ANNUAL REPORT 2008 - 2009
CONTENTS
Page Number
NZWP Board and Staff Members 2
High Performance Appointments 3
Award Holders of NZWP 4
Chairman’s Report 5
Operations Report 8
Flippa Ball Report 11
Funding Summary and Grants Received 13
NZWP - Statement of Financial Performance 14
NZWP Inc – Statement of Movements in Equity 16
NZWP Inc – Statement of Financial Position 17
Notes to the Financial Statements 19
Audit Report 23
Registrations 24
International Events 28
Women’s International Results 30
Men’s International Results 31
National Championships Results 32
Trophy Holders 41
Obituaries 49
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO 2008 - 2009
Patron Stephen Tindall Chairman Rob Borgers Board of Directors Keith Brodie Doug Campbell Kevin Cox Louise Egerton Chris Hayward Anne McKaskill Chief Executive Officer Nick Cowan (Left April 09) Operations Director Eelco Uri National Office Manager Pamela Scheirlinck Flippa Ball National Manager Tim Fairgray Coaching and Development Manager Steve Knights Sport Operations Administrator and Rebecca Siebert Project Coordinator Flippa Ball Auckland Area Manager Desiree Prendergast (Left March 09) Flippa Ball BOP/Waikato Area Manager Anna Presling (Left June 09) Flippa Ball Wellington Area Manager Rebecca McGuinness Flippa Ball Christchurch Area Manager Zoltan Boros (Left June 09) Flippa Ball Dunedin Area Manager Nathan Winter (Left June 09) Coach Force BOP Sarah Jenner Principal Address The Millennium Institute of Sport and Health 17 Antares Place Marirangi Bay Postal Address P O Box 302 – 145 North Harbour Auckland Bank Bank of New Zealand – Rotorua branch Auditors Prince and Partners
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HIGH PERFORMANCE APPOINTMENTS
Men’s Programme
Convenor: Chris Hayward
Senior Men’s Coach Jason Hunt
Assistant Coach Brett Adams
Junior Men’s Coach: Kurt Goldsworthy
Assistant Coach Johnathon Ware
Schoolboy's Coach: Johnathon Ware
Youth Men Coach: Johnathon Ware
Assistant Coach Eamon Lui
Under 15 Boy’s Coach Ben Pye and Josh Campbell
Women’s Programme
Convenor: Sharon Geary
Senior Women’s Coach: Todd Clapper
Assistant Coach Sarah Jenner
Junior Women’s Coach: Fraser Bickley
Schoolgirl’s Coach: Steve Knights
Youth Women’s Coach: Richard Claridge
Assistant Coach Michael Buck
Under 15 Girl’s Coach Richard Claridge
Assistant Coach Michael Brooks
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AWARD HOLDERS OF NZWP
Life Members
W H Dyson (RIP) J de Haan J Mazzoleni G Knights (RIP) C Hayward 2002 E Burman 2006
Honours Awards
G Knights 1993 C Hayward 1998 C Hesketh 1998 E Burman 2001 D Campbell 2002
Service Awards
S Barrett E Burman 1998 A Carter I Ansell 1998 G Doherty K Williams 1998 E Jackson A Gibson 2000 K Mark S Knights 2001 G Smeith G Benge 2001 P Walls G Williams 2002 J Harvey M Richards 2002 A Gibson K Goldsworthy G Campbell 2006 L Percy 2007
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CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
To say I am very disappointed in writing the content of this year’s annual report would be a gross understatement. We finished 07/08 in reasonable shape and looked forward to delivering the expanded Flippa Ball programme. However, for a number of reasons we are reporting a very poor financial performance and a substantial shortfall in investment returns.
As a board we have trawled through the reasons, what could we have done differently and what have we learned? Up to and including October 08, we operated a very trusting and empowering structure with the board relying heavily on the information provided verbally and in writing by the CEO. Unfortunately as the economic climate deteriorated, so too did the information flow between the board and the Chief Executive. While working through the process of natural justice with the CEO, the board approached board member Keith Brodie, to review the operations and structure of the sport. His review concluded very quickly, that we could not continue to sustain the negative revenue cash flows and drastic action was called for. Thank you Keith, for the voluntary hours you have put in and your advice. We learnt that our reserves had been spent and we had only marginal growth to report for our efforts. We are disappointed at this very negative outcome for the sport.
As a result of this financial outcome, new policies have been introduced which means all spending which exceeds a specified limit must be approved before being committed. This is now the responsibility of the commercial committee of the board. Unapproved financial commitments can now no longer be made.
Many promises were made to individuals, both within our volunteer force and outside the sport. Often these were not followed through. I offer my apologies to these people on behalf of the board. The current structure will be temporary, while we regroup and refocus our efforts. We will eventually reappoint a Chief Executive to take the sport forward again.
It is easy to point the finger and blame, but your board has responded quickly and appropriately to the situation they faced. I thank them for their commitment, input and the way in which decisions were made.
Doug Campbell has decided not to stand for reappointment to the board and so Louise Egerton who has been a seconded member thus far, has been approved by the appointments committee to become a full board member. To Doug, thank you for your input to the board and our sport over the last few years. Your knowledge and wide ranging relationships have been very valuable. To the rest of the board, I'd have to say this last 6 months have been the most difficult I have ever had to deal with, both in my voluntary capacity and professionally. I apologise to you on behalf of NZ Water Polo Inc. This is not what any of you signed up for. I know we have all learned some very valuable lessons which should benefit the governance of the sport in the coming years.
Moving forward and looking to the future, let’s review what we did achieve in the 2008/09 year.
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PARTICIPATION NUMBERS: These were split as follows: Flippa Ball - 12621 Water Polo - 7941
REFEREE NUMBERS : 2008 2009 FINA - 4 6 A Grade - 17 20 B Grade - 32 42 C Grade - 122 101 Intro - N/A 111
COACH NUMBERS: 2008 2009 Get Started - 180 170 Level 1 - 72 34 Level 2 - 16 N/A Level 3 - 16 N/A
HIGH PERFORMANCE: Our high performance programmes will change from this financial year.
It has long been recognised that the burden on our National Representative players has become unsustainable.
We have as a sport, left elite players to plan their own development at their own cost.
Through the establishment of the NZ Water Polo Foundation, we intend to support the educational aspirations as well as the playing potential of our best players. We hope to engage with overseas clubs and educational institutions to facilitate player development. The quantum amount of money available through the charitable trust will not be much in the short term but over time should grow substantially. Long term (4-6) year programmes will be developed with clear aspirations and commitments for all to buy into.
Details of the Foundation will be released at the AGM
It is our intention to create an overall vision and career path for our Elite athletes.
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Our High performance record for the 2008/09 year is as follows:
Team Results
Senior Women 3rd Place – World League Asia/Oceania Preliminary Rounds
Senior Men 4th Place – World League Asia/Oceania Preliminary Rounds
Junior Women N/A
Junior Men N/A
Schoolgirls 0 -3 Loss – Trans Tasman Schoolgirls Series
Schoolboys 2 -1 Win – Trans Tasman Schoolboys Series
Under 15 Girls 3 – 0 Win – Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series
Under 15 Boys 3 – 0 Win - Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series
To our prime sponsors Southern Trust, NZ Community Trust, Lion Foundation, The Trusts, Pub Charity, Perry Foundation, Pelorus and Pacific Sports Community Trust I thank you and acknowledge that our sport in New Zealand would be poorer but for your involvement. Much has been made of gaming trusts and their role in sport in New Zealand; I would suggest there are many players, administrators, referees and coaches now involved in our sport who are able to support the growth and development of our game because of your collective support. Our Water Polo community thanks you for your involvement and the way you work with us to develop our capability. To our new significant sponsor Ribena, thank you for believing in Flippa Ball and working with us to bring fun and water skills to our young people. Flippa Ball is such a natural game for children as it combines water, a ball and lots of participation from them vocally. Thank you for choosing us and we look forward to working with GSK as we improve the breadth of delivery to children.
