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Associations Winterball 40 | Heritage Committee 41 | Umpires 42 | Scorer’s Association 45 2018/19 League Awards Junior 35 | Senior 36 | Team of the Year 37 | Capps Medallist 38 | Hall of Fame 39 Financial Statements Audited Financial Statements 12 | Membership Data 21 Board & Staff President 9 | General Manager 10 | Finance 12 | Marketing 23 | Affililations 25 | Operations 26 | Youth, High Performance & Development 27 Division Results Historic Premiership Listing 63 | Division One 65 Charter Teams Little League - Marlins, Rays, Seahawks 55 Junior League - Marlins, Rays, Seahawks 58 Senior League - Armada, Titans 61 State Teams Adelaide Bite 49 | Under 16s 51 | Under 18s 52 | Women 53 Development Programs Schoolboys 46 | Academy 47 | Women’s Baseball League 48 | Staff Board Sarah Kelly General Manager Mark Snelgrove President Andrew Scott Operations Manager Mark Brougham Vice President/Operations Director Bianca Smith Competitions & Member Coordinator Lawrence Moore High Performance Director Chris Adamson High Performance Manager Vacant Finance Director Laura Bond Events & Finance Manager Anthony Catt Affiliations Director Rowena Trevaskis Tball & Schools Coordinator Kyle Smith Youth Director Tyrone Hambly Pathway Manager Karen Phillips Marketing Director Terry Evans Board Member 3 South Australian Baseball League Inc. Heritage Committee 2019-20 Committee Paul Begg – Chairman Ron Harvey – Secretary Robert Laidlaw – League Historian Gordon Penhall – Website Manager Phil Burgess – Data Researcher Thanks to our sponsors and corporate partners for their support of baseball in South Australia 4 South Australian Baseball League Inc. LIFE MEMBERS 1922 Geo Chapman* 1990-91 Dave Roberts 1922 Claude Ewers* 1991-92 Don Rice* 1922 Frank Ewers* 1992-93 Ron Wright 1922 Rue Ewers* 1992-93 Max Puckett* 1926 Syd Smith* 1993-94 Ron Morgan* 1930 Norrie Claxton* 1994-95 Bert Haynes* 1932 Wally Buchanan* 1995-96 Gordon Penhall 1937 Len C Poole* 1995-96 Alan Waldron AM 1938 Perce Doolan* 1996-97 Peter Dixon 1938 Paddy Ohlstrom* 1997-98 Noone Elected 1938 Bill Wiles* 1998-99 Hugh Franke* 1944 Charles Catt* 1999-00 Ron Chandler 1948 Alby Bartless* 1999-00 Lionel ‘Nobby’ Clark* 1949 Ron Sharpe* 2000-01 Kevin Jennings 1950 Fred Mann* 2000-01 Peter Kemp 1951 Martin Kriewaldt* 2001-02 Paul Begg 1956 Ron Scott* 2002-03 Peter Fischer 1958 Henley Jones* 2003-04 Bob Abbey 1959 Andy Buchanan* 2003-04 Arthur MacDonald 1960 Byron Ascione* 2004-05 Greg Bradshaw 1961 Laurie LeCornu* 2004-05 Ron Harvey AM 1963 Bill Stephens* 2005-06 Brian Addison 1965 Alan Branstrom* 2005-06 Jim Wilton* 1966 Claude Thorpe* 2006-07 David Mundy 1967 Bill Moody* 2007-08 David Hutton 1969-70 Roy Page* 2008-09 Norm ‘Chalky’ White* 1970-71 Stan Scarman* 2009-10 Bob Neiswander 1971-72 Bob Finn* 2010-11 Brian Cakebread 1972-73 Max Stone* 2010-11 Ken Kobayashi 1973-74 Max Galloway* 2011-12 Kevin Greatrex 1974-75 Kingsley Wellington 2012-13 Noone Elected 1975-76 Jim Garrick* 2013-14 Phil Alexander 1976-77 Lou Bressler* 2014-15 Robert Laidlaw 1978-79 Arthur Rathbone* 2014-15 Barry O’Brien 1979-80 Don Klaebe* 2015-16 Lorraine Dunn 1980-81 Gordon Ross* 2015-16 Warwick Marks 1981-82 Brian Brooks* 2016-17 Phil Burgess 1982-83 Tom Rice* 2017-18 John Ryan* 1983-84 Claude Pearce* 2018-19 Ron Kennealy 1984-85 Harry Hunt* 1985-86 Warren Charles 1986-87 Colin Rowe* 1987-88 Ms Pat Beatty* 1988-89 Ray Thorne* 1989-90 Ken Wesslink* CAPPS MEDALLISTS 1936 Charlie Puckett* Prospect 1980/81 Gary Challen* Henley & Grange 1937 Clem Scott* Goodwood 1981/82 Phil Alexander Glenelg 1938 Geoff Noblett* Glenelg 1982/83 Greg Elkson Glenelg 1939 Phil Brideoake* West Torrens 1983/84 Greg Elkson Glenelg 1940 Fred Catt* East Torrens 1984/85 Jeff Fiechtner Kensington 1941 Garth Burton* Kensington 1985/86 Jeff Fiechtner Kensington 1986/87 Tony Harris Woodville 1942-45 War Years 1987/88 Greg Elkson Goodwood Brian Farley Central Districts 1946 Jim Puckett* Prospect 1988/89 Brian Farley Central Districts 1947 Phil Brideoake* West Torrens Barry Lunnon Sturt 1948 Phil Brideoake* West Torrens 1989/90 Greg Elkson Goodwood 1949 Ian Leahy* Prospect 1990/91 Brian Cakebread Port Adelaide 1950 Barry Wiles* Adelaide 1991/92 Barry Lunnon Sturt 1951 Bill Fuller University 1992/93 Barry Lunnon Sturt 1952 Doug Othams University 1993/94 Phil Burgess West Torrens 1953 Colin Watts Glenelg 1994/95 Russell Dart Henley & Grange 1954 Des Vaughton* Adel/WT 1995/96 Ian Reval Glenelg 1955 Phil Brideoake* Glenelg 1996/97 Mark Born Port Adelaide 1956 Doug Othams University 1997/98 Scott Marshall Port Adelaide 1957 Peter Box* Goodwood 1998/99 Scott Marshall Port Adelaide 1958 Peter Box* Goodwood 1999/00 Craig Watts Sturt 1959 Jim Tamlin University 2000/01 John Challinor Goodwood 1960 Jim Cocks* Sturt 2001/02 Ryan Simunsen Adelaide 1961 Don Rice* Glenelg 2002/03 Darren Fidge Goodwood 1962 Don Rice* Glenelg 2003/04 Darren Fidge Goodwood 1963 Don Rice* Glenelg 2004/05 John