Annual Report 2015 Many Thanks to Our Grant Funders & Sponsors Business Members Netball Central Zone

ANNUAL REPORT 2015 MANY THANKS TO OUR GRANT FUNDERS & SPONSORS BUSINESS MEMBERS NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE

13 12 2 3

11 10 4

6 9 7 8

1 Netball Taranaki 8 Hutt Valley Netball

2 Netball Wanganui 9 Netball Wairarapa

3 Rangitikei Netball Centre 10 Netball Manawatu

4 Netball Horowhenua 11 Dannevirke Netball Centre

5 Netball Kapiti 12 Taihape Netball Centre

6 Kapi Mana Netball Centre 13 Hawke’s Bay Netball

7 Netball Wellington Centre

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 CONTENTS

From the Board Chair and Chief Executive Officer 4

Support Our Zone Centres 6

High Performance 8

Maintain Financial Sustainability 11

Sustain & Grow Organisational Capability 12

2015 Achievements, Awards and Statistics 14

Audited Financial Accounts 21

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 FROM THE BOARD CHAIR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

After another busy and It is clear there is real strength in reach 100 games at this level as a encouraging year, it is our the Zone at age group level and coach or player and we took time pleasure to present the third the opportunity to capitalise on during the season to acknowledge Annual Report for Netball this over the next few years. Robyn’s significant contribution Central Zone. This is an ideal to the Pulse in the past four years Alongside the establishment opportunity to report on the as well as long serving players. activity there has also been progress made during 2015 To those who have retired or left evolution. There has been change which has been directed the team we thank you for your in Board members and Zone at enhancing our vision for contribution in 2015. staff personnel, particularly with Netball Central and building a the Pulse, changes we believe The Pulse has since undergone partnership culture highlighted will strengthen and build on our significant change with a new by the inception of the Zone strong foundations. coaching team and new-look line- structure in 2013. up recruited during 2015. We are Two new appointed Board We cannot achieve any of our excited with the appointments of plans without the efforts of our members, Owen Gibson and Tanya Dearns (Head Coach) and wider team and acknowledge Graeme McCullough, were Tania Hoffman (Assistant Coach), with gratitude the many people recruited while we said farewell and delighted with the culture who contribute to the success to Ian Collier. Owen and Graeme they are building and the goals of our Zone. both started in October and they have set themselves for the each brings strong commercial upcoming season. Our strategic plan set the experience and networking focus for the first two years resources. Ian’s willingness to The challenge and opportunity on establishment, and for the stay on the Board while we for the Zone is to keep building following two on consolidation. recruited suitable candidates was and maintaining a strong network There has been good progress greatly appreciated. across a diverse geography made in establishing most and population. Our focus is on aspects of the Zone’s core The rest of the Board has sharing knowledge, growing the activity but in some areas there remained constant with Carol knowledge base across our region is still work to be done on Sander re-elected at the last and facilitating best practise – some significant establishment AGM. The Zone is fortunate to these things are often intangible requirements, as it relates to have a highly skilled Board with and therefore can be hard to implementation of the Whole a cross section of skills and value. of Netball (WON) Plan. experience backed up by a strong We have worked with the wider performance-oriented culture. Staff and volunteers in the netball community to ensure that SUE GORDON Zone have worked tirelessly The 2015 Pulse team had their there is active communication and CHAIR during the past year to moments with some credible sharing of information. We have support the work of grassroots home performances under spent time asking for input into netball, build the pathways to the guidance of coach Robyn our plans and feedback about our the elite game and perform Broughton but overall it proved performance. Our Centres are at in the ANZ championship a challenging season. There the heart of the work we do and competition. As the content of were some notable individual our thanks go out to the Centre this Annual Report highlights milestones achieved during the boards and staff who have helped there has been considerable year with Robyn and players shape and influence the agenda activity across all key areas in Katrina Grant and Joline Henry for the Zone and implement our our strategic plan and some all joining the centurions club. programmes and activity. We pleasing results during the year. It is a special achievement to appreciate all you do.

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Netball New Zealand is an active OVERALL OUR STRATEGIC The Zone is fortunate to have supporter in what we do and PLAN FOCUSES ON: experienced and professional relies on the Zones for their staff and an active community § Supporting our Centres support with the implementation made up of Centres, Netball NZ, volunteers and fans, all of who play of the Whole of Netball plan. In § High Performance an important role in our day-to-day the spirit of partnership, we share § Maintaining financial success. our views, seek to influence the sustainability national agenda and implement Also critical to the success of the § Sustain and grow programmes designed by Zone are our sponsors and funders. organisational capability Mojo was our principal sponsor for Netball NZ. 2015. This was a highly successful In this way we are active partnership with benefits for both HIGHLIGHTS IN THE DELIVERY supporters of the WON plan. parties. Steve and his team were OF THE PLAN THIS YEAR Ultimately the success of all active sponsors who contributed INCLUDE: the Zones will be driven by our to a successful campaign. All of collective ability to ensure there § broad establishment across our other sponsors and funders also made significant contributions are sufficient resources and the Zone of the junior in 2015 and we could not have funding to effectively implement programme achieved what has been outlined the WON plan over time. This § increased emphasis on in this Annual Report without their has and will continue to be a coaching programmes on-going support and assistance. significant focus for Netball § success on a national level by A final thank you to everyone Central. our age group athletes who has contributed to this past year and we look forward to the opportunities for continued momentum in 2016.