And finally, I'd like to thank our diligent and dedicated staff. Without their commitment to our sport, surviving this year would have been pretty much impossible. To each one of you, thank you!
We will push on and show how good we can be!
Rob Borgers Chairman New Zealand Water Polo 2009
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OPERATIONS REPORT
Officials Development
During the reporting year NZWP has started to focus more, and included specific resources for, table duty and goal judging officials. As a result of this we now refer to 'Officials Development' instead of the old 'Referee Development'.
Official’s development is essential to support our goals for increased participation and achievement in the high performance end of our sport. Officials are a key ingredient to any sport and the level of quality adds immensely to the success of it. This is why NZWP has introduced a 'Introduction Course' for interested and beginner referees. At this moment the course is delivered nationwide by the office, however as for the coaching courses, the goal is to establish a regional delivery model with the same outcomes as for the planned coaching structure.
A completely separate 'Table Duty and Goal Judging Course' has been developed and already partly implemented as well as a new (draft) of the referee development pathway. Both initiatives will be finalised later this year and will have a great impact on the quality of our officials.
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With the support of the Pelorus Trust, NZWP was able to produce a set of red and yellow cards for all active referees as well as a pocket sized FINA rule book. Both cards and books have been distributed to the clubs for distribution amongst their referees.
From May 26-28 NZWP hosted a FINA School for Water Polo Referees in Auckland, preceding the 2009 FINA Water Polo World League. Three days of intensive education and discussion with international colleagues and lecturers (Mr. Lonzi from Italy, the FINA Technical Committee Chairman and Mr. Firoiu, FINA Committee member and Delegate). We had 22 New Zealand referees attending, all of who have B-grade or higher and all who referee at National Championships and National League. This FINA School is an invaluable tool for the development of our referees and thus of our sport. NZWP aims to host a FINA School for Water Polo Referees every second year. The FINA School is also a prerequisite to be considered by FINA on their list of international qualified referees.
Competitions
Through our domestic competitions (national championships and other, international, events), NZWP promotes our sport in general and more specific participation.
NZWP has the deliberate strategy to generate a modest surplus from its competitions, as an important funding source for the association and its administration and also for other areas of spending such as high performance.
A full cycle of national championships was completed during this reporting period, as well as the 2008 Pan Pacific Youth Water Polo Festival and were a terrific success. Placings and individual player awards of all these competitions can be found further on in this annual report.
The competitions we host are made possible through the support of our sponsors, volunteers and officials, their contributions are invaluable and is much appreciated. All these people and of course the club volunteers, such as coaches and other team staff, are an integral part of the Water Polo community and a key ingredient for the success of our sport.
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Coach Development
The main focus for the reporting year has been to implement the coach development structure which was aligned with SPARC's Coach Development Framework by Paul Monney in the 2007/08 year.
Steve Knights was appointed to this role early 2009 due to Paul’s departure. Sarah Jenner, the Sport BOP Coach Force Officer for Water Polo, has continued to provide coaching support for the BOP area and also implemented the new education modules, with a focus on the 'Get Started' level.
The issue of both sufficient and appropriately accredited coaches is still a critical impediment to the development of our sport in general and of our players in specific. The growth our sport experiences has created a greater demand for coaches. NZWP works hard to establish an efficient delivery model to provide the need for education. At this stage delivery is done nationwide by the head office, with exception of the BOP area where our Coach Force Officer is responsible for this.
NZWP is aiming for a regional delivery model, which will not only be more (cost) effective, it will also create opportunities for mentoring and appraisals in practice.
After the alignment of our formal development programme with SPARC's framework, reflecting the philosophy and principals of their NZ Coaching Strategy, NZWP is now working on the more Water Polo specific content of the courses and resources. This next step will create an even clearer pathway for both coaches and players.
Following the development and implementation of the 'Get Started' and 'Level 1' courses, the 'Level 2' course has been finalised mid 2009 and is now ready for implementation. Changes and improvements will be done in the next 6-9 months to make all courses more Water Polo specific and thus adding extensive value.
Eelco Uri Operations Director
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FLIPPA BALL REPORT
Overview
• Securing Ribena as major sponsor with associated rebranding, increased profile in market, strong presence at poolside, resource material and starter packs. • Restructure of Flippa Ball team to streamline operations; Flippa Ball National Manager with 3 Development staff, 1 national Coordinator. • Discussions commenced with CLM Group, Wellington City Council with view to expand existing competitions under national guidelines. • New competitions established -Wanganui, Palmerston North, Napier, New Plymouth. • Established leagues are growing; Epsom reached 49 teams and Millennium at 46 teams. • 12,621 participants nationally 08 - 09.
Moving Forward
• Implementing the delivery of holiday programmes and academies at a national level, this in turn will strengthen the pathway from Flippa Ball to Water Polo. • Working closely with Clubs and Coordinators to help grow and deliver Flippa Ball in their respective regions. • NZWP to assist with new region development eg Canterbury, South Auckland. • Ensure the future sustainability and growth of existing competitions. • Further develop website content and interactivity.
Tim Fairgray Flippa Ball National Manager
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Funding Summary and Grants Received
Funding Institution 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003
Bendigo Valley Foundation - - 1,330 3400 1000 Mainland Foundation 4000 - 3,812 2000 - Castle Trust - 5000 - - - Caversham Foundation - 2000 777 - - Community First Foundation 7125 Cue sports 8284 Endeavour Charitable Trust - - - 5000 - Lion Foundation 20,000 20000 45000 33000 42,000 60400 13700 Mana CGF - 600 600 -
Page Page New Zealand Community Trust 25,000 80000 60000 15000 50,968 64400 18000 13 Oxford Trust 33417 8857 11588 5,935 5500 -
Pacific Sports Trust 10,000 14125 10000 13353 11,000 6000 - Pelorus Trust 10,000 27000 1000 1400 4,000 - - Perry Foundation 15,000 12000 Pub Charity 25,000 35000 24916 9567 74,128 32000 3700 Scottwood Group 15000 5000 - - 5000 14500 Sentinel Community Trust - - 2,000 - South Auckland Charitable Trust 18900 7587 8000 3,013 4000 - Southern Trust 140,000 250000 20000 56316 61,538 63000 - Tasman Trust - - - 1300 - TC Charitable Trust 12000 15000 12596 5,300 25000 - The Trusts 10,536 16955 59,358 27000 15000 The Trusts Charitable Foundation 13645 - Trillian Trust - - - 15250 - Unison Trust 500 5953 - 8,500 5750 - Water Safety Education Foundation - - 5750 11500 - Total Gaming Trusts 255,536 539871 214438 183500 340000 336500 65900
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Grants Received – 1/07/2008 – 30/06/2009
