ANNUAL REPORT
1999
1 STATUTORY DECLARATION
I,
Do solemnly and sincerely declare that the attached Annual Report is a True and Correct record. Amendments to the Annual Report were made and carried after the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday xxxx.
I make this solemn declaration by virtue of the Statutory Declarations Act 1959 as amended and subject to the penalties provided by the Act for the making of false statements in statutory declarations, conscientiously believing the statements contained in this declaration to be true in every particular.
Declared at Brisbane
On this day of 1999
Before me
2 THE SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF
BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC
OFFICE BEARERS FOR 1999
PATRONESS
Ms Gail Austen OAM
LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs A Todd (Decd) - 1953 Mrs E McDougall (Decd) - 1962 Miss J Snarski - 1983 Miss J Clarke (Decd) - 1953 Mrs M Josiffe OAM - 1963 Mrs J Tidey - 1984 Mrs E T Dobbin AM - 1953 Mrs F Crunkhorn (Decd) - 1964 Mrs A Parkyn - 1985 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE - 1953 Miss B Watson - 1969 Miss J Ellis - 1988 Mrs K Langan - 1954 Miss S Otto - 1970 Mrs N Gordon - 1989 Miss W McMullin (Decd) - 1955 Mrs J Viertel OAM - 1972 Mrs L Thomas - 1990 Miss L Mauchlan - 1956 Mrs F Wastell - 1979 Mrs J Mecklem - 1992 Miss N Mauchlan (Decd) - 1956 Mrs E Green (Decd) - 1980 Mrs R Nix - 1995 Mrs E Grealy - 1958 Dr M Hughes OAM - 1981 Miss I Sim - 1961 Miss H Scraggs OAM - 1982
LONG SERVICE AWARDS
Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Jack Manders (15) – 1994 Jenny Heron (10) – 1997 Joyce Proctor (10) – 1992 Keith Tidey (10) – 1995 Lesley Schoenwald (10) – 1997 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Joyce Proctor (15) – 1996 June Ballantyne (10) - 1997 Jan Hadfield (15) – 1993 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Graham Wakefield (15) - 1998 Julene Grant (10) – 1993 Caroline Schomberg (10) – 1997 Judy Keen (10) - 1998
PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER
Meg Brodie Jenny Heron Mary Cockings
MANAGEMENT C’TEE CONSTITUTION C’TEE FINANCE C’TEE
Kim Thomasson Keith Tidey (C) Mary Cockings (C) Ruth Grim Mary Cockings John Whitlock Lisa-Marie Jones (Res 20.05.99) Ronda Nix Simon Brodie Mavis Rowe (Res 09.03.99) Sue Andersen Joyce Proctor Meg Brodie VICE PRESIDENTS Liz Lobb Di Brodie Lyn Thomas J Ewers Jenny Tidey R Pappalardo Robin Roberts (Appt 09.03.99)
MATCH SECRETARY QWASC DELEGATES HQ DELEGATES
Lyn Thomas Mary Cockings Meg Brodie Jenny Tidey Mary Cockings Jenny Heron 3 UMPIRES BOARD UMPIRES STEWARD UNIFORM & EQUIP OFFICER
Kim Thomasson (C) Lyn Thomas Joyce Proctor Alyson Aleksic Michele Arnold Cheryl Kann
GROUNDS COMMITTEE HOUSE COMMITTEE JUDICIARY C’TEE
Jenny Tidey (C) Liz Lobb (C) Robyn Andersen John Bigg Caroline Schomberg Mavis Rowe Bruce Oakhill Angela Coleman Judy Keen Caroline Schomberg Joyce Proctor Helen Allan (Deputy) Bev Broadfoot Jenny Tidey Amanda Higgs (Deputy) Amanda Higgs
FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE Turf Grass
Marilyn Chatfield (C) Christine Blanchard (C) Jenny Heron Pip Ahern Robyn Andersen Liz Lobb Sue Andersen (P) Lisa-Marie Jones (P)
VETERANS SELECTION C’TEE SENIOR SELECTION C’TEE U18 SELECTION C’TEE
Kym Bell (C) Marilyn Chatfield Melda Dunning (C) Jenny Heron Margaret Dilger (P) Sue McLatchey Diana Young Kerrie Richards Kim Thomasson Mary Cockings (P) Kym Ireland (P)
HONORARY SOLICITOR HONORARY AUDITOR HONORARY ENGINEER Liz O’Connor Julie Bennett Keith Nix
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT SHC ORGANISING C’TEE COACHES ASSN BOARD FUNDRAISING C’TEE
Dick Roebuck Lyn Thomas Lisa-Marie Jones Bev Sunderland Mary Cockings Sandy Smith Sue Brough Gary Keene SPONSORSHIP, MEDIA Sue McLatchey PROMOTIONS C’TEE Julie Dwyer
Robin Roberts
SHC BOARD MEMBERS SOCIAL SECRETARY REGISTRATION OFFICER
Mary Cockings Joyce Proctor Amber Worth
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ADMINISTRATION DP CANTEEN CONVENOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS
Allyson Skuse (Res 1 Sept) Hayley Chatfield Karen Groves Kathy Duggan Marilyn Chatfield Allyson Woodford
SPORTS TRAINERS SATELLITE COACH REGIONAL COACHING DIR
John Thomas Kerrie Richards Sharyn Simpson Bruce Oakhill Richard Van Zyl Peter Lynskey` GROUNDSMAN Helen Phillips Damien Gray John Bigg
HONORARY MEMBERS
Mr Tony Aleksic Mr Jim Hawthorne Mr Jim Northcott AM Ms Julie Bartlett Mrs Helen Hill Mr Bruce Oakhill Mr John Bigg Mr Noel Hockaday Mr Des O’Connor Mr John Bowkett Ms Jan Hughes Mrs Pam Patterson Miss Bev Broadfoot Mr Gary Keene Mr Ross Pappalardo Mr Simon Brodie Mrs Kath Kenealy Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE Mr John Bozuwa Mr Dave Kenealy Mr Dick Roebuck Mrs Ros Cameron Mrs Janelle Kohn Mrs Bev Sunderland Mr Ross Carrington Mr Stephen Kohn Mr Mike Thomas Mr Steve Copsey Mrs Irene Leeming Mr John Thomas Mr Brad Duggan Mr Peter Lynskey Mr Keith Tidey Ms Karen Groves Ms Sue McLatchey Mr Richard Van Zyl Mr Neil Hawgood Mr Ross Mitchell Mr Graham Wakefield Mrs Rae Hawthorne Mr Keith Nix
5 PRESIDENT’S REPORT
This year our main achievement has been rewriting the constitution. At this juncture we have only one point to be finalised. This is the voting structure. Currently having a division 1 and 2 team entitles a Club to an additional vote but the committee recommended a vote per team, thus giving clubs voting power relevant to size. The committee feels that this more democratic method should be used. Hopefully this may be finalised at the 1999 AGM. I would like to thank Keith Tidey for his organisation of the committee and its work and Sue Andersen for her constitutional expertise.
