VICTORIAN WATER POLO INCORPORATED
ANNUAL REPORT 2007-2008
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BOARD 2007-2008 COACHES AND MANAGERS
PRESIDENT ELITE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE - MEN Rob Gronow Coach – Peter Smith Asst Coach – Travis Bloom VICE PRESIDENT ELITE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE - WOMEN Michael Weiner Coach – Greig Richardson SECRETARY Coaching Support – Lynne Morrison Darren McClafferty U/20 BOYS FINANCE DIRECTOR Coach – Peter Smith Manager – Nigel Kain Vacant U/20 GIRLS COMPETITIONS & REFEREES DIRECTOR Coach – Greig Richardson Ted Donovan Manager – Lynne Morrison COACHING & DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR U/18 BOYS Annabel Sides Coach – Travis Bloom Manager – Iain Lark MARKETING DIRECTOR U/18 GIRLS Perry Gaylard Coach – Greig Richardson
Asst. Coach – Ali Gronow OFFICE STAFF Manager – Lynne Morrison Jon Sieben – Executive Officer U/16 BOYS September 2007 – January 2008 Coach – Luke Gavin Shane Oliver – Executive Officer Manager – Anthony Edwards February 2008 - Current U/16 GIRLS Tony Ryan – Administration Officer Coach – Kirsten Binnie July 2007 - Current Manager – Jo Grahame Sam Oliphant – Bookkeeper U/14 BOYS - EASTCOAST CHALLENGE July 2007 – March 2008 Coach – Anthony Edwards Carmen Stocks – Bookkeeper Manager – Lyn Celotti April 2008 - Current U/14 GIRLS - EASTCOAST CHALLENGE Jo Fox – Sports Development Officer Coach – Jo Fox July 2007 – June 2008 Manager – Nigel Kain
HONORARY SOLICITOR SCHOOLBOYS John Howie Coach – Chris Gronow Manager – Bill Flanagan
SCHOOLGIRLS Coach – Hayley Morrison Manager – Amy Scattolin
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT Congratulations to all those members selected as State, National League and Australian representatives either as players Once again I have great pleasure in or officials. The EDC program is having an presenting this Annual Report for Victorian impact on player development which is now Water Polo Incorporated (VWPI) for being borne out in many competition results. 2007/2008. Many thanks go to Australian Water Polo for their continued support of the program in It has been a fruitful twelve months and VWPI Melbourne. has continued to develop and grow. The Board has restructured staffing arrangements The bulk of our funding is still provided from and administrative processes which have members’ registrations and match fees. resulted in greater efficiencies. A new full Continuing Government grants were also time Executive Officer has been appointed received from both VicHealth and SRV which and we welcome Shane Oliver on board. mainly contribute to our development programmes. These grants will be repeated I would also like to thank all those who in the forthcoming year and certainly do ensure our sport is administered and assist in implementing the programmes in our managed in a very professional manner. strategic plan. Fees are being indexed to CPI Special thanks go to Board members who and will be passed onto members which have spent a lot of their personal time in should have only a marginal flow on effect in managing their various portfolios and in some the 2008/2009 financial year. cases assisting in other areas. Our contracted part time office staff also deserves Finally, on behalf of VWPI I would like to many thanks, Sam Oliphant in accounts, Jo express our great appreciation for the Fox in development and Tony Ryan in continued work done by Ted Donovan. Ted administration and competitions. has served Victorian Water Polo tirelessly Unfortunately both Sam and Jo called it quits over many decades, including many years as late in the year. Carmen Stocks has replaced a Board member, predominately in the role of Sam and the Board is currently interviewing Competitions Director. As we all know, for a Development Officer. I would especially without Ted game nights would not run. Ted like to thank Simon Weatherill and Adam is retiring from his position on the Board Luscombe along with their staff at MSAC for along with its associated responsibilities; all the support they provide to VWPI. They however he will still be involved as a Pool have been extremely flexible and have Controller. worked very closely with Ted Donovan, Competitions Director, in accommodating our Ted is synonymous with Victorian Water Polo needs. Finally, thanks to all the competition and we wish him all the best as he takes life a coordinators, pool controllers, referees, little bit easier. coaches, managers and officials who put in an enormous amount of work into making our sport the success it is. Rob Gronow President – VWPI The construction of the raiseable floor at the outdoor pool at MSAC was completed on time and within budget. We are back to gaining access to the new facilities from 6:30pm onwards in the evenings and early in the mornings. The evening timeslots mean greater flexibility for junior game sessions at reasonable hours. Junior participation has dramatically increased however continued effort needs to be maintained in the area of junior development. The obvious growth still emanating from the increasing popularity of the sport in schools is welcoming. VWPI Annual Report 2007-2008
VICE-PRESIDENT’S REPORT merits with appropriate recommendations to the Board. It is recommended that the Over the course of this year the role of Vice next Board implement enhanced President has focused on governance, policy education, professional development and and administration. There have been a supervision for officials to improve number of accomplishments this year in the professional standards and provide a following areas: better service to our members. Administration • A volunteer Member Protection Officer is needed to help address specific issues • Appointment of a full-time Executive Officer in conjunction with the President referred to the Board. and Coaching Director. Jon Sieben was • The Constitution also needs to be appointed to the position but unfortunately modernized to better serve the needs of resigned after a few months. Shane the Board and members. Oliver was subsequently appointed to the • The Competition By-Laws also need to be role. Shane has provided excellent updated regarding eligibility provisions for support to the Board and has been Division 1 as there have been a number instrumental in securing additional of exceptions that have been requested funding to VWPI to progress with by clubs and permitted by the Board. A additional strategic initiatives as well as strategic review is recommended for the introducing a number of initiatives to Competition structure supported by improve administration practices in the relevant Competition By-Laws. VWPI office.
• Assistance to the Executive Officer to Michael Weiner appoint an IT Service Provider and Vice President – VWPI establish new computer capabilities within the office to enable better sharing of computer resources, external access to the office software, data backups and ongoing support. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS • Collaboration with the Victorian Country On behalf of the Association, the Board Water Polo Association to streamline the sincerely thanks the following people and registration process for those who organizations for their co-operation and participate in Victorian Country support through the year; Championships. • The Victorian Minister for Sport, the Judicial Honourable James Merlino MP; • Completion of a VWPI Judicial Policy. • VicHealth; This document outlines the processes to • Department of Planning and be followed in the case of reports by Community Development (Sport and referees or other breaches of VWPI Recreation Victoria); Policies such as Codes of Conduct. Report books have been created to • Australian Water Polo Inc; enable referees to quickly complete • State Sports Centre Trust; match reports during a game to enable • Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre; players to be notified of a reportable offence and the basis for the report. • City of Booroondara; • A number of Tribunal Appeals have been • South Yarra Fitness Centre (Melb High); investigated and addressed.
Recommendations of the future: • A matter of concern has been the increasing number of written complaints to the Board by members against officials. Each matter has been investigated on its
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REPORT OF OPERATIONS - 2007- 2008 COMPETITIONS REPORT
VWPI State Office National 2007 saw significant change within the VWPI Medals were scarce for Victorian age-group State Office. It was a time for re-organisation teams in National competitions over the year with the result being a full time Executive with the Junior 20/U Men being the only Officer and Sports Development Officer being success bringing home the bronze. However, appointed. These appointments were made it was pleasing to see that teams were mostly due to the hard work put in by the board and competitive and showed continued staff members resulting in grants from Sport improvement. & Recreation Victoria and VicHealth. The Board opted not to enter a Victorian A major focus for the 2008 – 2009 year will representative team in the 14/U National Club be closer ties between the VWPI State Office Championships. However, Melbourne and clubs which has been recognised as an Collegians sent a club team which finished in th area for improvement. a creditable 5 place in a strong 15 team competition. Additional new technology has been installed in the VWPI office that, together with a full- The School Boys and Girls teams both time office manager, will greatly improve enjoyed success in Brisbane with silver and office productivity. bronze medals respectively.
The standings for all teams entered in Clubs & Membership National level events over the last year were:
The number of affiliated clubs and associations remained static during 2007- 2008 with St Kevin’s Aquatic and Seahorses Team Place joining and Sunraysia again dropping out. Junior Men 20/U Bronze th Membership registrations increased Junior Women 20/U 5 th (1127→1253) primarily due to the two new Junior Boys 18/U 5 th clubs bringing a host of new age-group Junior Girls 18/U 9 th players into the 2008 Winter competition. Youth Boys 16/U 5 Youth Girls 16/U 5th Events Boys 14/U no entry Girls 14/U no entry After the staging of the Commonwealth Eastcoast Challenge - Boys 4th Games and the 2007 FINA World Eastcoast Challenge - Girls 5th Championships over the last two years and School Boys Silver then works on the Outdoor pool at Melbourne School Girls Bronze Sports and Aquatic Centre, Victoria has not hosted a National championships event for some time but will be back on the National The Board congratulates coaches, managers, calendar over the next few years. referees and athletes of these teams and thanks all for their ongoing efforts and Victoria did host the 2007 Australian Schools enthusiasm. Without the support of these Championships at MSAC immediately after people, and of the parents of team members, the FINA Championships with competitors VWPI would not be able to have teams and officials praising the MSAC facilities, the competing at the National level. new timing systems and use of the video scoreboard. Victoria
The 2007 State Championships were held in the Outdoor pool and Diving pool at MSAC and again saw an increase in the number of teams with 41 Men’s and 24 Women’s competing.
