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AnnUAl Special Congratulations to our victorious Western Australian State Teams in 2006: SmokeFree WA Diamonds RePORT Under 8 Girls Women’s Veterans Over 35 Men’s Veterans Over 45 Div Men’s Veterans Over 50 Div Men’s Veterans Over 55 Men’s Veterans Over 65 Div
2006 SmokeFree WA Diamonds
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Annual Report 2006.indd 1 20/11/2006 4:47:57 PM Contents
President 3 Chief executive Officer 5 Development 6 Operations 8 Senior Committee 0 Junior Committee High Performance and Coaching 2 elite Competitions Committee 2 Country Committee 3 Veterans Committee 4 Indoor Coimmittee 5 Officiating Committee 6 national Training Centre -Women 7 national Training Centre - Men 8 Australian Hockey league - Women 9 Australian Hockey league - Men 20 Office Bearers 2 Committees 2 Hockey WA Staff 24 Awarded Members 25 Olympians Medal Winners 26 Charlesworth Medal Winners 27 Historical Premier Division Winners 28 Metropolitan Competition Results 30 Kyle Rutter Trophy 35 Bryne & Judge Trophy 36 SmokeFree WA Thundersticks 37 SmokeFree WA Diamonds 38 State Underage - Men 39 State Vets- Men 40 State Indoor -Men 4 State Underage and Vets - Women 42 State Indoor- Women 43 Premiership Tables 44
editor Kate Main
Photographers Dave Danger -Sportspix Alex Johnston Janelle leiper
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Annual Report 2006.indd 2 20/11/2006 4:48:10 PM President
It is after yet another season of considerable I would like to thank Steve Wood – Chairman of the achievement that I write my third report to the Perth Hockey Stadium Council and his committee Hockey WA membership as your President. After together with Hockey WA staff for managing this another season of change on and off the field it gives transition with full responsibility being assumed by me great pleasure to focus on some key positives that Hockey WA on December , 2006. the Association has achieved in the past year. One of the most significant challenges the Association The progress that has been made by your Board, the has faced this year is the production of a submission Senior Management and staff of Hockey WA since to Hockey Australia for WA to retain the location of I last reported to you has been very pleasing but the Hockey Australia High Performance Program (the it is important to note that it is simply a step in a AIS). Through a working group under the direction continuing period of establishing the Association’s and guidance of neil McKerracher QC and made up history. of representatives from the Hockey WA Board and our partners the State Government, the Department of The changes to the elite competition structure whilst Sport & Recreation and WAIS we have prepared and having the potential to be quite disruptive, were submitted a document of a significantly high and implemented and managed with a minimum of fuss professional standard. and operated effectively through the commitment and dedication of all involved from the administrators Hockey WA enjoyed yet another solid year financially, and officials right through to the players themselves. with another significant improvement on the bottom line. This important financial result would not have The transfer of ownership of our state’s been possible without the diligence of the Finance premier hockey facility - The Perth Hockey Committee led by Tony leeflang, Chief executive Stadium to Hockey WA sees a significant Officer – linda Hamersley and Finance Manager Kim change to the operations of your Rodgers. Association.
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Annual Report 2006.indd 3 20/11/2006 4:48:13 PM Whilst our performances “on the field” have not been of our sport. To Hockey WA members and our corporate as fruitful as previous years we can still be very proud partners I would like to extend a sincere thank you. of our WA teams across the Board. Pride of place goes Your support over the years has been exceptional and to the SmokeFree WA Diamonds who were once again it is with your energy that we will continue to build on AHl Champions for 2006. Given that this showing was the strong foundation we have laid in recent times. strongly supported by our other under age women’s teams with the U2’s finishing 2nd, the U8’s taking Special thanks to our new competition sponsors out the flag and the U5’s finishing 4th it augers well – Wizard Home loans. The support and enthusiasm for the future of women’s hockey in this State. you have shown our sport this year has been terrific and I look forward to a long, increasing and mutually It would be remiss of me not to mention the success beneficial relationship. of our West Australian representatives at national level. Congratulations to all who were selected for the Hockey in our state enjoys a strong and distinguished development and senior squads. place in the history books and I would particularly like to acknowledge our life members (who were joined It is extremely important for us to maintain our this year by a very deserving Mike Kinsella) for your momentum and we continue to rely heavily on our continued support for not only our sport but of me resource network – especially our volunteers. personally.
Achieving success and growth will not be possible To all our Board Members for your ongoing without our ability to attract and retain the excellent commitment and passion through what has been range of people we currently are lucky to have – those another challenging year, your efforts in what are who are paid and those who offer their services in a ostensibly volunteer roles are truly inspiring and on voluntary capacity. behalf of the sport I sincerely thank you.
I continue to be amazed by the commitment of On behalf of the Board and Hockey WA, we thank our everyone in hockey to the support and advancement very hard working staff, led most progressively by Hockey WA Chief executive Officer – linda Hamersley The staff’s efforts throughout the year have again been outstanding. We are indeed fortunate that our sport is managed by such a dedicated, committed and caring group. I would also like to formally recognize the long term contribution made by Jean Schonberg and wish her every success in the future.
From the outset of this report I spoke of the pride we can have in our achievements. Just as importantly we can all look forward to the future with confidence.
More importantly Western Australia is recognised by our sporting peers both within and outside hockey as the leading hockey state because of what we can achieve on the field but also because of the way in which we conduct our business.
In closing, I would like to take the opportunity to wish all those connected to our hockey community a safe and prosperous “off season” and I look with eagerness to 2007.
Yours in hockey
Ceri Writer PRESIDENT – HOCKEY WA
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Annual Report 2006.indd 4 20/11/2006 4:48:18 PM Chief exeCutive offiCer
As 2006 draws to a close and I reflect on the business of the year, I provide the following report to the Hockey WA membership.
Strategic Plan: At the January Board Retreat a review of our plan took place with new objectives included for 2006. Our advisory committees and staff have worked together to achieve those objectives; the second year of our three year plan.
Changes to the first grade competition, management of the Perth Hockey Stadium and the submission to retain the Hockey Australia High Performance Program are three of the “big ticket” projects that were successfully undertaken this year and are reported separately in this and the elite Competitions provided great support to the Finance Department. Committee report. Sponsorship: We are fortunate to have successful Partnerships: Hockey WA is committed to ensuring partnerships with both continuing and new sponsors. relationships with our partners are operating at Through our Profile & Branding Manager we increased an optimum level. The state government, through our sponsorship income by 60% from 2005. The Healthway and the Department of Sport and metropolitan competition welcomed Wizard Home Recreation, remains our major partner and we loans to our sponsorship portfolio and enjoyed a continue to prosper as a State Sporting Association wonderful year with them, resulting in a commitment through their ongoing support and commitment to to continue the relationship into 2007. Thanks go to hockey in Western Australia. all our other sponsors being CBH Group, Gryphon, Hockey Action, Chestnut Grove Wines, Cadbury During 2006 we worked closely with WAIS Schweppes, Kombat Clothing, Rising Stars and as they were a key contributor for our Underwater Contracting services. submission to retain the Hockey Australia High Performance Program. Perth Hockey Stadium: Hockey WA took over the operational management of the stadium in anticipation Our WAIS nTC coaches have continued to provide of the transfer of ownership on December 2006. support to our state teams and have worked closely We managed this change by implementing a new with the national teams with both coaches seconded organisational structure and created an Operations by Hockey Australia for various international team Department that oversees the activities of the Stadium, tours as support or assistant coaches. our events and competition. During this transitional year the Operations staff have been updating Our relationship with the other State Hockey processes and implementing policies. A strategic plan Associations and Hockey Australia is strong and we initiative to conduct a facility management forum continue to look for opportunities to work together was undertaken providing information to a range of on collective purchasing, information sharing and hockey facility owners. I believe we are in a strong providing support as required. position to maximise the ownership of the stadium upon the transfer in December. Finance: A full set of audited financial statements will be presented to Council at the Reconvened AGM. Hockey Australia High Performance Program: All The statements will again reflect that we continue to states were given the opportunity to tender to host improve our cash reserves with a slightly larger than the Hockey Australia High Performance Program from budgeted surplus, thanks mainly to our increased January 2009. A Working Group was formed and sponsorship and the close scrutiny provided to our spent a considerable amount of time researching the accounts by both the Finance Manager and Finance performance of the program and why it had been Officer. Tony leeflang commenced in the role of so successful whilst housed in Perth. With the full Convenor of the Finance Committee this year and support of the State Government, in particular the
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Annual Report 2006.indd 5 20/11/2006 4:48:22 PM Premier and Minister for Sport and Recreation, Hockey WA tendered to retain the program in develoPment Perth. Our submission offers innovative initiatives to ensure that while the program remains in Perth I would like to thank the it has the best opportunity to remain successful; to elite Programs Coordinator stay ahead of the international hockey world and Alison Burge, Officiating and is provided with the best sport science. I believe Development Officer Sam we are in a strong position to retain the program Calder, and Hook in2 Hockey and I would like to acknowledge the work that Community Officer Alistair Park neil McKerracher QC provided as Chairman of the for their contribution and effort Working Group. throughout the year. Also thanks to the large group of volunteers whether on committees or individuals Staff: From a budgeting perspective, staff are our involved in a specific project. Volunteers remain this biggest single line item, and equally our biggest department’s most valuable resource. asset. The staff have again strived to provide the quality of customer service to our stake holders The Hockey WA Metropolitan Junior Recruitment that is expected and to provide the administrative Program, in its second full year of operation, was run support to the advisory committees to allow access jointly by Alistair and Sam, and again proved very to competitions and championships for the hockey successful for those clubs choosing to be involved. community, both metropolitan and regional. There are now 4 clubs (up from 8 in 2005) involved and participation in the program grew by 75%. This With the organisational restructure three new staff helped deliver growth in Minkey numbers for the joined the association: Barb Jenkins – Operations second consecutive year in the metropolitan area Manager, Janelle leiper – Operations Assistant and with continued scope for improvement. Kate Main – Profile & Branding Manager. After more than 4 years with the association, Jean Schonberg The Hook in2 Hockey component of the program – executive Assistant is leaving and I would like to was also conducted by most major country centres. take this opportunity to acknowledge the role Jean Hockey WA provided support so that clubs could has played in those years and the support she has provide further clinics to attract children involved provided to both myself, the Board, committees she in the schools program. It attracted 487 country has worked with and the staff. participants, with Kalgoorlie the biggest single program with about 200 participants. Thank You: On behalf of the administration, our thanks go to all the volunteers who work together to make hockey the great sport it is. Without the support of the volunteers in the clubs, working with our state teams, involved on committees and the board our job would be difficult and we truly appreciate the time, effort and dedication that they provide to the administration.
In closing, I would like to single out and thank our President, Ceri Writer for her leadership of the organisation and the support she provides me, and to the seven board members that work in unison to ensure our sport is provided with best practice governance and strategic direction. It is a pleasure to work with such a positive and hard-working board of directors.
I look forward to the commencement of the 2007 season and all the challenges the year will bring.
Linda Hamersley Chief Executive Officer
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Annual Report 2006.indd 6 20/11/2006 4:48:23 PM The metropolitan senior competition review continued during the year with a number of new initiatives ready for implementation in the 2007 season. These include aligning the women’s structure with the men’s, a more flexible promotion and relegation system, merging of the C and 2B competitions, and more stringent alignment of elite turf teams in the elite turf competition. Ongoing review will determine if the original objectives are being met through these changes.
There were thirty state teams representing WA in national championships throughout Australia during 2006. This required approximately sixty volunteer coaches and managers, 00 volunteer selectors, and almost 500 players requiring selection, uniforms, flights and accommodation. Alison had the daunting task of coordinating all these activities and tasks with support from the Indoor, Veterans and High Performance and Coaching Committee.
It was a ground breaking year for officiating with the State Officiating Program implemented for the first time state wide.
Developed by international umpire and umpire coach Don Prior, this program now provides a pathway and resource with convenient accessibility for dedicated umpires and player umpires alike to improve their Sponsorship has been secured to continue this free knowledge and competency. The challenge remains distribution in future years. to promote this program effectively to motivate more clubs and individuals to take part. Coordinated programs supported by Development Officers were again conducted in Geraldton, narrogin, Umpiring appointments were allocated on-line by Peel, South West, and Albany focusing on the panel umpires this year in all but Wizard Home loans development of players, coaches and officials, and division games and the method was a great success. promotion of the Smarter than Smoking message. In addition to this, efforts continued to establish junior Hockey WA has been actively working with Hockey hockey in Broome, and the Development Manager Australia for a number of years to develop a new also visited Kalgoorlie to promote and assist with junior recruitment game that is safe, and appealing their Hook in2 Hockey program. to a broader cross-section of young people of varying sporting ability. The result has been the introduction Knowledge of metropolitan participation trends of Rookey which has been show cased at a number of continued to improve in 2006 with more accurate data events in WA throughout the year, generating strong entry into Hockeynet by clubs and this department’s interest. The game will be formally incorporated into use of the research capabilities available within it. the metropolitan junior recruitment program next year, and will be expanded into country regions in Our Hockeynet member database research was the near future when the modified equipment is more supplemented by several member surveys and readily available. also involvement in the Hockey Australia annual census. efforts were also made to get regional A new resource for juniors playing full field hockey for associations to use the Hockeynet database the first time was developed and titled “How to Play and this focus needs to continue in 2007. Hockey”. It was distributed free to all junior players within our coordinated development programs state Grant Mitton wide, with additional copies available for purchase. Development Manager
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Annual Report 2006.indd 7 20/11/2006 4:48:28 PM oPerAtions only 8 weeks of competition. For the Wizard Home With several staffing changes and loans Cup teams, this meant that they did not play some re-structuring to create an two full rounds before the finals. However, it appears Operations Department, responsible that in all grades, players and coaches alike valued the for all competitions and events, shorter season and went into the finals weeks fresh and the management of the Perth and ready for battle. The senior competition this year Hockey Stadium, it was a busy start focused on trying to achieve a home and away style to the season - there were several of fixturing and this seems to have been well-received learning curves being mastered at once by new and at the club level. efforts continue to move all grades existing staff. towards nine teams, to allow a bye weekend and make the umpiring equation a little more manageable. The nonetheless, staff members took to their respective senior grades commenced in late April, with junior tasks with vigour, and managed to have an international games starting three weeks later. It is anticipated that event (Canadian Women’s team v Hockeyroos), a WAIS the 2007 season will commence in mid-April, after the v Malaysian Women’s series and a couple of AHl home AHl Men’s Final Week, which Hockey WA will host in game weekends under their belt before the start of late March. the winter season. Hockeynet was again used this year to fixture all The 2006 season presented some interesting early grades and to upload results to the Hockeynet challenges, such as the time frames for nominations, website which has a direct link on the Hockey WA fixtures, and umpire allocations, the equitable home page. It was also used by all clubs this year to distribution of training time at the stadium and input team lists and record results. While there were management of the software system for booking some clubs which diligently entered results, others and invoicing turf time (the latter two tasks being needed a bit of prompting to ensure the data was up incorporated into the Operations Department after to date. Training was provided for those that required previously being part of the Perth Hockey Stadium it, and there was always helpful advice available for organisation). new or novice users. Hopefully, as more users become proficient with the process, Hockeynet will prove to This season was four weeks shorter than 2005, with be an accurate and helpful tool for all members of the
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Annual Report 2006.indd 8 20/11/2006 4:48:38 PM hockey community. When used effectively, it can certainly provide efficient and timely advice on results, protests and disputes as well as providing valuable statistical information to teams and clubs. Particularly heading into finals weeks, team managers and coaches have found the information on the number of games played by each player to be a lot easier to manage than a manual system.
