement at Queensland and Australian level. We found that Hockey Queensland (which came into being on 11 November 1995) did not keep the old Queensland Women’s Hockey Association (QWHA) Annual Reports. Fortunately, however, we were able to source them in the archives of the State Library of Queensland thanks to some prudent BWHA ladies who gathered them up prior to the formation of Hockey Queensland. Even more fortunately, Karin Walduck is Director, ICT Services at the State Library of Queensland, so was able to get them scanned in searchable PDF for us. Many hours have been spent by members of the Archives Committee searching through these documents to extract the relevant information this year.

It is our intention that the updated Life Member profiles will be on the BWHA Website in 2019.

Our goal of creating a photographic record of all persons named on the BWHA Honour Boards is progressing slowly but surely. Where we cannot find and identify a suitable photo in the BWHA archives, we are reliant on finding living relatives who are able to supply us with a photo. This is quite time consuming.

We managed to get a reasonable display of large framed portrait photographs of Australian Players in time to commemorate the 85th Anniversary of BWHA. We have contacted as many living players and relatives of deceased players as we can find for photographs taken at the time they were playing for Australia, preferably in uniform, and photos are continuing to trickle in. By the beginning of the season next year we expect to have photographs along the whole of the West wall of the clubhouse.

The committee is also undertaking the process of making digital copies of all BWHA archives. This will reduce the risk of losing our history and hopefully, eventually, allow members to search for any details they require whenever they wish. Whilst the Committee held a number of meetings at Downey Park throughout the year, the bulk of the work has been done in our Committee Member’s own time.

I would like to sincerely thank my Committee Members Jenny, Tracey and Sue for the commitment they have shown to achieve the objectives we set for the year. Many, many hours have been spent combing through records and photographs, scanning, collating and compiling data, emailing, telephoning and visiting people, and photo-shopping, printing, framing and hanging photographs.

Ronda Nix OAM (Convener)

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CANTEEN & BAR REPORT

BWHA runs two canteens (Downey Park and Rasey Park) that are open when fixtures are being played at the venue and a bar on Saturday afternoons upstairs in the clubhouse. Thank you to Abby Nichols (Canteen Convenor) for all her effort in ensuring the canteen is stocked with quality items for our members and guests. Her Saturday shift starts early and finishes after the last game, her work ethic is a credit to her, she manages the staff, the cooking, cleaning and stocktaking. The canteens are often the first casual job for our young staff and we thank them for being part of our grass hockey experience.

For the past 10 years Sue Barsby has been the person behind the canteen organising rosters, purchases and preparing items for sale on Saturdays. Thank you Sue for all your efforts in this area, you will be missed next year. Lisa Donaldson will be the BWHA staff member taking on the behind the scenes work in 2019, so if you have any suggestions or ideas to make this service even better, please let Lisa know.

The Bar is a service we provide on Saturday afternoon – a wide variety of beverages allow our members and guests to enjoy a drink, they chat about their game and their week, it is a social opportunity. We would encourage more people to utilise this facility to ensure it continues in the future. Jess Ross ran the bar most Saturday’s with support from Jeremy Truscott, Lisa Donaldson and Sue Barsby. Thank you to Jess and all that supported the bar.

Kathleen Proctor General Manager

Overall, I believe the canteen ran fairly smoothly again this year with minor issues, considering we had a whole bunch of new staff to teach. It was challenging without a doubt and at times a little bit stressful, but we got there… I found that having kept back another senior worker to help me out the back was a phenomenal help and without it at times I would have been worse off. The quantities again were very hard to judge and unpredictable each week, however, Sue did an excellent job throughout the season. I would find it more beneficial having around 3 senior staff on, one out the back with the supervisor (like Sophie was with myself), and another out the front with the junior staff, as it is very hard to be monitoring staff throughout the whole day. Another recommendation would be I do not find just the orientation of the canteen enough training for new staff. I found this evident after this year, as all of the staff were new in comparison to other years when we always had experienced people guiding them. A recommendation would be for new staff to undergo at least 3 work experience shifts (unpaid) to learn more than just the basics of scanning through items but communication was a huge issue this year, from not giving orders, not ensuring someone has acknowledged the order and knows about it, trying to yell an order to me from out the front over so much noise to sometimes not communicating at all. This was one

27 of the biggest issues and at times it felt like I just had to be a mind reader or be in 2 places at once. However, aside from some of the issues that evolved it was a pretty great year with a lot of different challenges and joyful events. Lastly, a massive Thank you to Sue Barsby for all the hard work she has done for myself and the canteen over the years, it goes without saying that you will truly be missed and not forgotten!

Abby Nicholls Canteen Convenor

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2018 RECORDS

SENIORS POINTS TABLES TURF

*Denotes Premiership Winners

Division 1 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 University of Qld 1* 18 16 2 0 0 69 11 58 48 2 Kedron Wavell 1 18 14 4 0 0 69 17 52 42 3 Ascot 1 18 13 4 1 0 45 16 29 40 4 Commercial 1 18 11 5 2 0 63 21 42 35 5 Easts Carina Leagues 1 18 10 4 4 0 54 23 31 34 6 Norths 1 18 8 9 1 0 29 34 -5 25 7 St Andrews 1 18 7 10 1 0 40 42 -2 22 8 Valley 1 18 4 14 0 0 22 49 -27 12 9 Redcliffe Leagues 1 18 2 15 1 0 23 77 -54 7 10 QUT 1 18 0 18 0 0 5 129 -124 0

Division 2 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Commercial 2* 22 16 1 3 2 71 13 58 51 2 Easts 2 22 13 4 3 2 63 14 49 42 3 Kedron Wavell 2 22 13 4 3 2 52 16 36 42 4 University of Qld 2 22 12 3 5 2 69 17 52 41 5 Ascot 2 22 11 5 4 2 39 21 18 37 6 St Andrews 2 22 11 5 4 2 48 33 15 37 7 Valley 2 22 10 10 0 2 35 50 -15 30 8 Norths 2 22 6 13 1 2 37 56 -19 19 9 Redcliffe Leagues 2 22 2 15 3 2 17 77 -60 9 10 SWU 1 22 2 17 1 2 11 56 -45 7 11 Bulimba 1 22 0 19 1 2 7 96 -89 1

Division 3 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Commercial 3* 22 21 0 1 0 85 17 68 64 2 University of Qld 3 22 16 5 1 0 66 22 44 49 3 Ascot 3 22 16 5 1 0 46 22 24 49 4 SWU 2 22 13 8 1 0 64 40 24 40 5 Easts 3 22 11 6 5 0 48 21 27 38 6 St Andrews 3 22 11 9 2 0 48 41 7 35 7 Valley 3 22 10 8 4 0 47 28 19 34 8 Kedron Wavell 3 22 10 10 2 0 36 37 -1 32 9 Redcliffe Leagues 3 22 5 15 2 0 29 46 -17 17 10 Norths 3 2018 22 4 16 2 0 22 57 -35 14 11 Bulimba 2 22 4 17 1 0 14 69 -55 13 12 QUT 2 22 0 22 0 0 3 108 -105 0

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Division 4 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Easts Gold 4 7 4 1 2 0 9 5 4 45 2 SWU 3 7 2 4 1 0 5 7 -2 41 3 Ascot 4* 7 3 4 0 0 9 8 1 39 4 Kedron Wavell 4 7 4 2 1 0 12 10 2 38 5 Easts Black 5 7 3 3 1 0 10 10 0 35 6 University of Qld 4 7 2 2 3 0 13 13 0 34 7 Logan 1 7 2 3 2 0 8 8 0 29 8 Pine Hills 1 7 2 3 2 0 7 12 -5 29

Division 4 Reserve P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 SBE 1* 5 4 0 1 0 16 3 13 29 2 Redlands 1 5 2 2 1 0 8 7 1 24 3 Norths 4 5 2 1 2 0 9 3 6 16 4 Valley 4 5 2 3 0 0 5 10 -5 11 5 Bulimba 3 5 1 3 1 0 3 11 -8 8 6 Redcliffe Leagues 4 5 1 3 1 0 4 11 -7 7

Division 5 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Redcliffe Leagues 5* 7 6 0 0 1 22 5 17 54 2 Easts Black 7 7 4 2 0 1 20 14 6 39 3 Kedron Wavell 5 7 4 2 0 1 11 7 4 38 4 Norths 5 7 2 4 0 1 11 12 -1 33 5 University of Qld 6 7 2 3 1 1 8 13 -5 30 6 University of Qld 5 7 2 4 0 1 12 15 -3 28 7 Pine Rivers 1 7 0 5 1 1 3 21 -18 20

Division 5 Reserve P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 SWU 4 5 3 1 1 0 9 8 1 27 2 Valley 5 5 2 1 2 0 7 5 2 19 3 Easts Gold 6* 5 3 1 1 0 14 10 4 16 4 SBE 2 5 1 2 2 0 7 6 1 15 5 Pine Hills 2 5 0 2 3 0 4 8 -4 7 6 Bulimba 4 5 1 3 1 0 7 11 -4 4

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GRASS *Denotes Premiership Winners

DP1 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Ascot 5* 20 15 2 3 0 46 6 40 48 2 Norths 6 20 11 2 7 0 31 11 20 40 3 Commercial 4 20 9 5 6 0 26 17 9 33 4 Commodores 1 20 3 10 7 0 11 22 -11 16 5 University of Qld 7 20 3 11 6 0 12 43 -31 15 6 Kedron Wavell 6 20 1 12 7 0 7 34 -27 10

DP2 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 St Andrews 4 20 15 2 3 0 61 14 47 48 2 Commercial 5* 20 14 5 1 0 55 19 36 43 3 Norths 7 20 11 5 4 0 40 21 19 37 4 Ascot 6 20 7 10 3 0 26 32 -6 24 5 Redcliffe Leagues 5 20 5 10 5 0 27 40 -13 20 6 SBE 3 20 0 20 0 0 6 89 -83 0

DP3 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 QUT 4* 21 15 2 4 0 49 13 36 49 2 Commercial 6 21 14 4 3 0 38 27 11 45 3 Valley 6 21 11 3 7 0 26 11 15 40 4 Kedron Wavell 7 21 13 7 1 0 27 19 8 40 5 University of Qld 8 21 5 10 6 0 22 25 -3 21 6 SWU 5 21 4 12 5 0 10 23 -13 17 7 Pine Hills 3 21 4 14 3 0 19 39 -20 15 8 Norths 8 21 0 14 7 0 11 45 -34 7

DP4 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Pine Rivers 2* 16 12 0 6 2 36 11 25 42 2 QUT 5 16 12 2 4 2 36 14 22 40 3 SBE 4 16 12 2 4 2 29 19 10 40 4 Commodores 2 16 10 6 2 2 22 19 3 32 5 Logan 2 16 9 9 0 2 25 43 -18 27 6 SWU 6 16 7 8 2 1 18 25 -7 23 7 St Andrews 5 16 7 11 0 2 20 23 -3 21 8 University 9 16 5 11 2 2 14 29 -15 17 9 Easts 8 16 3 12 2 1 13 30 -17 11

DP5 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Commercial 7* 18 15 3 0 0 60 11 49 45 2 SWU 7 18 13 5 0 0 36 15 21 39 3 Ascot 8 18 12 4 2 0 32 18 14 38 4 University of Qld 10 18 10 4 4 0 33 23 10 34 5 Kedron Wavell 8 18 7 7 4 0 19 22 -3 25 6 Valley 7 18 6 9 3 0 16 23 -7 21 7 SBE 5 18 4 6 8 0 10 17 -7 20 8 St Andrews 6 18 3 11 4 0 10 36 -26 13 9 Pine Rivers 3 18 3 11 4 0 11 38 -27 13 10 Pine Hills 4 18 1 14 3 0 6 30 -24 6

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MASTERS *Denotes Premiership Winners