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For the second successive year, NYP Thanks also to the management and staff at Dragons and Footscray were respective Hawthorn Recreation Centre and South Yarra premiers in the Men’s and Women’s State Sports Centre for their continued support of League 1 competitions while Melbourne our competitions and training. Collegians took out both male age-group competitions. As always, thanks to everyone who volunteered as table officials, goal judges, The 2007 Winter Competition saw a move computer operators, referees, pool set- back to the indoor facilities at MSAC due to up/pack-up etc. during our regular works on the outdoor pool and unfortunately, competitions. We must also mention the a return to late games. The Board thanks great work done each week by our Pool clubs and teams for their cooperation and Controllers and Ted Donovan who has understanding during this time. The number handled the difficult task of scheduling of teams showed a further increase with 45 referees each week. Men’s and 24 Women’s teams taking part. New teams from St Kevin’s Aquatic and Seahorses were welcomed into the male age- Tony Ryan group competitions and hopefully will for Ted Donovan continue to field teams in the future. Competitions Director
Congratulations to all grade premiers and individual award winners over both competition series. DEVELOPMENT & COACHING REPORT
The nature and number of incidents coming The Victorian Water Polo Coaching and before the Tribunal is still a concern and the Development Portfolio is a crucial element of Board will continue its stance of using the the development of water polo in Victoria. tribunal process and penalty provisions within the new Judiciary policy to stamp out such Throughout 2007/08 there have been key behaviour. initiatives and relationships built to support sport development. This includes funding for All games in the Sub-Junior competitions specific projects from the Department of (12/U and 14/U), were this year held on Community Planning and Development Sundays at Hawthorn Aquatic Centre. The (Sport and Recreation Victoria), VicHealth competition was well supported with team and the State Sporting Centre Trust (MSAC). entries once again having increased which It takes many years to create change and I meant very long days for players and officials. have been impressed by the efforts of all The season again ran from October 2006 staff, board members and of course the through to March 2007 with players remaining tireless volunteers within water polo who in the same age group into the new year. continue to move the sport forward, thank you. These Sub-Junior competitions are vital for the growth of the sport in Victoria providing a Examples of Sport Development programs great learning experience for younger players include; as well as being a lot of fun. Many thanks - The Referee Development Program; again to all those who assisted with these - Coaching Courses run in metropolitan competitions, especially our younger referees and regional Victoria, sending coaches to and to clubs and parents for fulfilling their interstate level 2 courses and supporting duty roster commitments. assistant state team coaches; - The joint development of a Flippa Ball MSAC Aquatics Manager Adam Luscombe Program with AWPI and QLD water polo; and his staff have been most accommodating - Provision of opportunities for the Deaf in trying to meet all our requirements to Children’s Community and CALD successfully run our regular competitions. (Culturally And Linguistic Diverse) VWPI thanks them for their assistance and Communities within metropolitan looks forward to continuing this relationship. Melbourne to be introduced to Flippa Ball
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- Training MSAC staff for FlippaBall the EDC athletes with individual scholarships. programs; These athletes are Larissa Webster, Rowena - School Clinics; Webster, Chris Gronow and Ryan Moody. - School Competition Support; Rowena received a nomination from the VIS - Pathway development; for the 2007 VIS Awards of Excellence: Youth Award. State Teams are also a core aspect of the VWPI water polo calendar. Results for all The program can not happen without the State Teams can be found in the support of parents, the VWPI office and of Competitions Report. course, the two coaches. Grieg Richardson and Peter Smith must be commended for Thank you to all state coaches and managers their ongoing support of the athletes in their for all the hours of work put in (as listed on water polo, personal and professional page 1) and thank you to the coaches and development. The tireless energy they both managers who have mentored their commit to making the programs more than colleagues to provide a consistently high level just a water polo skills session is fantastic. of coaching to our junior teams. From the programs inaugural year in 2002 there has been implementation of selection It is a logical pathway for a young coach to policies, uniform expectations, weights work with a mentor in a training and programming, swimming programming, tournament environment, with game to game nutrition, motivation and planning seminars and day to day challenges/decisions to and the program will continue to provide contend with in real time. I would encourage opportunities to all high performance athletes. any aspiring coaches to apply to work with Some of you may not realize both Greig and our head EDC coaches and appointed State Peter have been recognized in the Australian Team coaches to gain this experience. coaching community through their involvement with National Coaching There have been several meetings commitments and camps. throughout the year to discuss the direction of junior programs and “pathways”. Scott I would also like to thank David Marks (High Schwieckel, National Development Manager Performance Manager), John Fox (National has provided input into the pathways for Men’s coach) and Greg McFadden (National players, coaches and referees based on the Women’s coach) for their ongoing interest in AWPI model. A collection of ideas will be the the program, along with the coaches who run platform for further development of this in the program in the absence of Greig and Pete 2008/09. at State and National competitions, Lynne Morrison and Darren Steere. VWPI sponsors the Victorian Tigers National League teams for men and women and would Recommendations like to thank the coaches, managers, - Continued Referee and Coach Development; volunteers and supporters for their efforts in - Auditing of Clubs and assistance with making the home games a success and in development activities; assisting athletes to be the best they can be. - Ongoing relationship building with key stakeholders in government ; The Victorian High Performance Program, the - Appointment of state coaches for a 12 Victorian Elite Development Centre for month period to create a stronger Women and for Men is the pinnacle of pathway for elite development and recognition for athletes in Victoria as they increased success; embark on their pathway to National and - Further engagement of clubs in National International competitions. Club championships; - Increased Flippa Ball education and I would like to thank AWPI and the Australian development; Sports Commission for the ongoing funding of - Development of a sport development the Elite Development Centre and to MSAC pathway; for their provision of facility training time, thank you. Thanks are also extended to the Annabel Sides Victorian Institute of Sport who support four of Development & Coaching – VWPI
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MARKETING REPORT project and to look at marketing, design and print, to support school, Flippa Ball clinics and Over the past year Marketing has been potential new players of our sport. involved in 3 projects aside from general board business and they were in the following areas: Perry Gaylard Marketing – VWPI 1/ Judicial Report Books Setting up of artwork and the printing of the VWPI Judicial Report books. This job has been completed and the new Report books have been in use on the pool deck for the duration of the winter competition.
2/ Flippa Ball Logo, Postcard and Poster Graphics: Setting up of artwork and the printing of support material for the launch of the Flippa Ball Clinic Program. A logo for the Flippa Ball program was designed and approved for use in the marketing of the Flippa Ball Clinics. This was used on the promotional postcard that was printed for letter box drop purposes for the advertising of the first Flippa Ball Clinic. The other piece of marketing material that was produced was a generic poster to support the marketing of the Flippa Ball Clinics. This poster, A2 size, is generic in the way of the date set up and was designed for use at pools and local schools. The artwork for the poster could also be used for future newspaper advertising. My thoughts on the Marketing of the next Flippa Ball Clinic would include local newspaper advertising through the Leader or Journal newspapers. This would be taken out 2 weeks prior the start of the clinic and in conjunction with the letter box drop of postcards in the area targeted for the clinic.
3/ Junior Competition T-Shirt Graphics: One of my aims for marketing water polo at the junior level this year was to have our juniors wearing their own water polo competition t-shirt. My design has been approved but unfortunately we ran out of time to get it out for the 2007/08 competition. With a lot of the ground work already completed, I am hoping to get this project finished for the start of the new 2008/09 competition and to see our juniors advertising water polo to the masses as they wear their t-shirts during the summer months.
Looking forward to the coming year I would like to finish off the Junior Competition T-Shirt