The 2006 season incorporated a general bye weekend, and juniors had a break over the July school holidays which allowed us to run the Smarter than Smoking U/5 Regional Championship and the U/3 and U/5 State Championships.
Along with the regular season games, the customary State Championships from U/3s through to U/7s, Country Championships for men and women and a two-week international series against China’s Women’s team were conducted. A upkeep of the facility, we have changed the watering very successful Minkey Carnival was also held at Perth system to improve water supply, upgraded some Hockey Stadium and the number of teams involved electrical distribution boards, and upgraded security. was nearly double previous nominations. To cap off the year, Hockey WA hosted the SmokeFree Men’s The Operations Department wishes to thank all of the Australian Veteran’s Championship with 62 teams in casual staff, committee members and event volunteers age groups from Over 40 to Over 65 and WA pleasingly who worked so hard throughout the year to help us finished with excellent results across the board. achieve our goals. We really appreciate the effort of the volunteers who make our lives a little easier, and On the facility front, an audit by Operations who provide us with a strong and vital connection Department staff of the grounds being used for to the hockey community to receive feedback and fixtures helped to develop a better picture of the advice. standard of grounds throughout the metropolitan area. Of particular concern was the standard of field The number of participants in hockey remained steady marking, the safety of goals and some inconsistency this year, despite the extra competition from sports of the facilities available at grounds (toilets, canteen, such as soccer and AFl, which had bumper years on first aid support) and these should be a focus for clubs the back of the Socceroos’ World Cup success and that wishing to host games in 2007. of the WA-based teams in the AFl competition.
Also, at the end of 2006, Perth Hockey Stadium Council In the face of these challenges and the added formally dissolved, and Hockey WA has taken on the pressures of busier lifestyles and changing management of the Perth Hockey Stadium, with a attitudes to organised sport, we are proud PHS Committee reporting to Hockey WA Board from to have maintained our participant base. December 2006. All in all, there have been a number of significant The stadium underwent some interesting changes changes in 2006 and we look forward to more in during the year, with the laying of the new nylon turf the new Year, with the implementation of work on Turf in December 2005, and re-decorating of the commenced in 2006 on the competition re-structure, bar area and the re-naming to the “Champions’ Bar”. rules review and refinements to the home and away The new bar was officially opened on 22 April and fixture model. We also look forward to hosting two the 2006 inductees were welcomed and their photos home rounds of the AHl in 2007 as well as the AHl added to the many who grace the wall above the bar. Men’s Final Week in March.
Above and beyond the general maintenance required Barb Jenkins such as repair and replacement of field lighting Operations Manager systems and sprinklers, servicing of equipment and
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Annual Report 2006.indd 9 20/11/2006 4:48:46 PM senior Committee • nine team grades for both men and women’s competition (excluding ‘elite’ grades). The 2006 Senior Committee welcomed several new • Identical competition structures for men and members who came with a broad understanding women. of grass roots hockey played by the great hockey • Ability to provide opportunities for players to community. Peter Churack, Kim Jones, Adam Scott participate in european carnival style events on with the continued service of Bev ewen and the end the ‘hockey free’ weekends. of the season induction of Peter McGough formed • Capacity to develop a promotion and relegation the Committee. These new faces injected greater system that has greater flexibility to ensure the enthusiasm than in the past and it was also refreshing quality of the grades is maintained in the future to see Hockey WA Board Member, Ann Prior actively participate and provide great guidance. This process required a great deal of consultation with all committee members throughout the season This positive tone allowed for effective decision beyond the attendance of monthly meetings. I can making from the outset when we were required to only commend all members for being able to digest assist Hockey WA staff deal with team nominations the wealth of information and provide varying views for the 2006 season. and opinion that assisted Development Manager, Grant Mitton, to develop a model from a broader With the season under way, the primary focus shifted perspective. to finalising the new competition model for the 2007 season. The guiding principles were based on recent looking forward to 2007 we envisage there will surveyed research and were designed to shape a new be more challenges ahead as the new competition competition model with the following features: model will take some time to bed down, especially with greater radical change occurring in the women’s • A three-tier model with the options of 00% turf, competition. Additionally, an overhaul of the rules turf/grass combination, and 00% grass thus governing competitions is required and there is catering for the three types of players identified still the ongoing desire to improve the standard in the research – elite competition players, regular and attendance of umpiring and the amendment of social players and irregular social players. unsociable playing times. • • • I would like to thank all of the Senior Committee members for volunteering their time and hope that all the current members will return in 2007 with the addition of new members from other clubs.
The highest accolade goes to Staff liaison Damien Todorovic for his energy which was never questioned, faultless preparation and clear direction. The efforts of Grant Mitton must also be highlighted. The task of formulating the foundations of the competitions model has been an exhaustive process. It has been difficult to present the most ideal model with so many stake holders to consider.
I am confident we have developed a model for a competition that will see playing numbers return to hockey, promote a positive inter club culture and allow for all clubs to provide the opportunity for players to enjoy their hockey on a variety of different playing levels.
Christian Willett Senior Committee Convenor
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Annual Report 2006.indd 10 20/11/2006 4:48:48 PM Junior Committee In 2006 the committee endorsed a Hockey WA position with turf allocation for juniors which saw more turf The 2006 Junior Committee worked with games being allocated to grades other than A grade a great deal of resolve and purpose to – particularly at Under 3, 5 and 7 levels. This was ensure that junior boys and girls grades aided enormously with the Joondalup turf coming offered fun, appropriate competition and back on line and the addition of the Melville turf for development to hockey players of all ages junior fixturing. and levels. Feedback from two junior coordinators meetings Some outstanding hockey was on show with many during the season continues to be extremely of the more talented and committed junior hockey important and will focus the committee on: players gaining selection in regional and/or State • further strengthening the grading process Teams. • maintaining a fixturing process which provides turf access to as many grades as possible. Grading and ground allocation continue to draw a lot of feedback from Clubs. This is not surprising, To assist Clubs in planning for 2007 – the relative however, as the pressure mounts by more and more strength of Club teams and the 2006 finish of Clubs to acquire A grade junior status the Committee Club teams above and/or below a team within an asks that Clubs adopt a realistic assessment of how age division will continue to be a very important the relative strengths of Clubs has and is changing. consideration. The grading process concentrated in setting up 8 team competitions in all A grades for Under 3, 5 I wish to acknowledge the excellent work of so many and 7 age divisions. The rationale behind this is that people involved in junior hockey at Club level – junior it encourages a stronger division and it allows all coordinators, coaches, managers and Club officials. teams in A grade to play each other twice. Clearly it Your work is extremely important. Finally, to the is often quite hard to separate bottom ranked teams staff at Hockey WA led by linda Hamersley, including in A grade from the top A Reserve grade or B grade Janelle leiper, Damien Todorovic and Grant Mitton a sides. very sincere thank you.
Mike Young Junior Committee Convenor Page
Annual Report 2006.indd 11 20/11/2006 4:48:53 PM high PerformAnCe And CoAChing elite ComPetitions Committee Committee The elite Competitions Committee formed in late Previously called the elite Performance Committee, 2005 to provide direction in the overall planning and it was restructured at the start of this year to management of the Wizard Home loans competitions remove elite competition aspects, to free up and their supporting and promoting grades – Men’s committee time and make better use of committee State B, Men’s State 2A and Women’s State league member’s expertise to increase the focus on elite 2. The Committee, chaired until early 2006 by Craig coach development. Information gathering was Boyce and later by Colin Howell, trialled a number a major focus; and a formal planning process was of initiatives during the season each with varying undertaken to identify our needs and weaknesses to degrees of success. establish a foundation for a coordinated approach. The fixturing process began in late 2005 with meetings All processes surrounding state teams between club presidents, committee representatives were reviewed in detail with new role and Hockey WA staff designed to ascertain the descriptions for team officials developed varying preferences each club had. The result of these and distributed; these included coach meetings was a home and away system for clubs with manager, physiotherapist and selector. a home turf, and the majority of games played at a time favoured by home teams to attract the most The committee also managed the implementation support from their club based spectators. of the above age state team selection policy with a number of cases at U8 and U2 level requiring Another fixturing initiative, an eighteen round men’s consideration. There remain ongoing concerns season commencing after easter, was brought about in respect of the rationale behind this policy, by the scheduling of the Commonwealth Games in with the committee believing that an education March and the Australian Hockey league in April and process needs to be undertaken to attain greater May. This allowed all senior grades to commence on understanding, and more “buy in” from coaches the same weekend – something that has not occurred and selectors. This policy is intended to support in Western Australian hockey for some time. our objective to improve management of individual elite player workloads and increase the size of our The only drawback was that it was not until Round talent pool, while at the same time ensure that Six that all national league players finally took to the fast-tracking of suitable athletes is not overlooked. field – almost one third through the season. The new format, however, allowed player friendly byes over Our efforts to increase support and development of the Foundation Day long weekend and July school elite coaches were focused in three areas this year: holidays that seemed to be welcomed by players, especially those with weary bodies and young . Our elite coaches were invited to families. attend international matches and post game debriefs with Hockeyroos and Kookaburras The return of the national athletes brought with it coaches Frank Murray and Barry Dancer. This the Hockey Australia High Performance Program was a successful initiative, well supported by Player Draft. In a first for the draft, national coach coaches, and will be continued in the future. Frank Murray consulted the women’s coaches and 2. A post-AHl debrief was also offered to our elite allocated athletes to clubs based on the club’s and coaches by Diamonds and Thundersticks coaches Colin player’s needs. Despite some initial apprehension, Brandis and Jason Duff. While it was not well supported, the concept worked surprisingly well with all coaches we maintain that this initiative can be successful and satisfied with their allocation. beneficial to elite coaches, and the lack of numbers may have been caused by poor scheduling and promotion. Three clubs – Curtin Trinity Pirates, Victoria Park and 3. This committee also facilitated the process of Wesley South Perth – experimented with ‘club days’ support and endorsement of DSR High Performance where a number of their teams played in the lead Scholarship applicants Melissa Hall, Katrina Powell, up to the Wizard Home loans game at Perth Hockey and Colin Brandis. Stadium. Barblett Oval was used to host grass games with team members gaining free entry to the Stadium Tricia Heberle to watch their top sides in action. Catering facilities Committee Convener
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Annual Report 2006.indd 12 20/11/2006 4:48:53 PM were also available to the club allowing them to host Country Committee club functions in conjunction with the main game. Men’s Country Week in 2006 saw twenty-two grade A number of ‘showcase’ games were also scattered teams and eight veteran’s teams enjoy three days of throughout the season. Supported by the Hockey very good hockey and friendship. Congratulations Australia High Performance Program, the Kookaburras to the winners of all divisions and individuals who were on show against the scholarship athletes on two won various awards. Thanks to Barry Scott and Friday nights in June and July. The female athletes Jan McKenzie for their time in the office over the also pitted their skills in a two game series against weekend. The decision by the committee to add the the best the Wizard Home loans league had to offer entry fee to the nomination fee for country week was with games at Duracraft (Melville) and Perth Hockey very well received by both the women and men and Stadiums. The exposure to top level hockey brought their Associations. the spectators out in droves with over 700 people in attendance at some of the games. Thirty-four grade teams and fifteen veteran’s teams competed for honours at Women’s Country Week. Upon consultation with elite coaches, the Committee It was a fantastic weekend with both the hockey made good progress on a couple of contentious rules and weather at its best. Also congratulations to the – the asterisk player and residential requirement players who were selected in the All Stars and the rules. With an aim to remove restrictions on players Under 2 teams. Thanks to Bev Blake, Denise Willcock intending to play for an extended period of time, the and Barb Semini for the time they spent managing Committee recommended that the latter rule be more official duties. flexible to allow clubs to recruit long term players from outside of Western Australia. To assist coaches The Australian Country Championships were held in selecting starting XI’s, a ‘core’ player rule has been in Bendigo Victoria from July 29 to August 8. The proposed for future seasons. women’s team improved one place – to third –on last year and the men finished fourth. Both teams The regular season rounded off with a survey to all played some very good hockey and improved as the players in the elite grades. The response rate was championships progressed. Special thanks to Bev above average and gave the Committee guidance on Blake and Glenn Willmott as team managers and to some of the player needs. Scott Shires as the Men’s coach.
The finals brought with it a new promotion and Thanks to the committee members Barb Semini, Bev relegation system in the men’s first division that Blake, Damian Della, Denise Willcock, Jan McKenzie, pitted the top two State B teams against the bottom Jenny Pitman, John Ward, Julie French and Marie two Wizard Home loans Cup teams in a round robin Cross for their commitment and support for our great series. State B minor premiers, Suburban, gave their game of hockey in 2006. more fancied counterparts a fright but eventually succumbed in close games against Melville and Curtin A special thanks to the CBH Group as sponsors of Trinity Pirates. The club support of the teams involved Country Week as well as thanks to the staff of Hockey in the series was tremendous with a buzz across Perth WA who support us in keeping our game alive. Hockey Stadium for all of the games. Chris Scott Finally, acknowledgement must go to all the Country Committee Convenor Committee Members who braved the cold mornings for 7am meetings to discuss the issues of elite hockey. Craig Boyce, Peter Freer, Hans Geers, Colin Howell, Clover Maitland, Jon Petterson, Mark Pownall and Kate Starre were ably assisted by nTC Coaches Jason Duff and neil Hawgood over the last twelve months to maximise opportunities to promote the elite competitions.
Damien Todorovic Operations Coordinator Comps and Events
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Annual Report 2006.indd 13 20/11/2006 4:48:59 PM veterAns Committee
The committee this year comprised Mal Skinner, Catherine McFarlane, Bill Campbell, Maris Margetts, Rob lawson, Tracey Hough, Peter Westlund, lorraine Browning, Johnson Orr, Janelle leiper (staff) and myself.
The main focus for the year was the standardisation of competitions and operations for the state sides for both the men’s and women’s divisions and I believe we are now well down the path to achieving this goal.
It was pleasing to see the expansion of the Women’s midweek competition to 2 teams, which enabled the competition to be split into three divisions for the first time.
The men’s division had 7 teams competing in the Saturday afternoon competition in age groups ranging from over 40 to over 60. The midweek competition continued to flourish and I am sure it played a big part in the State’s success at the national Championships.
The Women held their Championships in Darwin, and the Over 35 team is to be congratulated in winning their division. The women were more successful than at any previous Women’s national Championship.
The Men conducted their National Championship in Perth this year and what a success they were, both on and off the field.
Thanks must be given to those involved in organising and running the SmokeFree WA Australian Veterans Championship: Bill Campbell, Peter Westlund, Max Viner, Shane Knapp, Steve Mcentee, Peter Fogels, Graham napier, Bob Bowyer and to the numerous volunteers who helped out each day.
On the field WA were successful in the Over 45, Over 50, Over 55 and Over 65 Divisions and were runners up in the Over 40 Division
WA was also well represented in the Australian teams selected at both the men’s and women’s Championships. Congratulations to all who were selected. In closing I would like to thank Janelle leiper for her assistance on the committee this year.