MM1 P W L D GF GA GD PTS 1 Kedron Wavell MM1 20 15 4 1 37 16 21 46 2 Norths MM1 20 12 4 4 40 17 23 40 3 Valley MM1* 20 44 5 4 48 22 26 37 4 Ascot MM1 20 6 9 5 14 18 -4 23 5 QUT MM1 20 6 11 3 88 35 -24 21 6 University MM1 20 1 18 1 1 50 -42 4

MM2 P W L D GF GA GD PTS 1 Bulimba MM2* 20 16 1 3 64 14 50 51 2 Ascot MM2 20 15 2 3 67 13 54 48 3 Commercial MM2 20 8 8 4 31 29 2 28 4 Pine Hills MM2 20 3 10 7 23 42 -19 16 5 Norths MM2 20 4 13 3 18 57 -39 15 6 Redlands MM2 20 2 14 4 25 73 -48 10

MM3 P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Bulimba MM3* 21 16 1 1 3 71 10 61 49 2 Redcliffe MM3 21 14 3 1 3 50 14 36 43 3 SBE MM3 21 10 6 2 3 48 23 25 32 4 QUT MM3 21 6 8 4 3 30 31 -1 22 5 Valley MM3 21 4 10 4 3 22 30 -8 16 6 Kedron Wavell MM3 21 3 11 4 3 23 43 -20 13 7 Easts MM3 21 0 14 4 3 15 45 -30 4

MM4 P W L D GF GA GD PTS 1 Norths MM4* 20 16 1 3 48 9 39 51 2 Commercial MM4 20 13 4 3 51 12 39 42 3 SWU MM4 20 6 5 9 23 23 0 27 4 Bulimba MM4 20 5 7 8 14 20 -6 23 5 Pine Hills Mm4 20 5 11 4 12 38 -26 19 6 SBE MM4 20 0 17 3 4 50 -46 3 *Denotes Premiership Winners

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2018 SENIOR RESULTS

HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS GRADE GOALS NAME CLUB The Bart Mellish MP & Joan 20 Tiana Barrett University Peace MP Division 1 Division 2 27 Paige Schouw Commercial Division 3 21 Karen Stennett Commercial Division 4 22 Neteske Venter University Division 5 21 Sue Barsby Redcliffe DP1 13 Sara Hann Ascot DP2 16 Stephanie Goulding St Andrews DP3 11 Brianna Hancock Kedron Wavell DP4 19 Shandel Thomas-Clark Logan DP5 16 Sharyn Dawson SWU Masters 1 12 Amanda Beerhalter Kedron Wavell Masters 2 23 Samone Spall Ascot Masters 3 16 Nicole Fox Redcliffe Masters 4 8 Michelle Watt Commercial

MINOR PREMIERS The Bart Mellish MP & Joan Taxation Shield University 1 Peace MP Division 1 Division 2 Mary Nairn Shield Commercial 2 Division 3 Elma Brennand Shield Commercial 3 Division 4 Lyn Thomas Shield Easts Gold 4 Division 5 June Snarski Shield Redcliffe 5 DP1 Jenny Tidey Shield Ascot 5 DP2 Heather Scraggs Shield St Andrews 4 DP3 Taxation Shield QUT 4 R.Robinson, E.McDougall, E.White DP4 Taxation Shield Pine Rivers 2 K.Lehmann, D.Hirst DP5 Taxation Shield Commercial 7 D.Byrne, V.Worthington, P.Josiffe Masters 1 Joyce Proctor Shield Kedron Wavell Masters 2 Faye Wastell Shield Bulimba Masters 3 Noala Gordon Shield Bulimba Masters 4 Meg Brodie Shield Norths

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PREMIERSHIP WINNERS The Bart Mellish MP & Joan Shirley Higgins Memorial Shield University 1 Peace MP Division 1 Division 2 Annette Eve Trophy Commercial 2 Division 3 Olive Perry Trophy Commercial 3 Division 4 Marilyn Chatfield Trophy Ascot 4 Division 5 Dell Parkyn Trophy Redcliffe 5 DP1 Betty Watson Trophy Ascot 5 DP2 Pixie Josiffe Trophy Commercial 5 DP3 Ruby Robinson Trophy QUT 4 DP4 Phemie McDougall Trophy Pine Rivers 2 DP5 Fay Crunkhorn Trophy Commercial 7 Masters 1 Ros Julien Trophy Valley Masters 2 Isabel Sims Trophy Bulimba Masters 3 Caroline Schomberg Trophy Bulimba Masters 4 Karin Walduck Shield Norths

BEST & FAIREST IN GRAND FINALS The Bart Mellish MP & Joan Win McMullin Shield Meg Pearce - Uni Peace MP Division 1 Division 2 Elaine Green Shield Debbie Little - Commercial Division 3 Jenny Heron Shield Georgia Carr-Brown - Uni Division 4 Mary Cockings Shield Julie Bennett - Ascot Division 5 Mary Hughes Shield Janene McCall - Redcliffe DP1 Leigh Henderson - Commercial DP2 Katie McCready – St Andrews DP3 Irene Rounds -Valley DP4 Chloe Foyster - QUT DP5 Prue Voykin - Commercial Masters 1 Amanda Paech – KW Masters 2 Tammy Drews - Bulimba Masters 3 Maia Zuideveld - Bulimba Masters 4 Helen Hart - Commercial

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PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS The Bart Mellish MP & Joan Ronda Nix OAM Jane Gleeson - QUT Peace MP Division 1 Best & Fairest The Bart Mellish MP & Joan Shirley Otto Ruby Harris - Easts Peace MP Division 1 Rookie of the Year The Bart Mellish MP & Joan Janne Ellis Jane Gleeson - QUT Peace MP Division 1 Players Player Award Division 2 Best & Fairest in Division Susan Arthur - Bulimba Division 3 Best & Fairest in Division Bianca Elisseos - Valley Division 4 Best & Fairest in Division Rachel Berry – Pine Hills Division 5 Best & Fairest in Division Bianca Bin - University DP1 Best & Fairest in Division Melanie Johnston - Commercial DP2 Best & Fairest in Division Lucy Moxon - SBE DP3 Best & Fairest in Division Irene Rounds - Valley DP4 Best & Fairest in Division Anna Young - SBE DP5 Best & Fairest in Division Sally Ah Toon - Valley Masters 1 Best & Fairest in Division Kylie Pink –Kedron Wavell Masters 2 Best & Fairest in Division Petra West - Redlands Masters 3 Best & Fairest in Division Nicole Fox - Redcliffe Masters 4 Best & Fairest in Division Karen Scot - Commercial

MAJOR AWARDS

PAM GLOSSOP SHIELD LYN THOMAS SHIELD Highest Representative Honours Most Promising Senior Umpire Jodie Kenny Melanie Blanchard

HEATHER SCRAGGS SHIELD CHERYL KANN SHIELD Highest Umpiring Honours Most Promising Senior Grass Umpire Lauren Berndt Riley Kirk

JAN HADFIELD SHIELD MARY HUGHES MEDAL Highest Coaching Honours Most Valuable Umpire Senior Grass Nikki Taylor Sarah Rush

Highest Technical Officer Most Promising Technical Officer Sonya Fisher Sarah Sheppard

BEST SENIOR CLUB 2018 Commercial

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BWHA, HOCKEY QUEENSLAND AND HOCKEY AUSTRALIA

UMPIRING BADGES AND AWARDS

Note: C- Community, CA – Community Advanced, HQCA – Hockey Queensland Community Advanced, HA1 – Hockey Australia Level 1, HQ1A – Hockey Queensland Level 1 Advanced, HA2 – Hockey Australia Level 2 Name Club Badge Name Club Badge Erica Colles Ascot C Emma Crowhurst SWU C Adrian Pate Arana Ascot C Zoe Winfield SWU C Neve Fossey Ascot C Charlotte Kemlo SWU C Kerryn Kay Bulimba C Sophie Clements St Andrews C Kim Newton Bulimba C Annabel Lauder Valley C Susan Arthur Bulimba C Stephanie Tempany Valley C Scarlett Lark Commercial C Sara Rogers Ascot CA Kaylee Thistlethwaite Commercial C Sienna Graham Commercial CA Madelyn Dobbs Easts C Alice Palmer Commercial CA Katie Le Moeligou Kedron Wavell C Christina Duncan Norths CA Michelle Weekes Kedron Wavell C Jade Kinshela Norths CA Paige Tremble Kedron Wavell C Aimee Mazzaferri QUT CA Ashleigh Rigby Norths C Lucy Moxon SBE CA Kaity Harte Norths C Ariana Gough SWU CA Georgia Reeves Norths C Georgia Gaddes Kedron Wavell HA1 Zoe Goodwin Norths C Isobel Hartog SWU HA1 Madeleine Stokes Phillips QUT C Jade Kinshela Norths HA1 Tania Moore QUT C Melanie Blanchard Kedron Wavell HQ1A Sarah Rush QUT C Abby Heffernan Kedron Wavell HQ1A Samantha Littman SBE C Emily Pritchard QUT HQ1A Petra West SBE C Helen Kura Independent HA2

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL APPOINTMENTS

Hockey Queensland Women’s Championships TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT U15 Men Indoor - Toowoomba Sonya Fisher Tournament Director 2 – 4 November 2017 John Luff Technical Manager Super League Women & Men - Brisbane Sonya Fisher Tournament Director 5 – 7 May 2018 Lyn Thomas Technical Assessor John Luff Technical Judge Sarah Sheppard Technical Judge Greg Shirvington Technical Judge Masters Women - Townsville Cheryl Kahn Tournament Director 5 – 10 June 2018 Caroline Schomberg Technical Judge Naomi Crase Technical Judge U18 Women - Cairns Jo Hudson Technical Judge 1 – 3 July 2018 U18 Men - Ipswich Lyn Hill Technical Assessor 1 – 3 July 2018 John Luff Technical Judge

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U13 Women - Bundaberg Greg Shirvington Technical Judge 8 – 11 July 2018 U15 Women Lesley Bennett Tournament Director 23 – 26 September, Hervey Bay U15 Men - Sunshine Coast John Luff Technical Manager 23 – 26 September 2018 Naomi Crase Technical Judge Jenny Heron Technical Judge Naomi Zerner Technical Judge Caroline Schomberg Technical Judge John Luff Technical Manager U18 Girls Indoor Jenny Heron Technical Manager 26 – 28 October, Carrara Naomi Crase Technical Judge John Luff Technical Judge Caroline Schomberg Technical Judge Greg Shirvington Technical Judge Super 6s / U21s Indoor Challenge – Toowoomba Sonya Fisher Tournament Director 16 - 18 November 2018

Hockey Australia Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT Women’s & Men’s & U18 Indoor Championships – Goulburn, NSW Sonya Fisher Assistant Tournament Director 21 – 25 Jan 2018 Women’s & Men’s U21 Australian Championships – Sydney NSW Sarah Sheppard Technical Official 4 – 11 July 2018 Women’s Australian Hockey League - Sarah Sheppard Technical Official Various Locations Sonya Fisher Technical Official October – November 2018 Women’s Masters Championships – Sonya Fisher Tournament Director Bunbury / Busselton WA Caroline Schomberg Assistant Tournament Director 4 – 10 October 2018

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS

Hockey Queensland Women’s Championships

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT Super League Women - Brisbane Kerryl Chandler Umpire 5 – 7 May 2018 Tamara Leonard Umpire Lauren Berndt Umpire Deb O’Connell Umpire Emily Ogden Umpire Lyn Hill Umpire Manager Annette Asplin Umpire Manager Masters Women - Townsville Samantha Littman Umpire 5 – 10 June 2018 Caitlin Smith Umpire Naomi Zerner Umpire Zoe Rendall Umpire