Saturday at Downey Park has been somewhat easier for management with two people employed to actually run an office and be available to answer questions. As a neutral person it was possible for them to defuse situations with management making decisions in a calmer environment. I believe this was a great benefit to the Junior Management team in particular. This has been a very disjointed season with Champions Trophy and excessive rain. All this led to many changes of fixtures that made our staff on Saturdays invaluable.
To accommodate the Champions Trophy, as we could not play fixtures for two weeks, we reduced the fixtures by three games by increasing divisions from 8 teams to 10. This also had the advantage of reducing the number of Sunday games played. I believe with the need for young people to work while studying, we must endeavour to standardise our fixtures to a certain day where possible. We do wish to encourage young women to continue playing sport for as long as possible. 2000 also poses problems, in that, we will need to be finished before the Olympics start on 16th September.
The Champions Trophy was a wonderful opportunity for the people of Brisbane to see the best hockey in the world. It was an extraordinary event, well run and the media gave good coverage. The ball attendants were very professional and well trained by Marilyn Chatfield. This was a once in a lifetime experience for them. Also for the Hockeyroo's and Kookaburra's legion of fans to see them live and to actually talk to them. All the international players were very approachable and many autographs signed. The series culminated in both Australian men and women winning the event.
Another major event was hosted by Brisbane. This was the Queensland veterans championship. The weather was perfect for the international event but became impossible for the vets. As much as possible was played with the aim of achieving a result. I wish to congratulate Elsie Quaite, Ronda Nix and Fay Wastell among many, for dealing with an almost impossible situation with remarkable calm.
We have joined with Brisbane Hockey Association, Hockey Queensland and the State Hockey Centre to capitalise on the media interest and to hopefully gain some sponsorship dollars by jointly employing a person to market Hockey in Brisbane. This may cause us to rethink how fixtures are run at the State Hockey Centre to maximise the exposure for any sponsor and to increase the gate, canteen and club takings. Should an under 15 girls competition run on Sunday morning rather that representative training? Watch your daughter and then have a family breakfast! We need to look closely at our timing structures.
Another achievement this year has been a joint application to State Government for coach and umpire training funding by six clubs. This was organised by Sharon Simpson our Regional Coaching Director. Hopefully it will alleviate the long recognised problem of lack of coaching staff. We have also applied for funding for risk management planning and have already made improvements in this area with a first aider at Rasey Park.
6 During the year we received funding for lights for field 10 at Downey Park and a lighting upgrade for Rasey Park.
In the next year we must move with the times and establish a presence on the internet with our own site, linked to club sites. Registrations and updates should be done electronically. All our fixture results should be kept on a computer ready to input to a web site. Also in the finance area we should improve our accountability and transparency by having budgets for each portfolio. Currently the budgeting process is below par. These ideas are merely scratching the surface of ideas using technology that can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Brisbane Women's Hockey Association.
This has been a successful year in that we achieved some things that have been planned for some years, notably the constitution, the joint club funding application and the joint marketing arrangements. We have also initiated negotiations with Hockey Queensland in respect to a student fee for full time students over the age of sixteen. In 2000, with the risk management strategy in place we will have a sound administrative base to challenge the next century.
Congratulations to all those who won premierships, selection in representative teams and umpiring badges. My thanks to the management team and to the Juniors most ably lead by Glenda Vearing. Also my thanks to the legion of workers who ensure that fixtures happen through thick and thin. I wish you all a relaxing summer and look forward to the 2000 hockey season.
Meg Brodie President
SECRETARY’S REPORT
Tuesday 25 October - The Annual General Meeting was well attended, with Life Members in attendance Judy Keen was presented with her 10 year service award. Gail Austen was named as our Patron for the 1999 season.
A Christmas get-together was held on Friday 20 November at Crushers to thank all the association workers.
Early in November, the new Management Committee got together to put in place strategies to cover the November/December/January period until the all day meeting on Saturday 16 January.
Summer Competitions were run by BWHA at the State Hockey Centre, these included 6-a-side, Masters and Mixed Competition on Thursday and Friday nights and were very successful.
At our all day meeting management decided because of the interruption during the 1999 season due to Brisbane hosting the Champions Trophy that all divisions except Division 1 would go to a 10-team competition (if practicable). As it worked out this was very beneficial also because we had one of the wettest hockey seasons I can remember.
7 The office staff were working overtime to get all the Administration Folders, forms and general information sheets ready to be handed out at the first Council Meeting on Tuesday 26 January. 19 Clubs affiliated to play the 1999 season totalling 92 teams.
Saturday 30 January at Toowoomba - the first game of the South East Queensland League. The League games were played at Toowoomba, Ipswich, Gold Coast, Redcliffe (Sunshine Coast) and the State Hockey Centre. The semis were in Toowoomba and the Grand Final in Brisbane. Toowoomba (Chill), Sunshine Coast (Warriors), Gold Coast (Gypsies), Ipswich (Top Guns), North Brisbane (Swifts) and the South Brisbane (Scorpions). South Brisbane (Scorpions) won the League beating the Toowoomba Chill. Thank you to all who participated and followed our Brisbane teams to the other centres to support and watch some great hockey.
Brisbane Management incorporated a new system of Umpire Warning Cards – 2 points for each Green Card, 4 points for Yellow Cards – to be totalled to 12 points, which would result in a 1-match suspension. This resulted in one young lady having a match holiday. Of course the Red Card still resulted in a judiciary visit. Thanks to the Judiciary Committee who only had to meet twice this year.
