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2014 Hockey Tasmania Annual Report HOCKEY TASMANIA ANNUAL REPORT 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 1 For the first time in Tasmanian hockey history the Tassie Tigers won the Australian Hockey League title. The Tigers finished top of their pool winning through to the medal pool, finishing second which gave them the right to play Western Australia in the final. The final was very much an exciting game with the Tigers down by two goals early on, but clawed their way back into the game having complete control in the last quarter where they levelled the game and were unlucky not to win during normal time. The Tigers then had to go through a series of shootouts. After the first round it was still even and the Tigers eventually won their very first nation title after going through a series of sudden death shootouts. Tassie Tigers Gold Winning Team 2014 Paul Ancher – Derwent Kieron Arthur – NWHGHC Josh Beltz – DiamondBacks James Bourke – NWHGHC Will Lawler – Canterbury Tristan Clemons – Melville City Geoff Cock – Derwent/Hale Tim Deavin – Tamar Churinga/Derwent/Hale Jeremy Edwards – OHA/Guilford Nick Leslie – OHA Kurt Mackey – OHA Sam McCambridge – OHA Ian McHugh – Canterbury Dougal Middleton – Derwent/YMCC Eddie Ockenden – NWHGHC/YMCC Jayden Pearson – UTAS Men Ben Read – UTAS Men TASSIE William Shaw – Derwent/Ryde TEAM OFFICIALS TIGERS Iain Meaney – Team Manager Glenn Freeman – Head Coach 2014 AHL Andrew McDonald – Assistant Coach Ben Hayes – Physiotherapist CHAMPIONS Ian Middleton – Team Doctor John Hooper – Video Technician Ben Scarlett – TIS 2 HOCKEY TASMANIA ORGANISATION OUR MISSION STRUCTURE To provide the community AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2014 with a healthy accessible BOARD opportunity to participate Ken Read (Chair) David Hudson (Vice Chair) in an international sport. Douglas Thomson (Finance Director) Grant Petterwood Jarrod Hill OUR VALUES Jane Austin Inclusive participation Margot Maddock Open communication Co-opted Board Members: Cooperation and teamwork Stephen McMullen Excellence and innovation Debbie Duncan Respect and integrity Exciting and fun STAFF Volunteer centred Andrew Winch Chief Executive Officer Lesley Smith/Sally Crosby OUR STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES Finance Officer Forbes Appleby PARTICIPATION Food & Beverage Manager Increase participation at all levels of hockey in Tasmania Alistair Addison (including players, umpires, coaches, spectators and volunteers). Business Development Manager Helen Partridge REPRESENTATIVE SUCCESS Development Officer – North To produce successful Tasmanian hockey representatives at regional, state, national and international levels (including Will Braid Development Officer – South teams, players, umpires, coaches and volunteers). Anita Silver Southern Competitions Officer INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES Provide affordable, quality facilities and best practice services to Gai Cross participants and the public. Northern Competition Officer Graham Canny ORGANISATION THC Centre Manager Operate HT to best practice organisational standards. Matthew Moore THC Groundsman Stephen Pestrucci THC Groundsman Jeremy Stebbings NHC Centre Manager 19 Bell Street, New Town TAS 7008 VACANT POSITIONS PO Box 96, New Town TAS 7008 Ph 6228 5976 Development Officer – North West [email protected] Communications and Marketing Coordinator www.hockeytasmania.com.au ANNUAL REPORT 2014 3 REPORT FROM THE CHAIR Ken Read The year contained many One focus of the Board during to deliver on the new strategic highlights with the most the latter part of 2014 was re- plan that is now in place. impressive being the Tigers’ engagement of our volunteers National League victory. through strong and well- The financial stability of Hockey resourced committees. Tasmania was greatly enhanced After unsuccessful grand final I acknowledge that there is in 2014. My thanks go to Douglas appearances in 1973 and 2006 a long way to go but I am Thomson as Board member and our premier men’s team held delighted with the efforts of Chair of the Finance Committee the cup aloft. My thanks and our committees and their work. as well as all members of that congratulations go to the whole I particularly wish to thank the committee for placing our team with a special mention to convenors of each committee organisation on a footing that the captain, Eddie Ockenden, without whom the resources of provides real confidence to the manager, Iain Meaney, and Hockey Tasmania would have Directors that Hockey Tasmania is coach Glen Freeman. The blend been stretched to a point where financially viable. of experience and youth in this the organisation could not come team attests to the hard work of close to delivering the service to I would like to record my thanks Andrew McDonald over many its members that they deserve. to my fellow Board members years. and in particular to the Deputy I believe the Board has made Chair, David Hudson, for his 2014 also saw Tim Deavin play his some valuable progress in the outstanding work in areas