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. A level one including ‘Come & Try’ days Gala Days, Summer Sevens and course was run in each region as a way to transition children 6–8 week block rosters were held and a level two in Hobart which from the School Development throughout the year. We saw was attended by five coaches and Program into regular hockey. the Tasmanian Hockey Centre’s conducted by Hockey Australia Hockey Tasmania would like ground three being used every Game Education Manager John to acknowledge and thank its Saturday morning during the Mowat. development staff and casual winter months and countless workforce for 2014. children and their families For 2015, the Hockey Tasmania experiencing and enjoying Coaching Committee will be SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT our wonderful facility for the reformed under the leadership of PROGRAM first time. John Cranwell. This committee will be charged with developing The School Development SCHOOL HOLIDAY CLINICS a strategic plan for coaching in Program is well established Tasmania as well as promoting across the state. In 2014, our School Holiday clinics were the accreditation process. Development Officers visited 75 run in Hobart in the January primary schools and provided (25 participants), April Will Braid more than 10,000 children with (28 participants), July (59 a quality introduction to the participants) and September (41 hockey experience. We also participants) school holidays. saw a number of schools bring School holiday clinics were their students to the Tasmanian also held in Launceston during Hockey Centre as part of each of the holidays with 50 the program, providing their participants across two clinics. students with the opportunity These numbers were an increase to play on turf. The ongoing on 2013. challenge is to improve the number of children transitioning from the School Development Program to other programs. To that end, the Adopt-a-School Program was launched with each of the Southern clubs linked strategically to schools in the area. It is hoped that in 2015 this program will help to develop closer working relationships between schools and clubs and eventually turn into a stream for players from school hockey into the club system.

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 7 OFFICIATING REPORT 2014 Janette Nielsen, Officiating Convenor Hockey TAS

In 2014, the Officiating earlier in the season will enable program and interstate committee comprised of the them to receive all relevant tournaments in both indoor and regional directors Robert information before the beginning outdoor formats; however we will Gregory (SHL), Sandra De of the competition. The JLW not see the benefit of this for a Paoli & Richard Sherriff (NCC), tournament also continues to number of years. We continue Janine Hawkins (Burnie), Minka be our avenue for selecting to see our experienced technical Woolley (Devonport), Jarrod umpires for our junior interstate personnel and umpire coaches Poke (Smithton) and Will Braid tournaments. The briefing being involved in national and (HT GD). Their commitment to meeting held at the beginning international tournaments the development of officiating of the tournament for umpires and these people are to be is to be commended and I thank introduces them to the format congratulated for the time and them for their support. used in HA tournaments. effort they put into hockey at this I would also like to thank level. Lorraine Smith, Colin Pearson Svelto Logistics NW Hockey and David Saunders for their Umpiring Academy continued its This year junior and senior continued support and input good work under the guidance umpiring awards were presented during the year, and a special of Minka Woolley in developing across the state in recognition of thanks to Gai Cross for her young north-west umpires for their contribution to umpiring: administration duties. the future. Svelto Logistics (David and Kylie Kenworthy) Minka Woolley Umpiring Award Regions held forums and courses provided sponsorship to assist Emily Nunn throughout the year to increase with the program and McKenna people’s knowledge of the Park committee provided their Dean Williams Memorial rules and to mentor developing facilities at no cost. Mentors Umpiring Award umpires with assistance from were also a significant part of Adam Lamprey their regional umpire coaches. the program providing regular A major push for consistency feedback and support. The Soundy’s Umpires across all regions with Play Of The Year the Whistle and following the We continue to struggle with Angela May protocols of this program proved numbers to run level 1 and 2 Alissia Pearson an effective means to improve courses for officials, but have Colin Pearson both on and off field behaviour. recorded above our quota for Clubs need to continue to be online beginning level umpires. South Junior Umpire proactive in their support of However, problems still exist Encouragement Award this program and diligent with with understanding the whole Tyson Bessell their members to reinforce the process of Hockey Ed courses

principles so that we see an with most people not completing North Junior Umpire Alissia Pearson environment which encourages the practical component of the more people to become officials. course. Now with the new data based platform this issue should Janette Nielsen The June Long Weekend no longer be a problem in 2015. tournament is an avenue for developing umpires and In 2014, umpires were selected technical bench personnel. on most women’s HA panels, With the tournament being held however we continue to only in Launceston, regional directors have a small number of male targeted developing umpires umpires on the HA ranking list. who received written and verbal We have developed a strong feedback from umpire coaches. group of younger umpires The identification of umpires through our junior development

8 HOCKEY TASMANIA STATE REPRESENTATIVES

Hockey Champions Challenge l U15 UMPIRE MANAGER UMPIRES Minka Woolley Alissia Pearson, Shannon Scott, Angela May, Courtney Pearson– Indoor, XX Commonwealth Games Alissia Pearson – Indoor, Jayden Pearson – Indoor UMPIRE MANAGER UMPIRE MANAGER Minka Woolley Angela Street

AHL U13 UMPIRE MANAGERS UMPIRES Colin Pearson, Dave Saunders (Indoor – assistant) Tyson Bessell Amy Spandler U21 UMPIRES U12 Angela May, Emily Nunn, Ben Walker – Indoor, UMPIRES Emily Nunn – Indoor Aaron Kitchener, Emily Foster UMPIRE MANAGERS UMPIRE MANAGER Colin Pearson, Dave Saunders (Indoor) Lorraine Smith TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR U18 Brendan Moore, Janine Hawkins (Asst TD) UMPIRES Courtney Pearson, Emily Nunn, Jayden Pearson, Vets Courtney Pearson – Indoor UMPIRES Lorraine Smith, Angela Street U16 UMPIRES Ben Matters, Jess Totham

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 9 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND NATIONAL REPRESENTATION REPORT Andrew McDonald, Head Coach

