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Netball Mainland Zone Inc. Would Like to Thank Our Wonderful Family of Sponsors, Partners and Funders for Their Valuable Support Netball Mainland Zone Inc. would like to thank our wonderful family of sponsors, partners and funders for their valuable support. We look forward to working with you again in 2017. Netball Mainland Funders: Netball Mainland Partners: Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 2 Tactix Sponsors: Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 3 Tactix Partners: Netball Mainland Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTENT PAGE NUMBER(S) Netball in New Zealand 6 Netball Mainland Centres 7 Netball Mainland Board and Staff 8 Zone Development Groups 9 Board Chair and CEO Report 10 - 14 Zone Highlights 2016 15 Mainland Tactix Head Coach Report 16 - 18 Performance Development Report 19 - 26 Community Netball Report 27 - 30 Coach Development Report 31 – 33 Audit and Risk Committee Report 34 - 36 Financial Report Appendix 1 Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 5 NETBALL IN NEW ZEALAND The Netball Mainland (NM) Zone was established in October 2012 as part of the review of the structure of netball in New Zealand replacing the previous two regional entities; “Canterbury Netball” and “Tasman Netball,” and “Team Canterbury Netball Limited”. The Zone has 18 affiliated Netball Centres; spread across the Nelson, Marlborough, Tasman, West Coast and Canterbury (as far south as the Waitaki river) areas, and has responsibility for the support and delivery of netball from community level through to high performance – leading the development of players, coaches, umpires, administrators, technical officials and volunteers across these levels. Netball is one of the highest participation sports in the country and holds a significant place in New Zealand Society. Through its Centres, NM provides participation opportunities to in excess of 21,000 players. The sport contributes significantly to communities both urban and rural, providing opportunities for members to participate in healthy activity, have fun, develop leadership skills and learn values of fair play and achievement. All of these attributes contribute to the development of netballers, officials and administrators as individuals and to their communities across the Zone. Netball Northern Total Membership 47,746 (33% of total) 17 centres Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty Total Membership 22,868 (16% of total) 26 centres Netball Central Total Membership 38,623 (26% of total) 16 centres Netball Mainland Total Membership 21,904 (15% of total) 18 centres Netball South Total Membership 14,291 (10% of total) 10 centres Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 6 NETBALL MAINLAND CENTRES Buller Christchurch Geraldine Golden Bay Hokitika Hurunui Kaikoura Malvern Marlborough Mid Canterbury Motueka Nelson North Canterbury Selwyn South Canterbury Temuka Waimate West Coast Apollo Project Centre P.O. Box 29692 295b Ilam Road Riccarton CHRISTCHURCH 8053 CHRISTCHURCH 8440 Phone: (03) 351 0571 Website: http:/www.mynetball.co.nz/zones/mainland/home Facebook: http:/www.facebook.com/netballmainland Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 7 NETBALL MAINLAND ZONE BOARD 2016 Anne Marett (Chair) Appointed Jan Barber Elected Scott McCrea Appointed (replaced Ric Horsfall) Tim Kerr Appointed Darren Wright Appointed by NNZ (replaced Lee Piper) Lynette Rayner Elected Vicki Reid Elected NETBALL MAINLAND ZONE STAFF 2016 Brigit Hearn CEO Jen Hooper Performance Development Manager Amy Eckersley Community Netball Manager Steve Brooker Commercial Manager Clare Cini (October – Sally Hayes) Events & Business Relationship Manager Tammy Mehrtens Coach Development Manager Tori Harding Junior Development Officer Leanne Harris Office/Tactix Manager Sue Hawkins Tactix Head Coach Marianne Delaney-Hoshek Tactix Assistant Coach Nic Kelly Beko Head Coach Lucy Newton Beko Assistant Coach Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 8 ZONE UMPIRE DEVELOPMENT GROUP Robyn Daly Christchurch Trudy Eaden Christchurch Anne Marie Leech Mid Canterbury Andy Vincent Nelson Aleisha Whitehead Christchurch Jose Zandbergen Sth Canterbury Support for this group is also provided by the following NNZ Umpire Development Group Members: Sue James Christchurch Sheena Tyrell Mid Canterbury ZONE TECHNICAL OFFICIALS DEVELOPMENT GROUP Anne Harrison Christchurch Claire Lewis Selwyn Margaret Marsh Christchurch Maree Morel Christchurch Sandra Munro Marlborough Kay Norris Christchurch Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 9 BOARD CHAIR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE REPORT Significant progress has been made through engaging and working collaboratively with Netball New Zealand (NNZ), Centres, participants, volunteers, funders, sponsors and fans. We are committed to providing support, effective communication and adopting an inclusive family