SPARC 60,000 357500 170000 41500 31000 15500 - Hillary Commission 0 0 - 28300 Fundraising Efforts 25,000 0 0 3500 - Sundry/Ribena 150,000 1500 500 500 - Total Other Funding 235,000 357500 170000 43000 31500 19500 28300
Sub Total 490,536 897371 384438 377500 522500 469250 299800
Page Page Tindall Foundation 5,000 188750 151000 151000 151000 113250 205600 1 4
TOTAL EXTERNAL FUNDING 495,536 1086121 535438 528500 673500 582500 505400
Grant Allocation Breakdown 2,009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Administration 180,000 258,000 $2,000 $0 $3,869 $21,800 High Performance 10,000 47,900 $67,779 $91,500 $107,025 $155,600 Flippa Ball 141,576 $58,516 $13,000 $41,438 $61,800 Domestic Competitions 65,536 69,429 $61,143 $46,500 $80,295 $34,700 Development 9,000 $25,000 $16,000 $12,763 $14,400 Coaching 13,966 $0 $16,500 $41,538 $50,000 255,536 539,871 $214,438 $183,500 $346,930 $338,300
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE For the Period Ended 30 June 2009
12 Months 14 Months Note June 2009 June 2008 $ $
TOTAL REVENUE 2,136,075 2,597,515
REVENUE CENTRES SURPLUS 103,010 198,102
SERVICE CENTRES SURPLUS / (LOSS) (565,261) (409,335)
TINDALL FOUNDATION - 188,750
( TOTAL (LOSS) / SURPLUS FOR THE PERIOD (462,249) 22,481)
REPRESENTED BY :
REVENUE CENTRES Domestic Competition
Income 755,348 484,066 Expenses 3 (637,703) (420,936)
Domestic Competition Surplus 117,644 63,130
Flippa Ball
Income 577,078 237,410 Expenses 3 (621,977) ( 138,881)
Flippa Ball Surplus (44,899) 98,527
Commercial Activities Income 109,322 136,116 Expenses 3 ( 79,056) ( 99,671)
Commercial Surplus 30,266 36,445
NET REVENUE CENTRES SURPLUS 103,010 198,102
The above statement must be read in conjunction with the Auditors’ Report and the attached notes on pages 20 to 22. Page 14
NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE For the Period Ended 30 June 2009
12 Months 14 Months SERVICE CENTRES June 2009 June 2008 $ $ Development
Income 23,111 41,299 Expenses 3 ( 22,914) ( 42,004)
Development Surplus / (Loss) 197 ( 705)
High Performance Teams
Income 498,059 994,288 Expenses 3 ( 521,667) ( 994,288)
High Performance Surplus / (Loss) (23,608) -
Coaching Director Income - - Expenses 3 - -
Coaching Director Surplus / (Loss) - -
Administration Income 173,157 515,587 Expenses 3 (715,006) (924,216)
Administration Surplus / (Loss) (541,849) (408,630)
NET SERVICE CENTRES SURPLUS / (LOSS) (565,261) (409,335)
The above statement must be read in conjunction with the Auditors’ Report and the attached notes on pages 20 to 22.
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC. STATEMENT OF MOVEMENTS IN EQUITY For the Period Ended 30 June 2009
12 Months 14 Months June 2009 June 2008
$ $ Retained Earnings as at 1 st May 2008 161,472 183,953
Total Net (Loss) / Surplus to 30 th June 2009 (462,249) (22,481)
Retained Earnings as at 30 th June 2009 (300,777) 161,472
The above statement must be read in conjunction with the Auditors’ Report and the attached notes on pages 20 to 22.
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the Period Ended 30 June 2009
30 th June 30 th June 2009 2008 Notes $ $ $
Total Accumulated Funds 10 (300,777) 161,472
Assets Current Assets Bank Accounts 262,858 598,963 Stock on hand 9,367 6,060 Debtors : Grants - 12,583 Debtors Other 181,677 139,135 Less : Doubtful Debt Provision (8,381) (6,317) Net Debtors Other 173,296 132,818 GST Refund Due 508 10,346 Prepayments 5 61,660 25,932 507,689 786,702
Fixed Assets 9 12,464 13,634
Total Assets 520,153 800,336
The above statement must be read in conjunction with the Auditors’ Report and the attached notes on pages 20 to 22.
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the Period Ended 30 June 2009
30 th June 30 th June 2009 2008 Notes $ $ $ Liabilities Current Liabilities Accrued Expenses 41,522 32,292 Creditors 210,113 159,723 Fees Received in Advance 7 253,867 125,254 GST Due - - Referees Fines Fund 1,387 1,387 Player Refunds 8 15,472 - Grants Received in Advance 6 298,569 320,208 Total Current Liabilities 820,930 638,864
Term Liabilities
GMAC Finance - Vehicle - Total Term Liabilities - -
Total Liabilities 820,930 638,864
Total Net Assets (300,777) 161,472
The above statement must be read in conjunction with the Auditors’ Report and the attached notes on pages 20 to 22.
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC.
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 TH JUNE 2009
1) STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES These financial statements are prepared in accordance with the reporting requirements of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of New Zealand Financial Reporting Standards and the Statements of Standard Accounting Practice.
A) REPORTING ENTITY The New Zealand Water Polo Association Incorporated is an incorporated society registered under the Incorporated Societies Act 1908.
B) MEASUREMENT BASE The accounting principles recognised as appropriate for the measurement and reporting earnings and financial position on a historical cost basis are followed by the Association.
C) DIFFERENTIAL REPORTING The Association qualifies to take advantage of differential reporting exemptions under the following criteria as defined in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of New Zealand Framework for Differential Reporting:
It is not publicly accountable. It does not qualify as large.
The Association has taken full advantage of all differential-reporting exemptions.
D) SPECIFIC ACCOUNTING POLICIES The following specific accounting policies, which materially affect the measurement of financial results and financial position, have been adopted in the preparation of the financial statements. Accounts Receivable / Sundry Receivable Debtors are stated at estimated realisable value after providing against debts where collection is doubtful. Valuation of Inventories Inventories are stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value after making due allowance for damaged and obsolete stock.
Goods & Services Tax These financial statements have been prepared on a GST exclusive basis where all items in the Revenue Accounts have been recorded exclusive of GST as have Stock on Hand and Fixed Assets (used principally for business purposes) in the Statement of Financial Position inclusive of GST.
Fixed Assets Non-current assets are included at cost less Accumulated Depreciation. Depreciation is calculated using the following rates:
Furniture 18% D.V. Vehicle 40% D.V Software & Equipment 40% D.V
E) CHANGES IN ACCOUNTING POLICIES There have been no changes in Accounting Policies. All policies have been applied on bases consistent with those used in previous years.
2) TAXATION The Association is not required to pay tax pursuant to section CB 4 (1) (h) of the Income Tax Act 1994.
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC.
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 TH JUNE 2009
3) OPERATING SURPLUS After deducting the following: 2009 2008 Audit Fee 6,500 6,000 Bad and Doubtful Debts 5,649 (3,898) Depreciation 6,053 7,300 Rental 13,251 6,749
4) GRANTS RECEIVED Total Revenue include the following grants received during the year:
Donor Institution Received in Spend by 30 year ended 30 June 2009 June 2009 Lion Foundation 20,000 5,142 NZ Community Trust 25,000 25,000 Pacific Sports & Community Trust 10,000 10,000 Pelorus Trust 10,000 - Perry Foundation 15,000 15,000 Pub Charity 25,000 25,000 Southern Trust 140,000 76,802 The Trusts 10,536 10,536 Tindall Foundation 5,000 -
Total Gaming and Community Grants 260,536 167,480
SPARC investment 60,000 4,051 Ribena sponsorship 150,000 62,500
Total Grants 470,536 234,031
5) PREPAYMENTS Expenditure made during the period under review, relating to the year ended 30 th June 2009.
2009 2008 Senior Women World Champs Travel 41,454 - Southern Cross Accommodation Contras - 13,608 Insurance 4,452 - Pre-paid Flights 5,850 5,565 U15 Boys Uniform 9,904 6,095 Schoolgirls Accommodation Deposit - 664 Total 61,660 25,932
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC.
