BWHA Division 1 Grand Final with Jamie Stone demonstrating a great Wolf Pack spirit - presenting her Grand Final Medal to junior Wolf Rhianna

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 1 Table of Contents

Club Partners...... 3 Management Committee...... 5 Life Members...... 7 20 Year Medal Recipients...... 8 President’s Report...... 9 Treasurer’s Report...... 11 Men’s Report...... 12 Ladies’ Report...... 13 Junior Boys Report...... 15 Junior Girls Report...... 16 Trophy Winners...... 18 Representative Players...... 19 Team Trophies...... 22 Team Results...... 23 Appendix A...... 25

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 2 Club Partners The role of the partnership manager and team is to grow and maintain the relationships we have with the community partners and those internal ones such as our members, coaches, volunteers and parents. Approximately 18 months ago Kedron Wavell Hockey committed to ensuring we improve our marketing of the club and increase our communication to our members and community partners. It has been an exciting but challenging journey as we look to turn Kedron Wavell Hockey into a more modern sporting club. In 2016 we initiated a number of fundamental reforms to improve the Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club. These included: 1. Increasing on our online presence through the introduction of an integrated social media platform such as: ◦ New Website ◦ Updated Facebook page ◦ Introduction of Instagram ◦ New regular newsletter format This resulted in a considerable increased online presence, audience engagement and reach across all platforms.

2. Structured external and internal partnership agreements that involved a full understanding of both parties needs Agreements for our high level coaches 3. Introduction of a Social Media Manager role 4. Review of branding ownership and protection

Throughout the 2016 season the Club continued its connectivity with our community, with a number of new partnerships and critical renewals.  Renewal of our principal partner arrangement with Kedron Wavell Services Club.  TPS Health – Introduction of physiotherapy, strapping & assessment for our top tier women’s team during games. Bulk billing of therapy for our top tier men & women’s team. Mid week assessment for all club members and highly discounted services to all members  Osaka Hockey – Partnership agreement that see’s a donation of equipment and wholesale pricing on hockey equipment for our new store  Stronach Building – 3 year term arrangement that saw and upgrade of our masters uniform and player equipment  Chermside Family Dental – Partnership to increase the safety of all Kedron Wavell Hockey players through discounted mouth guards. Over the last year Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club also introduced the following internal initiatives.  Access to one on one personal skills training sessions with premium coaches  Introduction of an additional revenue stream with the opening of the Kedron Wavell Osaka Hockey online shop Looking Forward 2017/2018 Next season see’s the continuation of the Club’s strategy for fundamental reforms with the introduction of a mobile communication software that give us one of the leading communications and member engagement platforms in the QLD sporting community. It will also be coupled with a trial of an online fee payment program. We hope these two additions will bring a great response from our members.

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 3 Lastly and the most exciting news for Kedron Wavell and Brisbane Hockey in general is the announcement late this year of the intention to build a second artificial turf at Burringbar, Home of the Kedron Wavell Wolves. With funding from Brisbane City Council, Federal Government and private business, we will become the premium hockey facility in Brisbane allowing for increased games, training and due to its close proximity to hotels and our principal partner Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club a venue capable of holding local and national tournaments. I’d like to finish by thanking our committee, volunteers, members and parents for what was an exciting year for Kedron Wavell Hockey and I look forward to catching up with everyone for the 2017 season

Regards

Peter Gaddes Partnership Manager

Principal Partner

Corporate Partners

Community Partners

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 4 Management Committee President Patron Vice President Women Vice President Girls John Davis Jenny Tidey Tracey Sullivan Natasha Gaddes

Secretary Assistant Secretary Vice President Men Vice President Boys Christine Ian Smith Allan Myers Brendan Anderson Blanchard

Club Captain Women Club Captain Men Jasmine Larosa Jacob Jennison

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 5 Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Partnerships BHMG Manager Representative Amanda Paech Fiona Taylor Peter Gaddes Ian Harcla

Sub Committees MENS Vice President: Alan Myers Treasurer: Michelle Weekes

LADIES Vice President: Tracey Sullivan

BOYS Vice President: Brendan Anderson

GIRLS Life Member and men’s masters player Ian Vice President: Natasha Gaddes Harcla has played for Kedron Wavell for 51 Treasurer: Secretary: Lisa Newbold straight seasons!