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Victorian Water Polo Incorporated
Financial Statements
for the year ending June 30, 2008
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FINANCE DIRECTOR’S REPORT
The Board is pleased to present the Financial Reports for 2007/2008. We can confirm that VWPI continues on track with its financial goals.
The Board thanks Sam Oliphant and Carmen Stocks for their good work in preparing these accounts. These accounts were approved, without issue, by our auditors Wattle Accounting.
We have recognised a total net income of approximately $34,000 for the financial year. This money will be applied to our existing significant financial commitments for 2008/2009.
We have considered at length the financial objectives of VWPI. We have resolved to seek to maintain our current substantial net cash holdings as a conservative margin to safeguard the future of Victorian Water Polo Inc.
Darren McClafferty Secretary - VWPI
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Profit & Loss Previous Year Comparison
July 2007 through to June 2008
Jul '07 - Jun Jul '06 - Jun % 08 07 $ change change Income 4-1000 · CLUBS 4-1001 · Affiliation Fees Collected 2,172.75 2,000.02 172.73 8.64% 4-1002 · Coaching & Referees Courses 480.00 500.00 -20.00 -4.00% 4-1004 · 2nd Claim & Transfer Fees 30.00 1,715.55 -1,685.55 -98.25% Total 4-1000 · CLUBS 2,682.75 4,215.57 -1,532.82 -36.36%
4-2000 · COMPETITIONS 4-2001 · Entries 12,022.72 12,874.54 -851.82 -6.62% 4-2003 · Grand Final Income 969.00 1,561.82 -592.82 -37.96% 4-2005 · Schools Competition 2007 6,666.73 12,203.64 -5,536.91 -45.37% Total 4-2000 · COMPETITIONS 19,658.45 26,640.00 -6,981.55 -26.21%
4-3000 · GAME FEES 4-3001 · Summer Competition 62,954.59 52,039.85 10,914.74 20.97% 4-3002 · Winter Competition 41,240.94 33,254.63 7,986.31 24.02% 4-3005 · U14 Game Fees 4,963.61 3,500.01 1,463.60 41.82% 4-3006 · U12 Game Fees 2,481.80 1,727.24 754.56 43.69% Total 4-3000 · GAME FEES 111,640.94 90,521.73 21,119.21 23.33%
4-4000 · GRANTS 4-4002 · Dept Planning & Community Devel 38,500.00 10,000.00 28,500.00 285.00% 4-4001 · Sport & Recreation Victoria 0.00 10,000.00 -10,000.00 -100.00% 4-4003 · Vic Health Promotional Grant 40,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 100.00% 4-4004 · MSAC 13,750.00 0.00 13,750.00 100.00% Total 4-4000 · GRANTS 92,250.00 40,000.00 52,250.00 130.63%
4-4400 · DEVELOPMENT INCOME 4-4411. Flippa Ball Clinics 0.00 665.00 -665.00 -100.00% Total 4-4400 · DEVELOPMENT INCOME 0.00 665.00 -665.00 -100.00%
4-5000 · EDC 4-5010 · EDC-Boys 4-5012 · EDC Trip Levy 7,387.40 750.00 6,637.40 884.99% Total 4-5010 · EDC-Boys 7,387.40 750.00 6,637.40 884.99%
Total 4-5000 · EDC 7,387.40 750.00 6,637.40 884.99%
4-7000 · OTHER INCOME 4-7002 · Discounts Received 175.00 0.00 175.00 100.00% 4-7004 · Equipment Sales 9,090.91 0.00 9,090.91 100.00% 4-7005 · Event Functions Income 4,328.09 0.00 4,328.09 100.00% 4-7007 · Interest 8,000.35 9,382.84 -1,382.49 -14.73% 4-7009 · Miscellaneous Income 743.50 910.00 -166.50 -18.30%
Total 4-7000 · OTHER INCOME 22,337.85 10,292.84 12,045.01 117.02%
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4-8000 · REGISTRATION FEES 4-8001 · Country Junior 1,990.90 1,281.81 709.09 55.32% 4-8002 · Country Senior 5,590.86 4,954.52 636.34 12.84% 4-8003 · Metro Junior 11,543.69 11,676.43 -132.74 -1.14% 4-8004 · Metro Senior 43,649.19 34,051.72 9,597.47 28.18% 4-8005 · Metro Sub Junior 14,095.34 10,024.45 4,070.89 40.61% 4-8006 · Metro Tertiary Junior 5,871.75 2,710.92 3,160.83 116.60% 4-8007 · Metro Tertiary Student Senior 22,342.67 16,819.92 5,522.75 32.83% 4-8008 · Non Playing Official 381.85 369.12 12.73 3.45% 4-8000 · REGISTRATION FEES - Other 934.09 0.00 934.09 100.00% Total 4-8000 · REGISTRATION FEES 106,400.34 81,888.89 24,511.45 29.93%
4-9000 · STATE TEAM ACTIVITY 4-9001 · East Coast Challenge U14 Girls 4-9002 · ECC Girls Trip Levy 13,800.00 9,604.55 4,195.45 43.68% 4-9001 · East Coast Challenge U14 Girls - Other 1,909.10 0.00 1,909.10 100.00% Total 4-9001 · East Coast Challenge U14 Girls 15,709.10 9,604.55 6,104.55 63.56%
4-9003 · East Coast Challenge U14 Boys 4-9004 · ECC Boys Trip Levy 17,250.00 9,716.82 7,533.18 77.53% 4-9003 · East Coast Challenge U14 Boys - Other 1,909.10 0.00 1,909.10 100.00% Total 4-9003 · East Coast Challenge U14 Boys 19,159.10 9,716.82 9,442.28 97.17%
4-9005 · U20 Girls 4-9006 · Trip Levy 10,400.00 15,477.00 -5,077.00 -32.80% 4-9008 · Uniform Payments U20G 0.00 338.00 -338.00 -100.00% Total 4-9005 · U20 Girls 10,400.00 15,815.00 -5,415.00 -34.24%
4-9009 · U20 Boys 4-9010 · Trip Levy 23,517.45 15,965.00 7,552.45 47.31% 4-9011 · Pool Fees U20B 221.00 1,181.80 -960.80 -81.30% Total 4-9009 · U20 Boys 23,738.45 17,146.80 6,591.65 38.44%
4-9013 · U16 Girls 4-9014 · Fundraising Income 0.00 1,512.00 -1,512.00 -100.00% 4-9015 · Trip Levy 14,650.00 9,650.80 4,999.20 51.80% 4-9016 · Pool Fees U16G 1,946.00 2,719.05 -773.05 -28.43% 4-9017 · Uniform payment U16G 0.00 680.00 -680.00 -100.00% Total 4-9013 · U16 Girls 16,596.00 14,561.85 2,034.15 13.97%
4-9018 · U16 Boys 4-9019 · Trip levy 12,375.00 14,250.00 -1,875.00 -13.16% 4-9021 · Uniform Payments U16B -562.00 1,638.85 -2,200.85 -134.29% 4-9018 · U16 Boys - Other 0.00 1,452.69 -1,452.69 -100.00% Total 4-9018 · U16 Boys 11,813.00 17,341.54 -5,528.54 -31.88%
4-9022 · U14 Girls 4-9024 · Trip levy 390.00 0.00 390.00 100.00% 4-9025 · Pool Fees U14G 1,342.80 230.00 1,112.80 483.83% 4-9026 · Uniform Payments U14G 2,222.50 47.00 2,175.50 4628.72% Total 4-9022 · U14 Girls 3,955.30 277.00 3,678.30 1327.91%
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4-9027 · U14 Boys 4-9028 · Trip levy 390.00 0.00 390.00 100.00% 4-9029 · Pool Fees U14B 0.00 1,279.70 -1,279.70 -100.00% 4-9030 · Uniform Payments U14B 4,484.50 0.00 4,484.50 100.00% Total 4-9027 · U14 Boys 4,874.50 1,279.70 3,594.80 280.91%
4-9031 · APS Boys 5,280.00 3,550.00 1,730.00 48.73% 4-9035 · VSSSA Schoolboys 726.00 138.40 587.60 424.57%
4-9038 · VSSSA Schoolgirls 8,490.72 554.50 7,936.22 1431.24% 4-9047 · U18 Girls 4-9048 · U18 Girls Trip Levy 10,467.51 1,025.00 9,442.51 921.22% Total 4-9047 · U18 Girls 10,467.51 1,025.00 9,442.51 921.22%
4-9051 · U18 Boys 4-9052 · U18 Boys Trip Levy 19,677.27 0.00 19,677.27 100.00% Total 4-9051 · U18 Boys 19,677.27 0.00 19,677.27 100.00%
4-9000 · STATE TEAM ACTIVITY - Other 1,950.00 0.00 1,950.00 100.00% Total 4-9000 · STATE TEAM ACTIVITY 152,836.95 91,011.16 61,825.79 67.93%
Total Income 515,194.68 345,320.19 169,874.49 49.19%
515,194.68 345,320.19 169,874.49 49.19%
Expense 6-2000 · ADMIN OVERHEADS 6-2003 · Advertising 252.00 186.36 65.64 35.22% 6-2005 · Annual Return 0.00 37.60 -37.60 -100.00% 6-2004 · AGM 163.64 426.27 -262.63 -61.61% 6-2006 · Audit Cost -1,730.00 4,950.00 -6,680.00 -134.95% 6-2008 · Bank Charges 6-2009 · Bank Charge dishonoured cheques 15.00 0.00 15.00 100.00% 6-2008 · Bank Charges - Other 24.30 10.00 14.30 143.00% Total 6-2008 · Bank Charges 39.30 10.00 29.30 293.00%
6-2010 · Computer Expenses 5,375.91 100.81 5,275.10 5232.72% 6-2012 · Depreciation 1,391.00 1,812.00 -421.00 -23.23% 6-2014 · Doubtful Debt -3,280.00 3,861.00 -7,141.00 -184.95% 6-2016 · Function Catering 151.37 13,633.51 -13,482.14 -98.89% 6-2017 · Fundraising Expenses 0.00 909.09 -909.09 -100.00% 6-2018 · Insurance 1,180.27 1,540.20 -359.93 -23.37% 6-2020 · Meeting Room Hire 265.45 521.00 -255.55 -49.05% 6-2021 · Merchandise Purchase 9,577.59 0.00 9,577.59 100.00% 6-2022 · Memberships and Subscriptions 250.00 6.71 243.29 3625.78% 6-2023 · Office Rental 3,708.00 3,708.00 0.00 0.00% 6-2026 · Printing Postage & Stationery 1,161.46 1,059.28 102.18 9.65% 6-2028 · Travel Expense 68.35 592.64 -524.29 -88.47% 6-2029 · Staff Costs 251.90 23.41 228.49 976.04% 6-2031 · Storage Cost 1,200.00 1,200.00 0.00 0.00% 6-2032 · Telephone 1,947.09 3,658.28 -1,711.19 -46.78% 6-2043 · Internet 910.33 580.45 329.88 56.83% 6-2045 · Fines /Penalties 220.00 0.00 220.00 100.00% Total 6-2000 · ADMIN OVERHEADS 23,103.66 38,816.61 -15,712.95 -40.48%
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6-2035 · ADMIN OFFICE 6-2036 · Contract Services 12,914.55 24,779.70 -11,865.15 -47.88% 6-2038 · Salaries Staff 17,325.00 0.00 17,325.00 100.00% 6-2041 · Superannuation 3,632.50 0.00 3,632.50 100.00% 6-2042 · WorkCover 163.34 0.00 163.34 100.00% Total 6-2035 · ADMIN OFFICE 34,035.39 24,779.70 9,255.69 37.35%
6-3000 · REGISTRATION EXPENSE 6-2046 · MSAC Smart Cards - Clubs 20,309.09 0.00 20,309.09 100.00% 6-3001 · Affiliation Fees Paid 100.00 90.91 9.09 10.00% 6-3002 · Capitation Fees 35,691.18 22,134.40 13,556.78 61.25% 6-3003 · Sports Insurance 0.00 11,525.00 -11,525.00 -100.00% Total 6-3000 · REGISTRATION EXPENSE 56,100.27 33,750.31 22,349.96 66.22%
6-4000 · COMP ADMINISTRATION 6-4001 · Australian Player Reimbursement 202.73 211.36 -8.63 -4.08% 6-4006 · Pool Controllers - Junior Comp 1,785.00 228.00 1,557.00 682.89% 6-4007 · Pool Controllers - Senior Comp 4,331.00 4,946.00 -615.00 -12.43% 6-4008 · Referee Expenses - Junior Comp 3,909.00 928.00 2,981.00 321.23% 6-4009 · Referee Expenses - Senior Comp 24,203.07 22,786.00 1,417.07 6.22% 6-4011 · Trophies 1,200.00 1,132.90 67.10 5.92% 6-4012 · Schools Competitions 7,024.89 13,129.55 -6,104.66 -46.50% 6-4013 · Contract Work 2,360.00 0.00 2,360.00 100.00% 6-4000 · COMP ADMINISTRATION - Other 1,565.00 0.00 1,565.00 100.00% Total 6-4000 · COMP ADMINISTRATION 46,580.69 43,361.81 3,218.88 7.42%
6-5000 · COMP RUNNING 6-5001 · Hawthorn Aquatic Centre 5,833.13 5,012.18 820.95 16.38% 6-5002 · MSAC 43,840.91 53,441.54 -9,600.63 -17.96% 6-5003 · MSAC Scoreboard 1,576.00 909.09 666.91 73.36% 6-5005 · South Yarra Sports Centre 838.05 1,929.09 -1,091.04 -56.56% Total 6-5000 · COMP RUNNING 52,088.09 61,291.90 -9,203.81 -15.02%
