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CURTIN UNIVERSITY HOCKEY CLUB

ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2019

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Contents Curtin University Hockey Club ...... 3 Life Members ...... 3 Office Bearers for the 2019 Season ...... 3 Executive Committee ...... 3 Operational Committee ...... 4 Award Winners ...... 4 Club Awards ...... 4 Women’s Best and Fairest ...... 5 Men’s Best and Fairest ...... 5 Junior’s Best and Fairest ...... 5 Special Awards & Achievements ...... 6 President’s Report ...... 7 Financial Report ...... 8 Curtin Liaison Report ...... 10 Membership and Recruitment Director’s Report ...... 10 Teams Director’s Report ...... 11 Representative Honours 2019 ...... 15 Team Reports ...... 16 Functions and Events ...... 16 Women’s League Tables ...... 17 Men’s League Tables ...... 19 Junior’s League Tables ...... 21

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Curtin University Hockey Club

Life Members From all previous Club identities:

Trinity (Men) Pirates (Women) Curtin Trinity Tigers (1941-1990) (1931-1990) (1991 -1997) 1964 Maurice McGovern* Pat Goodridge* 1991 Ross Theobald 1968 Harold Thornton* Phoebe Bradshaw* 1997 Glen Emslie 1969 Eric Pearce Shirley Davies 1997 Mark Kendle 1972 Gordon Pearce 1973 Ron Walker Aquinians Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates 1975 Jim O’Hara (1990-1997) (1998-2016) 1975 W (Bill) Connaughton Elspeth Denning 1998 Troy Kelly 1976 JW (Bill) Andrew 1998 Ian Pestana 1976 John Metcalf WAIT 2006 Lorraine Brown 1976 Julian Pearce P Mason 2009 Michelle Hager 1979 John Hegge* J Chapman 2013 Julie Branley 1982 Harry Duncan* M Joynes 2014 Dennis Reid 1989 Kevin Martin* Glenda Scott 2015 Richard Moore 1990 John Andrew 2016 Ian Kealley *Deceased

Office Bearers for the 2019 Season

Executive Committee

President: Katie Flanagan Vice President: Tom Reid Secretary: Lorraine Brown Treasurer: Adam Piggott Teams Director: Elspeth Denning Events Director: Mikayla Congram Membership & Recruitment Director: Jordan Trotter Curtin Liaison: Jordan Trotter

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Operational Committee Men’s Coordinator: Tom Forrest Women’s Coordinator: Matthew Mercer Junior Coordinator: Amy Woodfield Masters Coordinator: Dennis Reid/Ian Pestana Umpiring Coordinator: vacant Sponsorship Coordinator: Tom Reid Governance Coordinator: Julie Branley Database Administrator: Adam Piggott

Website Coordinator: Damon Pollard Equipment & Merchandise Coordinator: Kate Denning & Shannon Koch Clubroom Coordinator: vacant Fundraising Coordinator: Jackie Stacey Social Media Coordinator: Amy Woodfield

Award Winners

Club Awards • Elspeth Denning Award-Junior Player Showing Potential: Ana Cana-Macado • Most Improved Female: Fiona Bain • Most Improved Male: Rohan Bilney • Coach of the Year: Matthew Mercer • Best Club Person: Julie Branley • Michelle Hager Award-Highest Women’s Goal Scorer: Chantelle Ciallella 19 goals • Mick Waddell Award-Highest Men’s Goal Scorer: Alex Idoine 13 goals • Best Team: Women’s Provisional 2 Black • Presidents Award: Men’s Masters O/60 team • Pat Goodridge Award for Services to the Club: Adam Piggott

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Women’s Best and Fairest Team MVP Runner Up MVP Premier 1 Katy Clarke Chantelle Ciallella Aleisha Power Kirstie Denning Premier 2 Breanna Baker Grace Cohn Premier Alliance Hayley Patton Jessica Covino Provisional 2 Casey Patterson Holly O’Connor Provisional 3 Jaimee Hadley Brianna Watt Provisional 4 (6’s) Julie Doyle Lauren Doyle Provisional 4 (7’s) Kristy Blyth Emily Wallis Master’s O/35 Div3 N/A N/A

Men’s Best and Fairest Team MVP Runner Up MVP Premier 1 Dane Angwin Anton Zickler Premier 2 Rohan Bilney Tom Beard Premier Alliance Aaron Breen Christopher Kain Provisional 3 Thomas Pavlinovich Lewis Cann Provisional 4 Dave Aujla Lachlan Bewick Master’s O/40 Div 2 Kalwant Singh Simon Freitag Master’s O/60 Div 1 Steve Needham John Nettleton

Junior’s Best and Fairest Team MVP Runner Up MVP Most Improved J11/12 B girls Ana Cana-Macado Brooke Kenny Emma Stewart J9/10 C girls Skye Celedin Molly Laffer Nadine Clarke (White) J9/10 C girls Evie Wells Niamh Gismondi Bridget Roberts (Orange) J7/8 C girls Corinna Porecca-Rechichi Mia Gurbiel Chloe Sanderson-Farrell J3/4 mixed James Felsner Oliver Pontre Evangeline Hadfield

