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SCHOOL SPORT WA (INC) ANNUAL REPORT 2007 for presentation to the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday 27 March 2008 INDEX Agenda .......................................................................................... 3 2007 Minutes................................................................................... 4-5 SSWA Management Committee & Sport Coordinators ........................ 6 President’s Report ........................................................................... 7 Director’s Report .............................................................................. 8 Secondary Management Committee Report....................................... 9 Primary Management Committee Report .......................................... 10 Secondary Champion Schools Results.............................................. 11-13 Primary Champion Schools Results .................................................. 14 Interstate Teams Results ................................................................. 15-16 Senior High Schools Country Week Results ...................................... 17-18 District High Schools Country Week Results...................................... 19 - 2 - 2008 SCHOOL SPORT WA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AGENDA Date: Thursday 27 March 2008 Time: 4.15pm Venue: Subiaco Football Club, Leederville Oval 1. Attendance and Apologies 2. Adoption of 2007 AGM Minutes 3. President’s Address 4. Director’s Report 5. Annual Financial Report and Balance Sheet 6. Election of Office Bearers a. President b. Vice President Primary c. Primary Committee members [2 positions] d. Secondary Committee members [3 positions] 7. Sport Coordinators 8. Auditor Appointment 9. General Business a) Special presentation 10. Refreshments - 3 - 2007 SCHOOL SPORT WA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MINUTES Date: Thursday 29 March 2007 Time: 4.15pm Venue: Subiaco Football Club, Leederville Oval 1. Attendance and Apologies Apologies - Debbie Quan, Debbie Santaromita, Paul Watson, Angela Luttrell, Marc Arnold, Karen Lowe, Tony Banks, Tate Napier, Bruce Boelen, Peter Rickers, Shaun Edwards, George Christie, Milanna Heberle, Ian McMahon, Peter Green, Attendance – Peter Sinclair Wayne Baseden Jill Beveridge Paul Birch Clayton Taylor Daryl Bell Daryl Mansfield Robyn Brierley John Fussell Peter Smith David Holmes Graham Johnson Greg Ash Dino Manalis Mike Wrenn Ron De Boer Alex McLennan Tom Luttrell Ian Dalton Tony Carvajal Murray Farr Anita Ganz Alby Nuich Warrick Palmateer Jeff Scott John Lawniczak Ian Temby Sara Levien 2. Adoption of 2006 AGM Minutes MOTION: Alby Nuich / Mike Wrenn CARRIED Previous minutes were a true and accurate record 3. President’s Address Thank you to all involved in SSWA for 2006. Thanks to the office staff and all volunteers. The President’s report was distributed in the Annual Report. 4. Director’s Report Thanks to office staff for all of their efforts in 2006. Ian Temby officially retires later this year. New management structure is operating but still tweaking the meeting days and setup. International tour was sent to South Africa last year with Narrogin SHS sending 2 Netball teams. 5. Annual Financial Report and Balance Sheet Financial statement and letter from the Auditor was distributed to all in attendance. All books are at the auditors and are waiting auditing. Thanks to Christine Sheen for all of her efforts. Update attaché to the next version. Service Agreement is now a 3 year agreement – to be reviewed annually 6. Election of Office Bearers 1 x Vice President (Secondary) Candidates; Alby Nuich & Peter Sinclair Successful Candidate - Peter Sinclair 1 x Treasurer Candidate; Peter Smith Successful Candidate – Peter Smith 3 x Primary Committee member Candidates; John Lawinczak, Robyn Brierley, Marc Arnold Successful Candidates - John Lawinczak, Robyn Brierley, Marc Arnold 2 x Secondary Committee member Candidates; Wayne Baseden, Dino Manalis, Michael Wrenn Successful Candidates - Wayne Baseden & Mike Wrenn - 4 - 7. Sport Coordinators Below positions have been approved Daryl Mansfield AFL Primary (2yr term) Alex McLennan Basketball Primary (2yr term) Daryl Mansfield Cross Country Primary (2yr term) Don Smailes Equestrian Primary (2yr term) Tony Carvajal Football (Soccer) Primary (1yr term) Greg Ash Golf Primary (1yr term) Keith Harper Hockey Primary (1yr term) Robyn Brierley Netball Primary (1yr term) Neale Johnson Rugby League Primary (1yr term) John Lawniczak Swimming Primary (2yr term) John Lawniczak Table Tennis Primary (1yr term) Daryl Mansfield Tee-Ball Primary (1yr term) Thomas Luttrell Tennis Primary (2yr term) Debbie Quan Touch Primary (2yr term) Shaun Edwards Triathlon Primary (2yr term) Terri Russell Volleyball Primary (1yr term) Graham Johnson Baseball Secondary (2yr