UNSW Hockey Club Annual Report 28 November 2018 Lo

UNSW Hockey Club Annual Report 28 November 2018 lo

Table of Contents

President’s Report 3

Office Bearers 2017/2018 7 Committee Positions 7 Non-Committee Positions 7

Secretary’s Report 7

Umpiring Report 9

Financial Report 10

Members’ Register 13 Men’s Register 15 Women’s Register 18 Junior Register - to be completed 24

Club Awards 25 Service Awards 26

Club Representatives 27

Coaching and Training Report 32

Junior Report 33

Team Reports - Men’s 35 Premier League 1 35 Premier League 2 37 Premier League 3 37 Premier League 4 38 Sydney League 1 39 Sydney League 3 40 Sydney League 5 40

Team Reports - Women’s 41 Sydney East Hockey Association 41 Women’s Premier 41 2nd Grade - Black 42 2nd Grade - Gold 44 3rd Grade 45 4th Grade 45 Sydney Women’s Hockey League 46 Metro 1 46

Metro 3 47 Metro 4 48 Metro 6 49

Social Report 50

Appendix A – Previous Awards 51

Appendix B – Life Members 53

Appendix C – Principal Office Bearers 54

President’s Report

The 2018 UNSWHC Annual Report provides the opportunity to reflect on the season just completed and to look at where the club is looking to head in future seasons. This is also my opportunity to provide club members with my thoughts on the state of the club and the direction I see it heading in.

Where is the Club at present?

Wow! Where did this season go?

Across the club the goal remains the same on a yearly basis. To enjoy your hockey, set yourself targets and to play at your best; both as an individual and as a team. The idea of “winning” is also a goal of the club, however winning doesn’t and shouldn’t just mean getting the points once the fulltime hooter sounds, instead it is the win of reaching goals set that progress you towards your target, the winning feeling you get knowing that you gave each game your absolute all and the feeling of being a valued member of a team and the impact you have on the Club ethos.

This season saw the club increase its membership numbers across women’s and juniors, however, unfortunately the men’s club slightly decreased in numbers, yet we still had well over 350 members and 30 members of coaching staff. As we all know UNSWHC is a university affiliated club and university holidays can cause havoc on the players available during the breaks and whilst the new club members helped to reduce this impact the problem remains and is something that the committee needs to discuss in real depth to find some form of solution. An increase in the number of women playing meant that team were at maximum capacity and it was rare for the majority of the teams to not have the full 11 on the pitch; unlike previous seasons. It was also a fantastic first season back in Metro 1 for our first-grade women’s team having on back to back metro 2 grand finals in 2016 and 2017.

The men’s side of the club had a better season than 2017 in regard to putting numbers on the pitch, due to the committee deciding to reduce our number of teams from 8 in 2017 to 7. Next year’s committee is encouraged to look at growing the men’s club, especially given the state of men’s hockey in Sydney, which will see new teams introduced into the SHA competition which will see players disperse.

On the juniors side, this was the second year our junior players competed in the modified format of hockey for U9s, U11s and U13s and membership numbers on the whole increased. The influx of new players to the club at all experience levels is a testament to our coaches, players and club culture, for that, I thank everyone involved in the club.

As a club, we aim to offer teams at all levels to cater for everyone’s needs from Australian representative players to beginners of all ages, and have the desire to be a powerhouse of hockey. The 2018 season saw this goal get a little closer with UNSWHC entering 21 teams into competition from the U11 age group to opens men’s and women’s. Of those 21 teams that we entered, the hard work of players and coaches saw the club achieve the following: a minor premiership, 11 teams make the finals series, 5 teams make it to the grand final including our first grade men’s team who haven’t partaken in the top grade grand final in 30 year; and 14 premierships; which is a fantastic accomplishment!

In the local women’s competition (SEHA) the club is represented in all four grades with 2 teams in SEHA 2. The 2018 season saw our SEHA Premier, SEHA 2 Black and SEHA4 team making finals. The SEHA P4 team went into the finals series stronger than ever, but unfortunately, Dolphins were just too strong.

As mentioned, our junior numbers continued to grow this season and I would like to thank the junior committee lead by Adrian Jones for the hard work he put into this season. In a typical junior season the U15 and U17 teams find it difficult to field full teams due to school sport, however these teams played the clear majority of their games on a Friday evening, resulting in both the U15 and U17 teams making it into the finals. The U15s team had a great year put unfortunately went down to St George in the first round of finals.

Club Direction

Being able to identify where the club is and should be heading in the future is vital to the survival of the club as it will require us to grow and evolve. In general, the Club aims to have a presence within the highest hockey leagues within Sydney and be as competitive as possible. But what exactly is meant by highest hockey leagues? Of course, this is the top men’s (PL1) and top women’s (Metro 1) competitions; something which I strongly believe we will have proven in 2018 and something for us to continue to build upon, but it’s also about pushing our existing teams up in divisions and maintaining a presence in the highest gradings possible to suit each team dynamic and skill level. Development in the lower grades shouldn’t be forgotten and 2019 should see coaching clinics be brought back into the calendar on long weekend and bye weekends.

The Club’s nurturing nature isn’t to be forgotten when discussing club direction, as it underpins where we want to head in the future. Through welcoming new club members of all ages and skill levels/experience we are growing the club and nurturing the development of all players regardless of whether they are an Australian representative or new to the sport. One area where the club needs to continue to focus on moving forward is nurturing the exceptional young talent that our juniors possess and in doing so, see more juniors playing in our open’s teams and continuing to play the sport once they enter and exit high school.

Summer Competition

This year’s summer competition for 2018 is quickly coming to an end, however from all of the feedback I have received it has been a fun, enjoyable and eye opening experience. We welcome several of our U17 players into the open summer comp this year as they get their first real taste of what open’s is like in a fun and social setting. Our numbers have also grown to just shy of 100 people across two nights which is a testament to the running of the competition and to the social and inclusive nature of the club. A huge thank you to Lee and Stacey for all of the hard work they put into this summer comp.

Thank you

At the end of every season there are so many people to thank and personally I don’t believe they can be thanked enough. I would like to thank each team coach, their managers and player for the season. I commend you all on your sportsmanship throughout the season and the great nature in which you all played, coach or watched the game in.

As some people are and aren’t aware, all committee members are voluntary and there is no remuneration at all. These committee members give up their time to ensure that the club can run in the most efficient manner possible. Thank you to all 2018 committee members for their hard work this season. I know this season wasn’t the easiest one, however we all proved to be resilient and supportive of one another.

On a personal note, I would like to thank everyone for making this year such an enjoyable one, you have all showed me amazing support throughout the season something which I find very humbling. Being with you all either playing, watching on the sidelines or out in a more social setting has made me realise just how great our club and its members are, from juniors to seniors and the parents/spectators we have. It is truly something that I didn’t fully appreciate until this season.