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Special Awards & Achievements

Curtin University Sports Awards: • Club Excellence Award • Club Community Award • Curtin University Full Blues: Corey Weyer • Curtin University Volunteer Service to Sport: Carl Celedin, Jane Donnelly, Shannon Koch, Tom Nicolay, Jackie Stacey

Playing achievements:

• Australian Squad: Greta Hayes, Tim Howard, Kaitlin Nobbs, Penny Squibb, Corey Weyer • Australian Development Squad: Aleisha Power, Roos Swann • Australian U/23 Junior Squad: Annie Gibbs • AHL Hockey One: (WA) Roos Swann, Annie Gibbs, Aleisha Power, Penny Squibb • AHL Hockey One: (SA) Kate Denning • AHL Hockey One: (NSW) Greta Hayes, Kaitlin Nobbs • AHL Hockey One: (QLD) Tim Howard, Corey Weyer • WAIS: Roos Swann, Annie Gibbs, Aleisha Power, Penny Squibb and Sarah Byrnes (train-on) • WA U/21: Sienna Archer, Sarah Byrnes, Annie Gibbs, Sophie Johnson, Aleisha Power • WA U/15: Ana Cana-Macado • WA Country: Liam Sweeney, Ryan West • WA Masters: (50+Div 2) Kalwant Singh • WA Masters (60+) Judy Hawrylak, (Country 60+) Gary Adlam (coach) • WA Masters: (65+) Ian Pestana (player/coach), Ssteve Needham • WA Masters: (70+) John Harper, Ian Kealley • Southern Cross Masters: (65+) Ian Pestana (player/coach)

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President’s Report 2019 has been a huge year for CUHC, both on and off the field. It has been a real privilege to lead the club in my first year as President, and I am excited by what we have managed to achieve, and our plans for the future.

We fielded 21 teams across Hockey WA competitions in 2019, which included our first ever year 3-4 junior team and an entire new team of Curtin students. The club retained both our premier league teams, and also fielded teams for regional and international competition, seeing our local and international footprint grow. We have continued our strong representative representation at national and international level throughout 2019

This year, we undertook a major transformative process, to digitise and upgrade our management processes. 2019 saw the club move to a digital platform to manage club operations and governance, and institute a new financial model that has resulted in a strong fiscal position. The club has also taken a leading role in major changes in competition management and structure in WA.

This season, we specifically focussed on our club values, holding sessions on values with our committee and volunteers. The club is now becoming deliberately values driven, in line with the strategic plan and more broadly the University. This year, our partnership with the University went from strength to strength, significantly growing our footprint on campus.

2019 saw CUHC embark on a number of key development plans across the club. We executed regional and junior development plans, and brought on new sponsors from local partners. The club supported hockey in Tambellup, Narrogin and Bunbury, and provided entry level programs for over 500 children. We also took a leading role in inclusivity initiatives across Hockey in WA this year and look forward to building on these in 2020.

As a community club sponsorship is critical for our success, particularly our ability to field premier teams whilst also ensuring we can support all grades. Curtin is seeking to integrate with industry at all levels and we are committed to ongoing partnership with local businesses. Our sincere thanks go to:

1. Denning and Associates (Elspeth and Grant Denning) 2. New Town Toyota 3. Curtin University 4. Thermal Airconditioning (Ian Kealley) 5. Cambridge Periodontics (Darryl Andrews) 6. Hockey International (Jinder and Preet) 7. Hoopla Espresso 8. Desam Fashion (Kerstin and Denis Otway) 9. Chalk n Cheese Bar & Kitchen (Maddy and Dom Chalker) 10. The Balmoral 11. Bankwest

We could not do what we do without all our volunteers, so a huge thank you is due to the executive and sub-committee for the many, many hours you have contributed to our club and the sport of hockey in WA. A further thank you also to all our coaches, team managers, family and supporters, we wouldn’t be able to run the club without you, and you’ve been brilliant through the entire year.

As we move into 2020, we will also be moving into a new strategic planning process. I encourage you all to join us as we continue to build the Pirate community into a great university club.

