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NT Hockey Association 2012

Patron: Delia Lawrie

Executive Committee President: Steve Rowe Senior Vice President: Eric Bailey Vice-President (Women): Nova Peris Vice-President (Men): Rick Paul Vice President (Facilities): Maurie Lenoir Treasurer: Michele Walton Secretary/Public Officer: Baden Sharp

Staff Executive Officer: Baden Sharp Development Officer: Mark Davis Financial Officer: Julie Heyworth Administration: Diane Trimble

Organization Chart:-

HOCKEY NT EXECUTIVE

HIGH PERFORMANCE COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE OFFICER

ADMINISTRATIVE FINANCE DEVELOPMENT Executive Officer

ASSISTANT OFFICER OFFICER (Part-time) (Part-time)

DUTY CANTEEN HOCKEY MANAGERS STAFF SHOP STAFF

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HOCKEY SHOP STAFF

COMMITTEES

High Performance Management Committee

Aim: To provide guidance in the development of programs and strategies to recruit, advance and sustain our representative coaches, athletes, umpires and officials.

Objectives:  The planning, development and monitoring of NTHA High Performance Programs.  To identify and develop high performance coaches, umpires and officials within the NT.  Monitor the performance of NTHA representative coaches, umpires or officials and facilitate their development.  To identify areas that will improve the performances and recruitment of elite coaches, umpires, officials and athletes and will maintain their involvement in representative teams.  To provide feedback and support to representative coaches, umpires and officials.

Note: The HPC may nominate to the Board to concentrate on a particular discipline for its annual cycle. If approved the composition of the Committee may reflect that discipline.

Committee Composition: The Committee will be chaired by a selected member of the HPC and consist of:  NTHA Board Liaison (recommended to perform the duty of HPC Chairperson with no voting rights).  A representative from the NTHA.  NTC/NTIS Coach.  A highly respected coach, umpire or official from another sporting code.  Up to 5 highly qualified members with significant experience in one or more of the following areas: Coaching Umpiring Managing Senior representative athlete Tournament official (The positions are 12 month appointments, to be made by the NTHA Executive).

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 4 Responsibilities: and Duties:  Meet as required.  Establish and provide programs for the development of coaches, umpires and officials.  Review existing coaching, umpire, athlete and officials pathway for representative performances and recommend any changes to the existing structure.  Establish or maintain a process for monitoring and reviewing the performance of representative coaches, umpires and officials.  The communication and promotion of the high performance program to the wider hockey community.  Pre tournament:  The selection and recommendation of NT representative coaches, selectors, managers and physiotherapists from the applicants to the NTHA Board. Assist in sourcing any outstanding positions. Put in place structures to support any identified development areas for appointed applicant.  Review the selection of representative teams and recommend the endorsement by the NTHA Board. Where required form part of the team selection panel.  Post tournament:  Debrief of coaches following representative team debrief including exit interviews on coaches and assistant coaches including those who are not seeking to continue with representative coaching.  Provide feedback on coach, umpire or official’s performance and determine areas for further development.  Where required make recommendations to the NTHA Board for the next year’s appointments.  All members will contribute to discussion and the decision or proposal which will be recommended to NTHA Hockey for ratification.

2012 Committee Members: HPC Chairperson: Steve Rowe Members: Adam Spry Mark Davis Melissa Hall (resigned) Baden Sharp Eric Bailey Nick Jones Nick Lenoir

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 5 Hockey NT Delegates and Membership 2012

Alice Springs Hockey Association

President - Eric Bailey

Darwin Hockey Association

President - Doreen Walton

Gove Hockey Association

Vacant

NT Masters Hockey Association Inc

President - Tony Wood

2012 NT Hockey Membership Profile:

Darwin Alice Springs NT Masters Senior Males 285 42 *56 (18 Years & over Senior Females 336 43 *64 (18 Years & over) Junior Males 293 45 (17 Years & under) Junior Females 331 36 (17 Years & under) Total Male 578 87 Total Female 667 79 Regional Totals 1245 166 *120

* Includes NT and Interstate based players with dual hockey membership.

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Hockey NT Honours

Life Members: Les Finnis * Geoff Gray Geoff Sharples Ian Miller * Arthur Chuck * Stewart Cox (1992) Dot Durack* Helen O’Bryan Noel Condon Gordon Clarke Beryl Conversi Barry Humphries* Ted D’Ambrosio* Bev Sinclair Keith Kemp Jack Hughes Garry Halvorson* David Moore Phillipa March (1988) Doreen Walton (2010) Bill Van Dijk* (2010)

(Legend *deceased) Player Life Members: Jan McMahon John Keirs Chantrelle Carey David Hennessy Michelle Caden Merit Awards: Bev Sinclair Dulcie West Stan Rance Eva Lawler Alan Marshall Jan McMahon Geoff Gebhard Tony O’Bryan Janet Amadio Roger Newman Debra Moore Lill Finniss Vince Yuen Brad Ainslie Kath McMahon John Price

Hockey NT Awards

2011 NT Player of the Tournament Awards – Best and Fairest Players:

NT Under 13 Girls: Marissa Higgins NT Under 13 Boys: Tyler Spry NT Under 15 Girls: Jacqueline Graf NT Under 15 Boys: Lewis Kilburn

2012 NT Player of the Tournament Awards – Best and Fairest Players:

NT Under 18 Women: Jemma Markos NT Under 18 Men: Jason Hullick NT Under 21 Women: Elizabeth Duguid NT Under 21 Men: Jeremy Hayward

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International and National Awards 2012

2012 London Olympic Games, Bronze Medal – Kookaburras:  Joel Carroll

2012 LANCO International Super Series Hockey 9s, Gold Medal – Kookaburras:  Joel Carroll

2012 LANCO Player of the Tournament:  Joel Carroll

2012 Champions Trophy Winner, Gold Medal – Kookaburras:  Joel Carroll

2012 Sultan of Johor Cup, Bronze Medal:  Jeremy Hayward

2012 LANCO International Super Series, Silver Medal:  Brooke Peris  Elizabeth Duguid

2012 New Zealand National League, Silver Medal:  Leon Hayward

Hockey Australia Awards

Life Member: Phillipa March (1999 Australian Womens Hockey) (2001 Hockey Australia)

Merit Award: Keith Kemp

Women’s Masters Service Awards – Northern Territory: Valerie Keirs (2010) Diane Trimble (2011) Viki Miller (2010) Jeannette Carroll (2012)

2012 Australian Women’s Masters Hockey Championships in Melbourne: The Anne Stewart Perpetual Trophy – Restricted States awarded to the Northern Territory.

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International and National Selections 2012

2012 Kookaburras Squad:  Desmond Abbott  Joel Carroll

2012 London Olympics Test Event Squad:  Joel Carroll

2012 European Tour - Test Matches against Belgium and Germany:  Desmond Abbott  Joel Carroll

2012 London Olympics - Kookaburra Team:  Desmond Abbott  Joel Carroll

2012 Australia A Team:  Brooke Peris

2012 Mens National Junior Squad:  Adam Luck  Jeremy Hayward

2012 Womens National Junior Squad:  Elizabeth Duguid  Brooke Peris

2012 National Futures Program:  Jason Hullick

Australian Women Masters Teams (Trans Tasman Hockey Tour 2013):  Julie Hoare (O50s)  Jane Slater (O55s)

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International and National Tours 2012

Australia A Team: Brooke Peris 4 Test Series vs Korean Telecom (Korean Provincial Team) 6 – 15 March 2012, Perth Western Australia 2 Test Series vs Korean Senior Team March 2012

Jillaroos (under 21s Hockeyroos Team): Brooke Peris LANCO International Super Series Hockey 9s 22-25 November 2012 Perth Western Australia. Silver Medallist. 2 Test Series vs Malaysian Senior Team, November 2012 Perth WA.

Elizabeth Duguid LANCO International Super Series Hockey 9s 22-25 November 2012 Perth WA. Silver Medallist.

Kookaburras: Des Abbott 3 Match Test Series vs China 24 – 27 March 2012, Wollongong New South Wales 3 Match Test Series vs Japan 29 March – 1 April 2012, Canberra Australian Capital Territory 4 Match Test Series vs Korea Series 8 - 13 June 2012, Perth Western Australia 3 Test Series vs New Zealand Blacksticks 22-25 June 2012, Cairns Queensland

Joel Carroll 4 Nations Series 9 - 20 February 2012 Perth Western Australia China Series, Kookaburras vs China March 2012, Wollongong NSW 3 Match Test Series vs Japan 29 March – 1 April 2012, Canberra Australian Capital Territory Visa International Invitational, Kookaburra European Tour, May 2012 London 4 Nations Olympic Test Event, May 2012 2 Test Series, Kookaburras vs Belgium, May 2012 2 Test Series, Kookaburras vs Germany, May 2012 4 Match Test Series vs Korea Series 8 - 13 June 2012, Perth Western Australia 3 Test Series vs New Zealand Blacksticks 22-25 June 2012, Cairns Queensland London Olympic Games 27 July – 12 August 2012, London England. Bronze Medallist LANCO International Super Series Hockey 9s 22-25 November 2012, Perth WA. Gold Medallist and Player of the Tournament. Mens Champions Trophy 1-9 December 2012, Melbourne Victoria. Gold Medallist

National Under 21 Junior Team - Burras: Jeremy Hayward Sultan of Johor Cup Tournament 11-18 November 2012, Malaysia. Bronze Medallist.

Masters World Cup Team: Keshia Clarke Bronze Medallist. Coach Australian Women Masters Over 50sTeam, August 2012, Kensington England.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 10 PRESIDENT’S REPORT FEBRUARY 2013

For the 2012 hockey year there was specific focus on the longer term sustainability of the Association, and setting a foundation for the ability to provide more substantive support for our member groups, including the Darwin Hockey Association, the Alice Springs Hockey Association, and the Masters Hockey Association.

The 2012 year completed a number of initiatives, of various scale. The infrastructure completions included turf 2, safety netting, grandstand seating, scoreboard replacement, irrigation and shade structures.

Sponsorship numbers and income increased in 2012, allowing a substantive hockey development program to be undertaken in Darwin and Alice Springs. We also had strong individual representation at the national/international hockey level, with a number of athletes making various national squads and scholarships.

The introduction and continuation of various forms of hockey in the off season is also an initiative that has been well supported by the hockey community.

We also welcome Nick Lenoir as the NTIS Hockey Head Coach. Nick has been engaged with NTHA in the development capacity already, and is also a member of the High Performance Committee.

In the coming 2013 hockey year we have some financial challenges ahead of us that will require a composed level of resolution. In particular the recently imposed utility charges will add a substantial cost burden to the operation of the hockey centre. We will also be hosting two major tournaments, being the U21 Women in April and the U15 Boys in September/October. This provides a great opportunity to engage in national hockey events, but also comes with a cost that needs to be managed.

The curtailing of the Arafura Games has limited the opportunity to demonstrate our game, but has also removed the organisational effort that would have been involved for a tournament that has had diminishing international participation.