Also this year FIH had a new ruling on metal sticks and NO Talon sticks were to be used by BWHA players.
BWHA Uniforms and equipment are now stored in the clubhouse at Rasey Park, thus enabling all players and managers easy access.
FEBRUARY
Committees were formed to start the work towards the Champions Trophy, State Veterans Championship and the Golden Oldies Festival which were all held in Brisbane this year. 22 – 24 February – Games played between a Japanese team and the QAS, Swifts and Scorpions teams at the State Hockey Centre. Level 1 Umpires Coach Course was held on the weekend 27/28 February, with 15 members attending.
MARCH
28 Teams registered to compete in the Divisions 1 to 3 competitions. This year Division 2 had ten teams with Bulimba and Kedron Wavell joining the ranks. In Division 3, South Brisbane Eagles challenged to have their first season on turf and acquitted themselves very well. Ascot, Bulimba, Commercial, Easts, Kedron Wavell, Norths, Pine Rivers, St Andrews, South Brisbane Eagles, South West United, Valley and University commenced their fixtures with Div 1 on Friday 5 March, Div 3 on Sunday 7 March and Div 2 commencing the next Friday 12 March Friday 12 March the Hockey Queensland dinner was held at the Sheraton Hotel, Michele Arnold was presented with the Umpiring Award. Unfortunately BWHA did not win the overall Association (even though we won every major championship in 1998 – a feat no other centre has achieved). Open Nominations were in and the Selectors now faced the task of picking a team for the trip to Cairns. Sunday 14 March – Selection trials for Under 18 teams were held at SHC – 4 squads were selected. Sunday 21 March – Grading & Challenge games were held at Downey Park and Rasey Park.
8 Working bees were held at both Downey Park and Rasey Park – thank you to all clubs who supplied workers. At the Council meeting registration forms and half fees were paid to Brisbane. Level 1 Umpire Course for Badged and Experienced Umpires had 12 people attend and also a Level 1 Umpire Course for New or Novice Umpires, this was very encouraging with 21 attending.
Sadly Mavis Rowe resigned from Management, due to ill health. We hope to see Mavis back at Downey Park very soon.
The mowing at Downey and Rasey Parks was not up to scratch this year and so all clubs were asked to sign a petition to be sent to the Council to see if extra mows could be effected. Clubs were asked to pay a levy to cover the cost of the extra mowing, raking and removal of grass from the fields. Most clubs were in favour of this, as they didn’t have to come and spend their Sunday raking.
APRIL
Turf season continues smoothly, with games being held at Redcliffe and the SHC. Fixtures started at Downey Park on Saturday 10 April with 64 teams making DP1 to DP5 – 10 team divisions and DP6 having 9 teams with Veterans a five-team competition. Under 18 Championships was held in Rockhampton – Brisbane results - Brisbane 1 finished first, Brisbane 2 and Brisbane 3 both finished seventh in their respective grades.
MAY
Open Championships were held in Cairns and Brisbane 1 finished third. Full results are in the Record Section of this report. BWHA received sponsorship from the canteen at SHC and a club roster was implemented to man the facility on Friday evenings, Saturday and Sundays when fixtures were being played. Wet weather continued, with games being postponed. Oceania Challenge played as a lead up to the Champions Trophy- May 13-16, causing another disruptions to the turf fixtures.
JUNE
Champions Trophy held at SHC from 10 June – great hockey with both the Australian Women and Men’s teams winning GOLD. A meeting with Division 1 Coaches to discuss postponing fixtures when the National Under 21s and NWHL were being held. The meeting decided to go ahead during the Under 21s but would try and move the games when the NWHL was on, even though some clubs were badly affected. Fixtures back to normal for a few weeks. President Cup winners were announced. The team at the top of the points table would be awarded the trophy as there was no time to play the games.
After the Champions Trophy, meetings for the Golden Oldies Hockey Festival (GOHF) Committee were well underway. Robin, our coordinator was meeting with Events Queensland and Air New Zealand representatives to ensure the smooth running and organisation of the event which has attracted over 1000 overseas players and many more from within Australia. The only thing being left to chance is the weather and the committee is on bended knees praying for sunny, dry days and nights in October.
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JULY
On Saturday 3 July a Fundraising evening was held by the BWHA Veterans players to support our players who were named in the Queensland teams. A great night was held by all who attended. Veterans State Titles were held in Brisbane on a very wet weekend. A lot of the games were cancelled and on Sunday only the games for first and second and relegation were played. Brisbane 1 and Brisbane 6 won their respective divisions. BWHA had a large number of players picked to represent Queensland at the National Titles.
AUGUST Because of wet weather earlier in the season, we had two double headers, so the season could finish on time. Minor Premiers and Presidents Cup winners were announced at Downey Park on Saturday 15 August All winning clubs were presented with their shields and a bottle of champagne.
SEPTEMBER
BWHA Annual Awards Dinner was held at Kedron Wavell Services Club. A great night was enjoyed by all that attended. Thank you to Judy Howard our MC for the evening and also to Robin Roberts and Marilyn Chatfield for organising such a wonderful event. Allyson Skuse did a great job with the slide presentation. The winners for the evening were – Sarah Rylands BWHA Presidents Trophy Winner Sarah Rylands Players’ Player Hayley Phipps Rookie of the Year Teresa Kuss Division 2 Best & Fairest Patricia Guillesser Division 3 Best & Fairest Donna Baillie Division 3 Best & Fairest tied result Michele Arnold Highest Umpiring Achievement (Heather Scraggs Shield) Nikki Taylor Highest Coaching Achievement (Jan Hadfield Shield) Wendy Alcorn Highest Representative Honours (Pam Glossop Shield) Congratulations to all the above winners. Grand Finals at Downey Park on Saturday 11 were under a weather cloud early in the day. The afternoon went ahead without a drop of rain. One game went into extra time and a penalty goal shootout. Congratulations to all teams who won their final and commiseration to the teams who were runners-up. The Turf Finals were once again run in conjunction with BHA at the State Hockey Centre on Saturday 18 September. Division 3 won by Valley 3-Player of the Final–Rowena McKinnon (V) Division 2 won by Valley 2-Player of the Final – Hayley Aitkin (V) Division 1 won by Commercial 1 -Player of the Final – Suzie Faulkner (C) This was the first time Commercial has won a Division 1 Grand Final. Congratulations! On Monday 20 September, BWHA lost one of our Life Members Mrs Euphemia McDougall OAM. Mrs Mac will be sadly missed at Downey Park, as she usually spent Saturday afternoons watching the games on Field 1 from the control room, this she continued until mid August. 10
OCTOBER
The clubhouse has been repainted and the pavers have been repaved to enhance the overall appearance of the BWHA premises. National Veterans Championship was held in Brisbane from 15 October to 23 October, congratulations to all the Brisbane players and officials who participated in this event. Week of 25 – 30 October and the Golden Oldies are being held at Downey Park. Congratulations to Robin Roberts and her team of helpers for all their hard work in getting the clubhouse, field’s etc into such wonderful condition for this event.
