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Inaugural Annual Report of Operations for the 2006 Season ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE 2016 SEASON 1. INTRODUCTION As I look back over the past 12 months I would like to recognise the efforts of our football community whose energy and commitment have continued to deliver a positive football experience to all our stakeholders. Firstly, I would like to thank the many hard working volunteers that support our clubs. Many hold multiple roles, yet in the very competitive Sydney sporting scene, and with the ever expanding non football interests available, it is a credit to all those that have continued to consolidate and grow AFL Sydney Juniors. I would like to thank Andrew Hurrell, Steve Edwards and their 2015 Regional Committees for their dedicated work in continuing to provide the broader Sydney football community with a quality environment for families to participate and enjoy our great game. Our Umpire group across both Regions continues to impress me. We have a very young Umpire group, supported by a dedicated volunteer group. Many fit umpiring in with their own football obligations, their studies and social activities, yet they turn up each week and play a vital role in maintaining standards and discipline that are so important to the enjoyment and growth of AFL in Sydney. To Parents and Coaches please continue to respect our Umpires – and a reminder that approaching Umpires remains a NO GO ZONE. Please support their development and enjoyment of their role. Let them do their job. AFL NSW/ACT staff continue to support our game, along with the administration and development roles, they have continued to drive the growth in girls football and continue to support the development, standards and professionalism of our Umpiring group. Looking forward, AFL Sydney Juniors will continue to focus on providing the best possible sporting environment for our Players and their families. We will continue to work with our Regional Committees and our Clubs to identify opportunities to consolidate and enhance participant experience. We have recently developed and released new initiatives like the Presidents Guidelines, a Wet Weather Check website, the AFL Sydney Juniors Communication Guidelines and developed an all accountability process that recognises and rewards positive behaviour at our games on match day. We will continue to look at ways in which we can make it easier for all our volunteers. Finally I would like to thank the other members of the Sydney Juniors Executive who have continued to work towards a better experience and a safer football environment for all participants. To all Players, Coaches, Clubs and Regional Committees – I wish you the very best for the 2016 season. Continue to enjoy the AFL experience. David Burgess, Chairman 2 ENVIRONMENT REPORT AFL Sydney Juniors promotes a safe, enjoyable and competitive football environment that remains true to the spirit of the game. We seek to achieve this in a number of ways. Our Codes of Conduct apply to Players, Coaches, Officials and supporters alike. The Tribunal adjudicates reports from Umpires, Regional Committees, Sydney Juniors Administration and citing’s. Reward E Points, successfully trialled in season 2016, rewards good team behaviour. AFL Sydney Juniors Vilification and Discrimination Policy specially deals with issues of vilification and discrimination. AFL Sydney Juniors fully supports and endorses the AFL Child Protection Policy. This enables children to develop and enjoy their sporting experience in the safest environment possible, protected from the risks of harm or abuse. Updated Child Protection Legislation with respect to sporting volunteers, which commenced on 1 April 2016, has been applied since 1 April 2015. AFL Sydney Juniors assists all Clubs and Regions to fully comply with their obligations under the Child Protection Legislation, which support includes an ongoing education program and other assistance. Conduct issues are dealt with by the Tribunal, which determines reportable offences, as well as by Code of Conduct Investigating Sub Committees (ISCs) and Club Code of Conduct Committees. In 2016, the Tribunal dealt with 29 Tribunal hearings (24 in 2016). There were 2 Club Reports (9 in 2015) dealt with by Investigating Sub Committees and 38 out of 39 Prescribed Penalty Offers in 2016 were accepted (16 of 16 accepted in 2015). When we consider that in 2016 there were over 11,200 Players, including 3400 Auskickers, involving 440 teams and many hundreds of Officials and thousands of spectators, it remains clear that due to the vigilance of the Clubs and Regions, conduct issues continue to involve only a very small number of Players, Officials and spectators. On behalf of the AFL Sydney Juniors Executive, I would like to thank all volunteers who assisted in these issues in 2016, at Club level, Regional level, the Club Code of Conduct Committees, ISCs and the Tribunal I look forward to another successful season in 2017. Barry Richardson 3. PORTFOLIOS (a) AFL Sydney Juniors Executive Group Members 2016 2015 EXECUTIVE MEMBERS DAVID BURGESS - CHAIR BARRY RICHARDSON ENVIRONMENT SIMON WILSON BOB ROBINSON - SECRETARY As a measure of engagement the Executive kept records of meeting attendance in 2015. Details are as follows for each Board Member:- POSSIBLE MEETINGS BOARD MEMBER MEETINGS ATTENDED TO ATTEND DAVID BURGESS 5 4 BOB ROBINSON 5 5 SIMON WILSON 5 5 BARRY RICHARDSON 5 5 (d) Executive Staff A very special thank you to Bob Robinson and Luke Turner, without their support and passion the week in week out game would administration just would not happen. Both have been very generous with there time and availability and have been an invaluable asset to the regional volunteers and the Board. (e) Regional Committee Members One of the key successes of the AFLSJ has been the quality of our hard working volunteers. I would like to extend my sincere thanks.to our regional chairman Andrew Hurrell from the Sydney Harbour region and Brad Lahey from Western Sydney and their respective Regional Committee members. Your engagement and support has made the Executive’s role all that easier. Sydney Harbour COMMITTEE MEMBER POSITION ANDREW HURRELL CHAIRMAN DEAN LEE ADMINISTRATOR, FINANCE & EVENTS BRIAN GILLARD ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER JOHN KING YOUTH MANAGER (SOUTH) KIM ROUGHAN DIVISIONALISATION CHAIR/ YOUTH MANAGER (NORTH-WEST) KEN JOHNSON YOUTH MANAGER (NORTH) TODD WILLIAMS UMPIRE COORDINATOR MARELLE SHARPE YOUTH MANAGER (CITY) ROS MCMAHON-BOSTICK YOUTH GIRLS CO-ORDINATOR Western Sydney COMMITTEE MEMBER POSITION STEVE EDWARDS CHAIRMAN JULIE DIMOND ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE MICK CROSBIE FOOTBALL OPERATIONS SHARRON MARKUT UMPIRE COORDINATOR CRAIG CHOBDZYNSKI FOOTBALL OPERATIONS BRAD LAHEY COMPETITION CO-ORDINATOR JOHN HUPFIELD COACHING MANAGER JOHN DWYER WOMEN’S FOOTBALL MANAGER RICHARD O’KEEFE REGISTRAR APPENDIX 1: AFLSJ PREMIERS 2016 Competition Name Team 1 Score Team 2 Score Sydney Harbour U11s City Div 1 Newtown 6-4-40 Maroubra Saints 4-11-35 U11s City Div 2 Western Suburbs Magpies 3-9-27 East Sydney White 1-0-6 U11 North Shore Mosman Swans Red 6-7-43 St Ives 8-3-51 U11 North West Pennant Hills Demons 4-4-28 Westbrook Red 7-8-50 U11 Red Division 1 Manly 4-5-29 Kellyville Rousehill Magpies 9-9-60 U11s South Cronulla Sharks 6-6-42 Penshurst RSL Panthers 5-4-34 U12s Harbour Div 1 Willoughby Wildcats 6-9-45 East Sydney Blue 4-12-36 U12s Harbour Div 2 Pennant Hills Demons 5-11-41 Canada Bay Cannons 6-6-42 U12s Red Div 3 Mosman Swans 3-7-25 Hornsby Berowra Eagles 5-7-37 U12s White Div 3 Penshurst RSL Panthers 0-0-60 Bangor Tigers 0-0-26 U13s Harbour Div 1 Westbrook/ Hornsby 7-11-53 Willoughby Wildcats 2-5-17 U13s Harbour Div 2 North Ryde Dockers 11-13-79 Canada Bay Cannons 4-2-26 U13s Red Div 3 Pennant Hills Demons 4-3-27 Glebe Greyhounds 3-4-22 U14 Harbour Div 1 East Sydney Blue 7-7-49 Westbrook/ Hornsby 9-7-61 U14s Harbour Div 2 Canada Bay Cannons 7-5-47 Cronulla Sharks 8-10-58 U14s Harbour Div 3 Penshurst RSL Panthers 7-5-47 Willoughby/Mosman 4-2-26 U14s Yth Girls Div 1 East Sydney Red 2-3-15 Pittwater Tigers 3-5-23 U14s Yth Girls Div 2 Queenwood 2-2-14 Manly 1-6-12 U15s Harbour Div 1 East Sydney Blue 6-8-44 Willoughby/Mosman Swans 5-3-33 U15s Harbour Div2 Miranda Bombers 5-4-34 Pennant Hills Demons 6-3-39 U15s Harbour Div 3 Forest Lions 7-7-49 Willoughby/Mosman Swans 1-3-9 U17s Harbour Divi1 St Ives 6-6-42 Penshurst RSL Panthers 3-8-26 U17s Harbour Div 2 Glebe Greyhounds Black 7-8-50 Willoughby/Mosman U17 7-6-48 U17s Harbour Div 3 Forest Lions 13-12-90 Canada Bay Cannons/North Ryde 4-5-29 U18s Yth Girls Div 1 Maroubra Saints 1-4-10 Queenwood 2-3-15 U18s Yth Girls Div 2 Southern Power 6-8-44 East Sydney 1-0-6 Western Sydney Western Sydney U11 Grey Baulkham Hills Hawks Frost 7-2-44 Baulkham Hills Hawks McLeod 5-5-35 Emu Plains/Glenmore Park Western Sydney U11 Orange Lions Gold 11-14-80 Hawkesbury Saints 3-2-20 Western Sydney U11 White Camden Blues 8-21-69 Campbelltown Swans 2-2-14 Western Sydney U12 Div 1 Baulkham Hills Hawks - Fraser 7-11-53 St Clair Crows 7-4-46 South Campbelltown Western Sydney U12 Div 2 Kangaroos 4-1-25 Campbelltown Swans 10-3-63 Western Sydney U13 Divi 1 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas 9-12-66 South West Tigers 4-0-24 Western Sydney U13 Divi 2 Wollondilly Redbacks 2-8-20 Emu Plains Glenmore Park Lions 4-3-27 Emu Plains/Glenmore Park Western Sydney U14 Lions 7-7-49 Hawkesbury Saints 3-4-22 Western Sydney U15 Yth Girls Camden Blues Hawkesbury Saints Western Sydney U15 Baulkham Hills HawksMudge 9-5-59 Hawkesbury Saints 3-5-23 Western Sydney U17 South West Tigers 3-5-23 Campbelltown Swans 10-13-73 APPENDIX 2: KEY EXTRACTS FROM AUDIT REPORT Statements of Comprehensive Income and Changes in Equity 2015 2014 Note $ $ Revenue 3 547,954 509,369 Expenses 4 (562,415) 502,292 Surplus/(Deficit) before income tax (14,461) 7,077 Income tax expense relating to ordinary activities 1(j) - - Total comprehensive income/(deficit) or the year (14,461) 7,077 The statement of comprehensive income should be read in conjunction with the notes to the financial statements set out on pages 5 to 11.
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