HOCKEY PROGRAM COMPETITION HEAD COACH Andrew McDonald The Tasmanian Institute of n Aust A China Tour (N Budgeon and J Edwards) Sport (TIS) hockey program ETS COACH continues to assist, develop n SIS/SAS team vs USA Men Ilene Carr and prepare athletes to enable (K Arthur and K Mackey) ATHLETES international selection. n HA Super camp men (4 Eddie Ockenden athletes – A McDonald Coach) The TIS coaches and network Tim Deavin of consultants work closely n 2013 U18 Nationals Male and Nick Budgeon with athletes to maximise their Female (10 Athletes) Jeremy Edwards progression. n 2013 AHL (7 athletes) Amelia Spence n Aust A matches (Budgeon Kieron Arthur The highlight of 2013/14 is the Edwards A McDonald Coach) Ben Read World Cup success with Tim Kurt Mackey n 1st Oceania Cup, NZ Deavin and Eddie Ockenden Alistair White (E Ockenden) winning gold. Having two world Lily Kirkland champions in our program will n HA Futures camps (L Kirkland, Maddy Hinton be a great stimulus for ongoing P Todd, M Murphy, J Beltz, Joshua Beltz progression. Jai Walker Kidd and Jayden Henry Harvey Pearson) Jayden Pearson The program continues to n 4th, World League Final, Benji Austin support athletes who relocate to New Delhi, Kookaburras Jai Walker Kidd the Hockey Australia centralised (Tim Deavin, Eddie Ockenden Patrick Todd training program in Perth WA. and Nick Budgeon) Maddie Murphy n 1st, Gold medal, Sultan Aslan A high number of athletes and Shah Cup (Eddie Ockenden ATHLETE SERVICE PROVIDERS program coaches have been and Nick Budgeon both Calvin Philp (Physical Preparation) engaged in national camps and scoring in final) Ben Scarlett (Sports Science) competitions. Stewart Pither (ACE) n 2014 U18 Nationals Male and Female (4 Athletes) KEY ACHIEVEMENTS TRAINING VENUE n 1st Gold medal, World Cup, Tasmanian Hockey Centre, n Two athletes became world Holland, June 2014, Kookaburras New Town and Launceston champions (E Ockenden, T Deavin) Hockey Centre, St.Leonards n One additional athlete was selected in the national squad TIS Gymnasiums (Hobart / KEY STATISTICS / men – N Budgeon Launceston) n Amelia Spence competed at n 61% of athletes in the program the Junior World Cup have been nationally identified PARTNERS Hockey Tasmania n Six athletes attended across all age groups Hockey Australia National Futures camps and n Current international statistics: matches vs NZ U18 teams N Budgeon Caps 21 Goals 11 Financial support for the n Two U18 athletes toured Debut 9/3/13 National Training Centre is South Africa with the ASSA T Deavin Caps 91 Goals 4 provided by the Australian Sports n All athletes have completed Debut 7/5/2010 Commission, through Hockey their ASADA online E Ockenden Caps 215 Goals Australia and Hockey Tasmania. accreditation. 54 Debut 19/6/2006. Andrew McDonald

10 HOCKEY TASMANIA THE EMERGING TALENT SQUAD Ilene Carr, ETS Hockey Coach

The Emerging Talent Squad hockey ATHLETES 2014 COACHES program, a joint partnership between the Tasmanian Institute of Sport (TIS) Dayna Challis ETS Hockey Coach: Jemma Kenworthy Ilene Carr and Hockey Tasmania, provides a development program pathway that Maddison Poke directly underpins the TIS hockey Lucy Wootten North West Regional Coach: program. Stephanie Wylie Craig McCarthy Linden McCarthy Selected athletes are afforded weekly Rhys Burgess North Regional Coach: and individual training, as well as Thomas Bax Brett Withington tactical and holistic development Thomas Wylie to challenge athletes to reach Angus Yeates TRAINING VENUES TIS selection standards. Athletes Jesse Duncan where possible, are given the Alissia Pearson Tasmanian Hockey Centre, opportunity to experience activities Brad Buchanan New Town that are conducted by the TIS and Sam Phillips McKenna Park Regional to participate in the elite athlete Ruby Haywood Hockey Centre, Burnie development day held in Launceston Eliza Westland in July. Topics covered during the day Maddison Curtis Launceston Hockey Centre, included nutrition, drug awareness, Hayden Beltz St Leonards media and recovery education as well Jack Welch as participating in an elite athlete guest Oliver Smith PARTNERS presentation. Robbie Chapman Ryan Jones Hockey Tasmania Thirty-two athletes were selected for Nellie Paynter Hockey Australia the 2014 Emerging Talent Squad. Molly Haas Camille O’Conner The ETS program is operated in PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Isabel Goldsmith partnership with Hockey Australia Annabelle Scutt and Hockey Tasmania. Hayden Beltz and Jemma Kenworthy Sam McCulloch transitioned to the 2015 TIS Scholarship Isaac Bridley Ilene Carr program. Gobindjah Gill Georgia Williams Linden McCarthy, Lucy Wootton and Aiden Van Staden Annie Scutt were selected for the School Sport Australia’s 17 and Under 2014 teams to tour Manheim, Germany, in May 2015.

Robbie Chapman and Rhys Burgess were named as shadows for the School Sport Australia’s 17 and Under team.

All ETS squad athletes were selected to participate in 2014 Hockey Tasmania underage state teams.