I recognise that there are always areas of improvement for NTHA. To ensure we have a management and community engagement structure that can support our sport, and address the improvements we would like to see, we are proposing the implementation of a refined framework.

The purpose of this framework is to promote positive and effective engagement between the NTHA, our constituents (DHA, ASHA, NTMHA), and the hockey community, including external stakeholders.

Transparency and communication is the key to purposeful engagement, and to facilitate this we will be establishing an ‘email hotline’ directly to the NTHA Executive Management Committee. All communiqués will be addressed.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 11 We are also proposing the establishment of three sub committees, supported by hockey community members. The High Performance Committee already exists, and will continue in the space of development and national competition.

The Standards, Governance and Ethics Committee is to be formed to provide a framework, evaluate, and address aspects of behaviour and expectations of participation.

The Fundraising and Recognition Committee is to provide focus and ideas in the opportunity of raising profile (and money!), and in identifying and rewarding service to hockey.

I would like to make a ‘call’ for all people interested in being a part of these groups, or alternatively, who have additional ideas and would like to be actively involved in developing NT hockey!

Another important initiative NTHA has modelling currently is putting a ceiling on the costs for players/parents to participate in national competition. We recognise that a major barrier to participation is the cost of participation… So we are looking to introduce a cost structure that substantially lowers the costs as compared to 2012.

These are the aspirations of 2013, but for now I would like to thank all those who have assisted, suggested and/or cajoled! It IS important I have your input, and your engagement to maintain hockey as a great sport for Territorians.

Thanks, Steve

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS REPORT

HOCKEY NT Report 2012 Hockey in the Northern Territory in 2012 has moved ahead in many areas and aspects of the sport. With the highlight being Joel Carroll’s selection in the Australian Olympic Men’s team, thus continuing the Northern Territory having a team member as a representative on an Australian Olympic Hockey team since the 1996 Olympic Games. This is a great achievement by Joel as he was the only Olympic representative from the Northern Territory to take part in the London Olympic Games.

Another highlight was the completion of the $1 million facility upgrade to the Marrara Hockey Stadium. This now means that the Marrara Hockey Stadium has two international quality pitches for our Territory players to enjoy our great game.

The selection of Adam Luck and Jeremy Hayward in the u21 Men’s Australian Squad was a just reward for both athletes continued hard work and commitment to their sport. Brooke Peris and Elizabeth Duguid gained selection in the u21 Women’s Australian Squad putting them both in contention for Junior World Cup selection in 2013. These selections were a fantastic achievement by all four athletes.

A highlight for the Junior NT representative teams was the U13 Girls 5th place finish in Perth, winning the Play the Whistle Award and also taking out the Player of Tournament with Erin Lidbetter. The NT U13 Boys also finished in equal 5th place position being pushed to a 6th place finish on goal difference. Both head coaches Doreen Walton for the U13 NT Girls and Sam Spry for the U13 NT Boys did a tremendous job in preparing these two teams and this was evident in the success of both teams.

The AHL Men’s SRA Territory Stingers finished their AHL campaign in a history making 5th place position winning the last two finals games of their tournament. This is the best finish the Stingers have had in the history of the AHL Men’s competition. Joel Carroll, Adrian Lockley, Jeremy and Leon Hayward, Tarrant Haami-Jones, Robbie Duguid and Jonathan Peris were all outstanding contributors in this history making team. The Territory Pearls caused the upset of the women’s AHL Women’s tournament in Perth when they defeated the reigning 2011 AHL champions the Adelaide Sun’s. Under head coach Jason Butcher the Pearls efforts throughout the tournament were impressive against all teams finishing in a very respectable 7th place. Many of the players are looking forward to the 2013 AHL competition where they are determined to finish higher up the rankings. Brooke Peris, Elizabeth Duguid, Sarah Paul and Jemma Markos were the stand out players for the Territory.

NT SPORTS AWARDS Des Abbott once again was the outstanding highlight for hockey at the 2012 Northern Territory Sports Awards winning the Northern Territory Sports Person of the Year for a second year in succession. This was a great achievement for Des having played in only the latter half of 2011 in the Lanco 9’s Super Series and the successful Champions Trophy winning team.

DEVELOPMENT Development of the sport of Hockey in the Northern Territory continues to flourish with our two development officers based in Darwin and Alice Springs focusing on the grass roots level of our game. Programs inclusive of local schools, communities and community groups are seeing a greater level of

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 13 participation in our sport at club level in Alice Springs and Darwin. There has also been a greater focus on the development of our coaches, technical bench staff and umpires with the successful running of courses for each of these areas in Darwin and Alice Springs. Thanks to Michael Craig and John Mowat from Hockey Australia for delivering a level 2 coaching course in Darwin in May. The course was very well attended and the feedback received was very positive and a true reflection of the quality of these two evergreen presenters.

STAKEHOLDERS & SPONSORS A big thank you must always go to all of our stakeholders and sponsors.

 Northern Territory Government  Australian Federal Government  Australian Sports Commission  McDonalds Darwin & Palmerston  Territory Insurance Office  Security Technology Services  Cazaly’s Palmerston Club  Imparja Television Network  Channel 9  OAMPS  Dabsco  Davis Langdon  SRA IT  Team Sports  Auto Care Body Repair Specialists  Waste Solutions  Area 9  Total Promotions  Hockey World  Express Signs  Lightning Electrical  Movement for Life Physiotherapy  Moorish Café  Coca Cola  The Cool Guys  Epic Moments  NTIS

THANKS I would like to express my thanks to the vast army of volunteers that contribute their valuable time, experience and expertise to assist in undertaking the coaching, officiating, managing, fundraising, parenting, mentoring, supervising and heartfelt supporting of all our representative teams. Without such support we would not be able to host national championships or send representative teams away to participate in these championships. I would also like to thank the Board and Staff of Hockey NT, President Steve Rowe, Senior VP Eric Bailey, VP Men’s Rick Paul, VP Women’s Nova Peris, Treasurer Michele Walton, VP Facilities Maurie Lenoir, Development Officer Mark Davis. Your support and guidance is always greatly appreciated. Thank you all.

Baden Sharp Executive Officer Hockey NT

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DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2012

2012 was another busy year in the development department providing quite a few highlights and achievements. The following is a summary of development events for 2012.

Recruitment 2012 has seen another year of growth in junior participation of hockey in the Northern Territory. Schools throughout the Darwin and Palmerston area were targeted during the year with interest in the game very high. This year schools were offered free clinics in exchange for Hook in2 Hockey registrations of all participants.

We had a strong presence in the Active After School Care program this year and hockey was delivered to 15 different schools in Darwin, Palmerston and Alice Springs.

The interest coming from schools was further highlighted by the Inter School Cluster competition which saw 21 school teams compete in a seven a side competition at the Marrara Hockey Centre. The day was a huge success and we are hoping that 2013 will see more juniors registering with clubs.

Alice Springs Recruitment It was a very successful year in Alice Springs with our Alice based Development Officer Mark Walsh working closely with the after school program to get an 8 team competition up and running. The competition was held once a week for 10 weeks and will recommence during term one in 2013. This is a great result for Alice Springs as they have struggled for junior numbers in recent years.

The below table shows some key figures for the year:

Item Expected Numbers for 2012 Actual Numbers for 2012

Hookin2Hockey Participants

5-12 Year olds first registered 250 388

5-12 year olds first registered 60 182 with a club HockeyEd Coaches 25 27

HockeyEd Officials 30 16

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 15 Olympic Hook in2 Hockey Camp, July 2012 The mid-year school holidays were the perfect time for this 3 day hockey camp for 5 to 13 year olds. The camp had 74 participants register which is the highest we have had for the holiday camp format. Each participant was supplied with an Olympic kit which included an Australian replica playing singlet, medallion and highlights DVD.

The camp’s focus was to promote the Olympics and to make all our junior players aware of the very rich history of Northern Territory players playing for the Australian teams. The camp concluded with the running of a Mini Olympics tournament which saw 8 different countries represented in some fun events.

Olympic Hook in2 Hockey Campers.

Junior Development Squads

Junior Academy Squad It was another successful year for the JAS in 2012 with most members gaining entry into NT state teams. The program has now completed its second year and is improving all the time. There was a great response from our volunteer coaches towards the program and I would like to express my appreciation to all who gave up their free time to help develop our talented juniors.

Academy Coaches: Adam Spry, Sam Spry, Doreen Walton, Brett Rollings, Daniel Hayes.

As well as the skill and fitness focus, the program added extra sessions that dealt with organizational skills, mental toughness and self learning. The sessions were delivered by the NTIS Sports Psychology coordinator, Liz Grylls.

Junior Development Squad This is the underpinning program to the Academy Squad and it targets our junior players that want to make state teams but are just missing out. Two blocks of 6 weeks were run throughout the year and the response was very positive from all involved. We hope to see a majority of the members move up into Academy and state team squads.

Hockey Education

There was an emphasis put on coaching and umpiring accreditation throughout 2012 in both Darwin and Alice Springs which resulted in level 1 and 2 coaching courses being conducted. The level 2 coaching course held in May was professionally delivered by Hockey Australia Hockey ED manager John Mowart and former NT coach Mike Craig. 16 of our volunteer coaches gave up their weekend to sit through the 2 day course and from the feedback we received it was time very well spent.

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Mike Craig explains the concepts of 2 v 2

Summary 2012 was a very productive and satisfying year and I look forward to improving all the development programs in 2013. Once again I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all the volunteers who have helped out during the year. And a big thanks to all parents who support their kids and their love of our great game.

Mark Davis Hockey NT, Development Officer

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Northern Territory Sports Awards 2012

NT Sportsperson of the Year Award: - Desmond Abbott

Hall of Fame - Phillipa March

NT Institute of Sport Awards 2011/2012

Carbine Club NT – NTIS Junior Athlete of the Year Award - Brooke Peris Fosters – NTIS Athlete of the Year Award - Joel Carroll

NT Institute of Sport Hockey Program 2011/2012 Scholarship Holders

NTIS Coaching Support:-  Nick Lenoir – Head Coach  Melissa Hall – Head Coach (on leave/resign)  Craig Curby – Assistant Coach

NTIS Squad Athletes:- Darwin based:- Kirralee Pavy Jason Hullick Gabriella Parker Brodie Gleeson Lewis Kilburn Daniel Robinson Jeremy Kay Adam Luck Kate Paul Stewart Bryson Brayden Keirs Jacqueline Graf

NTIS – Perth based:- Desmond Abbott Elizabeth Duguid Joel Carroll Heather Langham Jeremy Hayward Adrian Lockley Leon Hayward Brooke Peris

Australian Institute of Sport 2011/2012 Scholarship Holders

AIS Athletes:- Desmond Abbott Joel Carroll Brooke Peris

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NTIS Annual Report 2012

Once again the NTIS Hockey program had a successful year with the continuation of athletes being selected or identified for National Senior and Junior programs.