6-6000 · DEVELOPMENT 6-6002 · Metro Clinic Expenses -120.00 3,371.74 -3,491.74 -103.56% 6-6004 · Metro Development Officers 2,030.91 6,197.40 -4,166.49 -67.23% 6-6007 · Strategic Planning 410.06 25,000.00 -24,589.94 -98.36% 6-6011 · Coaching & Referee Courses 393.09 1,456.45 -1,063.36 -73.01% 6-6013 · Flippaball Clinics 484.00 2,404.46 -1,920.46 -79.87% Total 6-6000 · DEVELOPMENT 3,198.06 38,430.05 -35,231.99 -91.68%
6-7000 · EQUIPMENT PURCHASES 6-7001 · Competition /Training Equipment 1,513.52 1,230.05 283.47 23.05% Total 6-7000 · EQUIPMENT PURCHASES 1,513.52 1,230.05 283.47 23.05%
6-8000 · EDC (Elite Development Corps) 6-8002 · Pool Hire EDC 2,883.64 1,863.63 1,020.01 54.73% 6-8003 · Training Equipment 255.35 54.55 200.80 368.10% 6-8004 · Trip Costs 13,684.05 0.00 13,684.05 100.00% 6-8005 · Uniforms 586.15 98.88 487.27 492.79% 6-8006 · Other EDC Expenses 736.36 0.00 736.36 100.00% Total 6-8000 · EDC (Elite Development Corps) 18,145.55 2,017.06 16,128.49 799.60%
6-8007 · NATIONAL LEAGUE MEN & WOMEN 15,000.00 13,636.36 1,363.64 10.00%
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6-9000 · STATE TEAMS 6-9001 · Suspense A/c Uniforms 51.13 9,583.72 -9,532.59 -99.47% 6-9002 · East Coast Challenge U14 Girls 6-9003 · Trip Costs 13,466.01 8,791.71 4,674.30 53.17% Total 6-9002 · East Coast Challenge U14 Girls 13,466.01 8,791.71 4,674.30 53.17%
6-9004 · East Coast Challenge U14 Boys 6-9005 · Trip Costs 14,987.40 10,228.16 4,759.24 46.53% 6-9004 · East Coast Challenge U14 Boys - Other 727.27 0.00 727.27 100.00% Total 6-9004 · East Coast Challenge U14 Boys 15,714.67 10,228.16 5,486.51 53.64%
6-9006 · U20 Girls 6-9008 · Trip Costs 10,824.31 14,273.00 -3,448.69 -24.16% Total 6-9006 · U20 Girls 10,824.31 14,273.00 -3,448.69 -24.16%
6-9011 · U20 Boys 6-9012 · Trip Costs 14,899.60 0.00 14,899.60 100.00% 6-9013 · Pool Hire U20B 0.00 15,817.64 -15,817.64 -100.00% 6-9014 · Uniform Cost U20B 290.00 1,690.85 -1,400.85 -82.85% Total 6-9011 · U20 Boys 15,189.60 17,508.49 -2,318.89 -13.24%
6-9015 · U16 Girls 6-9016 · Fundraising Expense 0.00 1,374.55 -1,374.55 -100.00% 6-9017 · Trip Costs 13,416.92 9,886.80 3,530.12 35.71% 6-9018 · Pool Hire U16G 2,269.08 3,786.37 -1,517.29 -40.07% 6-9019 · Uniform Cost U16G -23.10 425.00 -448.10 -105.44% Total 6-9015 · U16 Girls 15,662.90 15,472.72 190.18 1.23%
6-9020 · U16 Boys 6-9021 · Trip Costs 17,153.43 14,472.04 2,681.39 18.53% 6-9022 · Pool Hire U16B 1,806.00 1,298.55 507.45 39.08% Total 6-9020 · U16 Boys 18,959.43 15,770.59 3,188.84 20.22%
6-9024 · U14 Girls 6-9026 · Trip Costs 413.65 500.00 -86.35 -17.27% 6-9027 · Pool Hire U14G 72.72 349.10 -276.38 -79.17% 6-9024 · U14 Girls - Other -550.00 101.00 -651.00 -644.55% Total 6-9024 · U14 Girls -63.63 950.10 -1,013.73 -106.70%
6-9029 · U14 Boys 6-9030 · Trip Costs 122.73 0.00 122.73 100.00% 6-9031 · Pool Hire U14B 421.81 1,138.18 -716.37 -62.94% Total 6-9029 · U14 Boys 544.54 1,138.18 -593.64 -52.16%
6-9034 · APS Boys 3,791.45 3,550.00 241.45 6.80% 6-9037 · VSSSA Schoolgirls 9,273.33 208.20 9,065.13 4354.05% 6-9038 · VSSSA Schoolboys 8,877.88 2,135.54 6,742.34 315.72% 6-9040 · State Teams - Other Expenses 736.36 554.50 181.86 32.80% 6-9045 · East Coast Challenge 1,387.90 138.40 1,249.50 902.82% 6-9047 · U18 Girls 6-9048 · U18 Girls Trip Costs 16,855.56 1,363.64 15,491.92 1136.07% Total 6-9047 · U18 Girls 16,855.56 1,363.64 15,491.92 1136.07%
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6-9051 · U18 Boys 6-9052 · U18 Boys Trip Costs 6,666.74 0.00 6,666.74 100.00% Total 6-9051 · U18 Boys 6,666.74 0.00 6,666.74 100.00%
6-9100 · Victorian Country Team 1,000.00 0.00 1,000.00 100.00% Total 6-9000 · STATE TEAMS 138,938.18 101,666.95 37,271.23 36.66%
7-1000 · Grants Expenses 7-1100 · SRV 7-1110 · Accomodation 212.73 0.00 212.73 100.00% 7-1120 · Administration 8,263.46 0.00 8,263.46 100.00% 7-1130 · Catering 200.00 0.00 200.00 100.00% 7-1140 · Contract Work 15,190.00 0.00 15,190.00 100.00% 7-1150 · Equipment /Resources 985.46 0.00 985.46 100.00% 7-1160 · Marketing 598.80 0.00 598.80 100.00% 7-1165 · Referee Development 3,250.00 0.00 3,250.00 100.00% 7-1170 · Staff 8,662.50 0.00 8,662.50 100.00% 7-1180 · Travel 2,354.43 0.00 2,354.43 100.00% 7-1190 · Venue Hire 50.00 0.00 50.00 100.00% 7-1100 · SRV - Other 72.04 0.00 72.04 100.00% Total 7-1100 · SRV 39,839.42 0.00 39,839.42 100.00%
7-1200 · Vic Health 7-1220 · Administration 8,000.00 0.00 8,000.00 100.00% 7-1230 · Catering 10.00 0.00 10.00 100.00% 7-1240 · Contract Work 5,710.00 0.00 5,710.00 100.00% 7-1260 · Marketing 2,870.00 0.00 2,870.00 100.00% 7-1270 · Staff 10,183.50 0.00 10,183.50 100.00% 7-1290 · Venue Hire 220.91 0.00 220.91 100.00% 7-1200 · Vic Health - Other 13,005.59 0.00 13,005.59 100.00% Total 7-1200 · Vic Health 40,000.00 0.00 40,000.00 100.00%
7-1300 · MSAC 7-1320 · Administration 37.27 0.00 37.27 100.00% 7-1330 · Catering 5.91 0.00 5.91 100.00% 7-1340 · Contract Work 2,128.09 0.00 2,128.09 100.00% 7-1350 · Equipment /Resources 9,090.91 0.00 9,090.91 100.00% 7-1370 · Staff 614.78 0.00 614.78 100.00% 7-1380 · Travel 136.36 0.00 136.36 100.00% Total 7-1300 · MSAC 12,013.32 0.00 12,013.32 100.00%
7-1000 · Grants Expenses - Other 468.40 0.00 468.40 100.00% Total 7-1000 · Grants Expenses 92,321.14 0.00 92,321.14 100.00%
Total Expense 481,024.55 358,980.80 122,043.75 34.00%
34,170.13 -13,005.61 47,175.74 -362.73%
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Balance Sheet Previous Year Comparison
As of June 30, 2008
Jun 30, 08 Jun 30, 07 $ Change % Change ASSETS Current Assets Chequing/Savings 1-1000 · Petty Cash -28.90 500.00 -528.90 -105.78% 1-2000 · Commonwealth Bank Deposit 175,000.00 175,000.00 0.00 0.00% 1-3000 · Commonwealth Bank 140,146.55 68,039.38 72,107.17 105.98% Total Chequing/Savings 315,117.65 243,539.38 71,578.27 29.39%
Accounts Receivable 1-4000 · Accounts Receivable 44,448.45 45,775.59 -1,327.14 -2.90% Total Accounts Receivable 44,448.45 45,775.59 -1,327.14 -2.90%
Other Current Assets 1-6010 · Sundry Debtors 12,113.00 4,910.79 7,202.21 146.66% 1-6000 · GST Refund 0.00 5,557.78 -5,557.78 -100.00% 1-7000 · Prepayments -8,000.00 22,427.27 -30,427.27 -135.67% 1-8000 · Stock on Hand 1-8100 · Stock on Hand - Balls 3,502.18 -3,502.18 -100.00% 1-8200 · Stock on Hand - Caps etc 2,405.50 -2,405.50 -100.00% 1-8300 · Stock on Hand - Uniforms 1,815.00 5,996.00 -4,181.00 -69.73% Total 1-8000 · Stock on Hand 1,815.00 11,903.68 -10,088.68 -84.75%
Total Other Current Assets 5,928.00 44,799.52 -38,871.52 -86.77%
Total Current Assets 365,494.10 334,114.49 31,379.61 9.39%
Fixed Assets 1-9000 · Plant & Equipment 1-9100 · Plant & Equipment at Cost 13,286.48 13,286.48 0.00 0.00% 1-9200 · Less Accum. Deprec -9,425.00 -8,034.00 -1,391.00 17.31% Total 1-9000 · Plant & Equipment 3,861.48 5,252.48 -1,391.00 -26.48%
Total Fixed Assets 3,861.48 5,252.48 -1,391.00 -26.48%
TOTAL ASSETS 369,355.58 339,366.97 29,988.61 8.84%
LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts Payable 2-1000 · Creditors 32,014.58 0.00 32,014.58 100.00% Total Accounts Payable 32,014.58 0.00 32,014.58 100.00%
Other Current Liabilities 2-1100 · Payroll Liabilities 202.00 0.00 202.00 100.00% 2-1200 · Other Creditors 19,005.59 38,463.40 -19,457.81 -50.59% 2-2000 · Funds Received in Advance 0.00 12,820.00 -12,820.00 -100.00% 2-3000 · Good Faith Deposit 2,866.00 2,866.00 0.00 0.00% 2-4000 · GST Balance -1,013.54 0.00 -1,013.54 100.00%
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2-5000 · Provision for Doubtful Debts 581.00 3,861.00 -3,280.00 -84.95% 2-6000 · *Superannuation Liabilities 173.25 0.00 173.25 100.00% Total Other Current Liabilities 21,814.30 58,010.40 -36,196.10 -62.40%
Total Current Liabilities 53,828.88 58,010.40 -4,181.52 -7.21%
TOTAL LIABILITIES 53,828.88 58,010.40 -4,181.52 -7.21%
NET ASSETS 315,526.70 281,356.57 34,170.13 12.14%
EQUITY 3-2000 · Retained Earnings 281,356.57 294,362.18 -13,005.61 -4.42% Net Income 34,170.13 -13,005.61 47,175.74 -362.73% TOTAL EQUITY 315,526.70 281,356.57 34,170.13 12.14%
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VICTORIAN WATER POLO INC ABN 79 570 881 365
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 2008
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VICTORIAN WATER POLO INC ABN 79 570 881 365
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 2008
CONTINUED
Note to the special purpose financial report This special purpose financial report was prepared for distribution to the members to fulfil the committee's financial reporting requirements under the constitution and the Associations Incorporation Act (state). The accounting policies used in the preparation of this report, as described below, are consistent with the financial reporting requirements of Victorian Water Polo’s constitution and with previous years and are, in the opinion of the committee, appropriate to meet the needs of members: (a) The financial report was prepared on a modified accrual basis of accounting, including the historical cost convention and the going concern assumption. (b) The requirements of accounting standards and other professional reporting requirements in Australia do not have mandatory applicability to Victorian Water Polo Inc because it is not a 'reporting entity'. The committee has, however, prepared the financial report in accordance with all Australian accounting standards with the following exceptions:
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VICTORIAN WATER POLO INC ABN 79 570 881 365
STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
Committee representation letter
Suzanne Hume Certified Practising Accountant Wattle Accounting 2/153 Wattle Valley Rd Camberwell Vic 3124
Dear Suzanne
This representation letter is provided in connection with your audit of the financial report of Victorian Water Polo Inc for the year ended 30 June 2008, for the purpose of your expressing an opinion as to whether the financial report is, in all material respects, presented fairly in accordance with the relevant Australian accounting standards (including Australian accounting interpretations) as disclosed in the financial report.