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 TH JUNE 2009
6) GRANTS RECEIVED IN ADVANCE Grants Received in current year not yet spend:
Grants 2009 2008 Southern Trust 63,198 130,354 Oxford Sports Trust - 11,250 Pelorus Trust 10,000 14,604 SPARC 118,013 154,000 The Trusts - 10,000 Lion Foundation 14,858 - Tindall Foundation 5,000 - Ribena 87,500 -
Total 298,569 320,208
7) FEES RECEIVED IN ADVANCE Revenue relating to the year ended 30 th June 2009 but received during the year under review: Fees 2009 2008 Golf Tournament - 860 Competitions 17,664 - Men’s High Performance 51,218 4,889 Pan-Pacs - 81,751 Women’s High Performance 184,985 14,149 Women’s Uniform - 1,620 Youth Girls Global Champs - 21,985
Total 253,867 125,254
8) REFUNDS Revenue relating to the year under review due to be refunded :
2009 2008 Senior Men 15,472 -
Total 15,472 -
9) FIXED ASSETS
Cost Depn for Accum Depn Disposal Net Book Year Value 30 June 2009 Furniture 2,589 365 928 - 1,661 Software & Equipment 29,358 5,688 18,555 - 10,803
31,947 6,053 19,483 - 12,464 30 June 2008 Furniture 2,589 388 563 - 2,026 Software&Equipment 24,475 6,912 12,868 - 11,607 Motor Vehicle 30,222 - 20,366 9,856 -
57,286 7,300 33,797 9,856 13,634
10) ACCUMULATED FUNDS Consist solely of retained earnings.
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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO ASSOCIATION INC.
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 TH JUNE 2009
11) CAPITAL COMMITMENTS There was no Capital Expenditure contracted as at 30 June 2009.
12) CONTINGENT LIABILITIES No contingent liabilities / assets are known to exist at balance date. (2008: $nil)
13) OPERATING LEASES
Non-cancellable operating lease commitments: 2009 2008 Current 65,188 54,477 Non Current 59,602 54,587
Total Operating Lease Commitments 124,790 109,064
14) GOING CONCERN These financial statements have been prepared on a going concern basis. However the liabilities exceed the assets as at 30 June 2009, by $300,777. This is the result of a deficit of $462,249 reported by the Association for the year ended 30 June 2009.
The situation has arisen due to the Association incurring un-monitored and unfunded expenditure in the year ended to 30 June 2009 without securing sufficient additional funding for that purpose.
Cash flow forecasts indicate that if sufficient funding is not secured by the Association within five months then the association will be unable to meet its financial obligations as and when they fall due.
The Board still considers the association a going concern and has taken several steps in an attempt to remedy the situation. These actions include the following: • Restructuring of the organisation, via redundancies and renegotiation of contracts which will result in cost savings of approximately $440K over a year. • Securing additional funding of $105,000 subsequent to year end.
However, even with these cost savings and the funding already secured, if additional funding is not secured in the short term, the Association’s ability to continue operations will be compromised.
The Board will apply for further funding and if not successful further staff reductions will be made. The Board will thereby ensure it continues to meet its financial obligations.
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REGISTRATIONS 2008 - 2009
NZWP Player Player Officials and and and Officials Officials Others Totals Totals Senior U20 U18 U16 U14 U12 Totals Intermediate Secondary F/Ball Sex 2008 2009 Players Players Players Players Players Players Teams Teams Teams 29 NZWP Total - 51 29 ------
Auckland Player Player and and Officials Officials Officials and Totals Totals Senior U20 U18 U16 U14 U12 others Intermediate Secondary F/Ball Centre / Club Sex 2008 2009 Players Players Players Players Players Players Totals Teams Teams Teams
Marist F 211 168 14 14 26 39 28 9 38
Page 24 24 Page M 250 210 20 20 36 45 43 11 35
Total 461 378 34 34 62 84 71 20 73 210
Mountfort Park F 73 62 16 0 3 13 12 10 8
M 91 91 28 0 5 15 14 14 15
Total 164 153 44 0 8 28 26 24 23
North Harbour F 104 126 5 22 29 27 21 1 21
M 156 189 25 31 45 31 24 2 31
Total 260 315 30 53 74 58 45 3 52 162
Waitakere F 99 101 5 6 26 35 11 8 10
M 145 143 13 13 27 38 18 15 19
Total 244 244 18 19 53 73 29 23 29 78 Auckland Total 1129 1090 126 106 197 243 171 70 177 68 138 450
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Bay of Plenty/Waikato Player Player and and Officials Officials Officials and Totals Totals Senior U20 U18 U16 U14 U12 others Intermediate Secondary F/Ball Centre / Club Sex 2008 2009 Players Players Players Players Players Players Totals Teams Teams Teams
Hamilton/Waikato F 78 87 4 5 14 28 14 3 19
M 65 78 3 4 20 13 21 6 11
Total 143 165 7 9 34 41 35 9 30 20
Tauranga F 87 54 0 3 6 16 15 1 13
M 91 99 10 2 9 23 22 5 28
Total 178 153 10 5 15 39 37 6 41 107
Water Polo Rotorua F 18 41 1 2 11 13 7 0 7
M 34 47 2 6 5 17 8 0 9 Total 52 88 3 8 16 30 15 0 16 55
Page Page Bay of Plenty/ 25 Waikato Total 373 406 20 22 65 110 87 15 87 23 18 *188
*Inc Taupo
Canterbury Player Player and and Officials Officials Officials and Totals Totals Senior U20 U18 U16 U14 U12 others Intermediate Secondary F/Ball Centre / Club Sex 2008 2009 Players Players Players Players Players Players Totals Teams Teams Teams
QEII F 54 56 10 8 14 11 17 8 18
M 61 112 21 9 14 19 18 9 22
Total 115 198 31 17 28 30 35 17 40 QEII - Nelson Total 115 198 31 17 28 30 35 17 40 35 34 *43
* Inc Nelson
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Otago/Southland Player Player and and Officials Officials Officials and Totals Totals Senior U20 U18 U16 U14 U12 others Intermediate Secondary F/Ball Centre / Club Sex 2008 2009 Players Players Players Players Players Players Totals Teams Teams Teams
Otago F 24 71 0 0 14 20 24 4 9
M 29 57 1 1 9 13 19 7 7
Total 53 128 1 1 23 33 43 11 16 11 16 51
Southland F 115 103 0 2 6 21 42 30 2
M 129 123 0 2 15 26 33 41 6
Total 244 226 0 4 21 47 75 71 8 10 11 42
297 354 1 5 44 80 118 82 24 22 27 93
Wellington Page 26 26 Page Player Player and and Officials Officials Officials and Totals Totals Senior U20 U18 U16 U14 U12 others Intermediate Secondary F/Ball Centre / Club Sex 2008 2009 Players Players Players Players Players Players Totals Teams Teams Teams
Harbour City F 40 54 4 6 8 15 6 2 13
M 52 71 10 6 11 12 10 1 20
Total 92 125 14 12 19 28 16 3 33
Hutt F 100 125 10 6 11 24 31 12 31
M 137 177 18 6 25 32 28 20 48
Total 237 302 28 12 36 56 59 32 79 28
Maranui F 60 56 8 3 13 12 7 3 10
M 68 77 13 5 11 12 13 2 21
Total 128 113 21 8 24 24 20 5 31
Wellington Total 457 560 63 32 79 108 95 40 143 17 26 *134
*Inc – Petone, Wanganui, Feilding, New Plymouth, Napier, Palmerston North, W.C.C
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TOTALS
Player and Officials Officials and Totals Senior U20 U18 U16 U14 U12 others Intermediate Secondary F/Ball 2009 Players Players Players Players Players Players Totals Teams Teams Teams