Have a safe offseason

Regards,

Corinne Rochester UNSW Hockey Club President

7 Office Bearers 2017/2018

Committee Positions

Club President Corinne Rochester Vice President (Men’s) Morris van Schie Vice President (Women's) Angeles Bean Honorary Treasurer Joseph Kozera Honorary Secretary Kale Dyer Junior’s Director Adrian Jones Publicity and Promotions Organiser Kurt Lovett Coaching and Training Coordinator Jonathan Paul Assistant Treasurer Taman Gill Assistant Secretary Hannah Yeo Umpiring Coordinator Corinne Rochester General Committee Emma Rosewarne Jessica Brown Fiona Pak-Poy Lee Davis Monique Marsh Stephanie Roydhouse Stacey Konstantopoulos Patrick Duffy Dylan Martin Emma Teusner Johanna Sonneveldt

Non-Committee Positions

Umpiring Convenor (M) Corinne Rochester Umpiring Convenor (W) Sonya Jenkins Umpiring Convenor (J) Adrian Jones Unigames Coordinator Vince Logarzo Summer Competition Coordinator Lee Davis & Stacey Konstantopoulos ARC Delegate Lee Davis Social Secretary Stephanie Roydhouse Junior Secretary Adrian Jones

Secretary’s Report The administration of a hockey club is never an easy thing and 2018 was no exception. The strengths of the club administration was an increased use of online forms to simplify registration

8 and payment processes. We can improve in our communications to players through better coordinating communications across social media and email. On the whole I viewed this season as a success for administration and the players.

The Whalies email continues to be the first point of contact between new players wishing to join the club and the various associations. This year we had numerous enquiries to join the club from players from New South Wales, interstate and internationally. These enquiries, the fun- loving and competitive spirit of the club leave me with no doubts as to the future of the club.

Looking forward the role of the Secretary will likely continue to be central to communication with players, associations and UNSW. Increasingly the role will involve coordinating communications between players, coaches and the committee as efficiently as possible through our use of various online services.

Thanks to Hannah Yeo for her support as Assistant Secretary this year and to Raymond Lowe for organising turf bookings for the club. Finally, thanks to the General Committee for their support and drive throughout the year.

I wish everyone a happy and safe summer and hope to see everyone back in 2019.

Kale Dyer Hon. Secretary

Umpiring Report

Unfortunately, 2018 saw the position of Umpiring Coordinator remain vacant.

This vacancy meant that it was difficult for us to develop our current umpires and those wanting to become an umpire. Thank you must be given to all of our umpires for their patience with me this season whilst I learnt the umpiring coordinator role and shifted around umpires as needed.

In 2019, there should be a huge effort put into our crop of umpires ensuring they have a great experience and develop.

Corinne Rochester Acting - UNSW Hockey Club Umpiring Coordinator

Financial Report

Executive summary While the club celebrated success across many divisions, 2018 was a challenging year for the club financially. Notably, total membership revenue continues decrease due to a reduced amount of club members, in particularly across the lower grades. Although the cause of this attrition is unclear, it highlights the club’s increasing reliance on turf invoice receipts as an additional source of revenue. Further, as league fees continue to rise (of note, SEHA increased league fees by c. 20% citing rising costs), the club must continue to rely on cutting costs, such as reducing coaching payments, negotiating better turf hire fees with ARC and more carefully managing club merchandise and uniforms to manage working capital.

Despite these challenges, the concerted effort of the committee in 2018 has allowed the club to have positive cash flows for the first time in 3 years. The financials above highlight that if the club is able to receive the turf hire invoices in arrears from SWHL, which appears likely at this stage, and redeem the active kids vouchers on hand, which may be unlikely at this point in time, the club will have a c. $10,000 positive cash flow for 2018. Realistically, after starting the year with c. $5,000 in unpaid invoices (vs. c. $3,000 cash on hand), total positive cash flow is closer to c. $12,000.

If we adjust for the impact of turf hire fees and active kids vouchers not being received, the club is still c. $2,000 cash flow positive for the year (excluding the impact of unpaid invoices).

Key reforms During 2018, a number of steps were undertaken to improve club cash flow: ● Given that membership fees continue to fall, the club had to take a prudent approach to fee collection in 2018. More flexible payment plans were offered while follow up reminders were continuously sent throughout the year to ensure a high collection rate. For members in arrears who were not on payment plans, the policy that these players will not play finals and will not attend the end of year function continues to result in a high collection rate. ● Coaching payments continue to be one of the most significant, controllable cash outflows of the club. At the beginning of 2018, the coaching coordinator and treasurer set a somewhat ‘aggressive’ coaching budget compared to previous years. This allowed for almost a c. $10,000 reduction in coaching fees. However, some late season coaching hires implicated this budget due to necessity and so further steps can be taken to reduce costs in this area. ● ARC turf fees significantly implicated the viability of the current business model of the club in 2017. As such, at the beginning of 2018 the president and treasurer negotiated a new payment structure that significantly reduced cash outflows. Without the cooperation of ARC, the 2018 financial position of the club would be significantly different. ● The coaching coordinator continued to carefully manage club equipment and was able to significantly reduce expenditure. His continued work in the regard has contributed to the positive financial position. It is critical that the equipment budget continues to be properly controlled to avoid cost blowouts, as seen in 2016. ● Of note, the social events coordinator was able to effectively manage events to ensure that they were run at cost or for profit. The club can not afford to fund events on behalf of members and so her prudence in this respect contributed to a positive 2018.

Future reforms Although the above improved the financial position of the club, the overall viability of the club’s business model is questionable. Considering cost increases around the league, the club needs to continue to revise past operating practices to ensure it is able to function. This may include: ● Membership fee re-pricing. The current pricing model offers a significant discount to students and alumni/staff of UNSW. This results in ‘associate’ member fees funding a significantly higher portion of the club’s cost per person. A decline in proportion of associate fees has contributed to ongoing revenue reduction. To remedy this, membership fees should be re-priced so that student fees pay for a larger portion of per- person cost while still in compliance with ARC requirements. ● The club needs to increase its membership base. This could be in any membership category, as even 10 new student members would provide almost $4,000 in revenue. ● The club needs to continue to implement cost cutting measures. The club’s ‘controllable’ outflows include coaching payments, turf hire payments and the high performance budget. The club should continue to negotiate with coaches and establish a culture of people contributing to the club without having the expectation of receiving large payments. The high performance budget also has the potential to be modified. The Men’s HP budget was effectively used this year by apportioning the budget between players so that they each received a fee discount and paid the remainder. This model reduces cash outflows while still allowing elite players to receive a benefit.

Remaining items in 2018 ● Some coaching payments remain outstanding. This is because I am awaiting confirmation of equipment return. ● Corinne and I need to follow up redemption of active kids vouchers. However, I am unsure of the progress of setting up the ABN appropriately to be registered for redemption. These vouchers expire at the end of December and so may lapse before redemption. ● I am currently pursuing SWHL for payment of turf hire fees in arrears. Of note, SWHL has previously attempted to pay via cheque however with no address listed on the invoices it is unknown where these have been sent and if they have been banked. ● BAS for FY19 Q2 will need to be completed in January. ● Some small payments remain for affiliation fees, fines, etc.

Financial overview (2018 vs. historical)

Notes on preparation:

1. Membership fees include club fees received and revenue from social events. 2. Merchandise and uniforms includes expenditure on equipment (e.g. goalkeeper kits, balls, etc.). 3. The ‘Other expenses’ category includes fines, fee refunds, jotform costs and other similar expenses.

Points of interest:

1. When coding historical transactions, a SWHL league fees payment for 2017 could not be clearly distinguished from other payments. It may be incidentally included in another expense category.