Challinor Goodwood 1964 Ian Glover Kensington 2005/06 Darren Fidge Goodwood 1965 Neil Davey Port Adelaide 2006/07 Andrew Scott West Torrens 1966 Kevin Greatrex Port Adelaide 2007/08 Michael Ewart Kensington 1967 Don Rice* Glenelg 2008/09 Tyler Levin East Torrens 1968 Don Rice* Glenelg 2009/10 Daniel Wilson Glenelg David Hutton Sturt 2010/11 Todd Langman Port Adelaide 1968/69 Ron Chandler Adelaide 2011/12 Nick Talbot Kensington 1969/70 David McLoud Goodwood 2012/13 Nick Talbot Kensington 1970/71 Kevin Greatrex Port Adelaide 2013/14 Andrew Davis Port Adelaide 1971/72 David Mundy Port Adelaide 2014/15 Nick Talbot Kensington 1972/73 Kevin Greatrex Port Adelaide 2015/16 Wes Roemer Glenelg 1973/74 Neil Page Goodwood 2016/17 Dylan Brammer Port Adelaide Les Behrendt Woodville 2017/18 Dylan Brammer Port Adelaide 1974/75 Colin Alexander Glenelg 2018/19 Wilson Lee Sturt 1975/76 Kevin Greatrex Port Adelaide 1976/77 Don Masters Nothern Districts 1977/78 Mark Peters Woodville 1978/79 Greg Elkson Glenelg 1979/80 John Galloway Woodville (*) = Denotes Deceased STRATEGIC PLAN | Baseball SA 2017 - 2020 The 2017-2020 Strategic Plan has been prepared in consultation with members, stakeholders, staff, and the Board of Directors. The complete plan is available to view on the Baseball SA website. 7 South Australian Baseball League Inc. 8 Seek and pursue avenues to secure the future of baseball as a sport that is fun, attractive, and affordable for current and future baseball community and its members. Australian Baseball League Inc. South Baseball SA and its members act in the best interests of the sport and its people. We do this by: • focusing on and supporting our people • engaging and collaborating with our colleagues and partners That baseball will be the sport of choice for fans, players • acting with integrity and administrators in South Australia. Participation will • practicing open decision-making continue to increase at all levels and among all on-field • being inclusive. and off-field groups. Partnerships will expand in number and value. The fan base and spectator numbers will Members of the Baseball SA community will increase. The finances of Baseball SA will be secure and at all times act according to the agreed values sustainable. Baseball SA’s leadership will seek, identify, and pursue opportunities for growth. STRATEGIC PLAN | Baseball SA 2017 - 2020 “What you have to remember is that baseball isn’t a week or a month but a season, and a season is a long time” - Chuck Tanner (Pittsburgh World Series Manager,1979) This season definitely feels like it’s been a long one; we have seen team, club and individual’s successes. We have had players and officials travel far and wide to further their knowledge. We welcomed new families and players to our sport, and we said goodbye to some that have impacted our game. I would like to acknowledge and thank Nathan Davison, our outgoing CEO as he embarks on a new journey. I wish him well and thank him for his tireless work, passion and dedication to ensure our sport prospers. I welcome Sarah Kelly to the GM position, and as the incumbent she will bring her own style of driving BSA towards achieving our overall strategic plan. I would like to acknowledge all clubs that participated in finals, and congratulate the winners, special congratulations to Sturt Baseball Club for winning both women’s and men’s Division 1 grand finals. I would like to acknowledge our volunteers across all clubs, without this passionate group of people the doors would not open, the fields would not be prepared, the canteens would not operate, and the bars would not serve. Our financial statement shows an operating profit of $9,788 compared to a deficit of $28,477 in 2017/18, the numbers will vary slightly due to the timings. Our overall cash position continues to strengthen as outlined in the audited financial statement. This season we repaid our loan to Baseball Australia for the purchases of the grandstands at Diamond Sports. We welcomed Jenny Dunn to the Finance Directors role in July, unfortunately due to increasing work commitments she resigned in March, I would like to thank Jenny for her contribution in navigating the transition to Xero and her knowledge transfer. Super League was introduced this season and it certainly didn’t happen without some considerable contribution from Eric Balnar, Chris Adamson, Nathan Davison and overseen by Colin Alexander. The concept was well received and certainly created awareness around the country. The BSA Board have again voted to underwrite the competition for 2019/2020. Our women’s competition continues to impress, with all but one Division 1 Club fielding a team. Congratulations to the State Women’s team winning bronze at the Nationals. I want to acknowledge Nick Hutchings, who at 22 was appointed Little League coach for Seahawks and managed his team to silver medal at the national Little League championships.
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