SUE GORDON CHAIR CAROLYN YOUNG CEO

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 SUPPORT OUR ZONE CENTRES

CONNECT THE NETBALL § Netball Taranaki hosted § Hawke’s Bay Netball CENTRAL ZONE North Island U15 delivered the inaugural ANZ Championships futureFERNS Zone Festival in Central Zone Community collaboration with the Zone Netball Manager Stuart Savage, § Netball Manawatu hosted and NNZ continuing the foundation set by Lower North Island Liz Page, has worked closely with Secondary Schools § Five netball fun days delivered the Centres to align a common § Netball Wellington Centre throughout the Zone thread across all developmental hosted the Netball NZ § 357 junior coaches trained initiatives through productive National Championships within the Zone communication and feedback. § The Zone successfully hosted § Netball Wellington Centre As a result, increased development the second Super Club/Super offering ANZ futureFERNS workshops and networking School Tournament at Arena at its three satellites and opportunities presented during Manawatu in Palmerston delivering a Year 5 & 6 pilot 2015 have enhanced the calibre North, featuring eight of the of officials and expertise across § Netball Taranaki offering ANZ best club teams in the Zone junior, coach, umpiring, team futureFERNS at its six satellites and schools who were placed management and administration in the top 20 at Lower North § Netball Manawatu significantly being developed across the Zone. Island Secondary Schools. increased its participation numbers in the junior space § Five Wellington regional COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Centres – Netball Wellington § Dannevirke, Rangitikei and AND CENTRES Centre, Netball Hutt Valley, Wairarapa introduced the ANZ § The two-day annual Zone Netball Kapiti, Netball futureFERNS programme for Forum was facilitated and Wairarapa and Kapi Mana the first time in 2015 delivered in September by Netball – completed strategy § Netball Hutt Valley delivered NCZ at ASB Sports Centre, and governance training a four-week pilot for ANZ along with a number of in collaboration with Sport futureFERNS Year 5 & 6 valued stakeholders including Wellington and the Zone. Netball New Zealand (NNZ), Centres and Sport Wellington. FACILITATION DEVELOPMENT The forum aimed to update GROW PARTICIPATION OF COACHES, MANAGERS, and provide development Introduced nationally in 2014, UMPIRES, OFFICIALS AND opportunities for staff involved Netball New Zealand’s (NNZ) VOLUNTEERS in junior, coach, umpiring, official junior programme ANZ On board in a fulltime capacity, team management and futureFERNS has continued to Netball Central Zone Coach administration. instigate growth in the junior Development Officer Sandra Edge § Netball Development Officer game in 2015. Highlights for has enthusiastically embraced Forums were delivered in June junior netball across Netball her role, actively engaging with and November at Vautier Park Central during the past year and supporting Centres where in Palmerston North by the included: together they have achieved Zone, providing officers with rewarding and positive results. § 17,137 juniors playing in the development workshops and Highlights for 2015 included: Year 1-8 space across the Zone networking opportunities with § 82 Netball New Zealand Coach other Centres from across the § 10 Centres delivering ANZ Developing Modules were Zone. futureFERNS at Year 1 & 2 and run this year around the Zone eight delivering at Year 3 & 4 § A number of successfully with 710 coaches attending hosted Zone and National § 5227 juniors at Year 1-4 the modules in total. Seventy- events were run by some of participated in ANZ one coaches gained their CCA our Centres: futureFERNS in 2015 award this year.