We acknowledge our responsibility for ensuring that the financial report is in accordance with relevant Australian accounting standards (including Australian accounting interpretations), as disclosed in the financial report and confirm that the financial report is free of material misstatements, including omissions and that we have approved the financial report.
We understand that your examination was made in accordance with Australian auditing standards and was, therefore, designed primarily for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the financial report of Victorian Water Polo Inc taken as a whole, and that your tests of the accounting records and other auditing procedures were limited to those which you considered necessary for that purpose.
We confirm, to the best of our knowledge and belief, the following representations made to you during your audit:
General
• We have made available to you: a. all financial records and related data, other information, explanations and assistance necessary for the conduct of the audit and b. minutes of all meetings of directors, and committees of directors. • There are no material transactions that have not been properly recorded in the accounting records underlying the financial report. • We confirm that there have been no changes to the accounting policies applied in the previous annual financial report or the methods used in applying them. • We have no plans or intentions that may materially affect the carrying values or classification of assets and liabilities. • We confirm the appropriateness of the measurement of accounting estimates, including related assumptions, used in the preparation of the financial report and the consistency in application of the processes. • The following have been properly recorded or disclosed in the financial report: a. arrangements involving restrictions on cash balances, b. agreements to repurchase assets previously sold. • The entity has satisfactory title to all assets, and there are no liens or encumbrances on such assets nor have any assets been pledged as collateral that have not been disclosed in the financial report.
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• We confirm the reasonableness of significant assumptions, including whether they appropriately reflect management's intent and ability to carry out specific courses of action on behalf of the entity, where relevant to the fair value measurement or disclosures.
Laws and regulations
• Other than as disclosed to you, there have been no: a. irregularities involving management or employees who have significant roles in the system of internal control structure b. irregularities involving other employees, that could have a material effect on the financial report c. communications from regulatory agencies concerning non-compliance with, or deficiencies in, financial reporting practices that could have a material effect on the financial statements or d. known actual or possible non-compliance with laws and regulations whose effects have been considered in preparing the financial report. • We have complied with all aspects of contractual agreements that would have a material effect on the financial report in the event of non-compliance.
Fraud
• We acknowledge our responsibility for the design and implementation of internal controls to prevent and detect fraud and error and confirm we have disclosed to you: a. the results of our assessment of the risk that the financial report may be materially misstated as a result of fraud b. our knowledge of fraud or suspected fraud affecting the entity involving: i. management ii. employees who have significant roles in internal controls or iii. others where the fraud could have a material effect in the financial report and c. our knowledge of any allegations of fraud, or suspected fraud, affecting the entity's financial report communicated to us by employees, former employees, analysts, regulators or others.
Internal control
• We have established and maintained an adequate internal control structure to facilitate the preparation of a reliable financial report, and adequate financial records have been maintained. There are no material transactions that have not been properly recorded in the accounting records underlying the financial report.
Uncorrected misstatements
• We acknowledge that: a. uncorrected misstatements have been brought to our attention by the auditor b. we have considered the effect of any uncorrected misstatements, aggregated during and pertaining to the latest period, on the financial report and consider the misstatements are immaterial individually and in aggregate to the financial report taken as a whole and
Commitments
• There were no material commitments for goods or services at year end, other than those disclosed in the financial report.
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Subsequent events
• No events, other than those disclosed in the financial report, have occurred subsequent to the balance sheet date that would require adjustment to, or disclosure in, the financial report or amendments to significant assumptions used in the preparation of the accounting estimates.
Going concern
• Nothing has come to our attention that would indicate that Victorian Water Polo Inc will not be able to continue as a going concern
Contingencies
• We are not aware of any pending litigation involving this association, other than the matters disclosed in the financial report. • All contingent liabilities have been provided for or noted in the financial report.
Impairment of assets
• We have considered the requirements of AASB 136: Impairment of assets when assessing the carrying values of assets and in ensuring that no assets within the scope of AASB 136 are stated in excess of their recoverable amount.
Receivables
• Adequate allowance has been made for adjustments and losses in relation to receivables. • Provision has been made for any material loss to be sustained in the fulfilment of, or from inability to fulfil, any sale commitments. • All receivables disclosed as having their terms renegotiated, rather than being disclosed as past due but not impaired, have been formally renegotiated with customers.
Liabilities
• We have disclosed the existence of any loans approved but not drawn down at the reporting date. • No asset of the association has been pledged as security for any liability, except as disclosed in the financial report. • All amounts of capital repayment and interest due to be paid to lenders during the reporting period were made on time, in accordance with provisions of the loan agreement, except as disclosed in the financial report. • There are no financial guarantee contracts in place to third parties which could be called upon in the event of a default, other than those disclosed in the financial report.
Covenants
• We have complied with all covenants in contractual agreements that could have a material effect on the financial report in the event of non-compliance.
Inventory
• We have no plans to abandon lines of product or other plans or intentions that will result in any excess or obsolete inventory, and no inventory is stated at an amount in excess of net realisable value. • Provision has been made for material losses arising from the fulfilment of, or an inability to fulfil, any sale commitments or as a result of purchase commitments for inventory quantities in excess of normal requirements or at prices in excess of prevailing market prices.
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Work in progress
• We have made provision for all expected future losses on contracts entered into at the reporting date, based on estimated costs to complete, including appropriate overhead expenditure.
Property, plant and equipment
• Rates of depreciation, applied to reduce book values of individual assets to their estimated residual values, reflect the probable useful lives of those assets to the association. • Allowances for depreciation have been adjusted for all significant items of property, plant and equipment that have been abandoned or are otherwise unusable. • The association has no 'make good' obligations in respect of its property, plant and equipment for which it would be required to make a restorative provision under AASB 137 Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets which have not been included in the financial report.
Capital management
• All disclosures in the financial report in respect of capital management processes reflect actual processes in place during the reporting period.
Electronic publication of financial report
• With respect to publication of the financial report on our website, we acknowledge that: a. we are responsible for the electronic presentation of the financial report b. we will ensure that the electronic version of the audited financial report and the auditor's report on the website will be identical to the final signed hard copy version c. we will clearly differentiate between audited and unaudited information in the construction of the entity's website as we understand the risk of potential misrepresentation d. we have assessed the controls over the security and integrity of the data on the website and confirmed that adequate procedures are in place to ensure the integrity of the information published and e. we will not present the auditor's report on the full financial report with extracts only of the full financial report.
Yours sincerely,
……………………………………………………………………………….. Committee of management representatives — Board Member
……………………………………………………………………………….. Committee of management representatives — Board Member
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Independent Report by Approved Auditor
To the Board and Members of
Victorian Water Polo Inc
Report on the Financial report
We have audited the special purpose financial report comprising the Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Statement of Victorian Water Polo Inc for the year ended 30 June 2008.
The Board is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial reports in accordance with Australian accounting standards, and has determined that the accounting policies used are consistent with the financial reporting requirements of Victorian Water Polo Inc and are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. This responsibility includes designing, implementing and maintaining internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report that is free from material misstatement whether due to fraud or error; selecting and applying appropriate accounting policies; and making accounting estimates that are reasonable in the circumstances.
Auditor’s responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian auditing standards. These auditing standards require that we comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance that the financial report is free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgement, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also expresses the appropriateness of the accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the Board, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report.
We believe the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.
Independence
In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements of the Australian professional bodies.
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Auditor’s Opinion
In our opinion, the financial report presents fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Victorian Water Polo Inc as of 30th June 2008 and of its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with Australian accounting standards (including the Australian accounting Interpretations).