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Kathryn Crooks Umpire Lucy Moxon Umpire Lyn Hill Umpire Manager Kerryl Chandler Umpire Manager Under 18 Women - Cairns Abby Heffernan Umpire 1 – 3 July 2018 Ariana Gough Umpire Emily Pritchard Umpire Caitlin Smith Umpire Lyn Hill Umpire Manager U13 Women - Bundaberg Isobel Hartog Umpire 8 – 11 July 2018 Georgie Dobbs Umpire Gabrielle Risetto Umpire Grace Schultz Umpire Helen Kura Umpire Manager U15 Women - Hervey Bay Isobel Hartog Umpire 23 – 26 September 2018 Georgia Gaddes Umpire Zali Gough Umpire Jade Kinshela Umpire Tamara Leonard Umpire Manager U15 Men Indoor - Brisbane Lyn Hill Umpire Manager 2 – 4 November 2018 Super 6s / U21s Indoor Challenge - Toowoomba Lyn Hill Umpire Manager 16 – 18 November 2018

Hockey Australia Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT Women’s U18s - Launceston, TAS Lauren Berndt Umpire 13 – 21 March 2018 Jess Currie Umpire Women’s U15s - Wollongong, NSW Mel Blanchard Umpire 18 – 27 April 2018 Abby Heffernan Umpire Women’s U21s – Sydney Tamara Leonard Umpire 4 – 11 July 2018 Emily Ogden Umpire Lauren Berndt Umpire Deb O’Connell Umpire Irene Clelland Umpire Manager Women’s AHL – Various Locations Tara Leonard Umpire October – November 2018 Kerryl Chandler Umpire Lauren Berndt Umpire Lynn Cowie-McAlister Umpire Manager Australian Country – Berri SA Helen Kura Umpire 3 – 11 August 2018 Women’s Masters – Bunbury / Busselton Helen Kura Umpire WA Katrina Noonan Umpire 4 – 10 October 2018 Emily Pritchard Umpire

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International Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT Four Nations Tournament – Osaka Japan Kerryl Chandler Umpire 12 – 16 September 2018

QUEENSLAND AND AUSTRALIAN TECHNICAL BADGES

Naomi Crase – HQ –Senior Technical Judge

Joanne Hudson – HQ – Junior Technical Judge

Teagan Criddle – HQ – Junior Technical Judge

2018 POLIGRAS SUPERLEAGUE – Brisbane 5 - 7 May

BRISBANE BLITZ PLACING Ascot McCann, Sara-Jane 1st – South Coast Sharks Commercial Witheyman-Crump, Emily 2nd – Brisbane Blitz Easts Brown, Ella 3rd – Central Mudturtles Easts Ferguson, Genevieve 4th – Northern Storm Easts Ferguson, Aleesa 5th – South West Lumberjills Easts Harris, Ruby 6th – Wide Bay Thunder Easts Howard, Lindsey Easts Smith, Jade Kedron Wavell Lowry, Hannah Kedron Wavell Wilkinson, Britt St Andrews Collier, Lily St Andrews McBurnie, Ashlyn St Andrews Yearbury, Nicole University Barrett, Taina University Brown, Rhyleigh University Gallagher, Morgan Valley Richards, Lauren COACH Brendan Edwards Asst COACH Lynda Boyle MANAGER Sue Reid

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2018 U18 SOUTHERN CROSS SQUADS – Buderim 14 May

Cherry Squad Royal Squad Club Name Club Name Ascot Morgan, Jorja Ascot Agnew, Sevella Commercial Harris, Charlotte Ascot Haigh, Prue Commercial Hudson, Phoebe Commercial De Waal Hart, Lara Commercial McCann, Marcia Commercial Van Der Wath, Marine’ Commercial Turner, Imogen Commercial White, Georgia Easts Brown, Ella Kedron Wavell Awyzio, Holly Easts Coster, Hannah Norths Armstrong, Kayley Easts Slater, Siubhan Norths Logan, Aaliyah Kedron Wavell Best, Montanah Norths Mitchell, Charlotte Kedron Wavell Lowry, Abbey St Andrews Haigh, Elizabeth University Brown, Rhyleigh SWU Gough, Zali University Carr-Brown, Georgia SWU Hartog, Isobel University Caton, Emily University Hill, Abbey Valley Polovich, Hannah University Lloyd, Chantelle Coach Matt Bradley Valley Hartnett, Kelsey Manager Jane Brown Coach Sara Rogers Umpire Abby Heffernan Manager Sue Reid Umpire Imogen Orphin 2018 U18 SOUTHERN CROSS SQUADS – Toowoomba 20 May

Gold Squad White Squad Club Name Club Name All Hallows Nohreiter, Lauren All Hallows Banister, Lucy Arana Ascot Harness, Elizabeth All Hallows Flannery, Natalie Commercial Wenck, Caitlin All Hallows Nash, Sophie Easts Martin, Grace All Hallows Varghese, Isabella Kedron Wavell Harvey, Hannah Arana Ascot Crismani, Liana Kedron Wavell Whitehart, Josephine Easts Ryan, Kasheka Norths Kinshela, Jade Easts Ryan, Rani SBE Burns, Jessica Easts Wilford, Molly SBE Burns, Olivia Kedron Wavell Carter, Zali SBE Martin, Danica Kedron Wavell Galvin, Carla SBE West, Mary Kedron Wavell Le Moeligou, Kathie SWU Ladbrook, Jaimee Kedron Wavell Raymond, Chloe SWU Richter, Maddie Kedron Wavell Smith, Sarah Valley Elisseos, Bianca Norths Harte, Kaitlin Ann Valley Torpey, Jamie SBE Wilson, Emily Coach Judy Hartnett SWU Bush, Madison Manager Nicole Richter Coach Prue Armstrong Umpire Emily Pritchard Manager Monique Harte Umpire Caitlyn Smith

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Division 1 Division 2 1st – Tweed Border 1st – Sunshine Coast 2nd – Brisbane Cherry 2nd – Brisbane Gold 3rd – Toowoomba 1 3rd – Toowoomba 2 4th – Ipswich 4th – Brisbane White 5th – Brisbane Royal 5th – Warwick

UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – Cairns 1 – 3 July 2018

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Ascot Agnew, Sevella All Hallows Nohreiter, Lauren Commercial Harris, Charlotte Commercial De Waal Hart, Lara Commercial Hudson, Phoebe Commercial Van Der Wath, Marine’ (VC) Commercial McCann, Marcia Easts Martin, Grace Easts Brown, Ella Kedron Wavell Awyzio, Holly Easts Coster, Hannah Kedron Wavell Harvey, Hannah Easts Slater, Siubhan (CC) Norths Armstrong, Kayley Kedron Wavell Best, Montanah Norths Williams, Rowlande Kedron Wavell Lowry, Abbey SBE Burns, Jessica Norths Mitchell, Charlotte SBE West, Mary University Brown, Rhyleigh (CC) St Andrews Haigh, Elizabeth (C) University Caton, Emily SWU Gough, Zali University Carr-Brown, Georgia University Lloyd, Chantelle Valley Hartnett, Kelsey Valley Elisseos, Bianca Valley Polovich, Hannah COACH Sara Rogers COACH Matt Bradley MANAGER Sue Reid MANAGER Candice Luff UMPIRE Ariana Gough UMPIRE Abby Heffernan

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 All Hallows Nash, Sophie All Hallows Banister, Lucy All Hallows Varghese, Isabella All Hallows Flannery, Natalie Arana Ascot Crismani, Liana Arana Ascot Harness, Elizabeth Easts Ryan, Kasheka Arana Ascot Pyle, Emilia Kedron Wavell Carter, Zali Easts Ryan, Rani Kedron Wavell Le Moeligou, Katie Easts Wilford, Molly (C) Kedron Wavell Whitehart, Josephine Kedron Wavell Gaddes, Georgia Norths Kinshela, Jade (C) Kedron Wavell Galvin, Carla SBE Burns, Olivia Kedron Wavell Smith, Sarah SBE Martin, Danica (VC) Norths Harte, Kaitlin Ann SBE Wilson, Emily Pine Hills Dickson, Jordan SWU Ladbrook, Jaimee Redcliffe Kropp, Ellen SWU Richter, Maddie SWU Bush, Madison (VC) Valley Torpey, Jamie Valley Reid, Chloe COACH Judy Hartnett COACH Prue Armstrong MANAGER Nicole Richter MANAGER Monique Harte UMPIRE Emily Pritchard UMPIRE Caitlyn Smith

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Division 1 Division 2 1st – Tweed Border 1st – Rockhampton 2nd – Brisbane 1 2nd – Sunshine Coast 3rd – Townsville 1 3rd – Bundaberg 4th – Toowoomba 1 4th – Brisbane 3 5th – Fraser Coast 5th – Cairns 2 5th – Mackay 6th – Toowoomba 2 7th – Gold Coast 7th – Gladstone 8th – Ipswich 8th – Atherton 9th – Brisbane 2 9th – Brisbane 4 10th – Cairns 1 10th – Warwick 11th – Townsville 2

MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS – Townsville June 8 – 10 2018

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Ascot Ford, Louise Ascot Bradbury, Carol (VC) Ascot Mathis, Caryn Ascot Burton, Diana Easts Cameron, Belinda (CC) Ascot Gibbons, Jennifer Kedron Wavell Anderson, Rowena Ascot Kuss, Teresa (C) Kedron Wavell Paech, Amanda Ascot Nasca, Monique Kedron Wavell Pink, Kylie Bulimba Smith, Amelia Norths O’Donohue, Kylie Commercial Blackwell, Gail Norths Swartz, Donne’ Kedron Wavell Hickson, Alissa Norths Walton, Sarah Norths Saltzer, Bridget QUT Zataj-Gizka, Sylwia Norths Symes, Joanna Redcliffe Pfingst, Catherine QUT McQueen, Dinah University Chad, Jessica Redcliffe Robinson, Kelli (VC) University Donald, Shannon (CC) SBE Clapham, Teresa University Wilson, Annette University Walton, Noreen COACH Graham Wakefield Valley North, Kathryn NANAGER Karin Walduck COACH Janene McCall UMPIRE Naomi Zerner MANAGER Jenny Heron UMPIRE Zoe Rendall

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BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Ascot Colles, Erica Bulimba Gibson, Yvonne Bulimba Gray, Alison Bulimba Greitschus, Janelle (C) Commercial Kerklaan-Guilger, Angela Commercial Roberts, Kellie Commercial Lambie, Nicola Commercial Walker, Joan Kedron Wavell McDonald, Julia Easts Harris, Sue Norths Birch, Kris-Anne Kedron Wavell Crowley, Karen Norths Kinshela, Marie Kedron Wavell English, Dawn Norths McShane, Penny Norths Kernke, Sue (VC) QUT Dichmont, Catherine Norths Williams, Tricia QUT Mitchell, Leith (CC) SBE Martin, Carolyn Redcliffe Hunter, Julie (CC) SBE Young, Anna SBE Higgins, Karen Redcliffe Doney, Senya University Ovenell, Toni Valley Hartnett, Judy Valley Harper, Sally Valley Sharp, Helen COACH Ken Dohnt COACH Peter Hampton MANAGER Sue Howard MANAGER Jane Hayes UMPIRE Kate Crooks UMPIRE Lucy Moxon

BRISBANE 5 BRISBANE 6 Commercial Kessling, Joanna Bulimba Nicholls, Wendy Commercial Stevenson, Kerrianne Commercial Street, Glenda Commodores/Pine Kedron Wavell Badini Elaine (CC) Hills Gallagher, Donna Easts/Norths Schomberg, Caroline Kedron Wavell Haines, Kerrie Kedron Wavell Sullivan, Tracey, (C) Pine Hills Galloway, Jan Norths Logan, Kirsten Pine Hills Slocomb, Clare Norths Watson, Marthy Pine Hills Speechly, Rachel Pine Hills Hopper, Colleen Pine Hills Sutherland, Robyn (CC) SBE Hinton, Debbie Redcliffe Elliot, Cindy SBE Logan, Julie SBE Cripps, Narelle SBE Hunter, Cassandra SBE McCormick, Shirley SWU Drover, Emma SBE Parker, Elizabeth SWU Whitchurch, Maree SWU Castle, Sally Valley Lobb, Liz (VC) SWU Thornton, Liza COACH Paul Connors COACH Pam Nitarski MANAGER Carol Chui Chong MANAGER Tracey O’Connor UMPIRE Caitlyn Smith UMPIRE Sam Littman

DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 1st – Brisbane 1 1st – Cairns 1 1st– Townsville 1 2nd – Mackay 1 2nd – Brisbane 2 2nd – Gladstone 1 3rd – Sunshine Coast 1 3rd – Redlands 1 3rd – Mackay 2 4th – Maryborough 1 3rd –Gympie 1 3rd – Hervey Bay 5th – Gold Coast 1 5th – Bundaberg 5th – Brisbane 4 6th – Toowoomba 1 6th – Ipswich 1 5th – Sunshine Coast 2 7th – Tweed Border 1 7th – Tweed Border 2 7th – Gold Coast 2 8th – Rockhampton 1 8th – Brisbane 3 8th – Mount Isa 1

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DIVISION 4 DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6 1ST – Maryborough 2 1st – Townsville 2 1st – Cairns 2 2nd – Atherton 1 2nd – Mackay 3 2nd – Mackay 4 3rd – Rockhampton 2 3rd – Gympie 2 3rd – Townsville 4 4th – Ipswich 2 4th – Townsville 3 4th – Gladstone 2 5th – Tweed Border 3 5th – Warwick 5th – Atherton 2 6th – Sunshine Coast 3 6th – Brisbane 6 7th – Gold Coast 3 7th – Toowoomba 2 8th – Brisbane 5 8th – Redlands 2

2018 STATE REPRESENTATIVES

2018 QUEENSLAND U18 SQUAD Emily Whiteman-Crump – Commercial Jade Smith - Easts Imogen Turner – Commercial Jemma Punch – Kedron Wavell Ella Brown Brown – Easts Caitlin Free – St Andrews Genevieve Ferguson – Easts Rhyleigh Brown - University Ruby Harris - Easts Emily Caton - University Suibhan Slater – Easts Annetta Seduadua - University

2018 QUEENSLAND U18 TEAM 1 Emily Witheyman-Crump – Commercial Jade Smith - Easts Ella Brown – Easts Rhyleigh Brown - University Genevieve Ferguson – Easts

Coach Brendan Edwards – Kedron Wavell

2018 QUEENSLAND U18 TEAM 2 Jemma Punch – Kedron Wavell Imogen Turner - Commercial

Assistant Coach Manager Candice Luff – Kedron Wavell Sue Reid - Valley

2018 QUEENSLAND U21 TEAM Emily Witheyman-Crump – Commercial Ashlyn McBurnie – St Andrews Genevieve Ferguson - Easts Morgan Gallagher - University Jemma Punch – Kedron Wavell

Coach Manager Nikki Taylor Rebecca Schloss

2018 QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS SQUAD

Renee Taylor – HAHPP Emily Burrows - Norths Britt Wilkinson – Kedron Wavell Morgan Gallagher – University Georgia Hillas – Easts

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2018 QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS TEAM

Renee Taylor – HAHPP Emily Burrows - Norths Britt Wilkinson – Kedron Wavell Morgan Gallagher – University Georgia Hillas – Easts

Coach Manager Lee Bodimeade - Valley Nikki Taylor – Kedron Wavell

2018 QUEENSLAND MASTERS REPRESENTATIVES 35+ AGE GROUP 40+ AGE GROUP 45+ AGE GROUP Belinda Cameron – Easts Teresa Clapham - SBE Carol Bradbury - Ascot Rowena Anderson - KW Donne’ Swartz – Norths Penny McShane - Norths Amanda Paech - KW Annette Wilson – UQ Joanna Symes - Norths Kylie Pink - KW Catherine Pfingst- Redcliffe Kylie O’Donohue – Norths Sarah Walton – Norths Jessica Chad - UQ Shannon Donald – University COACH Graham Wakefield - St Andrews

50+ AGE GROUP 55+ AGE GROUP 55+ AGE GROUP (2) Helen Sharp - Valley Gail Blackwell – Commercial Donna Gallagher – Pine Hills Janene McCall - Redcliffe Elaine Badini – Kedron Wavell Anita Sikes – Redcliffe Kerrie Haines – Kedron Wavell Marthy Watson - Norths Coleen Hooper – Pine Hills Maree Whitchurch - SWU MANAGER Tracey O’Connor – KW

60+ AGE GROUP 65+ AGE GROUP Lyn Hill – Ascot Donna Smith – Kedron Wavell Liz Moffatti – Norths Jan Galloway – Pine Hills COACH – Pam Nitarski - MBC Clare Slocomb – Pine Hills Robyn Sutherland – Pine Hills Narelle Cripps - SBE Shirley McCormick - SBE Robyn Sneddon – St Andrews COACH – Judy Keen – Kedron Wavell

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2018 U19 QUEENSLAND SCHOOL GIRLS TEAM

Prue Haigh – Ascot Jemma Punch – Kedron Wavell Madison Marcinkewycz – Commercial Sevella Agnew – St Andrews Marcia McCann – Commercial Caitlin Free – St Andrews Ruby Harris – Easts Emily Caton - University Jade Smith - East

2018 AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL GIRLS TEAM (Europe Tour)

Ella Brown – Easts Courtney Davis – Kedron Wavell

2018 INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

NAME HA HIGH TOURNAMENTS PERFORMANCE PROGRAM Renee Taylor HAHPP • Commonwealth Games 4 – 14 April • Tri Nations v New Zealand & Japan 20 – 27 May • World Cup 22 July – 5 August Ashlea Fey HAHPP • Commonwealth Games 4 – 14 April Jordan Holzberger HAHPP • Commonwealth Games 4 – 14 April Savannah Fitzpatrick HAHPP • Commonwealth Games 4 – 14 April • Tri Nations v New Zealand & Japan 20 – 27 May Stephanie Kershaw HAHPP • Commonwealth Games 4 – 14 April • Tri Nations v New Zealand & Japan 20 – 27 May • World Cup 22 July – 5 August • Champions Trophy 17 – 25 November Ambrosia Malone HAHPP • World Cup 22 July – 5 August • Champions Trophy 17 – 25 November Jodie Kenny National Squad • Commonwealth Games 4 – 14 April • Tri Nations v New Zealand & Japan 20 – 27 May • Champions Trophy 17 – 25 November Rebecca Greiner National Squad • Champions Trophy 17 – 25 November • Trans Tasman Series, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 29 November – 1 December Hannah Astbury National Junior Squad • Trans Tasman Series, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 29 November – 1 December Morgan Mathison National Junior Squad • Trans Tasman Series, Hawkes Bay New Zealand 29 November – 1 December Morgan Gallagher National Junior Squad • Development Tour, China Genevieve Ferguson National Futuroo Squad Ruby Harris National Futuroo Squad Emily Whiteman- National Futuroo Squad Crump

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2019 AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S MASTERS TEAMS

Over 35 Team Over 45 Team OVER 50 Over 55 Team Over 60 Team Trans Tasmin Trans Tasmin Trans Tasmin Trans Tasmin Trans Tasmin Rowena SHADOW SHADOW Jo-Anne Bowman Lyn Hill Anderson Catherine Pfingst Joanna Symes Gail Blackwell Noreen Walton Belinda Cameron SHADOW Shannon Donald Helen Sharp Amanda Paech Kylie O’Donohue SHADOW Kylie Pink

2018 HOCKEY QUEENSLAND OFFICIALS

SELECTION PANEL TECHNICAL COMMITTEE U13W –Judy Hartnett Sonya Fisher U15W–Regie Fisher, Amy Ryan & Kelli Ronda Nix OAM Robinson (C) Cheryl Kann U18W Steve Lancaster & Lee Bodimeade Lyn Thomas U21 Lee Bodimeade & Nikki Taylor Scorchers Lee Bodimeade & Nikki Taylor UMPIRE COMMITTEE Masters – Di Young (C) Lyn Hill (C)

UMPIRE SUB-COMMITTEE TEAM APPOINTMENTS Bernadette Pangrazio U15/1W ASSISTANT COACH – Amy Ryan U15/2W COACH – Regie Fisher MASTERS COMMITTEE U21 COACH – Nikki Taylor Karin Walduck (DC) Masters W 35+ COACH – Graham Wakefield Masters W 55+/2 COACH – Tracey O’Connor INTEGRITY COMMITTEE Masters W 60+ COACH – Pam Nitarski Kazzia Lammon Masters W 65+ COACH – Judy Keen Kate West Scorchers COACH – Lee Bodimeade Scorchers MANAGER – Nikki Taylor HIGH PERFORMANCE COMMITTEE Jan Hadfield Lee Bodimeade

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Q.W.A.S.C LIFE MEMBERS Mrs R Robinson (decd); Mrs E MacDougall (decd); Mrs J Tidey; Miss M Cockings (decd)

SHC LIFE MEMBER Mrs R Nix OAM 2001

HOCKEY QUEENSLAND MASTERS LONG SERVICE AWARDS 2014 Jenny Heron & Graham Wakefield; 2015 Diana Young & Rhonda Bentley; 2016 Helen Hill & Jenny Tidey; 2017 Lesley Bennett & Pam Nitarski ;2018 Janene McCall

QWHA LONG SERVICE AWARDS Miss M Brown (decd) 1958, Mrs M Nairn (decd) 1959, Mrs A Smith (decd) 1960, Miss M King (decd) 1964, Miss F Cossins (decd) 1965, Mrs M Anstey 1975, Mrs E Green (decd) 1983, Mrs F Wastell OAM 1985, Dr M Hughes OAM (decd) 1990, Mrs J Tidey OAM 1990, Miss J Snarski (decd) 1992, Mrs L Thomas 1993, Mrs V Bartlett 1995

HQ DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS Miss J Hadfield AM 1997, Mrs M Chatfield 2002, Mrs R Nix OAM 2003, Mrs J Heron 2003, Mrs J Proctor 2005 (decd), Miss M Cockings 2008 (decd), Cheryl Kann 2015

QWHA LIFE MEMBERS Dr F Bage (decd) 1947, Mrs E Dobbin AM 1950 (decd), Miss A Clarke (decd) 1951, Miss J Clarke (decd) 1955, Mrs R Robinson AM MBE (decd) 1956, Mrs K Langan (decd) 1956, Mrs O Perry (decd) 1957, Dr D Hill (decd) 1958, Miss E Watson (decd) 1961, Miss W McMullin (decd) 1963, Miss N Mauchlan (decd) 1964, Miss I Sim (decd) 1965, Miss L Mauchlan (decd) 1966, Mrs A Yeo (decd) 1967, Mrs M Josiffe OAM (decd) 1967, Mrs E McDougall OAM (decd) 1968, Mrs J Viertel OAM 1969, Miss N Young (decd) 1970, Miss S Otto 1971, Mrs A Smith OBE (decd) 1972, Mrs A Parkyn 1977, Mrs N Slade 1978, Miss H Scraggs OAM 1980, Mrs D Roberts 1983 HQ LIFE MEMBERS Mrs J Tidey OAM 1997, Miss J Ellis 1999, Mrs R Nix OAM 2009, Ms J Hadfield AM 2011, Mrs L Thomas 2011, Dr Karin Walduck 2016, Mrs J Heron 2017, Mrs Lyn Hill 2018

HOCKEY AUSTRALIA LIFE MEMBERS Mrs K Langan (decd) 1958; Mrs R Robinson (decd) AM MBE 1959; Mrs M Josiffe OAM (decd) 1972; Mrs J Viertel OAM 1988; Mrs D Pirie OAM 1999; Miss H Scraggs OAM 2001