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 § 11 coaches on the Performance Our special thanks go to Central Group (NZUDG) and Bernice Coach Programme were Zone’s independent Coach Robertson, Lisa Aull, Julie Shaw significant contributors in the Developers for their contribution and Sam Kerins for co-ordinating running of the Central Pulse this year… Karen Bevan, Lindsay Bench Officiating and Statistics trials in August, and a number Filiata, Tania Lister, Lisa Murphy, in the Zone. To the Zone Umpire have led components of the Tash Rowlands, Valerie Sampson, Development Group (ZUDG) Zone Talent Development and Ivy Topping. Currently Karen, and the Zone Technical Official days. Lindsay, and Tash are attending Advisory Group (TOAG), who play a series of coach developer an integral role in the development § 34 coaches observed the training workshops run by Sport of officials within our Zone, we Silver Ferns during practice Wellington. thank you for your dedicated prior to the test against Fiji efforts in ensuring the Central in July. Silver Ferns coaches We would also like to offer our Zone continues to grow in this Waimarama Taumaunu and congratulations to the following area of expertise. Vicki Wilson were available Zone and Centre staff for for a Question and Answer becoming Netball New Zealand § Umpire development has again session which was appreciated accredited Coach Developers… been well supported by the by all. Denise Aiolupotea (Hawke’s Bay Centres in 2015 with several Netball), Sandra Edge (NCZ), dedicated umpire development § Performance Coach Maria Hegarty (Netball Wellington officers providing guidance and Programme coaches Lindsay Centre), Parekura Muraahi (Netball support in this specialised area. Filiata, Tash Rowlands, Lee- Wanganui) and Ann Rodgers Anne Taylor and Lisa Tod have (Netball Taranaki). § The NNZ Coach Assessor attended the NNZ Advanced workshops for umpires were modules. led in our Zone by the NZUDG UMPIRES AND BENCH OFFICIALS representatives in 2015, with § 172 coaches attended We would like to acknowledge administration being completed other Coach Development and thank Linda Liggins and Anne by the Zone. These were well Workshops throughout the Blomfield, our Netball Central received in 2015 with uptake of Zone facilitated by Yvonne Zone representatives on the New these workshops surpassing the Willering, Tania Karauria and Zealand Umpire Development previous year. Belinda Colling. § A highlight for the year was ‘Keeping it Current – a weekend of workshops’ held in September in Wellington. Fifty coaches from around the Zone attended throughout the weekend and were fortunate to learn from the likes of leading netball coaches including Waimarama Taumaunu, Adrienne Morrin, Te Aroha Keenan, Leigh Gibbs, Kirsten Hellier and Tanya Dearns. TGfU guru Dennis Slade, HPSNZ Strength and Conditioner Simon Chatterton, Wellington Blaze cricket coach Mark Borthwick and tennis legend Belinda Cordwell also contributed hugely to a memorable weekend.

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 HIGH PERFORMANCE

With the appointment of injury at the Lion Foundation travelled to Auckland to play Frances Solia as the Emerging National Championships and Netball North and Waikato Bay Talent Manager, Netball Central was consequently denied the of Plenty. After losing a few key has continued to push the opportunity. players from the previous year, bounds of player, coach, umpire Central Zone performed well Robyn Broughton achieved and score bench identification during their pre-season campaign the significant milestone of and development across the but unfortunately weren’t coaching 100 matches in the Zone. able to sustain that during the ANZ Championship during 2015, tournament and finished at the The hard work of Centre her last year at the helm of the foot of the table. management and volunteers Pulse. Stalwarts of the team, Te is at the core of the initial Huinga Reo Selby-Rickett, Liana development and identification Leota, Joline Henry and Irene TALENT DEVELOPMENT and we remain grateful to van Dyk have now moved on PROGRAMME everyone who plays a part in this. and we wish them well in their The Central Zone Talent Identifying and facilitating talent future endeavours. Import Ama Development Programme development breeds success as Abegeze has returned to England involved 76 athletes, 23 coaches we continue to strive to produce where she will feature in the UK and 22 umpires who took part more high achievers. Super League. in development cluster days There is a diverse range of quality Ameliaranne Wells enjoyed during the months of October talent across our Zone and the a recall to the Silver Ferns, – November 2015. These cluster challenge is to transition these alongside Katrina Grant, and days were held in Wellington, players, coaches and officials Jodi Brown, to be part of the Palmerston North, Hawke’s into the high performance arena evenly contested end-of-season Bay and Taranaki. Up to three through expansive learning Constellation Cup series against selectors were appointed to opportunities. Australia. each cluster day. From these cluster sessions 33 players were Many thanks to the Centres’ selected to attend a day camp general managers, development U23 CHAMPIONSHIP in Palmerston North followed officers, selectors, coaching by an overnight camp in Otaki. volunteers, fitness testers and the The team for the national U23 Alongside player development, many others who play vital roles tournament consisted of players six umpires and ten coaches also in helping steer this talent on the from Netball Wellington, Netball attended these two camps for pathway to success. Manawatu and Netball Hawke’s Bay. Yvette McCaulsand-Durie their own learnings. returned from the previous From this programme, seven MOJO PULSE year to coach the side with players were selected to trial Mojo Pulse rounded out a Lana McCarthy taking up the for the New Zealand Secondary disappointing season after assistant coach role. The Zone School (NZSS) Team with Mila finishing second to bottom of hosted a tournament at the ASB Reuelu-Buchanan (Wellington the New Zealand Conference in Centre in Wellington attended East Girls College), Marcelle the ANZ Championship. Rising by Netball North, Waikato Bay Parkes (Wellington East Girls young talent Whitney Souness of Plenty and Netball Mainland. College), Tiana Metuarau earmarked her bright future Once again, positive feedback (Wellington East Girls College), when selected to trial for the was received from the visiting Colleen Faleafaga (St Mary’s Silver Ferns but unfortunately teams. As part of the build- College) and Kimiora Poi (Napier suffered a serious knee up to NZAGC, the team also Girls High School) all making

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 the team and Diahn Strickland Te Pania (Manukura) named as a non-travelling reserve. Selected for the Aotearoa Maori team were Savannah Cassidy (Manukura), Diahn Strickland Te Pania (Manukura), Ashleigh Tahiwi (Manukura), Kelsey McPhee (Napier Girls High School), Jermaine Howard-Vallance (St Mary’s College), Renee Savaiinaea (St Mary’s College) and Taylor Green (Heretaunga College).