Joseph Kozera Hon. Treasurer

13 Unfinancial Players

Note. List to be confirmed.

Ronan Shiels

Thomas Dolby

Hugh Wilson

Sukhmeet Singhota

Martin Andrews

Sj (PL2?)

ian kibbles

Adrian Jones

Kanwarjeet Singh

Jayden Forday

Mitch Coles

Morris van Schie

Richard Chao Hsien Chao

Peter Nichols

Will Anderson

Gabi Stricker-Phelps

Gabrielle Paterson

Lauren Kelly

Jane Boundy

Georgina Nix

Annabelle Willemsen

Charlotte Tilelli

Bria Robertsson-Smith

Clare Belshaw

Amy Malligan

Gwen Buckland-Watts

Suzie Kelly

Bonnie Uhlhorn

Phoebe Bloink hollier

Niamh Dixon

Emily Wright

Sofia Ramos

Daina Sturnieks

Danica Oades

Members’ Register

The 2018 season saw:

● 114 men registered across 7 teams from Premier League’s first division through to Sydney League’s 5 division. ● 174 women registered across the Sydney East Hockey Association and Sydney Women’s Hockey Leagues. ● Junior summary to be completed.

Men’s Register Name Years as UNSWHC Member Aaron George 6 Adam Teusner 9 Adrian Jones 6 Aidan Cornwall 4 Alexander Cain 1 Alexander Kuhn 1 Alexander Macdonald 1 Alexander Withey 13 Andrew Coulshed 3 Andrew Kelly 4 Andrew Thyrd 3 Angus Corbett 4 Austin Wem 2 Ben Robinson 1 Ben Tudman 5 Ben Wright 1 Bill Brukner 2 Brendan Murphy 9 Chris Millist 4

Christopher Kuhn 9 Daine Richards 4 David Dawson 8 Dev Sidhu 1 Devon Shanmugam 4 Dominic Gibbs 6 Doug Allison 4 Dylan Martin 4 Eli Hall 3 Graham Brennan 4 Hamish Roberts 3 Hamzah Hashmi 2 Harry Hobbs 2 Hubert Chan 20 Izaz Ul Haque 11 Jacob Mifsud 1 Jake Willis 3 James Doherty 2 James Ford 1 James Riddell 4 James Van Der Schyff 3 Jaydan Phillips 1 Jayden Forday 9 Jesse Wright 7 John Forster 10 John Godward 12 John Krause 2 Jonathan Paul 3 Joseph Kozera 3 Joseph Plumb 2 Josh Mayo 2 Joshua Gregory 4 Kale Dyer 3 Kanwarjeet Singh 4

Kesley Luis 6 Kevin Chu 4 Kieren Richards 4 Kurt Lovett 4 Lawrence Roose Clark 2 Levi Van Schie 1 Liam Jepson 7 Liam White 3 Lincoln Dale 1 Marcus Tjiong 1 Marlon Johnston 3 Martin Andrews 1 Martin Bahl 1 Matt Oliver 6 Matt Segaert 9 Matthew Rose 4 Matthew Teusner 6 Matthew Webb 14 Michael Briggs 29 Michael Dean 11 Miles Davis 12 Mitchell Coles 2 Morris Van Schie 4 Myles Ward-Thornton 1 Nic Lumsden 3 Nicholas Simon 4 Nick Vlasoff 1 Nigel Jepson 16 Parkon Ching 1 Patrick Cocotti-Larkin 8 Patrick Duffy 12 Raymond Lowe 14 Remy Montecot 2 Richard Chao Hsien Chao 1

Richard Satchwell 1 Robert Mays 22 Ronald Lane 24 Ronan Shiels 4 Samuel Mudfordr 1 Sanjay Narayana 2 Shravan Jeevan 3 Simon Van Winden 5 Stuart Smith 4 Sukhmeet Singhota 4 Tamanpreet Singh 3 Thomas Dillon 4 Thomas Kilkelly 2 Thomas Miotto 2 Tien Tran 6 Timothy Elliott 5 Timothy Port 12 Tom Frith 2 Vince Logarzo 4 Vincent Wong 2 Warren Farleigh 40 Warren Lee 5 Will Anderson 1 William Ellis 5 William Grice 1 William Wong 1 Wilson Wu 1

Women’s Register

Name Years as UNSWHC Member

Aimee Wassermann 4 Alessandra Lee 5

Alexandra Mcculloch 2 Amelia Causleytodd 4 Amelia Horan 1 Amy Malligan 2 Angeles Bean 5 Anna Van Schie 1 Annabel Barnsley 3 Annabelle Quigley 3 Annabelle Willemsen 3 Annika Kemp 1 Ashton Tracey 3 Ava Williams 1 Bonnie Uhlhorn 3 Bria Robertsson-Smith 1 Brianna Sutton 1 Bridie Norman 6 Caitlin Wassermann 3 Camilla Phillips 1 Cara Straus 1 Carolyn Pitt 6 Cassie Murphy 3 Cate Patterson 2 Charlotte Tilelli 1 Chi Chan 1 Chloe Barrett 2 Christine Brady 1 Chrysten Kodomichalos 3 Claira Kratochvil 2 Claire James 1 Claire Simpson 2 Clare Belshaw 11 Clare Twigger 1 Colleen Crayford 2 Corinne Rochester 12

Courtney Coates 1 Daina Sturnieks 15 Danica Oades 1 Danielle Hall 1 Eimear Brohan 1 Eleanor Brennan 1 Elisa Poon 1 Eliza Falkenmire 1 Ellen Barry 6 Ellie Thorpe 1 Eloise Garske 1 Eloise Hanna 1 Elora Croaker 1 Emily Spencer 1 Emily Wright 9 Emma Corcoran 1 Emma Rosewarne 6 Emma Teusner 3 Erika Sullivan 1 Evelyn Balleine 5 Felicity Arthur 2 Felicity Miller 1 Gabi Stricker-Phelps 1 Gabriella Lee 5 Gabrielle Paterson 1 Georgia Soares 2 Georgina Nix 2 Gwen Buckland-Watts 2 Hannah Yeo 3 Hayley Mclachlan 9 Helen Philp 5 Helena Tobbe 1 Irina Casal 1 Isabella Sandy 1

Isobel Shepherd Shaw 3 Jacinta Wong 7 Jane Boundy 1 Jemma Harbison 1 Jennifer Lee 1 Jess Brown 6 Jessica Heinemann 1 Jessica Watterson 1 Jessie Gilbert 4 Jo Jackson 1 Joanna Murphy 1 Joanne Beames 4 Johanna Sonneveldt 6 Julia Wilson 4 Julie Louveaux 1 Juliette Kaesmacher 1 Juliette Willis 2 Karina Chan 2 Kate Allman 7 Kate Ryan 2 Kathryn Santifort 6 Kayla Behayi 2 Kayleigh Yap 6 Kelsey Davis 1 Kiara Schiefferly 1 Kristen Garske 1 Kristie Short 8 Kylie Pennington 19 Laura Bridge 1 Laura Butterworth 6 Laura Fell 4 Laura Miller 1 Laura Tangye 6 Laura Wiggins 3