Overall, I would like to say that this year has been a very hard year. Thank you to the Grounds Committee, under the watchful eye of Jenny Tidey, a very stressful year with so much wet weather, but on the whole the fields held up. Thanks to John Bigg for all the little extras he does around the park.
The office at BWHA was once again run very professionally, but sadly Alyson Skuse resigned after 18 months, good luck Allyson in your future endeavours, I hope your new job is very rewarding and challenging. Thanks to Marilyn and Alison for their Saturday work which left both Junior and Senior Management free to be out on the park. Also thanks to Kathy for all her work, help and general demeanour in keeping the office running smoothly. Hope to see you back on two feet next year.
To all the Committees that help with the smooth running of BWHA, thank you and hope to see you back again next year. The Constitution Committee has had a busy year updating our constitution, thank you to Keith Tidey and his band of workers for the many hours you have spent covering this. The Junior Management Committee has once again had a successful year and I hope to see you in 2000 for an even better year.
Lyn Thomas for all her knowledge and commitment to BWHA, without you I don’t know where we’d be, a very grateful thank you.
The Management team, another good year, your support and help has been greatly appreciated. To my fellow table committee, thank you this year has been interesting.
A special thank you to the team of workers who worked so tirelessly on the State Veterans Championship and the Golden Oldies – Ruth Grim, Liz Grimes, Faye Wastell, Ronda Nix, Helen Hill, Rhonda Bentley, Bev Broadfoot, John Bigg, the Management committee – just to name a few. Thank you.
To the incoming BWHA personnel, I hope it’s a drier, smoother, less interrupted season and you can get down to the general running of hockey for all our Brisbane players.
Thank you to the clubs and their players for their friendly consideration during this trying year. Hopefully I haven’t forgotten to thank everyone, if I have please take this as my personal thanks.
Please have a safe and happy off season and see you again in 2000.
Jenny Heron Hon Secretary
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VALE MRS EUPHEMIA McDOUGALL (MRS MAC)
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1999 MEETINGS
MANAGEMENT & COUNCIL (Based on signed, attendance and minutes)
Number Attended Number Held
Meg Brodie 22 22 Mary Cockings 22 22 Ruth Grim 18 22 Jenny Heron 22 22 Liz Lobb 19 22 Joyce Proctor 22 22 Robin Roberts (appt March) 15 15 Mavis Rowe (res March) 2 2 Jenny Tidey 17 22 Lyn Thomas 21 22 Kim Thomasson 2 22 Junior Representative 15 22
COUNCIL MEETINGS (based on signed attendance)
Number Attended Number Held
Ascot 10 10 Australian Catholic University 1 10 BGGS 7 10 Bulimba 10 10 Commercial 10 10 Commodores 4 10 Easts 10 10 Griffith University 1 10 Kedron Wavell 10 10 Logan 9 10 Lourdes Hill - 10 Norths 10 10 Pine Hills 10 10 Pine Rivers 9 10 Redcliffe 9 10 St Andrews 10 10 South Brisbane Eagles 9 10 South West United 8 10 University 8 10 Valley 7 10 13 TREASURER’S REPORT
My report always has to be written before the end of our financial year so it is not possible to present the final figures until the A.G.M. on 26.10.99. A fully audited set of accounts will be presented and distributed at the B.W.H.A. Annual General Meeting.
I wish to sincerely thank all committees for their cooperation in assisting to contain expenditure and to thank all clubs for their cooperation and courtesy throughout the season.
It has been a terrible season with the break for Champions Trophy Tournament and the rain. We have still managed to show fair-trading in both canteens (at Downey Park and Rasey Park). Thank you Liz Lobb and Caroline Schomberg (Bar Downey Park) and Des O’Connor and Hayley Chatfield (and all the other workers in the 2 canteens). Special thanks to Kath and Dave for their assistance in the ordering and stocking of the D.P. canteen.
Jim Northcott once again has done an excellent job in the Hockey Shop and as I have stated before it is not easy to maintain profits when competing with the big outlets. Jim is working on a few new ideas for the next season.
The canteen at Colmslie, which promised “Great Things” in the way of Sponsorship was not a huge success as some clubs, did not cooperate and could not see the benefits to the Association rather than to individual clubs. This was a huge disappointment to some of us that worked so hard to obtain and retain this important sponsorship. The “deal” is not completely dead and we are still hopeful it can still be salvaged.
The rent for the Downey Park playing fields will be rising from $1200 a year to $6000 next year eventually going to $7500. There is nothing we can do about this as we have had numerous meetings regarding this expense – to no avail.
John Bigg has done a tremendous job with the fields again this year and hopefully John is “Back on Board” for next season. It is extremely difficult to get the fields to the condition we would like as we only get 2 or 3 weeks in between the 2 seasons (Hockey and Softball).
Our major outlay this year will be the purchase of a new mower for $18000.00 (after trading in our old mower). This mower is a vast improvement on our old one as it will actually pick up the grass and not leave it on the fields as in the past. We have also set up Rasey Park as our Uniform Store and purchased 4 new cupboards to store the uniforms. We also did some renovations in the Downey Park clubhouse and will be painting inside and outside the clubhouse in October 1999. The installation of 13 fans in the clubhouse should make summer more bearable. We were fortunate to receive a grant from the Government to upgrade the field lighting at Rasey Park and this will be completed by December 1999.
