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Water Polo Queensland Incorporated Annual Report 2017/18 WATER POLO QUEENSLAND INCORPORATED ANNUAL REPORT 2017/18 TABLE OF CONTENTS Corporate Office Bearers 4 Honour Roll 5 President’s Report 8 Chief Executive Officer’s Report 10 Participation & Pathways Report 12 Competitions & Events Report 16 Statistics & Results 2017/18 Membership Statistics 14 National Championships 18 State Championships 20 Pan Pacific Youth Water Polo Festival 23 Australian & International Representation 24 Financial Report Committee’s Report 27 Statement of Comprehensive Income 28 Statement of Financial Position 29 Statement of Cash Flow 30 Notes to the Financial Statements 31 Statement by Members of the Committee 38 Independent Audit Report 39 4 OFFICE BEARERS PERSONNEL 2017/18 HONORARY OFFICERS WATER POLO QUEENSLAND OFFICE Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer Sharyn Tucker Robert Donaghue (President) Head of Participation & Pathways Lou Scarpato Mel Rippon (Secretary - resigned May 2018) Development Officer – SEQ Paula Shannon Bronwen Knox (resigned – July 2018) (Finance Officer) Development Officer – NQ Andrea Johnstone Paul Coolican (Country Associations Officer) Competitions, Events & Club Services Coordinator Stephen Porter Isabella Andersson (Marketing Officer -resigned September 2017) Administration Officer Pam McGarrigle Bjorn Galjaardt Marketing & Communications (Athletic Development Officer) Coordinator Angela Szonyi Anica Bussell (Competitions Officer) Jeremy Archer QUEENSLAND ACADEMY OF (Diversity & Marketing Officer – SPORT appointed October 2017) High-Performance Manager Aleksandr Osadchuk (resigned March 2017) Josh Carius (Interim) Head Coach – Women’s Water Polo Program Nicola Johnson (Interim) Head Coach – Men’s Water Polo Program Dmitry Gorshkov Annual Report | www.waterpoloqld.com.au 5 HONOUR ROLL AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S TEAM LIFE MEMBERS 1976 – 1981 Paul Gair – Coach 1972 Mr N.M.Cooke LLB 1976 – 1981 Debbie Handley-Cummins 1975 Dr J. Van Opdenbosch 1976 – 1980 Carol Hudson 1976 Mr R.W. Parton 1976 – 1980 Debbie Larkin 1981 Mr R.J. Wiles* 1976 – 1977 Sue Raeburn 1983 Mr S.J. Cluett 1977 Kathy Beer 1989 Ms B. Parker 1977 Denise Lee Long 2005 Mr J Birch 1977 Vicki McKain 2007 Ms L Lister* 1978 Julie Lutvey *deceased 1980 – 1989 Jacqui Thomas 1981 – 1991 Amanda Leeson HALL OF FAME 1981 – 1983 Sue Gordon 2005 Debbie Cummins 1981 – 1983 Jackie Thomas 2006 Anthony (Tony) West 1981 Julie Antonieff 2006 Kate Swete-Kelly 1982 – 1986 Katie McAdam 2006 Julian Muspratt 1982 – 1986 Sandy Mills 2007 Russell Sherwell 1982 – 1988 Janet Rayner 2008 Amanda Leeson-Smith 1983 – 1985 Natalie Greig 2008 Carol Hudson 1985 – 1993 Sharyn Gist 2008 Jacqui (Thomas) Giles 1987 – 1991 Kylie Williams 2009 Jack Lusic 1987 Linda Dick 2009 Debbie Powell 1989 Jackie (Thomas) Giles 2013 Janet Rayner 1989 Fiona Jamieson 2013 Sandy Mills 1992 – 1993 Kristina Smith 2013 Toby Jenkins 1992 – 2004 Bronwyn Mayer (Smith) 2013 Sharyn (Gist) Arnold 1994 – 2004 Naomi Castle 2013 Aleksandr Osadchuk 1995 – 2000 Gail Miller 2013 Gus Wiles 1997 – 2003 Melissa (Mills) Byram Annual Report | www.waterpoloqld.com.au 6 1999 – 2002 Tanya Keogh 2018 Sophie Milliken 1999 – 2008 Nikita Cuffe 2018 Abby Andrews 2000 – 2002 Julia Flaskas 2000 – 2012 Melissa Rippon AUSTRALIAN MEN’S TEAM 2002 Jodie (Taylor) Watson 1973 – 1975 Tony West 2002 Kara Dimitrijevic 1975 – 1979 Ross Langdon 2002 Rebecca Witham 1979 Col Ling 2002 – 2004 Jodie Stuhmcke 1979 Bill Brooks 2002 – 2008 Amy Hetzel 1979 Andrew Carrick 2002 – 2012 Kate Gynther 1979 Phil Howden 2003 – 2012 Alicia McCormack 1978 Jack Lusic 2005 Bronwen Knox 1980 – 1986 Julian Muspratt 2005 – 2008 Suzie Fraser 1981 – 1986 Russell Sherwell 2005 – 2012 Jane Moran 1982 Adrian Smith 2005 – 2014 Sophie Smith 1983 – 1985 Peter Bagster 2005 Helen Smith 1985 – 1986 Mark Grooby 2006 – 2009 Sarah Mills 1985 – 1986 Brett Dugdale 2008 – 2016 Kelsey Wakefield 1989 Bill Brooks 2009 Kate Miller 2001 – 2004 Toby Jenkins 2010 – 2013 Nanda Stoltz 2001 – 2008 Rafael Sterk 2010 Ashleigh Southern 2003 – 2008 Pietro Figlioli 2013 – 2015 Bronte Colenso 2001 – 2004 Aleks Osadchuk 2013 Elle Armit 2003 – 2006 Adam Richardson 2013 – 2014 Olivia King 2003 David Will 2015 Ellodie Ruffin 2009 Tom Woodwyck 2017 Bridget Leeson Smith 2006 – 2012 Anthony Martin 2017 Gabriella Palm 2010 Daniel Streets 2017 Ashleigh Roberts 2006 – 2012 Rob Maitland 2017 Tiana Sogaard Andersen 2007 Rhys Howden 2017 Alice Williams 2008 – 2016 William (Billy) Miller Annual Report | www.waterpoloqld.com.au 7 2011 James Howden 2012 Bronwen Knox 2011 Dan Young 2012 Jane Moran 2018 Nic Porter 2012 Melissa Rippon 2012 Sophie Smith OLYMPIC REPRESENTATIVES 2012 Ashleigh Southern 1980 Julian Muspratt 2016 Rhys Howden (c) 2000 Rafael Stark 2016 Bronwen Knox (c) 2000 Naomi Castle 2016 Ashleigh Southern 2000 