PATHWAY TO PULSE This programme is in its second year with 20 athletes involved, the squad being selected from the 2015 Pulse trials. From this squad, the National League team will be chosen for the new competition being rolled out in April 2016. The new National League has been designed to more closely align the tier that sits just underneath ANZ Championship level, the competition involving National League teams from each of the five Zones.

HIGH PROFILE SUCCESS Across the Zone there are 23 coaches undertaking the New Zealand Performance Coach Award. In 2015 Pelesa Semu and Frances Solia were selected into the Netball New Zealand Performance Coach Advance Programme. The Netball Wellington Centre team stamped its class on the last of the Lion Foundation National Championship in its current format by going through the tournament

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 HIGH PERFORMANCE CONTINUED

unbeaten to claim the title. FACILITATE TALENT Metuarau (Wellington East Ameliaranne Wells, Claire Kersten, IDENTIFICATION AND Girls College) on their selection Elias Shadrock, Karin Burger and DEVELOPMENT to the tournament team. Five Whitney Souness were named in of our Zone umpires and four Manukura, St Mary’s College, the Tournament Team. statisticians were part of the Wellington East Girls College, NZSS competition. Two umpires from the Zone, Wellington Girls College, Angela Armstrong-Lush and Liz Palmerston North Girls High Our age group representative Boon, were involved in the ANZ School and Newlands College teams from across the Zone Championship while Angela, competed in the College Netball represented their Centres Gareth Fowler and Ann Hay competition in 2015. All teams proudly thanks to the hard work controlled international games were competitive in their games and commitment put in by all during 2015. with the highest honour going the coaches, managers and players. From the NZAG U17 We would like to acknowledge to Wellington Girls College who championship in Mt Manganui the efforts of Sam Kerins, Julie made the semi-finals, clinching a five players were named in the Shaw, Sue George, Kora Pene and top four finish before going down tournament selection.10 umpires Bernice Robertson who have been to Mt Albert Grammar. A total of from the Zone officiated at the involved either as a bench official 22 members from our Zone were U17 tournament. and/or statistician for a minimum given bench appointments for of six different competitions the College Netball competition Kelsey McPhee (Hawke’s Bay across the calendar year. and eight statisticians. Netball) was named in the NZG U19 Tournament Selection, while Five members of the Pulse side A total of 58 secondary school alongside this six umpires from were in the Silver Ferns squad teams competed at the Lower the Zone officiated at the NZAG with Katrina Grant and Jodi North Island Secondary Schools U19 and U23 tournament held in Brown competing at the World tournament hosted in Palmerston July. Cup in Sydney. North, with the top five teams heading to the National In its second year, the Pathway We would like to acknowledge Tournament. Congratulations to to Pulse initiative had two the efforts of Waimarama Wellington East Girls College, more programmes developed Taumaunu who stepped down St Mary’s College, Wellington and added late in 2015 to help as Silver Ferns coach at the Girls College, Manukura and continue to bridge the gap end of 2015. Wai was suitably Napier Girls High School who between high performance recognised for her outstanding performed well at the National and talent development. These 30-year contribution to netball Tournament, with Wellington programmes will sit under the when receiving a Member of the East Girls College finishing Pathway to Pulse. NZ Order of Merit in the New third overall. We would like to Year’s Honours. offer special congratulations It’s also congratulations to to Marcelle Parkes (Wellington Jodi Brown, who was similarly East Girls College), Renee acknowledged with a NZ Order Savai’inaea (St Mary’s College), of Merit after calling time on a Colleen Faleafaga (St Mary’s remarkable 13-year international College), Mila Reuelu-Buchanan career which spanned 61 tests. (Wellington East Girls College), Both Wai and Jodi signed off in Jermaine Howard-Vallance (St style with a resounding win over Mary’s), Tenika Leota (Wellington Australia. East Girls College) and Tiana

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 MAINTAIN FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY

In an ever-challenging SET AND MEET TARGETS this has to be finely balanced environment, the management with the financial sustainability The financial result for the and Board has continued to work of the Zone. year ending 30 November hard in developing on-going 2015 was a surplus of $28,000 policies which will ensure the against a budgeted deficit of TARGETED MARKETING financial sustainability and sound $71,000. This is another pleasing footing of Netball Central Zone. The success of the Zone is de- result following on from last pendent on the mutual support year’s surplus and the Zone’s of a number of stakeholders, the LONG-TERM commitment to operating within role of the sponsor and funders FUNDING STRATEGY our means. Key drivers in the being a key ingredient. Securing overall result occurred from staff Securing funding remains a sponsors and funders that buy vacancies, the Pulse not making challenging exercise across into and become part of the zone the playoffs, an increase in grant the Zone with many of the vision of expanding opportunities revenue, and an increase in participants often competing for women in sport and leader- sponsorship. for the same funds. Netball ship across the lower North Island Central Zone continues to work remains a big part of NCZ’s future expansively with stakeholders, NETBALL AN agenda. funders and across a variety of “AFFORDABLE” SPORT In a challenging market, this sectors for the benefit of netball. Affordability for participants is remains a work in progress but we The establishment of a Zone- always a major consideration see our sponsors as an extension wide long-term funding strategy for Netball Central Zone and of the Zone, as part of our family remains a key strategy for the every effort is made to ensure it and who share our netball vision future. remains a sport for all. However, in a mutually beneficial way.