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Financial Report

Created: 15/11/2019 7:35 AM Curtin University Hockey Club Curtin Stadium, Building 111 Curtin University, Kent St Profit & Loss Statement Bentley WA 6102 November 2018 To October 2019 ABN: 22 925 424 622 Email: [email protected]

Income Senior Subscriptions $105,205.78 Junior Subscriptions $6,053.07 Sponsorship Internal $8,568.00 Sponsorship External $9,969.54 Coaching $2,725.00 Club Raffle $13,260.00 Quiz Night $2,168.65 Wind Up Ticket Sales $4,333.00 Bar Sales $3,387.39 Bunning BBQ $6,125.80 Entertainment Books $560.00 Other Fundraising $435.00 Club Uniform $6,792.67 Supporter Jackets $445.00 Club Merchandise $2,069.27 HWA Special Match Play $8,409.50 Reimbursments Other $150.00 Mercedes Turf & Grass Payments $703.80 GSHC Fundraising $4,570.00 Total Income $185,931.47 Cost Of Sales Opening Stock $12,510.60 Bar Purchases $1,637.73 Merchandise Purchases Uniforms $5,795.02 Merchandise $2,564.31 Fundraising Expenses Raffle Expenses $4,335.50 Quiz Night $240.00 Windup $5,726.20 Bunnings BBQ $2,027.67 Entertainment Books $630.00 Discounts Comittee Discounts $4,090.00 Coaching Discounts $1,956.23 Curtin Student Discounts $3,665.73 Goal Keeper Discount $2,177.55 Closing Stock -$10,448.00 Total Cost Of Sales $36,908.54 Gross Profit $149,022.93 Expenses Website $37.38 Licensing Liquor License $54.00 Hockey WA Expenses HWA Affliliation Fees $42,899.30 HWA Insurance $725.00 Team Expenses Coaching $21,450.00

This report includes Year-End Adjustments.

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Curtin Liaison Report Our links with Curtin University continue to strengthen, with 2019 seeing us really cement our place within the sporting infrastructure of the University. This year, our partnership with the University went from strength to strength, and we have been well supported by Curtin Stadium in a wide array of endeavours.

The club participated in every University engagement opportunity across both semesters, recruiting a range of new members throughout the year. We contributed on a strategic level to the Curtin sport strategy summit, where we provided input and suggestions on how the University can grow its sporting clubs, and leverage sport across a range of operations and initiatives.

We have actively engaged in Curtin sporting activities, including providing coaches for Carnaby Kids, and attending other Curtin Club events. Curtin Stadium have also actively promoted CUHC through their social media, and other outlets.

The club have furthered our collaboration with other Curtin Clubs, specifically with Curtin Rugby and Football with whom we share our clubrooms. This year we were able to formalise our presence in the clubrooms, coming to an agreement on usage of the cool room and installing our own fridge which has enabled us to operate a bar facility in clubrooms for the first time since 2016. This has transformed the club culture, and resulted in some much needed additional funding to support the club.

Our grass grounds on Edinburgh South continued to improve this year, and we were successful in securing the grounds just for hockey, with the occasional overflow for football. In an exciting new development, as a result of us firming our presence on the grounds, the space has now been formally designated as a sporting facility by Curtin Properties, and the University has slated initial plans for redeveloping the grounds into dedicated hockey fields with lighting.

We have proudly met all our affiliation requirements this year, and are grateful to Curtin Stadium for their ongoing support. The support they have provided this year has been significant, including attending our games, fixing up our goals, and helping with partnerships and collaborations.

We look forward to continuing our Curtin journey in 2020.

Membership and Recruitment Director’s Report

2019 has been a great year for my first year being a part of the CUHC committee. The position of Membership and Recruitment Director has been one that has taught me new skills and attributes about how a club works as well as the various types of people we can attract to our club. Overall for the year we were able to recruit very well, our membership number is up about 20 members since the 2018 season. A large amount of new university students have been recruited into our teams, a significant number coming from country areas as well as a few players from overseas such as Ireland and Belgium. In a way this was reflected by having to field a 7th women’s team for this year, competing in the same division as the women’s 6th team. Across both men’s and women’s competitions, many recruits did find their way into our 3’s and 2’s teams, reflecting the sort of talent we are able to attract.

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Throughout the year we had many various Curtin Uni based recruitment stalls, with 3 occurring in semester 1 and another 2 happening in semester 2. At these stalls I’ve put out the call for club members, particularly students to volunteer their time to help run the stall. I’m happy to say that I’ve always had members put their hands up to take some time out of their day to help me and I’m truly thankful for their generosity. Each stall has managed to attract many people to fill out their details for their expressions of interest to play hockey for our club, with people asking lots of questions about what we do as a club, what the fees are, what teams we have, when our games are?, etc… I have also been contacted many times directly by email and phone, something that I feel is great because we know prospective recruits are looking at our social media and website and using our contact details to their advantage. I think a major factor in holding onto and gaining new recruits is the type of culture we have at this club, we have a very inclusive culture something that’s bought about by our leaders from each team and to see so many of these new players at the various social events throughout the year is a testament to this.

Going into next year, there are a lot of things I know can be improved on for this role, particularly the visual presence we have at the recruiting stalls. I feel as though the visual appeal is not up to scratch when you look at all the other clubs we’re surrounded by. Also the handing out of information flyers tailored for uni students would be a great way to give the specifics to this target, further streamlining the way this role can be conducted.