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 1 1 FINANCE REPORT Douglas Thomson, Chair, Finance & Audit Committee

I am pleased to present the This association must continue The other matter of note is that audited financial statements for as it increases revenue streams we are reviewing our current loan Hockey Tasmania for the year for the Tasmanian Hockey Centre arrangements with Tasmanian ended 31 December 2014. and represents a significant asset Perpetual Trustees in order that that can be utilised to source we have a more flexible and The financial result was very revenue from non-related hockey effective facility. satisfying with a deficit of associated persons and groups. $47k (2013 $395k), a notable I am not standing for re-election turnaround of some $348k. If The 2015 budgetary process to the Board. I thank the Board depreciation is added back, the commenced early in November for the support and in particular 2014 position shows a surplus of 2014 and in my view continues the members of the Finance $186k compared with a deficit to be a robust and exhaustive and Audit Committee. I wish the for 2013 of $117k. I remember process. We engaged our continuing and newly elected making a comment at last year’s members in the budgetary representatives well. AGM that the financial position process to ensure outcomes of Hockey Tasmania had to were as transparent as possible. Lastly I would like to personally improve and it has. Outcomes of this process saw no thank Andrew Winch, Lesley increase in turf hire rates for 2015 Smith and more recently Sally It is pleasing to note increases and marginal increases on levy Crosby for their dedication in some revenue lines such and subscription rates. to Hockey Tasmania and the as ground hire, functions provision of assistance they income and gate takings. The The Board’s financial objective have provided me in order that reduction in expenses lines is to produce surplus in order the role of Finance Director is such as employee expenses to reduce debt and build satisfied. and other expenses was also reserves over time to meet the pleasing to note. Significant and costs of asset maintenance Douglas Thomson robust controls now exist over and replacement. The hockey the majority of expense lines community is very grateful for however there is still room for the Liberal State Government improvement. pledging $600k towards the replacement of ground one at Hockey Tasmania must continue St Leonards and ground three in to focus on participation which Hobart. Grant deeds have been has the obvious flow on affect signed confirming the funding to levies and subscriptions and will be received in two parts in ground hire. Involvement of other 2015/2016 year and 2106/2017 community groups has had a year. The first will be used to fund significant impact on ground hire the St Leonards ground. revenue and function income.

12 HOCKEY TASMANIA INCOME STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $

Revenue from Ordinary Activities 2 2,535,528 2,404,291

Cost of Goods Sold 307,726 318,040

Employee Expenses 3(a) 749,823 864,555

Depreciation Expense 3(b) 233,440 278,562

Borrowing Costs 3(c) 73,059 76,805

Hockey Expenses 3(d) 100,146 134,731

Team Expenses 3(e) 661,826 626,438

Other Expenses 3(f) 457,013 500,820

Net Surplus/(Deficit) (47,504) (395,658)

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this Income Statement.

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 1 3 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $ ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents 4 27,936 21,969 Trade and Other Receivables 5 37,542 42,664 Investments 300,626 150,000 Inventories 6 49,782 32,943 Other Current Assets 7 62,756 28,371 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 478,643 275,947

NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, Plant and Equipment 8 272,756 294,574 Infrastructure 9 6,786,499 6,996,308 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 7,059,255 7,290,882

TOTAL ASSETS 7,537,898 7,566,829

LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade and Other Payables 10 166,539 148,489 Employee Entitlements 11 33,831 26,128 Other Current Liabilities 12 31,749 38,927 Borrowings 13 - - TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 232,118 213,544

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Borrowings 13 1,000,000 1,000,000 TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 1,000,000 1,000,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,232, 118 1,213,544

NET ASSETS 6,305,780 6,353,284

EQUITY Retained Earnings 14 4,027,645 4,075,149 Equity on Amalgamation 2,278,136 2,278,136 TOTAL EQUITY 6,305,780 6,353,285

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this Balance Sheet.

14 HOCKEY TASMANIA STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

Retained Equity on Earnings Amalgamation Total $ $ $

Balance at 1 January 2013 4,470,806 2,278,136 6,748,941 Deficit for the year (395,658) - (395,658) Balance as at 31 December 2013 4,075,148 2,278,136 6,353,284

Deficit for the year (47,504) - (47,504) Balance as at 31 December 2014 4,027,644 2,278,136 6,305,780

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this Statement of Changes in Equity.

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 1 5 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $ CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES Receipts from Customers 2,367,315 2,254,344 Government Grants 120,641 124,000 Sponsorship 39,885 52,046 Interest Received 5,631 5,355 Payments to Suppliers and Employees (2,302,006) (2,415,128) Borrowing Costs (73,059) (76,805)

Net cash (used in) / provided by operating activities 15(a) 158,407 (56,188)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES Payments for Property, Plant and Equipment (1,813) (9,773) (lncrease)/Decrease in Investments - 31,025 Proceeds from turf settlement - -

Net cash (used in) / provided by investing activities (1,813) 21,252

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Proceeds / Payments of Borrowings - -

Net cash (used in) / provided by financing activities - -

Net increase / (decrease) in cash held 156,594 (34,936) Cash at beginning of financial year 171,969 206,905