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 SUSTAIN & GROW ORGANISATIONAL CAPABILITY

LEADERSHIP, GOVERNANCE, Zone is committed to working DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT in partnership with Netball New RETENTION OF STAFF Zealand and the other Zones to We welcomed Owen Gibson and Zone staff continue to develop ensure that the game flourishes Graeme McCullough to the Board within their roles and engage at both the national level and as appointed board members in professional development in grassroots netball. during 2015. Carol Sander was their specific areas, in particular, elected for a further three-year With the expansive range of their interaction with Netball NZ term, the overall continuity of activity undertaken in the Zone, in regards to the development of board members being invaluable. regular meetings and specialised national programmes. forums with the Centre staff and The Board conducted a review Elizabeth (Liz) Page resigned volunteers are key features on of its practices during the year, from her role as Community the calendar. This provides all confirming areas of strength Netball Manager in March to contributors with the opportunity and identifying areas for further return home to Auckland and to share ideas, communicate to development and focus. The take up a role with the Auckland a wider audience, instigate new strategic plan was reviewed and Netball Centre. Stuart Savage projects and gather feedback some refinements to the five- replaced Liz in May 2015 on overall progress. The Lead year focus affirmed. Centres and brings with him a broad Centres have played a prominent were invited to add to the input knowledge of sport development role in ensuring that key projects/ of the development of the 2016 from the UK. Stacey Sharp left initiatives are communicated business plan and some took the role of Junior Development across the wider Zone up this opportunity. Ian Collier Officer in October. This role community so that all interested stood down from his role as an has been vacant while ongoing parties are kept up to date. appointed board member and funding was acquired for we would like to acknowledge his continued development of the contribution to the establishment FURTHER DEVELOP POLICY ANZ futureFERNS programme of the Zone which has been AND PROCEDURES and the roll out of the Year 5 pilot critical to the success of Netball in 2016. The inception of the Zone Central. structure in 2013 heralded a brave Elizabeth (Lizzie) Sandom There have been regular forums new world for netball but as a started a new role as the Event and engagement between the system, it is still very much in its Co-ordinator in April, primarily Zone and Netball New Zealand. infancy. Policies and procedures focused on the Central Pulse. The Chairs and CEO’s have face constant refinement in Lizzie came to us from the met regularly and there were an unchartered territory but Cricket World Cup and has added opportunities to input into with change comes excitement great experience and become an major national initiatives such as and the opportunity to make invaluable member of the team. the Competition Review, High meaningful differences. We are Performance Strategy and the continually learning about how to future of the ANZ Championship. do things best across our Zone, In 2015 the Zone has continued fulfil that vision to the best of our to invest significant time and ability and that is something we efforts to contribute to these can all do together. initiatives in order to build a strong foundation for netball in New Zealand, both today and in the future. Overall the

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NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 2015 ACHIEVEMENTS, AWARDS AND STATISTICS

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 BENCH Jessica Scott MEN’S NATIONALS APPOINTMENTS Julie Shaw Cathy Edmonds Paula Simpson Ngamata Maeva INTERNATIONALS Judith Smith John Neho Clare Dombroski Kenzie Turnbull Kora Pene Cathy Edmonds Annette Ward Julie Shaw Sue George Sue Winter Rangi Wano Laura Hook Kora Pene NETBALL NZ NATIONAL COLLEGE NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Bernice Robertson Lisa Aull Greg Barbet Judith Smith Wendy Colledge Shannon Davidson Clare Dombroski Clare Dombroski OCEANIA SERIES Cathy Edmonds Laura Hook Bernice Robertson Monica Fraser Clare Jamieson Sue George ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP Ngamata Maeva Debra Hall PRE-SEASON John Neho Sonya Hapi Greg Barbet Kora Pene Laura Hook Wendy Colledge Bernice Robertson Ngamata Maeva Ella Eritaua Julie Shaw John Neho Sue George Paula Simpson Kora Pene Laura Hook Judith Smith Cathy Roa John Neho Dale Stechman Bernice Robertson Kora Pene Annette Ward Jessica Scott Bernice Robertson Julie Shaw Paula Simpson NZAGC Paula Simpson Judith Smith Cathy Edmonds Judith Smith Jan Tame Sonya Hapi Kenzie Turnbull Annette Ward Kora Pene Annette Ward Kenzie Turnbull ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP WELLINGTON RSL Lisa Aull U23 Sue Beckford Greg Barbet Lisa Aull Marian Daals Wendy Colledge Greg Barbet Cathy Edmonds Clare Dombroski Wendy Colledge Monica Fraser Cathy Edmonds Cathy Edmonds Sue George Sue George Laura Hook Mike George Debra Hall Ngamata Maeva John Neho Sonya Hapi John Neho Helen Ngataki Laura Hook Kora Pene Kora Pene Ngamata Maeva Bernice Robertson Cathy Roa John Neho Julie Shaw Bernice Robertson Kora Pene Paula Simpson Dale Stechman Bernice Robertson Annette Ward Jan Tame Rangi Wano