Overall I have felt as though I’ve had a great year in my role as Membership and Recruitment Director for 2019 and I shall look forward to developing further if I retain the role for 2020.

Teams Director’s Report

I would like to thank all the co-ordinators for the work they have put into season 2019. Mens Coordinator – Tom Forrest, Women’s Coordinator – Matt Mercer, Junior Coordinator – Amy Woodfield along with Lorraine Brown for all the work she has put into getting Mercedes to our club Masters Coordinator’s –Ian Pestana & Lorraine Brown To all the coaches and managers thank you again for all your time and effort you put into the club. It is most appreciated. We look forward to season 2020, with the following grades allocated to us with the new HWA Linear Model:

CU MEN (2020) CU WOMEN (2020) Premier League 1 Premier League 1 Premier League 3 PL Premier League 2 Div 5 Div 4 Div 8 Gold Div 7 Gold Div 9 Gold Div 8 Gold 0/40 Masters Div 2 Div 9 Gold * 0/50 Masters Div TBA (new nomination) Div 9 Gold *(2 teams) O/60 Masters Div 1 Masters Div 3

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Women’s Coordinator’s Review

This season saw the introduction of a 7th Women’s turf team, highlighting the continued growth of our women’s competition. This number is expected to grow further in 2020. Really promising signs for the 1’s team this season who could have made the finals but were hit with injuries with 7 top players being out for up to 8 weeks. Competition was very close with 5 points difference between 1st and 6th. It was a tough year for the 2’s as many had to double up to help the 1’s team, they were still in with a chance at finals up to the last game. Our Premier Alliance, Provisional and Masters’ teams all achieved respectable results this season. Our 3’s Women achieved seventh place and were often supporting the 2’s with extra players throughout the season. The Women’s 4’s secured their third-straight finals series, winning a thrilling semi-final during golden goal, before narrowly losing to Rockingham in the preliminary final 2-1. Our Women’s 5’s also achieved a result of seventh supported by their coach, Tom Lees. The final game of the 5s season highlighting the growth of this team and the things to come in 2020. The Women’s 6’s, CUHC’s newest team coached by Patrick Wallis, had a fantastic season securing seventh place despite the entire team playing together with the club for the first time. Our Women’s 7’s, who also shared the same division as our 6’s, achieved fifth place and the honorary bragging rights in the first CUHC Derby against the 7’s this season. Finally, our Women’s O/35 Masters finished the season in eighth place, and continue to represent CUHC masters proudly. Thank you to all of the Women’s coaches and managers this year across all grades, without your support and the hours you volunteer, the teams and the club itself would not achieve the great results that it does. We look forward to 2020 and the continued growth of Women’s Hockey at Pirates.

Men’s Coordinator’s Review

I would like to congratulate all CUHC Men’s players for their commitment and endeavour throughout season 2019. It was a year of ups and downs for our Premier League, with plenty of strong performances including a huge win over UWA, as well as a few disappointing losses, perhaps demonstrating the inconsistency often seen in young and inexperienced teams. In a particularly important year with the change in competition structure on the horizon, the boys managed to successfully avoid the relegation zone quite comfortably, with a few minor adjustments required to get back in touch with the rest of the field. We had six Premier League Debutants in 2019 - Tim Adams, Alexander Adlam, Matthew Mercer, Brad O'Neill, Liam Sweeney, and Tim Wallis, as well as five more players making their club debut with the Pirates in the Premier League - Tim Howard (National side), Alexander Idoine (Import), Timothy Idoine (Import), Patrick Lawther (Melville HC), and Maverick Yow (Melville HC). Very promising signs for the future with a lot of improvement to come from within, as well as some work to be put in by recruiters in the off-season. Premier 1 coach Nick Budgeon, unfortunately tied up with his overseas playing commitments for much of the year, managed to pull the strings from afar with help from Paul Armitage, Julie Branley and a few senior players. When available, Nick makes a significant difference both on field and off, with his commitment to training and discipline admired by the squad. Hopefully these attributes can continue to translate to the entire Premier League Squad, and result in a continued rise up the rankings. Although there wasn’t a great deal to celebrate on field throughout the rest of the premier and provisional grades, there was a great deal of positive energy and camaraderie off it. Players had opportunities to play and train with higher grades in order to develop their skills, and numbers were again improved on last year making selecting teams a challenging but rewarding assignment. There

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Master’s Coordinator’s Review

Masters O/35 Div 3 Women had a season of two halves. Undefeated in the first three games, sitting near the top of the table mid-season….. then lost the next seven games! Plan B for next season, and some goal scoring practice? And not allowing our goal keeper to go on an overseas holiday mid- season. We had two Masters Men’s teams this year - O/40 Div 2 & O/60 Div 1. Our 40’s team struggled after being promoted. They were struggling for numbers as a few key players left the club but to their credit have convinced a few old players to return for next year, only winning one game for the year we will unfortunately be relegated. 60’s in division one did a lot better finishing fifth in our grade with Gary Adlam having a massive heart attack on field and survived, thanks for the prompt emergency action from everyone who was involved. We hope to add an O/50 Div 3 side for next season and have people moving up the grade as they get older. Thanks to our managers Damian Ellis and Richard Moore for a great job this season and thanks to the support from the committee for watching some of our games. We will be bigger and better next year.