Cash at end of financial year 15(b) 328,563 171,969

The accompanying notes form an integral part of this Cash Flow Statement

16 HOCKEY TASMANIA NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

NOTE 1. SUMMARY OF Amalgamation Income Tax SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING Effective from the 1st July 2009 the Hockey Tasmania is exempt from POLICIES five Hockey regions, Hockey South, income tax under Section 50-45 Hockey North, Devon Hockey, of the Income Tax Assessment This financial report is a special Burnie Hockey and Circular Head Act 1997. purpose financial report prepared Hockey amalgamated into the in order to satisfy the financial existing entity, Hockey Tasmania. Good and Services Tax (GST) reporting requirements of the Revenues, expenses and assets Associations Incorporation Act Borrowing Costs are recognised net of the amount (Tas) 1964. The Committee has Borrowing costs are recognised of GST except: determined that the association is as expenses over a 5 year period – where the GST incurred on a not a reporting entity. or the term of the loan, the less of purchase of goods and services is the two. not recoverable from the taxation The financial report covers Hockey authority, in which case the GST Tasmania Inc., as an individual entity. Cash is recognised as part of the cost Hockey Tasmania is an Association For the purposes of the Statement of acquisition of the asset or Incorporated in Tasmania under of Cash Flows, cash includes as part of the expense item as the Association Incorporation Act cash on hand, cash at bank, cash applicable; and (Tas) 1964. The financial report has at bank and deposits at with an – receivable payables are stated been prepared in accordance with original maturity of 3 months or with the amount of GST included. this Act and the following Australian less. Accounting Standards. The net amount of GST Contingent Liability recoverable from, or payable to, AASB 1031: Materiality The Launceston City Council the taxation authority is included AASB 110: Events after Reporting will be going ahead with the as part of receivables or payables Date resurfacing of one of the turfs at St in the Balance Sheet. Leonards Hockey Centre prior to The financial report has been 30 June 2015. Cash flows are included in the prepared on an accruals basis and Statement of Cash Flows on a net is based on historical costs and Hockey Tasmania will be required basis and the GST component of does not take into account, except to contribute 50 % of the funding. cash flows arising from investing where stated, current valuations of and financing activities, which non-current assets. The accounting In a media release dated 11 March is recoverable from, or payable policies have been consistently 2014, the Tasmania Liberals and to, the taxation authority, are applied unless otherwise stated. At now majority State Government, classified as operating cash flows. the end of 2012 KPMG redesigned committed to funding $600,000 the account description and codes in grants to replace the turf on Commitments and contingencies in various areas to better reflect ground 3 in Hobart and the one are disclosed net of the amount and record the actual expenses mentioned above in Launceston. of GST recoverable from, or and income. Line items showing nil payable to, the taxation authority. balances in a particular year reflect Hockey Tasmania is in receipt of this change. a signed Grant Deed dated 19 Interest-bearing liabilities December 2014 confirming that All loans are measured at the The following is a summary of the funding of $600,000 for both principal amount. Interest is the material accounting policies turfs will be payable in two equal charged as an expense as it adopted by the Association in tranches in the 201512016 and accrues. the preparation of the financial 2016/2017 financial years. report that are departures from applicable Accounting Standards or are discretionary Accounting Standards:

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 1 7 NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

Inventories Effective Revenue recognition Inventories are measured at the Life in Revenue is recognised when lower of cost and net realisable Years Asset other parties are invoiced and value. 12 Ground carpets it is probable that economic 40 The infrastructure of the benefits will flow to the entity Investments THC grounds including and revenue can be measured Investments brought to account all underground services, reliably. are at cost. The carrying amount concrete surrounds, of investments is reviewed drainage, sub-base and Interest revenue is recognised annually by the Committee to bitumen base. on a proportional basis taking ensure it is not in excess of the into account the interest rates 40 NHC ground recoverable amount of these applicable to the financial assets. development as above investments. The excepted net description cash flows from investments have All revenue is stated net of the not been discounted to their 40 Perimeter fencing at amount of goods and services present value in determining the both THC and NHC tax (GST). recoverable amounts, except 60 Bell Street complex (old where stated. clubrooms) pending Receivables regular maintenance The terms of trade are 30 Property, Plant, Equipment and schedule is followed days from the date of invoice. Recoverability is reviewed on an Infrastructure 60 THC Function Centre ongoing basis. A provision for The Board of Hockey Tasmania &. Change Rooms doubtful debts is raised where conducted a review of the pending regular doubt as to collection exists; effective lives of the major maintenance schedule debts known to be uncollectable depreciable assets owned by is followed. Noted are written off. the Association. Following mechanical services that review the following table such as air-conditioning Going Concern describes the new effective lives is treated in normal adopted and the assets affected. maintenance budget. The association has incurred 60 NHC change room operating losses over the last extension three years. This is primarily due to income being not sufficient to cover depreciation Payables of infrastructure. The officers Trade creditors represent of Hockey Tasmania have liabilities for goods and services taken actions to improve the provided to the entity prior to overall financial position of the the end of the financial year and organisation. This has resulted which are unpaid. The amounts in the 2014 year’s significant are normally paid within 30 days improvement. The officers of recognition. believe that the use of the going concern assumption for the Long Service Leave preparation of the financial report LSL is now provided for all is appropriate. employees from the date of their appointment. This policy came into affect from July 1, 2011.

18 HOCKEY TASMANIA NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $ 2. REVENUE FROM ORDINARY ACTIVITIES Hockey Revenue Levies and Subscriptions 239,351 269,498 Ground Hire 484,102 452,984 Bar and Kiosk Sales 525,816 525,610 Development Programs 55,933 40,839 Event Income 32,774 51,505 Functions Income 110,997 96,815 Fines - 443 Olympians Room Hire 25,419 12,859 Gate Takings 134,736 84,539 Merchandise Sales 19,187 13,694 Indoor Fees 8,560 10,382 Officials Income 16,896 - Ice Baths Income 3,175 - 1,656,946 1,559,167

Team Revenue Accommodation 224,190 212,725 Airfares 42,770 58,867 Entry Fees 10,693 415 Fundraising 3,545 6,950 Team Costs 193,820 171,930 Training Levy - 13,728 Uniform Sales 95,705 83,966 Vehicle Hire 49,353 32,924 Team Nomination Fees 25,210 10,997 645,285 592,502

Other Revenue Government Grants 120,641 124,000 Donations 91 68 Sponsorship 39,885 52,046 Fundraising 1,895 - Insurance (Players) 29,506 24,559 Interest Received 5,631 5,355 Rental Income 13,455 12,436 Signage Income 13,364 2,182 Other Income 8,830 31,977 233,297 252,621

Total Revenue from Ordinary Activities 2,535,528 2,404,291

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 1 9 NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $ 3. EXPENSES (a) Employee Expenses Wages & Salaries 674,470 779,162 Superannuation 57,031 69,571 Workers Compensation 8,553 - Honorariums 9,769 15,823

Total Employee Expenses 749,823 864,555

(b) Depreciation Depreciation of Property, Plant and Equipment 233,440 278,562

Total Depreciation 233,440 278,562

(c) Borrowing Costs Bank Fees 6,059 6,833 Interest 67,000 69,973

Total Borrowing Costs 73,059 76,805

(d) Hockey Expenses Coaching Fees 5,600 7,003 Events Expenses 28,658 56,219 Officials Expenses 22,290 25,559 Player Insurance 29,378 30,164 Trophies and Presentations 14,219 15,786