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 6 Life Members 1982: Mavis Jones 2003: Bill Hill 1983: Jim Woods (deceased) 2004: Brian Williams 1984: Greg Shirvington 2005: Robyn Leece 1985: Keith Tidey 2006: Diana Young, Rhonda Bentley 1986: Nancy McDonald (deceased) 2007: Jan Hamilton 1989: Mel Taylor 2008: Glen James 1990: Jenny Tidey 2009: Alyson Aleksic, Alan Kerr 1993: Eric Jones (deceased), Brenda Williams 2010: Jim Hamilton 1994: John Kerr, Joan Woods (deceased) 2011: Karen Davis 1995: Judy Keen 2012: Andre Antony 1997: Duncan Davis 2015: Christine Blanchard 1999: Elaine Badini 2016: Ian Jones 2000: Helen Hill 2001: Ian Harcla

Our newest life member, Ian Jones, with Club Patron and life member, Jenny Tidey, and his mother and life member, Mavis Jones

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 7 20 Year Medal Recipients 2006 2011 Alyson Aleksic Amanda Gray Andre Antony Rosanna Pappalardo Ajit Bhullar Greg Buzza Shane Carroll Arthur Davis Karen Davis Jan Hamilton Glen James Ian Jones Alan Kerr Lorraine Morris Ian Murray Michelle O’Brien Bruno Rossaro Piero Rossaro Doug Ward Diana Young

2007 2012 Lee-Ann Perry Katie Dunlop Caeleigh Hancock Kim Rivers Peter Beaton

2008 2014 Alan Gough Peter Blackford Christine Blanchard Kylie Pink

2009 2015 Robert McDonald Kate Oudenryn Wendy LaChuisa Jim Hamilton Danielle Phillips

2010 2016 Cheryl Bell James Treeby Toby Hamilton John Davis

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 8 President’s Report On-Field Success In 2016 we again had some well-spread success, with premierships and minor premierships to be celebrated (vociferously) on both Junior and Senior Presentation Nights; following on from 2014 and 2015 with premierships won in every section. Once again, it was also great to see KW players turning out for national teams, including the Hockeyroos, and the Men’ s Australian Masters; as well as several Wolves in the AHL. Club Management The Club’s Management Committee and Club Captains did another great job this year, and I was really pleased to attend another great end-of-season Junior’s function, this year at a new venue – unfortunately hampered a bit by the rain (but not quite as badly as the rain then affected the Women’s Div. 1 grand final the following week!); and then followed with the Senior Presentation night at the Services Club where we pulled a record number for many a year – and almost filled the Kittyhawk Room. Each event once again highlighted for me the way in which our supporters, volunteers and parents are the platform of future success. It was great to see all of the joy at the recognition given to our Club’s on-field and off-field supporters – particularly to Marty Couch as the winner of the Patron’s Trophy in 2016, presented at the Junior Presentation Night with an encore at the Senior Night. The Club also gave a very loud vote of acknowledgement on Senior Presentation night when very long- standing member Ian Jones was inducted as our newest Life Member – joining his mother Mavis Jones who was our very first Life Member. Off-field champions Once again I am overwhelmed by the efforts of those who make our Club happen off the field, organising sections, canteen, teams, partnerships and all the other myriad activities that make it possible for the players to run out every week. As I have done in previous years, I again want to note here my very sincere thanks, on behalf of the Club, to every single one of you and to all of you. You are all both the foundation of the club and the framework on which we build the outwardly-noticed success and player enjoyment. If you’re reading this and not already involved – come and join in …. volunteering is a genuinely rewarding life experience! Burringbar Park Kedron Wavell continued to work with BHA and BWHA to ensure a quality facility for our sport is maintained at Burringbar Park and to ensure it remains the ‘Home of Kedron Wavell Hockey’. This year we had a massive success when our local Brisbane City Councillor, Cr. Fiona King ( a continuing champion of our Club!) secured a $1 million dollar commitment towards the second turf – turning a dream into a reality. Come 2018 season, we’ll be running on two turfs at our home ground! Our Principal Club Sponsors In 2016 the Kedron Wavell Services Club stepped up another notch with their contributions to supporting the hockey club, and I want to again acknowledge the enormous support that has again been provided to us. Please continue to support the Services Club as you can – in just a little reflection of how very good they are to all of us! The Services Club was joined this year by other major contributions by physiotherapists TPS Health, home builder Stronach Building and online services company Jumbo Interactive. Look them up on our Club website – they are worth our support when you need the services they provide.