Junior’s Coordinator’s Review

Over the past few years, CUHC has recognised the need for re-build in our junior division and in the 2019 season we saw this vision begin to take form. We welcomed our first junior boys to the club in many years with the addition of a new grade – Mixed J3/4’s! These young players, many never holding a hockey stick in their hand before have excelled this year and are sure to be great additions to Pirates for future years.

Our strong ties to Mercedes College helped fill the remaining 4 junior teams this year, however we are beginning to branch out to local secondary schools welcoming players from Penrhos College, Kent St High School and Como SHS this year. The links we have made this year will continue to develop and be maintained in future years to encourage more secondary students to play hockey at CUHC. Through Hockey WA we have provided coaches for Wesley College afterschool programs and partnered with the Get Active Project to run introductory hockey programs in the Wilson area. Through Curtin Stadium, we have provided coaches for multiple Penrhos College after school programs and Have-a-Go days.

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As a club, our focus has been to increase student participation at the primary school level and provide an easy pathway for students to transition into our junior teams. To that end, our co- ordinator has been working alongside other junior coaches to develop a standard 16 week program to be carried out in any partnered school regardless of player experience. The aim is to create young hockey players in a fun, engaging environment ready to join our junior teams entering Hockey WA competitions. CUHC has run multiple programs throughout 2019 at Regent College (Victoria Park), Aubin Grove Primary (Aubin Grove), St Columba’s Catholic Primary (South Perth) and Ursula Frayne Primary (Victoria Park) exposing more than 280 students to hockey at CUHC. Maintaining the links with the above schools and the development of new associations with local schools will provide the basis to re-build our junior club to its former glory.

I would like to personally thank all the members, coaches, parents, players and volunteers who all contributed to the junior division this year - without you, this work would not be able to continue. We are looking forward to a great 2020 season!

Primary School Programs (Total primary students: ~284)

Term 1 (4th February – 12th April 2019) Sophie Johnston Before School 15 students Lucy Irvine Regent College 8 week program Y3-Y6 Sarah Byrnes 730-830am Mixed Kaitlin Nobbs Term 2 (29th April – 5th July 2019) 130 students Anton Zickler Have a Go Day Aubin Grove Y3-Y6 Tim Idoine 830am-230pm Mixed After School 125 students Tim Idoine Get Active Project 5 week program Y4-Y6 Jake O’brien 4-530pm Mixed Ben Wright (HWA) After School Club 15 students Penrhos College 8 week program Y4-Y5 Anton Zickler 430pm-530pm Girls Term 4 (14th October – 19th December 2019) Before School 23 students St Columba’s 8 week program PP-Y6 Aleisha Power 730-830am Mixed Scott Roberts Before School 11 students Aubin Grove 8 weeks program Y1-Y5 Sophie Johnston 730-830 Mixed

Secondary School Programs (Total number of students: >250 )

Term 1 (4th February – 12th April 2019) Have a Go Day Aleisha Power Penrhos College 2 days 90 students Kaitlin Nobbs 9am-3pm Girls Anton Zickler Term 2 (29th April – 5th July 2019) After School Club Penrhos College 8 week program 15 students Sophie Johnston 430pm-530pm Girls

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After School Club Penrhos College 8 week program 15 students Kaitlin Nobbs 430pm-530pm Girls After School 125 students Wesley College 7 week program Tim Idoine Mixed 330-430pm Term 4 (14th October – 19th December 2019) After School Summer Hockey @ PHS2 Y7-Y12 9 week program Volunteers (Ongoing…) Mixed 330-5pm

Junior Teams in weekend competitions (Total number of students: 67 )

J3/4 Mixed J7/8 Girls J9/10 Girls J11/12 Girls 10 players 12 players 27 players 18 Players 5 boys/ 5 girls Mercedes College Mercedes / Como Mercedes / Penrhos / Kent St

Representative Honours 2019 AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES: Greta Hayes, Tim Howard, Kaitlin Nobbs,

Penny Squibb, Corey Weyer

AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPMENT SQUAD: Aleisha Power, Roos Swann

AUSTRALIAN U23 JUNIOR TEAM: Annie Gibbs

WAIS: Annie Gibbs, Aleisha Power, Penny Squibb, Roos Swann,

NATIONAL HOCKEY ONE SQUADS:

Perth Thundersticks - Annie Gibbs, Aleisha Power, Penny Squibb, Roos Swann

NSW Pride - Greta Hayes, Kaitlin Nobbs

Brisbane Blaze - Tim Howard, Corey Weyer

Adelaide Fire - Kate Denning

WA U21: Sienna Archer, Sarah Byrnes, Annie Gibbs, Sophie Johnson, Aleisha Power

WA U15: Ana Cana-Machado (HWA Development Program)