Ian Arblaster Convenor Veterans Committee
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Annual Report 2006.indd 14 20/11/2006 4:49:10 PM indoor Committee Hockey Club) who also won the top goal scorer award. The Women’s Division fairest and best player award In any sport the most difficult thing to do is went to Tate napier (South Perth) who was also the to win back to back titles. This feat clearly top goal scorer. demonstrates a team’s commitment, desire and dedication to be the best. The Division two competition winners were north Coast Raiders in the men’s competition beating last year the State Men’s Indoor Team did just this, Fremantle Hockey Club (3-2) whilst Willeton defeated beating ACT in an exciting Grand Final in Wollongong north Coast Raiders (3-2) in the Women’s. to win their second national indoor title in two years and confirmed Western Australia as a dominant force As Chairman of the Indoor Committee I would in indoor hockey. sincerely like to thank the staff at Hockey WA for their continued support and I wish all teams competing at While winning the title was reward enough, there was the national Championships this year every success. an even greater reward for the players; eight of the Finally I would like to pass on my best wishes to the twelve players were named in the Australian national following players who will be competing for a spot in Squad in preparation for the second World Cup in the Australian national Team to travel to Vienna for Vienna in 2007. the 2nd World Indoor Cup:
The State Women have also continued to be a dominant Men force; however they stumbled in the final furlong, George Watts – Melville Hockey Club losing to Victoria in the semi-final. nevertheless their Graham Watts – Melville Hockey Club continued success at the national Championships Andrew Hunt – Melville Hockey Club resulted in five players being named in the Australian Jason Black – YMCC Hockey national Squad. Daniel Brennan – YMCC Hockey Club Rohan Wilson – UWA Hockey Club This year will see the State Men attempt to win a Paul nicholls – Fremantle Hockey Club historic ‘hat trick’ of wins, when defending their title in Canberra in December and with a bit of luck will Women see the State Women finally shed the monkey and Amanda Calton – Willetton Hockey Club progress through to their first final in recent years. Fiona Young – University Hockey Club Tania Perpoli – University Hockey Club While this success is at the elite level it is important to Kym Pradera – South West Strikers Hockey Club note the success at the grass roots level. This year will see Western Australia enter a team in the Under 6s John Christie invitational competition in Victoria. This is testament Indoor Committee Convenor to the ongoing commitment of everyone at Hockey WA and demonstrates the ongoing momentum the sport is gathering at all levels and age groups across this State.
The Hockey WA 2005 Indoor competition was closely contested all season with University Hockey Club winning the Men’s Division and north Coast Raiders Hockey Club winning the Women’s Division .
All grand finals were close contests with University beating WASPS Hockey Club 7-6 and north Coast Raiders beating Willeton Hockey Club 3-2.
The Men’s First Division fairest and best winner was Danny Brennan (Melville
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Annual Report 2006.indd 15 20/11/2006 4:49:11 PM offiCiAting Committee In 2006 the Officiating Committee incorporated club based umpiring as part of its charter in an effort to At the conclusion of the 2005 season, the Officiating improve the general standard of umpiring and as a Committee invited representatives from clubs, Hockey recruiting ground for Hockey WA umpires and officials WA umpires and officials, Hockey WA Staff and various in general. numerous State Officiating Program other Hockey WA committees to be involved in a (SOP) sessions were run at clubs and at Hockey WA series of workshops to ascertain the needs and wants together with seminars to discuss clubs best practices of the hockey community in regards to officiating in in relation to club umpire appointments, recruitment the future. of umpires, junior umpiring, etc.. This program is designed to reach every player and the aim is for As a result of these workshops and a number of all players to eventually pass the State Officiating follow up meetings, the Officiating Committee have Program level .This will thus improve the standard completed a strategic plan for officiating for the next of umpiring across all grades of hockey and the 20 years. It covers many areas such as club based knowledge of the rules by senior and junior players, umpiring, junior umpiring, recruitment & retention parents, administrators and spectators. and coaching to name a few and commences in 2007. The Officiating Committee has been restructured for 2007 and will include various portfolios including coaching (2 members), junior umpiring (2 members), recruitment, club based umpiring, appointments, country umpiring, technical and social & recognition. each portfolio will have at least one elected member with specific tasks, roles and responsibilities. They will be supported by our full time Officiating Officer at Hockey WA, Kelly Colgan, who has recently taken up her appointment.
Officiating at times is a difficult task and our many volunteer umpires and officials do not receive the recognition they deserve; however, thanks to our new sponsor, Hockey Action, we were at least able to provide new shirts and warm jackets to each Hockey WA official this season. Our sincere thanks to Hockey Action for their support.
We urge all players, coaches and club administrators to support our officials in the future as we cannot play the game without them. A small thank you after a game goes a long way to encouraging these volunteers to continue to volunteer their time.
Finally, thanks to all the Officiating Committee for their work in 2006, especially John nettleton, Cameron Scadding, Graham napier, Barry O’Sullivan and Frank Brown for their tireless work and I urge them all to nominate again in 2007.
Stuart Lamont Convenor
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Annual Report 2006.indd 16 20/11/2006 4:49:16 PM nAtionAl trAining Centre is invaluable to the development of our athletes and we have been very fortunate over the last 2 months Women with visiting teams.
The WAIS women’s program is getting closer The SmokeFree WA Diamonds were successful in to some of its proposed targets, with four reaching the grand final of the Ausralian Hockey athletes selected in the World Cup team league for the third successive time and came away which won a silver medal at the World Cup with a memorable victory in the final against the in Madrid and seven athletes selected in a Queensland Scorchers. national junior team to tour New Zealand in early December. Our under 2 team again made the final but missed the final victory hurdle whilst our under 8 State team As well as this two athletes were selected for ‘Australia won the title in Adelaide. A’ which played 3 games against the Chinese national team in August. The WAIS squad also played three The positives for our elite program are our ability to games against China. be in the top two in the AHl, under 2s and under 8s and having good numbers selected in nationally earlier in the year more athletes were exposed to identified squads. international competition with Canada and Malaysia visiting Perth on the way to the Commonwealth As we move forward with only 22 months until the Games. Currently we are playing a series of games Olympics the goal will be to increase our number against the Malaysian women’s team in Perth who of national representatives and thus also have good are preparing for the Asian games in December and odds for representation in the Olympic squad for the Japanese under 8 team who are here playing 2008. a series of four matches against a WA under 9 age group. Playing against different styles and structures Neil Hawgood NTC Coach
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Annual Report 2006.indd 17 20/11/2006 4:49:20 PM nAtionAl trAining Centre - men
Bevan George, Aaron Hopkins and Michael Boyce A prep squad has been added to the WAIS program have been working hard with the Kookaburras in for well performing younger athletes giving them the past 2 months. Michael was unlucky to sustain the opportunity to train with the senior athletes. The a career threatening ankle injury in September 2005 players are on three month squad memberships that that required surgery to rectify the damage to ankle allow them to access some of the services that are ligaments. However his comeback was strong and normally reserved for more senior athletes. indicative of his character and determination to represent Australia. Aaron Hopkins performed well The program is narrowing its focus towards at international tournaments and along with Bevan Beijing and the athletes will be undergoing George won a Commonwealth Games Gold Medal in greater individual scrutiny throughout this Melbourne. period to ensure they are all doing what is necessary to maximise their selection The big prize for WAIS hockey stars was the opportunity potential. to play at the World Cup in Monchengladbach Germany. The three athletes were all selected in an 8 Strength and conditioning coach Geish Hori has man squad that was set a huge challenge. The team been working tirelessly with the athletes to increase lost the services of co-captain Matthew Wells on the their strength, power and speed. A lot of testing eve of the tournament and also Grant Schubert who and application has seen significant increases in damaged a knee ligament. Bevan George headed up the athletes overall conditioning and the decreased the performance of the WAIS contingent with some incidence in soft tissue injuries. The athletes have outstanding performances including two goals in a developed a healthy respect for this aspect of training round match against India. The Kooka’s made it to the despite the early morning starts. final and took an early lead only to run out of steam and take Silver. David Bell and Paul Gaudoin, both ex-international Australian captains make up the rest of the coaching Other WAIS athletes that have had notable performances team. David’s expertise in goal keeper coaching is include, Jason Vuletich and Fergus Kavanagh who paramount in the development of the wealth of were both named in the national development goalkeeping talent in WA. Paul’s ability to develop and squad. Ian Burcher and Jono Charlesworth earned recognise individual skill and combine its application the opportunity to travel with the AIS team and push in context make for a very good coaching team at for Selection in the Australian squads for 2007. In WAIS. addition to this Kiel Brown a former QAS athlete made the move to WAIS. Kiel is a hard working defensive Jason Duff mid fielder, who will NTC Coach - Men add value to the WAIS environment and is a current Australian development squad member.
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Annual Report 2006.indd 18 20/11/2006 4:49:30 PM AustrAliAn hoCkey leAgue The new-look SmokeFree WA Diamonds were well lead by co-captains Kim Walker and emily Halliday and the team represented Hockey WA with distinction and pride on and off the field throughout the AHl season. The SmokeFree WA Diamonds, coached by Colin Brandis, were GOlD medallists in the Australian Hockey emily Halliday was voted the SmokeFree WA Diamonds league (AHl) for 2006. With a new and youthful team Fairest & Best Player for 2006 and was the team’s due to a number of senior players unavailable due to leading goal scorer and runner-up goal scorer for the injury, the final result was beyond the expected. AHl. emily was the Most Valuable Player for the Final.
The SmokeFree WA Diamonds ability to The SmokeFree WA Diamonds had individual rewards back up from its 2004 win and 2005 second in emily Halliday, Kim Walker, Hope Munro and Kobie place to again make the Final with a new McGurk representing the Hockeyroos at the World look team provides great confidence in this Cup. team continuing to be a serious contender for some years. From the Diamonds team Shelly liddelow was selected in the AIS and Fiona Boyce, Ashleigh nelson, The SmokeFree WA Diamonds squad of 3 players was Chantelle Ciallella were selected in the national Junior chosen in September 2005 by selectors Colin Brandis Youth Squad. (Diamonds Coach & Chairperson), neil Hawgood (nTC Coach), Troy Kelly, Sally Carbon, Scott Goodheart and The SmokeFree WA Diamonds officials including the noel Morrison. From the squad a team of 20 players manager (Jocelyn Henly), assistant coaches (neil were selected in January 2006 to represent the Hawgood & Scott Goodheart) and physiotherapist Diamonds at the AHl season, which ran for 6 weeks (Fiona Chromiak) represented Hockey WA in a over April to May. professional and positive way in all activities associated with the team. The pre-AHl program included a training and playing schedule that commenced in the new year with a The team was represented by a 5 player team number of practice matches, including three against management group which provided an important the Canadian national Team and games against the interface with the team officials and coaches. This U/6 State Schoolboys team, Presidents XI and the method of team management provided a positive Hotspurs. approach to implementing and improving the positive and professional culture of the team resulting in a At the completion of the game home and away great performance. series the SmokeFree WA Diamonds were in 3rd place with 29 points, scoring 46 goals and conceding 22 The support for the SmokeFree WA Diamonds by goals. Hockey WA administration and Board was much appreciated by the team and officials. The positive The SmokeFree WA Diamonds played great, tough approach to the Diamonds AHl effort was evident hockey to dispose of the Canberra Strikers in the semi and greatly appreciated by the players and team final which put the Diamonds in good stead for the management. Thanks also to our major sponsor Final against the Queensland Scorchers. Healthway.
In the Final the Queensland Scorchers were on top of The team contributed to the funding of the AHl the Diamonds early and it took some time for them to program by conducting two successful regional gather their momentum and be competitive against coaching clinics for junior players and a successful the rampant Scorchers. The Scorchers scored first quiz night. This not only provided funding but also but the Diamonds hung in to be level at - at half built a positive profile for the players and the team. time. Although the Scorchers started the second half with an early goal the Diamonds took the game up to Colin Brandis them for the better part of the second half and were SmokeFree WA Diamonds Coach able to break through with three late goals to take the game in style at 4-2.
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Annual Report 2006.indd 19 20/11/2006 4:49:35 PM AustrAliAn hoCkey leAgue The final week was a breath of fresh air with the Thundersticks saving their best until the end. A hard earned victory over Queensland was the culmination of the efforts throughout the season.
Season 2006 for the Thundersticks was mildly Another victory against eventual finalist Tasmania successful. The group was lucky enough to have was a sign that the group had matured and was now many debutantes and renewed energy going into playing a better sort of hockey, but not for long. the season. Judd Dyer, Andrew Smith, Tom edwards, Daryl McCormick, Ross Meadows and Paul nicholls all The semi final showdown against Queensland was a enjoyed the opportunity to wear the Thundersticks reminder of how good they can be, with a 5-0 loss uniform for the first time. Additionally we experienced dished our way. The boys tried all game and were the loss of Andrew Jacobs just prior to the season with beaten by a team that was worthy to take out the title. a knee injury. In the last game of the tournament against Victoria we were inconsistent but inspirational. From a four In the early round we were unable to really gain from goal deficit we managed to take the game to an extra the opportunities that we created in each game. We time (5-5). We had opportunity after opportunity to were awarded numerous corners with little success. A take the game but ended up settling for fourth in a staggering statistic saw us scoring around ten percent penalty shoot out. - a figure that made it difficult to break into the top four at the end of the minor rounds. The most prestigious award in the SmokeFree WA Thundersticks camp is the “Dinga” Bell Award, this is Fergus Kavanagh was having a very good season awarded by the players to the person that contributes capitalising on the experience that he was given in the most to the team environment on and off the 2005. The defensive unit held firm as well conceding field. The award is in memory of Gordon Bell who the least amount of corners, and the second least over several decades dedicated all of his spare time goals against for the competition. to the WA senior team as a selector and was revered by the players for his effort and time. This award was With a young group of strikers the learning curve bestowed on Bevan George, a worthy winner. Fergus was reasonably steep and the performances of this Kavanagh was considered to be the Thundersticks group was pleasing. However as a group we never best with a consistent season throughout. really imposed our game on the opposition in this area. Judd Dyer was the highest goal scorer for the Overall 2006 was a season to build on, with new faces Thundersticks, a good sign for the 2006 rookie and increasing the depth of talent that is available to play something to build on going into the 2007 season. at AHl level. 2007 will be a test with some players in their third season of AHl competition and required to step up and make a difference. A win is possible.