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 9 At the end of the season we secured another major partner in Osaka Hockey – and your Club is now South East Queensland’s first full retail distributor for this top hockey brand. Go to the Club website for our online shop – and look out for more coming in the Club house.

See you at the field in 2017!

John Davis Club President

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 10 Treasurer’s Report This Treasurer’s report and the audited Financial Statements(Appendix A) that are part of this Annual Report are prepared on a cash accounting basis. STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE 2016 resulted in a net profit of $43,334.50 (2015 profit $14,992.87) for Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club “The Club”. The 2016 result should be read with the following notes: *As noted in the 2015 Treasurers report the below payments were made within the 2016 FY: - Men’s registration fees $8,578.00 - BHA Annual Dinner $600.00 - Men’s coaching payments $8,000.00 *The canteen sales increased by 17% on 2015 & returned an unadjusted profit of $15,478.25; when adjusting for the below overall profit was less than 2015: - $7,950.00 Cost Contribution BHMG - $2,880.00 Canteen Open & Close * With the introduction of EFTPOS since the club day we have taken $3,363.50 *As at 30 September 2016 (year-end) the following expenses are outstanding and due to the method of accounting being cash are not included in the Statement of Income and Expenditure: - Above mentioned canteen payments - $6,493.61 Kedron Wavell Services Club 2016 Presentation Night (Paid Oct) - $1,085 Various Jnr Umpire Payments (Paid Oct) - Snr Ladies Umpires Payments still to be finalised. - BHA Men’s $1,184 & Boys invoices $785.00 - Affordable Trophies Invoices $1,134.25 *As at 30 September 2016 uncollected fees are: SEASON SECTION 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 TOTAL MEN $1,740 $8,950 $6,360 $5,306.50 $20,616.50 WOMEN $500 $415 $415 BOYS GIRLS TOTAL $2,240 $8,950 $0 $6,360 $5,721.50 $21,031.50 BALANCE SHEET Net assets of The Club have again increased in 2016 to $99,778.89 up from $56,454.39 in 2015. As noted above various expenses have been paid within the 2017 Financial Year. The Club’s policy of 30 April deadline for the payment of player fees is crucial for The Club to be able to meet its financial obligations during the season. The Boys, Girls and Women’s sections are to be commended on their continual adherence to this policy, with a dramatic improvement from the men’s section with all the effort that has been put in this year. Amanda Paech Treasurer

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 11 Men’s Report 2016 was a watershed year on the field for the male Wolves. Our regular high performers, our master’s players, continue to be incredibly successful, however this season our divisional teams showed remarkable improvement and very encouraging signs for the future. For the first time since 1999 the Wolves Division One men managed 5 wins in a season and finished in 7 th place. Apart from a couple of aberrations mid-year, the group consistently stuck it to the high fliers of the competition and with a little luck we could easily have ended the year higher on the table, perhaps even an outside chance of finals play.

Hockey in Brisbane has reached a tipping point. Ten years ago we participated in an amateur sport where everyone paid their way, games were hard but it was still just an amateur game with a couple of elite guys rising past the rest of the mortals. Today we are faced with a dilemma; FIVE clubs in Brisbane now have enough highlevel representative players on their books that they are forced to select “the elite” in second grade each week. TWO of those five clubs finished below us on the first grade table this season. How do they attract those players: Success and Money. Success breeds success, players from “up North” lob in with big reputations and want to play with mates from rep teams, For those that don’t chase success they look for the best deal they can get.

We have choices to make right now. Are we a nice family club who wants to have as many players participating and enjoying a great sport, or do we wish to compete with the competition leaders and win more games than we lose in most grades? Is it possible to do both? Do the strategies that enable clubs to win matches alienate the heart and soul of the club that have supported the club for years and will still be there when the transient players leave? My belief is that if we decide that we wish to compete at the top level the answer is, regrettably MONEY. Money to fund additional resources on and off the field. Even if we chose to tread water and decide we are happy with the way things are, the progress of other clubs will see us fall backwards without a capital injection. Norths, the perennial whipping boys of the first grade competition, recruited well in 2016 and have the capacity to be a force in future years if they can retain those players.

The Men’s executive and leading players have considered this issue and the resounding answer is YES, we want to play finals. How do we get there?? The answers….  Win 6 more matches minimum  Train more often  Train harder  Include more fitness training  Recruit new talent  Retain existing players.