WA STATE COUNTRY: Liam Sweeney, Ryan West

WA MASTERS: Gary Adlam (60+ Country Coach ) John Harper (70+) Judy Hawrylak (60+) Ian Kealley (70+) Ian Pestana (65+ Player Coach) Steve Needham (65+ Southern Cross) Kalwant Singh (50+Div2)

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Team Reports

Team Result Coach Manager Premier League Women 6th Kate Denning Elspeth Denning Asst: Duncan Pearce Premier League Men 10th Nick Budgeon Shannon Koch Asst: Paul Armitage Premier 2 Women 7th Tom Beard Tricia Hawgood Premier 2 Men 11th Julie Branley Colleen West Premier Alliance Women 7th Blair Patten Amy Woodfield Premier Alliance Men 12th Alex Hall & Adam Piggott Patrick Wallis Provisional 2 Women 4th Prelim Final Matthew Mercer Christelle Smith Provisional 3 Women 7th Tom Lees Tamarah Watts Provisional 3 Men 8th Lewis Cann Kyle Edmonds Provisional 4 Women (6’s) 7th Patrick Wallis Julie Doyle Provisional 4 Men 5th Ian Pestana & Alex Hall Jordan Bear Provisional 4 Women (7’s) 5th Owen Clark Chantelle Stacey O/35 Div 3 Women 8th n/a Lorraine Brown & Tina Townrow O/40 Div 2 Men 7th n/a Damian Ellis O/60 Div 1 Men 6th n/a Richard Moore J11/12B Girls 5th Grace Cohn Tina Townrow J9/10 Girls (White) 4th Semi Final Chantelle Veron & Kimberley Mais Jacinta Laffer J9/10C Girls (Orange) 7th Amy Woodfield Emma Anderson J7/8C Girls 6th Adam Piggott Ella Gurbiel J3/4 mixed - Amy Woodfield Functions and Events

The CUHC 2019 social calendar was a full one! With the official move to our new club rooms on Edinburgh Oval, we finally found a place to call our own after a long few years of negotiations. The club rooms brought new life to the club’s social scene, with members across all grades and age groups coming together throughout the year to use the facility. One of the highlights of the year was our junior end of season event, which saw around 130 players, parents and friends come down to the clubrooms for a bbq lunch and awards. We are looking forward to increasing our use of the club rooms in 2020, and dusting off our honour boards and memorabilia for display!

The club held a range of formal events through the year including:

· Registration Day · Quiz Night · Country Trip · Past Players Day · End of Season Functions (junior and senior)

The Quiz night brought in one of our highest number of attendees at a social event in recent years, with representation from all our senior teams! Having informally had Pirates teams go on the annual Country Trip for years, this year we formally ran the annual trip to the Great Southern Hockey Carnival through the club, sending two mixed teams to Tambellup. Next year’s carnival will be held in Bruce Rock and we can’t wait. This social trip helps to support hockey in the regions and continues to play a big role in our commitment to country hockey. As we gear up for 2020, we’re planning to release the social calendar earlier in the season and ensure our events cater for players, members and supporters across all our teams.

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Women’s League Tables

Premier 1 Women P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Westside Wolves 18 11 2 5 56 42 14 35 64.8% Lions 18 10 5 3 37 24 13 35 64.8% Hale 18 11 2 5 45 36 9 35 64.8% Vic Park 18 9 5 4 33 20 13 32 59.3% UWA 18 9 4 5 29 24 5 31 57.4% Curtin University 18 9 2 7 46 33 13 29 53.7% WASPS 18 6 3 9 25 33 -8 21 38.9% Melville 18 4 4 10 28 38 -10 16 29.6% NC Raiders 18 5 1 12 23 38 -15 16 29.6% Old Aquinians 18 2 0 16 23 57 -34 6 11.1%

Premier 2 Women P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% UWA 2 18 11 5 2 41 11 30 37.7 69.8% Melville 2 18 10 3 5 37 25 12 33 61.1% Lions 2 18 8 7 3 26 16 10 31 57.4% Vic Park 2 18 8 5 5 24 19 5 28.3 52.4% NC Raiders 2 18 7 5 6 15 17 -2 26 48.1% Westside Wolves 2 18 6 6 6 31 36 -5 24 44.4% Curtin University 2 18 5 8 5 29 28 1 23 42.6% Old Aquinians 2 18 6 3 9 21 28 -7 21 38.9% Hale 2 18 5 1 12 14 32 -18 15.9 29.4% WASPS 2 18 1 3 14 12 38 -26 6 11.1%