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 STATISTICS NETBALL NZ NATIONAL NZC AWARD QUALIFYING CHAMPIONSHIPS APPOINTMENTS Breya Boulton Sue George Adrian Brown INTERNATIONALS Sam Kerins Aleisha Cotton Lisa Aull Karen Eliason NZSS Sam Kerins Jessica Williams Maree Marshall Lisa Aull Sam Kerins NZC ENDORSED ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP Maree Marshall Greg Barbet Lisa Aull Julie Shaw Tony Gardiner Sue George Kelly Ives Soya Hapi Here Myron Sam Kerins NETBALL CENTRAL Maree Marshall ZONE & NZ UMPIRE NZB AWARD Bernice Robertson AWARDS 2015 Jamie Manuel Julie Shaw Sue Winter ZONE AWARD NZA AWARD (QUALIFYING & Ken Metekingi ENDORSEMENT) COLLEGE NETBALL Paul Smith Lisa Aull Melissa Price Sue George Denise Sheehan NZA ENDORSED Jenny Varcoe Sam Kerins Ann Hay Maree Marshall Nathaniel Picking Bernice Robertson Celese Prior INTERNATIONAL UMPIRE AWARD (IUA) Julie Shaw Kimberley Lake Daisy Smith Angela Armstrong-Lush TRANS TASMAN U19 Sian Fendall Sam Kerins Deborah Gurney Chris Clay NZAGC Leigh Kohika Sam Kerins Maree Marshall Vanessa Gray

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 NATIONAL & NZSS 2015 NATIONAL UMPIRE INTERNATIONAL Marlissa Howard SQUADS UMPIRE Kelly Ives NATIONAL A UMPIRE SQUAD APPOINTMENTS Gemma Kennedy Jess Lea Gareth Fowler NZAG U17 CHAMPIONSHIPS Helga Lewis Ann Hay Lisa Aull Jamie Manuel NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SQUAD Stacey Cook Liam Minhinnick Aleisha Cotton Anna Brookie Tania Horo NETBALL NZ NATIONAL Jess Lea CHAMPIONSHIPS Marlissa Howard Ken Metekingi Helga Lewis Angela Armstrong-Lush Paul Smith Jamie Manuel Gareth Fowler Liam Minhinnick Ann Hay Tanya Phillips Paul Smith TEAM SUCCESSES Jessica Williams (TOP FOUR NATIONALLY) ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP

NZAG U19 & U23 Angela Armstrong-Lush NETBALL WELLINGTON CENTRE 1st Netball NZ National Championships Greg Barbet Liz Boon Angela Jowitt INTERNATIONAL WELLINGTON U19 TEAM Jess Lea 4th NZAG U19 Championships Angela Armstrong-Lush Ken Metekingi Gareth Fowler and Ann Hay – Alicia Odering WELLINGTON GIRLS COLLEGE Pacific Games, Paul Smith 3rd College Netball Competition Papua New Guinea WELLINGTON U17 TEAM TRANS TASMAN U19 2nd NZAG U17 Championships Jess Lea Ken Metekingi WELLINGTON EAST GIRLS COLLEGE 3rd New Zealand Secondary Schools Netball Championships

ST MARYS COLLEGE 4th New Zealand Secondary Schools Netball Championships

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 PLAYERS SELECTED PLAYERS SELECTED AT NATIONAL EVENTS IN NATIONAL TEAMS

NZAG U17 CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT NZ SECONDARY SCHOOLS TEAM SELECTION Colleen Faleafaga St Mary’s College Colleen Faleafaga Wellington Tiana Metuarau Wellington East Girls College Mila Reuelu-Buchanan Wellington Marcelle Parkes Wellington East Girls College Renee Sandle Taranaki Kimiora Poi Napier Girls High School Briana Stephenson Hawke’s Bay Mila Reuelu-Buchanan (VC) Wellington East Girls College Jaydi Taylor-ChaffeyHawke’s Bay AOTEAROA MAORI NZAG U19 CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT SELECTION Savannah Cassidy Manukura Taylor Green Heretaunga College Kelsey McPhee Hawke’s Bay Antonia Hei Hei Manukura NEW ZEALAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Jermaine Howard-Vallance St Mary’s College CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT SELECTION Kelsey McPhee Napier Girls High School Colleen Faleafaga St Mary’s College Renee Savaiinaea St Mary’s College Jermaine Howard-Vallance St Mary’s College Ashleigh Tahiwi Manukura Tenika Leota Wellington East Girls College Diahn Strickland Te Pania Manukura Tiana Metuarau Wellington East Girls College Marcelle Parkes Wellington East College SILVER FERNS SQUAD Mila Reuelu-Buchanan Wellington East College Jodi Brown Pulse Renee Savai’inaea St Mary’s College Katrina Grant Pulse Joline Henry Pulse LION FOUNDATION NATIONAL Liana Leota Pulse CHAMPIONSHIPS TOURNAMENT SELECTION Ameliaranne Wells Pulse Karin Burger Wellington Claire Kersten Wellington NATIONAL TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS HOSTED Elias Shaddrock Wellington Netball NZ National Championships Whitney Souness Wellington Wellington Ameliaranne Wells Wellington Silver Ferns v Fiji Te Rauparaha Arena