of 100th game for the Kookaburras area of communication and this governance and for his great and in an important step for will continue to be an area of assistance as a sounding board our women Amelia Spence focus in 2015. for me. commenced what I hope will be a long and rewarding career with 2015 will also see the Board work Ken Read the Hockeyroos. hard on behalf of the members 4 HOCKEY TASMANIA REPORT FROM THE CEO Andrew Winch What an incredible year! in the media to achieve this tirelessly and ardently over the 2014 was a victorious year for goal. 2014 also saw a continued year to build a better and more Hockey Tasmania both on and growth in the use of our function sustainable business. off the field. From the historic centre as a leading venue in In 2014 Hockey Tasmania success of the Tassie Tigers Hobart through an increase in delivered two successful taking out their first national promotional and marketing tournaments - the Under 15 Girls’ hockey title to our financial activities being undertaken National Championships and the turnaround, 2014 will be a year throughout the year. This School Sport Australia Under 12 to remember. revenue source offers us great opportunities through its potential Championships. This has ensured In 2014 our main focus was on to bring in funds that support the our continued reputation as a growing a sustainable model for sport of hockey from the non- world class venue and positioned our business to move forward - hockey community. us well, as we see hosting of and indeed we did move forward. national championships move to We saw a significant increase In 2014 we also focussed a tender model in the future. In in non-core business revenue our efforts on achieving our the latter half of 2014 we began that underpins our long term sponsorship goals by securing working closely with Hockey sustainability. a number of new sponsorship Australia and the Tasmanian contracts and cementing our State Government to ensure the Financially Hockey Tasmania existing relationships. In 2015 Tasmanian hockey community reported a very strong year in we will see a new naming would be given the opportunity 2014. This was achieved through a rights sponsor for our Junior to experience an international greater focus on the commercial Development Program, a brand event at the Tasmanian Hockey aspects of the business. Hockey that most of you will recognise. Centre in 2015. Coupled with Tasmania also secured an election this international content Hockey commitment of six hundred I would like to acknowledge our Tasmania will host two national thousand dollars ($600,000) for existing program partners and championships in 2015. turf replacement in Launceston sponsors whose contributions and Hobart. In 2014 I continued to have ensured our continued Alongside the great success of provide improved accountability growth and development in the Tigers I would also like to and communication in the 2014. I would like to thank the congratulate all our athletes and transparency of financial matters Tasmanian State Government, officials who represented Tasmania to the entire hockey community. Hockey Australia, Tasmanian in 2014. For those of you who Institute of Sport, and our major were selected for national and A number of new initiatives sponsors ANZ, Iris Computing, international squads, I would like reached fruition in 2014 including Just Hockey and RACT Travel for to thank you for your contribution the introduction of the Region their support in 2014. to Tasmanian hockey success. of Origin Tournament and the statewide Junior Athlete A number of changes in staffing Finally and most importantly Development Program for Under occurred throughout the year. I I would like to acknowledge 12, Under 13 and Under 15 players. particularly want to thank Lesley the outstanding work of our We also saw the rebranding of our Smith for her contribution to volunteers across our centres and southern top tier competition to hockey over a number of years clubs. Without our volunteers we Premier League. and also Alistair Addison and Rani would not be in the successful Milne who were a great support position we are today. Our communication goal in 2014 to me in their roles. In terms of was to continue reaching out to new staff we welcomed Sally Hockey Tasmania is well new audiences by making our Crosby as our new Finance Officer positioned for a bigger and sport more visible, available and at the end of the year. I would brighter year in 2015. relevant. Significant efforts were like to thank my team at Hockey Andrew Winch undertaken to raise our profile Tasmania who have worked ANNUAL REPORT 2014 5 6 HOCKEY TASMANIA GAME AND COACHING DEVELOPMENT REPORT Will Braid, Development Officer – South 2014 saw the Hockey Tasmania HOOKIN2HOCKEY COACHING DEVELOPMENT School Development Program reach more than 10,000 school HookIn2Hockey programs In 2014 Hockey Tasmania held children across the state. We for children aged 5–12 years several coach education sessions ran a number of programs including ‘Come & Try’ days, across the state.
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