Schweppes and Streets are still supporting our Association in various ways and I thank them sincerely.
I would like to express my sincere thanks to BWHA Management for their support throughout the year and it would be remiss of me if I did not single out Kathy Duggan and Allyson Skuse for suffering me for another season. Especially Kathy as she has the job of producing the monthly and annual figures in the form of computer printouts that enables us “Mere Mortals” to do our job. Thanks Kathy.
14 Lastly, and this is really nothing to do with being Treasurer, I would like to say “Thank You” to all the Turf teams that were so cooperative and courteous during the season, and I really mean it.
I hope to see you all again next year. Have a safe and Happy Christmas. All the best for 2000.
Mary Cockings Honorary Treasurer
SPONSORSHIP AND MARKETING REPORT
GROUNDS COMMITTEE REPORT
1999 will be remembered for its wonderful Champions Trophy, it’s rain and the long grass.
Before Christmas we had Rasey Park, Field 13 and field 1 aerated, top dressed and fertilized. In February, with QWASC financial assistance the rest of Downey Park was prepared as well. This gave us a rich thick green grass to commence fixtures, however it also caused big grass cutting problems. With the grass not being kept short in Softball season, we had trouble with the grass clippings. We had to employ a contractor who spent 2 days cutting with a large dump bin on his mower so that hockey could be played with safety.
Once again Cricket was played on Rasey Park in the off season. The clubhouse upstairs was turned into a uniform home instead of taking up half of both dressing rooms in the Downey Park clubhouse.
Michael, our graffiti professional painted the Hockey Shop, First Aid Room, Umpires Room, Work Shed and Lady Groom Shelter after the locals had done their unattractive artwork everywhere.
2 sets of nets were built at the beginning of the season and 3 old nets were given to Bald Hills School where they were restored and used for Primary School hockey.
Our usual working bees at Rasey and Downey Parks were well attended and if organized a lot of volunteer help can be done on these days.
In 1999 we turned Rasey Park into 3 full size fields, relocating the Minkey and Modified to Granville St. Our groundsman marked 2 Minkey fields near field 10, and 4 modified on fields 10 and 12. We stored our Minkey nets in the shed near field 10 after a roller door was put in.
The 3 weeks rest with the Championship Trophy gave the fields a rest and kept the grass in reasonable condition. No frost in the winter meant the finals were played on grass instead of a lot of dust.
The fields at Downey Park are continually dropping and a lot of leveling is required. A plan for this has to be made with Softball’s help to level and rest one field at a time.
BWHA mower needs a lot of repairs so we have decided on a new “second hand” mower. In future you’ll be seeing John driving a classy mower with a dump bin, so hopefully grass mowing and raking won’t be the problem it has been in recent years.
15 The paving in front of the clubhouse has to be redone, as with the fill sinking the pavers are becoming dangerous. This organized to start shortly. The 3 hockey grandstands in front of field 1 have been repaired with aluminum seating.
At the end of October the Golden Oldies will be played on 11 fields at Downey Park where we expect nearly 1,500 players will enjoy hockey and friendship over 3 days.
Our grateful thanks once again go to John Bigg, our part time groundsman. Without his help I don’t know how we could continue to play on Downey Park as BCC don’t do all the mowing maintenance they did 5 years ago. John also does a lot of the maintenance work on both the Downey and Rasey Park clubhouses. Thanks John from all the hockey girls.
Thanks also to Bev Broadfoot who takes annual holidays to help John get the fields marked in such a short time to commence the season. Also thanks to Bruce Oakhill who gave many hours of his time repairing, painting and shifting nets. Caroline Schomberg and Amanda Higgs are also thanked for their help. Mary Cockings also liaisoned with the BCC Departments and watched my budget with her eagle eyes.
I’m hoping to retire from the Grounds Committee in the next 12 months so I’m looking for someone to co-ordinate the maintenance of the grounds – are you available?
Thanks to anyone else who has assisted me during the last season. I enjoy your company.
Jenny Tidey Convenor.
FIXTURE AND GRADING COMMITTEE REPORT
TURF
We all knew that 1999 was going to be a disruptive season on turf with Champions Trophy, Veterans State Championships, Men’s Oceania, NHL and NWHL being played at the State Hockey Centre.
BWHA introduced a ten-team competition in Division 2 after a successful trial in Division 3 last year. Division 1 remained with the eight-team competition playing three rounds and both Divisions 2 and 3 only playing two rounds.
In addition the fixture and grading committee adjusted fixtures around the State Open, Under 18 and QSSSA Championships also National Under 21 and Under 18 Championships. BWHA and BHA came to an agreement when the State Hockey Centre was booked by Men’s Championships, women’s fixtures would be scheduled at Redcliffe, and although complaints were made by clubs about the Redcliffe surface, at least our fixtures were able to continue.
Pine Rivers 1 and Kedron Wavell 2 were the only clubs to apply to be upgraded so they were automatically elevated to Division 2.
Grading games were played for Division 3 on Sunday 21 st of February in the form of a mini carnival from 4 p.m. till 7 p.m. With St Andrews withdrawing from Division 3 and two clubs promoted to Division 2, 16 this left three placings available in Division 3. Four clubs contested for these placings, so grading games were played between Pine Rivers 2, Kedron Wavell 3, Bulimba 2 and a new turf club South Brisbane Eagles. After grading Pine Rivers 2 were unsuccessful with their request for Division 3.
The Monday Masters competition started on the 12 th April and is still going. It should be completed in November. Maybe this is a sign for things to come.
Presidents Cup was once again not played as a separate final, the team placed first at the end of the first round won this trophy. Congratulations to all Minor Premiers and Premiers and thank all clubs for their patience throughout the season. The Olympic year could be similar to this one so be prepared.
I wish to thank Jenny Heron, Robyn Andersen and Lisa Jones for their time, knowledge and sense of humour. I would also like to thank Lyn Thomas for her valuable input and BWHA Management for their support.
Marilyn Chatfield Convenor
GRASS
CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE REPORT
At long last I can report the completion of the rewrite and upgrade of the Rules of Association (Constitution) and By-Laws.