PLAYERS SELECTED TO ATTEND THE ZONE TALENT DEVELOPMENT DAYS (JANUARY-MARCH) Drew Brooking Hutt Valley Savanagh Cassidy Manawatu Colleen Faleafaga Kapi Mana Demi Forshaw Hawke’s Bay Taylah Gilberd Taranaki Antonia Hei Hei Manawatu Jermaine Howard-Vallance Kapi Mana

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Julia Law Kapiti MOJO PULSE 2015 Tenika Leota Wellington Katrina Grant Captain Olivia Macaulay Hawke’s Bay Joline Henry Vice-captain Grace Major Taranaki Ama Agbeze* Kelsey McPhee Hawke’s Bay Jessica Bourke Tiana Metuarau Wellington Jodi Brown Brooke Neilson Taranaki Liana Leota Marcelle Parkes Wellington Hannah Poff Kimiora Poi Hawke’s Bay Te Huinga Reo-Selby-Rickit Mila Reuelu-Buchanan Wellington Elias Shadrock Laina Samia Hawke’s Bay Whitney Souness Renee Sandle Taranaki Ameliaranne Wells Briana Stephenson Hawke’s Bay Irene van Dyk

Diahn Strickland Te Pania Manawatu Management: Ruhia Tamati Wanganui Robyn Broughton Head Coach Api Taufa Wellington Frances Solia Assistant Coach Braxton Te Rini Manawatu Jo Holmes Manager Charlie Vailini Hutt Valley Nikki Lynch Physiotherapist Maia Watling Manawatu Guy Mothersole Strength and Conditioning Coach Tori Watt Wellington *Import player Lydia Weir Taranaki

OPPOSITION SCORE WIN/LOSS NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE U23 TEAM 2015 Sheridan Bignall Netball Manawatu Vixens 64-40 Lost Jessica Bourke Netball Wellington Centre Firebirds 52-46 Lost Karin Burger Netball Wellington Centre Tactix 48-41 Won Kirsten Craig Netball Manawatu Alexandra Dunn Netball Wellington Centre Mystics 49-44 Lost Rhiarna Ferris Hawke’s Bay Netball Magic 49-38 Won Talia Hullena Netball Wellington Centre Crystal Lawrence Netball Wellington Centre Mystics 47-45 Lost

Renee Matoe (captain) Netball Manawatu Fever 51-48 Lost Whitney Souness Netball Wellington Centre Swifts 47-47 Draw Renee Te Riini Netball Wellington Centre Brooke Watt Netball Wellington Centre Steel 50-49 Lost

Management: Tactix 51-48 Won Yvette McClausen-Durie Head Coach Steel 55-55 Draw Lana McCarthy Assistant Coach Margaret Perry Manager Magic 52-47 Lost Maumahara Keenlan Physiotherapist Thunderbirds 62-51 Lost Lindsay Filiata Statistician

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NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE INCORPORATED

STATEMENT OF MOVEMENTS IN EQUITY

for the year ended 30 November 2015

NCZI NCZI Group Group 2015 2014 2015 2014 NOTE $000 $000 $000 $000

Members Equity at beginning of year 197 114 20 (72)

Operating Surplus/(Deficit) for year 28 92 28 92

(Less)/Plus transfers (to)/from Equity

(Less) transfer to Equity (26) (9) (0) (0)

Members Equity at end of year 199 197 48 20

The notes on pages 25-27 form part of, and should be read in conjunction with these financial statements

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

for the year ended 30 November 2015

NCZI NCZI Group Group 2015 2014 2015 2014 NOTE $000 $000 $000 $000

Operating Revenue 3 2,339 2,344 2,339 2,344

Operating Expenses 3 2,311 2,252 2,311 2,252

Operating Surplus/(Deficit) 28 92 28 92

Net Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year 28 92 28 92

The notes on pages 25-27 form part of, and should be read in conjunction with these financial statements

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE INCORPORATED

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

as at 30 November 2015

NCZI NCZI Group Group 2015 2014 2015 2014 NOTE $000 $000 $000 $000

Assets

Cash and Short-Term Deposits 412 297 412 297

Accounts Receivable 18 24 18 24

GST Receivable 7 11 7 11

Prepayments 4 3 4 3

Merchandise Stock 1 - 1 -

Total Current Assets 442 335 442 335

Plant and Equipment 5 9 5 9 5

Total Non Current Assets 9 5 9 5

Total Assets 451 340 451 340

Members Equity 199 198 48 20

Liabilities

Creditors and Accruals 4 112 81 158 138

Income Received in Advance 139 62 139 62

NNZ Loan - - 106 120

251 143 403 320

Total Equity and Liabilities 451 340 451 340

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Sue Gordon

Date:

The notes on pages 25-27 form part of, and should be read in conjunction with these financial statements

NETBALL CENTRAL ANNUAL REPORT 2015 NETBALL CENTRAL ZONE INCORPORATED NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 NOVEMBER 2015

1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES

Basis of Reporting Netball Central Zone Incorporated (NCZI) is an Incorporated Society in New Zealand, incorporated in 2012. NCZI is a Public Benefit Entity. The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with NZ GAAP and s23(i) of the Incorporated Societies Act 1908.