Lauren Kelly 5 Lauryn Petropoulos 7 Lee Davis 15 Leigh Dunlop 11 Lexi Mounsey 1 Lizzie Rae 1 Lotti Wilkinson 2 Louisa Jones 18 Louise Andrews 1 Louise Maraun 16 Maree Cole 3 Maria Eugenia Aldinucci 1 Maria Jazmin Fernandez Cowper 1 Martjie Venter 2 Matilda Measday 1 Meg Greenwood 1 Megan Lamph 3 Meghan Wheelhouse 1 Mia Montesin 1 Michaela Johnston 6 Mika Rosewarne 2 Milla Jarvis 7 Millie Voisey-Youldon 4 Mimi Kind 3 Molly Mckenzie 2 Monique Marsh 5 Natalie Parmeter 3 Natalie Sutton 5 Niamh Dixon 1 Nicola Agnew 2 Nicola Gorman 2 Nicole Ee 1 Nicole Hele 2 Phoebe Bloink Hollier 1

Phoebe Martyr 1 Rachael Ward 2 Rachael Willcocks 14 Rachel Armstrong 6 Rachel Donovan 4 Rachel Hope 1 Rachel Miller 1 Rachel Tracey 1 Rachel Wren 1 Rene Hunter 1 Roisin Mccague 3 Rushna Khan 2 Samantha Eskin 1 Samantha Hamilton 1 Sarah Pinczewski 2 Sarah Puglisi 1 Sascha Swaraj 4 Shannon Duncan-Ross 1 Sofia Ramos 1 Stacey Konstan 3 Steph Roydhouse 3 Stephanie Blake 1 Stephanie Choong 11 Stephanie Petropoulos 7 Stephanie Wong 4 Suzie Kelly 1 Tara Jane 1 Thea Stack 1 Vera Newman 5 Vienna Williams 4 Willow Sarkozy 1 Yana Walter 3 Zoe Mathews 2 Zoë Thomas 4

Junior Register - to be completed

25 Club Awards

Men’s 1 (PL1) B&F “Tony Marshall Memorial Award” Jimmy Riddell Men’s 2 (PL2) B&F Tom Dolby Men’s 3 (PL3) B&F Duncan Macdonald Men’s 4 (PL4) B&F Brendan Murphy Men’s 5 (SL1) B&F Adam Teusner Men’s 6 (SL3) B&F William Grice & Jaydan Phillips Men’s 7 (SL5) B&F John Godward Metro 1 B&F “Pioneer’s Cup” Rene Hunter Metro 3 B&F Angeles Bean Metro 4 B&F Felicity Miller Metro 6 B&F Nicola Gorman ED Prem B&F Rachael Willcocks ED 2 - Black B&F Jazmin Cowper ED 2 - Gold B&F Megan Lamph ED 3 B&F Colleen Crayford ED 4 B&F Rachel Tracey Highest Goalscorer Men’s Tom Dolby Highest Goalscorer Women’s Lauren Kelly Most Improved Men’s Ronan Shiels Most Improved Women’s Millie Voisey-Youldon Goalkeeper’s Award Men’s James Doherty Goalkeeper’s Award Women’s Claire Belshaw Coaching Excellence Award Barry Reid Award of Merit Jai Singhota Award of Merit Patrick Duffy Complete Hockey Player Vince Logarzo Dave Evans Award Fiona Pak Poy

Service Awards 10 Years ● John Forster

15 Years ● Lee Davis ● Daina Sturneiks

20 Years ● Hubert Chan

40 Years ● Warren Farleigh

27 Club Representatives UNSW has an impressively large and increasing number of its junior and senior players represent our Association (Sydney East Hockey Association), New South Wales and also Australia. This season we had 31 Juniors represent SEHA from u11s through to u18s. This season we’ve had 7 women and 11 men represent NSW in various age groups in both outdoor and indoor: Rene Hunter, Jessica Watterson, Briana Sutton, Chloe Barret, Julia Bradley, Emma Corcoran, Helena Tobbe, Kurt Lovett, Dylan Martin, Daine Richards, Joshua Gregory, Sam Mudford, Tom Miotto, James Doherty, Joshua Mayo, Thomas Dolby, Miles Davis and Ronan Shiels. 2018 has been a terrific year for Whalies in National selection: Kurt was selected in the Kookaburras Development Squad; Dylan in the Burras u21 team that competed in the Sultan of Johor Cup in Malaysia in September. Daine was named in the u21 National Development squad. Miles played in the All Schools team that toured South Africa in July and represented Australia in the Youth Olympics Qualifying team in Papau New Guinea in April and in the Youth Games in Buenos Aires in October. Joshua Gregory, Joshua Mayo and Dylan Martin were all selected in the Australian Indoor Squad. Rene recently toured China with the National u23 team and Brianna was selected in the 2018 Australian Country u21 team. Miles are Julia were also named in the National 2018 Futures Program.

Earlier in the season the club held a Rep night to celebrate and reward the Junior players who

28 represented SEHA this year. A number of our high level men and women ran drills for the kids and they each were presented with a commemorative t-shirt.

Overall it was a great year for Whalies representation and we plan to continue this trend and further support our elite and up and coming high performance players in 2019. Selection in representative teams is reward for their hard work and dedication and their on and off-field success helps encourage others in the club to perform to their own highest ability.

See the tables below for a full list of all representative players for Men, Women and Juniors this year. In addition, we have listed all rep players over the past 5 years as we were required to prepare this information for the UNSW High Performance application for 2019.

Note: if there are any errors in the table below, for 2018 or earlier, please email [email protected] with the correction.

32 Coaching and Training Report It has been another successful year for the UNSW hockey club in the realm of coaching and training. It goes without saying that without a strong team of coaches we wouldn’t have a club. I would like to thank all coaches for taking on a position this year to develop our players and help shape the club.

At times it is can feel like a long season but your dedication and efforts have not gone unnoticed and are greatly appreciated. A special mention to our to our Met 4, ED4 and PL1 coaches (Vince/Graham, Pat/Marcus and Barry/Jai respectively) who led their teams to Grand Finals this year. A huge congratulations also to Jai and Dylan who led our PL2 boys to a successful grand final victory.

The success of the club would not be so if it were not for the support of our managers and support teams. At risk of failing to mention everyone I would still like to acknowledge Jess Brown (PL1 Manager), Chris Kuhn (SL1,3,5 manager), and Adrian Jones (Junior Director) for their continued support of our teams throughout the season. It would also be poor of me not to extend a special congratulations to Liam Dixon and his Met 1 team for contesting their first season in the top league of our the Sydney ladies competition.

The training and coaching department is in strong position to start the 2019 season with over 90% of the equipment having been returned this season. Due to personal work commitments I won’t be contesting the position of Coaching and Training Coordinator in the 2019 season. It would like to acknowledge all of the support extended to me over the past two years from my fellow committee members and also the community of the UNSW Hockey Club. I think the club has a bright future and hope that the direction is one that equally supports all teams to develop and reach their full capability.

Jonathan Paul Coaching and Training Coordinator

33 Junior Report

2018 was another fun and exciting year for the juniors at UNSW. For the 2nd year in a row we had over 100 juniors with a strong retention rate as well as new players across all age groups.