Suzanne Hume Wattle Accounting Certified Practising Accountant No 9170073
Dated 22nd August 2008
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AFFILIATED CLUBS AND REGISTRATIONS - 2007-2008
AFFILIATED CLUB SENIOR SENIOR JUNIOR JUNIOR TOTAL PRIOR MEN WOMEN BOYS GIRLS YEAR
Ajax Maccabi 9 1 10 18 Altona 8 3 11 12 Bairnsdale 5 5 5 Bendigo 14 7 12 7 40 22 Essendon 25 26 26 20 97 78 Footscray 39 22 21 14 96 94 Geelong 30 11 4 3 48 40 La Trobe University 10 11 11 3 35 37 Latrobe Valley 7 2 9 9 Lauriston 12 4 37 53 41 Melbourne Collegians 59 2 90 27 178 170 Melbourne Surge 36 36 36 Melbourne University 23 8 21 9 61 53 MHSOB Richmond Tigers 36 33 25 4 98 118 Monash University 49 33 39 35 156 140 NYP Dragons 19 17 32 34 102 116 Powerhouse 12 12 15 Ringwood 15 4 19 21 Seahorses 18 18 0 St Catherine's 10 1 11 13 St Kevin’s Aquatic 21 21 0 Sunraysia 0 9 Victorian Veterans 0 0 Wodonga 19 7 14 9 49 52 Wodonga Pool Pirates 29 3 7 16 55 28 Xavier 18 18 0 Life Members (no Club) 15 15 0
CLUBS NOT AFFILIATED 2006- 2007 Public Schools 0 0 RMIT 0 0
TOTAL 437 209 386 221 1253 1127
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RESULTS – VWPI 2007 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
MENS STATE LEAGUE 1 Club Pts GD Finals Results M/Collegians 37 38 Grand Final NYP Dragons 9 d Footscray 6 NYP Dragons 37 27 Footscray 35 8 MHSOB Tigers 34 1 Monash Uni 22 -74 Best Player: James Woods (M/Collegians) 20 votes Leading Scorer: Luke Gavin (Footscray) 41 goals
MENS STATE LEAGUE 2 Club Pts GD Finals Results M/Coll Blackballs 38 69 Grand Final M/Coll Blackballs 7 d MHSOB Richmond 6 MHSOB Tigers 37 57 Footscray 37 46 Melb Uni 28 -3 M/Collegians 19 -66 Monash Uni 18 -95 Best Player: Simon Asher (M/Collegians) 19 votes Leading Scorer: David Orchard (M/Coll Blackballs) 36 goals
MENS STATE LEAGUE 3 Club Pts GD Finals Results Monash Uni 39 45 Grand Final Monash Uni 6 d MHSOB Richmond 4 MHSOB Tigers 38 29 M/Collegians 35 18 Footscray 28 -31 Melb Uni 19 -61 Best Players: Dean Van Huizen (Monash) 17 votes Greig Richardson (MHSOB Richmond) 17 votes Leading Scorer: Greig Richardson (MHSOB Richmond) 30 goals
MENS STATE LEAGUE 4 Club Pts GD Finals Results Altona 41 93 Grand Final M/Collegians 8 d Essendon 5 M/Collegians 37 58 Essendon 31 36 Powerhouse 27 -6 Ajax 27 -32 NYP Dragons 14 -149 Best Player: Charlie Willis (Altona) 34 votes Leading Scorer: Charlie Willis (Altona) 47 goals
MENS STATE LEAGUE 5 Club Pts GD Finals Results Ringwood Black 43 92 Grand Final Melb Surge Black 8 d Melb Uni 3 Melb Uni 41 106 Melb Surge Black 41 75 Essendon 33 13 Monash Uni 31 -17 Ringwood White 29 -51 La Trobe Uni 22 -60 M/Collegians 21 -55 Melb Surge Gold 19 -103 Best Player: Paul Morgan (M/Surge Blk) 29 votes Leading Scorer: Jason Bond (Melb Uni) 51 goals
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JNR MEN (18 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results M/Collegians 45 113 Grand Final M/Collegians 24 d NYP Dragons 2 NYP Dragons 31 -27 MHSOB Tigers 28 -86
Best Player: James Woods (M/Collegians) 19 votes Leading Scorer: Jeff Disken (NYP Dragons) 32 goals
YOUTH BOYS (16 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results M/Coll Lions 42 96 Grand Final M/Coll Gorillas 11 d Footscray 7 Footscray 38 39 M/Coll Gorillas 37 42 MHSOB Cubs 35 58 Monash Uni 28 -57 Essendon 22 -70 NYP Dragons 19 -108 Best Player: Lachlan Draper (Footscray) 21 votes Leading Scorer: Charlie Willis (Footscray) 41 goals
WOMENS STATE LEAGUE 1 Club Pts GD Finals Results Footscray 41 73 Grand Final Footscray 11 d MHSOB Richmond 10 Richmond 39 50 (extra time) NYP Dragons 37 28 Lauriston 25 -70 Monash Uni 23 -81 Best Player: Rowena Webster (MHSOB Richmond) 19 votes Leading Scorer: Rowena Webster (MHSOB Richmond) 46 goals
WOMENS STATE LEAGUE 2 Club Pts GD Finals Results St Caths-M/Coll 40 50 Grand Final St Caths-M/Coll 5 d NYP Dragons 4 NYP Dragons 39 39 Monash Uni 32 11 Richmond 32 5 Essendon 28 -31 Footscray 27 -28 Lauriston 24 -46 Best Player: Brooke Irvine (St Caths-M/Coll) 22 votes Leading Scorer: Perri Randall (NYP Dragons) 36 goals
WOMENS STATE LEAGUE 3 Club Pts GD Finals Results Essendon 37 59 Grand Final Essendon 11 d La Trobe Uni 5 La Trobe Uni 32 16 Melb Uni 26 10 Monash Uni 16 -85
Best Player: Nikki Brandt (Melb Uni) 17 votes Leading Scorer: Susan Callaghan (Essendon) 27 goals
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JNR WOMEN (18 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results Monash Uni 44 114 Grand Final NYP Dragons 9 d Monash 5 NYP Dragons 35 37 Lauriston 25 -20 M/Collegians 12 -131
Best Player: Emma-jo Grahame (Monash) 19 votes Leading Scorer: Emma-jo Grahame (Monash) 38 goals
YOUTH GIRLS (16 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results Footscray 42 121 Grand Final Monash 7 d Footscray 5 Monash Uni 38 104 NYP Dragons 24 -25 Essendon 11 -200
Best Player: Maddie Morrison (Footscray) 28 votes Leading Scorer: Genevieve Venosta (Footscray) 54 goals
RESULTS – VWPI 2008 WINTER CHAMPIONSHIPS
MENS STATE LEAGUE 1 Club Pts GD Finals Results NYP Dragons 26 25 Grand Final NYP Dragons 9 d M/Collegians 7 M/Collegians 24 37 Monash Uni 18 -12 Footscray 14 -42 Leading Scorer: Luke Gavin (Footscray) 41 goals
MENS STATE LEAGUE 2 Club Pts GD Finals Results Melb Uni 29 45 Grand Final MHSOB Rich Tigers 8 d Melbourne Uni 7 MHSOB Tigers 24 4 M/Collegians 21 6 Footscray 18 -16 Monash Uni 16 -39 Leading Scorer: David Orchard (M/Coll Blackballs) 36 goals
MENS STATE LEAGUE 3 Club Pts GD Finals Results Monash Uni 24 17 Grand Final M/Collegians 5 d Monash Uni 4 M/Collegians 22 7 Footscray 18 -28 MHSOB Tigers 15 4 Leading Scorer: Greig Richardson (MHSOB Richmond) 30 goals
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MENS STATE LEAGUE 4 Club Pts GD Finals Results M/Collegians 28 27 Grand Final M/Collegians 10 d Essendon 5 Essendon 26 20 Altona 25 21 Melb Uni Blues 23 11 Melb Uni Black 22 13 Melb Surge Black 20 11 Ajax 19 1 NYP Dragons 14 -47 Powerhouse 7 -57 Leading Scorer: Charlie Willis (Altona) 47 goals
MENS STATE LEAGUE 5 Club Pts GD Finals Results Ringwood Black 30 85 Grand Final Essendon Black 7 d Monash 4 Essendon Black 26 43 Rwood Black withdrew from Grand Final Monash Uni 24 -2 M/Collegians 19 -7 Melb Surge Gold 17 -9 Ringwood White 16 -20 La Trobe Uni 15 -14 Powerhouse 12 -76 Leading Scorer: Jason Bond (Melb Uni) 51 goals
JNR MEN (18 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results M/Collegians Gold 30 86 Grand Final M/Collegians Gold 6 d M/Collegians Blue 5 M/Collegians Blue 24 32 NYP Dragons 23 -4 MHSOB Tigers 18 -5 Monash Uni 13 -28 Seahorses 9 -81 Leading Scorer: Jeff Disken (NYP Dragons) 32 goals
YOUTH BOYS (16 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results M/Coll Lions 30 70 Grand Final M/Coll Lions 5 d M/Coll Gorillas 2 M/Coll Gorillas 28 55 Footscray 25 30 MHSOB Cubs 22 24 Essendon 20 -15 Monash Uni 19 -20 St Kevin’s Aquatic 16 -28 NYP Dragons 14 -43 Seahorses 14 -73 Leading Scorer: Charlie Willis (Footscray) 41 goals
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WOMENS STATE LEAGUE 1 Club Pts GD Finals Results NYP Dragons 26 32 Grand Final Footscray 8 d NYP Dragons 6 Footscray 21 13 Richmond 18 2 Monash Uni 14 -47 Leading Scorer: Rowena Webster (MHSOB Richmond) 46 goals
WOMENS STATE LEAGUE 2 Club Pts GD Finals Results Lauriston 26 22 Grand Final Richmond Yellow 3 d Lauriston 1 Richmond Yellow 26 22 St Caths 25 38 Essendon 24 27 Richmond Black 21 20 NYP Dragons 20 -6 M/Collegians 19 -26 Monash Uni 15 -30 Footscray 14 -67 Leading Scorer: Perri Randall (NYP Dragons) 36 goals
WOMENS STATE LEAGUE 3 Club Pts GD Finals Results La Trobe Uni 25 25 Grand Final La Trobe Uni 3 d Melbourne Uni 1 Melb Uni 20 -1 Essendon 19 -1 Monash Uni 16 -23 Leading Scorer: Susan Callaghan (Essendon) 27 goals
JNR WOMEN (18 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results NYP Dragons 28 28 Grand Final Monash Uni 6 d NYP Dragons 4 Monash Uni 26 40 M/Collegians 15 -68 Leading Scorer: Emma-jo Grahame (Monash) 38 goals
YOUTH GIRLS (16 & Under) Club Pts GD Finals Results Monash Uni 26 75 Grand Final Monash Uni 10 d NYP Dragons 5 NYP Dragons 24 24 Essendon 16 -54 Footscray 7 -45 Leading Scorer: Genevieve Venosta (Footscray) 54 goals
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RESULTS – 2007 VICTORIAN SUB-JUNIOR COMPETITION October 2007 – March 2008
12/U MIXED Finals Results Club Pts GD Grand Final M/Coll Mussels 4 d M/Coll Clams 3 MC Clams 37 95 MC Mussels 35 46 Lauriston 32 52 Essendon 30 33 Xavier 22 -27 NYP Dragons 18 -64 Monash Penguin 17 -135
14/U GIRLS Finals Results Club Pts GD Grand Final M/Coll Minnows 6 d Lauriston Dolphins 4 Lauriston 35 52 Dolphins Monash 31 38 MC Minnows 28 15 Essendon 23 -54 NYP Dragonflies 22 -51