Premier Alliance Women P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Old Aquinians 3 18 13 4 1 35 12 23 43 79.6% Melville 3 18 13 2 3 39 13 26 41 75.9% UWA 3 18 10 4 4 33 16 17 34 63.0% Vic Park 3 18 10 2 6 39 14 25 32 59.3% Lions 3 18 6 5 7 23 23 0 23 42.6% WASPS 3 18 7 2 9 15 26 -11 23 42.6% Curtin University 3 18 6 3 9 25 33 -8 21 38.9% NC Raiders 3 18 4 6 8 16 27 -11 17.7 32.8% Westside Wolves 3 18 2 3 13 13 45 -32 9 16.7% Hale 3 18 1 5 12 14 43 -29 8 14.8%

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Provisional 2 (Gold) Women P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Old Aquinians 5 16 12 3 1 39 12 27 39 81.3% Rockingham 2 16 11 3 2 33 18 15 36 75.0% Lions 5 16 8 2 6 26 18 8 26 54.2% Curtin University 4 16 7 4 5 21 20 1 25 52.1% Vic Park 4 16 5 6 5 24 18 6 21 43.8% WASPS 4 16 6 1 9 21 24 -3 19 39.6% Kalamunda 16 3 6 7 19 27 -8 15 31.3% Melville 5 16 3 4 9 17 27 -10 13 27.1% Southern River 2 16 1 3 12 14 50 -36 6 12.5%

Provisional 3 (Gold) Women P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Old Aquinians 7 18 15 2 1 49 16 33 47 87.0% Canning 18 14 0 4 51 15 36 42 77.8% Rockingham 3 18 12 1 5 49 15 34 37 68.5% Fremantle 5 18 9 4 5 41 32 9 31 57.4% Vic Park 5 18 7 3 8 26 31 -5 24 44.4% WASPS 5 18 6 3 9 31 35 -4 21 38.9% Curtin University 5 18 6 3 9 15 24 -9 21 38.9% Fremantle 4 18 3 4 11 18 64 -46 13 24.1% Southern River 3 18 3 3 12 17 44 -27 12 22.2% Melville 6 18 2 3 13 14 35 -21 9 16.7%

Provisional 4 (Gold) Women P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Rockingham 4 16 14 1 1 46 10 36 43 89.6% Kalamunda 2 16 12 2 2 37 5 32 38 79.2% WASPS 6 16 8 4 4 26 12 14 28 58.3% Melville 7 16 7 6 3 29 19 10 27 56.3% Curtin University 7 16 4 7 5 26 20 6 19 39.6% Old Aquinians 8 16 5 4 7 10 23 -13 19 39.6% Curtin University 6 16 5 2 9 13 25 -12 17 35.4% Kalamunda 3 16 2 2 12 5 33 -28 8 16.7% Dale 16 1 0 15 2 47 -45 3 6.3%

O35 Division 3 Women P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Lions 2 18 15 2 1 40 10 30 47 87.0% Rockingham 18 9 4 5 33 20 13 31 57.4% NC Raiders 2 18 9 3 6 43 32 11 30 55.6% Uni Associates 2 18 8 3 7 32 21 11 27 50.0% Modernians 2 18 6 6 6 17 19 -2 24 44.4% Canning 18 7 3 8 27 33 -6 24 44.4% Vic Park 18 6 5 7 25 20 5 23 42.6% Curtin University 18 4 6 8 24 34 -10 18 33.3% Fremantle 2 18 4 4 10 17 37 -20 16 29.6% Hale 2 18 1 6 11 16 48 -32 9 16.7%

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Men’s League Tables

Premier 1 Men P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Melville 22 16 3 3 80 40 40 51 77.3% Hale 22 16 2 4 82 44 38 50 75.8% WASPS 22 12 3 7 71 47 24 39 59.1% Westside Wolves 22 11 5 6 65 35 30 38 57.6% Fremantle 22 12 2 8 49 42 7 38 57.6% YMCC 22 11 4 7 59 41 18 37 56.1% UWA 22 11 2 9 69 46 23 35 53.0% Old Aquinians 22 10 3 9 58 50 8 33 50.0% Vic Park 22 9 3 10 54 42 12 30 45.5% Curtin University 22 4 4 14 41 80 -39 16 24.2% OGMHC 22 4 0 18 33 101 -68 12 18.2% NC Raiders 22 0 1 21 21 114 -93 1 1.5%

Premier 2 Men P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Hale 2 22 18 1 3 104 41 63 54.7 82.9% Melville 2 22 17 2 3 75 29 46 53 80.3% Vic Park 2 22 16 3 3 72 26 46 51 77.3% Westside Wolves 2 22 16 1 5 71 34 37 49 74.2% UWA 2 22 12 5 5 49 35 14 41 62.1% YMCC 2 22 7 6 9 42 42 0 27 40.9% Old Aquinians 2 22 7 5 10 42 54 -12 26 39.4% Fremantle 2 22 7 1 14 32 54 -22 22 33.3% WASPS 2 22 6 2 14 35 54 -19 20 30.3% Lions 2 22 4 4 14 35 70 -35 16 24.2% Curtin University 2 22 4 4 14 40 84 -44 16 24.2% NC Raiders 2 22 0 2 20 23 97 -74 2 3.0%