Jason Duff SmokeFree WA Thundersticks Coach
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Annual Report 2006.indd 20 20/11/2006 4:49:47 PM offiCe BeArers
Meetings Attended Apologies President Ceri Writer 11 N/A Director Sally Carbon 10 1 Director Pam Glossop 10 1 Director Tony Leeflang 10 1 Director Neil McKerracher 8 3 Director David Miller 11 N/A Director Anne Prior 10 1 Director Cameron Scadding 10 1
Committees
Country
Convenor Chris Scott Members Beverley Blake Marie Cross Damian Della Julie French Janelle Leiper (Staff Liaison) Jan McKenzie Jenny Pitman Barbara Semini John Ward Denise Willcock
elite ComPetitions
Convenor Colin Howell Members Peter Freer Hans Geers Clover Maitland Jon Petterson Kate Starre Damien Todorovic (Staff Liaison) finAnCe
Convenor Tony Leeflang Members Linda Hamersley (CEO) Neil McKerracher Kim Rodgers (Finance Manager) Ceri Writer
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Annual Report 2006.indd 21 20/11/2006 4:49:53 PM high PerformAnCe CoAChing
Convenor Tricia Heberle Members David Bell Alison Burge (Staff Liaison -resigned Sept) Katrina Powell (Staff Liaison October) Graham Reid indoor
Convenor John Christie Members Peter Chapman Johnson Orr rachel ouwendyk Mark Sandhu Mark Tate Damien Todorovic (Staff Liaison) Kristy Warburton George Watts Rohan Wilson Fiona Young Junior
Convenor Mike Young Members Cliff Bache Vince Cinanni Tom Harmon Greg Hunt Janelle Leiper (Staff Liaison) Adam Manuel Stephanie O’Sullivan Antony Sutherland Shelley Worth offiCiAting
Convenor Stuart Lamont Members Frank Brown Sam Calder (Staff Liaison – resigned Sept) Dennis Coates Kelly Colgan (Staff Liaison - October) Graham Napier Barry O’Sullivan Cameron Scadding Ben Secrett Melissa Trivic
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Annual Report 2006.indd 22 20/11/2006 4:49:54 PM Perth hoCkey stAdium
Convenor Steve Wood Members Craig Boyce Rob Fawkes Colin Howell Barbara Jenkins (Staff Liaison) Andre Lee David Miller Evan Nicholas Ceri Writer senior
Convenor Christian Willett Members Peter Churack Bev Ewen Kim Jones Peter McGough Julian Peet Anne Prior (Board Liaison) Adam Scott Damien Todorovic (Staff Liaison) veterAns
Convenor Ian Arblaster Members Lorraine Browning Bill Campbell Tracey Hough Rob Lawson Janelle Leiper (Staff Liaison) Catherine McFarlane Maris Margetts Johnson Orr Mal Skinner Peter Westlund
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Annual Report 2006.indd 23 20/11/2006 4:49:56 PM hoCkey WA stAff
Chief Executive Officer Linda Hamersley Bar Manager Lionel David Canteen Superviser Meralyn Hodges Development Manager Grant Mitton Development Officer Alistair Park Elite Programs Co-ordinator Alison Burge (until September) Executive Assistant Jean Schonberg (until October) Finance Manager Kim Rodgers Finance Officer Laraine Waldron High Performance Co-ordinator Katrina Powell (from October) Maintenance Glen Davissen Officiating & Development Officer Sam Calder (until September) Kelly Colgan (from Setember) Operations Manager Barbara Jenkins Operations Co-ordinator Competitions & Events Damien Todorovic Operations Administrator - Bookings Janelle Leiper Profile & Branding Manager Kate Main Reception/Admin Support Susan Cook senior CoAChes
NTC Coach (Women) Neil Hawgood NTC Coach (Men) Jason Duff AHL Coach – SmokeFree WA Diamonds Colin Brandis AHL Coach – SmokeFree WA Thundersticks Jason Duff
Amy Rowlands (right) - Hockey WA Hall of Fame 2005
Craig Davies - WAIS Hall of Fame Inductee 2006 Page 24
Annual Report 2006.indd 24 20/11/2006 4:50:00 PM AWArded memBers hoCkey AustrAliA life memBers
The following have been recognised by Hockey Australia for service to hockey in Western Australia and Australia S DAVIES AM S LEECE E A EASTMAN OBE * C NICHOLAS OAM hoCkey AustrAliA AWArd of merit
The following have been recognised by Hockey Australia for service to hockey in Western Australia and Australia R AGGISS T GALVIN I PITT M ADAMS * G GETLEY G REID P CARTER AM * B GLENCROSS OAM J SANDS * R CHARLESWORTH AM B GOODHEART OBE F SERMON * J EDSALL * M HAGER J EVANS F MURRAY *Deceased honorAry life memBers
The following have received life Membership for outstanding service to hockey in Western Australia J G ARDAGH * A FUHRMANN K LEGGETT L BARRETT * N GILES OBE * M KINSELLA F D BEAMES * I GLASS S LEECE T C BEDELLS * B A GOODHEART OBE V LONGSON * P BRADSHAW * P GOODRIDGE MBE * H McMANIS OAM * M CAMPBELL OBE * C D HARPER * D C McKENZIE * C J CARNE * R J JEWELL G MOUNSEY P T CARTER AM * D JOHNSON C N NICHOLAS OAM J T CRUICKSHANK * S J JOHNSON L PACKHAM S DAVIES AM A KELLY M A REYNOLDS * E A EASTMAN OBE * D R KELLY AM F N SERMON * V FALLOWS * K KEMP A J TODD * CA FAULDS * T ST J KENNEDY * *Deceased AWArd of merit
The following have received an Award of Merit for service to hockey in Western Australia D ALLEN J EDSALL * M KINSELLA G ASHLEY A EMSLIE T LALOR J BANKS A FUHRMANN J LEECE G BELL * R GLENCROSS * S LEECE N BEZANT V GOOCH K LEGGETT A BRAZIER * S HAHNEL N MANNOLINI S BIBRA C HARPER * H McMANIS OAM * E BURGESS * J HARRINGTON J McMEEKIN H BYLES * R JONES P MONTGOMERY P COLLINS R JEWELL G MOUNSEY S DAVIES AM D KELLY OAM F MURRAY
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Annual Report 2006.indd 25 20/11/2006 4:50:03 PM AWARD OF MeRIT - Cont’d C NAYLOR R RATE H SMITH J NETTLETON D REES M SUTHERLAND C NICHOLAS OAM R REITZE * S TONKIN B NUGENT M REYNOLDS * V VILLAMIL S O’HARA D SCANLON * L WALDRON S O’SULLIVAN W SCOTT * J WRIGHT L PACKHAM B SHARPE I PITT D SMART olymPiAns’ medAl Winners
Fairest and best player in the men’s first division competition Year Name Club 1976 Steve Hayward University of WA 1977 David Bell Old Aquinians 1978 David Bell Fremantle 1979 David Bell Fremantle 1980 Richard Charlesworth University of WA 1981 Michael Nobbs Suburban 1982 Steve Hayward University of WA 1983 Craig Davies Fremantle 1984 Geoff Bott YMCA Perth 1985 Terry Leece Fremantle 1986 David Bell Old Aquinians 1987 John Bestall Trinity 1988 Bryan Zekulich Wesley South Perth 1989 Warren Birmingham Fremantle 1990 Michael Nobbs University of WA 1991 Geoff Bott YMCA 1992 Paul Lewis North Coast Raiders 1993 Peter Haselhurst Westside Wolves 1994 Paul Armitage Westside Wolves 1995 Graham Reid Vic Park Panthers 1996 Lee Bodimeade Wesley South Perth 1996 Graham Reid Vic Park Panthers 1997 Matthew Wells Modernians 1998 Graham Reid Vic Park Panthers 1999 Ian Wishart YMCA 2000 Ian Wishart YMCA 2001 Paul Armitage Westside Wolves 2002 Tom Kavanagh Hale 2003 Andrew Smith Hale 2004 David Hennessy Wesley South Perth 2005 Alistair Park Westside Wolves 2006 Phil Hulbert Vic Park Panthers
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Annual Report 2006.indd 26 20/11/2006 4:50:05 PM ChArlesWorth medAl Winners
Fairest and best player in the women’s first division competition Year Name Club 1988 Kerri Richards Westside Wolves 1989 Rechelle Hawkes OAM North Coast Raiders 1990 Liane Tooth OAM Westside Wolves 1991 Rechelle Hakwes OAM North Coast Raiders 1992 Lee Capes OAM Curtin Trinity PIrates 1993 Nicole Dalby South Perth 1994 Michelle Hager OAM Curtin Trinity Pirates 1995 Lisa Powell OAM Westside Wolves 1996 Sara Booth University of WA 1997 Rechelle Hawkes OAM North Coast Raiders 1998 Michelle Andrews OAM North Coast Raiders 1999 Liane Tooth OAM Westside Wolves 2000 Kim Walker University of WA 2001 Nicole Dalby South Perth 2002 Simone Wallington YMCA 2003 Nicole Dalby South Perth 2004 Shayni Buswell University of WA 2005 Kim Walker Curtin Trinity Pirates 2006 Shayni Buswell University of WA
Winners of the Olympians Medal Phil Hubert and the Charlesworth Medal Shayni Buswell with John Koebelke MLA and John Duncalf Wizard Home Loans
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Annual Report 2006.indd 27 20/11/2006 4:50:22 PM men’s historiCAl Premier division Winners
YEARCLUBYEARCLUBYEARCLUB 1908 Perth 1942 Competition 1976 Cricketers 1909 Wilberforce 1943 Suspended 1977 Cricketers 1910 Wilberforce 1944 World War II 1978 YMCA Perth 1911 Perth 1945 University 1979 Cricketers 1912 Wilberforce 1946 Cricketers 1980 Cricketers 1913 Cottesloe 1947 University/ 1981 Old Aquinians Guildford 1914 Claremont 1948 Cricketers 1982 Suburban Nedlands 1915 Perth 1949 University 1983 Suburban Nedlands 1916 ) Competition 1950 Fremantle 1984 Suburban Nedlands 1917 ) Suspended 1951 Cricketers 1985 YMCA Perth 1918 ) Duration 1952 Fremantle 1986 Cricketers 1919 ) World War I 1953 Cricketers 1987 Suburban Nedlands 1920 Claremont 1954 Cricketers 1988 YMCA Perth 1921 Claremont 1955 CBC 1989 Westside Wolves 1922 Suburban 1956 CBC 1990 Wesley South Perth 1923 Suburban 1957 Perth 1991 Wesley South Perth 1924 Suburban 1958 Perth 1992 University 1925 Suburban 1959 Perth 1993 University 1926 Suburban 1960 Cricketers 1994 Old Aquinians 1927 Suburban 1961 CBC (Trinity) 1995 University 1928 Perth 1962 Cricketers 1996 Vic Park Panthers 1929 Perth 1963 Cricketers 1997 Curtin Trinity Tigers 1930 Suburban 1964 YMCA Perth 1998 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1931 Perth 1965 Cricketers 1999 YMCA Coastal City 1932 Guildford 1966 YMCA Perth 2000 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1933 Perth 1967 Cricketers 2001 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1934 Perth 1968 YMCA Perth 2002 University of WA 1935 Perth 1969 Old Modernians 2003 Wesley South Perth 1936 Perth 1970 Modernians 2004 University of WA 1937 Cricketers 1971 Cricketers 2005 University of WA 1938 Cricketers 1972 YMCA Perth 2006 Fremantle 1939 Cricketers 1973 Cricketers 1940 Cricketers 1974 Old Aquinians 1941 Suburban 1975 YMCA Perth
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Annual Report 2006.indd 28 20/11/2006 4:50:45 PM Women’s historiCAl Premier division Winners
YEARCLUBYEARCLUBYEARCLUB 1965 Surf 1979 University 1993 Raiders 1966 Surf 1980 University 1994 University 1967 Fremantle 1981 Grads 1995 South Perth 1968 Surf 1982 Grads 1996 Pirates 1969 Pirates 1983 University 1997 Westside Wolves 1970 Surf/Pirates 1984 Grads 1998 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1971 Grads 1985 Surf 1999 Westside Wolves 1972 Surf 1986 Pirates 2000 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1973 Surf 1987 Westside Wolves 2001 South Perth 1974 Surf 1988 University 2002 University of WA 1975 Surf 1989 Westside Wolves 2003 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1976 Surf 1990 University 2004 Westside Wolves 1977 University 1991 Pirates 2005 University of WA 1978 Grads 1992 Raiders 2006 Westside Wolves
Wolve’s Winning Goal - Wizard Home Loans LeagueGrand Final