14/U BOYS Finals Results Club Pts GD Grand Final M/Coll Beavers 7 d M/Coll Seals 2 MC Seals 36 76 MC Beavers 35 67 Essendon 33 69 MC Otters 29 30 Xavier 26 17 St Kevin’s Aquat 21 -40 NYP Dragons 21 -78 Monash 20 -109 Footscray 17 -32
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RESULTS - 2008 VICTORIAN COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Bendigo - February 2008
FINAL STANDINGS - MEN Geelong Marlins Club Ranking Grand Final Bairnsdale 7 d Blue 3 Bairnsdale 1 Geelong Blue 2 Pool Pirates 3 Wodonga B 4 Geelong Black 5 Bendigo A 6 Surf Coast 7 Wodonga C 8 Best Players: Bruce Symons Bendigo Shannon Bendigo B 9 Gould Wodonga
FINAL STANDINGS - WOMEN Club Ranking Grand Final Geelong 12 d Wodonga 2 Geelong 1 Wodonga 2 Bendigo 3 Latrobe Valley 4 Amelia
Best Player: Toohey Wodonga
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2007-2008 Representative Players and Teams National Representatives Sengstock, Jono Wallace-Smith, Charlie Willis, James Woods, Carl Zvekan NATIONAL TEAM Men – Ryan Moody 18 & UNDER (JUNIOR WOMEN) - BRISBANE 2008 Women - Victoria Brown, Larissa Webster, Alyssa Broadhead, Kate Foley, Amber Grahame, Rowena Webster, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) Emmajo Grahame, Madi Henderson, Maddie Morrison, Monique Rutledge, Keely Smith, Jo Ryn ADDITIONAL NATIONAL SQUAD MEMBERS Tan, Genevieve Venosta; Gemma Harangozo and Men – Chris Gronow, Luke Gavin, Edwina Smith (NSW draftees) Women - none 16 &UNDER (BOYS) - SYDNEY 2007 NATIONAL TEAM (JUNIOR MEN/WOMEN) Oliver Booth, Tom Cohen, Blake Edwards, Daniel Egan, Lachlan Draper, Michael Heil, James Jnr Men – Jarrod Gilchrist, Carl Zvekan McCarthy, Tom O’Donnell, Matt Perrott, Chris Jnr Women –Rowena Webster Rasmussen, Tait Sengstock, Charlie Willis
ADDITIONAL NATIONAL SQUAD MEMBERS 16 & UNDER (GIRLS) - SYDNEY 2007 Jnr Men – Jeff Disken, Kane Smith Alyssa Broadhead, Kate Foley, Amber Grahame, Jnr Women - Elise Rossato Emmajo Grahame, Kimberley Hair, Katrina Hartley, Madi Henderson, Maddie Morrison, AUSTRALIAN YOUTH (Under 16) Eleanor Newbold, Monique Rutledge, Genevieve Boys - Blake Edwards Venosta, Ellie Watts; Edwina Smith (NSW draftee) Girls – Emmajo Grahame, Genevieve Venosta EASTCOAST CHALLENGE - BRISBANE 2007 ADDITIONAL YOUTH SQUAD MEMBERS Boys: Gabriel Addley, Joshua Barrington, Girls - Maddie Morrison. Monique Rutledge Nicholas Barrington, Roman Bastone, Lachlan Edwards, Daniel Egan, Ben Ernest, Luke Flahive, AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS TEAM Michael Heil, Jordan Mayer, Michel McCarthy, Boys - Blake Edwards, Jarrod Gilchrist, Carl Thomas Moore, Matt Perrott, Lloyd Tarrant, Rhys Zvekan, Jamie Ogilvie-Lee Treloar Girls – Emmajo Grahame, Maddie Morrison EASTCOAST CHALLENGE - BRISBANE 2007 Girls: Caitlyn Brooks, Penny Fowler, Amber VIS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Grahame, Gillian Jago, Sarah Lovelock, Paige Men – Chris Gronow, Ryan Moody Packman, Keely Smith, Jo Ryn Tan, Olivia Women – Larissa Webster, Rowena Webster Wawryk, Amy Wilson, Monique Woods; Abbey Bahr and Gemma Harangozo (NSW draftees) Victorian Representatives SCHOOLBOYS TEAM - BRISBANE 2008 20 &UNDER (JUNIOR MEN) - ADELAIDE 2008 Gabriel Addley, Oliver Booth, Thomas Cohen, Michael Dance, Jeff Disken, Blake Edwards, Luke Lachlan Draper, Blake Edwards, Daniel Egan, Edwards, Andrew Fitzpatrick, Jarrod Gilchrist, Jarrod Gilchrist, James McCarthy, Jamie Ogilvie- Matt Gronow, Stephen Lewis, Kane Smith, Jono Lee, Matthew Perrot, Jono Wallace-Smith, Charlie Wallace-Smith, Nick Wilkinson, James Woods, Willis, Carl Zvekan Carl Zvekan SCHOOLGIRLS TEAM - BRISBANE 2008 20 & UNDER (JUNIOR WOMEN) - ADELAIDE 2008 Alyssa Broadhead, Kate Foley, Sarah Gall, Amber Perri Burns, Emmajo Grahame, Kimberley Hair, Grahame, Emmajo Grahame, Deanne Heil, Madi Madi Henderson, Hayley Morrison, Maddie Henderson, Chloe Ip, Maddie Morrison, Eleanor Morrison, Elise Rossato, Monique Rutledge, Newbold, Monique Rutledge, Keely Smith, Chloe Sargent, Jo Ryn Tan, Genevieve Venosta; Genevieve Venosta Jessica Cox (NSW draftee) National Competition Awards 18 & UNDER (JUNIOR MEN) - BRISBANE 2008 Highest Goals – National 18/U Championships Alexander Booth, Oliver Booth, Nick Broadhead, Jarrod Gilchrist Lachlan Draper, Jarrod Gilchrist, Matt Gronow, Jamie Ogilvie-Lee, Chris Rasmussen, Tait Highest Goals – National 16/U Championships Emmajo Grahame
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Victorian Water Polo – Australian Olympians
2008 Beijing Jeanette Gunn (Manager ) 2004 Athens Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager ) 2000 Sydney Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager ) 1996 Atlanta Did not qualify 1992 Barcelona John Fox, Simon Asher, A. Wightman, R. Mayers 1988 Seoul John Fox, Simon Asher, A. Wightman 1984 Los Angeles R. Basser 1980 Moscow No Victorian Representatives 1976 Montreal Ian Mills, Rod Woods 1972 Munich Leon Weigard, W. Tilley, R. Menzies, R. Wooton (Coach) 1968 Mexico No Australian Entry 1964 Tokyo Ian Mills, M. Withers, Leon Weigard 1960 Rome John O'Brien, G. Sherman, M. Withers, Keith Weigard 1956 Melbourne W. Orchard, P. Bennett, John O'Brien, J. Foster, W. McCabe, J. Farrell, C. French (Manager), S. Thompson (Referee) 1952 Helsinki P. Bennett (Capt), J. Foster, M. Hastie, J. O'Doherty, W. Orchard, F. French (Manager) 1948 London A. Burge, L. McKay, C. French
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Australian Representatives – Men
2008 Ryan Moody 2007 Luke Gavin, Ryan Moody 2006 Luke Gavin, Ryan Moody 2005 Luke Gavin 2004 Ryan Moody 2003 Ryan Moody, A. Gott, Luke Gavin, Michael McNeil (Referee) 2002 Ryan Moody, J. Smyth, A. Gott 2001 Ryan Moody, J. Smyth 2000 Ryan Moody 1998 Eddie Dennis, J. Smyth 1997 Eddie Dennis, John Fox (Captain) 1996 Eddie Dennis John Fox (Captain) 1995 Simon Asher, Eddie Dennis 1994 Simon Asher, Eddie Dennis 1993 John Fox, A. Wightman, Simon Asher, R. Mayers, I. McInnes 1992 John Fox, A. Wightman, Simon Asher, R. Mayers, I. McInnes 1991 John Fox, A. Wightman, Simon Asher , M. Callaghan R. Mayers, I. McInnes 1990 John Fox, A. Wightman, Simon Asher, Mark Grooby M. Callaghan, R. Mayers, I. McInnes 1989 John Fox, A. Wightman, ,Simon Asher, I. Mclnnes 1988 John Fox, A. Wightman, Simon Asher 1987 John Fox, A. Wightman, Mark Grooby 1986 John Fox, A. Wightman, R. Basser, M. Callaghan, I. Mclnnes 1985 John Fox, A. Wightman 1984 Russell Basser 1983 Russell Basser 1982 Russell Basser 1980 Ross Langdon 1979 Barry Grant, Rod Woods, Robert Edwards 1978 R. Edwards 1977 Ian Mills, Rod Woods, R. Edwards 1976 Ian Mills, Rod Woods 1975 Ian Mills, A. Harrison, R. Wooton (Coach), Keith Weigard (Manager) 1973 Ian Mills, A. Harrison, W. Tilley, R. Wooten (Coach) 1972 Leon Weigard (V-Capt). W. Tilley, R. Menzies, R. Wooton (Coach), Keith Weigard (Manager) 1967 Ian Mills, W. Tilley, N. Harrington, A. Harrison 1965 Ian Mills, Leon Weigard, M. Withers 1960 G. Sherman, M. Withers, Keith Weigard , John O'Brien (Capt) 1951 W. Orchard, R. McKinder, J. O'Doherty, R. McLaren 1950 P. Bennett, C. French, M. Hastie, L. McKay 1938 R. Bennett, E. Lynott, L. Uren (Coach )
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Australian Representatives – Women
2008 Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 2007 Victoria Brown, Larissa Webster, Rowena Webster, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 2006 Victoria Brown, Larissa Webster, Rowena Webster, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 2005 Victoria Brown, Rowena Webster 2004 Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 2003 Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 2002 Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 2001 Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager ) 2000 Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager ) 1999 Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager ) 1998 M. Colquhoun, Jo Fox, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 1997 Marni Colquhoun, Jo Fox, Rebecca Jaguers, Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 1996 Jeanette Gunn (Manager) 1995 Rebecca Foxton, Jeanette Gunn (Manager ) 1994 Lisa Copeland, Rebecca Foxton 1993 Lisa Copeland, Rebecca Foxton, B. Brookes (Asst Coach) 1992 Lisa Copeland 1991 Lisa Copeland, Kaye Copeland (Trainer) 1990 Lisa Copeland, V. Laing, Robyn Wallace, K. Copeland (Trainer) 1989 Lisa Copeland, V. Laing, Leanne Barnes (Manager), Kaye Copeland (Trainer) 1988 Lisa Copeland, Vicki Laing, Kaye Copeland (Trainer) 1987 Lisa Copeland, Kaye Copeland (Trainer) 1986 Lynne Morrison (nee Copeland), Leanne Keen (nee Barnes - Manager), Kaye Copeland (Trainer) 1985 Lisa Copeland, Donna Rea, Kaye Copeland (Trainer) 1984 Lisa Copeland, Kaye Copeland (Trainer) 1983 Leanne Keen (nee Barnes - Manager) 1982 Leanne Keen (nee Barnes), Lisa Copeland 1981 Barbara Simpson 1980 Leanne Keen (nee Barnes), Elsa Thompson (Manager) 1979 Leanne Keen (nee Barnes) 1978 Leanne Barnes, Lynne Copeland, F. Grant, G. Lord 1977 Carol Angland, Lynne Copeland, F. Grant 1976 Carol Angland (Capt), Lynne Copeland, Gayle Lord, Fay Grant