The new rules are in final preparation with discussions with the Clubs as to certain rules and applications. We are hopeful the changes and passing of the new document will be carried out at the Annual General Meeting or if not very soon after. The new document will then be forwarded to the Department of Fair Trading for registration and when so done the new formats can be carried out at another Annual General Meeting to fill the new positions designations.
The rewritten By-Laws is draft completed but several queries and changes have been received from Clubs needing further actions. These will be continued on the finalization of the new Rules. These changes, etc. will be completed with consultation from all Clubs when required in the New Year.
I would like to thank my fellow Committee members, Mary Cockings, Sue Anderson, and Ronda Nix with President Meg Brodie (ex-officio) for all the help, co-operation and assistance given in the past year on the tremendous task now nearing full completion.
I wish the new Committee all the success needed to complete thew final tasks we were unable to complete in the past year.
Keith Tidey Convenor.
DOWNEY PARK CANTEEN REPORT
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This year I was not in charge on Saturdays so I really should have handed this responsibility over to those who were. However this has been my final year of involvement with the BWHA I am taking this opportunity to say goodbye to all the people my husband and I have met. We also wish to thank every one who has helped out in the canteen over the years and we both wish the BWHA and everyone connected with it all the best for the Future.
Kathy & Blue Kenealy Canteen Convenors
SOCIAL SECRETARY REPORT
As the position of social secretary has been taken out of the new constitution, this will probably be the last report that will be written-at least by me. Over the years I have enjoyed doing the catering for BWHA and I would like to thank all the people who have helped in any way, but a special thanks must go to Lyn Thomas and Jenny Tidey who always made and donated a tremendous supply of slices and scones over the years. It has been my very great pleasure to have made afternoon tea for the very delightful Life Members sometimes (at QE.II and Comslie) under very trying circumstances. I hope to see these ladies back at Downey Park in the year 2000 especially the ones who aren’t very well at the moment.
Joyce Proctor
EQUIPMENT & UNIFORMS SECRETARY REPORT
Once again we had a very busy season with so many teams going away within a short period of time.
All of the uniforms and equipment are now stored at Rasey Park, and while it makes the storing of the uniforms a lot easier we have to re-educate the players into coming to Rasey Park to be outfitted regardless of whether they play at Downey Park or Colmslie, it is practically impossible to match uniforms to players just by looking at a list.
We may not be able to keep the new tracksuits as the “strips” were made in Western Australia and we do not know if we can have them reproduced in Queensland. We hope to expand our range of merchandise next year possibly including a water proof jacket - mainly for the juniors depending on sales interest by the players. My thanks to the managers who helped me, but please remember that all uniforms and equipment must come back clean.
Joyce Proctor
REGIONAL COACHING DIRECTOR (RCD) COACHES ASSOCIATION
UMPIRES BOARD REPORT
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PRACTICAL UMPIRES BADGES – 1999
BWHA JUNIOR:
BWHA INTERMEDIATE:
BWHA SENIOR:
PRACTICAL UMPIRES BADGES AWARDED AT 1998 STATE/NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
QLD JUNIOR:
Lucinda Hollitt Valley Lauren Harten Valley
QLD SENIOR:
Fiona Chatfield Valley
STATE C:
Shauna Ure Kedron Wavell
STATE B:
Briohny Hollitt Valley Rebecca Hoswell Valley
BRISBANE TECHNICAL JUDGE CERTIFICATES:
QUEENSLAND TECHNICAL OFFICER CERTIFICATE:
QUEENSLAND TECHNICAL JUDGE CERTIFICATE:
AUSTRALIAN LEVEL 2 TECHNICAL OFFICER:
19 PLAYER FAMILIARISATION PAPER RESULTS 1999
Results for the 1999 paper will be published in 2000.
HOCKEY QUEENSLAND UMPIRES EXAM 1999
There was no HQ Umpires Exam. In 1999
MATCH SECRETARY REPORT
It seems that disrupted seasons and wet weather are becoming the norm for our Hockey Association.
1999 proved to be a very disjointed hockey season with planned breaks for Champions Trophy, the State Veterans Championship and National Women’s Hockey League games combined with a number of unplanned interruptions due to wet weather providing more than a few headaches for administrators, coaches and players alike. However, with the understanding and cooperation of most Clubs, all fixture games were completed in time for semi-finals and finals to be played as scheduled. Sincere apologies are proffered to the Downey Park Veterans for the confusion surrounding their amended fixture draw. All endeavours will be made to ensure that this does not occur in year 2000. Thank you to all for your forbearance during those hectic weekends prior to the semi-finals.
As in 1998, most Divisions were closely contested with only three minor premiers confirmed by the third last week of fixtures and positions in the final four or five being decided on the last fixture game.
Congratulations must go to both the Turf and Grass Fixture & Grading Committees for a very difficult task well performed. Many thanks also to June Snarski for once again keeping us on time at Downey park and to Mary Cockings for controlling the State Hockey Centre and Redcliffe fixtures and to Joyce Proctor for her continuing efforts to keep our Monday Masters on the correct path.
