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Silvermoon Tactix Head Coach Report 28 - 31 Netball Mainland Zone Inc. would like to thank our wonderful family of sponsors, partners and funders for their valuable support. We look forward to working with you again in 2018. NETBALL MAINLAND FUNDERS: NETBALL MAINLAND PARTNERS: TACTIX NAMING RIGHTS PARTNER: Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 2 TACTIX MAJOR PARTNER: TACTIX ASSOCIATE PARTNERS: TACTIX SUPPORT PARTNERS: Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 3 TACTIX MEDIA PARTNERS: TACTIX MARKETING PARTNERS 2017 CHARITIES: MAINLAND BEKO NETBALL LEAGUE NAMING RIGHTS SPONSOR: Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENT PAGE NUMBER(S) Netball in New Zealand 6 Netball Mainland Zone – Vision, Mission and Values 7 Netball Mainland Centres 8 Netball Mainland Board and Staff 9 Zone Development Groups 10 Board Chair and CEO Report 11 - 16 Zone Highlights 2017 17 - 18 Community Netball Report 19 - 23 Coach Development Report 24 - 27 Silvermoon Tactix Head Coach Report 28 - 31 Performance Development Report 32 - 41 Audit and Risk Committee Report 42 - 43 Financial Report Appendix 1 Our Tactix Legacy Appendix 2 Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 5 NETBALL IN NEW ZEALAND Netball is one of the highest participation sports, number one for females, in the country and holds a significant place in New Zealand Society. Through its Zones, Centres, Clubs and Schools there are over 145,000 affiliated players. The sport contributes significantly to communities both urban and rural, providing opportunities for members to participate in healthy activity, have fun, develop leadership skills and learn values of fair play and achievement. All of these attributes contribute to the development of netballers, officials and administrators as individuals and to their communities across the Zone. Netball Northern Total Membership 49,040 (34% of total) 17 centres Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty Total Membership 22,815 (16% of total) 26 centres Netball Central Total Membership 37,139 (25% of total) 16 centres Netball Mainland Total Membership 22,666 (16% of total) 18 centres Netball South Total Membership 12,698 (9% of total) 10 centres Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 6 NETBALL MAINLAND ZONE The Netball Mainland (NM) Zone is one of five Zones across the country, established in October 2012 as part of the review of the structure of Netball in New Zealand replacing the previous two regional entities; “Canterbury Netball” and “Tasman Netball,” and “Team Canterbury Netball Limited”. The Zone has 18 affiliated Netball Centres; spread across the Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman, West Coast and Canterbury (as far south as the Waitaki river) areas, and has responsibility for the support and delivery of netball from community level through to high performance – leading the development of players, coaches, umpires, administrators, technical officials and volunteers across these levels. ENRICHING LIVES THORUGH A LIFELONG LOVE OF NETBALL Mā te arohanui ki te poitarawhiti e whanake ai te ora o te tangata OUR VISION Enriching lives through a lifelong love of Netball OUR MISSION To lead, empower and support the delivery of best practice throughout the Netball Mainland Zone OUR VALUES • One team – stronger together, family, one direction, one Zone • Proactive – brave, innovative, ambitious, embrace change • Integrity – respectful, loyal, transparent, honest • Excellence – best we can be, best practice, accountable, exceed expectations Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 7 NETBALL MAINLAND CENTRES Buller Christchurch Geraldine Golden Bay Hokitika Hurunui Kaikoura Malvern Marlborough Mid Canterbury Motueka Nelson North Canterbury Selwyn South Canterbury Temuka Waimate West Coast Apollo Project Centre P.O. Box 29692 295b Ilam Road Riccarton CHRISTCHURCH 8053 CHRISTCHURCH 8440 Phone: (03) 351 0571 Website: http:/www.mynetball.co.nz/zones/mainland/home Facebook: http:/www.facebook.com/netballmainland WestNetball Coast Mainland Annual Report 2017 8 NETBALL MAINLAND BOARD Anne Marett (Chair) Appointed Scott McCrea Appointed Tim Kerr Appointed Darren Wright Appointed by NNZ Jan Barber Elected Lynette Rayner Elected Vicki Reid ONZM Elected NETBALL MAINLAND STAFF Brigit Hearn Chief Executive Officer Jen Hooper Performance Development Manager Amy Eckersley Community Netball Manager/Netball Smart Development Officer Tammy Mehrtens Acting Community Netball Manager Sally Hayes Events & Business Relationship Manager Geni Tuilagi Coach Development Manager/Lead Tori Harding Junior Development Officer Tamika Green Junior Development Officer (including Officials Co-ordination) Leanne Harris Office/Tactix Manager Marianne Delaney-Hoshek Tactix Head Coach (replaced Sue Hawkins in April) Megan-Keith-Mitchell Commercial Manager (Contractor) Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 9 ZONE UMPIRE DEVELOPMENT GROUP ➢ Trudy Eden - Christchurch ➢ Andy Vincent - Nelson ➢ Robyn Daly - Christchurch ➢ Jose Zandbergen - South Canterbury ➢ Anne-Marie Leech - Mid Canterbury Support for this group is also provided by the following NNZ Umpire Development Group Members: ➢ Sue James - Christchurch ➢ Sheena Tyrrell - Mid Canterbury ZONE TECHNICAL OFFICIALS DEVELOPMENT GROUP ➢ Claire Lewis - Selwyn ➢ Margaret Marsh - Christchurch ➢ Maree Morel - Christchurch ➢ Kay Norris - Christchurch ➢ Sandra Munro – Blenheim ➢ Anne Harrison - Christchurch ZONE SELECTORS ➢ Adrianne Hayes Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 10 BOARD CHAIR AND CEO REPORT We always appreciate the opportunity this report provides us to take stock and reflect on the achievements we as a collective netballing community have made across another busy 12-month period. 2017 was a year that certainly deserves to be celebrated in many ways, although financial sustainability remains a challenge for our Zone and a number of others, having been established with no reserves, operating capital and ‘inherited’ debts from previous entities. This year saw the inaugural ANZ Premiership (ANZP) Netball competition get underway, with an exciting post ANZP Super Club competition in Nelson, involving the top four NZ teams and a number of teams from overseas. Participation numbers grew across the Zone: • 22,666 affiliated players (recreational, year 3 & 4 and year 5 & 6 greatest increase) • 1,673 coaches • 302 accredited umpires • 55 qualified and cadet bench officials Progress of this nature would not be possible without the ongoing contribution of our delivery agents and we are certainly indebted to Centres, Clubs and Schools for their invaluable support in achieving these milestones. Our events also continue to build year on year including; unprecedented numbers at our Zone Under 15 tournament, festival days and ANZP home games – attracting an average attendance of over 1,900 people. 2017 saw the Board engage HPSNZ to review the Netball Mainland Performance programme. There were eight key recommendations from this review, which have all been implemented. An undoubted highlight was the performance of the Hellers Mainland Beko Netball League team who finished in runner-up position after a closely fought final against the Central team. GOVERNANCE The Board has remained stable in 2017, with NNZ appointee Darren Wright coming onto the Board in November 2016, replacing Bernadette Pinnell. We would like to thank Bernadette for her contribution to the NM Board and Zone governance. Next year sees the Board engage in its independent biennial governance review. Netball Mainland Annual Report 2017 11 FINANCIAL It is disappointing to record an operating deficit for the 2016/17 financial year. There were a number of extraordinary expenses, increased costs, a reduction in grants/donations and gate receipts that contributed to this deficit. Revenue streams vary massively from year to year and our reliance on gaming trust funding continues to be a risk to our organisation. In addition, it is not always possible to secure the full funding required for the delivery of a project or salaried position and this also impacted our bottom line. Sponsorship revenue increased slightly on previous years, showing the benefits of investing in a dedicated Commercial Manager and we were thrilled to welcome national jewellery retailer “Silvermoon” as naming rights partner for our Tactix ANZ Premiership team and “Hellers” for the Mainland Netball League team. Generating sponsorship revenue, an equitable share of gaming trust funding, and support from local and central government remains a significant on-going challenge for not only Netball but women’s sport in general. For 2018 the key priorities are to increase sponsorship revenue, increase gate receipts, secure budgeted gaming trust funding and micro-manage expenses. Even achieving these key priorities will likely see the need to increase affiliation fees to cover the financial ‘gap’. NATIONAL HONOURS It is always a huge thrill to see our players, coaches, officials and management selected for National honours. Congratulations to those who achieved selection in 2017: • Silver Ferns Squad – Temalisi Fakahokotau • Silver Ferns Development Squad – Ellie Bird, Erikana Pedersen and Zoe Walker • Fast 5 Ferns - Temalisi Fakahokotau, Erikana Pedersen and Zoe Walker • NZU21 - Charlotte Elley and Kate Lloyd • NZ U21 Assistant Coach – Julie Seymour • “Hunt for Height” Head Coach – Nic Kelly • FAST5 Ferns Manager - Leanne Harris • NZ Test Technical Officials – Anne Harrison, Aileen Neilson, Margaret Marsh and Kay Norris • NZ Test Statisticians – Vicki Reid, Robyn Vermeeren and Suzanne Whyte Heartiest congratulations to Netball Mainland players; Charlotte Elley (Vice-Captain), Kate Lloyd and Assistant
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