Gail Miller 2016 Kelsey Wakefield 2000 Melissa Mills 2004 Pietro Figlioli GOLD MEDALIST 2004 Toby Jenkins 2000 Naomi Castle 2004 Aleksandr Osadchuk 2000 Gail Miller 2004 Naomi Castle (c) 2000 Melissa Mills 2004 Nikita Cuffe 2004 Kate Gynther BRONZE MEDALIST 2004 Jodie Stuhmcke 2008 Melissa Rippon (c) 2008 Pietro Figlioli 2008 Nikita Cuffe 2008 Rhys Howden 2008 Suzie Fraser 2008 Robert Maitland 2008 Kate Gynther 2008 Anthony Martin 2008 Amy Hetzel 2008 Melissa Rippon (c) 2008 Bronwen Knox 2008 Nikita Cuffe 2012 Kate Gynther (c) 2008 Suzie Fraser 2012 Bronwen Knox 2008 Kate Gynther 2012 Jane Moran 2008 Amy Hetzel 2012 Melissa Rippon 2008 Bronwen Knox 2012 Sophie Smith 2012 Rhys Howden 2012 Ashleigh Southern 2012 Billy Miller 2012 Kate Gynther (c) Annual Report | www.waterpoloqld.com.au 8 PRESIDENT’S REPORT WELCOME TO THE WATER POLO QUEENSLAND 2017/18 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING This year’s report is a culmination of records and results from the perspective of the strategic initiatives of the current plan delivered by each of the responsible operational areas. From the Board’s perspective, it is very satisfying to see that the organisation is in a favourable position financially, achieving the goals of the strategic plan through ongoing resourceful and effective management operationally. It is refreshing to be able to start the reflection of the successes and achievements of the year with the Team Queensland participation in the Sydney Youth Festival and to end the reporting period with thirteen (13) state representative teams’ participation at the Pan Pacific Youth Water Polo Festival. In between there has been championships, events, upskilling programs, the introduction of new accreditation programs, information sessions, significant social media coverage, the statistics and reports for which will be itemised under the relevant sections in the Annual Report. Governance within sporting organisations is currently at the forefront of all official directives and policy papers. The current core business funding requires that State Sporting Organisations in Queensland address their governance strategically and to this end, after consultation with member clubs and associations, Water Polo Queensland adopted a new constitution in September 2017 that complies with the current legislation and the needs of the organisation. The constitution allows for a portfolio-based management committee whereby electing someone to fill each role can now be determined by the nominee’s suitable and relevant qualifications for each position. Through this process, the Diversity & Marketing Officer role was established, which recognises the importance in ensuring the sport is accessible to all Queenslanders. This is the first role of its kind in any state sporting organisation, and further demonstrates the leadership WPQ has shown in this space. I would like to thank my fellow Board members for their dedication in ensuring the governance of water polo in Queensland is at all times compliant to the various – and many - rules of the sport and governing bodies as well as the requirements of legislation and for their deliberation on all matters. There has been increased cooperation and consultation within the organisation with the portfolio roles being held by suitably qualified members – and more time devoted to carrying out the related duties. We strive to create an environment of professionalism and program delivery and to achieve this we need a committed workforce of paid employees and volunteers. Annual Report | www.waterpoloqld.com.au 9 We are fortunate to have the calibre of staff in the WPQ office who are dedicated water polo enthusiasts and understand the needs of the water polo community in Queensland. Water polo, as with most other sports, could not survive without the many dedicated volunteers who take roles on club committees, run programs and events, coach and manage teams and many more significant duties. Congratulations to you all - staff and volunteers – and thank you on a job well done to achieve the success as recorded in this report. While this report is claiming successes and efficiencies on many fronts, there is still much work to be done. We are at the half way mark of the current funding period and have achieved more than seventy-five per cent of the initiatives of the grant. With continued cooperation within the whole Queensland water polo community, Water Polo Queensland will become “the home of Water Polo in Australia by taking the game to more people and more communities across Queensland” by creating “an environment where our clubs and associations are thriving, our volunteers are valued and fulfilled, participation is at an all-time high, and our athletes are being nurtured, striving for excellence and maximising their potential.” (WPQ Strategic
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