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2014 Annual Report | 1 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 Table of Contents Board & Executive ................................................................................................................................................. 3 President’s Report ................................................................................................................................................ 4 General Manager’s Report ................................................................................................................................... 7 Events .................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Greater Public School Volleyball ........................................................................................................................................................ 8 2014 Annual Awards Evening ............................................................................................................................................................ 8 Development ........................................................................................................................................................ 9 Development Camps .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Referee Courses ................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Coaching Courses ............................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Queensland Schools Cups ................................................................................................................................... 10 Senior Schools Cup ........................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Junior Schools Cup ........................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Beach Schools Cup ........................................................................................................................................................................... 11 Primary Schools Cup ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Beach Volleyball Competitions ........................................................................................................................... 13 2013/2014 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour ................................................................................................................................ 13 Volleyball Competitions ...................................................................................................................................... 14 Queensland State Championships ................................................................................................................................................... 15 Premier Volleyball League ............................................................................................................................................................... 16 Metro League ................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Spiker Sports Volleyball – Somerville House .................................................................................................................................... 17 Representative .................................................................................................................................................... 18 Australian Junior Volleyball Championships .................................................................................................................................... 18 Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships ......................................................................................................................... 20 Australian Volleyball League ............................................................................................................................................................ 21 National Representation .................................................................................................................................................................. 23 Appendix A – Senior Schools Cup Results ........................................................................................................... 24 Open Boys .................................................................................................................................................... 24 Open Girls .................................................................................................................................................... 25 Senior Boys .................................................................................................................................................. 25 Senior Girls .................................................................................................................................................. 26 Senior Schools Cup Champion Aggregate School........................................................................................ 27 Senior Schools Cup Champion Honours School .......................................................................................... 28 Appendix B – Junior Schools Cup Results ........................................................................................................... 29 Intermediate Boys ....................................................................................................................................... 29 Intermediate Girls ....................................................................................................................................... 30 Junior Girls ................................................................................................................................................... 31 Youth Boys ................................................................................................................................................... 32 Youth Girls ................................................................................................................................................... 32 Junior Schools Cup Champion Aggregate School ........................................................................................ 33 Junior Schools Cup Champion Honours School ........................................................................................... 34 Appendix C – Overall Champion School Results ................................................................................................. 35 Overall Champion Aggregate School (Combined results from SSC & JSC) .................................................. 35 Overall Champion Honours School (Combined results from SSC & JSC Honours Divisions) ...................... 36 Appendix D – Primary Schools Cup Final Placing’s ............................................................................................. 37 Appendix E – Beach Schools Cup Results ........................................................................................................... 38 Boys ............................................................................................................................................................. 38 Vision “To foster the sport of volleyball as a human endeavour”. Mission Statement The Queensland Volleyball Association shall promote and develop the sport of volleyball as a human endeavour to all who wish to participate. This shall be achieved through the provision of an organisational framework that develops and delivers indoor, outdoor, beach and recreational volleyball in Queensland for the benefits of participants. About Us Volleyball Queensland (VQ) is a not-for-profit, member organisation with a strong focus on increasing sporting participation within the community. VQ is comprised of a number of affiliated associations and clubs from across Queensland, who elects a Board of Management. VQ is funded through a variety of sources including competitions, leagues, feature events, corporate partnerships and the support of the Queensland Government. Incorporating both indoor and beach disciplines, volleyball can be enjoyed by players young and old, experienced and novice. Volleyball Queensland 2014 Annual Report | 1 Volleyball Queensland 2014 Annual Report | 2 Board & Executive Board of Management President Boris Georgieff Vice-President Terry Rudder Finance Director Russell Egan Director – Central Queensland Kevin Howard Director – South East Queensland Brenden Turner Director – Brisbane Adam Pollock Staff General Manager Jon Gibbs Events Coordinator Damien Searle Member Services Coordinator Tyler Hayes Database Coordinator (Casual) Jill Kelly Bookkeeper (Part time) Susan McQuinn IT Coordinator (Casual) Dave Kelly Administration
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