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Howick Pakuranga Hockey Club Annual Report 2017 8 November 2017 HPHC is the largest club in New Zealand with 743 members. Delivering strong hockey across all levels and ages. Providing programmes for players, coaches and umpires. Vision Acknowledging dedicated “To provide a whole of hockey programme where members who have served players, coaches, umpires and our community grow the club for many years. and achieve their full potential, enjoying hockey as a lifetime sport” Overview 2017 another successful year The Howick Pakuranga Hockey Club (HPHC) Highlights achieved include: continues to be one of the largest hockey Life Members Club Day - 10 June 2017 clubs in New Zealand with 743 members: 284 seniors /165 youth / 295 juniors. The club John Daniel Academy – junior / youth / fielded: 27 Junior teams/ 9 Youth Boys & Girls senior players teams/ 14 Senior Men & Women's teams. We cater for all ages including 8 members over 61 Coaching Programme – February to years old. Continued strong representation for November 2017 National and Auckland representatives across Success in Auckland Competition - the club: 78 representative players and 3 3 League winners/ 10 teams in Finals / coaches 2 Plate winners / 5 Final winners Special thanks to all coaches, managers, Winning Auckland Hockey Men’s Overall umpires for their commitment and support Club Champion Trophy throughout the season Strategic Plan developed for 2017-2020 Club Umpires programme established section 01 Overview 3 Key People Life Members Strong Leadership from Board, Life Members, Coaches & Volunteers . Board members: Diana Dowdle – President Special thanks: Life Members: Tony Edwards- Vice President Gisele Phillips – Gear John Daniel Kiri Kirkpatrick – Secretary Co-ordinator Paul Daniel Wendy Schofield – Financial Chair/ Clive Daniels & Jude Menezes Paula Daniel Treasurer – Lead coaches Kerry Eisenhut Cameron Wilson – Men’s Club Captain Liz Lombard – Goal keepers Keith Armstrong Camille Johnstone – Women’s Club Gear Co-ordinator (represented by Helen Captain Nicole Berry- Ball Kids Armstrong) Eugene Ballaigues – Youth Club Captain manager Dianne Blackbourn Mike Dawson/Rebecca Robinson – Emily Chaplin / Valerie Chhima Kesha Junior Club Captains Thomas – Youth Co-ordinators Diana Dowdle Sarah Melville - Community Chair Scott Hayter/ Cameron Wilson vacant – Development Chair – Club Umpires programme section 01 Key People 4 Strategic Plan 2017-2020 Strategic Drivers – Strong Competition, Development, Build Community, Resourcing Growth Strategic Plan 2017-2010 5 Strategic Plan Growing our Own Development programmes Umpires (37) Ball Kids (31) Strategic Plan 6 Auckland Competition Senior competitions – 284 players, 14 Teams Senior Teams women men Premier first equal first equal Winners in final Runners up in final Premier Intercity 3rd A grade 5th A grade Premier Reserve 6th 4th Winners in final Division 1 2nd 2nd Division 4 Women Division 2 3rd A – 2nd The club fielded 14 senior teams and are proud that 11 teams were in the top 4 of the competition B - 4th Division 3 3rd 5th - Plate winners with 7 teams in the finals. 2 League winners were both the Division 4 men Division 4 League winners A- League winners and women. 3 Finals winners were Premier Women, Premier Winners in final B – 5th Plate Winners Reserve Men & Division 4 Women. 2 Plate winners were Division 3 Men & Division 4B Men section 02 Auckland Competition 7 Auckland Competition Youth & Junior competitions 165 youth players & 295 junior players The Club fielded 9 youth teams: 5 youth boys teams and 4 youth girls teams. 4 teams were in the top 3 of the competitions, with 3 teams HP McLaren girls, HP Gloyn girls and HP Manchester boys in the finals. Congratulations to Premier Girls McLaren and Premier Boys Manchester who were finals winners. HP Inglis were plate winners Juniors fielded 26 teams including Fun Sticks, Mini Sticks, Kiwi Sticks, Kiwik Sticks teams. Supported by 29 coaches, 5 student coaches, 23 managers. All teams were competitive and catered for a range of ability and experience. Special acknowledgement for the successful JUMP programme with 18 youth umpires supported and mentored by Scott Hayter, Neil Auckland Competition Woolridge, Cameron Wilson, Emily Chaplin 8 National & NHL Representatives We are proud our 78 Black Sticks, national level & age group representative players National Hockey League (NHL): NZ Black Sticks: Auckland Women: Deanna Ritchie, Amelia Devon Manchester, Sam Lane, Hugo Gibson, Ali Hunt, Jude Menezes (Coach) Inglis, Blair Tarrant, Kane Russell, Auckland Men: Devon Manchester, Matt Dominic Newman NZ Development, Dunn Amelia Gibson (retired), Shiloh Gloyn, Midlands Women: Shiloh Gloyn Rachel McCann, Jude Menezes Midlands Men: Andy Hayward (Goalkeeper Coach), Deanna Ritchie Capital Women: Lydia Velzian NZ Development Northland Women: Tyler Lench Southern Men: Joe O’Connor NZ Masters: Canterbury Women: Rachel McCann Mark Roberts Men's 35s Canterbury men: Dominic Newman, Sam Mark Wilcox Men's 45s Lane Clinton Tweedale Men's 50s NZ Universities: Nicole Bowler; Sophie Dennis Fraser Men's 55s Richards; Sahib Singh section 02 National & NHL Representatives 9 Awards Congratulations for dedication to our club HPHC Caps Dylan Goss #50 HPHC Service Awards 10+ Jude Menezes #52 Counties Manukau Sporting years: Philip Walker #65 Excellence Awards 26 November 2017 Wendy Schofield Deanna Ritchie #68 Matt Dunn #78 10 years Board Chair of Finalists: Stephen Passmore #108 Finance/ Club Treasurer / HPHC – Club of the Year Hannah Newman #116 Youth team manager Cameron Wilson – Clive Daniels #124 Administrator of the year HPHC Longstanding Devon Manchester #141 Jude Menezes - Membership 15+ years: Steve O’Connor #151 Coach of the Year Jarrod Horgan; Claire Powell Suzy Donovan #165 Murray Yeoman #190 Chris Dowdle #220 Charlotte Edwards #272 section 03 Awards 10 Total Income for 2017 year $ 270,014 Total Income for 2016 year $284,692 Financial report 2017 11 Total Expenditure for 2017 year $ 288,998 Total Expenditure for 2016 year $283,409 Financial report 2017 12 Funding Gaining funding & sponsors continues to be significant this year. We thank: Blue Sky Community Trust, Mt Wellington Foundation, NZ Community Trust, First Sovereign, Di Premier Men & Four Winds Foundation, Ball Kids 2017 Lion Foundation, vision 4 Women Grassroots Trust, Premier Men & Ball Kids 2017 Infinity Foundation, We also thank sponsors: Pegasus Sports Foundation, SAS: uniforms and club gear Pub Charity, Just Hockey: Trillian Trust. - 4x John Daniel Academy scholarships Special thanks again to Tony Edwards & - Representative players vouchers Wendy Schofield for their tireless work in - Ball Kids shirts gaining Trust funding over the years section 03 Funding 13 . Life Members Day Thank you Thank you to all our club members, life members, Diana Dowdle volunteers and supporters who have President contributed to making 2017 another successful Howick Pakuranga Hockey Club season. We are focused on growing our own in all areas of the club and doing what matters to our people and families..
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