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Water Polo Queensland Incorporated Annual Report 2016/17 Table of Contents WATER POLO QUEENSLAND INCORPORATED ANNUAL REPORT 2016/17 TABLE OF CONTENTS CORPORATE Office Bearers 4 Honour Roll 5 President’s Report 9 Chief Executive Officer’s Report 10 Participation & Pathways Report 12 STATISTICS & RESULTS 2016/17 Statistics 16 National Championships 19 State Championships 21 2016/17 Australian & International Representation 23 FINANCIAL REPORT 24 Committee’s Report 28 Statement of Comprehensive Income 29 Statement of Financial Position 30 State of Cash Flow 31 Notes of the Financial Position 32 Statement by Members of the Committee 38 Independent Audit Report 39 Page No 4 OFFICE BEARERS 2016/17 HONOUR ROLL HONORARY OFFICERS LIFE MEMBERS 2013 Aleks Osadchuk 2013 Gus Wiles Board of Directors 1972 Mr N.M.Cooke LLB Sharyn Tucker (President) 1975 Dr J. Van Opdenbosch AUSTRALIAN Lou Scarpato (Secretary) 1976 Mr R.W. Parton REPRESENTATIVES Paula Shannon (Finance Director – appointed September 2016) 1981 Mr R.J. Wiles* Michael Williams (Finance Director – resigned August 2016) 1983 Mr S.J. Cluett Paul Coolican (Country Associations Director) AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S 1989 Ms B. Parker Stephen Porter (Marketing Director) TEAM 2005 Mr J Birch Bjorn Galjaardt (Athletic Development Director) 2007 Ms L Lister* Angela Szonyi (Competitions Officer) 1976 – 1981 Paul Gair – Coach *deceased 1976 – 1981 Debbie Hand ley-Cummins Water Polo Queensland Office HALL OF FAME 1976 – 1980 Carol Hudson 1976 – 1980 Debbie Larkin Chief Executive Officer Marketing & Communications 2005 Debbie Cummins 1976 – 1977 Sue Raeburn Robert Donaghue Coordinator 2006 Anthony (Tony) West 1977 Kathy Beer Anica Bussell 2006 Kate Swete-Kelly 1977 Denise Lee Long Head of Participation & Pathways 1977 Vicki McKain Mel Rippon 2006 Julian Muspratt Queensland Academy of 2007 Russell Sherwell 1978 Julie Lutvey Development Officer – SEQ Sport 2008 Amanda Leeson-Smith 1980 – 1989 Jacqui Thomas Bronwen Knox 1981 – 1991 Amanda Leeson High-Performance Manager 2008 Carol Hudson 1981 – 1983 Sue Gordon Development Officer – NQ Aleksandr Osadchuk 2008 Jacqui (Thomas) Giles 1981 – 1983 Jackie Thomas Andrea Johnstone 2009 Jack Lusic Head Coach – Women’s Water Polo 2009 Debbie Powell 1981 Julie Antonieff Competitions, Events & Club Program 2013 Janet Rayner 1982 – 1986 Katie McAdam Services Coordinator Arjan Vos / VACANT 2013 Sandy Mills 1982 – 1986 Sandy Mills Isabella Andersson 5 Head Coach – Men’s Water Polo 2013 Toby Jenkins 1982 – 1988 Janet Rayner Administration Officer Program 2013 Sharyn (Gist) Arnold 1983 – 1985 Natalie Greig Pam McGarrigle Dmitry Gorshkov Page No Annual Report | [email protected] | www.waterpoloqld.com.au Page No 6 1985 – 1993 Sharyn Gist 2009 Kate Miller 1989 Bill Brooks 2008 Rhys Howden 1987 – 1991 Kylie Williams 2010 – 2013 Nanda Stoltz 2001 – 2004 Toby Jenkins 2008 Robert Maitland 1987 Linda Dick 2010 - Ashleigh Southern 2001 – 2008 Rafael Sterk 2008 Anthony Martin 1989 Jackie (Thomas) 2013 – 2015 Bronte Colenso 2003 – 2008 Pietro Figlioli 2008 Melissa Rippon (c) Giles 2013 – Elle Armit 2001 – 2004 Aleks Osadchuk 2008 Nikita Cuffe 1989 Fiona Jamieson 2013 – 2014 Olivia King 2003 – 2006 Adam Richardson 2008 Suzie Fraser 1992 – 1993 Kristina Smith 2015 - Ellodie Ruffin 2003 David Will 2008 Kate Gynther 1992 – 2004 Bronwyn Mayer 2017 - Bridget Leeson 2009 Tom Woodwyck 2008 Amy Hetzel (Smith) Smith 2006 – 2012 Anthony Martin 2008 Bronwen Knox 1994 – 2004 Naomi Castle 2017 - Gabriella Palm 2010 Daniel Streets 2012 Rhys Howden 1995 – 2000 Gail Miller 2017 - Ashleigh Roberts 2006 – 2012 Rob Maitland 2012 Billy Miller 1997 – 2003 Melissa (Mills) 2017 - Tiana Sogaard 2007 – 2016 Rhys Howden 2012 Kate Gynther (c) Byram Andersen 2008 – 2016 William (Billy) Miller 2012 Bronwen Knox 1999 – 2002 Tanya Keogh 2017 - Alice Williams 2012 Jane Moran 1999 – 2008 Nikita Cuffe OLYMPIC GAMES 2012 Melissa Rippon 2000 – 2002 Julia Flaskas AUSTRALIAN MEN’S REPRESENTATIVES 2012 Sophie Smith 2000 – 2012 Melissa Rippon TEAM 2012 Ashleigh Southern 2002 Jodie (Taylor) 1980 Julian Muspratt 2016 Rhys Howden Watson 1973 – 1975 Tony West 2000 Rafael Stark 2016 Bronwen Knox (c) 2002 Kara Dimitrijevic 1975 – 1979 Ross Langdon 2000 Naomi Castle 2016 Ashleigh Southern 2002 Rebecca Witham 1979 Col Ling 2000 Gail Miller 2016 Kelsey Wakefield 2002 – 2004 Jodie Stuhmcke 1979 Bill Brooks 2000 Melissa Mills 2002 – 2008 Amy Hetzel 1979 Andrew Carrick 2004 Pietro Figlioli GOLD MEDALIST 2002 – 2012 Kate Gynther 1979 Phil Howden 2004 Toby Jenkins 2003 – 2012 Alicia McCormack 1978 Jack Lusic 2004 Aleksandr 2000 Naomi Castle 2005 - Bronwen Knox 1980 – 1986 Julian Muspratt Osadchuk 2000 Gail Miller 2005 – 2008 Suzie Fraser 1981 – 1986 Russell Sherwell 2004 Naomi Castle (c) 2000 Melissa Mills 2005 – 2012 Jane Moran 1982 Adrian