Total Hockey Expenses 100,146 134,731

(e) Team Expenses Accommodation 293,967 280,232 Airfares / Travel 74,503 81,448 Vehicle Hire 50,688 43,299 Entry Fees 18,080 17,117 Fundraising Costs 1,423 4,365 Merchandise Uniforms and Equipment 70,282 57,512 Other Tearn Expenses 110,983 85,763 Equalisations - State Teams 20,835 33,122 Turf / Court Hire 21,065 23,580

Total Team Expenses 661,826 626,438

20 HOCKEY TASMANIA NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $ 3. EXPENSES (CONT.) (f) Other Expenses Accounting Services 403 2,310 Advertising and Promotion 14,468 14,623 Audit Fees 5,800 5,550 THC Building Audit Fees 11,653 14,375 Cleaning and Rubbish Removal 25,740 14,064 Computer Expenses 9,543 20,115 Electricity 78,296 89,710 Equipment ( <$1,000) 7,913 11,068 Equipment Hire 5,955 2,521 Event Expense 29,676 36,463 Fees and Charges 58 - First Aid & Ice 467 249 Fundraising Costs 195 - Gas 5,517 5,481 Gate Keeping 8,875 3,013 Insurance 31,825 42,175 Licence Fees 4,064 3,027 Meeting Expenses 1,737 606 National Body Levy 29,837 29,123 NTC Program 19,500 19,500 Petrol and Mileage 8,273 12,321 Postage 427 489 Printing and Stationery 12,374 12,882 Rental 28,251 24,636 Repairs and Maintenance 48,532 59,980 Security 3,052 2,955 Sponsor Expenses 873 8 Staff Clothing & Uniform 536 1,130 Subscriptions / Memberships 2,677 1,409 Sundry Expenses 8,876 26,511 Telephone and Internet 14,343 15,457 Training - Staff & Volunteers 73 2,530 Travel and Accommodation 29,978 26,346 Lease Repayments - 235 Bad and Doubtful Debts 1,140 (42) Prior Year Adjustment to GST 2,655 - Increase in LSL Provision 3,430 -

Total Other Expenses 457,013 500,820

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 2 1 NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $ 4. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS Cash at Bank 22,861 17,219 Floats 4,950 4,750 Load & Go 125 -

Total Cash and cash equivalents 27,936 21,969

5. TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES Trade Debtors 46,573 50,915 Less Provision for Doubtful Debts (6,000) (6,000) Accrued Income - (250) GST Receivable I (Payable) (3,246) (2,001) Undeposited Funds 215

Total Trade and Other Receivables 37,542 42,664

6. INVENTORIES Inventory 31,379 21,763 Stock on Hand - Kiosk and Bar 18,403 11,180

Total Inventories 49,782 32,943

7. OTHER CURRENT ASSETS Prepayments 62,756 28,371

Total Other Current Assets 62,756 28,371

8. PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT Property, Plant and Equipment at Cost 442,464 440,651 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (413,152) (395,752) 29,312 44,899 Bell Street Office Complex 320,131 320,131 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (166,559) (162,539) 153,572 157,592 NHA Change Room Extension 150,383 150,383 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (60,511) (58,300) 89,872 92,083

Total Property, Plant and Equipment 272,756 294,574

22 HOCKEY TASMANIA NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $ 9. INFRASTRUCTURE THC Stage 1 & 2 4,312,596 4,312,596 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (1,257,097) (1,134,092) 3,055,499 3,178,504 THC Main Clubrooms 3,337,639 3,337,639 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (460,677) (407,275) 2,876,962 2,930,364 THC Stage 3 880,788 880,788 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (702,069) (695,039) 178,719 185,749 NHA Ground Development 2,161,653 2,161,653 Less: Accumulated Depreciation (1,486,334) (1,459,962) 675,319 701,691

Total Infrastructure 6,786,499 6,996,308

10. TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES Trade Creditors 97,054 71,663 Accrued Expenses 5,263 4,341 Government Grants Received in Advance 34,806 30,000 PAYG Tax 12,306 20,218 Superannuation Payable 12,890 17,746 Hockey Tas Foundation 4,220 4,520

Total Trade and Other Payables 166,539 148,489

11. EMPLOYEE ENTITLEMENTS Annual Leave 26,159 20,883 Long Service Leave 7,672 5,245

Total Employee Entitlements 33,831 26,128

12. OTHER CURRENT LIABILITIES Revenue in Advance 31,749 38,927

Total Other Current Liabilities 31,749 38,927

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 2 3 NOTE TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONT.) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2014

2014 2013 Note $ $

13. BORROWINGS Current - - Total Current Borrowings - - Non-Current Loan (Tas Perpetual Trustees) 1,000,000 1,000,000 Total Non-Current Borrowings 1,000,000 1,000,000

Total Borrowings 1,000,000 1,000,000

14. RETAINED EARNINGS Retained Earnings at the Beginning of the Year 4,075,149 4,470,808 Net Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year (47,504) (395,659)

Retained Earnings at the End of the Year 4,027,645 4,075,149

15. NOTES TO CASH FLOW STATEMENT (a) Reconciliation of Surplus/(Deficit) to cash provided by operating activities Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year (47,504) (395,659) Adjustments for Non-Cash Income and Expense Items Depreciation and Amortisation 233,440 278,562 Change in Assets and Liabilities (lncrease)/Decrease in Receivables 3,309 113,614 (lncrease)/Decrease in Inventories (16,839) 37,258 (lncrease)/Decrease in Other Current Assets (34,385) (34,773) lncrease/(Decrease) in Payables 18,940 44,162 lncrease/(Decrease) in Accrued Liabilities 921 (12,504) lncrease/(Decrease) in Other Liabilities (7,178) (3,000) lncrease/(Decrease) in Employee Entitlements 7,703 (10,400)

Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities 158,407 17,261 (b) Reconciliation of Cash Equivalents For the purposes of the Cash flow Statement, cash and cash equivalents comprise the following Cash at Bank and on Hand 328,563 171,969

328,563 171,969

24 HOCKEY TASMANIA OFFICERS’ ASSERTION STATEMENT

The Committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the financial statements. In the opinion of the Committee, the attached financial report: 1. Presents a true and fair view of the financial position of the Hockey Tasmania Inc., as at 31 December and its performance for the period 1 January 2014 to 31 December 2014; 2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable · grounds to believe that the Hockey Tasmania Inc., will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due. This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee and is signed for and on behalf of the Committee by: Dated at Hobart this 26 day of April 2015

CHAIR HOCKEY TAS TREASURER

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 2 5 AUDITORS REPORT

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT To the members of Hockey Tasmania Inc. We have audited the accompanying financial report, being a special purpose report, of Hockey Tasmania Inc., which comprises the statement of financial position as at 31 December 2014, the statement of financial performance for the year then ended, notes comprising a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information, and the officers’ assertion statement.