HOCKEY AUSTRALIA HALL OF FAME Ms P Glossop 2011

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BWHA JUNIOR SECTION OFFICE BEARERS & OFFICIALS 2018

JUNIOR LONG SERVICE MEDALS

Jenny Tidey OAM – 1988 Marilyn Chatfield – 1993 Kathy Proctor – 1997

Vonnie Faulkner – 1988 Ronda Nix OAM – 1994 Lynn Quirk – 2000

Elaine Green (Decd) – 1989 Tracey O’Connor – 1996 Pam Patteson – 2003

Barbara Northcott - 1990 Maureen Fleming - 1997 Teresa Kuss - 2003

FIXTURE & GRADING JUNIOR COMMITTEE U15 SELECTION PANEL COMMITTEE Maree Knight Kelli Robinson (C) Margaret Brown (C) Natasha Gaddes (C) Brendan Edwards Judy Hartnett Alyson Aleksic David Varga Pam Nitarski Judy Hartnett Karen Davis Lynne Somerville Regie Fisher (MDM) Rebecca Horne U13 SELECTION PANEL TECHNICAL OFFICIALS UMPIRE MENTORS Lynda Boyle (C) Greg Shirvington Alyson Aleksic Kylie O’Donohue Karen Kuhn Judy Hartnett Peter Gaddes Barney Kuhn Kerryl Chandler Dion Harle Caroline Schomberg Liz Lobb Regie Fisher (MDM) Leisa Whitlock Lucy Moxon Jenny Heron Jasmin Kay U11 SELECTION PANEL Narelle Cripps Naomi Crase Amy Young Margie Brown Naomi Zerner Stuart Hudson Tara Leonard Paul MacPherson Amy Ryan (RDO) (C)

U7 & U9 CO-ORDINATOR Jess Ross

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CONTENTS

Page Chairperson Report 51 Records Junior Results 53 Junior Points Table 55 Southern Cross Teams & Results 59 State Championship Teams & Results 63 Queensland & Australian Representatives 66

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CHAIRPERSONS REPORT

Another successful year for Brisbane Junior Girls hockey. 2018 again provided high quality competition structured by BWHA and the continued development opportunities for the players and umpires in Brisbane is outstanding.

JUNIOR COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES 2018 Natasha Gaddes (KW) Judy Hartnett (Valleys) Alyson Aleksic (KW) Lynne Sommerville (Redcliffe) Rebecca Horne (AHS) Maree Knight (SWU)

COMPETITION STRUCTURE We saw great team numbers again in all divisions and continuing numbers in our U7/U9 comp at Rasey Park, great to see so many newcomers to our sport. With the Commonwealth Games on our doorstep this year, and hockey being a bit part of that, we saw many new participants after that as the season got underway.

TURF: 2018 continued with the JT1-JT4 structure, again allowing maximum teams into the turf comp. Limited field capacity continues to be the issue for team numbers, however again BWHA have managed a very successful JT competition.

The 13T competition again continued with the 2 divisions, 13T1 and 13T2 and whilst we struggled with weeks in the season to have a third round, the 14 game comp still allowed for this age group to be a very competitive competition. It was great to see so many 13T players represent over the 4 Brisbane teams in Bundaberg this year.

GRASS: Downey Park saw competitive hockey each Saturday from the new U11’s right up to JG1. Whilst the JG3 division was disbanded this year due to lower numbers, all teams still played with strategy, ability and had fun.

Rasey Park had all fields full of games each week, showing that clubs are still generating new interest and getting the little ones out and enjoying activity based play.

Grand Final day was a another year of great hockey on the grass, a day of Joint Premierships, showing the depth and consistency of the standard of hockey played.

JUNIOR UMPIRING This year continued the work with mentoring and developing young umpires, and we saw many of our young ones finish the season with accreditations in their umpiring. BWHA continues to see the future of our game is to provide a strong & supportive system of umpiring development. BWHA were again well represented at all State Championships with all umpires doing very well.

U11 SOUTHERN CROSS TOURNAMENT The first age group for representing Brisbane in 2018 and was a successful competition hosted by BWHA, Junior Committee and BHA Juniors, a wonderful spectacle of hockey for the Southern Associations youngest representatives. This is a wonderful opportunity with a high level

51 competition environment. Thank you to the many helpers who supported the BWHA & the Junior Committee in delivering a hugely successful day of hockey for the U11 girls of SEQ.

JUNIOR COMMITTEE This year our group increased to 6 volunteers, who met regularly and continued day to day business successfully through email and phone communication.

Each Saturday morning on a rotational basis, Junior Committee provided a presence at Downey Park, to ensure the environment of positivity, for players, umpires and supporters alike, to enjoy watching Junior Sport. This was done with the Club Roster duty, a successful partnership of clubs and Junior Committee for the administrative side of DP games to be completed.

Again thank you to the Junior Clubs of BWHA for their part in completing their Club Roster duties. The Junior Committee representatives share a common goal of commitment to the continued growth of Junior Girls Hockey in Brisbane. In consultation with BWHA Management Committee, the Junior Committee endeavor to provide quick, positive and appropriate decisions or guidance, to offer all players, teams and clubs, the best outcomes to concerns or requests.

Thank you to the BWHA Management Committee for the opportunity to work as a Junior Committee group, to focus on Junior Girls Hockey.

Natasha Gaddes Junior Chairperson

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2018 JUNIOR RESULTS

BEST CLUB TROPHY – TAXATION SHIELD Commercial

BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE – RUBY ROBINSON SHIELD Norths U11B

PLAYER OF THE FINAL “JUST HOCKEY” JT1 Abbey Lowry – Kedron Wavell

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT2 Mary West – SBE

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT3 Holly Cook – Pine Rivers

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT4 Sammi Harvey - Neill – Kedron Wavell

PLAYER OF THE FINAL 13T1 Elise Wickham – Commercial

PLAYER OF THE FINAL 13T2 Kailei Bowers – Pine Rivers

BWHA UMPIRING AWARDS

VICKI SPICE AWARD Most Promising Umpire Chloe Reid - Valley

Most Improved Umpire Jade Kinshela U15 Southern Cross & State Championships 2018

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HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS PER DIVSION 2018 GRADE NAME GOALS CLUB Just Hockey JT1 Jemma Punch 20 Kedron Wavell JT2 Olivia Burns 16 SBE JT3 Holly Cook 18 Pine Rivers JT4 Hayley Oertel 11 Redcliffe U13T1 Lily Punch 20 Kedron Wavell U13T2 Leila O’Brien 24 Bulimba JG1 Jaya Muscat 13 All Hallows JG2 Emily Morley 6 Kedron Wavell U13B Keeley Kelly 13 Easts U13C Alexis Lord 17 SWU U11A Elke Cooper 31 Commercial U11B Lilah Tindall 20 MBC U11C Zoe Reid 12 SBE U11D Eden Gair 17 Easts

GRADE MINOR PREMIERS PREMIERSHIP WINNERS RUNNERS-UP Just Hockey JT1 Kedron Wavell Commercial Kedron Wavell JT2 SBE Commercial SBE JT3 Pine Rivers Pine Rivers & LHC JT4 SBE Kedron Wavell SBE U13T1 Easts Commercial Easts U13T2 Bulimba Bulimba Pine Rivers JG1 St Andrews All Hallows St Andrews JG2 Kedron Wavell Kedron Wavell SWU U13B Easts Kedron Wavell Easts U13C SWU SWU & MBC U11A Commercial Arana Ascot Commercial U11B Norths MBC Norths U11C St Andrews St Andrews Commercial U11D University University & Easts

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JUNIOR POINTS TABLE 2018

*Denotes Premiership Winners

JT1 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Kedron Wavell JT1* 18 14 1 1 2 81 9 72 43 2 Commercial JT1 18 12 2 2 2 56 8 48 38 3 University of Qld JT1 18 9 4 3 2 37 25 12 30 4 Easts JT1 18 8 3 5 2 41 12 29 29 5 St Andrews JT1 18 8 4 4 2 45 23 22 28 6 SWU JT1 18 5 8 3 2 27 38 -11 18 7 Norths JT1 18 3 10 3 2 20 47 -27 12 8 Arana Ascot JT1 18 2 13 1 2 13 55 -42 7 9 Valley JT1 18 0 16 0 2 6 88 -82 0

JT2 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 SBE JT2* 18 14 2 0 2 60 17 43 42 2 Commercial JT2 18 13 1 2 2 41 12 29 41 3 St Andrews JT2 18 9 5 2 2 26 14 12 29 4 All Hallows JT2 18 8 4 4 2 32 22 10 28 5 Kedron Wavell JT2 18 7 6 3 2 28 20 8 24 6 Norths JT2 18 3 8 5 2 13 24 -11 14 7 Easts JT2 18 4 11 1 2 19 31 -12 13 8 Redcliffe JT2 18 3 11 2 2 12 27 -15 11 9 SWU JT2 18 1 14 1 2 6 49 -43 4

JT3 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Pine Rivers JT3* 18 14 1 1 2 59 6 53 43 2 Easts JT3 18 11 3 2 2 35 7 28 35 3 Lourdes Hill JT3* 18 10 3 3 2 29 14 15 33 4 St Andrews JT3 18 8 4 4 2 34 20 14 28 5 University of Qld JT3 18 6 5 5 2 21 14 7 23 6 All Hallows JT3 18 5 11 0 2 30 33 -3 15 7 Valley JT3 18 3 11 2 2 14 41 -27 11 8 Norths JT3 18 3 12 1 2 9 40 -31 10 9 Arana Ascot JT3 18 1 11 4 2 10 39 -29 7

JT4 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 SBE JT4* 14 9 0 3 2 24 2 22 30 2 Kedron Wavell JT4 14 9 1 3 3 39 8 31 30 3 Pine Hills JT4 14 6 2 4 2 21 7 14 22 4 Redcliffe JT4 14 6 4 2 2 25 10 15 20 5 All Hallows JT4 14 4 6 2 2 16 18 -2 14 6 University of Qld JT4 14 2 11 0 3 10 32 -22 6 7 Lourdes Hill JT4 14 1 11 0 2 6 40 -34 3

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JG1 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 St Andrews JG1* 15 11 1 3 0 30 3 27 36 2 All Hallows JG1 15 7 4 4 0 19 14 5 25 3 Easts JG1 15 5 5 5 0 15 11 4 20 4 Arana Ascot JG1 15 4 5 6 0 10 13 -3 18 5 Norths JG1 15 4 10 1 0 8 28 -20 13 6 Commercial JG1 15 3 9 3 0 12 25 -13 12

JG2 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Kedron Wavell JG2 14 10 0 2 2 25 4 21 32 2 SWU JG2* 14 7 2 3 2 15 4 11 24 3 Pine Hills JG2 14 6 4 2 2 20 16 4 20 4 Easts Gold JG2 14 3 3 6 2 13 12 1 15 5 Easts Black JG2 14 4 6 2 2 16 19 -3 14 6 Pine Rivers JG2 14 3 7 2 2 15 17 -2 11 7 All Hallows JG2 14 0 11 1 2 4 30 -26 1

13T1 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Easts U13T1* 14 10 1 1 2 46 5 41 31 2 Commercial U13T1 14 9 1 2 2 45 4 41 29 3 Kedron Wavell U13T1 14 5 5 2 2 30 19 11 17 4 St Andrews U13T1 14 4 4 4 2 28 16 12 16 5 SWU U13T1 14 4 4 4 2 19 16 3 16 6 Arana Ascot U13T1 13 1 9 2 1 7 38 -31 5 7 Norths U13T1 14 1 10 1 2 8 73 -65 4

13T2 Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Bulimba U13T2 14 10 1 1 2 59 6 53 31 2 Valley U13T2 14 8 2 2 2 24 9 15 26 3 Pine Rivers U13T2* 14 8 3 1 2 47 11 36 25 4 All Hallows U13T2 14 5 7 0 2 26 43 -17 15 5 Redcliffe U13T2 14 3 7 2 2 12 35 -23 11 6 SBE U13T2 14 3 9 0 2 19 36 -17 9 7 University of Qld U13T2 14 1 9 2 2 12 44 -32 5

