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HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 1 Vision Statement to Lead and Grow Hockey in Queensland HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 1 Vision Statement To lead and grow hockey in Queensland. Mission Statement To lead the growth of hockey in Queensland through innovative programs, strong brand awareness, diversifying the game and building a commercial base. HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 2 CONTENTS The Board and HQ Staff 4 2016 Officials 4 President’s Report 5 CEO’s Report 7 Remote Indigenous Hockey Program 10 2016 Hockey Qld “Association Highlights” 11 2016 Records 18 Blades Report 23 Scorchers Report 24 State Team and Placings 26 National Selections 32 International Appointments 37 2015 Hockey Qld Awards 39 Financials 41 HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 3 THE BOARD AND HQ OFFICIALS AND HQ STAFF ASSOCIATIONS Patron Board Sub-Committees His Excellency the Governor of Queensland Finance and Risk Management Paul de Jersey AC Paul Mantell (Chair), Louisa Begley, Graham Astbury, Selva Thambiaiyah President Mr Steven Stewart Integrity Committee Philip Hack (Chair), Tim Fuller, Kate West, Louisa Begley, Kazzia Lammon Vice President Ms Tara Diamond Judiciary Panel John Giles, Linda Hunter, Joseph Rudolph Finance Director Mr Paul Mantell Affiliated Associations and Kindred Organisations Affiliated Associations Board of Directors Atherton, Brisbane Women, Brisbane Men, Bundaberg, Term Starts Term Ends Cairns, Gladstone, Gold Coast, Gympie, Hervey Bay, Mr Steven Stewart March 2016 March 2019 Ipswich, Mackay, Maryborough, Mount Isa, Redlands, Ms Tara Diamond March 2016 March 2019 Rockhampton, Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Townsville, Tweed Border, Warwick Ms Patricia Hansen Nov 2014 March 2017 Mr Darren Cavanagh March 2016 March 2018 Minor Associations Ms Victoria Carthew March 2016 March 2017 Moranbah Mr Colin Murphy March 2016 March 2018 Mr Graham Astbury March 2016 March 2018 Kindred Associations Mr Paul Mantell March 2016 March 2017 Qld Primary Schools, Qld Secondary Schools, Rockhampton Indoor Staff Administration Operating Committees Louisa Begley, Chief Executive Officer High Performance Advisory Group Daniel Egan, Manager - Business Operations Greg Richards (Chair), Louisa Begley, Matthew Wells, Des King, Barry Vohland, Jan Hadfield Sue McLatchey, Manager - Hockey Operations Barry Vohland, Program Manager - Talent Pathway Technical Operating Committee Caitlin Sippel, Program Manager - Competitions and Joanne Greensill (Chair), Bernadette Gotting, Officiating Linda Hunter, Cheryl Kann, Vicki Warren, Sonya Fisher, Selva Thambiaiyah, Assistant Accountant Michael Wiemers, Ronda Nix OAM, Joseph Rudolph, Tracey Harbourne, Member Support and Administration Lyn Thomas Officer Sonya Taylor, Program Officer - State Teams & Events Umpiring (Resigned May 2016) Lyn Hill (Chair), Julie Ashton-Lucy, Steve Rogers, Carl Dalton, Talent Development Manager Ben de Young (Resigned April 2016) Indoor Advisory Group Lyn Hill (Chair), Lisa Morgan, Paul Tucker, Remote & Indigenous Program Graham Taylor, Marc Pike, Barry Vohland Lewis Dexter, Development Officer (RIHP) Kazzia Lammon, Development Officer (RIHP) Women’s Masters Committee Amber Mutch, Development Officer (RIHP) Linda Hunter (Chair), Di Barrie, Patricia Hansen, Sue Reid, Myra Reilly, Karin Walduck, Megan Ward State Hockey Centre Greg Gunner, Facility Supervisor Men’s Masters Committee Nerieada Gill, Canteen Coordinator Gil Voysey (Chair) Shane Bocking, Bookings and Event Coordinator Auditor PKF Lawler Solicitors Bradley Rees Hogan - BRH Lawyers McInnes Wilson Lawyers HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 4 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Well this year has been a real voyage of discovery for me which I have enjoyed immensely. I have met a lot of fantastic HQ staff and hockey volunteers across the state, whose tireless efforts are greatly appreciated. That is not to say that there have not been a variety of issues that have needed to be addressed but these have been managed in accordance with our policies and in a professional way by members of HQ. From my perspective I am very happy with our Board of Directors. It has a great blend of business and hockey experience and is a group who interact and communicate well. They are all committed to Through the year we have seen a number of highlights promoting hockey and the best outcomes for all of with the successes and recognition of individuals and our members, both regional and metropolitan. I look teams. Unfortunately, there are too many to list forward to continuing to work with them and our CEO, but two that I specifically consider worth mentioning Louisa, and her staff to achieve our goals over the next include QSport's recognition of Adam Kearns, who strategic planning cycle. officiated at the Rio Olympics, as the 2016 Queensland Sports Officiator of the Year and Faye Wastell OAM and On a national level I am excited by the renewal of QSport’s Service to Sport Award. These are wonderful the Hockey Australia Board and the election of Tracey achievements and I again congratulate you both. Belbin OAM, Mackay as a Director and