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ANNUAL REPORT 2017 WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE SUPPORT OF THE FOLLOWING FUNDERS, SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS 1 CONTENTS PAGE Officers 2 Affiliated Bay of Plenty Clubs & Memberships 3 Chairman’s Report 4 Manager’s Report 5 Coaching Director’s Report 6 High Achievers 7-8 Squash Bay of Plenty & Squash New Zealand Awards 9 Senior Representative Events - Senior Nationals 10-12 - New Zealand Masters 13 Junior Representative Events - Junior Quadrangular 14 - Junior Nationals 15 - Bay of Plenty Junior Team 16 Bay of Plenty Junior Squads 17 WSF World Junior Championships 18-19 National Events - Cousins Shield/Mitchell Cup 20 - Superchamps National Finals 21 - New Zealand Champion of Champions Finals 22 District and Club Events - Neeley Log 22 - Bay of Plenty Open, Doubles 23 - Interclub 24 - Superchamps District Eliminations 24 - Eye Junior 1 Day Series 25 - Bay of Plenty Junior Open 26 School Events - New Zealand Secondary Schools Team Championships 26 - Bay of Plenty Secondary Schools Championships 27 - New Zealand Aims Games Championships 28 - Bay of Plenty Primary and Intermediate Championships 29 Financial Statements 30-42 Contact Us 43 SQUASH BAY OF PLENTY ANNUAL REPORT 2017 HISTORICAL RECORD OF OFFICERS 2 Life Members OFFICERS Mr R B Clarke Appointed 1976 Mr W R Murphy Appointed 1980 Mr K Treloar Appointed 1984 Mrs L Smith Appointed 1985 Mr N Munro Appointed 1985 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 2016 Mr R Carter Appointed 1996 Mr G Bowden Appointed 2007 Patron Mr S Morrison Appointed 2007 Neville Munro Mr A Brownrigg Appointed 2013 Financial Accounts Reviewer Mr W Wills Appointed 2013 Doug Taylor Presidents/Chairpersons Board Members Mr R B Clarke 1972-1976 Vicki Beker - Chairman Mr K R Treloar 1977-1978 Gavin Hudson Mr N Munro 1979-1981 Mark Fell Mr T McQueen 1982-1984 Ross McCurran Mr B Callinan 1985 Mr J Lambly 1986-1987 District Coach/CoachForce Officer Mr R Carter 1988-1990 Robbie Wyatt Mr C Blanchard 1991-1992 District Manager Mrs S Trumper 1993-1995 Marcus Niles Mr C Blanchard 1996-1997 Mr A Holmes 1998-1999 Selectors Mr G Utteridge 1999-2002 Senior/Junior: Graeme Randolph, Robbie Wyatt, Mr A Brownrigg 2003-2015 Paul Bedford, Kylie Lindsay Ms Vicki Beker 2015-2017 Masters: Kathryn McKay, Bernie Dawson Secretaries/Administration Officers Representative Coaches and Managers Mr W R Murphy 1972-1976 Junior Quadrangular: Robbie Wyatt, Kylie Lindsay, Mr P D Little 1977-1978 Lyndon Templeton Mrs L Horgan 1979-1981 Junior Nationals: Robbie Wyatt, Graeme Randolph, Mrs S Trumper 1982-1983 Lyndon Templeton Mrs K Kernot 1984-1990 Seniors: Robbie Wyatt, Kylie Lindsay, Michel Galloway Mrs H Lipski 1991 Masters: Kathryn McKay, Bernie Dawson Mrs D Russell 1992-1996 High Performance Coaches Mrs A Townsend 1997-2000 Robbie Wyatt, Graeme Randolph, Kylie Lindsay, Dave Mrs L Taylor 2000-2001 Clarke Mrs L Burt 2002-2008 Mrs J Randolph 2008-2012 Microcourt Facilitator Mr M Niles 2013-2017 Bryan Charteris Sport Development Officers District Referees Ms K Read 2001 Ross McCurran, BJ McKenzie, Michel Galloway, Mrs C Te Kani-McQueen 2002-2009 Kathryn McKay Statisticians National Referee Mrs D Russell 1996 Becky Clarke Mr K Kiwara 1997-2012 District Statistician Mr M Niles 2013-2014 David Jensen Mr D Jensen 2015-2017 District Coach/CoachForce Officer Mr R Wyatt 2007-2017 SQUASH BAY OF PLENTY ANNUAL REPORT 2017 3 AFFILIATED BAY OF PLENTY CLUBS & MEMBERSHIPS 2017 FIGURES SUPPLIED BY SQUASH NEW ZEALAND Declared Senior Senior Junior Junior Club Graded Leisure Members Men Women Boys Girls Edgecumbe Squash Club 84 34 23 16 11 55 29 Geyser City Squash Club 127 65 32 20 10 113 14 Galatea Social Squash Club 57 30 22 4 1 57 0 Katikati Squash Club 77 28 23 13 13 56 21 Lakes High Squash Club 48 25 15 3 5 32 16 Marist Squash Club 44 26 14 4 0 24 20 Mount Maunganui Squash Club 165 86 33 35 11 121 44 Putaruru Squash Club 43 11 22 7 3 39 4 Reporoa Squash Club 38 16 13 6 3 31 7 Devoy Squash & Fitness Centre 630 153 110 88 38 272 358 Taneatua Squash Club 16 5 11 0 0 15 1 Tokoroa Squash Club 69 33 13 12 11 43 26 Te Puke Squash Club 153 66 40 28 19 124 29 Taupo Squash Club 90 40 31 13 6 70 20 Whakatane Squash Club 130 51 43 25 11 72 58 Waikite Valley Squash Club 63 33 17 5 8 38 25 TOTAL 1,834 702 462 279 150 1,162 672 SQUASH BAY OF PLENTY ANNUAL REPORT 2017 4 CHAIR’S REPORT VICKI BEKER It has been an incredibly busy and successful year this year as Chair of Bay Squash, and it