Lyn THOMAS Match Secretary
BRISBANE TECHNICAL JUDGE CERTIFICATE
Sue Andersen University Maureen Robson Commercial Maureen Ballard Commercial Dallas Towery University Ros Costello Easts Carol Taylor South Brisbane Claire Dwyer Commercial/Valley Eagles Sharon Easton Redcliffe Brenda Buckingham Bulimba Maureen Fleming Norths Sandy Menpes Norths Keith Hollier South West United Scott McLaughlin Bulimba Alun Jones University Bree Gallagher Ascot Joyce Marsden Norths Liz Lobb Ascot Katherine Regnart Commercial Pam Patterson St.Andrews
20 SENIOR POINTS TABLE FOR 1999 SEASON
Division 1 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Easts 21 15 5 1 81 16 65 35 St Andrews 1 21 15 4 2 86 20 66 34 Commercial 1 21 14 4 3 89 22 67 32 Valley 1 21 13 2 6 69 27 42 28 Ascot 1 21 8 1 12 34 54 -20 17 University 1 21 5 0 16 20 87 -67 10 Norths 1 21 2 3 16 14 94 -80 7 Kedron Wavell 1 21 1 3 17 11 84 -73 5
Division 2 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Commercial 2 18 15 3 0 61 8 53 33 Valley 2 18 13 3 2 45 12 33 29 St Andrews 2 18 12 4 2 41 20 21 28 Ascot 2 18 9 5 4 19 12 7 23 Easts 2 18 7 6 5 30 21 9 20 Pine Rivers 1 18 6 5 7 17 19 -2 17 Redcliffe 1 18 4 4 10 14 37 -23 12 Kedron Wavell 2 18 3 3 12 12 44 -32 9 University 2 18 1 3 14 2 38 -36 5 Bulimba 1 18 1 2 15 9 39 -30 4
Division 3 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Easts 3 18 14 2 2 48 10 38 30 Commercial 3 18 13 2 3 47 14 33 28 Valley 3 18 8 7 3 36 21 15 23 Kedron Wavell 3 18 9 4 5 32 20 12 22 South West United 1 18 7 7 4 22 24 -2 21 Ascot 3 18 9 2 7 20 16 4 20 Sth Brisbane Eagles 1 18 9 1 8 29 30 -1 19 Norths 2 18 2 3 13 10 38 -28 7 Bulimba 2 18 3 0 15 8 37 -29 6 University 3 18 2 0 16 12 54 -42 4
DP1 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Redcliffe 2 18 14 4 0 34 11 23 32 St Andrews 3 18 9 6 3 22 13 9 24 Valley 4 18 8 7 3 27 19 9 23 Easts 4 18 7 4 7 22 19 3 18 Kedron Wavell 4 18 5 6 7 16 22 -6 16 Ascot 4 18 4 7 7 18 19 -1 15 Bulimba 3 18 3 8 7 17 25 -8 14 Commercial 4 18 3 8 7 12 21 -9 14 Commodores 1 18 4 4 10 17 26 -9 12 South West United 2 18 3 6 9 14 25 -11 12
21 DP2 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Ascot 5 18 13 5 0 53 10 43 31 Logan 1 18 11 5 2 36 14 22 27 Commercial 5 18 9 5 4 25 12 13 23 Kedron Wavell 5 18 8 5 5 20 20 0 21 Norths 3 18 8 2 8 29 28 1 18 South West United 3 18 7 3 8 19 28 -9 17 Pine Rivers 2 18 7 2 9 14 20 -6 16 University 4 18 5 2 11 26 35 -9 12 Easts 5 18 4 4 10 14 24 -10 12 University 5 18 1 1 16 5 50 -45 3
DP3 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Griffith University 1 18 13 2 3 36 15 21 28 St Andrews 4 18 10 3 5 37 9 28 23 Kedron Wavell 6 18 10 3 5 36 14 22 23 Pine Rivers 3 18 9 3 6 24 22 2 21 Commodores 2 18 10 0 8 35 29 6 20 Valley 5 18 10 0 8 22 24 -2 20 Bulimba 4 18 6 7 5 20 10 10 19 University 6 18 5 2 11 13 27 -14 12 Logan 2 18 3 5 10 11 23 -12 11 Sth Brisbane Eagles 2 18 1 1 16 5 66 -61 3
DP4 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS St Andrews 5 18 13 3 2 31 5 26 29 Redcliffe 3 18 9 7 2 28 13 15 25 Easts 6 18 10 2 6 38 19 19 22 Pine Hills 1 18 8 6 4 20 16 4 22 BGGS 1 18 6 8 4 15 16 -1 20 Bulimba 5 18 4 7 7 20 27 -7 15 Valley 6 18 3 7 8 5 16 -11 13 University 7 18 4 4 10 13 28 -15 12 Griffith University 2 18 2 8 8 10 28 -18 12 South West United 18 4 2 12 16 28 -12 10
DP5 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Commercial 6 18 15 3 0 67 10 57 33 University 8 18 12 5 1 57 15 42 29 Aust Catholic Uni 18 11 3 4 50 26 24 25 Ascot 6 18 8 4 6 29 23 6 20 St Andrews 6 18 9 2 7 23 28 -5 20 Lourdes Hill 18 7 0 11 23 34 -11 14 Kedron Wavell 7 18 5 4 9 21 47 -26 14 South West United 5 18 5 2 11 18 36 -18 12 Pine Rivers 4 18 2 3 13 10 40 -30 7 Valley 7 18 1 4 13 9 48 -39 6
22 DP6 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Commercial 8 16 10 4 2 45 14 31 24 Norths 4 16 10 2 4 40 15 25 22 Commercial 7 16 8 5 3 34 15 19 21 Easts 7 16 7 6 3 40 16 24 20 Pine Hills 2 16 8 3 5 44 29 15 19 University 9 16 5 6 5 25 17 8 16 Valley 8 16 3 5 8 22 34 -12 11 Logan 3 16 3 1 12 19 36 -17 7 BGGS 2 16 2 0 14 7 100 -93 4
DP Vets TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Easts 16 15 1 0 49 7 42 31 Bulimba 16 9 4 3 26 9 17 22 South West United 16 4 5 7 17 19 -2 13 Kedron Wavell 16 2 4 10 16 46 -30 8 St Andrews 16 1 4 11 15 42 -27 6
Monday Masters TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS
TEAM AWARDS 1999
Teams undefeated in Round Games: Commercial 2 Redcliffe 2 Ascot 5 Commercial 6 East Vets
Teams with Least Goals Against: St. Andrerws 5 5 Easts Vets 7 Commercial 2 8
Teams Scoring most Goals For: Commercial 1 89 St. Andrews 1 86 Easts 1 81
Teams Scoring Most Points: Easts Vets 31/32 Commercial 2 33/36 Commercial 6 33/36
23 PRESIDENTS CUP WINNERS 1999
Division 1 Janne Ellis Trophy Easts 1 Division 2 Nan Mauchlin Trophy Commercial 2 Division 3 Pixie Josiffe Trophy Easts 3 DP1 Eileen Grealy Trophy Redcliffe 2 DP2 Myra King Trophy Ascot 5 DP3 Jess Clarke Trophy Griffith University 1 DP4 Ruby Robinson Trophy St Andrews 5 DP5 Sadie Fowler Trophy Commercial 6 DP6 Lena Dobbin Trophy Norths 4 Veterans DP Anne Todd Trophy Easts
MINOR PREMIERS 1999