Premier Alliance Men P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Vic Park 3 18 16 1 1 74 20 54 49 90.7% Melville 3 18 16 0 2 97 11 86 48 88.9% UWA 3 18 15 0 3 68 17 51 45 83.3% WASPS 3 18 10 3 5 48 27 21 33 61.1% Old Aquinians 3 18 10 2 6 50 37 13 32 59.3% Hale 3 18 10 1 7 39 22 17 31 57.4% YMCC 3 18 8 0 10 36 42 -6 24 44.4% Westside Wolves 3 18 7 2 9 44 40 4 23 42.6% NC Raiders 3 18 5 1 12 30 57 -27 16 29.6% Fremantle 3 18 4 0 14 21 53 -32 12 22.2% OGMHC 3 18 1 0 17 7 116 -109 3 5.6% Curtin University 3 18 1 0 17 15 87 -72 2.7 5.0%

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Provisional 3 (Gold) Men P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% UWA 9 16 13 2 1 51 19 32 41 85.4% Old Aquinians 8 16 11 3 2 40 15 25 36 75.0% Southern River 2 16 8 4 4 31 24 7 28 58.3% Canning 16 8 2 6 49 27 22 26 54.2% Dale 16 5 3 8 42 40 2 18 37.5% Kalamunda 4 16 5 2 9 28 49 -21 17 35.4% Lions 4 16 4 2 10 18 41 -23 14 29.2% Curtin University 4 16 3 4 9 17 34 -17 13 27.1% Melville 7 16 3 2 11 33 60 -27 11 22.9%

Provisional 4 (Gold) Men P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Fremantle 5 16 11 3 2 56 15 41 36 75.0% Southern River 3 16 9 5 2 33 22 11 32 66.7% Rockingham 4 16 7 4 5 30 23 7 25 52.1% Vic Park 5 16 6 2 8 27 42 -15 20 41.7% Curtin University 5 16 2 4 10 22 43 -21 10 20.8% Melville 8 16 2 4 10 19 42 -23 10 20.8%

O40 Division 2 Men P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% John XXIII 15 12 3 0 49 17 32 39 86.7% Lions 15 8 1 6 40 26 14 25 55.6% Vic Park 15 7 4 4 25 15 10 25 55.6% Southern River 16 6 5 5 24 18 6 23 47.9% Fremantle 15 6 3 6 37 36 1 21 46.7% YMCC 2 16 5 2 9 27 49 -22 17 35.4% Curtin University 16 1 0 15 13 54 -41 3 6.3%

O60 Division 1 Men P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% YMCC 5 17 16 1 0 74 11 63 49 96.1% Old Aquinians 3 17 12 2 3 52 27 25 38 74.5% Modernians 4 17 9 6 2 42 15 27 33 64.7% NC Raiders 4 17 8 4 5 36 30 6 28 54.9% Vic Park 4 17 8 3 6 37 17 20 27 52.9% Curtin University 2 17 6 4 7 26 29 -3 22 43.1%

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Junior’s League Tables

J 11/12 B Girls P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Joondalup Lakers 10 8 0 2 51 8 43 24 80.0% St Brigids 13 10 1 2 69 22 47 31 79.5% Hale 14 10 2 2 63 23 40 32 76.2% OGMHC 12 6 3 3 31 13 18 21 58.3% Curtin University 10 5 1 4 21 20 1 16 53.3% Melville 13 2 2 9 9 51 -42 8 20.5% YM Wolves 13 2 1 10 17 56 -39 7 17.9% Westside Wolves 13 1 0 12 10 78 -68 3 7.7%

J 9/10 C Girls P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% St Brigids 11 10 1 0 62 10 52 31 93.9% Ellenbrook Falcons 8 6 0 2 29 15 14 18 75.0% Whitford 11 5 1 5 32 22 10 16 48.5% Curtin University (White) 12 5 2 5 20 30 -10 17 47.2% Guildford Grammar 11 4 2 5 29 32 -3 14 42.4% Westside Wolves 12 2 1 9 18 59 -41 7 19.4% Curtin University (Orange) 11 1 3 7 12 34 -22 6 18.2%

J 7/8 C Girls P W D L SF SA SD PTS P% Westside Wolves 12 8 3 1 26 8 18 27 75.0% Guildford Grammar 13 8 2 3 28 14 14 26 66.7% Hale 13 6 1 6 16 13 3 19 48.7% Modernians 12 5 1 6 15 22 -7 16 44.4% Kalamunda 13 3 4 6 12 14 -2 13 33.3% Curtin University 13 2 1 10 12 38 -26 7 17.9%

Round robin style competition between teams from CUHC, Aquinas J3/4 Mixed (3 teams) and Vic Park (2 teams) with no points allocated

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