NZWP TOTAL 2007 - 2008 2836 233 216 451 610 528 333 465 123 334 841 NZWP TOTAL 2008 -2009 2637 241 182 413 571 506 224 500 165 243 908
Page Page 27 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 - 2008 - % change 2007/08 –
02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 2008/09 Club Registrations 1259 1368 1492 1594 1816 1840 2836 2637 -7 % Secondary Schools 3410 3460 3530 3600 3550 3360 4342 3159 -27 % Primary/Intermediate 1920 1990 2390 2410 2310 2140 1599 2145 34 % Flippa Ball Leagues 1320 1890 2850 3430 3610 4870 9755 10532 8 % Flippa Ball Open Day 2332 3333 2605 4399 969 2089 116 % Total including Open Day = Overall Participation 12594 14367 13853 16609 19552 20562 5 %
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INTERNATIONAL EVENTS 2008 - 2009
10 th Panasonic Pan Pacific Youth Festival
Mikasa Under 14 Boy’s
1st Marist Red 2nd North Harbour A 3rd Hutt 4th Tuaranga
Most Valuable Player Mathew Lewis – Marist
Mikasa Under 14 Girl’s
1st Drummoyne (AUS) 2nd North Harbour A 3rd Marist Red 4th Tauranga
Most Valuable Player Shannon Martin - Drummoyne
Panasonic Under 18 Men
1st North Harbour A 2nd Harbour City 3rd Hutt 4th Clifton College (RSA)
Most Valuable Player Finn Lowery – North Harbour
Panasonic Under 18 Women
1st QEII Crushers 2nd Marist Red 3rd North Harbour A 4th Harbour City
Most Valuable Player Casie Bowry – QEII
Asics Under 16 Girl’s
1st NZ Under 15 2nd Queensland (AUS) 3rd Marist Red 4th Claremont Dolphins (AUS)
Most Valuable Player Rosa Hana – NZ Under 15
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Asics Under 16 Boy’s
1st NZ Under 15 2nd Maranui 3rd Queensland (AUS) 4th North Harbour A
Most Valuable Player Mathew Small – NZ Under 15
Digital Mobile Vodafone Under 20 Men’s
1st Hutt 2nd North Harbour 3rd Marist 4th Harbour City
Most Valuable Player Conor Lui - Hutt
Digital Mobile Vodafone Under 20 Women’s
1st North Harbour 2nd QE11 Crushers 3rd Marist 4th Nordic San Jose (USA)
Most Valuable Player Jen Reed – North Harbour
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WOMEN INTERNATIONAL RESULTS 2008 - 2009
New Zealand Women
Date Against Score Win/Loss Event Venue 22/05/2009 Japan 10 - 9 Win World League Adelaide - AUS 23/05/2009 China 11 - 15 Loss World League Adelaide – AUS 24/05/2009 Australia 0 - 13 Loss World League Adelaide - AUS 29/05/2009 Japan 11 - 10 Win World League Auckland – NZ 30/05/2009 China 7 - 15 Loss World League Auckland – NZ 31/05/2009 Australia 7 - 14 Loss World League Auckland – NZ
New Zealand Schoolgirl’s
Date Against Score Win/Loss Event Venue 18/12/2008 Australia 7 – 10 Loss Trans Tasman School Girl’s Series MISH - Auckland 19/12/2008 Australia 5 - 12 Loss Trans Tasman School Girl’s Series MISH - Auckland 20/12/2008 Australia 12 - 13 Loss Trans Tasman School Girl’s Series MISH - Auckland
New Zealand Under 15 Girl’s
Date Against Score Win/Loss Event Venue 08/07/2008 NSW CHS 5 – 2 Win Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series West Wave - Auckland 08/07/2008 NSW CHS 3 – 2 Win Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series West Wave - Auckland 09/07/2008 NSW CHS 5 - 3 Win Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series West Wave - Auckland
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MEN INTERNATIONAL RESULTS 2008 - 2009
New Zealand Men
Date Against Score Win/Loss Event Venue 22/05/2009 Japan 7 – 15 Loss World League Adelaide - AUS 23/05/2009 Australia 3 – 12 Loss World League Adelaide – AUS 24/05/2009 Iran 8 – 12 Loss World League Adelaide - AUS 29/05/2009 Australia 5 – 22 Loss World League Auckland – NZ 30/05/2009 Japan 9 – 15 Loss World League Auckland – NZ 31/05/2009 Iran 13 - 14 Loss World League Auckland – NZ
New Zealand Junior Men
Date Against Score Win/Loss Event Venue 05/01/2009 Hungary 9 - 13 Loss Exhibition Match MISH - Auckland 06/01/2009 Hungary 10 - 14 Loss Exhibition Match MISH - Auckland
New Zealand Schoolboy’s
Date Against Score Win/Loss Event Venue 19/12/2008 Australia 14- 12 Win Trans Tasman School Boy’s Series MISH – Auckland 20/12/2008 Australia 6 – 8 Loss Trans Tasman School Boy’s Series MISH – Auckland 21/12/2008 Australia 12 – 6 Win Trans Tasman School Boy’s Series MISH – Auckland
New Zealand Under 15 Boy’s
Date Against Score Win/Loss Event Venue 08/07/2008 NSW CHS 6 - 2 Win Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series West Wave - Auckland 08/07/2008 NSW CHS 7 - 6 Win Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series West Wave - Auckland 09/07/2008 NSW CHS 9 - 7 Win Trans Tasman U15 Shield Series West Wave - Auckland
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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS 2008 - 2009
National League Auckland – 16 th - 17 th May 2009
Women
1st North Harbour 2nd Marist Magic 3rd QEII Crushers 4th Hutt Heat
Most Valuable Player Brook Millar – North Harbour Outstanding Player awards Anna Sieprath – Marist Nicole Lewis - Marist Lynley Smith – North Harbour Jasmine Myles – North Harbour
Men
1st North Harbour 2nd Hutt Heat 3rd Harbour City Hawks 4th Marist Magic
Most Valuable Player Chris Broome – North Harbour Outstanding Player awards Andy Skora – Hutt Sam Williams – Harbour City Chris Naylor – Hutt John Love – North Harbour
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Under 18 National Championships Auckland – 9th – 12 th October 2008
Women
1st QEII 2nd North Harbour A 3rd Marist Red 4th Waitakere Gold 5th Harbour City 6th Hutt 7th Marist Blue 8th North Harbour B 9th Maranui 10 th Northern Districts 11 th Tauranga
Most Valuable Player Brooke Millar – North Harbour Outstanding Player Awards Alex Boyd – QEII Casie Bowry – QEII Sasha Freeborn – North Harbour
Men
1st North Harbour A 2nd Waitakere Gold 3rd Hutt 4th Harbour City 5th Marist Red 6th North Harbour B 7th Tauranga 8th QEII 9th Waikato 10 th Marist Blue 11 th Waitakere Teal 12 th Newington College
Most Valuable Player Joe Bensley – Waitakere Outstanding Player Awards Thomas Kearns – North Harbour Mathew Couper – Harbour City Adam Pye - Hutt
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Under 16 National Championships Christchurch – 27 th – 30 th September 2008
Girl’s
1st Marist Red 2nd North Harbour A 3rd Waitakere Gold 4th QEII 5th Hutt 6th Harbour City 7th Tauranga 8th Maranui 9th North Harbour BV 10 th Waikato 11 th QEII B
Most Valuable Player Megan Perry – North Harbour Outstanding Player Awards Danielle Lewis – Marist Johanna Theelen – QEII Ianeta Hutchinson – Waitakere
Boy’s
1st Marist Red 2nd Waitakere Gold 3rd North Harbour A 4th Hutt 5th Tauranga 6th Harbour City 7th QEII 8th Maranui 9th North Harbour B 10 th Marist Blue 11 th Waitakere Teal 12 th Waikato
Most Valuable Player Callum O’Brien – Marist Outstanding Player Awards Thomas Jones – Waitakere Eddie Thomas- Marist James Garner - Hutt
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Under 16 Division 2 National Championships Tauranga – 2nd – 5th October 2008
Girl’s
1st Northern Districts 2nd Waitakere Teal 3rd Mountfort Park 4th Marist White 5th Otago 6th Southland