was great to celebrate all this success recently at the Geyser City Squash Club. What a fantastic night to recognise all those people in the Bay that have not only contributed, but those players who have succeeded on the court. A special thanks to Cheryl Te Kani-McQueen and the Geyser Squash Club for being that central location for Bay Squash, enabling us to have a huge turnout for the night. It was such a special night to see so many old friends, family and our younger players carrying on what is a great tradition and pride of culture in the Bay. To the World Junior Champs, what an incredible event to have hosted in the Bay, and of course to Wayne and his team, Devoy, The Mount and Te Puke, amazing stuff. Underwriting Marcus’s time to the event was not only important for the game of squash in our region, but a fantastic opportunity for Marcus. In some aspects, it was difficult to get on with the business of Bay Squash due to the enormity of the worlds, however without a doubt squash was the winner and we still managed to run a stable ship for our stakeholders in 2017. Well done Marcus and the BOP Board. I would like to personally thank all the clubs for supporting what we do, and what we endeavour to achieve on your behalf. I would also like to thank every volunteer who never gets thanked but gives up all their valuable time. The role of Chair for myself extends well beyond the borders of the Bay, with hours of discussions with other Chairs and management around New Zealand. I do this so that NZ Squash delivers to their stakeholders – being the districts and the clubs. NZ Squash have some challenges in front of them, with the resignation of Jim O’Grady as the CEO, however with this may create some fresh opportunities. We need to be in a position to benefit from these, and also to ensure that we don’t duplicate resources, so we can achieve the maximum return for our levies and our efforts. For the up and coming year, we are looking for new members of the board, to assist us with strategies of sustainability. The goal is to make sure that the BOP Board is made up of a cross section of club representations from the different clubs around the Bay, ensuring balance of opinions and debate. Ultimately we would like to work closer with clubs to ensure their financial viability using both NZ and BOP Squash resources. Increasing participation and enjoyment of the game at grass roots is and will always be the success of our game. Vicki Beker Board Chairman SQUASH BAY OF PLENTY ANNUAL REPORT 2017 5 MANAGER’S REPORT MARCUS NILES 2017 has been a massive year. We have enjoyed some incredible successes on the court, and we are in a great place off the court. The biggest aspect of my year was the hosting of the World Junior Championships in Tauranga. I was lucky enough to be appointed Championship Director and got to work with a fantastic team to deliver the event. We surpassed our expectations and the event achieved all our goals and beyond. It was very hard work but it was an experience I will never forget and take great pride in the way the Bay was portrayed on the world stage. A special mention must go to Wayne Werder who was an incredible leader and was truly dedicated to producing a world-class event. He thoroughly deserved the Squash NZ Personality of the Year Award he was presented at the Squash NZ Awards. Interclub was steady again this year with team numbers remaining similar to the past few years. There are pockets of clubs who don’t engage due to travel issues and that remains a challenge for us to work on. Superchamps this year saw a huge increase in participation. We were up from 35 teams last year, to a whopping 50 teams this year! I’m not sure the reason for the uptick in numbers, but it’s something I really hope continues. The other pleasing thing was the winning teams were spread around the clubs, and we came away with two titles to clubs who haven’t had national titles for many years. Great to see. The Eye Junior One Day series was again a great success. A lot of credit must go to the clubs who continue do a good job of running the events. This series is a fantastic vehicle to get new players hooked on our sport, and I see it as a vital tool to increase membership moving forward. Growing our game is still the number one challenge we face. There are some exciting developments on the horizon that could help us arrest the decline in our sport, but it is a challenging environment and we have to get better at working together at club, district and national level.