In 2012 the NTIS was able to provide the AIS Hockey program with:  3 players (D.Abbott, J.Carroll, B.Peris)  4 players were also selected in National Junior Squads (A.Luck, J Hayward; B Peris, E Duguid)  one athlete identified in the National Futures program (J.Hullick)

Other highlights include:  Joel Carroll won a Bronze Medal at the London Olympics  Joel Carroll won Gold at Champions Trophy with National Senior Team  Joel Carroll won a Gold Medal at the International Super Series and was named Player of the Tournament  Joel Carroll was purchased by the Mumbai Magicians for the inaugural Hockey India League  Jeremy Hayward won Bronze at U21 Sultan of Johor Cup with National Junior Team  Brooke Peris and Elizabeth Duguid won a Silver Medal with the Jillaroos in the International Super Series  Adam Luck and Brooke Peris were selected in the Australian Teams to compete at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival  Leon Hayward won a Silver Medal competing in the New Zealand National League

In the Darwin Daily Training Environment the NTIS program maintained a focus on continued skill acquisition and refinement in a number of key areas that included ball handling, tackling and distribution and receiving. The athletes were also exposed to a number of tactical themes with a priority focus on Attacking and Defensive circle principles and game sense.

The NTIS continued to be innovative by taking on a GPS project in conjunction with the NTIS sports science staff. Some of the aims of this project included the ability to track and compare intensity of various competitions, record and compare intensity of training across various load cycles and the use GPS and HR data as a feedback tool to improve performance in daily training environment. The NTIS continued with its holistic educational approach with a number of seminars being held, these included; time management, error recovery, an introduction to ACE and sports psych as well as a leadership workshop.

Solid 2012 campaigns have seen Des Abbott, Joel Carroll retain their respective spots in the National Senior squads and AIS scholarships for 2013. Brooke Peris has also gained an AIS Scholarship for 2013 and Leon and Jeremy Hayward have been selected in the National Development squad and junior squad respectively. Elizabeth Duguid also remains in the National Junior squad for 2013.

2012 also saw the departure of Melissa Hall from the program. The NTIS would like to thank Melissa for her efforts during her 5 year period as NTIS Hockey Head Coach.

Nick Lenoir NTIS Head Coach Hockey

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Darwin Hockey Association

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

It was a busy year and I when I put my hand up to become President I expected to be able to devote quite a bit of time to the role. Unfortunately I took on a new job that meant I was regularly travelling outside the Territory and working long hours. It does not look like abating next year so I will not be nominating for the position. As the year progressed it became evident that it was the same old faces volunteering and contributing to the administration of hockey in the Territory. Looking around the room today, it is evident that there is a need to bring in fresh and younger blood to introduce new ways of thinking and administration that will ensure the survival of hockey in the long term. It was good to have Nathanial on the committee this year who questioned the ways of the past and brought a new perspective to the committee. The Darwin Hockey Association has made a loss over the past 2 years and has been eating into its reserves. The cost of hockey is increasing for both DHA and the NTHA so we are going to have to get smarter about the way we do business. In a population of around 130,000 people in Darwin it makes no sense to have separate administration support arrangements for secretariat and treasury. Aligning them more closely together will provide an economy of scale that would reduce the expense to both associations. While I have not been associated with hockey as long as many others in this room, I have been as a player and umpire involved with a number of sports for many years. Over the past 2 years I have observed a growing and open hostility and disrespect for umpires. It is disappointing that this behaviour is exhibited by senior players and then emulated by their children. Let me tell you when I have caught my own son being mouthy toward umpires I give him a right talking to after the game and told him to pull his head in. I have also been in the position as the President of one club where I called to task people who behaved in an unacceptable manner toward umpires both on the field and in the grandstand. It is unfortunate that calling people to task is not happening consistently by club presidents and inappropriate behaviour is accepted because that’s the way that person has always behaved. That would be OK if there weren’t young impressionable minds around thinking if they can behave in that manner it must be OK. Go and watch an under 16 game and you will see similar behaviour being exhibited there toward umpires. Bad behaviour is having an impact on the number of people who are willing to put their hands up and become umpires. Of course umpires get it wrong from time to time. They are, after all only human, but to raise your voice or hand to an umpire is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated. I hope each club president regularly reminds their club members of the code of conduct and encourages more players into umpiring roles. While I will not be re-nominating for the role of president I will be returning to play next year and I am willing to help identify major sponsors for the sport. We have to reduce or stabilise the cost of the game to keep attracting Territorians into the sport. Both DHA and NTHA should work together and not in competition with one another to attract sponsors. There are a number of major NT companies that have never been approached for sponsorship and are wanting to improve their Territory and national profile.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 20 We have a tremendous opportunity to gain sponsorship due to the high levels of Territory representation in national teams, increasing televising of hockey and new technologies available to promote the sport (which is why we need savvy people on or advising the committee with a multi- media background). I will finish by thanking the DHA committee members for their dedication over the past year and to Doreen who stayed on as president elect to provide support. I wish the new committee all the best and will be available to assist in any way I can.

Noelene Swanson DHA President

Darwin Hockey Association - Life Members

Bev Sinclair Kim Ainslie Alan Marshall Robert Bulasch Trevor Alder Keith Kemp

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Alice Springs Hockey Association

PRESIDENTS REPORT 2012

Executive Summary

The track record of sporting organisation failure in Australia is a serious matter, and Alice Springs Hockey Association must honestly face the fact that without capable administrative competence and sound financial management and liquidity, Hockey in Alice Springs will cease to exist. Hockey in Alice Springs is not unique, with the management left in the hands of a few who love the game and who have a desire to give back to the sport that has provided them with so much physical and emotional support in their earlier years, whilst the majority enjoy the benefits provided, contributing little more than their presence on the field at game time.

If the game of Hockey is to continue in Alice Springs, there needs to be a significant increase in support for those who manage the game, but more importantly Alice Springs Hockey needs more people to accept the responsibilities of managing ASHA affairs.

Sport is a competitive field where Hockey contests for the minds and bodies of community members. Hockey needs people with a high level of personal energy and drive, the preparedness to put social and family requirements aside and the personal belief in their ability to achieve goals they set. Of critical concern is our financial position. Even with Masters Games every 2 years, we still can’t generate sufficient income to replace the turf or the irrigation system. We would be forced to play on grass again, or the association forced to shut down.

Of a more personal nature is the demanding nature of the volunteer roles within a sporting organisation and the pressures of family and paid work; hours involved in sports work, out of pocket expenses, fear of being sued, of being harassed and general lack of appreciation or recognition from the membership. On top of this is the bureaucratic approach required for the management of clubs; managing risk and the constant pressure to gain external funding. My challenge to members of Alice Springs Hockey is this; instead of sitting back, step forward and put yourself into a position where you are personally responsible for the success or failure of Hockey in Alice Springs. Give help rather than advice.

My challenge to Government agencies at the local level is to recognise all sports clubs within a community and allocate sufficient financial resources to support local sports clubs through regular maintenance and annual upgrading of facilities, and to increase their recognition of local sports clubs by providing adequate resources for volunteers, e.g. separate and secure rooms and storage spaces at all venues, meeting spaces, but above all adequate change and toilet facilities appropriate to the sport and their patrons and participants.

The 2012 Goals.

Another year has passed for Alice Springs Hockey with some positives and some negatives. We approached 2012 with a desire to strengthen our administrative and management capabilities, maintain our senior competition and continue the long journey of rebuilding our Junior Competition. It was thought that with a greater contribution from members, we could revitalise Alice Springs Hockey.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 22 We had several goals for the 2012 season: 1. Give more game management responsibility to players 2. Continue to support the building of our Senior competition 3. Build on the work already done to grow Junior Hockey 4. Develop a plan to improve umpiring and technical capabilities within ASHA 5. Commence the process of developing a new Strategic Plan for Hockey Alice Springs

1. Game Management

Giving more responsibility to players for the way in which the game is managed, has been an ongoing strategy of the Alice Springs Hockey Association executive. The executive also adopted a strategy of applying a less formal approach to management and administration in an endeavour to attract more people to participate. This was an abject failure. We were left with almost the same few people to manage and run Hockey.

During the 2012 season, the executive endeavoured to place issues that involved player and team behaviours in the hands of the players with the intent to remove discord and to have the standards of play, competition, and behaviour set by those who are directly affected by these decisions. For the most part, players and teams abided by the standards set, but again appeared reluctant to organise or attend meetings.

I would suggest ASHA return to a more formal approach for 2013.

2. Supporting the building of our Senior Competition

Hockey needs a pathway and a future if it is to attract and develop junior players in what is a very competitive market for young people’s hearts and minds.

To maintain interest at the senior level it is critical competition is as close and balanced as it can be managed to ensure that players do not lose heart and drop out of the sport. It must also provide enjoyment for all, not just the few.

Early indications were that Centrals would not reform for 2012. This was not an option for the executive and Teena Norman was asked to take on the task of rebuilding; not an easy task as they were severely depleted and few willing to play for a side that could not win. Teena must be commended for her achievement. Whilst not reaching finals, both men and women became increasingly competitive as the season progressed and all indications are that they will start 2013 in a much better position than they did 2012.

The downside of this was that Teena was unable to apply as much time and energy to those other tasks that needed her attention. The upside however, was a better balanced and stronger competition.

If the association can’t show a serious improvement in numbers year on year, then our ability to obtain sponsorship or grant money to fix and re-develop the current facilities will be pointless. Money goes to sports where there is the highest participation. eg. AFL. The Government, Local or Territory, is reluctant to give sporting associations the funds to re-develop grounds and facilities if member numbers are low. They are more inclined to spend the money on sports that have much higher participation numbers, believing they get a better return for taxpayers dollars.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 23 3. Build on the work already done to grow Junior Hockey.

With the advent of a Part -Time Development Officer being appointed, work was commenced in 2011 to ensure we had a good connect with the various organisations and bodies within Alice Springs such as Schools and NTIS so that when the Development Officer came on board, this person could hit the ground running. Thanks to Teena for the many hours and meetings put in.

Unfortunately the Development Officer appointed did not have a “Working with Children Card”. This delayed taking up planned activities until well into the Hockey season, caused other activities to be abandoned, and placed demands upon others when the season was winding down.

As disappointing as this was, a solid effort was put in to support the ongoing development of those in the system during the Hockey season and the advancement of players identified as possible representative players.

The role of Development Officer is important for the continuation and growth of Hockey in Alice Springs. For it to be successful in the long term it will require good communications between NTHA, the ASHA executive and the Development Officer.

In an effort to provide support for the Development Officer and to upgrade his skills Alice Springs Hockey Association paid for enrolment in TAE40110 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. Sadly this opportunity was not taken up by the Development Officer.

The development of a junior hockey competition whilst somewhat disjointed, is heading in the right direction. However, there needs to be a re-alignment and connect between junior and senior hockey within the overall strategy for Hockey in Alice Springs if we are to have a coordinated and successful sporting association where the junior base provides the foundation for the senior competition.