I assumed the responsibility of the junior’s convenor role a bit late really so jumped on a steep learning curve and now have ideas for next year to help get things running a bit more smoothly. This starts by me committing to nominating as junior convenor in 2019 at the AGM. There are many to thank and would like to specifically thank the coaching group (Kes Luis, Richard Chao, Vince Logarzo, Jen Avery and Shannon Campbell), regular umpires (Warren Lee, John Muffett and Kai Jones), team managers (Louise Boyce, Elena Bartos, Cassandra Anguita Deep, Kerr Bray, Bryce Lloyd, Peter Wotherspoon, Phillip Sams and James Campbell) and all those parents and other club members who helped out along the way either at training, match days or some other way behind the scenes

Registrations: UNSW Juniors registered 108 players in 2018, with 72 across the U9 to U13 teams and 36 across the U15 to U17 teams. I will need to confirm with Joe and Gil that all fees have been collected. We also need to ensure we have collected the funds from the government rebates.

Teams: UNSW fielded two U9 teams, two U11 teams, two U13 teams, one U15 team and two U17 teams. ● U9 Gold and U9 Black played games throughout the season against each other and the other two teams being St George and Glebe. Both teams won half the games and lost the other half. Fun was had and the U9’s ended up with a special clinic on semi final weekend Sept 15 ● U11A: 5th out of 5, had a tough season but were competitive in most games ● U11B: 8th out of 10 – at the half way point were contenders for finals but results did not go there way during the 2nd half of season ● U13A: 5th out of 6 and had potential but struggled to convert in the crucial games to get a semi final spot ● U13B: 6th out of 8 and only 2 points short of the 4th s pot for a semi final place. 6 draws in the season showed that they were close and competitive – this group, mostly younger U13’s show promise for 2019 ● U15A: 4th out 5 and in the semi final had a close match with the minor premiers leading 1-0 deep into the 2nd half but losing out in the end – great effort ● U17 Marlins: 6th out of 7 ● U17 Mobys: 5th out of 7 ○ Both the U17 teams were close to getting into the 4th spot for semi’s and could have given it a good go although the top teams were strong this year Junior development: During the year we saw all the teams develop from the first half of the season showing much

34 more competitive performances. This is a result of the dedication and commitment of all player, parents and coaches. We saw a large number of players representing SEHA across all junior age groups from U11 through to U18. I also believe it was a first (or a very long time since) in having representation at the U13 state level. Fiona Pak Poy and others help with organising the inaugural UNSW SEHA reps training night with our top grade senior players helping out the kids – this was received extremely well. Dylan Wotherspoon also came to see the juniors shortly after winning Gold at the Commonwealth games with the Kookaburras – this was another great experience for the junior players and quite inspiring for them all. A number of players have also attended the ASC sports camps during school holidays with a number of the players now attending the Hockey NSW Centre of Development program There is a lot of interest in getting some sort of junior summer comp in February next year as a lead into the preseason for juniors.

Junior Umpires: Not the greatest outcomes this year, but thanks to Kes, John Muffet, Kai Jones, Warren Lee, Vince Logarzo, I and a few others we managed to get umpires on most U13 to U17 games. U9 and U11 games were umpired by parents wherever possible. There is a ground swell of interest in the junior players to learn and be umpires so the plan will be to enable this better next season. To do this, we need to fix up those that did umpire with any appropriate reimbursement and agree the fees for junior umpires clearly next year.

Junior Presentations: It was great to see a number of our juniors at the presentation afternoon on Sunday October 21st held at Eastlakes Golf Club. All U9 to U13 players received medals and trophies were awarded for team coaches’ awards and players player along with a couple of special awards.

Overall: It was an enjoyable and rewarding season for all involved. There are many opportunities to develop the juniors section into next season with a number of parents keen to get involved – planning to commence soon post AGM.

Adrian Jones Juniors Director

35 Team Reports - Men’s

Premier League 1 PL1 has had an extremely successful 2018 season. Whilst there was heartache for PL1, losing a grand final; it was the first grand final for UNSW in Sydney Hockey’s top flight in over 30 years. Ever since UNSW reached back into top flight hockey in Sydney, the team has been making leaps and bounds year on year. There were so many achievements this year that Barry Reid (“Baz”), who himself won 2018 Sydney Hockey Coach of the Year, rattled off just a few with me over the phone from Croatia: ● 8 PL1 selected for the Mens NSW U/21 Representative side and competing at nationals being: Tom Dolby, James Doherty, Kurt Lovett, Dylan Martin, Daine Richards, Josh Mayo, Tom Miotto and Keiran Richards. ● 3 PL1 players selected for NSW AHL: Kurt Lovett, Dylan Martin and Daine Richards. ● Miles Davis, two years in a row selected for Australian schoolboys and selected to represent Australia in the Youth Olympics 5’s. ● Captain James Riddell runners up for Sydney Hockey Association Players Player.

The statistics for this years campaign were also impressive. Mens PL1 had 11 wins, 3 draws and 4 losses for the season, two of those losses came from Sutherland, whom the boys beat 2- 0 in the Semi Final to reach the Grand Final. Dylan Martin and Josh Mayo scored 12 goals each for the black and gold and were ranked equal seventh for highest goalscorer in Sydney.

This year saw the beginning of a pre-season weekend away to Wollongong where the boys trained hard and played hard. The boys on one of their rare weekends off, ran a free barbeque for the rest of the Men (cheers Jimmy) and the PL1 table surprisingly won trivia; we think that may have been because of Jess. The boys are huge club supporters and are already planning next years pre-season.

No PL1 team survives without having a strong second grade, and as proved yet again this year for the back to back double, UNSW PL2 is the strongest. There is a great feeling amongst the men of PL1 and as Baz said just before the orca took revenge on Sutherland in their Semi Final: “There’s something in the air”. This year might not have been the year of the whale, but the migration has begun.

This team would not function however without the support of the club as well as the tireless work of the support team of PL1. A big thank you to Dave Johnston (“Johnno”) for his work this season, the boys appreciate everything you do for us.

A special thank you is reserved for Jessica Webb nee Brown (“Janice”), who herself has capped on an extremely incredible year and showing the boys how to have a hockey and life balance. Janice has been our manager since 2015, when UNSW attained PL1 once more and has been

36 a rock for this team. We will miss her dearly and wish her all the best in the future. We love you Janice.

Yours in Black and Gold Barry Reid

Premier League 2 To be completed

Dylan Martin Natalie Hatch Coach Manager

Premier League 3 To be completed

Michael Dean Coach

Premier League 4 This season the PL4 boys worked hard to cement their spot as an authority amongst the competition. Each week the team came to weekly trainings excited to work on areas that they struggled with over the weekend and showed serious initiative towards bettering and developing their skills.

The team ended the season with a 5th place finish, ending the season on an unfortunate loss to Sydney Uni after an incredible overtime win the previous week.

Congratulations to Brendan Murphy for being voted the team’s B&F player of 2018 and Richard Satchwell for being the team’s highest goal scorer.

Martin Andrews Doug Allison Coach Coach

Sydney League 1 This season the SL1 boys were excited to conquer the competition and walked onto the pitch with tenacity and determination to win. This showed through their hard work in trainings and games but was unfortunately cut short due to various injuries and player absences. From the start of the season to the end, the team drastically improved upon its pre-existing group chemistry on the field, yielding some incredible late game comeback victories.