But back to the present, the Wolves 2016 results were sensational across the board. There were a number of reasons for this turnaround in fortunes, the return to the club of highly credentialed “old-boys”, the addition of a couple of talented overseas and local players and a new found commitment to fitness training were all factors. If the Wolves are able to continue this improvement into the future it won’t be long before we are able to claim some high profile scalps and perhaps dream of silverware. Respect was earned in 2016, Fear will come in 2017!

The improved performance in the first grade team rubbed off on other divisions with the best performances in more than ten years being recorded by every team. Seconds finished 8th and in a tight competition were pressing for a finals berth until late in the season. Thirds finished a very creditable 7 th, thanks to an amazing two-goal burst in the final two minutes of their final match of the year. Our amazing sixth grade team continues to belt out great seasons, which culminate in a grand final appearance. But I wanted to save special praise for our fifth grade side, a new team this season made up of juniors, new guys, some old heads and coached by legend, James Treeby, started slowly, but James built a great team by the end of the season, culminating in a great 5-1 win in their last game. Congratulations to all the divisional players on a great year.

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 12 The beating heart and soul of our club, our men’s masters’ players once again had a strong year. A number of new players and team changes made results a little harder to come by this year however firsts and seconds played well without necessarily achieving the remarkable results of previous years. Our thirds were minor premiers and dominated their grand final to take out another premiership. I want to just reflect for a moment on this amazing group of men. There are a number of guys here who have more than 30 seasons for the club, who love contributing and just enjoy hockey.

At the start of the year we put a call out to the men’s club for financial support. The objective was simple, to keep playing fees as low as possible for players across the board and to have funds to support a number of players we were at risk of being lost to the sport for monetary reasons. Two very special members of the club rallied to the call. David Todd, from Jumbo Interactive spoke to his company and a very generous cheque was handed over! Barry Stronach, from Stronach Building put his hand in his own pocket to provide a complete refresh of playing equipment for the men’s masters’ teams. These two supporters, Jumbo Interactive and Stronach Building have done a massive amount to ensure that we were able to put teams on the field and put in proud performances week in, week out. I’d also like to pay tribute to the other sponsors and supporters, Kedron Wavell Services Club, Osaka and TPS Physiotherapy. We hope to see you at more men’s matches in future!!

I’d like to thank the volunteers who have helped keep the Wolves successful on the field this year. Firstly our Committee, Brian (secretary), and Michelle (treasurer) have both worked tirelessly to ensure the smooth running of our teams. A special mention to Michelle who has made an amazing effort to turn around the finances of the men’s section of the club. She has also made an enormous contribution to Men’s hockey through her election as a board member of BHA, along with Karen Argent. Next, An amazing group of Coaches , Managers and Coordinators (Matt, Steve, Rad, Kerry, Paul, Josh, James, Marty, Jessie, Scott, Brett, Barry, Duncan, Ian and Ian) Thank you and I hope you all will consider throwing your hat in the ring again to assist in 2017. And finally the playing group as a whole who were happy to put their hand up and help whenever it was required. A special mention here to the many players who put their hand up to help out with umpiring as required, I’m sure there were many of you when I wasn’t in attendance but a couple I saw who regularly helped included, James, Toby, Matt, Trent and Craig, Great work guys!

Roll on 2017!!

Alan Myers Men’s Vice President

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 13 Ladies’ Report 2016 was another strong year for the ladies section.

Our Division 1 ladies took out the minor premiership - this is no mean feat in this competition and the ladies and Nikki are to be congratulated. This team also made the grand final but a shocking weather system on that day worked against us and multiple delays in the game made for very difficult conditions. Despite starting strongly we weren’t able to bring home the trophy. The strength of the ladies in the conditions was admirable and the game went to shoot outs but we just couldn’t do it. However, we are knocking on the door and that Division 1 premiership trophy will have our name on it.

In the grass competition our DP2 ladies came from third position on the ladder to make the grand final. They pulled off a fantastic win and brought home the premiership trophy. Fran Duke was named the Player of the Final after an excellent game – congratulations to the ladies.

A special thanks to all our ladies who contributed this year, whether it was doing canteen duty, umpiring or just supporting our teams. We noticed a big surge in member support this year and we hope to improve on that next year with more club days. I would also like to recognise the work of Club Captains Jacob Jennison and Jasmine Larosa who recognised that club spirit is essential and organised a number of events that encouraged members from different teams and sections to mix. These social occasions were enjoyed and I look forward to more in coming years.