4. Improving umpiring and technical capabilities within ASHA.

In 2012 we started on the right track with the appointment of an Umpires Co-ordinator, only to lose this person through a transfer out of town before the season got underway. As no one else would or could step forward, this role then fell back onto Eric Bailey and Mark Goode, placing extra demands on them with little thanks or appreciation.

There can be no game without umpires and it is about time players appreciated what it takes to officiate on a game and accepted some of this responsibility. There are far too few willing to take on this role, but all too many willing to advise how it should be done. It is time to put up.

5. The process of developing a new Strategic Plan for Hockey Alice Springs.

It was hoped that in 2012 the executive could develop a business strategy that will take the progress of Alice Springs Hockey into a successful future.

Unfortunately workplace pressures stood in the way of this activity and we are in more or less the same position we were in at the beginning of the year and little indication that current executive members will have the time to address what is a critical requirement. In this day and age we have to consider Hockey as a Business and must therefore develop or buy in the information, skills, knowledge and techniques to operate as a profitable organisation. There are many facets to the successful operation of a Sports Business, and if we are to be successful in the future this will require us to harness from our members and others what is necessary to organise and operate successfully.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 24 Contributing to the planning process will include consideration of:  Association Values  Personal Commitments  Governance & Management Capabilities  Business/Operational strategies  Cash Flow planning  Financial management  Meeting legal obligations  Sponsorship  Marketing  Communications  Volunteer recruitment and management  Future planning

Your next executive will need to have or acquire the skills, knowledge and time necessary for this task. They cannot however, do this on their own; your executive will need the input and support of every member, if they are to be successful.

Looking Back

In retrospect, 2012 was a relatively successful year for Alice Springs Hockey:  The highlight was the Masters Games. We did this very well.  Our senior competition stabilised. Whilst this is a good thing, we cannot rest on our laurels and more must be done to attract and retain more senior players.  Giving more management responsibility to players didn’t work as well as expected. Things are still not as good as they could be, but we experienced a better spirited competition than in previous years.  By the end of the Hockey Season Junior numbers had grown substantially.

Looking forward

Our hopes for 2013 include the following:  A new executive with emphasis on sustaining player numbers and improving player development.  Improving the coverage of our game through the various media outlets in Alice Springs.  Completing a Strategic Plan that manages and directs Hockey positively towards 2020.

Your challenges: 1. Plan to be successful 2. Build skills and knowledge 3. Contribute to the game you play 4. Develop and Grow in the game 5. Share with others and show what you can do 6. Demand a place within Hockey NT 7. Support those who do

Conclusion

In conclusion, particular thanks and recognition must go to:  Teena, Goode and Nick for their contribution without complaint to the general management of Alice Springs Hockey, and especially their contribution to Masters Games.  Di for ensuring the executive were kept informed and enthused.  Baden and Drummer for their understanding, encouragement and support.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 25  Mark for his contribution to Junior Development.  Nicole for being our public figure and mouthpiece.  Those members and parents who gave of their time and energy to repair what needed fixing, to clean the grounds and facilities and to work in the canteen, and  My wife who accepted without complaint that during the Hockey season there were things about the house that would not get done, functions and social engagements that would not be attended and the myriad of phone calls and emails that would invade our household at all times of the night and day.

Eric Bailey President Alice Springs Hockey Association

Alice Springs Hockey Association - Life Members

Neil Hargrave OBE Jack Wolstencroft Gerry Kennett Helen O’Bryan Charlie Wall Tony O’Bryan Lil Finnis MBE Daryl Byerley Maureen Trindle David Moore Janet Amadio Marg Harris Ruth Johnson Debra Moore Charlie Mines Des White Bill van Dijk * Mark Goode Andy Hillier Stephen Versteegh Snr

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 26 Northern Territory Masters Hockey Association

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2012

Well 2012 has come & gone it was a very good year for NTMHA with some very positive results and feedback; we kicked off the club season with a great 7 aside carnival weekend with men’s and women’s teams from all clubs participating a really good weekend of hockey and socialising had by all, we want to make this an annual event in the Hockey calendar.

The Australian Masters saw two women’s teams travel to Melbourne and two men’s teams went to Hobart with the over 50’s men going through the tournament undefeated winning an exciting final against NSW to come home with the gold medals, congratulations and well done, I heard that a fairly long celebration followed the grand final. The over 55 men’s finished the tournament with 1 win and a draw finishing in 5th which is a pretty good result as they only had 11 players for the entire competition.

Both our women’s teams had solid results with the over 45’s winning 3 games, scoring 12 goals for the tournament and finishing 5th their best ever result for the championships, they were also awarded the Play the Whistle Award for the tournament. The over 50’s had some very close competitive games and came away with a draw and finished 6th.

Jeanette Carroll received a ten year service award for her service and support to Australian Masters Hockey.

2012 Australian Women’s Masters Hockey Championships in Melbourne - The Anne Stewart Perpetual Trophy – Restricted States was awarded to the Northern Territory.

National Selections 2012 - Australian Women Masters Teams (Trans Tasman Hockey Tour 2013):  Julie Hoare (O50s)  Jane Slater (O55s)

International Tours 2012 - Masters World Cup Team: Kensington England:  Keisha Clarke, Coach Australian Women Masters Over 50s Team - Bronze Medalist

More importantly all our teams had a lot of fun in the true Masters tradition, capping off a great year for NT Masters teams.

We now have an NTMHA logo and hopefully in 2013 we will have some NTMHA merchandise for our members to purchase - polo shirts & stubby coolers to start and the Masters Voice newsletter.

Of course no association is anything without its members and in 2012 our membership increased to 120, we ask all our members to encourage others to join and in particular those that have drifted away from our sport, Masters is about participating and enjoying hockey with a strong social element to it. The majority of our members have been a part of Hockey for a number of years as players, club members and administrators at all levels NTMHA’s aim is to work with ASHA, DHA, NTHA and especially the CLUBS to keep masters aged people participating in Hockey for years to come.

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 27 In 2013, NTMHA are aiming at holding two Hockey carnivals during the year as well as a social get together of some sorts, if you have any suggestion please let your committee know. In 2014 the NT will host the Australian Women’s Masters Championships in Darwin this is a big event and will require a lot of planning, so I ask you all to get involved in some way to make it a great event for NT Hockey.

A long term goal of NTMHA is to establish a Masters dry season competition, keeping it attached to the clubs and linked through DHA, to start with it may only run for 6 to 8 weeks with games played during the week but we need your feedback and participation to get this off the ground

In closing I would like to thank the NTMHA committee who have done a fantastic job over the last 12 months to get NT Masters off to a great start, and we wouldn’t have got anywhere without a sponsor so a big thanks to Dabsco for their sponsorship of the 7 aside carnival and ongoing support of Hockey.

Hope to see you all out at the Hockey in 2013, participate, get involved and have fun.

Cheers Tony Wood President NTMHA

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 28 Australian Hockey League

Territory Pearls SRA Stingers

Coach: Jason Butcher Coach: Baden Sharp Asst Coach: Mark Davis Asst Coach: Brett Deans Manager: Monica Bridle Manager: Brett Deans Physio: Kim Crawford Physio: Nick Jones

Athletes: Athletes: Elizabeth Duguid NT Leon Hayward NT Jodie Haylock NT Dylan Hill NT Brooke Peris NT Robert Duguid NT Danielle Jones NZ Jignesh Kashoor NZ Danni Sutherland NZ Nathan Canuto NT Jemma Markos NT Joe Crooks NZ Jamie Stone QLD Joel Carroll NT Nicole Youman NSW Tarrant Haami-Jones NT Jasmine Larosa QLD Adam Luck NT Kayla Orrock NT Jeremy Hayward NT Amy Swann QLD Jarrod Lockley NT Sam Gillard NSW Jason Gabriel WA Jacqui Day QLD Mitchell Lockley NT Vanessa Kristaly NSW Adrian Lockley NT Sarah Paul NT Jonathan Peris NT Julia Bridle NT Jordan Thorneycroft NT Sophie Turner WA Andre Di Filipo WA Britt Noffke QLD Daniel Robertson WA

Results: Results: WA 3 defeated NT 0 VIC 4 defeated NT 0 QLD 3 defeated NT 0 ACT 3 defeated NT 0 NT 2 defeated SA 1 WA 6 defeated NT 0 NT 0 drew TAS 0 SA 3 defeated NT 0 ACT 3 defeated NT 1 QLD 6 defeated NT 0 VIC 2 defeated NT 1 TAS 6 defeated NT 3 NSW 4 defeated NT 0 NSW 7 defeated NT 0 ACT 2 defeated NT 0 NT 2 defeated TAS 1 NT 3 defeated TAS 2 NT 2 defeated ACT 1

Territory Pearls final standing - 7th place Territory Stingers final standing – 5th place

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JUNIOR STATE TEAM RESULTS

Under 21 Women – Adelaide Under 21 Men - Hobart Tournament Dates: 10th - 21st July 2012 Tournament Dates: 10th - 21st July 2012 Coach: Mark Davis Coach: Melissa Hall Asst Coach: Baden Sharp Asst Coach: Edward O’Brien/Tadek Rudz Manager: Tasha Meyering Manager: Tracey Parker Physio: Haydn Farr Physio: Dan Rix

Athletes: Athletes: Elizabeth Duguid Darwin Stewart Bryson Darwin Sarah Paul Darwin Jeremy Hayward Darwin Aleesha Thompson Darwin Jason Hullick Darwin Jemma Markos Darwin Tarrant Haami-Jones Darwin Brooke Peris Darwin Jason Lowe Darwin Kayla Orrock Darwin Adam Luck Darwin Gabriella Parker Darwin Dwayne Abbott Darwin Julia Bridle Darwin Daniel Robinson Darwin Elle Richardson Darwin Jamie Hullick Darwin Caitlin Bender Darwin Sam Sommerville Darwin Jaime-Lee Tinning Darwin Stephen Tonkiss Darwin Yasmin Osborne Darwin Brodie Gleeson Darwin Ashleigh Mayo NSW Mitchell Lockley Darwin Nicole King NSW Jonathan Watson Darwin Sarah Darling VIC Ross Bougoukas NSW Sarah Goode VIC Luke Tyne QLD Tayler Evans QLD Tim Roberts NSW Rachel Brady ACT Joel Latham QLD

Results: Results: SA 3 defeated NT 1 NT 2 drew ACT 2 NT 2 defeated TAS 1 NT 1 drew VIC 1 ACT 4 defeated NT 2 TAS 5 defeated NT 1 NT 1 drew VIC 1 WA 3 defeated NT 1 QLD 2 defeated NT 0 NT 3 defeated NSW 1 NSW 8 defeated NT 1 QLD 2 defeated NT 1 WA 3 defeated NT 0 SA 2 defeated NT 0 VIC 2 defeated NT 1 NT 3 defeated SA 2 NT 3 defeated TAS 2 VIC 2 defeated NT 1