Ultimately the boys ended the season on a 4th place finish but showed real promise towards a higher finish next year.

Congratulations to Adam Teusner for being voted the team’s B&F player of 2018 and John Forster for being the team’s highest goal scorer.

Doug Allison Coach

Sydney League 3 No report

Sydney League 5 This season it was an absolute pleasure to coach the club’s 7th grade men’s team. This season was somewhat of a rollercoaster, which ultimately finished on a high. With a completely new team, the team once dubbed as the ‘Old Boys’ needed a few weeks to learn each others playing styles and truly mesh. After meshing the team hit a high and ended up making the finals series. With a nail biting 2nd round final the boys won in extra time to progress to the SL5 grand final. Unfortunately, the grand final match didn’t go to plan, but the boys played their hearts out.

From celebrating Warren ‘Waz’ Farleigh’s 40th year at the club to dislocated kneecaps the team experienced it all.

A massive thanks to the boys for such an enjoyable season.

Corinne Rochester Coach

41 Team Reports - Women’s

Sydney East Hockey Association Women’s Premier It was an exciting season with many ups and downs. I always found the games exciting to watch. The girls should be really proud that they made finals.

- Expectations of the team before and after the season I think the team should be really proud of their performance this season. I think next year we have a good chance of winning the competition.

Coming into the season I didn't really know what to expect since it was my first time coaching a women's team. After losing some players from last year's successful team we did have to rejig the team and put some players into new roles. They all rose to the challenge and played some excellent hockey.

- Standout players Bazzy, Shorty, Derr - Most improved players Ellen Barry - her short corner traps have come along nicely. - Team dynamic and chemistry The team is a tight knit group that love hockey. They are a pleasure to coach and I like that they all can articulate their thoughts. - How the team finished on the ladder The team won some key games and just made the finals. Unfortunately we weren't successful in our finals campaign.

Tim Port Coach

2nd Grade - Black UNSW ED2 Black was a fun bunch and a pleasure to coach. The team came into being due to the large number of girls vying for a position in the ED 2 comp. After much deliberating by Ben Tudman my ED2 Gold counterpart we were able to split the girls roughly into 2 teams based on friendship circles and skill. Since that point in time it has been a blast. Definitely one of the most enjoyable hockey seasons I have been able to coach, largely in part by the girls upbeat positude and can do attitude. The team was lead by our fearless captain Lauren (goosey) Kelly who is not ashamed to announce to any all that she was the highest goal scorer for the comp and club, even with a broken foot for the second half of the season. Having that buoyant attitude and experience in the front line allowed our up and coming youngsters to get a feel for goal scoring without the stress of counter attacks. This would become key to the season as somewhere in the selections we ended up with a team of forwards and scarcity in the back lines. It must be said that the mid-season holidays were unkind to the team with Meghan Wheelhouse (our only dedicated fullback) out for a month and then prematurely ending the season with a fractured foot. Meghan was a great help in the back of the field and was a reassurance when things slipped past our Mids. It was lovely to see our two under 18s players hit their stride across the paddock with Mimi Kind rounding off the season as a road block fullback and Milla Jarvis slotting goals upfront and working slapshots around the backline. This year also saw Ellen Barry take on the pads as goalkeeper and even though her stature was short her agility was high. Pocket rocket in goals is an understatement. Being a keen full back in ED premier she was a great help regimenting the backline and kept chirping through all the games. Rounding out the backline was Louise Andrews, Yana Walters and Jessica Brown. All of whom will tell you they are half backs and not full backs. That being said it was nice to see Louise instigate her amazing hit-push skills and Yana massacre a tomahawk or 2 up the left-hand side. Whilst we had Goose and Jazmin on the field we changed tactics up front with 2 high forwards, this kept the field stretched and allowed our roving inners to have some free play when Yana and Louise got the ball up in to the guts. As a result, we had some stela score lines 7-2 and 7-1 and I am happy to say the scores reflected team goals and didn’t just favour our captain. The penalty corner was a winner this year with 3 oddly named formations being used. The “old hag” was efficient but the real winner was the “Hot Bitch” which scored 6-7 goals from my recount and featured a short pass to Phoebe Martyr who pinpoint the inside of the left post with gusto. Special mention needs to go to: Laura Miller who we finally worked out is an amazing inner and not a half; “why the hell didn’t we put her there from the start” – exclaimed Lauren Kelly. Jessica Brown for always being a confident centre half and providing an element of patients on the pitch; “she just looks so relaxed” – said a dazed Phoebe

Emma Rosewarne for proving that not all backs have to play in the back line; “See I can score goals too you know!” – Self-promotion by Emma Some amazing pirouettes by Gabi Strickler Phelps across the pitch who also could backtrack like no other; “She deliberately sat on me, I know she meant it!” – said a sore and sorry Gabi after a very aggressive tackle by a Bosco Lady To Gabi “Pato” Paterson for finally getting her drags going to the strong side.; “whoa that really works!”– said a befuddled Gabi. She really did start to burn players on the right by the end of the season. To Hayley McLachlan for being the playing some excellent hockey after doing some excellent Saturday night partying. Always handy on the far post with some Roger Federer style volley goals. And last our best and fairest Jazmin Cowper, who came in late as our Argentinian import and was outstanding up front making the opposition full backs look like flat footed geese, no offence goose. With all the players that got to come and join in the fun aka Kayleigh, Caro, Corinne, Laura, Vera, Jane, Alex and Nicholas my co coach, it has been an amazing season and one that I personally will look back on with fond memories. To round things off please note some of the comments the girls left with us for the end of the season: Louise Andrews: Having not playing for 10 years and joining a new team, everyone was so welcoming and training was always good! #hitpush Jazmin Cowper: I really liked the positude and support, especially on the last games, and the inclusion of taking people from other places. I felt very comfortable and part of the team � missing trainings already!

Jessica Brown: I really liked our team dinners - particularly Patto’s relationship with wine ��. It was a super fun and enjoyable season - a great team �

Matthew Webb Coach

2nd Grade - Gold To be completed

Ben Tudman Coach

3rd Grade This season ED3 started off in a better position than last year. The team has been playing together for a couple of years and although we lost some of our most talented players to ED2, the team started the season with a solid foundation of basics and tactical skills. As trials run its course, the team saw the addition of returning whalie Annabelle Quigley, Camilla Phillips, Stephanie Blake and super star goalie Bria Robertsson-Smith. The team also picked up a rising star from ED4, Stacey Konstantopoulos and last year´s best and fairest Sarah Pinczewski, who proved herself crucial to the team´s performance.

The season started smoothly and the team showed real promise, working hard at training sessions and committing 100% during game times, especially during those awful 8am games. Captain Colleen Crayford contributed greatly to the formation of the team´s unique bonding spirit and positive thinking in and out of the field.

The players showed great resilience, improving on every result from round one. The highlight of the season was the last game against top of the table Pohogs. Round one saw the team crumble in a heartbreaking 5 - nil loss but on the last game of round two, the team played at their highest level, wining 2 - nil and ending the season on a high.

It has been a privilege to coach such a determined and passionate human group. Although they didn't achieve a great position in the ladder, they definitely achieved a more important goal: building an enjoyable, competitive and committed team, in which everyone worked together to better themselves. I am sure next season will see this group going through to FINALS series.