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Annual Report 2006.indd 29 20/11/2006 4:51:22 PM results – senior men And Women men GRADE CHALLENGE CUP GUTH ARDAGH PREMIERS Wizard Home Not contested University of WA Fremantle Loans Cup State 1B Not contested Suburban Nedlands Suburban Nedlands State 1C Whitford Whitford Whitford State 2A Not contested YMCA Coastal City University of WA State 2B Not contested Joondalup Lakers Eastern Blades State 3A University of WA University of WA Melville State 3B Fremantle Fremantle YMCA Coastal City #2 State 3C Not contested Hale Hale Metro 1A Vic Park Panthers Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Metro 2A Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Metro 2B Newman Knights Newman Knights Newman Knights Metro 3A Modernians John XXIII Modernians Metro 3B Not contested Riverside Lions Riverside Lions Metro 3C Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Southern River Metro 3D John XXIII John XXIII Newman Knights O-40 Div 1 Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers O-40 Div 2 Riverside Lions Hale #2 Kalamunda O-40 Div 3 Suburban Nedlands Harlies Harlies O-40 Div 4 Not contested Willetton Willetton O-50 Div 1 Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Vic Park Panthers O-50 Div 2 Not contested Melville Melville O-55’s Wesley South Perth Suburban Nedlands Subs-Neds/Wolves O-60 Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth Midweek Vets Not contested Shenton Shenton Women GRADE CHALLENGE CUP MAY CAMPBELL PREMIERS Wizard Home Not contested University of WA Westside Wolves Loans League State League 2 Not contested University of WA University of WA State League 3 Melville Fremantle Fremantle State League 4 Not contested Uni Associates Uni Associates State League 5 Eastern Blades Eastern Blades Eastern Blades State League 6 Hale Hale Hale State League 7 North YMCA Coastal City#2 YMCA Coastal City #2 YMCA Coastal City #2 State League 7 South Willetton #1 Willetton #1 Willetton #1 Metro 1 University of WA Melville Fremantle Metro 2 Cowan Uni South Perth Harlies Metro 3 Hale Hale Hale Vets Division 1 Not contested Curtin Trinity Pirates Curtin Trinity Pirates Vets Division 2 Not contested YMCA Coastal City YMCA Coastal City Vets Division 3 Not contested Canning Canning
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Annual Report 2006.indd 30 20/11/2006 4:51:25 PM results – Junior Boys And girls Boys
GRADE CHALLENGE CUP GUTH ARDAGH PREMIERS U17A Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Wesley South Perth U17A Reserve YMCA Coastal City YMCA Coastal City North Coast Raiders U17B North Newman Knights Newman Knights Whitford U17B South Eastern Blades Eastern Blades Eastern Blades U15A Westside Wolves Red Melville Westside Wolves Red U15A Reserve University of WA Curtin Trinity Pirates University of WA U15B North Westside Wolves Riverside Lions Riverside Lions U15B South Mazenod Mazenod Mazenod U15C Eastern Blades Eastern Blades Kalamunda U13A Wesley South Perth Wesley South Perth University of WA U13B North North Coast Raiders North Coast Raiders Westside Wolves Red U13B South Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers U13C North Black Harlies Harlies North Coast Raiders U13C North Gold Riverside Lions Riverside Lions Riverside Lions U13C South Black Dale Dale Mazenod U13C South Gold Fremantle Modernians #2 Modernians #1 U11A Westside Wolves Red Westside Wolves Red No Grand Finals U11s U11B North Newman Knights Whitford U11B South Vic Park Panthers Vic Park Panthers U11 Regional Black YMCC Green YMCC Green U11 Regional Gold Melville Maroon Melville Maroon U11 Regional White Woodvale #1 Woodvale # 1 girls
GRADE CHALLENGE CUP MAY CAMPBELL PREMIERS U17A Westside Wolves Westside Wolves Curtin Trinity Pirates U17B North Perth College Perth College Perth College U17B South St Brigids #2 St Brigids #2 St Brigids #2 U17C Penrhos Penrhos Penrhos U15A University of WA YMCA Coastal City Willetton U15B Westside Wolves Red Westside Wolves Red Westside Wolves Red U15C Willetton Willetton Willetton U13A Riverside Lions Riverside Lions Curtin Trinity Pirates U13B North Joondalup Lakers Joondalup Lakers Joondalup Lakers U13B South Melville Fremantle Fremantle U13C St Brigids St Brigids St Brigids U11A Riverside Lions Riverside Lions No Grand Finals U11s U11B Black University of WA #2 Riverside Lions U11B Gold Stirling City Stirling City
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Annual Report 2006.indd 31 20/11/2006 4:51:28 PM results - ChAllenge CuP senior men GRADETEAMTEAM Wizard Home Not contested Loans Cup State 1B Not contested State 1C Whitford 5 Riverside Lions 1 State 2A Not contested State 2B Not contested State 3A University of WA 2 Melville 0 State 3B Fremantle 4 YMCA Coastal City #2 3 State 3C Not contested Metro 1A Vic Park Panthers 6 Modernians 3 Metro 2A Vic Park Panthers 6 Curtin Trinity Pirates 0 Metro 2B Newman Knights 3 Cowan Uni 1 Metro 3A Modernians 0 (3) John XXIII (beaten on strokes) 0 (1) Metro 3B Not contested Metro 3C Westside Wolves 5 Curtin Trinity Pirates 2 Metro 3D John XXIII 5 Newman Knights 1 O-40 Div 1 Vic Park Panthers 2 Westside Wolves 1 O-40 Div 2 Riverside Lions 2 Hale #2 (R’side won in extra time) 2 O-40 Div 3 Suburban Nedlands 2 Harlies 0 O-40 Div 4 Not contested O-50 Div 1 Wesley South Perth 3 Harlies 2 O-50 Div 2 Not contested O-55’s Wesley South Perth 3 North Coast Raiders 1 O-60 Wesley South Perth 4 Modernians 1 Midweek Vets Not contested senior Women GRADETEAMTEAM Wizard Home Not contested Loans League State League 2 Not contested State League 3 Melville 2 Fremantle 0 State League 4 Not contested State League 5 Eastern Blades 2 Cowan Uni 1 State League 6 Hale 3 Riverside Lions 2 State League 7 NYMCA Coastal City#2 2 Hale 1 State League 7 S Willetton #1 5 South Perth 0 Metro 1 University of WA 1 Melville 0 Metro 2 Cowan Uni 1(4) Harlies (beaten on strokes) 1 (3) Metro 3 Hale 1 Old Aquinians 0 Vets Division 1 Not contested Vets Division 2 Not contested Vets Division 3 Not contested Page 32
Annual Report 2006.indd 32 20/11/2006 4:51:29 PM results – senior grAnd finAls men GRADETEAMTEAM Wizard Home Fremantle 2 University of WA 1 Loans Cup State 1B Suburban Nedlands 2 Modernians 0 State 1C Whitford 4 Riverside Lions 2 State 2A University of WA 5 Westside Wolves 2 State 2B Eastern Blades 3 North Coast Raiders 0 State 3A Melville 3 University of WA 0 State 3B YMCA Coastal City #2 2 Fremantle 0 State 3C Hale 3 Suburban Nedlands 1 Metro 1A Westside Wolves 3 Vic Park Panthers 2 Metro 2A Vic Park Panthers 2 Curtin Trinity Pirates 1 Metro 2B Newman Knights 4 Cowan Uni 0 Metro 3A Modernians 2 Uni Associates 1 Metro 3B Riverside Lions 2 Fremantle 1 Metro 3C Southern River 1 Curtin Trinity Pirates 0 Metro 3D Newman Knights 4 John XXIII 3 O-40 Div 1 Vic Park Panthers 1 YMCA Coastal City 0 O-40 Div 2 Kalamunda 7 Modernians 4 O-40 Div 3 Harlies 5 Suburban Nedlands 4 O-40 Div 4 Willetton 3 Melville 1 O-50 Div 1 Vic Park Panthers 2 Wesley South Perth 1 O-50 Div 2 Melville 3 Harlies 1 O-55’s Suburban Nedlands 3 Westside Wolves Red 3 O-60 Wesley South Perth 6 Modernians 0 Midweek Vets Shenton 5 Vic Park Panthers 4 Women GRADETEAMTEAM Wizard Home Westside Wolves 4 University of WA 3 Loans League State League 2 University of WA 2 YMCA Coastal City 1 State League 3 Fremantle 2 Westside Wolves 1 State League 4 Uni Associates 3 Whitford 0 State League 5 Eastern Blades 5 Westside Wolves 1 State League 6 Hale 2 Riverside Lions 1 State League 7 N YMCA Coastal City #2 1 John XXIII 0 State League 7 S Willetton #1 2 South Perth 0 Metro 1 Fremantle 2 Melville 0 Metro 2 Harlies 3 South Perth 1 Metro 3 Hale 2 Dellas 0 Vets Division 1 Curtin Trinity Pirates 4 Melville 1 Vets Division 2 YMCA Coastal City 4 Hale 1 Vets Division 3 Canning 2 Servio 1 Page 33
Annual Report 2006.indd 33 20/11/2006 4:51:30 PM results – Junior grAnd finAls Boys GRADETEAMTEAM U17A Wesley South Perth 6 University of WA 4 U17A Reserve North Coast Raiders 1 YMCA Coastal City 0 U17B North Whitford 2 Joondalup Lakers #1 1 U17B South Eastern Blades 3 Wesley South Perth 1 U15A Westside Wolves Red 4 University of WA 2 U15A Reserve University of WA 3 Curtin Trinity Pirates 2 U15B North Riverside Lions 2 Westside Wolves 0 U15B South Mazenod 1 Harlies 1 U15C Kalamunda 1 Eastern Blades 0 U13A University of WA 1 Wesley South Perth 0 U13B North Westside Wolves Red 3 North Coast Raiders 2 U13B South Vic Park Panthers 4 Odl Guildford Mundaring 0 U13C North Black North Coast Raiders 1 Joondalup Lakers #1 0 U13C North Gold Riverside Lions 3 Stirling City 2 U13C South Black Mazenod 1 Dale 1 U13C South Gold Modernians #1 1 Wesley South Perth #1 1 girls
GRADETEAMTEAM U17A Curtin Trinity Pirates 2 Willetton 1 U17B North Perth College 3 Westside Wolves 2 U17B South St Brigids #2 2 Melville Maroon 0 U17C Penrhos 1 Old Guildford Mundaring 0 U15A Willetton 3 YMCA Coastal City 0 U15B Westside Wolves Red 4 Fremantle Black 2 U15C Willetton 2 Whitford 1 U13A Curtin Trinity Pirates 2 YMCA Coastal City 1 U13B North Joondalup Lakers 5 Modernians 0 U13B South Fremantle 4 Melville 1 U13C St Brigids 1 Whitford #2 0 Under 13 Regional Championships
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Annual Report 2006.indd 34 20/11/2006 4:51:36 PM kyle rutter troPhy
Junior Champion Club Club P W D L B For Ag GD Pts % Penrhos 23 15 2 6 5 78 29 49 47 68.12 St Brigids 52 34 3 15 4 164 62 102 105 67.31 Riverside 162 96 23 43 6 457 277 180 311 63.99 Blades 67 38 7 22 3 196 123 73 121 60.20 Wolves 429 240 49 140 19 1275 689 586 769 59.75 CT Pirates 82 43 13 26 2 203 175 28 142 57.72 Modernians 103 54 8 41 9 248 210 38 170 55.02 Sthern River 19 9 4 6 0 38 36 2 31 54.39 Kalamunda 51 26 5 20 2 133 113 20 83 54.25 Woodvale 52 26 5 21 4 116 129 -13 83 53.21 NC Raiders 160 77 23 60 8 380 314 66 254 52.92 Stirling City 64 31 8 25 6 149 179 -30 101 52.60 Vic Park 122 59 14 49 3 312 228 84 191 52.19 WASPS 149 70 23 56 5 381 297 84 233 52.13 Newman 78 38 6 34 6 220 173 47 120 51.28 Whitford 186 85 30 71 10 499 344 155 285 51.08 Mazenod 65 29 12 24 3 189 135 54 99 50.77 YMCC 155 71 18 66 13 362 336 26 231 49.68 Melville 294 127 43 124 14 616 587 29 424 48.07 UWA 309 132 46 131 13 659 754 -95 442 47.68 Nedlands 12 5 2 5 2 27 38 -11 17 47.22 Harlequins 94 38 16 40 4 167 215 -48 130 46.10 Fremantle 147 62 15 70 7 346 453 -107 201 45.58 Aquinians 81 34 8 39 2 181 185 -4 110 45.27 Dale 27 11 3 13 1 40 53 -13 36 44.44 Lakers 145 56 15 74 9 361 390 -29 183 42.07 OGMHC 144 53 22 69 7 330 404 -74 181 41.90 Willetton 215 66 28 121 8 348 585 -237 226 35.04 Rockingham 28 7 5 16 0 59 101 -42 26 30.95 Perth College 106 27 17 62 5 131 291 -160 98 30.82 Mand/Peel 28 7 2 19 0 45 75 -30 23 27.38 Canning 39 9 4 26 2 51 137 -86 31 26.50 Mercedes 63 14 4 45 7 73 192 -119 46 24.34 South Perth 81 11 11 59 3 72 303 -231 44 18.11 Hale 96 11 12 73 2 72 366 -294 45 15.63
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Annual Report 2006.indd 35 20/11/2006 4:51:39 PM Bryne & Judge troPhy
Senior Champion Club Club P W D L B For Ag GD Pts % Shenton 16 14 0 2 2 76 19 57 42 87.50 Servio 16 13 1 2 2 71 11 60 40 83.33 Dellas 16 11 2 3 2 35 16 19 35 72.92 John XXIII 100 62 12 26 7 298 126 172 195 65.00 UWA 325 194 40 91 17 926 534 392 622 63.79 Riverside Lions 155 84 23 48 7 389 239 150 275 59.14 Southern River 49 26 6 17 5 112 87 25 84 57.14 Cowan Uni 86 44 14 28 4 227 135 92 146 56.59 South Perth 138 71 21 46 6 373 215 158 234 56.52 WASPS 214 111 28 75 20 601 439 162 361 56.23 Mandurah/Peel 35 18 4 13 1 95 68 27 58 55.24 BayUnion 16 8 2 6 2 39 20 19 26 54.17 Modernians 233 112 31 90 19 496 400 96 367 52.50 YMCC 255 125 25 105 14 617 533 84 400 52.29 SW Strikers 34 15 7 12 3 100 97 3 52 50.98 Wolves 303 143 30 130 21 796 717 79 459 50.50 Uni Associates 100 46 12 42 8 244 273 -29 150 50.00 Melville 334 149 41 144 25 771 733 38 488 48.70 NC Raiders 261 116 33 112 27 658 607 51 381 48.66 OGMHC 151 64 24 63 11 334 331 3 216 47.68 Vic Park 267 116 32 119 19 630 681 -51 380 47.44 Willetton 214 91 30 93 16 487 466 21 303 47.20 Hale 408 167 60 181 23 843 976 -133 561 45.83 Fremantle 302 119 46 137 21 634 778 -144 403 44.48 Suburban 201 81 22 98 15 374 456 -82 265 43.95 CT Pirates 288 114 34 140 18 645 746 -101 376 43.52 Old Aquinians 184 66 34 84 13 412 484 -72 229 41.49 Harlequins 173 66 20 87 7 340 419 -79 215 41.43 Blades 182 64 32 86 14 383 447 -64 224 41.03 Newman 199 71 25 103 16 371 489 -118 238 39.87 Whitford 205 70 31 104 11 386 515 -129 241 39.19 Lakers 135 46 17 72 9 241 410 -169 155 38.27 Kalamunda 96 31 16 49 11 182 208 -26 109 37.85 Canning 86 27 12 47 4 182 240 -58 93 36.05 Rockingham 82 17 9 56 8 137 289 -152 60 24.39 Kwinana 34 4 1 29 2 27 123 -96 13 12.75 Dale 49 5 3 41 5 40 245 -205 18 12.24