Northern Territory finished in 7th place Northern Territory finished in 6th place

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JUNIOR STATE TEAM RESULTS

Under 18 Women – Newcastle Under 18 Men - Brisbane Tournament Dates: 10th - 21st April 2012 Tournament Dates: 10th - 21st April 2012 Coach: Mark Davis Coach: Craig Curby Asst Coach: Jessica MacLean Asst Coach: Jack Walton Manager: Kirsten Graf Manager: Peter Sommerviille Physio: Jasmin Roe Physio: Daniel Miller

Athletes: Athletes: Georgia Dempsey Alice Springs Isaac Andrade Darwin Jemma Markos Darwin Jason Hullick Darwin Alison Duguid Darwin Matthew Johnson Darwin Asha Nur Darwin Damien Baronio Darwin Rebekah Gesch Darwin Jesse Jones Darwin Kate Paul Darwin Jeremy Kay Darwin Jacqueline Graf Darwin Brayden Keirs Darwin Kirralee Pavy Darwin Lewis Kilburn Darwin Tilka Hassing Darwin Brodie Gleeson Darwin Josie Short Darwin Matthew Paul Darwin Mariah Hender Darwin Peter Hassing Darwin Teagan Short Darwin Liam Stuart Darwin Clair Keily Darwin Oliver Hill Darwin Katelyn Steemson QLD Callan Summers Darwin Anna Eades VIC Patrick Barnes QLD Bernadette Strawhorn Darwin Daniel Rayney WA Isabella Mayne QLD Joshua Beale QLD Madison Smith NSW Zachary Clarke NSW

Results: Results: TAS 5 defeated NT 0 NT 4 defeated SA 3 ACT 6 defeated NT 0 NT 6 defeated TAS 5 SA 4 defeated NT 1 NT 2 defeated ACT 1 QLD 4 defeated NT 1 VIC 9 defeated NT 1 WA 3 defeated NT 1 WA 4 defeated NT 1 VIC 5 defeated NT 0 NSW 9 defeated NT 2 NSW 10 defeated NT 0 QLD 8 defeated NT 1 WA 1 defeated NT 0 SA 4 defeated NT 3 NT 1 drew TAS 1 NT 6 defeated ACT 2

Northern Territory finished in 8th place Northern Territory finished in 7th place

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JUNIOR STATE TEAM RESULTS

Under 15 Girls - Canberra Under 15 Boys - Adelaide Dates: 29th September to 6th October 2012 Dates: 29th September to 6th October 2012 Coach: Dan Hayes Coach: Michael McGregor Asst Coach: Samantha PangQuee Asst Coach: Jason Lowe Manager: Kirsten Graf Manager: Robyn Southwood

Athletes: Athletes: Emma Briscoe Darwin Jacob Andrade Darwin Marissa Higgins Darwin Joseph Baronio Darwin Rachael Dodd Darwin Thomas Callaghan Darwin Madlen Jones Alice Springs Jye Clark Darwin Serena Dunbar Darwin Hakon Dyrting Darwin Courtney Knowler Darwin Jerem Gesch Darwin Georgia Graf Darwin Alex Kilburn Darwin Abby Lee Darwin John Lohmeyer Darwin Jacqueline Graf Darwin Jaiden McGregor Darwin Lauren Northcote Darwin Ryan Shenton Darwin Kaileen Grills Darwin Joshua Southwood Darwin Paige Parker Darwin Matthew Southwood Darwin Breanna Haase Darwin Kieran Ingerson Alice Springs Isabelle Porter Darwin Samuel Johnson Darwin Mariah Hender Darwin Hamish Wiltshire Darwin Zoe Rakkas Darwin Connor Wright Darwin Natalie Strawhorn Darwin Dominic Kay Darwin Nicole Whatley Darwin Alec Rasmussen WA Jessica Stewart NSW

Results: Results: WA 1 defeated NT 0 QLD 7 defeated NT 0 TAS 1 defeated NT 0 WA 7 defeated NT 1 NSW 11 defeated NT 0 VIC 7 defeated NT 0 ACT 6 defeated NT 0 ACT 3 defeated NT 1 SA 2 defeated NT 0 TAS 4 defeated NT 1 QLD 6 defeated NT 0 SA 2 defeated NT 1 VIC 2 defeated NT 0

Northern Territory finished in 8th place Northern Territory finished in 8th place

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 32 JUNIOR STATE TEAM RESULTS

Under 13 Girls – Perth Under 13 Boys: North Nowra Dates: 29th September to 6th October 2012 Dates: 29th September to 6th October 2012 Coach: Doreen Walton Coach: Sam Spry Asst Coach: Brett Rollings Asst Coach: Adam Spry Manager: Jaime PangQuee Manager: Sarah May

Athletes: Athletes: Alice O’Neil Darwin Liam Budalasia Darwin Amy Conca Darwin Aaron Chin Darwin Kaytlyn O’Neil Darwin Andrew Northcote Darwin Ngaire Gahan Darwin Mitchell Northcote Darwin Ruby Pumpa Darwin Matthew Cox Darwin Hannah Gesch Darwin Benjamin Peris Darwin Sarah Rollings Darwin Joel Curby Darwin Angela Heath Darwin Zachary Rakkas Darwin Yasmin Simmons Darwin Bohdi Dahlin Darwin Leonie Higgins Darwin Tristan Riedel Darwin Laura Simon Darwin Nathan Hochman Darwin Andrea Jong Darwin Dean Ryan Darwin Abby Smith Darwin Joshua MacDonald Alice Springs Shailisse Keirs Darwin Benjamin Shenton Darwin Emily Stephenson Darwin Joshua May Darwin Erin Lidbetter Darwin Tyler Spry Darwin Freya Stephenson Darwin Moses Mille Darwin Cara Burton WA Jesse Broad Darwin

Results: Results: NT 1 defeated TAS 0 NT 3 defeated ACT 2 ACT 2 defeated NT 0 NT 1 drew SA 1 NT 3 defeated SA 1 NT 6 defeated TAS 1 WA 3 defeated NT 1 QLD 8 defeated NT 1 NT 2 defeated VIC 1 NSW 10 defeated NT 3 QLD 4 defeated NT 0 WA 3 defeated NT 2 NSW 4 defeated NT 0 VIC 6 defeated NT 2

Northern Territory finished in 5th place Northern Territory finished in 6th place

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Over 45 Women Masters – Melbourne Over 50 Women Masters - Melbourne Dates: 28th September to 6th October 2012 Dates: 28th September to 6th October 2012 Coach : Keshia Clarke Coach: Karen Markos Manager: Yvonne Osborne Manager: Tracey Anderson

Athletes: Athletes: Fran Martin Darwin Jeannette Carroll Darwin Phynea Clarke Alice Springs Yvonne Wood Darwin Vanda West Darwin Annabelle Clarke Darwin Jenny Stephensen Darwin Terry Dunbar Darwin Louise Walton Darwin Viki Miller Darwin Tracey Walton Darwin Jane Slater Darwin Julie Hoare Darwin Christine Mandall Darwin Alex Knowler Darwin Sue Bulasch Darwin Sally Woods Darwin Julie Hawthorne Darwin Sue Gardiner Darwin Amanda Beukes NSW Kasey Northausen QLD Paula Beattie NSW Catherine Dolan QLD Gemma Sullivan NSW Lesley Walsh QLD Sandra Fogarty QLD Yvette Job QLD Sandy Pelzer VIC Lesley Williams VIC

Results: Results: NSW 5 defeated NT 2 VIC 3 defeated NT 0 VIC 2 defeated NT 1 NSW 5 defeated NT 0 NT 2 defeated SA 0 QLD 2 defeated NT 0 NT 4 defeated ACT 2 SA 3 defeated NT 1 WA 4 defeated NT 1 NT 2 drew WA 2 QLD 4 defeated NT 0 SA 3 defeated NT 2 NT 2 defeated TAS 1

Northern Territory finished in 5th place Northern Territory finished in 6th place Play the Whistle Award – Northern Territory

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 34 MASTERS STATE TEAM RESULTS

Over 50 Men Masters Division 2 – Hobart Over 55 Men Masters Division 2 - Hobart Dates: 29th September to 13th October 2012 Dates: 29th September to 13th October 2012 Coach: Kevin Burton Coach: Tony Miller Manager: Fiona Villaflor Manager: Ros Asimus Masseuse: Ross Swadling Masseuse: Ross Swadling

Athletes: Athletes: Clayton Archer Darwin Damien Clarke Darwin Scott Duncan Darwin Tony Miller Darwin Mark Barlow Darwin Nick Seroco WA Anthony Herbert Darwin Kevin Protheroe VIC Barry Orr Darwin Ross Swadling NSW Kevin Burton Darwin/WA Kel Skene NSW Peter Jackson NSW Vince Moult NSW Frank White NSW Peter Henderson NSW Barry Marshall NSW Kevin Fleming NSW Neil Clayton NSW Malcolm Emmerton NSW Alan Pringle NSW Norm Campbell NSW Andrew Spittle WA Michael Jackson NSW

Results: Results: NT 2 defeated NSW 1 VIC 7 defeated NT 2 NT 5 defeated ACT 0 QLD 2 defeated NT 0 NT 1 defeated QLD2 0 NSW 3 defeated NT 0 NT 4 defeated VIC 1 NT 3 defeated VIC2 1 NT 2 defeated QLD1 0 ACT 3 defeated NT 0 NT 0 drew TAS 0 ACT 3 defeated NT 2 Semi Final: NT 0 drew QLD 0 NT 3 drew ACT 0 Grading Match: Grand Final: NT 3 defeated VIC2 2 NT 1 defeated NSW 0

Northern Territory finished in 1st place Northern Territory finished in 5th place Winners - Gold Medallists

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 35 Women who have played for a NT Senior Team

A = Arafura, DB = Darwin Blazez, TT = Trans Tasman, AHL = Australian Hockey League, HK = Hong Kong, B = Burras, J-= Jillaroos, K-= Kookaburras, H-= Hockeyroos