Jesse Wright & Angie Bean Coach

4th Grade To be completed

Patrick Duffy Coach

Sydney Women’s Hockey League Metro 1 Win Draw Loss For Against Goal Diff Points ML1 (7th) 5 4 9 24 29 -5 19

Squad: Rachel Miller (Captain), Chloe Barrett, Angeles Bean, Julia Bradley, Laura Bridge, Emma Corcoran, Niamh Dixon, Laura Fell, Rene Hunter, Helen Philp, Lizzie Rae, Kate Ryan, Bella Sandy, Brianna Sutton, Bonnie Uhlhorn, Helena Tobbe, Jessica Watterson.

First Grade Best & Fairest: Rene Hunter

After the success of 2017 and gaining promotion to Metro League 1, it was always going to be a challenging season to establish ourselves and build into a team that can compete for the Finals.

Recruitment was a main focus in the off-season and we added eleven new faces to our ML1 squad. This in turn strengthened our Metro League 3 side, which we are pushing towards promotion. James Birkefeld came on board in 2018 as the ML3 coach and support coach to ML1. Overall this has improved the women’s program and we’ve been very fortunate to utilise his experience in creating a strong performing group of women in our top grades.

A solid foundation was formed and we were ready to take on the 2018 season. Unfortunately, the season proved to be one of missed opportunities and plenty of ‘what ifs’, with plenty of impressive performances proving we could compete at this level without managing to secure maximum points.

One of our biggest challenges was having three NSWIS athletes and having our weekly training session clash. I honestly believe that this led to the squad struggling to build cohesion on the pitch which often proved the difference in converting our opportunities. Hopefully moving into 2019, we can secure a training that allows our full squad to attend. I honestly feel with a consistent squad, training regularly together, we can establish a formidable side that can achieve a first ever ML1 premiership in the very near future.

I want to acknowledge Rachel Miller, our captain who was new to the club at the start of the year, but embodies everything positive in the direction this young group is heading. Rach stepped up from the start and was always happy to give her time and use her extensive knowledge and experience to support the player group and coaches.

I look forward to 2019 and to seeing us learn, develop and grow from the challenging season we’ve had together.

Liam Dixon Coach

Metro 3 In 2018 met 3 women finished 3rd on the ladder, and unfortunately lost in the preliminary final against Moorebank. Though this did not meet the expectations the team had set for themselves, there is a lot we have learnt and will take into next season to ensure the team meets their lofty goals. For numerous reasons it was difficult early to build cohesion and continuity in our style of play and the adjustment to a new coach and coaching style for the second time in two seasons meant there were times that we played a little disjointed.

The desire to gain promotion to met 2, through minor or major premierships meant that the team played with a goal oriented rather than a process oriented focus, this tended to see the team play with a level of panic and self pressure that impacted play. In contrast when the team was relaxed and process driven we comfortably played the most attractive and free flowing hockey in the competition.

Moving forward the team and coach will need to discover ways to score more goals in a competition that is becoming more and more defensive and counter attack driven. Though we have a number of areas we can improve, I can comfortably say that this is one of the most enjoyable groups I have ever coached.

Training numbers were superb for the entire season, the intensity and attitude they bought to each training and game was excellent, you always knew they were going to give it everything.

Though some might say they were “highly strung”, it is one of the most socially tight, gregarious and welcoming groups I have met. The positives far outweigh the negatives across the season, and I have no doubt that with a couple of tweaks this energetic and dynamic group will achieve their ambitions very soon.

Thanks for the fun, Jimmy Birkefeld Coach

Metro 4 To be completed

Vince Logarzo Coach

Metro 6 Met 6 were perhaps the most spectacular team to ever grace the fields of the Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre. They started the season with only 3 veteran UNSW players and a squad of newbies to Whalies and some to full field hockey itself. The team was made up of Tilly Measday, Jemma Harbison, Cara Straus, Annabel Barnsley, Sinead Simpkins, Courtney Coates, Monique Marsh, Nicola Gorman, Steph Roydhouse, Tara Jordison, Jo Murphy and Corrine Rochester protecting the D.

The season started off with a lack of players and several losses but as time went on and players were borrowed Met 6 finished off the season not ranked last, which is surprisingly high considering the amount of games played with less than a full team. However, in the ranking of banter and yeet Met 6 would be in the top spot with multiple trivia escapades and a very drunk presentation night. It was rare to see more than 3 people at training, but Gags always showed up and taught us that we should always hold a stick with 2 hands and encouraging us when we had to train with the intense Met 4 team. A special thanks must go to Dom our assistant coach and parking ticket validator, we couldn’t have done it without you! Every single member of the team put in hard work and at the end of the season most improved goes to the entire team, however there was one standout player. Nicola Gorman played every position on the field with ease and was a spectacular captain with the highest amount of goals this season and some excellent skill.

At the end of the season Met 6 came away with a broken back, fractured thumb, several black eyes and hangovers and some amazing friendships. Met 6 would like to formally thank Met 4, ED4, ED3 and any other teams that lent us players throughout the season, we would have struggled without you.

Jo Murphy Matthew Teusner Player Coach

50 Social Report First off, I would like to thank Dylan Martin for his help with organising social events this year, as well as the support from the 2018 Hockey Committee.

The start of season was kicked-off at our club day against Macquarie University, featuring a PL1 game against the Powerhouse Melbourne side. Despite a minor missing-BBQ-related hurdle, the day went great, and was followed up by a night to remember … down the road, singing karaoke!

2018 saw the Commonwealth Games head to the Gold Coast, and we were lucky enough to be able to host a game viewing with our neighbours at Eastlake Bowls. This event was one we hope to continue in the future, particularly with the Pro-League tournament next year! At the end of July, we once again held our club Trivia night, this year at the Eastlake Bowls Club. Thanks again must go to Morris Van Schie for generously stepping in and emceeing the event, keeping us all entertained.

As finals season wrapped up for the year, our sights turned to our annual Presentation Evening. This year we mixed things up a little and introduced an exciting new venue- Dockside, Darling Harbour. The event was a definite success, with lines for the photobooth definitely rivalling those for the bar, and the DJ doing an excellent job at getting everyone up and onto the dancefloor! Special thanks must go to Lee Davis, Monique Marsh, Stacey Konstantopoulos and Dominic Gibbs for all of their support in organising the event, as well as Morris Van Schie, who once again put on the emcee hat and guided us through the night!