Christine Blanchard (for Tracey Sullivan) Ladies Vice President

BWHA Division 1 Minor Premiers, and Runners Up 2016

Division 1 Coach Nikki Taylor was awarded the BWHA Highest Coaching Achievement

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 14 Junior Boys Report This season saw the boys field 6 teams. The U11 boys made it through to the finals which was an exceptional effort for first time U11 coach Allison. This year again saw a number of players achieve representative honours for the first time, as well as Lewis Fossey being select to represent Australia. Like always I was proud to witness the improvement in individual skills and teamwork across all age groups. Fundraising On the fundraising front, the junior boys where selected to hold a Bunnings BBQ, however due to a lack of numbers we were unable to fulfil our spot which was a shame.

Development This year with the efforts of Ian Smith, the boys commenced becoming accredited to be umpires.

Again the boys tried to run a level one coaching clinic in conjunction with the girls, however due to a challenging time table this was cancelled at the last minute. Hopefully next year we will get it up and running.

Acknowledgements In closing, as this is my last year as Boys VP I would like to acknowledge the efforts of all the coaches and managers for your effort this year.

I would also like to thank Tash (Girls VP) and a big thank you to Tania for all her effort. Without her this would have been a very long season.

With that, I wish the new committee all the best.

Brendan Anderson Junior Boys Vice President

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 15 Junior Girls Report 2016 saw another successful year with again twelve teams in the BWHA competition from U7 through to JT1 grade. Though player memberships was slightly down from last year, we saw an increase of players move over to us to be part of a turf team, and the grass numbers were again strong with us fielding 3 x U11 teams for the 3rd successive season. Hook in2 Hockey participants were again good this year, resulting in keeping the Rookey teams at 4.

On the field our club enjoyed success with the U11C girls being Minor Premiers, and our U11A team finishing the season strongly taking the premiership from Commercial. This gives young coach Taylor Quirk back to back grand finals for her respective coaching years.

The remainder of our teams enjoyed mixed results within their individual competitions with all teams competing strongly throughout and until the end of the season. A special mention to our 13T team – in previous seasons we have been at the back end of the group, however some strong new players and the right vision from the coach saw us finish in 4th – an excellent achievement.

Under 11A Premiers Coaches: I would like to personally acknowledge and thank our coaches for their individual commitment and efforts in developing our junior girls players. Coaches are priceless!  Junior turf - Peter Gaddes, Tony Aleksic, Holly Marsh and Andrew Blanchard. Congratulations to you all for taking the time the time to coach each of these teams whilst maintaining player enthusiasm and instilling some great skills. With the help of our senior players and coaches, our turf teams had a strong season given this year we were back to the young teams.  Junior Grass - thank you to Ellie Mason, Tracey Sullivan, Taylor Quirk, Cindy Johnson, Kim Abbott and Laura Rivers for coaching our junior grass teams this season. The girls enjoyed their season and each of you was able to lay some very positive foundations ensuring the success of our club in the coming years.  Under 9s and Under 7s – thank you to Catherine Burchill, Nicole Murphy, Mikayla Cavanagh, Katrina Symmans, Tanya Hoyle and Holly Marsh for your commitment and passion coaching our future up and coming champions.

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 16 Managers: We have been fortunate again this year that individual parents within each team put their hand up to manager a team. They are invaluable in assisting coaches, coordinating canteen rosters, game times, photos, fundraising etc. Your efforts are sincerely appreciated. Fundraising: To the parents, thank you for your commitment to our club. We had another successful season with canteen duty – with nearly everyone doing their roster, this is a vital boost to our section finances. To supplement our fundraising efforts, we again undertook the cookie dough fund raising drive, raising needed funds for the club. Thank you Lisa Newbold for your co-ordination of this drive. To Joanne Galvin – thank you again for your efforts in managing the Downey Park Cake Stall – our Cake Stall and Raffle for 2016 was again very successful. Your team of merry people make our stall look magnificent, and the goodies are to die for. Umpiring: A big thanks again this year to Revel Lockton – umpire coordinator for the 3rd consecutive year. Again instrumental in ensuring our commitment to BWHA is filled – submitting weekly umpire rosters. Kedron Wavell have become known for their fantastic development program and follow up mentoring, and this year saw 10 juniors continue their umpire development. We had huge success with many receiving their Community Badge and one moving up to Community Advanced. We also initiated a innovative trial of radio mic coaching techniques for junior umpires which is now being adopted by BWHA. Umpire development has been successful this year with a number of young umpires achieving success and being allocated grand finals. Throughout the season we had girls representing at both Southern Cross and State Championships, and all were successful, and we finished the season strongly with 2 girls representing at BWHA Grand Finals. A wonderful achievement that can’t be said by many clubs! Our girls however don’t do this alone, we have a strong mentoring program led by Ian Smith and Alyson Aleksic, and I thank you both for the work you have done in giving our young umpires strong advice, tools and the confidence to continue enjoying umpiring. I am very proud of the umpiring position KW junior girls have in Brisbane. But it’s not only our juniors players that make up the Junior Umpiring Squad. We have seniors that are invaluable to our umpire roster each week. Thank you!! Representative Players: This year many of our girls trialled for representative selection in the different age groups. Congratulations to all who were successful and I encourage all players to continue to seek representative honours in the future. A list of all rep players and honours is further below. Finally thank you to Lisa Newbold, our junior girls secretary. In my first year as VP, her assistance was priceless. There are many other parents and supporters that have contributed in some way throughout the season, to you all a big thank you from the Junior Committee. It takes many volunteer hands to make a club run. In closing I would like to acknowledge all of the older girls who, by age, have played their last game of junior girl’s hockey, proudly for Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club. Thanks for your commitment to the development of our junior girls section and keep playing and enjoying your hockey. Natasha Gaddes Junior Girls Vice-President