Most Valuable Player Victoria Page – Northern Districts Outstanding Player Awards Adrienne Humphries – Waitakere Taryn Potter- Northern Districts Courtney Ingle - Waitakere
Boy’s
1st Marist White 2nd North Harbour C 3rd Palmerston North 4th Southland 5th Hutt 6th Tauranga B 7th Mountfort Park 8th Newington College
Most Valuable Player Brayden Collecut – North Harbour Outstanding Player Awards Tayler Van Essen – Marist Michael Smith – North Harbour Paul Richardson - Marist
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Under 14 National Championships Wellington – 11 th – 14 th December 2008
Girl’s
1st North Harbour A 2nd Tauranga 3rd Marist Red 4th Waitakere Gold 5th Hutt 6th Mountfort Park 7th Waikato 8th Harbour City 9th QEII 10 th Maranui 11 th Marist Blue
Most Valuable Player Chelsea Geary – North Harbour Outstanding Player Awards Catlin Da Silva –North Harbour Natalie Peat – Tauranga Charlotte Logan – Harbour City
Boy’s
1st Marist Red 2nd North Harbour 3rd Hutt 4th Tauranga 5th Waitakere Gold 6th Marist Blue 7th Waikato 8th North Harbour B 9th Harbour City 10 th QEII 11 th Maranui
Most Valuable Player Owen Chambers – North Harbour Outstanding Player Awards Darcy Ferigo – Marist Joel Duffy – Hutt Mathew Lewis - Marist
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Under 14 Division 2 National Championships Hamilton – 13 th – 16 th December 2008
Girl’s
1st Rotorua 2nd North Harbour B 3rd Waitakere Teal 4th Otago 5th Tauranga B 6th Waikato 7th Marist White 8th Hutt B
Most Valuable Player Victoria Page – Rotorua Outstanding Player Awards Kate Sheely – North Harbour Micheele Lum-On – Waitakere Taylor Sheehan – North Harbour
Boy’s
1st North Harbour C 2nd Rotorua 3rd Otago 4th Marist White 5th Mountfort Park 6th Tauranga B 7th Hutt B 8th Palmerston North 9th Waikato
Most Valuable Player Jack Bird – Rotorua Outstanding Player Awards Harrison Flood – Marist Tyler Lapham – Otago Thomas Kingsmill – North Harbour
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New Zealand Secondary Schools Premier Lower Hutt – 16 th – 19 th April 2009
Girl’s
1st Sacred Heart College - Lower Hutt 2nd Epsom Girls Grammar School 3rd Diocesan School for Girls 4th Rangitoto College 5th Queen Margaret College 6th Mt Albert Grammar School 7th St Cuthberts College 8th Marist College 9th Westlake Girls High School 10 th Massey High School 11 th Villa Maria College 12 th Wellington Girls College 13 th Tauranga Girls College 14 th Columba College 15 th Corran School 16 th Sacred Heart College - Hamilton
Most Valuable Player Caitlin Duffy – Sacred Heart College – Lower Hutt Outstanding Player Awards Ianeta Hutchinson – Mt Albert Grammar School Danielle Lewis – Diocesan School for Girls Kate Enoka – Sacred Heart College – Lower Hutt Emma Stoneman - Epsom Girls Grammar School
Boy’s
1st Westlake Boys High School 2nd Rangitoto College 3rd Sacred Heart College – Auckland 4th Wellington College 5th Auckland Grammar School 6th St Patricks College 7th Kings College 8th Mt Albert Grammar School 9th St Kentigern College 10 th Scots College 11 th Rongotai College 12 th Hutt International Boys School 13 th Tauranga Boys High School 14 th Christchurch Boys High School 15 th Avondale College 16 th Palmerston North Boys High School
Most Valuable Player Adam Pye – Wellington College Outstanding Player Awards Callum O’Brien – Sacred Heart College - Auckland Thomas Kearns – Rangitoto College Craig Hustler - Westlake Boys High School Scott Graham – Westlake Boys High School
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New Zealand Secondary Schools Division 2 Northern Zone Hamilton – 19 th – 26 th 2009
Girl’s
1st Baradene College 2nd Waikato Diocesan School for Girls 3rd Carmel College 4th Hamilton Girls High School 5th St Marys College 6th Mt Roskill Grammar School 7th Te Puke High School 8th John Paul High School 9th Western Heights High School 10th Western Springs College 11 th Takapuna Grammar School 12 th St Kentigern College 13 th StrathMAR
Most Valuable Player Hannah Miln – Baradene College Outstanding Player Awards Jessica Gordon – Carmel College Feleasha Prendergast – Hamilton Girls High School Natalie Peat – Te Puke High School Sian O’ Donnell – Waikato Diocesan School for Girls
Boy’s
1st Church College of New Zealand 2nd Kristin School 3rd St Johns College – Hamilton 4th Northcote College 5th Hamilton Boys High School 6th Mt Maunganui College 7th Long Bay College 8th Mt Roskill Grammar School 9th John Paul High School 10 th Western Springs College 11 th Rotorua Boys High School 12 th ACG Senior College 13 th Takapuna Grammar School 14 th ACG Parnell College 15 th Rotorua Lakes High School
Most Valuable Player Mautara Morgan – Church College of New Zealand Outstanding Player Awards Wini Elkington – Church College of New Zealand Daniel Kayes – Mt Maunganui College Vincent Luscombe – Kristin School Dylan Loughnan – St Johns College - Hamilton
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New Zealand Secondary Schools Division 2 Southern Zone Christchurch – 20 th – 23 rd 2009
Girl’s
1st Christchurch Girls High School 2nd St Margarets College 3rd Marian College 4th St Hildas Collegiate School 5th Avonside Girls High School 6th Burnside High School
Most Valuable Player Brooke Mather – Marian College Outstanding Player Awards Tiana Placid – St Margarets College Sinead Lomax - Avonside Girls High School Annalise Brown – St Margarets College Charlotte Bell – Christchurch Girls High School
Boy’s
1st Hutt Valley High School 2nd St Bedes College 3rd St Bernards College 4th Burnside High School 5th Southland Boys High School 6th Cashmere High School 7th Tawa College
Most Valuable Player Rory McJorrow – Hutt Valley High School Outstanding Player Awards Josh Johnson – Burnside High School Michael Nicol – St Bernards College George Williams – Hutt Valley High School Jay Jefferies – St Bedes College
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TROPHY HOLDERS 2008 - 2009
National League
Current Trophy Holders
Presented Name By For Held By 1956 Ryan Cup Jack Ryan Winner Men's Inter-club North Harbour 1972 Bill Bol Cup Bill Bol Second Men's Inter-club Hutt 1984 Valley Summer Programme Lower Hutt Council Third Place Men Harbour City 1972 Ladies Trophy NZWPB Winner Women's Inter-club North Harbour 1972 Bill Bol Cup Bill Bol Second Women's Inter-club Marist 1986 Wellington Women Supporters Cup Wellington Women Third Women's Inter-club QEII 1982 Vera Reid Memorial Trophy Vera Reid Men's MVP Chris Broome 1983 Jaap de Haan Trophy Jaap de Haan Women's MVP Brooke Millar
Past Trophy Holders
