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Awards of Distinction Awards of Distinction Including: HALL OF FAME DISTINGUISHED PLAYER AWARDS ANNUAL AWARDS TEAM OF THE CENTURY TEAM OF THE HQ DECADE HEC CORMIE BURSARY WINNERS Hall of Fame Preamble Introduction The Directors of Hockey Queensland have approved the establishment of a Hall Of Fame to recognise those players (see criteria) who, in the opinion of the Board, have achieved excellence in the sport of hockey and who have therefore brought credit to themselves and to the sport. Selection The selection of those who are to be inducted into the Hall of Fame will be at the sole discretion of the Board upon the recommendation of an Inductions Committee approved by the Hockey Queensland Board of Directors. Presentation Inductees will be presented with a memento to recognise their achievement and their name permanently recorded on public display on the Honour Board especially for this award. Nomination The Induction Committee may, at its absolute discretion, seek and accept nominations from any source including affiliated associations. It may reject any or all nominations if in the opinion of the Committee, none of the nominations are of sufficient merit to justify their induction into the Hall of Fame. The Induction Committee may recommend any number of persons for induction or none in any year. Criteria for Selection In considering the merit or otherwise of persons being considered for induction into the Hall of Fame the Induction Committee will take into consideration the following criteria: Person selected will have achieved fame as a player; it being recognised that persons who render extraordinary services as administrators and officials may be honoured by Life Membership, Distinguished Service Award etc.; The person will have represented Queensland for at least five (5) years and Australia for at least three (3) years and additionally would have expected to have ceased playing in open national competition for at least five years Candidate’s public standing in addition to outstanding service and contribution to the game. - The committee may consider a candidate’s individual record, ability, integrity, sportsmanship and character. - The number of hockey games played, coached, or umpired or the years of service provided shall only be a consideration and shall not be determinative in assessing candidate eligibility. - In accessing the merit or otherwise of a person the Induction Committee may take into account that persons contribution to the sport at association level as a coach, umpire, or volunteer. Inductees follow Hall of Fame - Inductees 2002 2006 Ms Tracey Belbin OAM Mr Don Currie Mr Greg Browning Renita Garard OAM (nee Farrell) Mr Hec Cormie MBE * Mr Treva King Mr Merv Crossman * Ms Clover Maitland OAM Ms Pam Glossop Ms Jenny Morris OAM Mrs Noala Gordon (nee Holman) Mr Sid Scott * Mrs Julene Grant (nee Sunderland) Mr Lou Hailey AM 2008 Mrs Dianne Hirst (nee Hoffman) Ms Debbie Bowman-Sullivan OAM (nee Bowman) Ms Kym Ireland Mr Neil Hawgood Mrs Kay Lehmann (nee Kindervater) Mrs Sharyn Simpson (nee McCarthy) Mr John McBryde Ms Kerry Wharton Mr Don McWatters Mr Don Mecklam * Mr Doug Siggs * 2015 Mrs Annette West-Bail (nee West) Wendy Beattie Lee Bodimeade Michael Brennan OAM 2003 Dean Butler OAM Mr Cec Best * Ashley Carey Mr Wayne Greene Julie Carroll Mr Wayne Hammond Nathan Eglington OAM Ms Carly Hansen * Jack Ellis * Mr Jim Mason Suzie Faulkner Miss Shirley Otto Nikki Hudson OAM (nee Mott) Mrs Adele Parkyn (nee Derrick) Angie Lambert OAM (nee Skirving) Mrs Daphne Pirie AO MBE (nee Welch) Stephen Lambert Cindy Morgan 2005 Graham Reid Mr Barry Dancer Karen Smith Mr Mark Hager Mrs Lorraine Hillas OAM (nee Wharton) 2017 Ms Heather Scraggs OAM Fred Quine Mrs Nola Slade (nee Welch) Distinguished Player Awards Preamble This policy is designed to provide players ‘just’ recognition for their support and commitment to playing and/or coaching for the Queensland Open team in whatever form this has been in, over the years. Representative recognition will be for Queensland Women’s Hockey Association, Queensland Hockey Association and Hockey Queensland. Players who represent Queensland and Australia have the opportunity of being recognised and rewarded by their induction in the Hockey Queensland Hall of Fame. Therefore if a certain player is a Hall of Fame Inductee, he or she can still be recognised by this Award. Guidelines that are to be followed in selecting the players that are to be honoured by this policy are: . Has retired from representing the State at open level for more than two years . Has represented the State at open level for more than seven years . Inductions into the Distinguished Player Award may be every year with the announcement being confirmed at the HQ Annual Awards Presentation or another suitable presentation