the selection by the HA Board of Melanie Woosnam, Redlands to the Our women’s program hit record heights with our U15, role of President. I am very confident in their ability U18, U21, AHL and Over 35 Masters all 2016 National and look forward to working with them over the next Champions. Congratulations to all players, coaches and few years as we commence the next Olympic cycle. team managers on this outstanding achievement and tribute to Des King, HQ’s Women’s High Performance During the year I have been fortunate to be able to Coach for the long term commitment required to attend field and indoor state championships hosted by achieve this level of success. Many players’ successes Tweed Border, Gympie, Mackay, Cairns, Maryborough are highlighted throughout this report, but I’d like and of course the State Hockey Centre with Super to recognise Rosie Malone (Gold Coast) who had an League a very successful showcase and celebration exceptional year being a key player demonstrating of our talent on and off the field. It has been a great strong leadership qualities in the U18, U21 and AHL opportunity for me to meet some of the executives of winning teams and gaining national selection for the these associations along with the volunteers and see Junior World Cup. for myself the wonderful facilities and opportunities they provide. It has also provided me the opportunity I would also like to make special mention of the Hockey to understand the different issues each of the Queensland personnel who were involved in bringing associations face. the Remote and Indigenous Hockey Program to Aurukun in Far North Queensland. The program was a great I acknowledge the efforts of the Competitions Working example of what can be achieved to facilitate access Group who have presented a great opportunity for to hockey and provide a positive experience for remote hockey with the creation of the Queensland Festival communities. of Hockey for our open age players to advance our competitions for our Associations and increase 2016 has also seen the end of an era with the participation in this age group. retirement of Jan Hadfield (“PB”) from her 32 years of international umpiring duties stretching across HQ is privileged to have talented committee members three Olympic Games 1988/2004/2008 and four serving on our High Performance World Cups 1990/2002/2006/2010. Jan was awarded Advisory Group lead by Chair Greg Richards, Technical the Guust Lathouwers Memorial Trophy by the FIH Officiating Committee lead by Joanne Greensill, Indoor in 2006 for outstanding service to the development Hockey Advisory Group and Umpires Committee both and promotion of umpiring worldwide. Jan was lead by Lyn Hill, Women’s Masters Committee lead by awarded her Australian Umpire’s Badge in 1977, was Linda Hunter and we thank them all for their tireless consistently rated as the number one women’s umpire efforts to work with HQ staff to lead hockey into a in Australia and has generously shared her talents with bright future. HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 5 Australian, Queensland and local umpires throughout We wish them every success in their new endeavours her illustrious career. We congratulate Jan on an in life and look forward to their involvement in Hockey exceptional contribution to hockey and look forward Queensland in the future to grow our next generation of to her continued involvement on our High Performance hockey heroes. Advisory Group and developing our local umpires. Finally, I would like to congratulate our Queensland Even though I have specifically mentioned a few Retiring Olympians Madonna Blyth, Teneal Attard and individuals and events I also recognise the commitment Jamie Dwyer for their stellar careers and contribution to and contribution by hundreds of volunteers throughout hockey in Australia and internationally. Madonna as our the state and acknowledge that they are our core and most capped Australian female player with 342 games most valuable resource in the continuing progress of over a 13 year career and Australian Captain from 2009 hockey. to 2016, triple Olympian in 2008/2012/2016 and three- time FIH World Star Team in 2007/2009/2010. Teneal I look forward to 2017 and the opportunity to continue our dual Olympian 2008/2012, with 221 caps over a 12 to serve our great sport. year international career. Jamie, Australia’s most decorated player over a 15 year international career, Steve Stewart our four-time Olympian scoring the winning goal in the gold medal match to secure the Olympic title at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens and two bronze medals in 2008/2012 and five-time winner of international hockey’s World Player of the Year award. HOCKEY QUEENSLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2016 6 CEO’S REPORT This report covers the final year of Hockey Queensland’s three year Strategic Plan. Throughout this period the plan focused on increasing participation numbers, developing our athletes, coaches and officials, strengthening our hockey network and improving Hockey Queensland’s financial position. Each year of the plan has delivered significant progress towards the identified outcomes and 2016 was no exception.
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