NCZI is not publicly accountable and is not large as defined by NZICA Framework for Differential Reporting. The Incorporation has claimed the following reporting exemptions: (a) FRS10 Statement of Cashflows (b) FRS3 Accounting for Property, Plant & Equipment

These financial statements have been prepared on the basis of historical cost with the exception of certain items which are detailed below.

Financial Reporting Changes The External reporting Board of New Zealand (“XRB”) has released a new accounting standards framework effective 1 April 2014. NCZI are currently reporting under Old NZ GAAP. Under the new XRB framework management expect they will prepare special purpose financial statements for the year ended 30 November 2016.

Going Concern The financial statements have been prepared on a going-concern basis, reflecting the Board’s business plan which is being monitored monthly to ensure sufficient cashflow is available to pay liabilities as they fall due.

Goods & Services Tax Figures shown in these financial statements are exclusive of GST, with the exception of accounts receivable and accounts payable.

Revenue Recognition Revenue that does not relate to the current period is deferred on the statement of financial position as income received in advance until such time as it is appropriate to recognise the revenue.

Contra Contra received is recognised as sponsorship revenue when amounts are quantifiable in terms of the sponsorship contract.

Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable are shown at an amount which represents their estimated realisable value.

Plant, Equipment and Depreciation Plant & Equipment is stated at cost less accumulated depreciation. Plant & Equipment have been writtenoff over their estimated useful lives on a straight line basis to calculate the depreciation charge for the period as follows: Furniture & Fittings 2-15 years Other Equipment 2-5 years

Uniforms Uniforms are expensed at the time of purchase.

Taxation NCZI is a Non-profit body for taxation purposes under section CW 46 of the Income Tax Act 2007 and as such no taxation is payable on the profit for the year.

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1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES CONTINUED

Changes in Accounting Policies There has been no change in accounting policies during the year and they have been applied on a consistent basis.

Consolidation Netball Central Zone Incorporated is consolidated with Central Netball Region (CNR). The Zone is the operating entity and CNR is a debt only entity. Related party transactions exist between the two entities and have been eliminated upon consolidation.

2 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND COMMITMENTS NCZI NCZI Group Group Commitments under non-cancellable operating leases 2015 2014 2015 2014 $000 $000 $000 $000

Current 14 41 14 41 Non-current - 11 - 11 Total operating lease commitments $14 $53 $14 $53

3 OPERATING SURPLUS NCZI NCZI Group Group 2015 2014 2015 2014 Operating Surplus includes: $000 $000 $000 $000 Income Sponsorship 567 687 567 687 Membership 494 492 494 492 Event Income 290 245 290 245 Funding 923 817 923 817 Expenses Audit Fees 1 - - - Depreciation 2 1 2 1 Rental and Operating Lease Expenses 48 41 48 41

Audit Fees have been paid via a sponsorship agreement between Netball New Zealand and KPMG.

4 CREDITORS AND ACCRUALS NCZI NCZI Group Group 2015 2014 2015 2014 $000 $000 $000 $000

Trade Creditors 35 28 35 28 Accruals/Other Creditors 77 53 122 110 112 81 158 138

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5 PLANT & EQUIPMENT ($000) NCZI NCZI 2015 2014 Accum Book Accum Book Cost Depn Depn Value Cost Depn Depn Value Furniture & Fittings 2 (0) (0) 2 2 (0) - 2 Other Equipment 10 (2) (3) 7 4 (1) (1) 3

12 (2) (3) 9 6 (1) (1) 5

Group Group 2015 2014 Accum Book Accum Book Cost Depn Depn Value Cost Depn Depn Value Furniture & Fittings 2 (0) (0) 2 2 (0) - 2 Other Equipment 10 (2) (3) 7 4 (1) (1) 3

12 (2) (3) 9 6 (1) (1) 5

6 OVERDRAFT FACILITIES

There was no overdraft facility with the ANZ Banking Group Ltd

7 BOARD HONORARIA

The Board Chair received an honorarium of $12,000 (2014: $12,000)

8 SUBSEQUENT EVENTS

There have been no events subsequent to balance date that would have a material impact on the financial statements.

9 RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS

Related party transactions exist between Netball Central Zone Incorporated and Central Netball Region, but are eliminated upon consolidation. These transactions facilitated the transfer of assets and liabilities from the region to the Zone following the establishment of Netball Central Zone Incorporated.

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