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Nominations for Life Membership Agm 2020 NOMINATIONS FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP AGM 2020 NOMINATIONS FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP ILLAWARRA BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2020 NOMINATIONS RECEIVED: 1. Val Mann; pages 1 & 2 2. Phil Driscoll; pages 2 & 3 3. Graeme Haney; pages 3 - 6 4. Jeanette Stutchbury; pages 6 - 8 Applications in support of each nomination are listed below. 1. VAL MANN – nominated by Glen Stutchbury Val has had an enduring and significant role within basketball in the Illawarra and beyond since moving to the region in the early 1990’s. She has been involved in score bench operation consistently in domestic, wheelchair, representative, NBL and international games. Additionally, Val has held positions of responsibility on the Board (Including Chair and President) and in an acting CEO role. Val has represented BI on committees, coached teams as well as other score bench personnel. Her selfless and committed commitment has been acknowledged by BNSW and BA, she is highly regarded by people within the local community and her love of basketball is obvious to anyone who cares to look. Val seeks no credit for herself and contributes to the basketball community with no ego and a sense of selfless service of others. Her contributions to basketball should not be overlooked and BI is very fortunate to have people such as her guiding and contributing to this glorious sport. YEAR CONTRIBUTION 1996 Started score bench with IBA for a variety of junior tournaments 1998 Attained Level 3 status; a few domestic international games 2000 - 2017 NBL score bench 2004 - 2006 Ran 13 TIGS teams in the junior IBA domestic program 2005 Elected board member IBA 2007 Elected Chair and President IBA, acted as CEO in a voluntary capacity 2007 Basketball NSW: Volunteer Administrator of the Year Award 2008 Basketball Australia Female Administrator of the Year 2008 - 2013 Elected to the board of Basketball NSW; attended a wide variety of tournaments throughout NSW; periodically acted for BNSW at Meetings with Basketball Australia 2009 Established a committee to review country representative basketball and implemented the Country Premier League (CPL) 2009 & 2010 Member of BNSW Country Committee 2010 - current BNSW Wheelchair Illawarra convenor for score bench 2017 FIBA scorebench accreditation 1 NOMINATIONS FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP AGM 2020 YEAR CONTRIBUTION 2000 - current IBA score bench for junior and senior rep games and championship domestic competitions 2. PHIL DRISCOLL – nominated by Glen Stutchbury Phil has for a very long time contributed to the ongoing wellbeing of basketball participants within the region (and beyond) in his capacities of Sports Trainer and motivator. His knowledgeable presence has given confidence to numerous players that they and their condition were in great hands. Phil would dedicate himself to each member of teams for which he had responsibility ensuring that they were well prepared for games and campaigns. His regard for the safety of his charges (and their opponents) showed great care and professionalism. His role has covered representative juniors, NBL Players, National Senior players, International touring teams and anyone who was lucky enough to cross paths with him. All people in the sphere of operation have benefitted from his vast understanding of the athlete, injury prevention, treatment and recovery. His love for the game and the athletes who play has guided Phil to make contributions outside of his normal duties, including working to improve facilities available for the local basketball community. Phil has been a constant within the Basketball Illawarra and his presence is marked by his ability to make and maintain authentic relationships with those around him, he is generous with his time and BI has been exceedingly lucky to have him within the community. Basketball History 1979 to 2020 1979 Attended my first ever game of Basketball the HAWKS NBL first game. One week later I started my apprenticeship as a Sports Trainer at the HAWKS with Paul Whiteman the Head Trainer and as a consequence I began a lifelong association and love with basketball. I started by looking after the Illawarra Youth League men’s team, and assisting with the HAWKS and the WNBL with BOB Sim from that time on I became heavily involved in the IBA not only as a Sports Trainer but involved in the association helping with any team that requested my services and also the association. My job as TAFE teacher gave me the ability to be able to help the IBA with the fabrication of Backboards, Rings, Seating Stands, Stairs, and Security Gates etc. Thus being this involved in the IBA lead to a strong association with NSWBA as a Sports Trainer, through John Martin at NSWBA which lead to being involved in all sorts of events, Country Tournaments, training camps, representing NSWBA at Australian Championships all over the country in the ages of U/16, U/18, U/20 both men and women’s teams. Other events also associated with NSWBA were the Masters Games and numerous other events under their banner or association with. 2 NOMINATIONS FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP AGM 2020 NSWBA Medical Commission founding member John Martin, Doctor Roger Parrish, Bob Sim Physio/Coach, Ron Hobbs and Phil Driscoll. Attended the Australian Junior Country Cup as Head of Medical for NSWBA and the Tournament for many years. Lecturing and running courses to many associations and teams along the way about Sports Medicine as a senior lecture for Sports Medicine Australia I still give advice to the IBA on Workplace Health and Safety a roll that I have held in outside industry for some years. I am still involved with the HAWKS as Head Trainer Medical for the 2020/2021 season and as such will be assisting the IBA wherever possible and NSWBA players and teams whenever requested to do so 3. GRAEME HANEY – nominated by Darren O’Brien History of Contribution to Illawarra Basketball Association Graeme was appointed as General Manager of the Illawarra Basketball Association and Illawarra Hawks Basketball in May 1994 for a two year period, after which he became the General Manager of the Wollongong Wolves until 2002. Graeme and his family moved to Wollongong in 1995 and has maintained his association with the Illawarra Basketball Association, continuously since then. He has participated as a registered player on an average of two games a week and in at least two competitions per year, during that period. He has also contributed to the operations of the association by volunteering his services in the following broad variety of positions. Year Representative Level Association/Club Level 1994 Head Coach: Div. 3 Men - BNSW Country Championships (Champions) 1995 Committee Member: Senior Women Coach: Under 13 Boy's - Odd Age - Kittyhawks SEABL Championships 1996 Committee Member: Senior Women Coach: Under 15 Girl's - Odd Age - Kittyhawks SEABL Championships 1997 Head Coach: Div. 2 Under 14 Boy's - Southern Junior League Coach/Administrator: Championship (Champions) Men 1998 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 1999 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2000 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men 3 NOMINATIONS FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP AGM 2020 Year Representative Level Association/Club Level Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2001 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2002 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2003 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2004 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2005 Committee Member: Senior Women Coach/Administrator: Championship - Kittyhawks Waratah ABA Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2006 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2007 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Div.4 Men 2008 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2009 Coach/Administrator: Championship Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2010 Head Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men - State League (Finals) Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Coach/Administrator: Div. 3 Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2011 Assistant Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men - State League Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Coach/Administrator: Div. 3 Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2012 Committee Member: Senior Competitions Committee Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2013 Committee Member: Senior Competitions Committee Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2014 Committee Member: Referees Committee Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men 4 NOMINATIONS FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP AGM 2020 Year Representative Level Association/Club Level Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2015 Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2016 President (Grants Committee, Hawks & BNSW Liaison) Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex 2017 President (Grants Committee, Hawks & BNSW Liaison) Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Committee Member: Basketball NSW Planning Committee Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex Assistant Coach/ Administrator: Men's Open Div. - Barrengarry Conference (Champions) 2018 President (Grants Committee, NBL Hawks & BNSW Liaison) Coach/Administrator: Div. 1 Men Assistant Coach/Administrator: Women's Open Div. - Barrengarry Conference Coach/Administrator: Social Unisex Assistant Coach/ Administrator: Men's Open Div. - Barrengarry Conference 2019 Head Coach/Administrator: Women's Open Div. - Barrengarry Conference (Champions)
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