Smith 2004 Nikita Cuffe 2005 – 2014 Sophie Smith 1983 – 1985 Peter Bagster 2004 Kate Gynther 7 2005 Helen Smith 1985 – 1986 Mark Grooby 2004 Jodie Stuhmcke 2006 – 2009 Sarah Mills 1985 – 1986 Brett Dugdale 2008 Pietro Figlioli 2008 – 2016 Kelsey Wakefield Page No Annual Report | [email protected] | www.waterpoloqld.com.au Page No 8 BRONZE MEDALIST PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2008 Melissa Rippon (c) 2008 Nikita Cuffe On behalf of the Water Polo Queensland(WPQ) Management Committee (Board), I wish 2008 Suzie Fraser you a warm welcome to the 2016-17 Annual General Meeting and presentation of the 2008 Kate Gynther WPQ Annual Report which will give members comprehensive information about the 2008 Amy Hetzel organisation’s activities and achievements during the reporting year. 2008 Bronwen Knox From the Board’s perspective, 2016-17 was one where the recommendations of the 2012 Kate Gynther (c) governance review continued to be implemented. The year began with the search for a 2012 Bronwen Knox CEO and, in consultation with Melanie Woosnam (Active8 Sport Solutions), the creation of 2012 Jane Moran a relevant strategic plan for the next funding cycle (2017-2019) and the preparation for the 2012 Melissa Rippon core business funding application through the Queensland State Government National 2012 Sophie Smith Parks, Sport and Racing Department for the next three years (2017-2019). 2012 Ashleigh Southern Robert Donaghue was appointed to the CEO role in August. He came with remarkable credentials, extensive experience in sport administration and an enthusiasm to drive the vision of the sport in Queensland to uncharted levels of achievement with team and representative outcomes, participation and governance. Rob began with WPQ on12th September 2016 and already has achieved many of his goals of the role including the development of policies and procedures specifically for Water Polo Queensland. The application for the NPSR funding was lodged on 15th September and WPQ was among the many successful sporting organisation applicants announced in November by the then Treasurer, Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships and Minister for Sport, Curtis Pitt. At this time, on behalf of the water polo community of Queensland, I would like to acknowledge the invaluable and ongoing support and financial contribution from the Queensland Government to our sport, not only through the State Development Program but also through the Get Started, Get Playing, Get Going and Get Active programs. In November 2016, after an extensive operational review in line with the strategic initiatives of the 2017-2019 Strategic Plan, new roles and responsibilities were created. We 9 welcomed Bronwen Knox to the role of Development Officer, Anica Bussell to Media and Communications, Isabella Andersson to Events Coordinator and a little later Mel Rippon to Development Pathways and Participation. Sadly we said goodbye to Joanna Main and Page No Annual Report | [email protected] | www.waterpoloqld.com.au Page No 10 Ashleigh McCall but Pam (McGarrigle) stayed on in her Administrator role to help transition ongoing support of these businesses and look forward to long and mutually beneficial the changes. Regionally, a full time Development Officer, was appointed in Townsville and relationships. Water Polo Queensland now has an office at Sports House there. Last year, it was stated that “we are moving into a new and exciting era for water polo in In December, a bigger office space became available and so with the new cloud server, lap this state” and while there is still more to be done, I’m sure that what has been achieved tops, accounting system and updated furniture that created “office envy” at Sports House in the last twelve months must make the members feel positive about their participation Milton, WPQ moved to Suite 1.08. in the organisation and look forward to a successful and bright future for the sport in The new year saw the planning, communication and implementation of new programs Queensland. I would like to thank my fellow Board members for their ongoing commitment - Regional Training Centres (RTC), State Team Program, Sporting Schools Water Polo and dedication to the vision of making Queensland the “home of water polo in Australia” Program. The RTC and State Team programs were new concepts that were produced in whilst portraying the Water Polo Queensland Values. consultation with the Athlete Development Director, QAS Coaches and HPM, DO and Development Pathways Manager. Given the short turn around from planning to delivery Sharyn Tucker stages, these were very successful undertakings shown by the very positive feedback from President the distributed surveys to all participants. These programs can only improve each year with longer selection and appointment processes
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