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Annual Report 2006.indd 36 20/11/2006 4:51:41 PM AustrAliAn hoCkey leAgue
PlACing: fourth
Geoff Boyce Bevan George Michael Boyce Aaron Hopkins Ben Bishop Andrew Jacobs Ian Burcher Fergus Kavanagh Jonothan Charlesworth Daryl McCormick Judd Dyer Ross Meadows Tom Edwards Paul Nicholls Brendan Gairns Alistair Park David Galvin Andrew Smith Jason Vuletich
Coach: Jason Duff Assistant Coach/Manager: David Viner Manager at Home: Martin Ferrari
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Annual Report 2006.indd 37 20/11/2006 4:51:46 PM AustrAliAn hoCkey leAgue
PlACing: first
Fiona Boyce Hope Munro Jemma Buckley Ashleigh Nelson Shayni Buswell Tania Perpoli Chantelle Ciallella Penny Richardson Paige Collins Felicity Riddell Emily Halliday Rachel Robertson Kate Hubble Amy Shaw Rheannin Kelly Sian Smithson Shelly Liddlelow Jayde Taylor Kobie McGurk Kim Walker
Coach: Colin Brandis Manager: Jocelyn Henly Assistant Coach: Scott Goodheart & Neil Hawgood
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Annual Report 2006.indd 38 20/11/2006 4:51:51 PM men under 21 men under 18 men under 15 Held -2 July in Canberra Held 23 May- 3 June in Darwin Held 28 Sept - 7 Oct in Melb James Adams Rhys Angwin Mark Brodie lloyd Anderson Matthew Bartnick Brad Clarke Mitchell Beaumont Chris Bausor Adam Froese Graeme Begbie Matthew Boyce nick Gabriel Mark Boyne Guy Curwen Frank Main Ian Burcher Andre Gabriel Steve Martin Tom edwards Matthew Groom Ryan McGeoch Jason Gabriel Robert Hatton Oliver Mills-edward Peter Hale Matthew Hough Mitchell Pyle Andrew Hale Gareth Keeling Paul Robertson Gregory Hearn Ben Keiley John Rowley Fergus Kavanagh Justin Knapp Brodie Sarre Tyler lovell James Krachler Aaron Shepherdson Ben Meacock Justin McDougal Patrick Welsh Paul nicholls Joel Mitton James Winning Cameron Tremayne Dylan Roe Aran Zalewski Daniel White Grant Shepherd Coach: Russell lee Coach: Charles Gaudoin Coach: Shane Jamieson Manager: Barry Shewring Manager: Grant Mappin Manager: Stephanie O’Sullivan Physio: luke Parkitny: Final Placing: 8th Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 5th
men’s Country men’s over 40 div 1 men’s over 40 div 2 Held 29 July - 6 August in Bendigo Held 2-4 October in Perth Held in 2-4 October in Perth Chris Allen Chris Ahrens Chris Bargh Angus Armstrong Stuart Amphlett Michael Bilney Dale Batt Grant Carville Brad Bocking Brad Delane Kevin Dempster Martin Campbell Brendan Dry Alan Dick Stuart Campbell Shaun Griffiths Martin Ferrari Manuel Da Silva Russell Hartley Mark Hastings Raja Zahrain Dalnish Daniel Hendon noel Morrison Damian Della Brynley Jenkins Jonathan nordmann Graeme Hall Mark Johnson Greg Pampling Paul Huggett Shane Johnson Blair Pedler Grant Hymus leigh Meyers Graham Reid Walter Monteiro Geoff neaves Tim Reynolds Geoffrey Ranford David Reid John Sims Roger Treharne Scott Shires Michael Starling Brett Waters Rhys Standley Martin Turner Michael Watson Matthew Ujdur Matthew Wilcox Coach: Scott Shires Coach: noel Morrison Coach: Geoff Ranford Manager: Glenn Willmott Manager: Astrid Miller Manager: Astrid Miller Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 5th
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Annual Report 2006.indd 39 20/11/2006 4:51:55 PM men’s over 45 div 1 men’s over 45 div 2 men’s over 50 div 1 Championship held 2-4 October 2006 in Perth Andrew Barker Robert Baker eddie Bartnik Dominic Berry Carlo Bordi John Chapman Peter Bowen John Charlick Alan Chesney Chris Buchan Ray embry Wayne Cutler Craig Burgess Michael Dedman Bruce Dick Paul Cartwright Shane Gherbaz Ray Dorsett Tony Davey Anthony Grace Dudley evans Joslyn D’Silva Robert Knyn Steve Farrar Colin De la nougerde Joe Mastrangelo Maurice Giles Matthew George Paul nicholson Rudy Keswick Michael Jensen Mike Oosterhof Rob lawson David lockett Ian Parker Tom long Graham Miller John Ruprecht Geoff Robinson Stephen Pestana Michael Sputore Ralph Untersteiner Bede Rogers Ross Standen Max Viner Craig Smith-Gander Richard Thurtle Peter Westlund Shane Williams Michael Waters Coach: Graham Miller Coach: John Ruprecht Coach: Rob lawson Manager: Michael Sputore Manager: Michael Sputore A/Coach: Cameron Fairbrother Manager: nicola Ogden Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 1st
men’s over 50 div 1 #2 men’s over 55 men’s over 60 Championship held 2-4 October 2006 in Perth Greg Allen Dennis Baker len Blyth Ian Arblaster Ian Brown Wally Daly Sean Bartlett Dudley Burress neville Gandy Greg Cooper len Collier John Harper Peter Dawkins Clyde evans Peter Hearne Keith Gilbride Peter Fogels Ian Hill Dave Herrington Thomas Freeman Trevor Kerr Shane Knapp Allan Green Bruce Milne Peter Komyshan les Hayter Duncan Price Peter Kontor Geoff Hudson Brian Soares Steven Mcentee Matthew Knowles Alan Stewart Ian Milne K Y lee Simon Thomson George naylor Ian Pestana Phillip Thunder Graeme nicholls Doug Philp les Waldon Chris north Steve Powles Ken Walter Malcolm Skinner Graham Ryan Simon Williams Michael Waite Butch Worth Ivan Wilson leo Welten Coach: Ian Milne Coach: Graham Ryan Coach: Peter Hearne Manager: lynda Forbes Manager: len Collier Manager: Brian Soares Final Placing: 5th Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 3rd
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Annual Report 2006.indd 40 20/11/2006 4:52:08 PM men’s over 65 #1 men’s over 65 #2 Championship held 2-4 October 2006 in Perth Robert Bowyer Adolphus Abraham Bala Chandran Jim Boyce John Crute Ashley Foster Peter Gason Brian Glencross Bill McIntosh Peter Hammond David Munt Graham Harler Paul Robinson Roger Jewel Stan Salazaar Ian lyon Colin Sanders les Meade Graeme Sansom Trevor Mullings Max Stewart Colin nicholas Brian Stewart David Palandri Chris Sturgeon Bob Robinson Ron Venables Barry Rutter Bill Williamson Ken Watt Dudley Younger Coach: Tom Crossen Coach: Peter Hammond Manager: Bill Williamson Manager: Trevor Mullings Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 3rd
indoor men’s senior men’s under 21 men’s under 18 Held 5-0 December 2005 in Woolongong Held 6-2 January in Bunbury Jason Black Mathew Bartnik Korric Worrell Daniel Brennan Chris Battista Mathew Bartnik Peter Chapman Matthew Bycroft Matthew Bycroft Brett Herrington evan Kelly James Choppy Bradley Hill Craig Orr Andrew Cookes Andrew Hunt David Orr Dean dela nougeredes Mark nicholls Rhys Powell Blake George Paul nicholls Daniel Scott Ryan leknys Ashley Ward Cory Tame Joel newman George Watts James Welten Darren Parkes Graham Watts Daniel White Peter Redfern Rohan Wilson Adam Whitehouse Chad Williams Coach: John Christie Coach: Michael Starling Coach: Ryan Briggs Manager: Mark Tate Manager: Michael Starling Manager: Damien Della Final Placing:1st Final Placing 4th Final Placing: 2nd
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Annual Report 2006.indd 41 20/11/2006 4:52:13 PM Women’s under 21 Women’s under 18 Women’s under 15 Held -22 Julyin Brisbane Held 27 March - 7 April in Adelaide Held 28 Sept - 7 Oct in Hobart Karina Anderson Stephanie Andrews elouise Buckley Kate Boyce Aleisha Broom Kyra Flynn Fiona Boyce Jemma Buckley Sheldan Garlett Chantelle Ciallella Paige Collins eloise Host Courtney Gray Hannah Cook Jaye Hunter Robyn Jilley Kate Denning Grace Jilley Rheannin Kelly emer Hickey Kellie lampshire Fiona leatt Kate Hickey Kate Mead Melissa luff Kathryn Hoes lucy Mengler Ashleigh nelson Robyn Jilley Chloe Pendlebury Alicia Pestana April Kimber Courtney Pickford Penny Richardson Michelle linaker Georgie Pugh Felicity Riddell Caitlin Pascov Siobhan Roberts Amy Shaw Katelyn Smith Alessia Robinson Kate Siddell Brooke Shales Sophie Turner Jayde Taylor Holly White erica Wood Coach: Scott Goodheart Coach: David Cosgrove Coach: Kate Dreyer A/Coach: Melissa Hall Manager: Kelly Colgan Manager: Jan Ramshaw Manager: Olivia Chiu Physio: Stephanie Glass Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 4th
Women’s Country Women’s vets o35 Women’s vets o40 Held 29 July - 5 August in Bendigo Championship held 2-29 July 2006 in Darwin Allyce Bachos Glenys Chinnery Fiona Althaus Cara Borthwick narelle Dodd Marjorie Boultbee Caroline Bush nicole Doorman Jenny Casserley Kate Gould Sue Foster Anita Duckworth Clare Harrington Brenda Golding Helen Guinness Amy Henderson Kellie Grant Carolyn Harris Tammy Hudson Vicki Harris Karen Hoye Terry Jasper Robyn HImbeck Kate Main Dirranie Kirby Cheryl Murphy Francine McDonald Ashlee Knapton Wendy Quint Alison McVee Kassie Marwood Vanessa Reynolds Judy Ritz Kate Morrison Allison Rieck Helen Rule Johanna Morton Jacqueline Scott leonie Squire Teagan Smith Joanna Wagner Fiona Stuart Katy Vipond Cassandra Warren Coach: Chris Scott Coach: Janet elliott Coach: Carol Samsa Manager: Bev Blake Manager: Kerry Foote Manager: lorraine Roper Final Placing: 3rd Final Placing: 1st Final Placing: 3rd
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Annual Report 2006.indd 42 20/11/2006 4:52:14 PM Women’s vets o45 Women’s vets o50 Women’s vets o55 Championship held 2-29 July 2006 in Darwin Caroline Creasey Karen Allan Karen Adams Helen Gandy Gail Anderson Betty Bryant Gaye Glaskin lorraine Browning lyn Caudle Marie Hadet Betty Butterly Rosa Garner Jayne Hatt Pattie Davis Dot Glass Tracey Hough evelyn Dowley Pat Halden Meg Prentice Alison Fleming Avis Holtham Jill Sheehan Sue Gallinagh Kerry Hood eleanor Staples Maris Margetts Alene Ivey leanne Tate Janese McDougall Jane Manning Pearl Watene Catherine McFarlane Margaret Mourach Suzanne Waters Jennifer Rogers leone nicholls Gail Westlund Pam Warren lyn Smart Debbie Whiting Kymberley Wilson Vicki True
Coach: Vicki Silich Coach: Don Smart Coach: Sandra Treloar Manager: Moya Weston Manager: Trish leo Manager: Glenice Hahnel Final Placing: 4th Final Placing: 2nd Final Placing: 4th
indoor Women’s senior Women’s under 2 Women’s under 18 Held 5-0 December 2005 in Woolongong Held 6 - 2 Jan in Bunbury Amanda Calton Tara Bowater Kelsey Ahrens Sarah D’Ardenne Jodie Cameron Stephanie Andrews lisa Fail Kate Cumming Madelyn Braun elisa Hammond Amy Della Catherine Charnley Sarah Hammond Danah Dunkeld Paige Collins ebony neill nicola Farrow Stephanie Cross Rachel Ouwendyk Dee Garstone Sandie Della Tania Perpoli Jessica laider Dee Garstone Kym Pradera Catherine Marciniak emer Hickey Roberta Tacey Haylee Payne Michelle linaker Fiona Young Sharni Smith Alexandra Maskell Sarah Willett
Coach: Mark Sandhu Coach: leith Woods Coach: leith Woods Manger: nicole Zomer Manager: Jane Clarkson Manager: Roberta Tacey Final Placing:3rd Final Placing:5th Final Placing: 2nd
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Annual Report 2006.indd 43 20/11/2006 4:52:18 PM senior & veterAns PremiershiP tABles Women Wizard Home Loans League Womens SL5 P WD L BForAgGDPts PWD LForGDPts