U13B Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Easts U13B* 15 9 2 4 0 20 6 14 31 2 Kedron Wavell U13B 15 7 2 6 0 18 10 8 27 3 Commercial U13B 15 8 4 3 0 16 8 8 27 4 Norths U13B 15 4 5 6 0 13 16 -3 18 5 Arana Ascot U13B 15 2 8 5 0 12 18 -6 11 6 Pine Hills U13B 15 1 10 4 0 8 29 -21 7

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U13C Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 SWU U13C* 15 13 0 2 0 34 8 26 41 2 Moreton Bay U13C* 15 10 2 3 0 38 17 21 33 3 Valley U13C 15 7 5 3 0 31 17 14 24 4 Easts U13C 15 5 10 0 0 23 18 5 15 5 All Hallows U13C 15 4 8 3 0 15 30 -15 15 6 St Andrews U13C 15 0 14 1 0 4 55 -51 1

U11A Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Commercial U11A* 14 11 0 3 0 73 4 69 36 2 Arana Ascot U11A 14 9 4 1 0 33 10 23 28 3 Norths U11A 14 8 3 3 0 27 9 18 27 4 Easts U11A 14 8 4 2 0 30 10 20 26 5 Valley U11A 14 6 7 1 0 25 26 -1 19 6 Kedron Wavell U11A 14 5 6 3 0 36 25 11 18 7 St Andrews U11A 14 2 11 1 0 14 55 -41 7 8 Moreton Bay U11A 14 0 14 0 0 2 101 -99 0

U11B Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 Norths U11B* 14 13 0 1 0 36 4 32 40 2 Moreton Bay U11B 14 9 3 2 0 35 17 18 29 3 Bulimba U11B 14 8 3 3 0 19 11 8 27 4 Easts U11B 14 8 6 0 0 28 14 14 24 5 Pine Rivers U11B 14 7 5 2 0 26 20 6 23 6 SWU U11B 14 4 10 0 0 10 39 -29 12 7 Kedron Wavell U11B 14 2 11 1 0 17 33 -16 7 8 Pine Hills U11B 14 0 13 1 0 1 34 -33 1

U11C Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 St Andrews U11C 14 8 4 2 0 27 16 11 26 2 Commercial U11C* 14 7 3 4 0 31 14 17 25 3 SBE U11C 14 6 2 6 0 25 23 2 24 4 Norths U11C 14 6 3 5 0 11 9 2 23 5 Kedron Wavell U11C 14 6 6 2 0 35 26 9 20 6 Arana Ascot U11C 14 5 5 4 0 17 20 -3 19 7 Redcliffe U11C 14 3 8 3 0 16 27 -11 12 8 Valley U11C 14 1 11 2 0 7 34 -27 5

U11D Team P W L D B GF GA GD PTS 1 University of Qld U11D* 14 11 1 0 2 47 6 41 33 2 Easts U11D* 14 10 1 1 2 38 9 29 31 3 Norths Red U11D 14 7 3 2 2 16 11 5 23 4 Pine Hills U11D 14 6 6 0 2 29 19 10 18 5 Moreton Bay U11D 14 3 8 1 2 15 24 -9 10 6 SWU U11D 14 3 9 0 2 13 38 -25 9 7 Norths Blue U11D 14 0 12 0 2 5 50 -45 0

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U7 ROOKEY

Arana Ascot Black Norths Owls Arana Ascot Blue Pine Hills Arana Ascot Red Pine Rivers Blue Bulimba Pine Rivers Green Commercial Blue Redcliffe Commercial Purple St Andrews Blue Easts SWU Turtles Kedron Wavell Blue University Blue Kedron Wavell Red University Maroon Moreton Bay Valley Blue Norths Hawks Valley White Norths Kingfishers

U9 Rookey Arana Ascot Moreton Bay Bees Redcliffe Dolphins Bulimba Moreton Bay Bugs St Andrews Blue Commercial Blue Norths Cobras St Andrews Gold Commercial Purple Norths Mambas SWU Dolphins Commercial White Norths Tigers SWU Penguins Easts Pride Norths Vipers University Blue Easts Roar Pine Hills Navy University Maroon Easts Tigers Pine Hills Yellow Valley Blue Kedron Wavell Blue Pine Rivers Blue Valley Pink Kedron Wavell Red Pine Rivers Green Valley White

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2018 SOUTHERN CROSS TEAMS & RESULTS

UNDER 11 SOUTHERN CROSS – Downey Park – Brisbane – 5 August 2018 BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Arana Ascot Pyle, Lara Arana Ascot Christie, Freya Commercial Cooper, Elke Arana Ascot Infanti, Vanessa Commercial Graham, Carissa Arana Ascot Jackson, Tia Easts Richardson, Lily Commercial Boyle, Evelyn Easts Woolridge, Ava Commercial Horton, Araminta Kedron Wavell Newbold, Mia Commercial Pesce, Amelie Kedron Wavell Punch, Lily Commercial Stocklwell, Lyla Kedron Wavell Robinson, Paige Commercial Row, Erin Norths Buckley, Tara Pine Hills Jenkinson, Indiana Norths Houlihan, Paige SWU Hannaford, Sophie Pine Rivers Bradley, Kara SWU Lindop, Mackenzie Pine Rivers Holmes, Eleanor St Andrews Lyons, Bridget St Andrews Bartholomeusz, Tayla Valley D’Hage, Chloe St Andrews Free, Addison Valley Donovan, Lily COACH Amy Young COACH Paul Macpherson MANAGER Julie Richardson MANAGER Angela Lindop UMPIRE Lauren Seawright UMPIRE Olivia Elphick

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Arana Ascot Christie, Leela Commercial Butler, Charlotte Arana Ascot Ferguson, Lara Commercial Hughes, Poppy Commercial Turner, Phoebe Commercial Irwin, Cleo Easts Gair, Ella Easts Bratic, Abigail Easts McClure, Brydee Easts Roach, Lara Easts Reynolds, Tabatha Kedron Wavell Edwards, Lainie Kedron Wavell Boal, Mackenzie Kedron Wavell Radvan, Meribelle Norths Condon, Collette Norths Siddle, Poppy Norths Logan, Imogen SBE Kirkpatrick, Megan Norths Missenden, Madeleine SBE Reid, Zoe Pine Rivers Cutmore, Amy St Andrews Alford, Lily SWU Julien, Sophie St Andrews Lahy, Bronte SWU Tobin, Amaya St Andrews Rimmington, Karla Valley Knauer, Olivia Valley Mullholland, Ava COACH Amy Lightbody CO-COACH Melanie Blanchard MANAGER Kristy & Ben Julien CO-COACH Courtney Kerr UMPIRE Ashleigh McKeon MANAGER Jenny Butler UMPIRE Kyra Edward

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Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st Brisbane 1 1st Brisbane 2 1st Brisbane 4 2nd Toowoomba Pink 2nd Maryborough 1 2nd Warwick 1 3rd Sunshine Coast 1 3rd Brisbane 3 3rd T’ba Blue 4th Gold Coast 1 4th Ipswich Strikers 4th Sunshine Coast 2 5th Ipswich Stars 5th Gympie 5th Ipswich boomers 6th Tweed Jade 6th Tweed Purple 6th Redlands 1 7th T’ba Purple 8th Gold Coast 2 9th Maryborough 2 10th T’ba White 11th Redlands 2 12th Ipswich Roar

UNDER 13 SOUTHERN CROSS – Sunshine Coast – 13 May 2018

Cherry Squad Royal Squad Bulimba Boyle, Grace Bulimba Shearer, Grace Bulimba O’Brien, Leila Commercial Chui Chong, Amy Commercial Corby, Isabel Commercial Kendell, Ellie Commercial Van Der Wath, Karissa Commercial McGrory, Gabby Commercial Wickham, Elise Commercial Woodward, Trinity Easts Dobbs, Maddie Easts Long, Anastasia Kedron Wavell Neill, Sammi Easts Nguyen, Kacey Norths Condon, Elise Easts Stankunas, Abbey Pine Rivers Howell, Mihaylia Easts Varga, Isabella St Andrews Agnew, Kaya Easts Wilson, Amelia St Andrews Barnes, Eliza Kedron Wavell Casey, Maddie St Andrews Hurree, Isabelle Pine Rivers Bowers, Kailei SWU Henschke, Alison St Andrews Bartholomeusz, Jade University Risetto, Alexandria SWU Lockwood, Emma COACH Lou Kendall University Oghanna, Isobella MANAGER Kim Wickham COACH Pam Patteson UMPIRE Isobel Hartog MANAGER Shirley Woodward UMPIRE Lauren Seawright

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Gold Squad White Squad Arana Ascot Jackson, Bailee Arana Ascot Siggins, Bonnie Arana Ascot Wallace, Caitlyn Arana Ascot Tunney, Hannah Bulimba Reid, Ellen Bulimba Carr, Montana Bulimba Henricksen, Annastasia Bulimba Marriot, Caitlin Commercial Papantoniou, Sophia Bulimba Xavier, Ally Commercial Callick, Jessica Commercial Bertwhistle, Chamonix Easts Ferguson, Penny Commercial Hughes, Tilly Easts Gunew, Anna Easts Collier, Mia Easts Woolridge, Ella Easts Ramsay, Lily Kedron Wavell Kearney, Claire Pine Rivers Street, Elly Kedron Wavell Seawright, Brooke Redcliffe Barnes, Holly Norths Davies, Gemma Redcliffe Coonan, Maddison Norths Muller, Riley St Andrews Blanshard, Lily Norths Tausney, Abigail St Andrews Whalley, Abbey Redcliffe Cariola, Mia SWU Nguyen, Alexa COACH Darren Cook Valley Boland, Zoe MANAGER Kara Seawright COACH Emma Frey UMPIRE Gabriella Risetto MANAGER Emma Whalley UMPIRE Jade Kinshela

Division 1 Division 2 1st Toowoomba 1 1st Brisbane White 2nd Brisbane Royal 2nd Brisbane Gold 3rd Brisbane Cherry 3rd Toowoomba 2 4th Tweed Border 1 4th Tweed Border 2 5th Sunshine Coast 1 5th Gympie 6th Ipswich 1 6th Warwick 7th Ipswich 2 8th Sunshine Coast 2

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UNDER 15 SOUTHERN CROSS – Ipswich – 29 July 2018 Brisbane Cherry Brisbane Royal Commercial McCann, Phoebe Arana Ascot Houghton, Georgie Commercial Harris, Georgina Commercial Howard, Lucy Commercial Graham, Sienna Commercial Humphreys, Amity (Mimi) Commercial Horton, Freya Easts Harle, Lauren Easts Morgan, Amelia Easts O’Brien, Olivia Easts Harris, Stella Easts Perrin, Amelia Easts DelDot, Lauren Kedron Wavell Jones, Madyson Easts Ramsay, Jane Norths Charles, Lily-Kate Easts Dobbs, Georgie Norths Janas, Rhianna Kedron Wavell Edwards, Sophie St Andrews Ellis, Emily Kedron Wavell McManus, Olivia St Andrews Free, Lauren Kedron Wavell West, Georgina St Andrews Lyons, Ella St Andrews Lingard, Phoebe St Andrews Monckton, Ella SWU McKeon, Ashleigh St Andrews White, Eliza COACH Kelly Free COACH Andrew Blanchard MANAGER Pam McCann MANAGER Jo Howard UMPIRE Isobel Hartog UMPIRE Georgia Gaddes