Christine Carter 1988 Rachael Abbott 1991/93 A, DB Jenny Cate 1988 Kim Ainslie 1994,95/97DB, 96,97TT, Michelle Chaplin 1984 98 Sing, 95/97/99/01 A, Libby Charlesworth 2004-05 AHL 00-04AHL Lucy Chipchase 1988 HK Nicole Allsop 2001 AHL Ingrid Chudleigh 1997 A Stephanie Andrews 2007-08 AHL Olivia Chiu 2006-09 AHL Marie Anderson 1989 Alisa Clark 2007 A, 2011 AHL Deborah Anstess 2002,04 AHL Corinn Clark 1980-81, 84-85 Cathy Anstess 2007 A Aimee Clarke 2008 AHL Tarryn Aldridge 2007 A, 2008 AHL Emmanuelle Clarke 1997/2011 A, 2004 AHL Michelle Arnold 1983-84/86 Lee Clarke 1980 Vicki Bailey 1990, 96 TT Phynea Clarke 1985, 90-91 Shannon Bain 2003-04 AHL Richie Ceonders 1991 Michele Ball 1985, 89-91, 88 HK, 93 A Jennifer Cobb 2001 A Lyn Bampton 1980-81, 85-86 Jo Collett 1984 Alisha Barriball 2009 A Kellie Colgin 2000 AHL Tara Barriball 2009 A Amanda Conrad 1986-91, 88 HK Elke Baty 1988, 91, 93 DB, 93 A, Bernie Corcoran 1997 TT 96 TT Tracy Craig 1980-82 Ausra Baudaskaite 2007 AHL Penny Critch 1999 A Alex Bell 2007 A Angela Croad 07-08 AHL Casey Bell 2001 AHL Margaret Cross 1988-89, 88 HK Jamie Bell 2002,03 AHL Robyn Bell 1981, 86 Andrea Damaso 1982 Symone Bell 2003, 2010 AHL Claire Dedman 1996 TT, 97/01 A, 02 AHL Amy Bender 2011 A Jacqui Day 2012 AHL Caitlin Bender 2011 AHL Amy Dienhoff 2009 AHL Melissa Bennell 1994-95 DB, 95 A Jane Bennett 2003 AHL Corinna Dickinson 2005 AHL Terri Bergin 2005 –07 AHL, 2007 A Elizabeth Duguid 2010-12 AHL Louise Bilato 1982-84 Stacey Dwyer 2000 AHL Toni Eden 1980 Lisa Blake 2003-04 AHL Samantha Eiser 2009-11 AHL Caroline Blaum 2010 AHL Megan Boyd 1993 A, 98 Sing Tammy Eiser 2009-11 AHL Shyne Brenton 2011 A Terry Elms 1980-85 Krista Bridgman 2011A Karly Evans 2008 AHL Dianne Facy 1985 Julia Bridle 2011 A, 2012 AHL Kate Fahy 1989-91, 93/95 A, 93-94 Jodie Brown 2010-11 AHL DB 2009 A Kathryn Brown 2009 A Cindy Bryant 1995 A Emmy Farlow 1995 A Sarah Bulasch 2009 A Alex Ford 2002 AHL Sue Bulasch 2009 A Jasmine Ford 1997 TT Viki Bunce 2003 AHL Monique Fox 2002 AHL Eleanor Burns 1982, 87, 89 Joanne Fry 1990 Katie Burns 2002 AHL Samantha Gale 2008 AHL Hayley Bushell 1988 HK, 90 Sam Gillard 2012 AHL Emily Butcher 1997/99 A Lisa Godfrey 2000 AHL Marie Byrnes 1984 Hannah Goodchild 2001 AHL Roxene Cahill 1998 Sing, 99 A Jackie Griffin 1983 Tenille Cahill 2009 A Tonya Griffiths 1989 Jemima Cameron 2004 AHL Bianca Hayward 2009 A Sandra Cardow 2001 A Jan Halliday 1986-87 Michelle Caden 1997/99 A, 97 TT, 98 Genny Halvorson 1990 Sing, 00-07 AHL Tessa Haslam 2009 AHL Chantrelle Carey 1999/01 A, 00-08 AHL Elisa Hammond 2007-08 AHL Jeanette Carroll 1993/95 A Vets TT Natalie Hanna 1998 Sing, 99/01 A, 2000 AHL

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 36 Women who have played for a NT Senior Team A = Arafura, DB = Darwin Blazez, TT = Trans Tasman, AHL = Australian Hockey League,HK = Hong Kong, B-= Burras, J = Jillaroos, K = Kookaburras, H = Hockeyroos

Ali Markey 2003 AHL Maxine Harrison 1997 A Claudia Markey 2001 A Tilka Hassing 2011 A Gloria Markey 1980-81 Jodie Haylock 2010-12 AHL Jemma Markos 2011 A, 2012 AHL Bianca Hayward 2011 A Angie Marriner 2003-11 AHL Lisa Herbertson 2005-08 AHL Sarah Martyn 2011 AHL Sue Hickey 1980 Angela McCann 2001 AHL Julie Hoare 1996-97 TT, 97/09 A Tina McCourt 2009 A Amanda Holt 1995 DB,97-97 TT,98 Kirsty McKellar 2003-07 AHL, 2007 A Sing, 95/97/99/07 A Jan McMahon 1982-91, 1988 HK, Jenell Hopkins 1987 93 A, 93 DB Judy Howard 1983-87 Michaela Mihailou 2002-3/05 AHL, Chantelle Hughes 1999/01 A, 00-02AHL 2011 A Denise Infante 2010 AHL Tess Mihailou 2000 AHL, 2001 A Donna Jackson 1988 Pauline Minns 1982-87 Bree Johnston 2001/07/09/11 A, Elizabeth Monks 2002 AHL 04-06 AHL Samantha Morris 2009-11 AHL Anne Jones 2001A Ashleigh Morrison 2009-11 AHL Danielle Jones 2012 AHL Jell Morrison 2008 AHL Tracy Jones 1991 Kimberley Morrow 2001 AHL Caroline Jordon 1989-91, 93/95 A, Barbara Mountain 2006-08 AHL 93-95 DB Sheree Mulreany 1981 Chris Kakakios 1983 Sally Naughton 1983 Larissa Kazakoff 2004-06 AHL Tate Napier 2005-07 AHL Linda Kennaugh 2009 A Debbie Newman 1999 A Deanna Kennedy 2000 AHL, 2001 A Nicole Newman 2009 A Corinna Kozak 1995/97 A, 96 TT, Revelyn Newton 1993 A 2004 AHL Britt Noffke 2012 AHL Hanna Kozak 1997/99 A, 98 Sing, Jenny Noon 1987 2003 AHL Karen O’Brien (Markos) 1981-88, 93/09 A Vanessa Kristaly 2012 AHL Kate O’Connell 2009 AHL Debbie Lacey 1997 TT Stephanie O’Connor 2011 A Annette Lane 1985-89, 1988 HK Lynette O’Donaghue 1986, 93 A Heather Langham 2007-11 AHL Shona O’Neill 2009 AHL Jasmine Larosa 2012 AHL Mayumi Ono 2008 AHL Mary Lawler 1984 Kayla Orrock 2012 AHL Eva Lawler (Bilato) 1980-84,86-87,90, Debbie Osborne 1987, 95 A 93-94 DB Yasmin Osborne 2011 A Kirby Lawler 2007 A Doreen Pang Quee 1982-86, 89 Carolyn Leathart 1982 Samantha Pang Quee 2009, 2011 AHL Simone Liddy 2006-07 AHL Gabriella Parker 2011 A Candice Liddy 2007/11 AHL Tracey Parker 1987-90, 88 HK, 93 A Kim Lincoln 1990 Emma Paterson 2005 AHL Amy Little 2001 AHL Donna Lee Patrick 1998 Sing, 00 AHL Bryanna Lockley 2009 A Sarah Paul 2011-12 AHL Tori Lockley 2011 A, 2011 AHL Loyola Pearce 1985 Vanda Lockley (West) 1997 A Caroline Pericles 2006/08 AHL, 2007 A Erin Lovett 2001 AHL Brooke Peris 2010-12 AHL Amber Lowe 2011 A Emily Peris (Smith) 2007/09-11 AHL Rachel Lynch 2006 AHL Nova Peris 1987-89,91,93 DB Olivia MacDonald 1995 A Vanessa Peris 2000-01/05 AHL Jessica MacLean 2009-10 AHL Yasmine Phillips 2005 AHL Leisa Maidment 1999/07 A Jill Philpott 1980 Naomi Maple 2001 A Margaret Pierce 1987-88 Deanna March 1996-97 TT, 98 Sing, Dearne Plaister 1987-89, 88 HK 99 A, 00-01 AHL Ashlee Pointer 2010-11 AHL

Lauren Powley 2009 AHL

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Women who have played for a NT Senior Team A = Arafura, DB = Darwin Blazez, TT = Trans Tasman, AHL = Australian Hockey League, HK = Hong Kong, B = Burras, J = Jillaroos, K = Kookaburras, H = Hockeyroos

Kim Pradera 2002 AHL Lani Usher 1997 TT Heather Price 1980 Thisja Van De Kruijs 2011 AHL Stephanie Purdy 2009 AHL Lisa Visentin 2007 A Rachel Ramshaw 2004 AHL Linda Vowles Vets TT Elle Richardson 2011 AHL Sharon Wagner 2001 AHL Cathy Roberts 1980 Paige Walling 1988 HK, 90/93- Megan Robb 2004-05 AHL 95 DB, 01AHL Margie Robinson 1982-83 Vicki Walsh 1980-82, 85-86, Norma Roe 1990 89 Tasha Roe 2007 A Tracey Walton 1994 DB, 96 TT Charlotte Salt 2011 A, 2011 AHL Donna Wardle 2000 AHL Wicki Schaumberg 1980-83 Alex Watson 2007 AHL Gayleigh Schoenfisch 1993 A,93-94 DB Teresa Watson 1995 A Samarra Scwhartz 2001A Barbara Weinberg 2009-10 AHL Fiona Schwartzkoff 1996-97TT, Tina Whap 1995 A 97/99 A, Erin White 2001 A Jodie Searle 2009-10 AHL Nicole Youman 2012 AHL Amy Shaw 2002 AHL Fiona Young 2008 AHL Julie Sheppard 1986 Gina Zammit 1982 Bernie Shields 1996 TT Sally Sievers 1988-89, 91 Bev Sinclair 1980-81 Rebecca Sinclair 1997 A, 98 Sing Kelly Skippings 1997 TT, 99/01 A 2011 A, 2010 AHL Jane Slater 2008 TT 2009 A Emma Smith 2005 AHL Leah Smith 1997/99/01 A, 98 Sing, 2002- 03/05 AHL Josie Smith 1988 HK, 91/93/ 95/01 A 93 DB, 2001/04 AHL Fiona Smith 1988 HK, 95 A Helene Smith 1988/90 Lisa Smith 1995 DB, 95 A Samantha Spry 2007, 2011 AHL, 2007 A Jessica Stanley 2006-08 AHL Dora Stewart 1984-85 Tui Stoll 2007 A Jamie Stone 2012 AHL Fay Stow 1983 Ann Sturdy 1981 Danni Sutherland 2012 AHL Tanya Swan 1993 A Amy Swann 2012 AHL Samantha Syder 2005-06/10 AHL, 2007/09 A Michelle Theobold 2000 AHL Aleesha Thompson 2011 AHL Jaimi-Lee Tinning 2011 A Teresa Tonkin 1997 TT Donna Trestrail 1990-91 Sophie Turner 2012 AHL

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 38 Men who have played for a NT Senior Team A = Arafura, DB = Darwin Blazez, TT = Trans Tasman, AHL = Australian Hockey League, HK = Hong Kong, B = Burras, J = Jillaroos, K = Kookaburras, H = Hockeyroos