1 UWA 1612 2 2 2 64 27 37 38 1Blades 1815 1 2 70 52 46 2 Wolves 16 12 1 3 2 81 31 50 37 2 South Perth 18 9 4 5 41 13 31 3 CT Pirates 16 12 1 3 2 63 38 25 37 3 UWA 18 9 2 7 35 12 29 4 Willetton 16 8 2 6 2 31 28 3 26 4 Wolves 18 9 1 8 40 11 28 5 South Perth 16 7 3 6 2 49 32 17 24 5 Fremantle 18 8 2 8 43 12 26 6 NC Raiders 16 5 1 10 2 37 49 -12 16 6 Melville 18 7 3 8 23 -4 24 7 YMCC 16 4 2 10 2 25 40 -15 14 7 Cowan Uni 18 6 5 7 25 4 23 8 SW Strikers 16 4 2 10 3 31 51 -20 14 8 Newman 18 5 2 11 24 -26 17 9 Hale 16 1 0 15 2 15 100 -85 3 9 Pirates 18 5 2 11 20 -35 17 10 Aquinians 18 4 4 10 27 -39 16
Womens SL2 Womens SL7 Nth PWD LForAgGDPts P WDLForAgGDPts 1UWA 1815 0 3 44 21 23 45 1YMCC #2 18 12 1 5 45 22 23 37 2 YMCC 1814 0 4 39 13 26 42 2 John XXIII 18 11 4 3 33 9 24. 37 3 South Perth 18 11 3 4 48 28 20 36 3 Hale 18 11 3 4 55 18 37 36 4 CT Pirates 1811 2 5 53 30 23 35 4 UWA 18 10 6 2 39 19 20 36 5 Wolves 18 10 1 7 38 28 10 31 5 Suburban 18 11 2 5 38 15 23 35 6 Willetton 18 9 1 8 47 31 16 28 6 Newman 18 7 3 8 22 24 -2 24 7 Peel 18 6 1 11 41 48 -7 19 7 Riverside 18 5 3 10 16 39 -23 18 8 Vic Park 18 4 0 14 19 56 -37 12 8 Whitford 18 5 2 11 23 31 -8 17 9 NC Raiders 18 3 2 13 21 56 -35 11 9 YMCC #1 18 2 2 14 8 46 -38 8 10Harlies 18 1 2 15 13 52 -39 5 10Lakers 18 2 2 14 8 64 -56 8
Womens SL3 Womens SL7 Sth P WD LForAgGDPts P WD L ForAgGDPts 1 Fremantle 18 15 1 2 45 11 34 46 1 Willetton #1 18 18 0 0 102 14 88 54 2UWA 18 12 3 3 44 19 25 39 2Wolves 1812 2 4 37 11 26 38 3 Melville 18 12 2 4 59 24 35 38 3 South Perth 18 12 2 4 38 17 21 38 4 Wolves 18 10 1 7 50 39 11 31 4Blades 18 11 2 5 52 25 27 35 5 Riverside 18 9 1 8 29 35 -6 28 5 Lakers 18 11 2 5 48 26 22 35 6 CT Pirates 18 7 4 7 38 38 0 25 6 Vic Park 18 6 2 10 21 25 -4 20 7 Hale 18 5 5 8 21 31 -10 20 7 Willetton #2 18 4 4 10 24 42 -18 16 8 South Perth 18 4 5 9 27 33 -6 17 8 CT Pirates 18 4 2 12 10 62 -52 14 9 Canning 18 2 3 13 14 44 -30 9 9 Melville 18 2 2 14 8 51 -43 8 10Suburban 18 1 1 16 14 67 -53 4 10Kwinana 18 1 0 17 9 76 -67 3
Womens SL4 Womens Metro 1 P W D L BForAgGDPts P W D LForAgGDPts 1 Uni Associates 17 15 1 1 1 68 17 51 46 1Melville 18 13 1 4 44 12 32 40 2 Whitford 16 12 2 2 2 49 12 37 38 2Modernians 18 12 2 4 46 16 30 38 3 NC Raiders 17 12 2 3 1 51 19 32 38 3Fremantle 17 11 2 4 46 15 31 35 4 Willetton 16 11 1 4 2 51 21 30 34 4UWA 18 11 3 4 3614 22 36 5 YMCC 16 8 1 7 2 31 25 6 25 5South Perth 18 10 1 7 5922 37 31 6 UWA 16 5 6 5 2 27 22 5 21 6NC Raiders 18 4 4 102841 -13 16 7Hale 17 5 1 11 1 31 33 -2 16 7Blades 17 2 2 131072-62 8 8 Modernians 17 4 3 10 1 13 28 -15 15 8Hale 18 0 1 17 6 83 -77 1 9 Vic Park 16 3 5 8 2 19 33 -14 14 10Lakers 16 2 1 13 2 8 69-61 7 11Harlies 16 1 1 142 9 78 1
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Annual Report 2006.indd 44 20/11/2006 4:52:24 PM Womens Metro 2 Womens Vets Division 3 P W D L BForAgGDPts PWDLBForAgGDPts 1 South Perth 16 14 0 2 2 86 11 75 42 1 Canning 16 13 3 0 2 98 10 88 42 2Harlies 1613 2 1 2 48 5 43 41 2 Servio 1613 1 2 2 71 11 60 40 3 Cowan Uni 16 12 2 2 2 47 8 39 38 3 NC Raiders 15 10 1 4 3 40 20 20 31 4Whitford 16 6 2 8 2 22 46-2420 4 Newman 16 7 0 9 2 32 31 1 21 5 Modernians 16 6 1 9 2 23 34 -11 19 5 CT Pirates 15 3 1 11 3 26 63 -37 10 6John XXIII 16 5 3 8 2 18 23 -5 18 6 Lakers 15 2 1 12 3 10 86 -76 7 7Newman 16 4 3 9 2 18 42-2415 7 Blades 15 1 3 112 13 69 -56 6 8 Willetton 16 2 4 10 2 12 47 -35 10 9 Fremantle 16 1 1 14 2 4 62 -58 4 men
Womens Metro 3 Wizard Home Loans Cup P W D L BForAgGDPts PWDLBForAgGDPts 1Hale 1613 2 1 2 451233 41 1UWA 18151 2 081 36 45 46 2 Old Aquinians 16 11 2 3 2 41 18 23 35 2 SW Strikers 18 11 5 2 0 69 46 23 38 3 Dellas 16 11 2 3 2 35 16 19 35 3 Fremantle 1810 5 3 0 57 34 23 35 4Canning 16 8 4 4 2 40 19 21 28 4 Vic Park 1810 3 5 0 50 44 6 33 5BayUnion 16 8 2 6 2 3920 19 26 5Hale 18 9 5 4 0 47 35 12 32 6 Modernians 16 5 2 9 2 19 40 -21 17 6 Wolves 18 8 0 10 0 41 56 -15 24 7Harlies 16 3 112 2 9 43-3410 7YMCC 18 7 3 8 0 49 43 6 24 8Suburban 16 2 2 12 2 9 39-30 8 8 Harlies 18 6 2 10 0 38 43 -5 20 9 Fremantle 16 1 3 12 2 13 43-30 6 9 WASPS 18 5 3 10 0 43 58 -15 18 10 Aquinians 18 4 3 11 0 37 53 -16 15 11 CT Pirates 18 4 1 13 0 36 60 -24 13 12 Melville 18 3 1 14 0 36 76 -40 10
Womens Vets Division 1 Mens State 1B P W D L BForAgGDPts PWDLBForAgGDPts 1 CT Pirates 15 12 1 2 3 73 26 47 37 1 Suburban 16 13 1 2 2 46 14 32 40 2 Uni Associates 16 11 1 4 2 34 24 10 34 2 Modernians 16 12 1 3 2 46 26 20 37 3 Melville 15 8 1 6 3 42 29 13 25 3 Mandurah 1712 3 2 1 54 20 34 39 4 Vic Park 16 7 1 8 2 25 27 -2 22 4 NC Raiders 16 9 2 5 2 53 36 17. 29 5Hale 16 6 4 6 2 3337-4 22 5OGMHC 177 5 5 13326 7 26 6Blades 15 4 2 9 3 3043-1314 6 Blades 17 7 2 8 1 46 35 11 23 7 Wolves 15 1 0 14 3 24 75 -51 3 7 Rockingham 16 4 4 8 2 38 58 -20 16 8 Lakers 17 4 3 10 1 26 45 -19 15 9 Kalamunda 16 3 2 11 2 24 46 -22 11 10 Willetton 16 2 5 9 2 20 43 -23 11 11Knights 16 2 2 12 2 21 58 -37 8
Womens Vets Division 2 Mens State 1C P W D L BForAgGDPts PWDLBForAgGDPts 1YMCC 15 14 0 1 3 69 17 52 42 1 Whitford 1815 2 1 0 92 20 72 47 2 NC Raiders 15 10 3 2 3 52 27 25 33 2 Riverside 18 15 1 2 0 72 23 49 46 3Hale 16 7 3 6 2 34 37 -3 24 3 Cowan Uni 1811 1 6 0 78 31 47 34 4 Uni Associates 16 4 5 7 2 28 38 -10 17 4 John XXIII 18 6 2 10 0 36 48 -12 17 5 South Perth 16 4 3 9 2 25 44 -19 15 5 Canning 18 3 1 14 0 21 82 -61 10 6Melville 15 4 1 10 3 20 31-1113 6 Dale 18 0 1 170 8 103-95 1 7 Fremantle 15 3 1 11 3 21 55 -34 10
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Mens State 2A Mens State 3C P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 YMCC 18150 3 86 33 53 45 1 Hale 171322 55 15 40 41 2 UWA 18132 3 91 31 60 41 2 UWA #2 16120 4 56 30 26 36 3 Hale 18111 6 52 36 16 34 3 Suburban 169 1 6 34 19 15 28 4 Vic Park 18100 54 41 13 30 4 UWA #1 169 1 6 36 23 13 28 5 Wolves 18100 8 52 50 2 30 5 Aquinians 178 1 8 39 33 6 25 6 Melville 189 1 8 45 51 -6 28 6 OGMHC 177 4 6 28 27 1 25 7 Aquinians 18 7 2 9 37 53 -16 23 7 Riverside 166 5 5 25 18 7 23 8 Fremantle 18 6 3 9 46 64 -18 21 8 Sthn River 166 3 7 29 32 -3 21 9 WASPS 185 3 1026 49 -23 18 9 Blades 175 3 9 34 39 -5 18 10Harlies 18 4 4 1039 57 -18 16 10 Wolves 162 2 1217 73 -56 8 11 CT Pirates 18 4 3 11 27 59 -32 15 11 Modernians 16 0 4 127 51 -44 4 12 OGMHC 18 4 1 13 24 55 -31 13
Mens State 2B Mens Metro 1A P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 Lakers 17122 3 57 30 27 38 1 Wolves 16103 3 42 27 15 33 2 Blades 17114 2 56 23 33 37 2 Vic Park 16102 4 78 43 35 32 3 NC Raiders 16 104 2 45 24 21 34 3 WASPS 16102 4 56 33 23 32 4 Suburban 16 9 4 3 50 17 33 31 4 Modernians 169 3 4 51 23 28 30 5 Modernians 16 9 3 4 44 27 17 30 5 Melville 169 1 6 39 34 5 28 6 Riverside 17 7 2 8 42 40 2 23 6 Aquinians 167 6 3 44 28 16 27 7 Willetton 16 6 2 8 29 44 -15 20 7 Fremantle 164 3 9 32 53 -21 15 8 Newman 164 2 1019 45 -26 14 8 UWA 161 2 1324 69 -45 5 9 Whitford 17 4 0 13 28 73 -45 12 9 NC Raiders 161 0 1512 68 -56 3 10 Kalamunda 16 3 2 11 16 37 -21 11 11 Rockingham 16 2 1 13 26 52 -26 7
Mens State 3A Mens Metro 2A P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 UWA 18171 0 73 20 53 52 1 Vic Park 16160 0 69 4 65 48 2 Melville 18 121 5 46 20 26 37 2 CT Pirates 16113 2 36 23 13 36 3 WASPS 189 4 5 47 31 16 31 3 NC Raiders 169 1 6 54 35 19 28 4 Hale 188 55 51 49 2 29 4 Melville 167 54 31 23 8 26 5 YMCC 188 28 4445-1 26 5 UWA 165 292327-4 17 6 OGMHC 18 6 2 1038 51 -13 20 6 Suburban 165 2 9 24 44 -20 17 7 Vic Park 18 5 3 10 35 61 -26 18 7 Modernians 165 1 1026 40 -14 16 8 CT Pirates 18 3 5 10 36 47 -11 14 8 WASPS 164 0 1217 56 -39 12 9 Wolves 183 5 1038 59 -21 14 9 Hale 161 4 1122 50 -28 7 10 Harlies 18 3 4 11 31 56 -25 13
Men’s State 3B Mens Metro 2B P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 Fremantle 18 150 3 59 22 37 45 1 Newman 16122 2 44 21 23 38 2 YMCC #2 18 140 4 73 28 45 42 2 Riverside 16113 2 47 12 35 36 3 UWA 18131 4 65 24 41 40 3 CT Pirates 16101 5 55 24 31 31 4 Lakers 18 112 5 62 42 20. 35 4 Cowan Uni 169 4 3 48 28 20 31 5 Wolves 18112 5 49 32 17. 35 5 Vic Park 166 4 6 50 55 -5 22 6 Cowan Uni 18 6 2 1029 47 -18 20 6 OGMHC 165 3 8 31 32 -1 18 7 Whitford 183 4 1130 58 -28 13 7 UWA 165 2 9 21 40 -19 17 8 Newman 18 3 2 1318 56 -38 11 8 Kwinana 163 1 1218 47 -29 10 9 Willetton 182 4 1223 57 -34 10 9 Hale 161 0 1516 71 -55 3 10 YMCC #1 18 1 5 12 14 56 -42 8
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Annual Report 2006.indd 46 20/11/2006 4:52:30 PM Mens Metro 3A Mens Vets 40 Div 1 P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 John XXIII 16 131 2 58 16 42 40 1 Vic Park 149 3 2 38 18 20 30 2 Modernians 16 113 2 55 20 35 36 2 Aquinians 148 1 5 47 31 16 25 3 Uni Associates 16 9 2 5 48 30 18 29 3 YMCC 147 4 3 39 32 7 25 4WASPS 168 2 6 43 28 15. 26 4 WASPS 147 34 28 20 8 24 5Fremantle 166 5 5 39 35 4 23 5 Wolves 147 3 4 32 26 6 24 6 Willetton 16 5 3 8 17 36 -19 18 6 Melville 143 2 9 29 43 -14 11 7 Whitford 163 3 1015 39 -24 12 7 Hale 143 1 1023 49 -26 10 8 CT Pirates 16 3 1 12 21 66 -45 10 8 NC Raiders 142 3 9 26 43 -17 9 9 Lakers 16 2 4 1022 48 -26 10
Mens Metro 3B Mens Vets 40 Div 2 P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 Riverside Lions16 13 2 1 88 17 71 41 1 Hale #2 18 10 6 2 37 18 19 36 2 Fremantle 16 122 2 61 22 39. 38 2 Kalamunda 1810 4 4 46 23 23 34 3UWA 17123 2 86 27 59 39 3 Hale #1 189 36 37 31 6 30 4 OGMHC 15 8 0 7 62 30 32. 24 4 Modernians 189 2 7 31 31 0 29 5 Willetton 13 5 2 6 31 42 -11 17 5 Riverside 188 3 7 34 34 0 27 6 NC Raiders 16 5 2 9 33 51 -18 17 6 Whitford 186 6 6 35 29 6 24 7 Old Aquinians 17 5 3 9 38 49 -11 18 7 Rockingham 18 5 2 11 29 54 -25 17 8 Melville 171 3 1321 88 -67 6 8 Blades 180 4 1414 43 -29 4 9Dale 151 1 139 103-94 4
Mens Metro 3C Mens Vets 40 Div 3 P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 Wolves 16 160 0 12514 111 48 1 Harlies 18141 3 45 21 2 43 2 CT Pirates 16 120 4 68 18 50 36 2 Suburban 18133 2 66 26 4 42 3 Southern River 16 9 2 5 44 26 18 29 3 John XXIII 18 13 2 3 73 21 52 41 4UWA 169 1 6 48 32 16 28 4 OGMHC 181143 40 28 12 37 5YMCC 169 16 40 28 12 28 5 Newman 187 29 45 52 - 23 6 Willetton 16 5 2 9 25 40 -15 17 6 Melville 186 4 8 36 37 -1 22 7 Whitford 16 3 3 1018 47 -29 12 7 Wolves 185 2 1127 53 -26 17 8 Fremantle 16 2 1 13 15 121-1067 8 CT Pirates 184 2 1228 50 -22 14 9 Suburban 162 0 1411 68 -57 6 9 Hale 183 1 1423 59 -36 10 10 Vic Park 18 2 3 1318 54 -36 9
Mens Metro 3D Mens Vets 40 Div 4 P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1 John XXIII 14 140 0 80 9 71.0 42 1 Willetton 1714 0 3 75 21 54 42 2 Newman 148 3 3 40 21 19 27 2 Melville 16112 3 53 22 31 35 3 WASPS 147 3 4 54 26 28.0 24 3 Hale 17113 3 52 22 30.0 36 4 Fremantle 14 5 3 6 19 23 -4 18 4 Sthern River 1711 1 5 39 29 10 34 5 Kalamunda 14 4 5 5 24 22 2.0 17 5 Hale #2 168 3 5 29 24 5 27 6 Melville 14 4 1 9 23 49 -26 13 6 Kalamunda 165 2 9 29 35 -6 17 7Blades 142 3 9 24 52 -28 9 7 Wolves 164 3 9 35 44 -9 15 8 Vic Park 14 3 0 1117 79 -62 9 8 Newman 174 3 1040 45 -5 15 9 OGMHC 164 2 1025 61 -36 14 10 Whitford 16 4 1 11 15 46 -31 13 11 Rockingham 16 4 0 12 21 64 -43 12
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Annual Report 2006.indd 47 20/11/2006 4:52:33 PM Mens Vets Midweek Mens’s Vets 60 Div 1 P WDL ForAgGD Pts PWDLForAgGD Pts 1Shenton 16140 2 76 19 57 42 1 WASPS 18162 0 80 9 71 50 2 NC Raiders 16 12 1 3 72 31 41. 37 2 Modernians 17 10 2 5 39 23 16 32 3Hale 17121 4 78 48 30. 37 3 YMCC 189 18 41 45 -4 28 4 Vic Park 17 110 6 68 41 27. 33 4 Fremantle 175 5 7 32 35 -3 20 5Newman 168 1 7 48 44 4 25 5 Hale 184 3 1120 44 -24 15 6 Melville 16 8 1 7 39 49 -10 25 6 Suburban 181 3 149 65 -56 6 7 Old Aquinians 16 5 4 7 37 52 -1 19 8 WASPS 16 5 1 1038 48 -10 16 9 Fremantle 17 5 2 10 50 76 - 17 10 CT Pirates 16 2 1 13 20 59 -39 7 11 Uni Associates 17 2 0 15 25 84 -59 6