Brisbane Gold Brisbane Silver Arana Ascot Pate, Sophie Easts Gunew, Georgia Commercial Thistlethwaite, Kaylee Easts Thompson, Skye Easts Paynter, Eve Kedron Wavell Criddle, Brooke Kedron Wavell Swartz, Sinead Kedron Wavell Crough, Angie North Blinkhoff, Tahlia Kedron Wavell Mossop, Rebecca Norths Hookway, Ava Norths Bell, Genevieve Redcliffe Bickle, Mackenzie Norths Nilsen, Emily Redcliffe Wall, Sarah Pine Rivers Howell, Kyalahna St Andrews Sheppard, Halle SBE Humeniuk, Lexi SWU O’Sullivan, Alexandra SBE Elphick, Olivia University Hunter, Lily St Andrews Boylan, Lola University Jansen Van Rensberg, Kali St Andrews Hammill, Georgie University O’Brien, Grace SWU Waters, Anneka University Tregenza, Karissa SWU Winfield, Zoe Valley Collins, Abby COACH Derek Morgan COACH Liz Lobb ASST COACH Jamie-Lee Botha MANAGER Kathryn O’Sullivan MANAGER Tania Crough UMPIRE Zali Gough UMPIRE Jade Kinshela

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UNDER 15 SOUTHERN CROSS – Ipswich – 29 July 2018

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st Brisbane Cherry 1st Brisbane Royal 1st Brisbane White 2nd Sunshine Coast 1 2nd Brisbane Gold 2nd Ipswich 2 3rd Toowoomba 1 3rd Toowoomba 2 3rd Warwick 4th Gold Coast 4th Sunshine Coast 2 4th Redlands 5th Tweed Border 6th Ipswich 1

UNDER 13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – Bundaberg –8 – 11 July 2018

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Arana Ascot Tunney, Hannah Bulimba Shearer, Grace Bulimba Boyle, Grace Commercial Chui Chong, Amy Bulimba O’Brien, Leila Commercial Kendall, Ellie Commercial Van Der Wath, Karissa Commercial McGrory, Gabby Commercial Wickham, Elise (CC) Easts Nguyen, Kacey Commercial Woodward, Trinity Easts Stankunas, Abbey Easts Dobbs, Maddie Easts Varga, Isabella Kedron Wavell Neill, Sammi East Wilson, Amelia Norths Condon, Elise Kedron Wavell Casey, Maddie Pine Rivers Howell, Mihaylia Kedron Wavell Seawright, Brooke St Andrews Agnew, Kaya Norths Tausney, Abigail St Andrews Barnes, Eliza (CC) St Andrews Bartholomeusz, Jade SWU Lockwood, Emma St Andrews Hurree, Isabelle University Risetto, Alexandria (CC) University Oghanna, Isobella COACH Pam Patteson COACH Lou Kendall MANAGER Shirley Woodward MANAGER Kara Seawright UMPIRE Isobel Hartog UMPIRE Georgie Dobbs

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BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Arana Ascot Jackson, Bailee Arana Ascot Higgins, Briana Arana Ascot Wallace, Caitlin Arana Ascot Siggins, Bonnie Commercial Henrickson, Annastasia Bulimba Carr, Montana Commercial Papantoniou, Sophia Bulimba Marriot, Caitlyn (VC) Easts Callick, Jessica Commercial Bertwhistle, Chamonix Easts Ferguson, Penny (VC) Commercial Hughes, Tilly (C) Easts Gunew, Anna Easts Collier, Mia Easts Ramsay, Lily Easts Long, Anastasia Easts Woolridge, Ella Pine Rivers Street, Elly Kedron Wavell Kearney, Claire (C) Redcliffe Barnes, Holly Norths Davies, Emma Redcliffe Coonan, Madison Norths Muller, Riley St Andrews Blanchard, Lily Pine Rivers Bowers, Kailei SWU Henschke, Alison Redcliffe Cariola, Mia SWU Nguyen, Alexa, COACH Darren Cook Valley Boland, Zoe MANAGER Sue Reid COACH Emma Frey UMPIRE Gabriella Rissetto MANAGER Debbie Wark UMPIRE Grace Schultz

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st- – Brisbane 1 1st – Brisbane 2 1st – Redlands 2nd – Tweed Border 1 2nd – Cairns 2 2nd – Ipswich 2 3rd – Mackay 1 3rd – Brisbane 3 3rd – Cairns 3 3rd – Fraser Coast 1 4th – Rockhampton 4th – Warwick 5th – Cairns 1 5th – Toowoomba 2 5th – Sunshine Coast 2 6th – Toowoomba 1 6th – Brisbane 4 6th – Fraser Coast 2 7th – Gold Coast 1 7th – Bundaberg 7th – Gold Coast 2 8th – Ipswich 1 8th – Tweed Border 2 8th – Mackay 2 9th – Townsville 10th – Sunshine Coast 1 11th – Gympie 12th – Gladstone

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UNDER 15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – Hervey Bay – September 23 - 26 2018

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial Graham, Sienna (CC) Arana Ascot Houghton, Georgie Commercial Harris, Georgina Commercial Horton, Freya Commercial Howard, Lucy Commercial Humphreys, Amity (Mimi) Commercial McCann, Phoebe Easts Harle, Lauren Easts DelDot, Lauren Easts O’Brien, Olivia Easts Dobbs, Georgie Easts Perrin, Amelia Easts Harris, Stella Kedron Wavell Jones, Madyson Easts Morgan, Amelia Norths Charles, Lily-Kate Easts Ramsay, Jane Norths Janas, Rhianna Kedron Wavell Edwards, Sophie St Andrews Ellis, Emily (CC) Kedron Wavell McManus, Olivia St Andrews Free, Lauren (CC) Kedron Wavell West, Georgina St Andrews Lyons, Ella St Andrews Lingard, Phoebe (CC) St Andrews Monckton, Ella SWU McKeon, Ashleigh St Andrews White, Eliza COACH Kelly Free COACH Andrew Blanchard MANAGER Pammy McCann MANAGER Fiona Perrin UMPIRE Isobel Hartog UMPIRE Georgia Gaddes

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Arana Ascot Pate, Sophie Commercial Thistlethwaite, Kaylee Kedron Wavell Swartz, Sinead (CC) Easts Gunew, Georgia Norths Blinkhoff, Tahlia Easts Thompson, Skye Norths Hookway, Ava Kedron Wavell Criddle, Brooke (CC) Norths Nilsen, Emily Kedron Wavell Crough, Angie Redcliffe Bickle, Mackenzie Kedron Wavell Mossop, Rebecca Redcliffe Wall, Sarah Norths Bell, Genevieve St Andrews Boylan, Lola Norths Taylor, Nathalie St Andrews Sheppard, Halle (CC) Pine Rivers Howell, Kyalahna SWU O’Sullivan, Alexandra Redcliffe Smith, Kaitlyn University Hunter, Lily SBE Elphick, Olivia University Jansen van Rensburg, Kali SBE Holloway, Sarah University O’Brien, Grace SBE Humeniuk, Lexi (CC) University Tregenza, Karissa St Andrews Hammill, Georgie COACH Liz Lobb SWU Waters, Anneka MANAGER Kathy O’Sullivan COACH Derek Morgan UMPIRE Chloe Scaysbrook ASST COACH Jamie-lee Botha MANAGER Aimee Mazzaferri UMPIRE Jade Kinshela

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UNDER 15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – Hervey Bay – September 23 - 26 2018

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st – Fraser Coast 1 1st – Toowoomba 2 1st – Townsville 2nd – Cairns 1 2nd – Gladstone 2nd – Sunshine Coast 2 3rd – Brisbane 1 3rd – Brisbane 3 3rd – Fraser Coast 2 4th – Mackay 4th – Gympie 4th – Ipswich 2 5th – Toowoomba 1 5th – Brisbane 4 5th – Warwick 6th – Brisbane 2 6th – Cairns 2 6th – Redlands 7th – Townsville 1 7th – Bundaberg 7th – Mt Isa 7th – Ipswich 1 8th – Gold Coast 2 9th – Gold Coast 1 9th – Tweed Border 11th – Sunshine Coast 1 12th – Rockhampton

2018 STATE REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS

2018 U13 QUEENSLAND TEAMS

CINDERS EMBERS Madelyn Dobbs – Easts Karissa Van Der Wath - Commercial Sammi Neill – Kedron Wavell Elise Condon - Norths Mihaylia Howell – Pine Rivers Alexandria Risetto - University

2018 U15 QUEENSLAND TEAM

TEAM 1 TEAM 2 Sienna Graham - Commercial Georgina Harris - Commercial Amelia Morgan – Easts Phoebe McCann - Commercial Coach: Steven Lancaster – Redcliffe Ella Brown - Easts Assistant Coach: Amy Ryan RDO Georgina West – Kedron Wavell Phoebe Lingard – St Andrews Coach: Regie Fisher - MDM Manager: Prue Armstrong - Norths

2018 QUEENSLAND U12 SCHOOL GIRLS TEAM

Lara Pyle – Arana Ascot Karissa Van Der Wath – Commercial Ellie Kendall – Commercial Mihayla Howell – Pine Rivers Coach: Rebecca Schloss – Kedron Wavell Manager: Alyson Aleksic - Kedron Wavell Umpire: Rhiannon Aleksic – Kedron Wavell

2018 QUEENSLAND U16 SCHOOL GIRLS TEAM

Imogen Turner - Commercial Courtney Davis – Kedron Wavell Ella Brown – Easts Georgia Carr-Brown - University Shadows: Hannah Coster - Easts Georgina West – Kedron Wavell 66

BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER,2018.

CONTENTS

COMMITIEE OF MANAGEMENT STATEMENT Page 2

STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE Page 3-5

BALANCE SHEET Page 6

STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Page 7

NOTE TO AND FORMING PART OF ACCOUNTS Page 8-10

AUDITORS REPORT Page 11- 12

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BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT

On behalf of the Management Committee I present their Report on the Accounts of the Association for the year ended 30 September, 2018.

The following persons hold office at the date of this report:

Karin Walduck (President), Christine Blanchard (Vice President), Sonya Fisher (Treasurer), Kathleen Proctor (General Manager/Secretary), Lesley Bennett, Di Brodie, Bronwyn Morris, Sue Reid, Kellie Roberts.

ACTIVITIES

The principal activities of the association are to organise, plan, administer and otherwise arrange activities associated with the playing of hockey by the female population of Brisbane and surrounding areas.

RESULTS

The activities of the Association for the year ended 30 September 2018 resulted in a profit from operations of $ 16222.00 (after providing $50,957 for depreciation of building and equipment).

STATEMENT BY THE MANAGEMENT COMMITIEE

In the opinion ofthe Management Committee

1. The Statement of Income and Expenditure gives a true and fair view of the surplus of the association for the year ended 30 September 2018.

2. The Balance Sheet gives a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Association as at September 2018.

3. As at the date of this statement there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

Signed this 23'd day of October 2018 in accordance with a resolution of the Management Committee.