Cameron Abbott 2009-11 AHL, 2011 A Sean Cooke 1987/91/93/95 A David Abbott 1995/97 A,2003 AHL Peter Creaser 1986-89 Desmond Abbott 2003-11 AHL 2008-09 K Joe Crooks 2012 AHL

Dwayne Abbott 2010-11 AHL, 2011 A Craig Curby 2009 A Joel Abbott 2010 AHL Matthew Curran 2009 AHL John Abbott 1993 A John Dallywater 1979-80

Matthew Abel 2000 AHL Ross Dann 1993 A Leon Achilles 1987-89 Belema Dede 2011 AHL Brad Ainslie 1982-83, 87-88, 95 A Miebaka Dede 2005-07 AHL

Mike Ainsworth 1979 Mark Dedman 2001 AHL Lachlan Anderson 2006, 07 AHL Warren De With 1981 Greg Anstess 2003-04 AHL Andre Di Filipo 2012 AHL John Anstess 2004 AHL Evan Dixon 2009 A Clayton Archer 2009 A Robert Duguid 2007/09-12 AHL, 2007/11 A Stephen Baldwin 1998 AHL, 99 A Ingvar Dyrting 1986-88, 91, 1997 A Sandy Barblett 1989 Nathan Edwards 2006/08-11 AHL, 2007/11 A Mark Barlow 2009 A Sam Edwards 2011 A Wayne Barry 2007 AHL Paul Edwards 1984 Grantley Batterham 1996 TT Darren England 1982 Clinton Baylis 2009 A Steve Fahy 1987-88, 93 A Peter Bell 1980-81, 85 Craig Ferguson 1997 TT, 00-01 AHL Scott Bevis 1997/99 A, 99/05 AHL Michael Fleming 1988

Jason Black 2001 AHL Brendan Flemming 1993 A Daniel Borowitzka 1986 Ross Fraser 2009 AHL Brendan Bourke 1983 Andrew Gadd 2002 AHL

Doug Bransgrove 2008 AHL Jason Gabriel 2010-12 AHL Michael Brennan 2006 AHL Geoff Gebhard 1979 Daniel Bree 1998 AHL Jon Ginolfi 2010 AHL

Michael Bridgman 1980-85 Aaron Goninon 2009 AHL Ken Brodie 1982 Aaron Gregg 2002-08 AHL, 2007 A Liam Brown 2008-09 AHL Michael Gregory 1983, 85

Matthew Brown 2002 AHL Paul Griffiths 1987-90, 93/95 A,2003 AHL Stewart Bryson 2011 AHL, 2011 A Tarrant Haami-Jones 2007/11 A, 2010-12 AHL Nicholas Budd 2008 AHL Andrew Hahn 2009 A Robert Bulasch 1983-85, 97 A Mark Hallen 1983 Timothy Bunney 2010-11 AHL Wayne Harris 1979, 83-85 Maarten Burgers 1999 AHL Chris Hart 1984 Adam Butcher 2000-01,03AHL,01 A Jason Hart 1989-90, 99 AHL Jason Butcher 1997/99 A, 98-00,02,03 AHL Jeremy Hayward 2011-12 AHL, 2011 A Andrew Caddy 1990 Leon Hayward 2007-12 AHL, 2007 A Jamie Caldicott 2003 AHL Colin Hennessy 2002-05 AHL

Nathan Canuto 2012 AHL David Hennessy 1996-97 TT, 97/99 A, Michael Cardile 2009 A 98-05 AHL Joel Carroll 2003-12 AHL, 2007 A Anthony Herbert 2009 A

Travis Carroll 2005-11 AHL, 2007/11 A Dash Hewett 2004-09 AHL Cecil Chambers 1980-81 Michael Hewlett 1988-91 Andrew Charter 2009 AHL Mark Hickman 1997 TT, 99 A, 1999-04 AHL

Mark Chin 1986 Dylan Hill 2007/11 A, 2009/11-12 AHL Dave Christison 1979 Chris Hochman 1980-81, 84-90 Andrew Clarke 1988-91,97 A,98 AHL Michael Hogan 2000 AHL

Gordon Clarke 1979, 81 Jamie Holland 1987 Robbie Clarke 2003 AHL Stephen Holt 1990, 96-97 TT, 99 A, 98-01 AHL Ben Collier 2006, 07 AHL Geoff Horsley 1985-86 Bryce Collins 2007 AHL John Howson 2007 AHL Paul Conversi 1989/91 A, 93,97 TT Tim Conversi 1996, 97 TT

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Men who have played for a NT Senior Team A = Arafura, DB = Darwin Blazez, TT = Trans Tasman, AHL = Australian Hockey League, HK = Hong Kong, B = Burras, J = Jillaroos, K = Kookaburras, H = Hockeyroos

Joel Hughes 1991/99, 93 A, Matthew McPhee 2004 AHL 1998-99, 2001 AHL David Miller 1993/95 A, 96 TT Andrew Hullick 1989-90 Jarrod Miller 1997 TT, 99 A, Jamie Hullick 2009-10 AHL 1999 AHL Jason Hullick 2011 A Thomas Mills 2002 AHL Errol Irvine 1996 TT Ian Milne 1982-83 David Jackson 1990 Jiwa Moham 2009 AHL Don Jackson 1979 Stephen Moo 1985 Michael Jan 1984-85/89/91 Graham Moodie 2003 AHL Peter Jan 1980-81 Joshua Morris 2002/04 AHL Mark Johnson 2003 AHL Duane Moscheni 1982, 84 George Kakakios 1980-82 Brenda Narkle 2006 AHL Jignesh Kashoor 2012 AHL Ashley Newman 1997 TT, 97 A Peter Keeble 1991 Eddie O’Brien 1995/97/99 A, 97 TT Daniel Keirs 1998-99/01-02 AHL 99-06 AHL John Keirs 1996 TT, 98-99, 99 Brendan O’Connor 2007 A A, 01-05, 07-08 AHL Garry Osborne 1985-87/89/93 A Graeme Kelly 1999 A Steve Osborne 1989 Joseph Kelly 1988, 91, 96-97 TT, Garry O'Shea 1980 97/99 A, 98 AHL Nigel Patmore 1991 Joe Kent 2000 AHL Roy Pattison 1991 Wayne King 1999-01 AHL Dale Payne 1998 AHL Stephen Kinslow 2003-04 AHL Andrew Pearce 1979-87 Steve Larkin 1979-81, 85, 87-88 Jonathan Peris 2005,/07-08, 2011- Lindsay Lawler 2007 A 12 AHL, 2007/11 A Mark Legutko 2005 AHL Marshall Petersen-White 1995 A Nick Lenoir 1995/97/01 A, Leon Phillips 1998 AHL 2001/02 AHL Ben Poulton 2010-11 AHL Peter Liversidge 1981 Anthony Quinn 1980 Adrian Lockley 2005-12 AHL, Errol Raiser 2009 A 2007 A Mathew Regan 1990, 91/93/99 A, 96 Ian Lockley 1983-85, 89 TT, 99-01 AHL Jarrod Lockley 2006/09-12 AHL, Bob Reid 1981-83 2007/11 A David Reid 2006 AHL Leigh Lockley 1982, 84-85 Leslie Reid 1983-84 Mitchell Lockley 2011-12 AHL Andrew Reynolds 1986 Jason Lowe 2011 A Shane Ride 1986, 90 Adam Luck 2011-12 AHL, Daniel Robertson 2012 AHL 2011 A Gary Robertson 2008-09 AHL 2009 A Bryce Luck 2007 A, 2010 AHL Daniel Robinson 2011 A Rhys Luck 2001-03 AHL Kiki Ross 2000 AHL Jason Mallett 2001-02 AHL Ian Rowe 2006-07 AHL William Markos 1983, 87 Jim Rowe 2009 A Leon Martin 2007 AHL Steve Rowe 2009 A Darryl McCormick 1998-03/05, 07 Anthony Ruehland 1998 AHL AHL, 99/01 A Mark Scott 1987 Luke McDonald 2003 AHL Tom Scott 2008 AHL Shane McDonald 1995 A, 96 TT Baden Sharp 1988-90, 92, 93/95 A, Ian McGregor 2004-05/08/10 AHL 96 TT, 99-01 AHL Michael McGregor 1990, 96-97 TT, Barry Shewring 1990-91 97/99/01 A, 1998, Shane Shewring 1991/93 A 01/02 AHL Andrew Simpson 1995 A Trevor McMahon 2004 AHL David Skippings 1995/97/01/07 A, 98, Mark McMillan 1996-97 TT, 99,04,06 AHL 97/99/01 A, 1998-00 AHL

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Sam Sommerville 2009 A Adam Spry 2006-09 AHL, 2007 A Patrick Stehouwer 1996 TT, 97 A Matthew Stripling 1997 TT Sam Stoner 2009 AHL Rohan Tennant 1991/95 A Andrew Thomas 2008 AHL Michael Thompson 1979, 83-86 Jordan Thorneycroft 2012 AHL David Tilbrook 1986–91, 97 TT Kenny Timms 2009 A Stephen Tonkiss 2007/11 A, 2010-11 AHL Cody Tribe 2010-11 AHL Dean Trinne 1980-81 Daniel Versteegh 2006-07/10 AHL, 2007 A Ted Visentin 1979, 82, 84-85 2008 HK Gareth Watson 2009 A Stephen Walter 1998 AHL Jack Walton 2010 AHL Barry West 1981-83 Jamie White 2007-11 AHL Steve Whitten 1979-80, 84 Russell Willing 2009 A Russell Wills 1995/97 A, 97 TT Roy Winter 1982-83, 86 Steve Winter 1979

Warren Wise 1986-87 Ken Wormington 1984, 86 Ivan Zwart 1998 AHL

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 41 Men’s State Team Coaches

Year Senior Under 21 Under 17/18 Under 15 Under 13

1977 N Condon G Clarke 1978 D Cristison G Clarke 1979 M Craig G Parsons 1980 L Giltrow B Claxton S Whitten 1981 L Giltrow A Pearce 1982 I Milne G Clarke 1983 I Milne D Jackson S Whitten S Whitten 1984 B Claxton A Kelly R Newman T Visentin 1985 B Claxton A Kelly R Newman B Ainslie 1986 B Claxton B West R Newman S Cooke 1987 B Claxton W Markos R Newman S Cooke 1988 B Claxton M Hewlett R Newman S Cooke 1989 B Claxton R Newman S Cooke M Pierce 1990 S Larkin R Newman N Patmore A Farr 1991 S Larkin R Newman P Griffiths D Tilbrook 1992 G Clarke R Newman S Fahey P Schwartzkoff 1993 R Newman R Newman P Schwartzkoff 1994 R Newman G Clarke P Schwartzkoff 1995 R Newman (A) R Newman G Clarke P Bell 1996 R Newman (A) S Cooke I Milne P Schwartzkoff 1997 R Newman (TT, S Cooke P Schwartzkoff G Worth A) 1998 R Newman G J Kelly S Cooke S Ranie Worth (NHL) 1999 R Newman G J Kelly S Cooke S Ranie Worth (NHL) 2000 G Worth (NHL) - S Cooke S MacDonald 2001 G Worth (NHL) I R Bulasch S Cooke S MacDonald Dyrting (A) 2002 S Holt (NHL) T Evans S MacDonald J Bozua 2003 I Dyrting (AHL) J Butcher J Butcher M Walsh