Officers’ Responsibility for the Financial Report The officers of Hockey Tasmania Inc., are responsible for the preparation of the financial report, and have determined that the basis of preparation described in Note 1, is appropriate to meet the requirements of the Associations Incorporated Act 1964 and is appropriate to meet the needs of the members. The officers’ responsibility also includes such internal control as the officers determine is necessary to enable the preparation of a financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditor’s Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. We have conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Those standards require that we comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments the auditor considers internal control relevant to the association’s preparation of the financial report that gives a true and fair view, in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the association’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the officers, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report. We believe the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

Qualification As is common for organisations of this type, it is not practicable for Hockey Tasmania Inc., to maintain an effective system of internal control over Bar & Kiosk Sales, Function Income, Gate Takings and other income until their initial entry into the accounting records. Accordingly, our audit in relation to Bar & Kiosk Sales, Function Income, Gate Takings and other income was limited to amounts recorded.

26 HOCKEY TASMANIA AUDITORS REPORT (CONT.)

Qualified Opinion In our opinion, except for the effects of such adjustments, if any, as might have been determined to be necessary had the limitation discussed in the qualification paragraph not existed, the financial report presents fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Hockey Tasmania Inc., as at 31 December 2014 and of its financial performance and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with the Associations Incorporated Act (1964).

Basis of Accounting and Restriction on Distribution Without modifying our opinion, we draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared for the purpose of fulfilling the officers’ financial reporting requirements under the Associations Incorporation Act 1964 and as such may be unsuitable for another purpose. The officers have determined that the financial report shall be prepared in accordance with a special purpose framework. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another purpose as only the accounting standards specifically stated in note 1 to the accounts have been applied in the preparation of this special purpose financial report. As such, this report should not be distributed or used by parties other than Hockey Tasmania Inc., and its members.

Emphasis of matter While the association has incurred significant accrual losses for the last three years; (47,504) in 2014, (395,659) in 2013 and (482,379) in 2012, the directors believe that the association is a viable entity and as such the use of the going concern assumption for the preparation of the financial report is appropriate. Management’s reasoning and logic for this assessment is described in further detail in Note 1 to the accounts.

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 2 7 STATE REPRESENTATIVES

UNDER 12 BOYS TEAM UNDER 13 BOYS TEAM UNDER 15 BOYS TEAM UNDER 16 BOYS TEAM Hugo Allam Harvey Bessell Thomas Bax Thomas Bax Ashby Bingham Cameron Barry Isaac Bridley Kurt Budgeon Lorcan Cornelius Ashby Bingham Joshua Brooks Rhys Burgess Callum Emms Josh Brooks Henry Chambers Robbie Chapman Finley Gregson Joshua Commins Alex Eatts Gobindraj Gill Vincent Harman Joshua Foulston Gobindraj Gill Luke Hardy Ben Hausmann Alexander Hogan-Jones Angus Lane Aaron Kitchener Michael McDevitt Jamie Innes Sam McCulloch Linden McCarthy Tyler McDonald Michael McDevitt Hugo McCullum Sam McCulloch James Mitchell Miles McTaggart James Moroney Liam Norris George Oliver Tom Rasmussen Ned Paynter Oliver Smith Tom Rasmussen James Rawson Eddie Popowski Alex Pankiw Nicholas Spandler James Shepherd Aiden van Staden Callum Poke Harrison Winch Harrison Templeton Tyler Wolfe Callum Tabor Team Officials Ewan Vickery Thomas Wylie George Wilkinson Justin Bessell – Manager/ Harrison Winch Angus Yeates William Smith Co-Coach Team Officials Team Officials Team Officials Nic Clifford – Co-Coach Phillip Richards – Manager/ Michael Stops – Manager Simon Clifford – Manager Final Position – 6th Assistant Coach Mark Geeves – Coach Adam Clifford – Coach Team Awards Larry Mills – Coach Final Position – 11th Final Position – 5th MVP – Ben Hausmann Final Position – 11th Team Awards Team Awards Coach’s Award – Ashby Team Awards MVP – Gobindraj Gill MVP – Linden McCarthy Bingham MVP – Ewan Vickery Coach’s Award – Angus Lane Coach’s Award – Robbie Coaches Award – James Chapman UNDER 12 GIRLS TEAM Rawson UNDER 15 GIRLS TEAM Australian Reps: SSA U17 Chloe Abel HA Encouragement Award – Phillida Bridley South African Tour – Benji Ruby Bayley Josh Brooks, Harvey Bessell Lizzie Ennever Austin, Ryan Jones, Linden Taylor Brooks Isabel Goldsmith McCarthy Maddison Brooks UNDER 13 GIRLS TEAM Miranda Grant Angela Caberica Ella Berresford Laura Harrison UNDER 16 GIRLS TEAM Lauren Canning Phillida Bridley Romani Kenworthy Maddison Blowfield Anika de Kramer Jessica Chesterman Louise Maddock Clare Boyce Fenella Harris Chloe Cooper Karla Murfet Olivia Canning Georgina Mitchell Mia Cooper Constance Perry Lilly Dyer Elyse Poke Alice Cottier Daria Reeve Isabel Goldsmith Sophie Rockefeller Hayley Davies Rebecca Revill Molly Haas Caitlin Rugless Amy Dawber Annabelle Scutt Kira Johnston Maisy Sansom Julia Gunn Isabelle Sharman Romani Kenworthy Chloe Studley Keeley Hine-Haycock Laura Spandler Camille O’Conor Team Officials Bronte Isaac Georgia Williams Nellie Paynter Tracey Beltz – Manager/ Lucy Isles Stephanie Wylie Maddison Poke Co-Coach Darcey Smith Team Officials Kacee Ponting Amanda Buchanan – Livina Sproule Jenny Geeves – Manager Annabelle Scutt Co-Coach Java Vickery Robert Rowell – Coach Isabelle Sharman Final Position – 6th Emily Withington Ilene Carr – Mentor Coach Amy Spandler Team Awards Team Officials Joe McCormick – Physio Lucy Wootton MVP – Maddison Brooks Wendy Bowen – Manager Final Position – 6th Stephanie Wylie Coach’s Award – Anika de John Truscott – Coach Team Awards Team Officials Kramer Final Position – 9th MVP – Annabelle Scutt Joan Wylie – Manager Team Awards Coach’s Award – Isabelle Jarrad Poke – Coach MVP – Phillida Bridley Sharman Final Position – 5th Coach’s Award – Bronte Isaac Team Awards MVP – Nellie Payner & Camille O’Conor Coach’s Award – Kacee Ponting Australian Reps: SSA U17 South Africa Tour – Madeleine Murphy, Nicole Geeves (Coach)