Stephanie Roydhouse Social Secretary

51 Appendix A – Previous Awards

Year UNSW Blues Elise Wilkinson David Evans The “Complete Coaching Sports Recognition Award Award Award of Merit Hockey Player” Excellence Award Award 1964 Carl Berglin 1965 Wendy Maher Wouter Weisfelt David Crees David Evans 1966 Terry Lee 1967 Ron Guthrie Penny Warner Gerin Hingee Ian Potter Ivan Spedding 1968 Russell Lloyd Terry Lee Don Whitbread 1969 Robin Tassell 1970 Elizabeth Westcott Denis Eddy 1971 John Cowan David Webster David Webster 1972 Bruce Leeson 1973 Chris Madden John Cowan Hugh Hopkins 1974 Elise Fields 1975 Judy Smith Gary Cronin Hugh Hopkins Kerry Gray 1976 Richard Adamiak John Cowan Laurie Bewes 1977 Jeff Lee Harry Todd 1978 Judy Smith Addy Leyton 1979 Elise Wilkinson 1980 Geoff Hayes Tony Mulligan Bernie Wilkinson Jeni Cowan Debra Dodd 1981 Jo-anna Bryan Bob Proctor 1982 Jenny Alcom 1983 Debra Dodd Rowan Dick Debra Dodd 1984 David Marquard Darryl Sullivan 1985 Bill Thompson Neil Grummitt Toni Mulligan 1986 John Hayes Debra Dodd 1987 Ashley Watson John Donovan Ashley Watson

1988 1989 Kathy Calokerinos Warren Farleigh 1990 Cath Skidmore Kim Buckley Evan Watson Richard Thompson Geoff Thompson 1991 Cath Skidmore 1992 Kaye Watson Peter Brown Lance White William Thompson 1993 Nikki Forwood Alison Hoy Lesley Dunn 1994 James Lawson 1995 Murali Nagarajan David D'Cruz 1996 Neil Duffy Murali Nagarajan Peter Brown 1997 Danielle Moutou Paul Harvey Dave D’Cruz 1998 Andrew Liang 1999 Toni Ovenell 2000 Ian Gates Sonya Jenkins Danielle Moutou Warren Farleigh 2001 Toni Ovenell Dean Thomas 2002 Janet Black 2003 Luke Reilly Danielle Moutou Matt Bradley Kathy Calokerinos 2004 Kathy Calokerinos Andrew Murrell Neil Duffy 2005 Louise Maraun Peter Brown Neil Duffy Helen Jarvie 2006 David Monaghan Craig Ellis 2007 Andrew Murrell Sonya Jenkins David Monaghan 2008 Kathleen Chua Cristin Quinnell Matthew Wansink Sonya Jenkins 2009 Neil Duffy Jonathan Bouzaid Victoria Green 2010 Dane McIlveen Sonya Jenkins Kristy Maxwell Dean Sinclair David Mike 2011 Benjamin Chiu 2012 Claire McGarity Andrew Murrell Lydia Gordon Shannon Duffy 2013 Sasha Vassar Angeles Bean 2014 Raymond Lowe Ben Down 2015 Matthew Webb Fiona Pak-Poy Jess Bingley 2016 Corinne Kesley Luis Alfredo Escuin Rochester 2017 Angeles Bean Lisa van der Ham Graham Nes 2018 Fiona Pak Poy Vince Logarzo Barry Reid

53 Appendix B – Life Members

Year Awarded Name(s) Unknown Carl Berglin, Dennis Eddy, John Tindall 1975 Bernie Wilkinson, David Webster, Jeff Lee, John Cowan 1977 Hugh Hopkins 1978 Judy Smith 1981 Elise Wilkinson, Jenny Cowan 1985 Tony Mulligan 1988 Debbie Dodd, John Hayes, Phillip Allen 1993 Warren Farleigh 1997 Peter Brown 1999 Kathy Calokerinos 2000 Kevin Allen 2002 David D’Cruz 2005 Helen Jarvie, Sonya Jenkins, Neil Duffy 2006 Henry Rolley

54 Appendix C – Principal Office Bearers

Year President Honorable Secretary Honorable Treasurer 1961 Noel Godfrey - - 1962 John Tindall David Evans Terry Lee 1963 John Tindall Carl Berglin Terry Lee 1964 Geoff Rowell Carl Berglin Alan Grove 1965 Denis Eddy Wouter Weisfelt Gerin Hingee 1966 Denis Eddy Terry Lee Gerin Hingee 1967 Terry Lee Ron Guthrie Gerin Hingee 1968 Ron Guthrie Doug Bradshaw Jeff Lee 1969 Jeff Lee Tony Marshall Ron Guthrie 1970 Peter McNamara David Webster Bruce Leeson 1971 Ron Guthrie David Webster Bruce Leeson 1972 Bruce Leeson John Cowan Hugh Hopkins 1973 Bruce Leeson Ian Smith Hugh Hopkins 1974 John Cowan Ian Smith Hugh Hopkins 1975 Jeff Lee Tony Mulligan Hugh Hopkins 1976 Jeff Lee Tony Mulligan Hugh Hopkins 1977 Jeff Lee Phillip Allen Hugh Hopkins 1978 Russell Lloyd Glenys MacDonald Hugh Hopkins 1979 Kerry Gray Jenny Cowan Rod Hoffman 1980 Chris Edmeades Tony Mulligan Rod Hoffman 1981 Tony Mulligan David Allen Jo-anna Bryan 1982 Gary Cronin Graeme Durrant Jo-anna Bryan 1983 Tony Mulligan Hilary Coolican Ashley Watson 1984 Tony Mulligan David Marquard Alison Quinn 1985 Tony Mulligan Robyn Lee Tim Deeble 1986 Debbie Dodd Jo Fitzsimmons Ashley Watson 1987 Debbie Dodd Graeme Durrant Ashley Watson 1988 Debbie Dodd Graeme Durrant William Thompson 1989 William Thompson Judy Birrell Jo Zurrer 1990 John Ross Kim Buckley Alison Kay 1991 John Ross Kim Buckley / Cath Alison Kay Skidmore 1992 Brett Stephens Lesley Dunn John Ross

1993 David D’Cruz Lesley Dunn Mike Tuckerman 1994 David D’Cruz Murali Nagarajan Geoff Hawkins 1995 David D’Cruz Murali Nagarajan Geoff Hawkins 1996 Murali Nagarajan / Cath Jason Tickle / Sonya Jenkins Clarke Michael Stephen 1997 Neil Duffy Vicki Hoare Sonya Jenkins 1998 Diane Hudson Julie Harvey Andrew Newton 1999 Robert Mays Andrew Coates Andrew Newton 2000 Kath Calokerinos Toni Ovenell Linda Lowe 2001 Kath Calokerinos Toni Ovenell Linda Lowe 2002 Kath Calokerinos David Monaghan Maria Burden 2003 Kath Calokerinos David Monaghan Jo Walker 2004 Kath Calokerinos Toni Ovenell Fabia Palmer 2005 David Monaghan Sasha Vassar Patricia Lam 2006 David Monaghan Sasha Vassar Kristy Maxwell 2007 Neil Duffy Caitlin Moffat Kristy Maxwell 2008 Neil Duffy Caitlin Moffat Stephanie Choong 2009 Andrew Murrell Matt Brindley Kristy Maxwell 2010 Andrew Murrell Matt Brindley Kristy Maxwell 2011 Andrew Murrell Sasha Vassar Rob Day 2012 Andrew Murrell Sasha Vassar Stephen Wright 2013 Andrew Murrell Sasha Vassar Stephen Wright 2014 Matthew Webb Sasha Vassar / Stephen Stephen Wright Broadfoot 2015 Matthew Webb Stephen Broadfoot Rachel Armstrong 2016 Corinne Rochester Tien Tran Rachel Armstrong 2017 Corinne Rochester Tien Tran Isabella Nieuwland 2018 Corinne Rochester Kale Dyer Joseph Kozera