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Year Senior Under 21 Under 17/18 Under 15 Under 13

2004 I Dyrting (AHL) J Butcher M McGregor M Walsh 2005 I Dyrting (AHL) J Butcher R Wills A Gregg 2006 J Butcher (AHL) J Butcher R Wills PJ Mabasa 2007 J Butcher (AHL) D Hayes J Keirs N Gerrard 2008 D Hennessy M Hall J Keirs N Gerrard (AHL) 2009 D Hennessy M Hall A Hullick (U18) P Weedon (AHL) 2010 B Sharp (AHL) M Hall J Kelly (U18) M Davis 2011 J Kelly (AHL) M Hall K Timms (U18) C Curby S Spry 2012 B Sharp (AHL) M Hall C Curby (U18) M McGregor S Spry

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Year Senior Under 19/21 Under 18 Under 16 Div.2 Under 13

1977 1978 1979 1980 G Parsons B Sinclair 1981 G Parsons T Brown 1982 D Hart T Brown 1983 G Parson - 1984 B Sinclair G McMahon 1985 B Sinclair G Minns 1986 B Sinclair G Minns 1987 M Pierce G Minns 1988 G Clarke G Minns 1989 G Clarke T Bradley 1990 G Clarke B Ainslie 1991 G Clarke B Ainslie 1992 G Parson T Parker 1993 G Clarke (NHL) T Parker 1994 G Clarke (NHL) C Jordon 1995 W Markos (A) C Jordon G Clarke (NHL) 1996 A Farr (TT) B Ainslie G Clarke V Keirs 1997 A Farr (TT, A) R Bulasch V Keirs 1998 G Worth (Sing) G Worth R Newman V Keirs 1999 G Worth (A) G Worth B Ainslie V Keirs 2000 G Worth (NHL) D Harding B Ainslie V Keirs 2001 S Ranie (NHL) J Butcher B Ainslie C Carey 2002 T Evans (AHL) J Butcher B Ainslie U15 Girls 2003 T Evans (AHL) D Skippings K Skippings C Carey 2004 J Butcher (AHL) J Cameron G Clarke C Carey

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Year Senior Under 19/21 Under 18 Under 16 Under 13 Div.2/15

2005 R Newman J Butcher S Ranie M Caden (AHL) 2006 M Hall (AHL) C Carey G Clarke M Caden 2007 M Hall (AHL) C Carey K Ainslie M Caden 2008 M Hall (AHL) D Hayes K Ainslie M Davis 2009 M Hall (AHL) D Hayes (U21) G Clarke M Davis 2010 D Skippings D Hayes (U21) M Davis K Ainslie (U15) (AHL) 2011 D Hayes (AHL) M Davis (U21) M Hall D Hayes (U15) D Walton 2012 J Butcher (AHL) M Davis (U21) M Davis D Hayes (U15) D Walton

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Year Senior U21 U17/18 U15 Under 13

1977 D Shean L Smith 1978 D Shean L Smith 1979 P Shapcott D Shean 1980 P Shapcott R Griffin R Martin 1981 B Humphries W Van Dijk 1982 P Markey 1983 D Shean D Baldwin L Smith 1984 B Humphries L Smith L Smith P Harding 1985 K Picknoll G Brown B Hillman D McDonald 1986 T Visentin A White G Brown D McDonald 1987 W Harris A White S Jury 1988 P Shapcott A White C Hart R McKirdy 1989 P Shapcott C Regan A White R McKirdy 1990 P Pang Quee D McDonald P Shapcott N Johns 1991 M White C Regan R Bulasch P Harrison 1992 M White C Regan C James P Harrison 1993 A Caddy (A) C Regan A Farr P Conversi 1994 V Keirs S McDonald J McCormick 1995 J Gallacher (A) C Regan V Keirs S Ranie 1996 J Gallacher (TT) P Bailey M Featherston P Bailey 1997 J Gallacher (TT, T Tiley D Joseph G Jarick A) 1998 J Gallacher B West D Joseph D Colman (NHL) 1999 J Gallacher A Clarke D McDonald D Colman (NHL, A) 2000 B Ainslie (NHL) A Proctor G Schultz 2001 J Gallacher A Proctor (NHL, A) 2002 P Harrison (AHL) T Liddy B Reader A Marshall

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Year Senior U21 U17/18 U15 U13

2003 L Considine B Waters M McGregor B Hunt (AHL) 2004 L Considine S Bevis M Barlow B Hunt (AHL) 2005 L Considine S Bevis E Hayward E Hayward (AHL) 2006 S Walter (AHL) N Lenoir E Hayward T Haami 2007 B Waters (AHL) D Hill E Hayward R Bryson 2008 E Hayward (AHL) T Parker D Hill J Davie 2009 E Hayward (AHL) D Hill P Luck (U18) T Sacca 2010 E Hayward/P T Parker P Palancio (U18) P Palancio Palancio (AHL) 2011 P Palancio (AHL) K Markos P Sommerville R Southwood H Montgomery (U18) 2012 T Parker P Sommerville R Southwood S May (U18)

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Year Senior U19/21 U18 U16 Div2 U13

1980 D Chin 1981 D Chin K McMahon 1982 R Johnson N Bird 1983 K Biermann S Bond 1984 K Biermann K McMahon 1985 T Hudson V Baldwin 1986 K Biermann V Baldwin 1987 K Biermann R Bell 1988 I Lockley T Shepperd 1989 M Yuen V Lockley 1990 A McDonald V Braun 1991 P Archer V Braun 1992 N Roe D Pang Quee 1993 M White & V K Baldissera Walsh (NHL) 1994 R Smith (NHL) E Baty 1995 F Gay (NHL) P March 1996 K Markos (TT) T Kozak R Ingram L Delaney B Sinclair (A) 1997 K Markos (TT, T Parker L Delaney A) 1998 B Sinclair (Sing) T Parker L Blyth L Delaney 1999 D Pang Quee T Parker M Walton T Ranie (A) 2000 B Sinclair (NHL) K Ainslie D Ford D Liddy 2001 D Pang Quee T Parker M Walton T Ranie (NHL) 2002 G Markey (AHL) T Parker M Walton U15 2003 G Markey (AHL) S Thomsen D Pang Quee D Liddy 2004 R Scroop (AHL) K Sack R Smith D Rowlands 2005 R Scroop (AHL) R Scroop K Smith D Rowlands

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Year Senior U19/21 U18 U16 Div2 /U15 U13

2006 M Caden (AHL) D Lilley A Hoeben E Hall 2007 M Caden (AHL) O Chui D Rowlands M Caden 2008 B Hall (AHL) H Montgomery D Walton A Richardson 2009 D Walton (AHL) H Montgomery K Markos D Walton (U21) 2010 S Shewring H Montgomery J Hoare K Rakkas (U15) (AHL) (U21) 2011 S Worsfold T Meyering J Grey K Graf (U15) M Whatley (AHL) (U21) 2012 M Bridle (AHL) T Meyering K Graf K Graf (U15) J PangQuee (U21)

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 49 Previous Office Bearers Year President Senior VP VP Men's VP Women's Treasurer 1982 L Smith P Bennett P March J Wolstencroft 1983 K Bennett G Halvorson P March J Wolstencroft 1984 K Picknoll G Halvorson P March I Miller 1985 S Cox G Halvorson C Hart I Miller 1986 S Cox G Halvorson A Kelly C Hart I Miller 1987 S Cox B West A Kelly C Hart I Miller 1988 S Cox B West A Kelly C Hart I Miller 1989 S Cox D Byerley A Kelly P Archer I Miller 1990 S Cox G Clarke P Archer I Miller 1991 S Cox A Kelly G Clarke P Archer I Miller 1992 S Cox A Kelly G Clarke P Archer I Miller 1993 S Cox/ A Kelly A Kelly P Archer C Peterson 1994 A Kelly P Archer P Archer P Shapcott 1995 J Condon G Jarick C Regan L Clarke P Shapcott 1996 J Condon C Regan G Jarick L Clarke P Shapcott 1997 J Condon C Regan D Shean D Pang Quee P Shapcott 1998 J Condon C Regan D Moore J McMahon L Blyth 1999 C Regan D Moore J Gallagher D Pang Quee 2000 D Pang Quee D Moore D Bree C Hughes J Condon 2001 D Pang Quee D Moore C Hughes J Condon 2002 D Pang Quee D Moore M Dedman C Hughes J Condon 2003 D Pang Quee D Moore M Dedman C Hughes J Condon 2004 P Stoner B Van Dijk B Hunt E Ranie J Condon 2005 P Stoner B Van Dijk J Condon 2006 P Stoner B Van Dijk R Bryson D Schapel 2007 P Stoner B Van Dijk R Bryson M Oakes D Schapel 2008 R Bryson B Van Dijk A Hahn 2009 R Bryson B Van Dijk T Parker K Markos A Hahn 2010 A Hullick T Norman T Parker K Markos D Jones 2011 A Hullick T Norman L Atkinson S Rowe M Walton 2012 S Rowe E Bailey R Paul N Peris M Walton

Hockey NT - 2012 Annual Report Page 50 Previous Office Bearers (cont’d) Year Secretary VP Marrara VP Touring Fund VP Veterans

1982 1983 D Chin 1984 D Chin 1985 V Baldwin 1986 M Arnold 1987 P Jenkins A Marshall A Pearce 1988 I Lockley B Claxton 1989 I Lockley C Sauvarin 1990 I Lockley 1991 A Lenoir I Lockley T Bradley 1992 A Lenoir P Germain T Parker 1993 P Germain / A Lenoir G Halvorson 1994 D Tait G Halvorson B Conversi 1995 J Asendorf G Halvorson B Conversi 1996 D Tait G Halvorson B Conversi 1997 D Hinterholzl G Halvorson G Bevis G Jarick 1998 M Harrison G Halvorson G Bevis J Gallagher 1999 R Griffin G Jarick 2000 B Conversi R Griffin G Jarick L Williams 2001 B Conversi G Markey V Miller 2002 J Small G Schultz G Markey 2003 G Schultz / K Smoker G Markey P Stoner 2004 M Oakes B Hunt B Van Dijk 2005 P Stoner M Oakes 2006 M Oakes 2007 M Oakes 2008 2009 B Hayward 2010 T Sacca B Hayward T Wood 2011 B Sharp (EO) M Lenoir T Wood 2012 B Sharp (EO) M Lenoir T Wood

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