28 HOCKEY TASMANIA STATE REPRESENTATIVES

UNDER 18 MENS TEAM UNDER 21 MENS TEAM MASTERS OVER 40 MEN MASTERS 0VER 45 MEN Benji Austin Kieron Arthur Alistair Brooks Stuart Beltz Keelan Beattie Hayden Beltz Marty Bissett David Coombe Hayden Beltz Joshua Beltz Rowan Bridley Michael Gigney Brad Buchanan Bryce Blacklow Peter Gaggin Nick Gunton Rhys Burgess Jarrod Brown Tony Hays Andrew Harris Harrison Doyle Oliver Crane Derek Henry Daryl Hawkey Jesse Duncan Nicholas Hill David Holland Rohan Hine Sam Grice Marlon Johnston Rodney Neville Brian Knight Duncan Honey Sam Keating Andrew Shearing Stuart Norris Ryan Jones Oliver Lane Damian Smith Mark Ralph Charlie Lane Kurt Mackey Timothy Stephenson Gary Street Linden McCarthy Warne McKenzie David Tilker Justin Thurley Robert Muir Lachlan Oakford Richard Webb Steven Welch Sam Phillips Jayden Pearson Ben Williams Team Officials Jacob Pregnell James Thomas Team Officials Steven Welch – Manager Bradley Stephens Julian Vittorio Roslyn Luck – Manager Stuart Beltz – Coach Jack Welch Jai Walker-Kidd Garry Reed – Coach Final Position – 3rd Team Officials Alistair White Final Position –- 3rd Best players: Stuart Beltz, Andrew East – Manager Team Officials Best players: Peter Gaggin Gary Street, Steven Welch, Matthew McGregor – Coach Mark Purcell – Manager (best & fairest), Rowan Bridley, Andrew Harris Final Position – 6th Andrew McDonald – Coach Marty Bissett, Alistair Brooks National Selection: Stuart Team Awards Ben Hayes – Physiotherapist National Selection: Peter Beltz (AUS 045) Trans-Tasman MVP – Hayden Beltz Final Position – 5th Gaggin (AUS 050), Damian Challenge Melbourne May 2015 Coach’s Award – Keelan Beattie Winner of HA Play the Smith (AUS 045) Jason Lynch Australian Reps: Whistle Award (AUS 040) Trans-Tasman Masters World Cup – UNDER 18 WOMENS TEAM Team Awards Challenge Melbourne May Rotterdam, June 2014 Anita Brits MVP & Player of Tournament 2015 Over 40 Team (Gold Medal) Dayna Challis – Kieron Arthur Peter Gaggin also won the – Forbes Appleby, Michael Maddison Curtis Martin Guilliamse Award for “Player of the Championship” Austin, Glenn Lucas, Jason Janelle Featherstone Citizenship – Hayden Beltz Award Lynch, Jeremy Stebbings, Hilary Goldsmith Australian Rep: Over 35 Men Brett Withington Ruby-Rose Haywood UNDER 21 WOMENS TEAM – Pacific Rim Tournament, Over 45 Team (Gold Medal) – Madeleine Hinton Ashleigh Arthur Singapore, April 2014 – Matt Peter Gaggin, Damian Smith Chloe Johnston Jessica Bestall Selbey Jemma Kenworthy Ellie Brennan MASTERS OVER 65 MEN Lily Kirkland Tayla Britton MASTERS 0VER 50 Wally Atkins Madeleine Murphy Grace Calvert DIV 2 MEN Ian Bowden Alissia Pearson Amee Freeman David Brookfield Dudley Burress Maddison Poke Sarah Gasmen Terry Deavin Ian Downie Molly Rasmussen Ruby-Rose Haywood Phil Deavin Colin Emmett Lisa Von Hacht Madeleine Hinton Gill Narindar Richard Hawson Eliza Westland Kate Jolly Wayne Hobson Kevin Keep Kiah Williams Jemma Kenworthy Mark Lawrence Kevin Knight Lucy Wootton Alicia Marmion Joe McDevitt John Miedecke Team Officials Ione Patten Tim McDevitt Cliff Partridge Melitta Smith – Manager Courtney Pearson Wayne Ottaway Brenton Peck Andrew McDonald – Coach Hannah Richards Grant Petterwood Keith Platel Final Position – 6th Jessica Tanner Phillip Pregnell Tony Rodgers Team Awards Mikaela Triskinger Greg Preston Peter Dennis Player of the Tournament – Heidi White Paul Rosetto Balt Vandenberg Madeleine Hinton Team Officials Nigel Richardson Team Officials Players’ Player Award – Lesley McLaren – Manager Team Officials Brenton Peck – Manager Ruby-Rose Haywood Simon Arthur – Coach Athlene Petterwood – Manager Final Position – 5th Ilene Carr – Mentor Coach Mark Lawrence – Coach National Selection: Mick Final Position – 7th Final Position – 5th Rogers (AUS 065) Trans-Tasman Team Awards Challenge Melbourne May 2015 MVP – Mikaela Truskinger Australian Rep: Grand Masters Coach’s Award – Alyssa World Cup – The Hague, June Marmion, Ruby-Rose Haywood 2014 – Mick Rogers

