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The Sixty-Eighth Annual Report of Brisbane Women's Hockey Association THE SIXTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT OF BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2001 PATRONESS Ms Gail Austen OAM LIFE MEMBERS Mrs A Todd (Decd) – 1953 Mrs E McDougall OAM (Decd) – 1963 Miss J Snarski – 1983 Miss J Clarke (Decd) – 1953 Mrs M Josiffe OAM – 1963 Mrs J Tidey – 1984 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE – 1953 Mrs F Crunkhorn (Decd) – 1964 Mrs A Parkyn – 1985 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE (Decd) – 1953 Miss B Watson (Decd) – 1969 Miss J Ellis – 1988 Mrs K Langan – 1954 Miss S Otto – 1970 Mrs N Gordon – 1989 Miss W McMullin (Decd) – 1955 Mrs J Viertel OAM – 1972 Mrs L Thomas – 1990 Miss L Mauchlan – 1956 Mrs F Wastell – 1979 Mrs J Mecklem – 1992 Miss N Mauchlan (Decd) – 1956 Mrs E Green (Decd) – 1980 Mrs R Nix – 1995 Mrs E Grealy – 1958 Dr M Hughes OAM – 1981 Mrs J Proctor – 1999 Miss I Sim – 1961 Miss H Scraggs OAM – 1982 Mrs M Chatfield – 2000 LONG SERVICE AWARDS Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Jenny Heron (10) – 1997 Michele Arnold (10) –1999 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Alyson Aleksic (10) – 2000 Julene Grant (10) – 1993 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997 Sue Brough (10) – 2000 Jan Hadfield (15) – 1993 Caroline Schomberg (10) – 1997 Mary Cockings (10) – 2000 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Judy Keen (10) – 1998 Nola Slade (15) – 2000 Keith Tidey (10) – 1995 Graham Wakefield (15) – 1998 June Ballantyne (10) – 1997 Cheryl Kann (10) –1999 PRESIDENT HON. SECRETARY HON. TREASURER Robin Roberts Bernadette Kingsbury Mary Cockings MANAGEMENT C’TEE CONSTITUTION C’TEE VICE PRESIDENT Lisa-Maree Jones Keith Tidey (c) Marilyn Chatfield Jenny Heron Mary Cockings Margaret Dilger Ronda Nix Petra Faas Jenny Heron Meg Brodie 1 MATCH SECRETARY TIME STEWARD UMPIRES STEWARD Lyn Thomas June Snarski (DP) Cheryl Kann Mary Cockings (SHC) FINANCE C’TEE JUDICIARY C’TEE GROUNDS C’TEE Lisa-Maree Jones Helen Allan Bev Broadfoot (c) Mary Cockings Robyn Andersen Caroline Schomberg Margie Brown (d) Amanda Higgs Judy Keen (d) HONORARY AUDITOR HONORARY ENGINEER HONORARY SOLICITOR Julie Bennett Keith Nix Elizabeth O’Connor FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE HOUSE COMMITTEE TURF GRASS Marilyn Chatfield (c) Jenny Heron (c) Caroline Schomberg (c) Jenny Heron Di Brodie Jenny Tidey Robyn Andersen Liz Lobb Lisa-Maree Jones (p) VETERANS SELECTION C'TEE SENIOR SELECTION C'TEE U18 SELECTION C'TEE Kym Bell (c) Marilyn Chatfield Sue Brough Jenny Heron Margaret Dilger (c) Marilyn Chatfield Diana Young Kathy Duggan (c) Meg Brodie (p) QWASC DELEGATES HQ DELEGATES Jenny Heron Marilyn Chatfield Debbie McLatchey Mary Cockings Jenny Tidey Jenny Heron Grounds Committee Robin Roberts John Bigg Bev Broadfoot Jenny Tidey Debbie McLatchey SHC ORGANISING C’TEE SHC BOARD MEMBERS LEGENDS BOARD MEMBER Mary Cockings Mary Cockings (p) Robin Roberts Cheryl Kann Robin Roberts Lyn Thomas (c) 2 BWHA STAFF ADMINISTRATION SATURDAY OFFICE REGIONAL COACHING Kathy Duggan Amber Sharman DIRECTOR Carly Vincenzi Sharyn Simpson DP CANTEEN Samantha Bruderer Kate Creevey David Power Sonja Caird Michelle Dunning Erin Rearden-Smith Jacqui Carrington Kate Harten Catherine Rowe Robyn Carrington Kristen Hemming Jamie Thorpe Heather Chatfield Jillian Hogan Dianne Wagner Kate Chatfield (Convenor) Amanda McNamara Julia Wood Lucy Newton GROUNDSMAN DP BAR PHYSIOTHERAPIST John Bigg Jason Hudson Daniel Mellifont SPORTS TRAINERS John Thomas Peter Lynskey Tony Jaffrey Bruce Oakhill Damien Gray Helen Phillips Sheryl Hockaday HONORARY MEMBERS Mr Tony Aleksic Ms Julie Bartlett Mr John Bigg Miss Bev Broadfoot Mr John Bozuwa Mrs Ros Cameron Mr Ross Carrington Mr Brad Duggan Mr Ian Dunlop Ms Karen Groves Mr Jim Hawthorne Mrs Helen Hill Mr Noel Hockaday Mrs Jean Hooper Ms Jan Hughes Mrs Irene Leeming Mr Peter Lynskey Ms Sue McLatchey Mr Keith Nix Mr Bruce Oakhill Mr Des O'Connor Mrs Pam Patteson Mrs Rose Pappalardo Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Ms Stephanie Rea Mr Nigel Roberts Mrs Bev Sunderland Mr Mike Thomas Mr John Thomas Mr Keith Tidey Mr Graham Wakefield 3 2001 MEETINGS MANAGEMENT MEETINGS Number Held (based on signed attendance) 20 Number Attended Robin Roberts 19 Marilyn Chatfield 18 Bernadette Kingsbury 19 Mary Cockings 18 Margaret Dilger 16 Petra Faas 11 Jenny Heron 17 Lisa-Maree Jones 11 Lyn Thomas 15 Glenda Vearing 9 COUNCIL MEETINGS Number Held (based on signed attendance) 10 Number Attended Arana Ascot 10 ACU 4 Bulimba 10 Commercial 10 Commodores 8 Easts 10 Griffith Uni 0 Kedron Wavell 10 Logan 8 Norths 6 Pine Hills 9 Pine Rivers 4 QUT 8 Redcliffe 10 St Andrews 10 South Brisbane Eagles 10 South West United 10 University 7 Valley 9 4 CCOONNTTEENNTTSS PPAAGGEE Page