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2018-Asctaqld-Annual-Report-Compressed.Pdf QLD BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LIFE MEMBERS BOARD OF MANAGEMENT President Mr Mark Lorrimer Directors Mr Shaun Crow, Ms Elisha Hunt, Mr David Lush, Mr Paul Jones, Mrs Raelene Ryan Ex-officio Mrs Trudee Stafford (Branch Administrator) LIFE MEMBERS Mr Joe King*, Mr Laurie Lawrence, Mr John Carew*, Mr Paul Quinlan, Mr Phil Macleod*, Mr Arthur Cusack*, Mr Reginald Francis*, Mr Ken Wood*, Mrs Jan King, Mr David Urquhart, Ms Pat Wright OAM, Mr Denis Cottrell, Mr Ross Gage, Mr John Wallace, Mr Brian Stehr, Mr Peter Diamond, Mr Shaun Crow. * - Deceased AUDITOR AMG Accountants & Advisors 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT I am pleased to present this report to members of asctaQLD for the 2017/18 financial year. During 2017/18, asctaQLD coaches were again well represented on both a National and International platform. Following Queensland’s success at the 2017 Australian Open Championships and 2017 Australian Age Championships, 16 Queensland coaches were selected on the following Australian Teams: 2017 World Championships Team Michael Bohl OAM, Dean Boxall, Simon Cusack, David Lush, Chris Mooney, Chris Nesbit and Michael Sage 2017 Para World Championships Team Harley Connolly, Nathan Doyle and David Heyden 2017 World Junior Championships Team Shaun Crow, Damien Jones and Janelle Pallister 2017 World University Games Team Glenn Baker and Ashley Callus 2017 Youth Commonwealth Games Team Richard Sleight The outstanding efforts of these coaches culminated in Queensland continuing to produce world-class coaches and athletes. The success rate of these coaches saw Queensland swimmers bring home 77.5% of Australia’s medals achieved at the 2017 World Championships and 63% of Australia’s medals achieved at the World Junior Championships, World University Games and Youth Commonwealth Games combined. Unfortunately, due to the devastating earthquake that hit Mexico City in September 2017, the Para World Championships was postponed until December. As an alternative event, the Australian Swim Team competed at the 2017 Para Swimming Canadian Open in Toronto. asctaQLD enlisted the services of swimming experts David Lush, Nick Smith, Chris Nesbit, Barry Prime, Brant Best, Shelly Douyere, Chris Mooney, Lorraine Tobin, Carol Markie-Dadds, Sally McKitrick, Karen Gilchrist and Shannon Townsend to present at the 2017 asctaQLD State Conference, which provided teachers and coaches with a valuable professional development and collaborative opportunity. To continue the support of Queensland coaches, asctaQLD also contributes to Swimming Queensland via financial support for the Coach and Club Development Officers who work with coaches around the State in the form of clinics, coach workshops, program visits and associated development activities. The Queensland team prevailed yet again at the 2017 State Teams Championships, securing another victory under the following coaches: Drew McGregor, Damien Jones, David Proud, Bobby Jovanovich, Craig Harkiss, David Thomas, Justin Bell, Ken Sabotic, Kyle Samuelson and Shane Kingston. As well as winning the Champion Team trophy, Queensland was named Champion Male Team, Champion Female Team, Champion Male Team 14/15 years, and 2 Champion Female Team 13/14 years. To date, Queensland is the only State to ever win this event. From 4-15 April 2018, Queensland experienced the magic of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games. Queensland swimmers and coaches comprised 59% and 66% of the Australia Swim Team respectively and amassed 73% of Australia’s gold medal haul and 68% of the total medal count. The Swimming Queensland Paulus Wildeboer Scholarship provided 22 Qld coaches with exceptional development and educational learning opportunities in 2017/18. Firstly, a group of 8 coaches attended the World Championships in Budapest under the leadership of Drew McGregor and Brant Best and secondly, 14 coaches attended the Commonwealth Games. 2017 World Championships Adam Hosking, Ben Allen, Damien Jones, David Proud, Janelle Pallister, Kyle Samuelson, Sean Eels 2018 Commonwealth Games Adam Mallett, Ben Allen, David Thomas, Humberto Angerami, James Critoph, Jodie Shanks, Kate Bell, Mark Erickson, Michael Wise, Michaela Pattinson, Richard Sleight, Sam Armstrong, Stewart Melton, Tamara Quinn asctaQLD finished a very successful 2017 with the AGM and Awards Afternoon which was held on the last day of the 2017 Queensland Championships in December. Record attendance made for a very enjoyable afternoon with peers, recognising the success of Queensland coaches and celebrating their outstanding achievements. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Swimming Queensland and asctaQLD sponsor Vorgee for once again generously supporting this function. In addition to the awards at the function and to celebrate Queensland coaches’ success and outstanding achievements on a National and State level, asctaQLD recognised Age Champion coaches by awarding them with a polo shirt, and coaches of swimmers in the 2018/19 Swimming Queensland Development Squads with a shirt. At the conclusion of the 2017/18 financial year, the Association retained a surplus of $59,980. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the asctaQLD Board for their contributions in this voluntary role and all who have contributed to the success of asctaQLD in offering their support throughout the year. I would also like to make note of the continuation of sponsorship from Vorgee, together with the support provided from the Queensland Academy of Sport, Swimming Queensland and ascta National, whose commitment and support vitally contribute to the success and development of our Queensland coaches. Mark Lorrimer President asctaQLD 3 AWARDS COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS Coach of the Year David Lush Coach of the Year (Open Water) Chris Nesbit Coach of the Year (Swimmer with Disability) Harley Connolly Outstanding Achievements World Championships Michael Bohl OAM Commonwealth Games Glenn Baker Michael Bohl OAM Dean Boxall Ashley Callus Simon Cusack Nathan Doyle Rob Hindmarsh Chris Nesbit Vince Raleigh Michael Sage Richard Scarce AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDS Club Coach of the Championships (Commonwealth Games Trials) Dean Boxall Club Coach of the Championships (Pan Pacs Trials) Nathan Doyle Australian Championships Coach of Qld Athlete of the Championships Dean Boxall (Commonwealth Games Trials) (Mitch Larkin) Australian Championships Coach of Qld Athlete of the Championships Rob Van Der Zant (Pan Pacs Trials) (Paige Leonhardt) AUSTRALIAN AGE CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDS Age-Group Coach of the Championships Dean Boxall (AB) Nathan Doyle (MC) Australian Age Championships Coach of Qld Athlete of the Championships Ken Sabotic (Thomas Hauck) Liam Du Feu (Madeleine McTernan) 4 2018 Age Champion Coaches Alex Beaver Shane Kingston Michael Sage Justin Bell Michael Lewandowski Paul Sansby Dean Boxall Richard McLean Guilly Santos Michael Bromley Bob Miller Richard Scarce Harley Connolly Steve Miller Paul Simms Nathan Doyle Chris Nesbit Richard Sleight Liam Du Feu Janelle Pallister Lachlan Staples Sean Eels David Proud David Thomas John Gatfield Vince Raleigh Rob Van Der Zant David Heyden Raelene Ryan Chris Wright Damien Jones Ken Sabotic QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDS Qld Championships ‘Bronze Licence’ Coach of the Championships David Thomas Qld Championships ‘Bronze Licence’ Coach of Qld Athlete of the David Thomas Championships (Flynn McGregor) DEVELOPMENT AWARDS Qld JX Club of the Year Rackley Qld Regional Association JX Club of the Year Far North Qld Central Cairns North Qld Gardens Central Qld Gladstone Gladiators Wide Bay Pelican Waters Caloundra Darling Downs Toowoomba Grammar Gold Coast Miami Qld JX Pro-rata Coach of the Year Wellington Point Development Program Support Paul Simms Coaches Coach Award Mark Erickson Tom Fronek Carrie Hills Gail Smail Swim Australia Teacher of the Year Sharon Bryant 5 Emerging National Championships Coach (OWS) Damien Jones John Rodgers Rob Van Der Zant Emerging National Championships Coach (SWD) Liam Du Feu Brian Glass Emerging Age Championships Coach John Gatfield Bobby Jovanovich Morgan Knabe Michael Lewandowski Kyle Samuelson Luke Stafford Chris Wright Emerging Age Championships Coach (SWD) Alex Beaver Liam Du Feu Erin McCarthy Guilly Santos Emerging Age Championships Coach (OWS) Elisha Hunt Damien Jones Alberto Lantieri Richard McLean Vince Raleigh Lachlan Staples National Senior Team Coach David Heyden Coach of a Swimmer on a National Senior Team Damien Jones (AB) Michael Sage (MC) National Junior Team Coach & Swimmer Selected on National Junior Team Janelle Pallister Coach of a Swimmer on a National Junior Team Michael Bromley Qld Team Coach Justin Bell Bobby Jovanovich 6 RECORDS The following coaches, coached swimmers to the records listed below. WORLD RECORD Michael Bohl OAM Emma McKeon 4x100m Freestyle Relay Harley Connolly Lakeisha Patterson 100m Freestyle S8; 200m Freestyle S8 Simon Cusack Bronte Campbell 4x100m Freestyle Relay Cate Campbell 4x100m Freestyle Relay Shayna Jack 4x100m Freestyle Relay Michael Sage Liam Schluter 400m Freestyle S14 WORLD JUNIOR RECORD Chris Mooney Kaylee McKeown 200m Backstroke COMMONWEALTH RECORD Michael Bohl OAM Emma McKeon 100m Butterfly; 4x100m Mixed Medley Relay Simon Cusack Bronte Campbell 4x100m Mixed Medley Relay Cate Campbell 50m Freestyle Mitchell Larkin 4x100m Mixed Medley Relay David Lush Emily Seebohm 50m Backstroke; 200m Backstroke OCEANIAN RECORD Michael Bohl OAM Grant Irvine 4x100m Mixed Medley Relay Dean Boxall Ariarne Titmus 400m Freestyle Simon Cusack Cate Campbell 50m Butterfly Shayna Jack 4x100m Mixed Medley Relay David
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