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2016-17 Asctaqld Annual Report 2016/2017 Annual Report QLD BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LIFE MEMBERS BOARD OF MANAGEMENT President Mr Mark Lorrimer Directors Mr Michael Sage, Mrs Raelene Ryan, Mr Shaun Crow, Mr Paul Jones, Mr David Lush Ex-officio Mrs Trudee Stafford (Branch Administrator) LIFE MEMBERS Mr Joe King*, Mr Laurie Lawrence, Mr John Carew*, Mr Paul Quinlan, Mr Phil Macleod*, Mr Arthur Cusack*, Mr Reginald Francis*, Mr Ken Wood, Mrs Jan King, Mr David Urquhart, Ms Pat Wright OAM, Mr Denis Cottrell, Mr Ross Gage, Mr John Wallace, Mr Brian Stehr, Mr Peter Diamond * - Deceased AUDITOR A M Giles & Co 1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT I am pleased to present this report to members of asctaQLD for the 2016/17 financial year. During 2016/17, the excellent performances of asctaQLD coaches was again recognised by their selection to lead and assist with Swimming Queensland and Swimming Australia teams. It is the success of such coaches that Queensland and Australia were well represented on both a National and International platform. Following Queensland’s success at the 2016 Australian Open Championships, 12 Queensland coaches were selected on the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Teams (P). These were: Michael Bohl OAM, Jan Cameron (P), Harley Connolly (P), Denis Cotterell, Simon Cusack, Brendan Keogh (P), David Lush, Chris Mooney, Vince Raleigh, Michael Sage, Richard Scarce, and Rick Van Der Zant (P). The outstanding efforts of these coaches culminated in Queensland continuing to produce world-class coaches and athletes. The success rate of these coaches saw Queensland swimmers bring home 70% of Australia’s medals achieved at the 2016 Olympic Games and 40% of medals achieved at the 2016 Paralympic Games. Queensland maintained its perfect record at the 2016 State Teams Short Course Championships, securing yet another victory under the following coaches: Shaun Crow (Head Coach), Damien Jones (Male Head Coach), David Lush (Female Head Coach), Craig Harkiss, Tom Harris, Adam Hosking, Raelene Ryan, Ken Sabotic, Richard Sleight and Lachlan Staples. This event was first held in 2009 and Queensland has won each year since its inception. Queensland again took out the Male and Female awards at the 2017 Australian Open Championships, along with 42 individual gold medals for. Queensland Target Squad Coaches once again looked sharp on pool deck during Finals Sessions, wearing their business shirts provided by asctaQLD. Queensland also maintained their excellent track record at the 2017 Australian Age Championships, with 37 Queensland coaches producing gold medal winners, earning Queensland the Premier State Award. asctaQLD recognised the outstanding achievement of these coaches by awarding them an asctaQLD National Age Champion shirt. 2 The 2017/18 Swimming Queensland Development Squads were selected after the 2017 Open and Age Nationals based on times swum between 1 May 2016 and 30 June 2017. asctaQLD recognised coaches of swimmers in these development squads with a squad shirt based on the highest level squad achieved by their swimmers. asctaQLD enlisted the services of swimming experts David Lush, Nick Smith, Lachlan Mitchell, Drew McGregor, Shaun Crow, Sally Bailey, Tom Barton, Marie Hasemann, Chris Dellit, Wendy Ross and Sue Mayo to present at the 2016 asctaQLD State Conference, which provided teachers and coaches with a valuable professional development and collaborative opportunity. To continue the support of Queensland coaches, asctaQLD also contributes to Swimming Queensland via financial support for the Coach and Club Development Officers who work with coaches around the State in the form of clinics, coaches workshops, program visits and associated development activities. The annual asctaQLD Coaches Christmas Lunch was held on the last day of the 2016 Queensland Championships at the Sleeman Sports Complex. During the lunch, the 2015/16 Coaching Awards were presented, recognising the success of Queensland coaches and celebrating their outstanding achievements. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Swimming Queensland and asctaQLD sponsor Vorgee for once again generously supporting this function. At the conclusion of the 2016/17 financial year, the Association retained a surplus of $48,011. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the asctaQLD Board for their contributions in this voluntary role and all who have contributed to the success of asctaQLD in offering their support throughout the year. I would also like to make note of the continuation of sponsorship from Vorgee, together with the support provided from the Queensland Academy of Sport and Swimming Queensland, whose commitment and support vitally contribute to the success and development of our Queensland coaches. Mark Lorrimer President asctaQLD 3 AWARDS COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS Coach of the Year (Able Body) Michael Bohl OAM Coach of the Year (Open Water) Michael Sage Coach of the Year (Swimmer with Disability) Harley Connolly Outstanding Achievements Paralympic Games Jan Cameron David Heyden Rob Hindmarsh World Short Course Championships Michael Bohl OAM Ashley Callus David Lush Chris Nesbit AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDS Club Coach of the Championships Michael Bohl OAM Australian Championships ‘Silver Licence’ Coach of the Championships Chris Nesbit Australian Championships Coach of Qld Athlete of the Championships David Heyden AUSTRALIAN AGE CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDS Age-Group Coach of the Championships Dean Boxall Australian Age Championships Coach of Qld Athlete of the Championships Ken Sabotic 2017 Age Champion Coaches Humberto Angerami Damien Jones Paul Sansby Dean Boxall Barry Kime Richard Scarce Michael Bromley David Lush Sam Sharp Shaun Crow Graeme McDonald Paul Simms Noel Donnelly Richard McLean Richard Sleight Liam Du Feu Steve Miller Josh Smith Sean Eels Chris Mooney Kirk Taylor Craig Harkiss Chris Nesbit John Wallace Tom Harris Janelle Pallister Jeremy Wardrop Zander Hey Vince Raleigh Ken Wood David Heyden Raelene Ryan Rob Hindmarsh Ken Sabotic Elisha Hunt Michael Sage 4 QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARDS Qld Championships ‘Bronze Licence’ Coach of the Championships Tom Harris Qld Championships ‘Bronze Licence’ Coach of Qld Athlete of the Tom Harris Championships DEVELOPMENT AWARDS Qld JX Club of the Year Rackley Qld Regional Association JX Club of the Year Far North Qld TAS North Qld Gardens Central Qld Rocky City Wide Bay Kawana Waters Darling Downs Toowoomba Grammar Gold Coast Helensvale Qld JX Pro-rata Coach of the Year Fairholme Development Program Support Adam Hosking Kyle Samuelson Coaches Coach Award Kim McConnachie Michael McConnachie Jodie Shanks Swim Australia Teacher of the Year TBC Emerging National Championships Coach Michael Bromley Sean Eels Emerging National Championships Coach (OWS) Vince Raleigh Kirk Taylor Emerging National Championships Coach (SWD) Glenn Baker Marcus Elder Steve Critoph Emerging Age Championships Coach Justin Bell Craig Harkiss Sam Sharp Len Sterlin David Thomas 5 Emerging Age Championships Coach (SWD) Stephen Ballhause Col Cresser Zander Hey David Heyden Ben Ingersole Graeme McDonald Emerging Age Championships Coach (OWS) Liam Du Feu Janelle Pallister Jodie Shanks Josh Smith Duncan Todd Rob Van Der Zant John Wallace National Team Coach Dean Boxall Shaun Crow David Lush Coach of a Swimmer on a National Team Ash Callus David Heyden Qld Team Coach Ash Callus Craig Harkiss Adam Hosking Janelle Pallister Raelene Ryan Ken Sabotic Luke Stafford Lachlan Staples David Thomas 6 RECORDS The following coaches, coached swimmers to the records listed below. WORLD RECORD Michael Bohl OAM Emma McKeon 4x100m Freestyle Relay Harley Connolly Lakeisha Patterson 400m Freestyle S8; 4x100m Freestyle 34pts Simon Cusack Bronte Campbell 4x100m Freestyle Relay Cate Campbell 100m Freestyle; 4x100m Freestyle Relay Rob Hindmarsh Rachael Watson 50m Freestyle S4 David Lush Brittany Elmslie 4x100m Freestyle Relay WORLD JUNIOR RECORD David Lush Minna Atherton 100m Backstroke AUSTRALIAN RECORD Jan Cameron Braedan Jason 200m Freestyle S13 Harley Connolly Lakeisha Patterson 200m Individual Medley SM8 David Heyden Katja Dedekind 50m Backstroke S13; 100m Backstroke S13 Rob Hindmarsh Daniel Fox 100m Backstroke S14 Rachael Watson 100m Freestyle S4 Andrew Howard Grant Patterson 50m Breaststroke SB2 Michael Sage Liam Schulter 800m Freestyle S14; 1500m Freestyle S14; 200m Individual Medley SM14 Rob Van Der Zant Rowan Crothers 100m Freestyle S10 Jeremy Wardrop Paige Leonhardt 100m Butterfly S10 AUSTRALIAN ALLCOMERS RECORD Ashley Callus James Roberts 4x100m Freestyle Relay David Lush Emily Seebohm 100m Backstroke Richard Scarce Cam McEvoy 4x100m Freestyle Relay 7 AUSTRALIAN AGE Dean Boxall Lydia Murray 13yrs & Under 200m Butterfly Ariarne Titmus 16yrs 800m Freestyle Jan Cameron Braedan Jason 18yrs 50m Freestyle S13; 18yrs 200m Freestyle S13 Harley Connolly Lakeisha Patterson 18yrs 100m Backstroke S8; 18yrs 50m Freestyle S8; 18yrs 100m Freestyle S8; 18yrs 400m Freestyle S8; 18yrs 200m Individual Medley SM8; 17yrs 200m Individual Medley SM8 Col Cresser William Martin 16yrs 100m Freestyle S10 Steve Critoph Jordan Harton 17yrs 50m Butterfly S10; 17yrs 200m Freestyle S10 Simon Cusack Shayna Jack 18yrs 100m Freestyle Nathan Doyle Braedan Jason 18yrs 100m Butterfly S13; 18yrs 100m Freestyle S13; 18yrs 400m Freestyle S13 Nathan Jason 14yrs 50m Butterfly S13; 14yrs 100m Butterfly S13; 14yrs 50m Breaststroke SB13; 14yrs 100m Breaststroke SB13; 14yrs 50m Freestyle S13; 14yrs 100m Freestyle S13; 14yrs 200m Freestyle S13; 14yrs 400m Freestyle S13; 14yrs 200m Individual Medley SM13 Marcus Elder Keira Stephens
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