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 17 Trophy Winners

SENIOR PERPETUAL TROPHIES

Patrons Trophy – Best Club Person – Marty Couch

President’s Trophy – Service to the Club by a Player Senior Men – James Treeby Senior Ladies – Allison Dewar

Most Valuable Umpire – Senior Men – Craig Dalzell Most Valuable Umpire – Senior Ladies – Melanie Blanchard

Most Valuable Senior Men’s Player – Jacob Jennison Most Valuable Senior Ladies Player – Jasmine Larosa

Most Valuable Senior Ladies Player – Downey Park – Tracey Sullivan Best Clubman, Men’s Masters (the ‘Grey Wolf’) – Ian Harcla

JUNIOR PERPETUAL TROPHIES

President’s Trophy – Service to the Club by a Player Junior Boys – Tom Couch Junior Girls – Caitlyn Smith

Most Promising Junior Boy - Modified Competition – Angus Kearney Most Promising Junior Girl - Modified Competition – Lily Punch

Most Valuable Umpire Junior Girls – Georgia Gaddes Most Valuable Umpire Junior Boys – not awarded

Most Promising Junior Boy – Lewis Fossey Most Promising Junior Girl – Jemma Punch

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 18 Representative Players LADIES and GIRLS Player/Representative Team Representative Honour Alana Tweddell 13T U13 Brisbane 3 Allison Dewar Div 4, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 3 U13 Brisbane 4 Manager Alyson Aleksic Div 3 Manager Qld U12 Schoolgirls Andrew Blanchard Div 3 (Coach) U15 Brisbane 4 Coach Audrey Smith Div 1 2016 Queensland Scorchers team Hockeyroos Trans-Tasman Series team Belle Davis MM2 Gold Coast Masters Qld Masters 55+ (1) (representing Gold Coast) Britt Noffke Div 1 2016 Queensland Scorchers squad Britt Wilkinson Div 1 2016 Queensland Scorchers team Qld U21 U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 4 Coach Brisbane Super League Australian 2015/16 Women’s Futures Group Brooke Seawright U11C U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 4 Caitlyn Smith JT2 U13 State Championship Brisbane 2 Umpire U15 State Championship Umpire U13T Grand Final Umpire Cate Hodgson DP2 and MM2 Manager SA Masters Masters – Brisbane 4 Claire Kearney U11A U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 2 Claudia Dohnt Div 2 and JT1 U18 - Brisbane 2 U18 Southern Cross Brisbane 2 Qld U18 (Shadow) Christine Blanchard DP3 BWHA Vice President BWHA Grass/Turf Match Secretary DP3 Grand Final Umpire Elaine Badini DP3, MM2 Qld Over 55s 2 (representing Warwick) Deborah Gately - BWHA Judiciary Dawn Aaskov Div 4 Masters – Brisbane 4 Diana Young Life Member BWHA Masters Selector Qld Masters Selector Donna Smith DP5 Qld Masters 65+ Emma Dutton 13T U13 Brisbane 4 Erin Kropp 13T U12 Met North Schoolgirls Fran Duke DP2 DP2 Player of the Final Georgia Gaddes JT2 BWHA Most Promising Junior Umpire U13B Grand Final Umpire U13C Grand Final Umpire U11 Southern Cross Umpire Hannah Lowry Div 2 2016 Queensland Scorchers squad Qld U18 squad Qld U21 Brisbane Super League 2016 National Futures Group Hannah Mossop U11A U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 2