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Australian Representatives – Age Based Teams
JUNIOR MEN JUNIOR WOMEN 2008 Jarrod Gilchrist, Carl Zvekan 2008 Elise Rossato 2007 Fraser Bunn, Stephen Lewis, Pete Smith 2007 Rowena Webster (Asst Coach) 2006 Fraser Bunn, Stephen Lewis, Pete Smith 2006 Rowena Webster (Asst Coach) 2005 2005 Victoria Brown, Rowena Webster 2004 Allan Phillips (Manager) 2004 Victoria Brown 2003 Luke Gavin, Chris Gronow 2002 Luke Gavin, Chris Gronow 2001 John Thompson, Luke Gavin 2000 John Thompson, Luke Gavin 2000 R. Jageurs 1999 Jo Fox, R. Jageurs 1998 A. Gott, J. Knight, John Thompson 1998 Jo Fox, R. Jageurs 1997 J. Smyth, N. May, A. Gott 1997 Jo Fox 1996 J. Smyth, N. May, R. Moodie 1996 Jo Fox 1995 N. May 1995 Jo Fox 1991 M. Wightman, R. Heuston, 1991 Fiona Ollquist, M.Colquhoun Alison Pheiffer A. Suttle, J. Muspratt (Coach) 1990 M. Wightman 1990 F. Ollquist, R. Wallace Melanie Coffey, Marni Colquhoun 1989 M. Wolczko 1988 M. Wightman 1982 A. Wightman 1979 R. Stockman 1978 G. Sweeney 1977 Simon Asher, A. Coffey A. Wightman, M. Wightman N. Yiannakoudakis
YOUTH BOYS YOUTH GIRLS 2008 Blake Edwards 2008 Greig Richardson (Coach) 2007 Jeff Disken, Jarrod Gilchrist, Matt Gronow, 2007 Carl Zvekan 2006 Jeff Disken, Kane Smith, Carl Zvekan 2006 2005 Stephen Lewis, Michael Weiner (Manager) 2005 Elise Rossato, Hayley Morrison 2004 Stephen Lewis, Fraser Bunn 2004 Rowena Webster 2003 Nicola Josevski, Allan Phillips (Manager) 2002 Michael Bridgeman 2001 Chris Gronow, Greig Richardson (Coach) 1999 John Thompson 1986 M. Wightman 1985 Simon Asher, A. Wightman, A. Coffey, C. Stewart, R. Ward 1984 Simon Asher, A. Wightman, A. Coffey
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Australian Representatives – Age Based Teams….cont’d
YOUTH BOYS YOUTH GIRLS 1983 Simon Asher, I.Mclnnes, A. Wightman 1981 D. Flahive 1980 C. Fenech, A. Fenech, P. Whittaker, A. Wilson 1978 C. Fenech 1977 P. Smith 1976 N. Boyle
Australian Representatives – University Teams
MEN WOMEN 2008 Chris Gronow, Anthony Edwards 2008 2007 Luke Gavin, Chris Gronow, Nicola Josevski 2007 2006 Luke Gavin, Chris Gronow, Nicola Josevski 2006 2005 Marcus Corr, Chris Gronow 2005 2004 John Thompson 2004 R Jageurs
Australian Representatives – Schools Team
BOYS GIRLS 2008 Jarrod Gilchrist, Carl Zvekan, Blake 2008 Emma Jo Grahame, Maddie Morrison Edwards, Jamie Ogilvie-Lee 2007 Jeff Disken, Jarrod Gilchrist, Matt Gronow, 2007 Maddie Morrison Carl Zvekan 2006 Jeff Disken, Jarrod Gilchrist, Carl Zvekan 2006 2005 Rowena Webster, Hayley Morrison
Australian Representatives – Country Team
MEN WOMEN 1996 P. Edebone 1991 B. Symons 1991 J. Ramsey 1987 D. Steere, P. Edebone 1987 J. Turner, T. Dawson, F. Hill B. Kelly 1986 M. Mason, P. Edebone 1986 C. Harbek, B. Nolan, J. Van Delft (Manager ) 1985 M. Mason 1985 J. Turner, T. Mays 1984 M. Mason 1984 H. Ramsey, C. Stortenbeker
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Association Officials
PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN SECRETARY TREASURER
1927 H.A. Bennett A. Fawcett E. Hurren E. Hurren 1928 H.A. Bennett A. Fawcett E. Hurren A.P. Johnson 1929 H.A. Bennett A. Fawcett E. Hurren A.P. Johnson 1930 H.A. Bennett A. Fawcett E. Hurren DCB Jack 1931 H.A. Bennett A. Fawcett E. Hurren DCB Jack 1932 H.A. Bennett A. Fawcett LM Phillips DCB Jack 1933 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips S. Stoneman 1934 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips S. Stoneman 1935 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips H. Blake 1936 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips H. Blake 1937 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips H. Blake 1938 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips H. Blake 1939 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips H. Blake 1940 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren LM Phillips D. Davies 1941 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren E.F. Lynot D. Davies 1942 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren E.F. Lynot D. Davies War time Recess 1946 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren E.F. Lynot T.J. Basto 1947 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren E.F. Lynot T.L. Deane 1948 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren E.F. Lynot L. Deane 1949 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren E.F. Lynot J. Morgan 1950 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren L.J. Deane R.V. Griffin 1951 H.A. Bennett L.P. Uren J. Deane R.V. Griffin 1952 H.A. Bennett W. Williams B. Lovelock J. Morgan 1953 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips B. Lovelock J. Morgan 1954 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips B. Lovelock M. Hastie 1955 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips B. Lovelock M. Hastie 1956 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips E. Flannery M. Millie 1957 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips E. Flannery M. Millie 1958 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips E. Flannery M. Millie 1959 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips D.J. Watkins R.L. Quarry 1960 H.A. Bennett L.M. Phillips D.J. Watkins R.L. Quarry 1961 H.A. Bennett (d L.M. Phillips D.J. Watkins R.L. Quarry L. Uren 1962 L.P. Uren L.M. Phillips D.J. Watkins Z. Uermoesy 1963 L.P. Uren L.M. Phillips L.S. Brownell Z. Uermoesy 1964 L.M. Phillips R.L. Quarry A. Hetvey Z. Uermoesy 1965 L.M. Phillips P.L. Quarry W.G. Thompson L. Waddington 1966 L.M. Phillips H. Blake W.G. Thompson A. Causer 1967 L.M. Phillips H. Blake W.G. Thompson A. Causer 1968 L.M. Phillips H. Blake L.A. Weigard G. Sherman 1969 L.M. Phillips R.L. Quarry K. Hampson J. Harrison 1970 L.M. Phillips R.L. Quarry K. Hampson J. Harrison 1971 K. Weigard R.L. Quarry K. McBean J. Harrison 1972 K. Weigard R.L. Quarry K. McBean J. Van Delft 1973 K. Weigard R.L. Quarry K. McBean J. Van Delft 1974 H. Quittner M. Williams K. McBean J. Van Delft 1975 H. Quittner R.L. Quarry K. McBean J. Van Delft 1976 H. Quittner R.L. Quarry H.W. Comerford J. Van Delft 1977 H. Quittner R.L. Quarry H.W. Comerford J. Van Delft 1978 R. Sinclair J. Feehan H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1979 R. Sinclair J. Feehan H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1980 H. Quittner J. Feehan H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1981 H. Quittner J. Feehan H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1982 H. Quittner J. Feehan H.W. Comerford M. Allen
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Association Officials (continued) PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN SECRETARY TREASURER
1983 H. Quittner J. Feehan H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1984 H. Quittner J. Gibson G. Fenton M .Allen 1985 W. Bloomcamp C. Kovess H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1986 W. Bloomcamp C. Kovess H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1987 W. Bloomcamp C. Kovess H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1988 W. Bloomcamp C. Kovess H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1989 W. Bloomcamp C. Angland H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1990 I. Mills C. Angland H.W. Comerford M. Allen
PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT SECRETARY FINANCE DIRECTOR
1991 I. Mills B. Cook H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1992 J. Barrow B. Cook H.W. Comerford M. Allen 1993 J. Barrow B. Cook S. Danne M. Allen 1994 J. Barrow B. Brooks K. Copeland M. Allen/P. Fleiszig 1995 J. Barrow V.A. Ryan K. Copeland P. Fleiszig 1996 V.A. Ryan K.L. Copeland F. Michaux J. Van Delft 1997 V.A. Ryan J. Thompson B. Thelander J. Van Delft 1998 P. Lacey M. Ford B. Thelander J. Van Delft/N. Strang 1999 P. Lacey M. Ford B. Thelander N. Strang 2000 P. Lacey M. Ford M. Webster J. Gallo 2001 P. Lacey M. Ford M. Webster J. Gallo 2002 M. Grooby A.Chard S. Mason A. Phillips 2003 M. Grooby R. Gronow D. Spoor 2004 R Gronow P Smith M Webster 2005 R Gronow P Smith M Webster 2006 R Gronow M Weiner D McClafferty L Baldwin 2007 R Gronow M Weiner D McClafferty
Life Members
Allen M* Flahive L Small R Angland C French C* Thompson E Barfoot R* Gunn J Thompson S* Barrow J Hurran E* Thompson W G* Bennett R Lynott E* Uren L* Blake H* Mills I Van Delft J Campbell P Morrison L Watkins D Cassidy G* O’Brien J Weigard K* Comerford H W Phillips L* Wilson J Cook B Quarry R Weigard L Copeland G Quittner H Wootton R* Donovan E Richardson G Young L*
* Deceased
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