environment – stronger together! There were a number of Board changes through the year, with Ric Horsfall being replaced by Scott McCrea and Lee Piper by Darren Wright. We would like to thank Ric and Lee for their time on the Board. The Board and management have responsibility for ensuring the financial sustainability of Netball across the Zone. To reflect this focus, a Sponsorship Sub-committee was formed to join that of Audit and Risk, and a Commercial Manager employed to increase capability in commercial revenue generation. The Netball Mainland (NM) Board and staff spent time through the year drafting a new Strategic Plan to align with Netball New Zealand’s (NNZ) Whole of Netball Plan and reflect the culture and values that we hold dear in the Zone. ENRICHING LIVES THORUGH A LIFELONG LOVE OF NETBALL Mā te arohanui ki te poitarawhiti e whanake ai te ora o te tangata OUR VISION Enriching lives through a lifelong love of Netball OUR MISSION To lead, empower and support the delivery of best practice throughout the Netball Mainland Zone OUR VALUES One team – stronger together, family, one direction, one Zone Proactive – brave, innovative, ambitious, embrace change Integrity – respectful, loyal, transparent, honest Excellence – best we can be, best practice, accountable, exceed expectations Note: Detailed Strategic Plan can be viewed on the Netball Mainland Website Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 10 The Board takes its Health and Safety responsibilities very seriously and the welfare of employees, players and volunteers. Over the last year a number of policies and risk management plans have been implemented, along with supporting HPSNZ/office health and safety programme. National Honours It is always a huge thrill to see our players, coaches and management selected for National honours. Congratulations to those who achieved selection in 2015/16: Silver Ferns Squad - Bailey Mes and Jess Moulds Silver Ferns Development Squad - Zoe Walker and Erikana Pedersen NZU21 - Charlotte Elley, Caitlin Dowden and Kate Lloyd NZSS - Lily Marshall NZA Coach - Marianne Delaney-Hoshek FAST5 Ferns Manager - Leanne Harris Awards Congratulations also go out to the following people who were recognised with Netball New Zealand Service awards in 2016 for their on-going contribution to Netball (Maree Smith, Anne Marett, Jane Andrew, Kathy Hely and Marilyn Milne). And New World Volunteer of the Year Award recipients Karla Newlands (Administrator of the year) and Taylah Kirker (Youth Volunteer of the Year). New World Volunteer of the Year Award recipients Karla Newlands and Taylah Kirker Netball Mainland Annual Report 2016 11 Community and Centre Engagement We are very proud of our Mainland Tactix players who have been wonderful ambassadors on and off the court, delivering over 450 hours of promotional activity, coaching session, sponsor and charity engagements: Visits by players to clubs and schools in 14 of our centres during the season, with coaching programmes delivered in most centres Delivering wellness seminars and nutritional information to sponsors and charities Visits were made to over 20 schools in the zone and delivery of coaching at each school Promotional appearances on television and radio Delivery of the ANZ FutureFERNS programme to over 200 children in Nelson We have also had a number of players in Netball Development Officer roles who have engaged in additional work supporting Centres, our in-schools programme and player development at all levels right across the Zone. The players also selected four charities for the team/Zone to align with during the season and worked with them as game day sponsors and engaging with their organisation and members. The charities were – Ronald McDonald House South Island, Plunket, AVIVA, Kilmarnock Enterprises. Tactix players at Ronald McDonald House SI 2016 marked the first year of the new Beko Netball League competition. The development competition for amatuer players, sitting under the ANZ Championship competition. It was an amazing acheivement by all concerned to get this development league off the ground in such a short time span. There were lots of learnings and this will stand us in good stead for 2017. Tactix Season Members/Community Coaches Attend Team Trainings A new initiative established in 2015, was continued with huge success in 2016. Our valued Tactix Members and community coaches were provided with the opportunity to come and watch the players train at HPSNZ, and engage in Q &A sessions. We had great feedback from our Members who really enjoy being able to witness the training environment and meet the players in a small group, one-on-one situation and community coaches who are able to observe and reflect from a coaching perspective. Shooting Roadshow This year we conducted another very successful roadshow – “Stronger Together” – at six Centres across the NM Zone. The roadshow was delivered by Sue Hawkins and
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