President’s Report 6 Secretary’s Report 7 Vale – Ruby Robinson AM MBE 10 Treasurer’s Report 12 Regional Coaching Director’s Report 13 Fixture & Grading Committee Report 16 Grounds & House Committee Report 18 Canteen Report 19 Equipment, Apparel & Uniform Report 20 Constitution Committee Report 21 Umpires Board Report 22 Umpires Badges 23 Match Secretary Report 24 Senior Points Table 25 Southern Cross Hockey League Report 32 Southern Cross Records 35 State Championships Records 37 Queensland Representatives 41 International Representatives 46 Hockey Queensland Officials 48 5 PRESIDENT’S REPORT The year of 2001 started with a focus on planning, looking to the future and then looking internally to make the hard decisions and changes that need to be made to keep Brisbane Women’s Hockey the most progressive Association in the state. The path has been laid with the completion of the By-laws. The planning for additional staff in the areas of administration and coaching to meet these changes will need to occur in the coming years. Things simply cannot stay the same and that is simply that. The groundwork for new technology, equipment and a website has been investigated this year and the fruits of this will be seen in the coming season of 2002. Early in our season saw the sudden loss of Paul Morgan. Paul was the chairman of our State Hockey Centre and Legends Community Sporting Club Boards. His support of our centre and to the game of hockey was enormous. He was a remarkable man who will be missed by all who knew him. An area of contention this year was “Umpiring”, yes that dirty word. The formula new look “Umpires Club” will be launched in 2002. The purpose of this club is to provide training, support and mentoring to all. My thanks to those who have given their knowledge and support to make a start on a project that will not be easy, but will be worthwhile in the long run. The Southern Cross Hockey League again ran successfully at the start of the season. This pre season competition is now a tradition and proudly supported by many players, coaches and the centres that make up the South East Queensland region. Brisbane Women’s Hockey, unfortunately, did not host a state championship this year and there are no plans for this in the future. It is a great shame and a dishonour to the tradition and history of our Association that we are penalised because we are in the capital city of a state and this we should all work together to change. On another note, our financial guarantee in the State Hockey Centre was increased this year and again we agreed and signed. We again ran a large summer competition in six-a-side, veterans and mixed. This gave more people a chance to play at our State Hockey Centre, this also gives a big boost to their revenue. The challenge for our sport is sponsorship and media attention, we had the continued support of our valued sponsors – Schweppes, Country Bake, Streets and Vampire Hockey Equipment. Grants from the Brisbane City Council and the State Government were a lynch pin in projects that were conducted this year – many thanks and we look forward to your continued support. Media, this is a hard arena, you only have to look at the last six pages of the Sunday paper to see the challenge we face. With planning and the assistance of several media contacts we will look forward to having a designated person next year to be our contact for all forms of press. Development is an area that has had much discussion this year and I note this from previous reports back to 1997. We will be appointing a Regional Development Officer to recruit players and keep the numbers up. This position will also assist with the training and education of umpires. I must give my personal thanks to our Regional Coaching Director – Sharyn Simpson whose knowledge and insight into the best we can give our players and sport is greatly appreciated. 6 At the end of our season we lost a Life Member with the passing of Ruby Robinson. A great women and a tireless worker for women's sport and hockey in particular. Her dedication and passion for the game of hockey will be greatly missed by all that knew her. I thank Judy Howard who had worked with Ruby for her contribution to this sport. Thank you to our Administration Team, led by Kathy Duggan, Carly Vincenzi and Amber Sharman. Your dedication and perseverance has not passed unnoticed. Thank you to Ronda Nix, Keith and Jenny Tidey for your expert guidance and encouragement over the year. To the Management Team thank you for the year. To the new comers, I hope you have seen the ‘engine’ room running – but not at full steam! As the biggest Association in Queensland, Brisbane Women’s Hockey Association has an astonishing number of outstanding sports people on and off the field. It is difficult to say thank you when there are so many people to thank….
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