New Zealand Men's Champions 1956 Spreydon CHC 1982 Sockburn CHC 1957 Waitemata AKL 1983 Maranui WLG 1958 Hutt WLG 1984 Maranui WLG 1959 Hutt WLG 1985 Avon Steinlager CHC 1960 Waitemata AKL 1986 Access Brokerage Maranui WLG 1961 Waitemata AKL 1987 Maranui WLG 1962 Wellington Club AKL 1988 Maranui WLG 1963 Waitemata AKL 1989 Glenfield AKL 1964 Waitemata AKL 1990 Capital Power Maranui WLG 1965 Wellington Club WLG 1991 Capital Power Maranui WLG 1966 Wellington Club WLG 1992 Capital Power Maranui WLG 1967 Navy AKL 1993 Marist AKL 1968 Waitemata AKL 1994 Sockburn CHC 1969 Maranui WLG 1996 Harbour City WLG 1970 Maranui WLG 1997 Marist AKL 1971 Hutt WLG 1998 Marist AKL 1972 Maranui WLG 1999 Harbour City WLG 1973 Maranui WLG 2000 Marist AKL 1974 Beck-Sockburn CHC 2001 North Harbour AKL 1975 Beck-Sockburn CHC 2002 North Harbour AKL 1976 Beck-Sockburn CHC 2003 NorthSport AKL 1977 Beck-Sockburn CHC 2004 NorthSport AKL 1978 Maranui WLG 2005 Maranui WLG 1979 Maranui WLG 2006 Maranui WLG 1980 Maranui WLG 2007 Harbour City WLG 1981 Maranui WLG 2008 Harbour City WLG 2009 North Harbour AKL
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New Zealand Women’s Champions 1972 Auckland AKL 1997 Maranui WLG 1973 Avondale AKL 1998 Marist AKL 1974 University AKL 1999 Marist AKL 1975 Avondale AKL 2000 Harbour City WLG 1976 Avondale AKL 2001 Harbour City WLG 1977 Avondale AKL 2002 North Harbour AKL 1978 Newmarket AKL 2003 Maranui WLG 1979 Pegasus CHC 2004 Marist AKL 1980 Pegasus CHC 2005 Marist AKL 1981 Pegasus CHC 2006 Marist AKL 1982 Maranui WLG 2007 Marist AKL 1983 Maranui WLG 2008 Marist AKL 1984 Maranui WLG 2009 North Harbour AKL 1985 New Brighton Hertz CHC 1986 Glenfield Aquatics AKL 1987 Crossdale New Brighton CHC 1988 Bond St Inn Maranui WLG 1989 Teamprint Sockburn CHC 1990 Teamprint Sockburn CHC 1991 Glenfield Aquatics AKL 1992 Glenfield Aquatics AKL 1993 Waitakere AKL 1994 Jellie Park CHC 1996 Maranui WLG
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New Zealand Junior Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
Presented Name By For Held By Circa 1973 Sinclair/Mark Trophy Mr C Sinclair and Mr K A Winner Junior Men’s N/A Mark Championships 1992 Player of the Mr Chris Hayward, Auckland Junior Men’s MVP N/A Tournament Trophy Circa 1985 Mazzoleni Cup Jack Mazzoleni Winner Junior Women’s N/A Championships Junior Women’s MVP N/A
Past Trophy Holders
Junior Men’s Champions Junior Women’s Champions 1992 Auckland 1992 Wellington 1993 Wellington A 1993 Auckland A 1994 Wellington 1994 Auckland 1995 Maranui 1995 Maranui 1996 North Harbour 1996 Hamilton 1997 North Harbour 1997 Hamilton 1998 Maranui 1998 Marist 1999 Marist 1999 Marist 2000 North Harbour 2000 Marist 2001 North Harbour 2001 Marist 2002 North Harbour 2002 Hutt 2003 NorthSport 2003 Marist 2004 NorthSport 2004 Marist 2005 Maranui 2005 Marist 2006 Marist 2006 North Sport 2007 Marist 2007 Marist 2008 Not Held 2008 Not Held
* Changed to an Inter-Club Event 1995
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New Zealand Schoolboys and Schoolgirls Premier Championships
Current Trophy Holders
Presented Name For Held by 1986 NZ Secondary Schoolboys Water Polo Winner Secondary Westlake Boys High School Championships Trophy Schoolboy’s Championships 1986 NZ Secondary Schoolboys Water Polo Secondary Schoolboy’s MVP Adam Pye Player of the Tournament Trophy 1986 NZ Secondary Schoolgirls Water Polo Winner of Secondary Sacred Heart College – Lower Hutt Championships Trophy Schoolgirl’s Championships 1986 NZ Secondary Schoolgirls Water Polo Secondary Schoolgirl’s MVP Caitlin Duffy Player of the Tournament Trophy
Past Trophy Holders
Schoolboy’s Champions Schoolgirl’s Champions 1992 Wellington College 1992 Westlake Girls High School 1993 Rongotai College 1993 Westlake Girls High School 1994 Rongotai College 1994 Westlake Girls High School 1995 Rongotai College 1995 Wellington High School 1996 Rongotai College 1996 Hamilton Girls High School 1997 Wellington College 1997 Wellington Girls College 1998 Auckland Grammar 1998 Epsom Girls Grammar 1999 Rangitoto College 1999 Epsom Girls Grammar 2000 Westlake Boys High School 2000 Epsom Girls Grammar 2001 Westlake Boys High School 2001 Avondale College 2002 Westlake Boys High School 2002 Sacred Heart Lower Hutt 2003 Auckland Grammar School 2003 Diocesan 2004 Sacred Heart College 2004 Epsom Girls Grammar 2005 Auckland Grammar 2005 Sacred Heart 2006 Rangitoto 2006 Diocesan School for Girls 2007 Rongotai 2007 Westlake Girls High School 2008 Auckland Grammar School 2008 Diocesan School for Girls 2009 Westlake Boys High School 2009 Sacred Heart College – Lower Hutt
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New Zealand Schoolboys and Schoolgirls Division 2 Northern Zone Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
For Held by Winner Boy’s Division 2 Northern Zone Church College of New Zealand Boy’s Division 2 Northern Zone MVP Mautara Morgan Winner Girl’s Division 2 Northern Zone Baradene College Girl’s Division 2 Northern Zone MVP Hannah Miln
Past Trophy Holders
Schoolboy’s Division 2 Champions Schoolgirl’s Division 2 Champions 2003 Wellington High School 2003 Hamilton Girls High School 2004 Westlake Boys High School 2004 Hamilton Girls High School 2005 Church College of New Zealand 2005 Mt Roskill 2005 St Andrews 2005 Avonside Girls 2006 Mt Maunganui College 2006 Sacred Heart Girls College 2007 Tauranga Boys College 2007 Sacred Heart Girls College (Hamilton) 2008 St Johns College 2008 Waikato Diocesan School for Girls 2009 Church College of New Zealand 2009 Baradene College
* Inaugurated 2009
New Zealand Schoolboys and Schoolgirls Division 2 Southern Zone Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
For Held by Winner Boys Division 2 Southern Zone Hutt Valley High School Boys Division 2 Southern Zone MVP Rory McJorrow Winner Girls Division 2 Southern Zone Christchurch Girls High School Girls Division 2 Southern Zone MVP Brooke Mather
* Inaugurated 2009
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Under 18 National Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
For Held by Winner Under 18 Men’s Championship North Harbour A Under 18 Men’s MVP Joe Bensley Winner Under 18 Women’s Championship QEII Under 18 Women’s MVP Brooke Millar
Past Trophy Holders
Under 18 Men’s Champions Under 18 Women’s Champions 2000 North Harbour 2000 Marist 2001 North Harbour 2001 Hutt 2002 North Harbour 2002 Hutt 2003 NorthSport 2003 Marist 2004 Marist 2004 Marist 2005 NorthSport A 2005 Marist Red 2006 North Harbour 2006 North Harbour 2007 North Harbour 2007 North Harbour 2008 North Harbour A 2008 QEII
*Inaugurated 2000
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Under 16 National Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
For Held by Winner Under 16 Boy’s Championship Marist Red Under 16 Boy’s MVP Callum O’Brien Winner Under 16 Girl’s Championship Marist Red Under 16 Girl’s MVP Megan Perry
Past Trophy Holders
Under 16 Boy’s Champions Under 16 Girl’s Champions 1993 Wellington 1993 Auckland 1994 Auckland A 1994 Auckland A 1995 Wellington A 1995 Wellington A 1996 Marist 1996 Marist A 1997 Waitakere 1997 Marist 1998 Maranui 1998 Marist 1999 North Harbour 1999 QEII 2000 North Harbour 2000 Hutt 2001 Maranui 2001 Marist 2002 North Harbour A 2002 Marist 2003 NorthSport 2003 Marist 2004 Marist 2004 Marist 2005 NorthSport 2005 Marist Red 2006 Waitakere 2006 Marist 2007 North Harbour 2007 North Harbour 2008 Marist Red 2008 Marist Red