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 19 Helen Hill Life Member Qld Masters Service Award Isabella Flynn JT1 U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 4 Umpire Jamie Stone Div1 2016 Queensland Scorchers team Jemma Punch JT1 and Div 2 U18 – Brisbane 1 U18 Southern Cross Brisbane 2 Qld U18/2 U19 Met East Schoolgirls U19 Qld Schoolgirls Australian Schoolgirls Jenny Tidey Life Member and Patron Hockey Qld Ambassador – Women’s Masters Championships Qld Masters Service Award Jess Watson Div 1 2016 Queensland Scorchers squad Judy Keen Life Member Qld Masters 65+ Coach Julia Cavanough Met North U12 Schoolgirls Julia McDonald MM2 Masters – Brisbane 4 Kaaren Lane DP2, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 5 Karra Seawright U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 4 Manager Katie Le Moeligou JT1 U15 Brisbane 4 Keeley Downes U11A U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 4 Ken Dohnt Div 4 Coach U18 Brisbane 1 (Manager) U18 Southern Cross Brisbane 1 (Assistant Coach) Kerrie Haines DP3 Qld Over 55s 2 (representing Warwick) Leslie Anderson Division 2 player / coach Brisbane Masters 1 Lucy Tynan Div 2 Brisbane Opens Maddie James Div 1 2016 Queensland Scorchers team Melanie Blanchard Div3/4 DP1 Grand Final Umpire Div 5 Grand Final Reserve Umpire MM2 Grand Final Umpire Mia Newbold U11A U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 4 Miranda Scroope Div 3 U19 Met East Schoolgirls U19 Qld Schoolgirls Nikki Taylor Div 1 (Coach) Brisbane Super League (Coach) Qld U21 (Assistant Coach) Opens Super League Selector BWHA Highest Coaching Honours Olivia McManus U11A U13 - Brisbane 1 Peter Gaddes MM3, JT1 Coach U13 Southern Cross Brisbane 3 Coach U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 1 Coach Rebecca Mossop 13T U13 Brisbane 2 Rhonda Bentley Life Member Qld Masters 65+ Manager 20 Year Service Award Qld Masters Sally Galvin U11A U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 2 Sammi Neil U11A U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 2 Sarah Pobjie XX U13 Brisbane 4 Savannah Fitzpatrick Div 1 2016 Queensland Scorchers team Sophie Conway Div 2 U18 – Brisbane 1 U18 Southern Cross Brisbane 1 Qld U18/2 Qld U16 Schoolgirls U19 Met North Schoolgirls Tess DiTullio Met North U12 Schoolgirls

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 20 Tracey Sullivan DP2, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 5 Shirley Woodward U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 2 Manager Trinity Woodward 13T U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 2 U12 Met North Schoolgirls (Shadow) Zoe Lockton JT1 U11 Southern Cross Umpire

MEN and BOYS Player/Official Representative Honours/Award or Position Held Ajit Bhullar SA Masters Over 65(1) Alistair Hogg Qld Master Over 55(2) Aodhan Green U11 Brisbane (3) Bryan Butler Tasmanian Masters Over 45(1) Cooper Cabot Qld U15 U15 (1) Brisbane Cooper Nicholls U11 Brisbane (2) Corey Punch U13 (1) Brisbane David Todd Qld Master Over 55(2) David Wilson Qld Masters Over 50(2) Declan Baker Qld U15 U15 (2) Brisbane Hayden Newell U15 (2) Brisbane Ian Harcla Qld Master Over 55(2) Ian Smith Tasmanian Masters Over 55(1) Jake Batista U13 (3) Brisbane John Davis Qld Master Over 55(2) Lachlan Robertson U13 (1) Brisbane Lewis Fossey 2016 Queensland Under 18 squad U18 (1) Brisbane Matt Argent Brisbane Opens Brisbane Fury Super League 2016 Queensland Blades squad NT Stingers AHL Matthew Crough U11 (1) Brisbane Michael Newell U15(2) Brisbane Manager Nigel Hedgecock Qld Masters Over 60(2) Noel Mitchell Qld Masters Over 60(2) Oliver Bryans U11 (1) Brisbane Pat Jordan Qld Masters Over 40(2) Robert Barnes Qld Master Over 55(2) Scott Macaulay Qld Masters Over 40(2) Simon Fuller U13 (3) Brisbane Stephen Sawyers Qld Masters Over 60(1) Australian Masters Over 60 Terry Wode Qld Masters Over 45(1) Thomas Couch U15 (2) Brisbane Thomas Darben U13 (3) Brisbane Troy Rossiter Qld Masters Over 40(1) Australian Masters Over 40 Tyler Newell Qld U15 U15 (1) Brisbane Wayne Harris Qld Masters Over 60(2) William Pobjie U11 Brisbane (2)