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BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC. PROFIT & LOSS 2017 VS 2018

Account Description 2018 2017 INCOME Affiliations 8818.20 8736.36 Senior Turf Players 144416.32 139200.98 Senior Grass Players 74387.28 63799.14 Junior Players 126163.63 129728.18 Dual Secondary Registrations 10750.91 8828.21 Jnr & Snr Players 18321.87 16437.28 Casual Players 11777.41 11960.46 U7 Players 16027.27 13172.74 U9 Players 24650.02 27127.26 Summer Six-a-Side 7533.62 9763.73 Summer Mixed 7304.48 10654.51 Summer Masters 5823.48 6199.99 Senior Turf Games 398170.65 363701.44 Umpires Levy 70147.27 68392.99 Grants 41809.26 92060.00 MDM Assistance 13000.00 13000.00 Event Fundraising 994.00 2511.82 Donations 4750.00 6000.00 Interest 9075.62 i2485.19 Tours Income 220501.07 123494.65 Bar Sales 8712.11 12104.09 Canteen Sales 92909.23 86778.77 Workshops/Courses/Programs 18373.02 17641.25 Fines & Forfeits 1282.70 1071.83 Rentals 1586.80 2881.77 Fields & Flood Lights 4740.89 3626.85 Apparel & Merchandise 26477.04 31487.55 Schools 13125.00 30351.37 Hooked in2 Hockey 1950.00 2754.66 PDM & TV Income 8737.50 38166.48 TOTAL INCOME 1392316.65 1354119.55

EXPENSES Bank Charges (no GST) 12.00 132.36 Audit Fees 1900.00 1900.00 Insurance 26679.96 23627.00 Bank Charges (with GST) 1937.88 1744.61 GST Adjustment 15.71 0.38 Hooked in2 Hockey Purchases 2072.72 Bar Purchases 4815.01 6917.88 Canteen Purchases 36581.29 32286.49 Waste & Spoilage 899.64 722.37 Security 1789.30 1640.00 3

Waste 1254.80 1108.26 Admin Mise 116.82 91.98 Electricity 14756.76 14713.49 Cleaning 6586.01 6796.86 Educations 3217.26 4517.83 Awards 11080.95 12645.34 Lease- Land 3972.73 2339.54 Lease- Equipment 4440.00 4440.00 Licences 1153.15 1241.54 Rates 14945.11 31882.61 Equipment 9663.61 6687.08 Professional Development 714.00 343.18 Stationery 3685.17 3618.38 Amenities 2113.51 1513.51 Postage 540.09 80.32 Photocopying 3525.58 3159.73 Phone- Rentals 335.02 333.53 Phone- Calls 4573.85 5178.44 Phone- Mobiles 1200.00 1200.00 Directory Charges 2442.57 2132.02 Computer- Software 852.31 585.77 Computer- Hardware Install 3000.00 6086.00 Internet 1349.39 1322.12 Computer- Maintenance 6424.00 7277.00 HQ Affiliations 500.00 500.00 Turf Hire- Training 14179.55 11244.29 Turf Hire- Fixtures 269126.58 243276.36 Summer Six-a-side 6225.45 7473.22 Summer Mixed 4590.00 5160.27 Summer Masters 4590.00 5383.64 Salary & Wages 223099.15 221094.18 Hobby Payments 65493.81 59694.85 Casual/Part Time 120217.50 102912.75 Annual Leave Provision 4258.56 -595.39 Tech Bench & Control Room 23881.50 22759.29 Superannuation 26831.08 25307.64 Workers Compensation 3179.38 3028.05 AASC & Hook in2 Hockey Coaches 8107.86 16080.50 LSL- Provision 5018.38 6145.41 Repairs 8781.35 5992.37 Maintenance 16702.00 13295.50 Services (Contract) 20400.60 19164.12 Vehicle Expenses 13268.12 9846.85 Advertising 436.37 413.64 Promotions 1277.36 787.79 TV & Broadcasting 55516.43 68832.95 Tours- Transport 65019.15 17086.02 Tours- Accommodation 104039.02 62127.03 Tours- Uniform Levy 2331.82 2760.00 4

Tours- Allowances & Mise 15205.84 9284.21 Merchandise 27832.45 26664.83 Team Photos 5363.64 5325.45 Event Nominations 9402.00 8900.00 Grant- Expenditure 23688.34 91995.73 Depreciation Expense 50957.00 53287.00 TOTAL EXPENSES 1376093.77 1315566.89

NETT PROFIT/(LOSS) 16222.88 38552.66

PROVISIONS Provision for Capital Upgrades 20000.00 Total Provisions 20000.00

SURPLUS AFTER PROV & RESERVES 16222.88 18552.66

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BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc. BALANCE SHEET 2018 Account Description 2018 2017 CURRENT ASSETS 8150.00 Bank of Qld Account 111663.44 72667.86 8155.00 Bank of Qld- Expense Account 1500.00 1500.00 8160.00 HB- No Interest Loan 5000.00 5000.00 8200.00 Petty Cash 250.00 250.00 8400.00 Debtors 00.00 00.00 8450.05 Bar Stock 947.79 935.38 8460.05 Canteen Stock 2075.49 1963.18 8480.07 Merchandise 8667.68 12664.99 8625.00 Grant Web Saver- Female Facility 164518.30 8630.00 BQ Web Savings Account 354521.06 356052.36 8640.00 Turf Fund 228181.34 222804.89 8700.00 Pre-Payments 15088.80 8437.31 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 892413.90 682275.97

NON CURRENT ASSETS 5002.00 Buildings at Cost 561222.20 561222.20 5003.00 Plant & Equipment 633075.29 608097.29 5009.00 Accumulated Dep- Plant & Eqp -471456.21 -440999.21 5010.00 Accumulated Dep- Buildings -449988.00 -429488.00 TOTAL NON CURRENT ASSETS 272853.28 298832.28

TOTAL ASSETS 1165267.18 981108.25

CURRENT LIABILITIES 9300.00 Income Received in Advance 175705.89 24493.33 9400.00 Accruals 29925.77 23217.22 9500.00 Provision for Tournaments 10426.46 6696.46 9525.00 Provision for Uniforms 2502.45 2734.27 9560.00 Provision for Annual Leave 23051.74 18793.18 9580.00 Provision for Long Service Leave 52070.61 47052.23 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 293682.92 122986.69

NON CURRENT LIABILITIES TOTAL LIABILITIES 293682.92 122986.69

NET ASSETS 871584.26 858121.56

CAPITAL AND RESERVES 9990.00 Ace Funds- Retained Earnings 686183.53 667630.87 9991.00 Future Capital Expense Reserve 17872.32 20000.00 9992.00 Feasibility Study Reserve 2348.53 2981.03 9993.00 Contributed Assets (BCC) 148957.00 148957.00 Current Year Profits 16222.88 18552.66 TOTAL CAPITAL & RESERVES 871584.26 858121.56 6

BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC. STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2018

Cash flows from operating activities 2017 2018

Receipts from players 1,187,573 1,215,485 Receipts from donations and assistance 19,000 17,750 Receipts from PDM and TV 38,166 8,737 Bar/Canteen Net Income 58,028 60,101 Payment for Player Facilities (760,638) (772,372) Payments to Employees & on costs (243,283) (249,361) Payments for PDM and TV (68,833) (55,516) Payments for Operating Costs (183,761) (177,789) Net cash provided by operating activities 46.252 47.035

Cash flows from investing activities Sale of Equipment 0 0 Purchase of Equipment (13,947) (3,180) Grants Received 92,060 204,978 Interest Received 12,485 9,075 Loan Money- Hockey Brisbane (5,000) 0 Spent from Future Capital Expense Reserve (17,127) (2,127) Grant Expended (105,161) (48,422) Net Cash (used) on investing activities (36,690) 1160.324)

Net increase in cash held 9,562 207,359 Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of financial year 643,712 653,274

Cash and cash equivalents at the end of financial year 653.274 860,633

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Web Saver- Female Facility Grant 0 164,518 Bank of Queensland 72,667 111,663 Expense Account 1,500 1,500 Petty Cash 250 250 Web Saver 356,052 354,521 Turf Fund 222,805 228,181 653,274 860,633

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Notes to and forming part of the Financial Accounts For the year ended 30 September 2018

Note 1: Statement of Significant Accounting Policies

This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the Association Incorporations Act. The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity.

The report has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act and the following Australian Accounting Standards:

AASB 112: Income Taxes AASB 1031: Materiality ASB 110: Events after the Balance Sheet Date

No other Australian Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group Interpretations or other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board have been applied.

The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historical costs and does not take into account changing money values, or except where specifically stated, current valuations of non-current assets.

The following specific accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report.

(a) Property, Plant and Equipment

Property, plant and equipment are brought to account at cost, less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation. The carrying amount of property, plant and equipment is reviewed annually by the management committee to ensure that it is not in excess of the recoverable amount from these assets. The recoverable amount is assessed on the basis of the expected net cash flow that will be received from the assets' employment and subsequent disposal. The net expected cash flows have not been discounted to their present values in determining recoverable amounts. The depreciable amount of all fixed assets are depreciated over their useful lives commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use.

(b) Inventories

Inventories of trading stock held for future use are valued at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

(c) Income Tax

Income derived by the Association is exempt from income tax in accordance with section 50-20 ofthe Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.

(d) Provisions

Adequate provision is made in the Financial Accounts to cover future liability for- Tournaments $10426 Uniforms $ 233 2 Employee Benefits $75122

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The provisions are reviewed annually and adjusted as required.

The provision for Long Service Leave includes two employees who will be taking their entitlement in the next 12 months.

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(e) Reserves

Reserves are created from specific purpose bequests and from current earnings.

Future Capital Expenses- to cover property improvements

Feasibility Study- in relation to ongoing costs

2017 2018 Note 2: Cash Cash at bank and on hand 74,417 113413

Note 3: Receivables Current: Trade debtors 0 0

Note 4: Inventories Trading stock (Bar, Canteen & Merchandise) 15,563 11,691

Note 5: Investments Bank of Queensland- Term deposits 578,857 747,220

Note 6: Property, plant and equipment Buildings 561,222 561,222 Accumulated depreciation -429,488 -449,988 Net buildings 131,734 111,234

Plant and Ground equipment 608,097 633,075 Accumulated depreciation -440,999 -471,456 Net Plant and equipment 167,098 161,619

Total Property, plant and equipment 298,832 272,853

Note 7: Investments Hockey Brisbane (Loan) 5000 5000

Note 8: Current Liabilities Creditors and accruals 23,217 29,926 Provision for tournaments 6,697 10,426 Provision for uniforms 2,734 2,502 Income received in advance 24,493 175,706 Provision for annual/eave 18,793 23,052 Provision for long service leave 47,052 52,070 122,986 293,682

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BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC. Notes

to and forming part of the Financial Accounts

For the year ended 30 September 2018

Note 9: Transfer to Reserve

The amount transferred to a reserve fund for Bequest Funding received from Dr Mary Hughes Estate: has been used to develop facilities at Downey Park.

2017 2018

0.00 0.00

An amount has been set aside from current earnings as a Future Capital Expense Reserve (for Capital improvements to the building) has been used to develop facilities at Downey Park

2017 2018

20000.00 17872.32

Note 10: Related Party Transactions

Transactions between related parties are on normal commercial terms and conditions unless otherwise stated.

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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF

BRISBANE WOMEN'S HOCI

Report on the financial report

I have audited the accompanying financial report, being a special purpose financial report, of Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc., which comprises the Balance Sheet as at 30 September 2018, Income Statement, Cash Flow Statement, a summary of significant accounting policies, other explanatory notes and the Committee of Management Statement.

The responsibility of the Committee of Management for the financial report

The Committee of Management of the entity are responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report and have determined that the accounting policies described in Note 1to the financial statements which form part of the financial report are appropriate to meet the financial reporting requirements of the entity and are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. The Committee of Management's responsibility also includes establishing and maintaining internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report that is 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 my audit. I conducted the audit in accordance with Australian auditing standards. Those auditing standards require that I comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance 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 risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity's preparation and fair presentation of the financial report 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 accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the Committee of Management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report.

The financial report has been prepared for distribution to members for the purpose of fulfilling the Committee of Management's financial reporting responsibilities under the Rules of the Association. I disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this report or on the financial report to which it relates to any person other than the members, or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared. I believe that the audit evidence I have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for my audit opinion.

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Emphasis of Matter

Without modifying my opinion, I draw attention to Note 1to the Financial Report which describes the basis of accounting. As a result, the Financial Report may not be suitable for another purpose.

Independen ce

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

Electronic publication of the audited financial report

It is my understanding that the Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc. intends to electronically present the audited financial report and auditor's report on its internet site. Responsibility for the electronic presentation of the financial report on the Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc. website is that of those charged with governance of the Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc. The security and controls over information on the website should be addressed by the Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc. to maintain the integrity of the data presented. The examination of the controls over the electronic presentation of audited financial report on the Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc. website is beyond the scope ofthe audit report.

Auditor's opinion

In my opinion, the financial report presents fairly, in all material respects the financial position of Brisbane Women's Hockey Association Inc. as of 30 September 2018 and of its financial performance and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards to the extent described in Note 1 to the financial statements.

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