*Changed to an Inter-Club Event 1995
Under 16 Division 2 National Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
For Held by Winner Under 16 Division 2 Boy’s Championship Marist White Under 16 Boy’s Division 2 MVP Brayden Collecut Winner Under 16 Division 2 Girl’s Championship Northern Districts Under 16 Girl’s Division 2 MVP Victoria Paige
Past Trophy Holders
Under 16 Division 2 Boy’s Champions Under 16 Division 2 Girl’s Champions 2007 Marist White 2007 Waitakere B 2008 Marist White 2008 Northern Districts
*Changed to an Inter-Club Event 1995
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Under 14 National Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
For Held by Winner Under 14 Boy’s Championship Marist Red Under 14 Boy’s MVP Owen Chambers Winner Under 14 Girl’s Championship North Harbour A Under 14 Girl’s MVP Chelsea Geary
Past Trophy Holders
Under 14 Boy’s Champions Under 14 Girl’s Champions 2002 Marist 2002 Hutt 2003 NorthSport 2003 Marist 2004 NorthSport 2004 QEII 2005 NorthSport A 2005 QEII 2006 Waitakere 2006 Marist 2007 North Harbour 2007 North Harbour 2008 Marist Red 2008 North Harbour A
*Inaugurated 2002
Under 14 Division 2 National Championships*
Current Trophy Holders
For Held by Winner Under 14 Division 2 Boy’s Championship North Harbour C Under 14 Boy’s Division 2 MVP Jack Bird Winner Under 14 Division 2 Girl’s Championship Rotorua Under 14 Girl’s Division 2 MVP Victoria Page
Past Trophy Holders
Under 14 Division 2 Boy’s Champions Under 14 Division 2 Girl’s Champions 2007 Marist White 2007 Waitakere Teal 2008 North Harbour C 2008 Rotorua
*Inaugurated 2002
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OBITUARIES
Brian Crowder 1941 - 2009. Aged 68
The tributes have been flowing in the last few days following the death of Brian Crowder. Brian was an outstanding swimmer in the pool, sea and surf in the 1960s. He was a national swimming and surf champion, captain of the NZ Surf Lifesaving Team (and a member in 1972) and winner of numerous sea swims.
Brian was a stalwart of Wellington water polo featuring in many of the tough battles between the Wellington, Maranui, University and Hutt clubs. He used his speed well and had an excellent quick shot off the water.
He played for Wellington (provincial team) for many years and was a senior player in the successful 1966 NZ Universities team which toured Australia (As well as being the swimming captain in that team).
Brian was also selected in The Rest team which was customarily picked at the conclusion of each National Championship to play the NZ team.
In 1971 Brian joined Hutt and played a major part in their supremacy in the Ryan Cup, when it was a knock-out contest – including wins against Maranui (3-2), Waitemata and, in the final in Dunedin, Beckenham-Sockburn (7-4). This was Hutt’s first NZ Championship win since 1959.
Brian had a great memory for people and events. He always told a good story. Many of these were based on his fun times with various water polo teams and trips, including playing in Sydney with the University club and in Auckland with the Newmarket and Waitemata clubs. And he took great pride in the achievements of his sons, Robbie and Peter. Robbie was in the NZ water polo team which competed in the World Championships in Rome in 1994.
Brian was a personality. Whether his place was secured through such competitive battles as in the surf with Reg Harker (also a NZ water polo representative), as in the water polo pool with Maranui’s Ken Mark or through being chained naked to the Taj Mahal in Courtenay Place on his stag night (dare it be said – by water polo mates) it might be hard to determine. Whatever it is, he will be sadly missed.
Ian Gunthorp
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Bill Dyson MBE - 1920 – 2009. Aged 89 - Life Member
Bill Dyson was a talented all- round sportsman and a magnificent coach and administrator. At Christian Brothers High School in Dunedin, he played cricket and rugby to a high level. After leaving school, he established himself as a champion swimmer, surf lifesaver, Water Polo player and basketballer, gaining representative honours for Otago, Canterbury and Wellington in each sport. Dyson won the national 100 yards breaststroke in 1940 and continued to pick up provincial swimming titles over a period of 25 years. He had the distinction of introducing to New Zealand the butterfly stroke which he learned in Japan.
Tall and athletic, Dyson represented Dunedin’s St Clair club, and later Maranui of Wellington, in surf life saving, winning several national team national titles and the 1948 open belt race. But Water Polo became his first sporting love. He was a key member of champion club provincial teams (winning 13 national titles) and captained, and later coached the NZ Water Polo team. He was named to lead the NZ team to the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, but the Olympic selectors elected not to enter a Water Polo team.
When his Water Polo playing days were over – and they lasted until he was 54 – he became just as noted as a coach and administrator. It would be impossible to quantify the number of people he introduced to the sport. In 1969 he and his wife, Vera set up the Wellington schools Water Polo competitions, which thrive today. Even into his 80’s he could still be seen at poolside scoring, umpiring and offering tips to a new generation.
While living in the Manawatu, Dyson took up squash with such success that he represented Central Districts from 1965 – 67. From 1980 – 90, he was the Wellington Squash Association’s Executive Officer.
Besides his love of sport, the other defining areas of Dyson’s life were his family – Vera, to whom he was married for 59 years, and his children, Elizabeth, Ruth, Paul and John – and his service in the army.
He joined the territorial forces in 1939, served in the Pacific, Europe and later Japan. Then he joined the New Zealand Regular Force, where he remained until 1968, rising to the rank of Major.
To later generations, he was always Major W H Dyson, a highly organised, determined, kindly man, ever willing to offering a helping hand. He remained exceptionally fit, surprising some of his swimming and Water Polo protégés by returning to competitive swimming and winning a provincial breaststroke title at the age of 42.
In 1968, he was employed by Rothmans to help run its sports foundation. Working with Burt Sutcliffe and Don Clarke, he visited schools and gave coaching seminars for the next decade. Dyson was awarded an MBE (Military Division) in 1965 and in 1990 was awarded a Commemoration Medal for services to the community. His elder son, Paul, captained the NZ Water Polo team 12 years and his daughter, Ruth, was a Cabinet minister and is the Labour MP for Port Hills.
Joseph Romanos
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