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 21 Team Trophies MENS BEST AND FAIREST Division 1 Player’s Player Matt Argent Division 2 Lewis Fossey Division 3 Tim Anson Division 5 Saul Bos Division 6 John Dexter Masters Division 1 Dan Jimmieson Masters Division 2 Sunil Pereira Masters Division 3 David Berglin

LADIES BEST AND FAIREST Division 1 Player’s Player Alyssa Kerr Division 2 Kate Springfield Division 3 Abby Heffernan Division 4 Caitlin Statham Monday Masters 2 Lisa Eyles DP2 Annaliese Nugent DP3 Caleigh Hancock and Miranda Menchini DP5 Louise Scarce

BOYS BEST AND FAIREST/MOST IMPROVED J1 Most Improved Best and Fairest Thomas Couch Dean Ryan J2 Most Improved Best and Fairest Adam Hall Simeon Gover U13 Most Improved Best and Fairest Zac Lawrence Lachlan Robertson U11 Most Improved Best and Fairest Bowen Farrawell Matthew Crough

GIRLS BEST AND FAIREST/MOST IMPROVED JT1 Most Improved Best and Fairest TeAre Wood Zoe Lockton JT2 Most Improved Best and Fairest Lauren Seawright Caitlin Statham JG1 Most Improved Best and Fairest Lucy O’Donovan Hannah Harvey U13T Most Improved Best and Fairest Emma Dutton Olivia McManus U13B Most Improved Best and Fairest Meg Jones and Madyson Jones Phoebe Morley U11A Most Improved Best and Fairest Braelyn Chase Keely Downes U11C Most Improved Best and Fairest Madison Shaw Madeleine Casey U11D Most Improved Best and Fairest Zara Nally Molly Dwyer

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 22 Team Results LADIES Team Coach Manager Position Division 1 Nikki Taylor Sue Pavish Minor Premiers Division 2 Leslie Anderson 6th Assistant Coach: Tessa Long Division 3 Andrew Blanchard Ian Harcla 3rd Division 4 Ken Dohnt 11th Monday Masters Elaine Badini Elaine Badini DP2 Tracey Sullivan 3rd/Premiers DP3 Elaine Badini Michael Menchini 6th DP5 Tanya Hoyle 6th

GIRLS Team Coach Manager Position JT1 Peter Gaddes Vanessa McGuren 9th JT2 Tony Aleksic/Holly Marsh Clare Smith 7th U13T Andrew Blanchard Shirley Woodward 4th JG2 Eleanor Mason Darren Kirk 4th U13B Tracey Sullivan Cheryl Harvey 7th U11A Taylor Quirk Micaela Maguire Premiers U11C Cindy Johnson Keryn Jones Minor Premiers (3rd) U11D Kim Abbott/ Laura Rivers Kym Duncan & Liz Feltrin 7th U9 White Katrina Symmans/Tanya Hoyle Zoe Daly - U9 Blue Catherine Burchill Jen Gledhill - U9 Red Nicole Murphy/Mikayla Cavanagh Leanne Cavanagh - U7 Red Holly Marsh Melissa Blyth -

BOYS Team Coach Manager Position U17 J1 U17 J3 U13 Div 1 U11 Div 1 U9 Red - U9 Blue - U7 -

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 23 MEN Team Coach Manager Position Division 1 Matt Smith Steve Jennison 7th Division 2 Greg Forbes Kerry Lund 8th Division 3 Paul Nixon Joshua Andrews 7th Division 5 James Treeby Marty Couch 7th Division 6 Scott Macaulay Brett Thompson 2nd Masters Division 1 Scott Macaulay Brett Thompson 7th Masters Division 2 Ian Harcla 6th Masters Division 3 Barry Stronach/Duncan Minor Premiers/Premiers Davis

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club Annual Report 2016 Page 24 Appendix A Financial Report

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