Men’s Vets 50 Div 1 P W D L For Ag GD Pts 1 WASPS 18161 1 71 20 51 49 2 Vic Park 18 123 3 58 23 35 39 3 Harlies 18 110 7 67 38 29 33 4 NC Raiders 18 8 4 6 47 34 13 28 5 Fremantle 18 5 4 9 25 32 -7 19 6 Uni Associates 18 5 3 10 41 80 -39 18 7 Old Aquinians 18 5 2 11 45 58 -13 14 8 Whitfd Lakers 18 0 3 15 21 90 -69 3
Men’s Vets 50 Div 2 P W D L For Ag GD Pts 1 Melville 17 142 1 10520 85 44 2 OGMHC 16123 1 53 21 32 39 3 Harlies 17 103 4 41 26 15 33 4 Modernians 17 10 2 5 43 21 22. 32 5WASPS 168 2 6 48 34 14 26 6 Blades 16 6 6 4 34 28 6 24 SmokeFree WA AustralianMens Veterans 7 Kalamunda 16 6 1 9 43 45 -2 19 Championship - Perth 2006 8Dale 164 1 1123 39 -16 13 9 Vic Park 16 2 3 11 11 77 -66 9 10Suburban 17 2 3 12 12 64 -52 9 11 Rockingham 16 2 2 12 23 61 -38 8
Men’s Vets 55 Div 1 P W D L For Ag GD Pts 1 Suburban 16 130 3 61 18 43 39 2 WASPS 16112 3 50 27 23 35 3 Wolves Red 16 11 1 4 52 11 41 34 4 NC Raiders 16 11 1 4 56 28 28 34 5 Melville 16 9 3 4 45 25 20 30 6 Old Aquinians 16 2 6 8 20 43 -23 12 7 Wolves Grey 16 2 3 11 16 59 -43 9 8Hale 162 1 1319 62 -43 7 9YMCC 161 3 1214 60 -46 6
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Girls U17A Girls U15B P W D L ForAg GD Pts 1 Wolves Red 14 131 0 79 7 72 1 Wolves 14 122 0 46 6 40 38 2 Fremantle Black 14 102 2 54 16 38 2 Willetton 14 121 1 45 12 33 37 3 Wolves Grey 14 101 3 46 18 28 3CT Pirates 14 8 1 5 32284 25 4 UWA 146 3 5 23 31 -8 4UWA 146 1 7 3336-3 19 5 Harlies 146 3 5 1725 -8 5Peel 14 4 2 8 29 26 3 14 6 Fremantle White 145 1 8 20 27 -7 6 Fremantle 14 4 1 9 19 42 -23 13 7 Modernians 14 4 2 8 19 49 -30 7YMCC 14 2 2 1015 39 -24 8 8 St Brigids 144 1 9 18 27 -9 8 South Perth 14 2 2 1019 49 -30 8 9 Lakers 14 1 3 1015 53 -38 10 Perth College 14 1 3 10 10 48 -38
Girls U17B North Girls U15C 1 Perth College 14 113 0 58 9 49 36 1 Willetton 13 101 2 27 6 21 2Wolves 14 8 3 3 38 22 16 27 2 Whitford 128 2 2 35 10 25 3Whitford 14 6 5 3 30 20 10 23 3 Melville 139 1 3 41 15 26 4Harlies 14 5 2 7 23 33 -10 17 4 NC Raiders 127 2 3 43 9 34 5NC Raiders 14 3 2 9 8 32 -24 11 5 YMCC 126 1 5 27 25 2 6Lakers 14 1 1 1211 52 -41 4 6 Penrhos 124 2 6 34 23 11 7 Mercedes Green 12 3 1 8 18 29 -11 8 Mercedes White 13 3 0 10 19 46 -27 9 Perth College 13 1 0 12 7 88 -81
Girls U17B South Girls U13A 1 St Brigids #2 12 10 1 1 59 9 50 31 1 Riverside Lions 13 10 2 1 37 14 23 2 Melville Maroon 12 8 1 3 28 18 10 25 2 CT Pirates 12 7 4 1 22 9 13 3St Brigids #1 12 8 0 4 21 18 3 24 3 YMCC 127 2 3 23 11 12 4 Melville White 12 4 4 4 15 14 1 16 4 Wolves Red 12 6 3 3 18 8 10 5Fremantle 12 4 1 7 20 33 -13 13 5 Melville 134 5 4 21 18 3 6 Mercedes White 12 3 1 8 9 21 -12 10 6 Wolves Grey 13 5 1 7 23 31 -8 7 Willetton 12 0 2 105 44 -39 2 7 South Perth 12 3 1 8 17 22 -5 8 UWA 122 46 1529 -14 9 Willetton 13 1 0 1215 49 -34
Girls U17C Girls U13B North 1Penrhos 11 110 0 44 6 38 33 1 Lakers 12120 0 1023 99 2OGMHC 11 7 0 4 37 17 20 21 2 Modernians 129 0 3 29 19 10 3YMCC 11 5 0 6 18 19 -1 15 3 Wolves Grey 128 0 4 38 30 8 4 Perth College 11 4 1 6 10 16 -6 13 4 Wolves Red 12 5 1 6 21 28 -7 5 Hale 122371221 -9 6 UWA 122288 42 -34 7 NC Raiders 12 0 2 103 70 -67
Girls U15A Girls U13B South 1YMCC 14 101 3 36 14 22 31 1 Fremantle 14112 1 63 16 47 2Willetton 14 8 3 3 48 18 30 27 2 Melville 149 3 2 42 18 24 3UWA 148 3 3 392019 27 3 Wolves 148 2 4 4325 18 4 CT Pirates 14 8 1 5 32 21 11 25 4 Riverside Lions 14 7 0 7 40 43 -3 5Wolves 146 5 3 361620 23 5 UWA 145 3 6 1621 -5 6 Riverside Lions 14 6 3 5 30 25 5 21 6 South Perth 14 3 5 6 17 28 -11 7 Perth College 14 1 0 133 45 -42 3 7 OGMHC 14 2 3 9 11 41 -30 8 South Perth 14 1 0 137 72 -65 3 8 Willetton 14 1 2 1116 56 -40
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Annual Report 2006.indd 49 20/11/2006 4:52:41 PM Girls U13C Boys U17A Reserve 1 St Brigids 14 121 1 66 8 58 37 1 YMCC 14122 0 81 16 65 2 Whitford #2 14 10 2 2 55 12 43 32 2 NC Raiders 14 103 1 38 12 26 3 Blades 14 102 2 56 14 42 32 3 Old Aquinians 14 6 3 5 27 28 -1 4 Whitford #1 14 8 2 4 45 13 32 26 4 OGMHC 146 3 5 28 33 -5 5 Perth College #2 14 6 5 3 25 15 10 23 5 Harlies 14 5 1 8 26 57 -31 6 Stirling City 14 5 1 8 42 36 6 16 6 Rockingham 14 4 3 7 43 51 -8 7 Mercedes 14 5 1 8 22 40 -18 16 7 Wolves 143 0 1127 50 -23 8 YMCC 14 4 2 8 14 42 -28 14 8 Melville-Willetton14 2 1 11 19 42 -23 9 Fremantle 14 1 1 128 103-95 4 10 Perth College #1 14 0 1 13 5 55 -50 1
Girls U11A Boys U17B North 1 Riverside Lions 14 12 1 1 46 5 41 37 1 Newman Knights 13 13 0 0 87 9 78 2 Willetton 14 9 4 1 44 5 39 31 2 Lakers #1 12100 2 57 14 43 3 UWA #1 14 9 2 3 41 7 34 29 3 Whitford 128 0 4 44 14 30 4 Melville 147 1 6 241014 22 4 UWA 128 0 4 46 22 24 5 UWA #2 14 4 2 8 23 24 -1 14 5 Nedlands City 12 5 2 5 27 38 -11 6 NC Raiders 14 3 5 6 16 11 5 14 6 NC Raiders 12 4 0 8 18 39 -21 7 Wolves 14 4 1 9 14 34 -20 13 7 Lakers #2 133 1 9 25 46 -21 8 South Perth 14 0 0 140 112-112 0 8 Stirling City 13 2 0 11 15 102 -87 9 Modernians 13 1 1 11 17 52 -35
Girls U11B Black Boys U17B South 1 Riverside Lions 14 9 4 1 31 8 23 31 1 Blades 14 130 1 61 13 48 2 UWA #2 14 9 3 2 381325 30 2 OGMHC 149 2 3 46 27 19 3 Melville 14 8 3 3 3421 13 27 3 WASPS 148 2 4 42 28 14 4 Wolves Grey 14 7 4 3 22 16 6 25 4 Kalamunda 14 8 1 5 34 28 6 5 Wolves Pink 14 6 4 4 25 17 8 22 5 Vic Park 146 1 7 27 31 -4 6 UWA #1 14 6 3 5 17 18 -1 21 6 Canning 143 0 1123 67 -44 7 Wolves White 14 5 2 7 13 17 -4 17 7 Melville-Willetton14 2 2 10 21 34 -13 8 Hale #1 14 4 3 7 7 19 -12 15 8 Mazenod 142 2 1018 44 -26 9 Wolves Red 14 2 1 1110 29 -19 7 10Hale #2 14 0 1 131 40 -39 1
Girls U11B Gold Boys U15A 1 Stirling City 13 103 0 19 1 18 33 1 Melville 14 111 2 63 26 37 2 Riverside Lions 12 7 3 2 17 11 6 24 2 Wolves Red 14 10 0 4 73 25 48 3 Modernians 13 7 2 4 23 10 13 23 3 WASPS 148 3 3 58 30 28 4Melville 1244 45 5 0 16 4 UWA 148155825 33 5 Perth College 12 3 4 5 13 15 -2 13 5 Vic Park 14 8 1 5 36 23 13 6 Willetton 12 4 1 7 13 17 -4 13 6 Wolves Grey 14 5 0 9 32 44 -12 7 Harlies 12 2 6 4 2 7 -5 12 7 Willetton 143 0 1125 57 -32 8 Vic Park 13 3 2 8 7 25 -18 11 8 Hale 140 0 147 122-115 9 South Perth 13 2 3 8 12 20 -8 9
Boys U17A Boys U15A Reserve 1 Wolves 14 110 3 36 16 20 33 1 CT Pirates 149 2 3 51 32 19 2WASPS 149 2 3592534 29 2 UWA 148 42 4421 23 3 UWA 14 8 3 3 35305 27 3 NC Raiders 149 0 5 40 26 14 4 Vic Park 14 7 4 3 41 24 17 25 4 Old Aquinians 14 8 1 5 49 34 15 5 CT Pirates 14 4 3 7 28 49 -21 15 5 Whitford 146 3 5 32 34 -2 6 Hale 143 4 7 2528-3 13 6 Wolves 144 3 7 2830 -2 7 Mandurah 14 3 0 1116 49 -33 9 7 Rockingham 14 3 2 9 16 50 -34 8 Melville-Willetton14 2 2 1021 40 -19 8 8 OGMHC 14 0 3 11 22 55 -33
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Annual Report 2006.indd 50 20/11/2006 4:52:43 PM Boys U15B North Boys U13B South 1 Riverside Lions 14 13 0 1 76 24 52 39 1 Vic Park 14 131 0 89 6 83 2 Wolves 14 110 3 85 11 74 33 2 OGMHC 14102 2 41 17 24 3 Newman Knights 14 110 3 62 17 45 33 3 WASPS 14 8 1 5 38 23 15 4 NC Raiders 14 7 2 5 27 31 -4 23 4 CT Pirates 14 7 2 5 38 36 2 5 UWA 14 6 1 7 32 46 -14 19 5 Fremantle 147 1 6 45 24 21 6 Lakers 14 4 0 1021 63 -42 12 6 Melville 145 1 8 20 30 -10 7 YMCC-Lions 14 1 1 1212 58 -46 4 7 Old Aquinians 14 1 0 13 14 72 -58 8 Woodvale 14 1 0 1311 76 -65 3 8 Willetton 141 0 137 84 -77
Boys U15B South Boys U13C North Black 1 Mazenod 14 104 0 77 17 60 34 1 Harlies 14111 2 47 14 33 2 Harlies 14 9 3 2 50 32 18 30 2 NC Raiders 14110 3 66 25 41 3 Willetton 14 9 2 3 36 19 17 29 3 Lakers #1 149 2 3 48 23 25 4 Fremantle 14 8 4 2 63 20 43 28 4 Woodvale 145 4 5 26 31 -5 5 Melville 14 8 2 4 51 16 35 26 5 Whitford #2 144 4 6 26 30 -4 6 WASPS 147 2 5 27225 23 6 Blades 143 4 7 19 41 -22 7 Modernians 14 6 1 7 41 31 10 19 7 Lakers #2 14 3 3 8 21 55 -34 8 UWA 14 1 3 1018 69 -51 6 8 Whitford #1 141 0 1314 48 -34 9 Vic Park 14 1 0 1314 62 -48 3 10OGMHC 14 0 1 1316 105-89 1
Boys U15C Boys U13C North Gold 1 Blades 13 110 2 48 14 34 33 1 Riverside Lions 12 102 0 64 18 46 2 Kalamunda 13 102 1 50 19 31 32 2 Stirling City 12 9 2 1 61 18 43 3 OGMHC Blue 13 101 2 70 18 52 31 3 Wolves Red 12 8 0 4 33 15 18 4 Whitford #2 14 8 2 4 74 37 37 26 4 Wolves Grey 12 5 1 6 16 32 -16 5 Old Aquinians 13 8 0 5 41 22 19 24 5 UWA 123 1 8 31 50 -19 6 Mazenod Blue 13 6 2 5 40 31 9 20 6 YMCC 123 1 8 16 50 -34 7 Whitford #1 14 4 3 7 32 44 -12 15 7 Newman Knights 12 0 1 11 10 48 -38 8 Willetton 13 3 3 7 22 32 -10 12 9 OGMHC White 13 3 2 8 27 47 -20 11 10 Mazenod White 13 2 3 8 20 34 -14 9 11 Southern River 5 0 2 3 5 23 -18 2 12Melville 13 0 0 138 116-1080
Boys U13A Boys U13C South Black 1 WASPS 14112 1 461630 35 1 Dale 13112 0 40 13 27 2 Riverside Lions 14 8 4 2 36 22 14 28 2 Mazenod 11 9 1 1 34 9 25 3UWA 1481 535341 25 3 OGMHC 114252222 0 4 Old Aquinians 14 7 2 5 27 14 13 23 4 Kalamunda Red 11 4 1 6 23 24 -1 5 Wolves 14 7 1 6 29 19 10 22 5 Canning 113 2 6 16 30 -14 6 Melville 14 6 1 7 36 39 -3 19 6 Kalamunda Blue 13 4 1 8 26 42 -16 7 Hale 14 2 0 1214 47 -33 6 7 Vic Park 120 3 9 12 33 -21 8 Willetton 14 1 1 1215 47 -32 4
Boys U13B North Boys U13C South Gold 1 NC Raiders 14 12 1 1 87 15 72 37 1 Modernians #2 12 10 0 2 33 14 19 2 Wolves Red 14 10 2 2 64 21 43 32 2 Modernians #1 12 9 1 2 44 12 32 3 YMCC 14 9 2 3 58 16 42 29 3 Fremantle 128 2 2 34 13 21 4 Riverside Lions 14 7 3 4 46 24 22 24 4 WASPS #1 12 6 2 4 38 21 17 5 Whitford 14 7 1 6 44 32 12 22 5 WASPS #2 122 1 9 15 41 -26 6 Wolves Grey 14 7 1 6 41 36 5 22 6 Willetton 12 1 2 9 12 43 -31 7 Lakers 14 6 2 6 4028 12 20 7 Melville 121 2 9 5 37 -32 8 Newman Knights 14 3 2 9 22 52 -30 11 9 UWA 14 1 1 1212 107-95 4 10Hale 14 0 1 136 89-83 1 Page 5
Annual Report 2006.indd 51 20/11/2006 4:52:45 PM Boys U11A Boys U11 Regional Black 1 Wolves Red 14 120 2 79 16 63 36 1 YMCC Green 12 102 0 55 9 46 2 Wolves Grey 14 111 2 57 16 41 34 2 Wolves Red 12 9 2 1 59 10 49 3 UWA 14 8 2 4 39 29 10 26 3 Wolves Grey 128 3 1 41 8 33 4 Melville 14 6 2 6 22 25 -3 20 4 Modernians 138 1 4 42 23 19 5 NC Raiders 14 5 4 5 18 31 -13 19 5 UWA #1 137 0 6 17 15 2 6 Riverside Lions 14 4 1 9 19 33 -14 13 6 Riverside Lions 13 3 0 10 15 50 -35 7 WASPS 14 2 4 8 18 39 -21 10 7 YMCC Red 122 2 8 7 37 -30 8 Willetton 14 0 2 129 72 -63 2 8 Newman Knights 13 2 1 10 7 42 -35 9 UWA #2 121 1 106 55 -49
Boys U11B North Boys U11 Regional Gold 1 Whitford 12 9 3 0 47 3 44 30 1 Melville Maroon 14 140 0 65 3 62 2 Newman Knights 12 9 2 1 32 5 27 29 2 Southern River 14 9 2 3 33 13 20 3 UWA 128 2 2 331023 26 3 Vic Park 149 1 4 33 19 14 4 Stirling City 12 5 2 5 12 22 -10 17 4 Melville White 14 6 4 4 28 30 -2 5 OGMHC 122 3 7 1022-12 9 5 WASPS 144 2 8 15 26 -11 6 Lakers 12 2 2 8 6 33 -27 8 6 Willetton 143 4 7 9 24 -15 7 Harlies 12 0 0 122 47 -45 0 7 Canning 143 2 9 12 40 -28 8 Dale 140 1 130 40 -40
Boys U11B South Boys U11 Regional White 1 Vic Park 13 121 0 53 5 48 37 1 Woodvale #1 12 120 0 47 10 37 2 Wolves Grey 12 8 2 2 64 11 53 26 2 Woodvale #2 12 8 1 3 32 12 20 3 Melville White 12 8 1 3 24 9 15 25 3 NC Raiders 12 6 2 4 16 13 3 4 Wolves Red 12 6 2 4 39 25 14 20 4 Whitford #1 12 6 2 4 17 17 0 5 WASPS 135 2 6 2526-1 17 5 Lakers 125 1 6 15 20 -5 6 Old Aquinians 12 4 2 6 23 15 8 14 6 Blades 12 1 1 1012 41 -29 7 Fremantle White 13 4 0 9 17 46 -29 12 7 Whitford #2 12 0 1 11 4 30 -26 8 Melville Maroon 13 3 2 8 23 21 2 11 9 Fremantle Black 12 0 0 12 3 113 -110 0
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