term) Paul Watson Eightball Secondary (2yr term) Don Smailes Equestrian Secondary (2yr term) Fadi Ma'ayah Football (Soccer) Secondary (2yr term) George Christie Golf Secondary (2yr term) Andrew Mellor Hockey Boys Secondary (2yr term) Debbie Santaromita Netball Secondary (2yr term) Ian Dalton Orienteering Secondary (2yr term) Linda Davey Rugby Union Secondary (1yr term) Warrick Palmateer Surfing Secondary (2yr term) Paul Birch Swimming Secondary (2yr term) David Holmes Track & Field Secondary (2yr term) Appointments from the floor; Disabilities Sport Coordinator – John Fussell Nominated by: Clayton Taylor, Seconded by: Mike Wrenn 8. Auditor Appointment MOTION: Peter Smith / Peter Della-Vedova CARRIED Julia Preston be appointed as the auditor for 2007 9. General Business · Special presentation Retirement presentation to Jeff Scott for his outstanding contribution to SSWA. · National Secretary Ian Dalton has been appointed as SSA Orienteering National Secretary 10. Refreshments Meeting Closed at 4.45pm Signed as a true and correct record: (President) Date: March 2007 - 5 - 2007 SSWA MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE & SPORT COORDINATORS 2007 SSWA Management Committee Position Elected Representative Date Elected (2yr term) Director of Sport Ian Temby / Peter Smith Executive Officer Darryl Bell President Murray Farr March 2006 Treasurer Peter Smith March 2007 Secondary Chairperson Peter Sinclair March 2007 Primary Chairperson Darryl Bell March 2006 Secondary Representative Alby Nuich March 2006 Secondary Representative Mike Wrenn March 2007 Secondary Representative Wayne Baseden March 2007 Secondary Representative Peter Rickers March 2006 Secondary Representative Kelvin Browner March 2006 Primary Representative John Lawniczak March 2007 Primary Representative Daryl Mansfield March 2006 Primary Representative Robyn Brierley March 2007 Primary Representative Marc Arnold March 2007 Primary Representative Peter Della-Vedova March 2006 2007 Sport Coordinators Sport Elected Representative Date Elected (2yr term) SECONDARY Australian Rules Football Boys Peter Smith November 2005 Australian Rules Football Girls Geoff Hayes November 2005 Baseball Graham Johnson March 2007 Basketball Kelvin Browner November 2005 Cricket Peter Green November 2005 Cross Country Paul Beecham November 2005 Disabled Sports John Fussell March 2007 Eightball Paul Watson March 2007 Equestrian Don Smailes March 2007 Football (Soccer) Fadi Ma'ayah March 2007 Golf George Christie March 2007 Hockey Boys Andrew Mellor March 2007 Hockey Girls Position vacant in 2007 Netball Deborah Santaromita March 2007 Orienteering Ian Dalton March 2007 Rowing Peirre Pougnault March 2007 Rugby League Bruce Boelen November 2005 Rugby Union Linda Davey March 2007 Softball Position vacant in 2007 Surfing / Body Boarding Warrick Palmateer March 2007 Swimming Paul Birch March 2007 Tennis Lee Jarvinen November 2005 Touch Kelly Wetton November 2005 Track & Field David Holmes March 2007 Triathlon Karyn Lowe November 2005 Volleyball Stephen Doyle November 2005 PRIMARY Australian Rules Football Daryl Mansfield March 2007 Basketball Alex McLennan March 2007 (2yrs) Cross Country Daryl Mansfield March 2007 (2yrs) Equestrian Don Smailes March 2007 (2yrs) Football (Soccer) Tony Carvajal March 2007 (1yr) Golf Greg Ash March 2007 (1yr) Hockey Keith Harper March 2007 (1yr) Netball Robyn Brierley March 2007 (1yr) Rugby League Neale Johnson March 2007 (1yr) Swimming John Lawniczak March 2007 (2yrs) Table Tennis John Lawniczak March 2007 (2yrs) Tee Ball Daryl Mansfield March 2007 (1yr) Tennis Tom Luttrell March 2007 (2yrs) Touch Debbie Quan March 07 (2yrs) Triathlon Shaun Edwards March 2007 (2yrs) Volleyball Terri Russell March 2007 (1yr) - 6 - 2007 PRESIDENT’S REPORT On Behalf of SSWA I w ish to extend to you all a sincere w elcome to the 2008 AGM. I w ould like to acknow ledge the Life Members that are present today. I am involved in this organisation on a voluntary basis like all teachers because I believe in the achievement of healthy and active lifestyles for students in our schools through sport. SSWA is a vehicle that provides a framew ork of choices that presents students w ith quality opportunities. We as members of SSWA should use every opportunity that presents itself to promote SSWA and reinforce the values of teamw ork, leadership, self-confidence and the pursuit of excellence. School Sport WA (SSWA) has enjoyed a successful year w ith a number of innovations in management and program challenges that have added value to our product of quality competitive sport to students in all WA school. I w ould personally like to thank all Sports Convenors, Sports Coordinators and their committees and acknow ledge their hard w ork, dedication and effort throughout the year in helping present our programs for students. 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