event. Inductees follow Distinguished Player Awards - Inductees Inducted in 2008 Inducted in 2008 Inducted in 2010 Inducted in 2010 Male Female Male Female Argus, Don Belbin, Tracey Eglington, Nathan Alcorn, Wendy Argus, David Bowman, Debbie Faulkner, Suzanne Best, Cec Callow, Anne Marie Phipps, Hayley Bodimeade, Lee Cole, Tammy Skirving, Angie Browning, Greg Dalton, Julie Callaghan, Kevin Derrick, Adell Carey, Ashley Drouyn, Dot Cooper, Des Farrell, Renita Cormie, Col Glossop, Pam Cormie, Hec Hanson, Carly Crossman, Merv Hoffmann, Diane Currie, Don Ibell, Catherine Dancer, Barry Ireland, Kym Feguson, Norm Jackson, Kerrie Greene, Wayne Josiffe, Pam Hager, Mark Kindervater, Kay Hammond, Wayne Maitland, Clover Hawgood, Neil McCarthy, Sharyn Keddy, Scott McLellan, Kaye Kershaw, Gary Morgan, Cindy King, Treva Morris, Jenny Knowles, Reg Moss, Cheryl McCarthy, Aaron Otto, Shirley McWatters, Don Scraggs, Heather Mapp, Grant Skodder, L Mapp, Keith Smith, Karen Mason, Jim Spurgin, Gwen Mecklem, Don Sunderland, Julene Milne, Rob Taylor, Nikki Pavitt, Ian Teys, Janet Purnell, Col Thomas, Kelly Quine, Fred Thomas, Meagan Reid, Graham Von Nida, Denise Robson, Hugh Waugh, Carmel Schulte, Alan Welch, Daphne Scott, Sid Welch, Nola Shaw, Peter West, Annette Somers, Rob Wharton, Kerry Spice, Doug Winkworth, Robyn Springfield, Irving Woods, Lindsay Deceased * HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL AWARDS Female Indoor Male Indoor Female Player Male Player Rookie Female Rookie Male Rookie Player Player 1996 Jenny Morris Brendan Garard Karen Smith 1997 Renita Garard Baeden Choppy Troy Elder 1998 Nikki Hudson Michael Brennan Dean Butler 1999 Karen Smith Michael Brennan Angie Skirving 2000 Nikki Hudson Michael Brennan Liam De Young 2001 Angie Skirving Dean Butler Steven Bullion 2002 Karen Smith Jamie Dwyer Mark Knowles 2003 Karen Smith Troy Elder Hayley Phipps 2004 Karen Smith Jamie Dwyer Shannon Bain 2005 Madonna Blyth Jamie Dwyer Jane Bennett 2006 Karen Smith Dean Butler Carla Hunter 2007 Madonna Blyth Mark Knowles Matthew Swann 2008 Angie Lambert Jamie Dwyer Matt Gohdes 2009 Madonna Blyth Stephen Lambert Jacob Whetton 2010 Madonna Blyth Jamie Dwyer Jill Dwyer 2011 Jodie Schulz Mark Knowles Alyssa Kerr 2012 Teneal Attard Jamie Dwyer Daniel Beale 2013 Madonna Blyth Mark Knowles Audrey Smith Kane Posselt 2014 Jodie Kenny Mark Knowles Stephanie Kershaw Dylan Wotherspoon This award 2015 Jodie Kenny Matthew Swan Savannah Fitzpatrick Hugh Pembroke Ashley Fey Matthew Pembroke extended to Male 2016 Jodie Kenny Daniel Beale Ambrosia Malone Tim Howard Lindsey Howard Troy Rossiter and Female 2017 Steph Kershaw Mark Knowles Hannah Astbury Jacob Anderson Lindsey Howard Jarod Taylor Rookie 2018 Jodie Kenny Jake Whetton Morgan Mathison Matthew Finn Amy Swann Troy Rossiter 2019 Hannah Astbury Matthew Swann Kendra Fitzpatrick Luca Brown Eden Jackat Jared Taylor Association Community High Performance Coach Indoor Coach Pathway Coach Coach Coach 1996 Barry Vohland 1997 Neil Hawgood 1998 Terry Khan 1999 Terry Khan 2000 Terry Evans 2001 Terry Khan 2002 Margaret Dilger 2003 Sharyn Simpson 2004 Margaret Dilger 2005 Margaret Dilger 2006 Margaret Dilger 2007 Margaret Dilger 2008 Carl Dalton 2009 Carl Dalton 2010 Shane Hogan 2011 Susie Reynolds 2012 Sharyn Simpson Louise 2013 Matthew Wells McNamara 2014 Craig Martin Not awarded 2015 Michael Evans / Lee Bodimeade Ken Dohnt 2016 Lee Bodimeade 2017 Lisa Morgan Not awarded 2018 Matthew Wells Troy Rossiter 2019 Nikki Taylor Lyn Tucker Amy Ryan Sara Rogers Alice Arnold Most Improved / Umpire Technical Official Umpire Association Umpire Promising Umpire Coach/Manager (Nix-Thomas) 1996 Michelle Arnold 1997 Michelle Arnold 1998 Michelle Arnold 1999 Michelle Arnold 2000 Michelle Arnold 2001 Julie Ashton-Lucy 2002 Julie Ashton-Lucy 2003 Julie Ashton-Lucy 2004 Julie Ashton-Lucy 2005 Paul Ludwig 2006 Julie Ashton-Lucy Debbie Rollason 2007 Adam Kearnes Catherine Costello 2008 Julie Ashton-Lucy Leah Giddey 2009 Lynn Cowie-McAllister 2010 Adam Kearnes 2011 Adam Kearnes Bernadette Pangrazio 2012 Lynn Cowie-McAllister Aleisha Neumann 2013 Adam Kearnes Harley Schenk 2014 Ben De Young Kerry Chandler 2015 Adam Barry Kristen Schenk Ronda Nix 2016 Adam Kearnes Aaron Gotting Joanne Greensill 2017 Aleisha Neumann Chris Ibell Brent Brown 2018 Adam Kearns Emily Ogden Sonya Fisher 2019 Aleisha Neumann Peta Wallison Blake Kroning Adam Barry Kerry Liebenberg Outstanding #Team Qld Association Volunteer Initiative of the Year Achievement Individual 1996 Cairns 1997 Warwick 1998 Tweed Border Glenn Eastwell 1999 Brisbane Women Narell Carroll / Lyn Thomas 2000 Cairns John Young 2001 Townsville Marilyn Chatfield / Herb Eleison 2002 Sunshine Coast Nick Hardy / Val McCubben 2003 Ipswich Basil Coker / Jenny Heron 2004 Brisbane Women Darren Cavanagh / Mary Cocking
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