ANNUAL REPORT 2014 2 9 STATE REPRESENTATIVES

MASTER OVER 35 WOMEN MASTERS OVER 40 WOMEN UNDER 15 GIRLS INDOOR UNDER 18 WOMEN’S Ianthe Boden Annette Billiau Abby Withington INDOOR Georgie Hine Helen Bessell Olivia Canning Madeleine Murphy Jodi Lancaster Danielle Bresnehan Eden Isaac Alissia Pearson Katharine Podmore Linda Clow Lauren Buchanan Emily Foster Kate McKernan Kathy Costelloe Miranda Grant Bronty Lynch Sarah McRobbie Michelle Cull Molly Lewis Abby Withington Narelle Nillsen Narelle Dodd Ellie Stroeher Miranda Grant Helen Rackham Nic Duffy Sarah Jane McCann Emma Verrall Amy Scollen Melissa Ford Alexandra Richards Zara Rippon Julia Tomat Sue Gordon Rachelle Boyce Estelle Hughes Toni Waterhouse Kirrily Moore Sophie Shirley Katrina Rekunow Deb West Louise Sale Aymee Dowell Alley Hanagan Amanda Wightman Nikki Stuart Team Officials Kate Springfield Kate Wright Lizette Woolley Amanda Buchanan – Manager Team Officials Team Officials Kate Wickson Phil Pregnell – Coach Suzie Calvert – Manager Monique Datlen – Manager Team Officials Mel Boxhall – Coach David Coombe – Coach Nikki Stuart – Manager UNDER 15 BOYS INDOOR Phil Pregnell – A/Coach Final Position – 3rd Kathy Costelloe – Coach Aaron Kitchener Final Position – 3rd Team Awards: MVP Award Final Position – 4th Daniel Harper Team Awards – Sarah McRobbie; Coach’s Team Awards: MVP – Nikki Shaun Redman MVP – Madeleine Murphy Award – Katherine Podmore Stuart; Coach’s Award – Sue Henry Chambers Coach’s Award – Katrina Australian Reps: Gordon Daniel Chong Rekunow Over 35 Team (Gold Medal) – Australian Reps: Masters Joseph Murphy UK Test Series – May 2014 World Cup – Rotterdam, June Alex Pankiw OPEN MEN’S INDOOR Helen Rackham, Deb West, 2014: Over 40 Team (Gold Zac Wilson Dougal Middleton Ianthe Boden, Christie Lucas Medal) – Linda Gaskell; Peri Joshua Atherton Rory Middleton (C), Peri Buckley (A/Coach), Buckley (Tournament Director) Reid Bourke Connor Hutchins Alison Monk (National Teams Matthew Calleja Daniel Cox Coordinator) Rory Walker Lachlan Oakford Over 45 Team – Fiji Tour April Team Officials Alistair McBain 2014: Lizette Woolley Scott Harper – Manager Billy Shaw Emily Nunn – Coach Troy Rossiter Final Position – 5th Brodie Gleeson Team Awards Jye Bunt MVP – Matthew Calleja David Spence Coach’s Award – Reid Bourke, Ross Bougoukas Aaron Kitchener Team Officials David Budgeon – Coach UNDER 18 MEN’S INDOOR Jenny Middleton – Manager Ryan Jones Ian Middleton – Doctor Jayden Pearson Team Awards Brodie Foster MVP – Troy Rossiter Sam Beckett Coach Award – Rory Jacob Pregnell Middleton Aaron Kitchener Australian Reps: Singapore Jayden Pena Challenge – Dougal, Alec Hutchins Middleton, Hamish Hall (Gold Blake Hinton Medal) Chris Boyle Australian Squad – Tim Taylor Dilbell Deavin Henry Rendell Australian Development Team Officials Squad – Dougal Middleton Lesley McLaren – Manager Colin Pearson – Coach Team Awards MVP – Ryan Jones Coach Award – Alec Hutchins

30 HOCKEY TASMANIA STATE REPRESENTATIVES

VAN DEMONS TEAM Amelia Gibson Amelia Spence Team Award Final Position – 8th Emily Harvey Jess Tremayne MVP – Madeleine Murphy Hannah Calvert Bridget Ikin Claire Williams Grace Calvert Louisa Jacobson Renee Taylor Team Officials Michelle Cooling Sarah McCambridge Madeline James Marina Oakley – Manager Abby Douglas Madeleine Murphy Hannah Reid Zain Wright – Coach Cara Evans Blair Patten Stewart Pither – A/Coach Michael Jamison – Physio

TASSIE TIGERS TEAM Will Lawler Team Awards Team Officials Final Position – 1st Nick Leslie MVP Award – Tim Deavin Iain Meaney – Manager Paul Ancher Kurt Mackey Coaches Award – Tim Deavin Glenn Freeman – Coach Kieron Arthur Sam McCambridge Rookie of the Year Award – Andrew McDonald – A/Coach Joshua Beltz Ian McHugh Joshua Beltz Ben Hayes – Physio James Bourke Dougal Middleton Top Goal Scorer – Ian Middleton – Team Doctor Tristan Clemons Eddie Ockenden Sam McCambridge John Hooper – Video Geoff Cock Jayden Pearson HA Player of the Ben Scarlett – TIS Tim Deavin Ben Read Tournament – Eddie Jeremy Edwards William Shaw Ockenden Winner of HA Play the Whistle Award

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