Division 1 Taxation Shield Easts 1 Division 2 Mary Nairn Shield Commercial 2 Division 3 Dellit Family Shield Easts 3 DP1 Jenny Tidey Shield Redcliffe 2 DP2 Heather Scraggs Shield Ascot 5 DP3 Taxation Shield Griffith University 1 DP4 Taxation Shield St Andrews 5 DP5 Taxation Shield Commercial 6 DP6 Hannah Allen Shield Commercial 8 Veterans DP Faye Wastell Shield Easts
PREMIERSHIP WINNERS 1999
Division 1 Shirley Higgins Memorial Shiels Commercial 1 Division 2 Annette Eve Trophy Valley 2 Division 3 Olive Perry Trophy Valley 3 DP1 Betty Watson Trophy Redcliffe 2 DP2 Pixie Josiffe Trophy Ascot 5 DP3 Ruby Robinson Trophy Griffith University 1 DP4 Phemie McDougall Trophy St Andrews 5 DP5 Fay Crunkhorn Trophy University 8 DP6 Lynda Mauchlin Trophy Commercial 8 Veterans DP Isabel Sim Trophy Easts
24 PLAYER AWARDS
HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS
Division 1 Anne Marie Callow Commercial 20 Division 2 Katie Green Commercial 10 Bridie Potter Commercial 10 Division 3 Karen Sherlook Commercial 11 Donna Baillie Easts 11 Patricia Guillesser South Brisbane Eagles 11
DP1 Liz Lobb Ascot 10 DP2 Donna Gallagher Ascot 15 Jordania Moffatti Norths 15 DP3 Annette Olbertz Pine Rivers 11 Kyna Morice Norths 15 DP4 Wendy Offer Pine Rivers 11 Andrea McDonald St. Andrews 11 DP5 Jo Little University 18 DP6 Kate Robinson Commercial 20 Vets Matte Burden Easts 21
PRESIDENT’S XI 1999 (Awarded to Best & Fairest in Grand Final)
Division 1 Susie Faulkner (Commercial) Division 2 Hayley Aitken (Valley) Division 3 Rowena McKinnon (Valley) Downey Park 1 Debbie Walk (Redcliffe) Downey Park 2 Pauline Holmes (Ascot) Downey Park 3 Rachel Murray (Griffith Uni) Downey Park 4 Yvonne Bancroft (Redcliffe) Downey Park 5 Jo Little (University) Downey Park 6 Kate Roberson (Commercial) Veterans Jenny Kiel (Easts)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS 1999
PRESIDENT’S MEDAL WINNER: Sarah Ryland (University)
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Hayley Phipps (St Andrews)
PLAYERS PLAYER AWARD: Sarah Ryland (University)
BEST & FAIREST (Division 2): Teresa Kuss (Ascot)
BEST & FAIREST (Division 3): Patricia Guillesser (South Brisbane Eagles) Donna Baillie (Easts)
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OTHER AWARDS 1999
PAM GLOSSIP SHIELD: Wendy Alcorn
HEATHER SCRAGGS SHIELD: Michele Arnold
JAN HADFIELD SHIELD: Nikki Taylor
LYN THOMAS SHIELD: Catherine Costello
UMPIRE’S STEWARD REPORT
Once again, the quantity and quality of umpires caused much discussion but very little positive action. As in previous years, the failure of many Clubs to initiate umpire training programs to supplement courses run by BWHA has left a gaping chasm in our umpiring stock.
To all umpires who officiated regularly (many every week or every second week) I wish to express a heartfelt thank you for making my job a little easier. Again our major problem lay in the substitution of umpires with many Clubs not ensuring replacement umpires were of a similar or higher standard.
Special thanks to June Snarski for ensuring that all games at Downey Park have umpires and run on time.
Lyn THOMAS Umpires Steward
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1999 RECORDS
OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 1 – 3 May 1999 - Cairns
BRISBANE 1
Nikki Taylor (Capt) Easts Wendy Alcorn (V Capt) Easts Lisa Blencowe St Andrews Belinda Cameron Easts Fiona Cameron St Andrews Monique Fox Commercial Leanne Hammond Commercial Sarah Mattsson Easts Nicole McMahon St Andrews Nikki Patton St Andrews Vicki Perna Easts Jenny Regnart Commercial Debbie Rollason St Andrews Sarah Rylands University Alex Taylor Commercial Lanie Usher Easts
Coach: Kerrie Richards Manager: Heather Alcorn Umpires: Annette Wilson University Sheryl Hockaday Easts
OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Division 1 Division 2
Awards: Best Player Division 1 Final
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BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2
Hayley Phipps (C) St Andrews Susan Collyer (C) Kedron Wavell Carly Lennon (VC) Commercial Kelly Comerford (VC) Ascot Hayley Chatfield Valley Madonna Blyth Valley Gabrielle Costello Easts Claire Connor Easts Tanya Dickson Valley Shana Dadson Redcliffe Leisa Dombrowski St Andrews Kim Gerrand Kedron Wavell Emma Elliot Commercial Brooke Howe Valley Catherine Flood Kedron Wavell Jodie Keenan Kedron Wavell Tanya Hoswell Valley April Mahony Ascot Alison Lang Ascot Lisca McClanachan Sth Bne Eagles Amanda Little Kedron Wavell Rowena McKinnon Valley Emma Meyer Easts Amanda Pappalardo Kedron Wavell Jane Morgan Valley Kylie Patteson St Andrews Debbie Riggall St Andrews Sarah Walton Valley
Co Coach: Sue McLatchey Coach: Kim Thomasson Co Coach: Kym Roberson Asst Coach: Cathy Taylor-Alt Manager: Bev Sunderland Manager: Irene Leeming
BRISBANE 3
Millie Russell (C) Valley Catherine Costello (VC)Easts Louise Alford Sth West United Amanda Ballard Commercial Elizabeth Bell Sth West United Emma Bozuwa Sth Bne Eagles Alex Brown Kedron Wavell Kellie Dwyer Valley Tammy Gifkins Sth Bne Eagles Rachel Grant Easts Ffion Jones University Sally Kohn Arana Ascot Shandell Maddox Sth Bne Eagles Kylie Neil Kedron Wavell Tamara Wood Bulimba
Coach: Julie Dwyer Asst Coach: John Bozuwa Manager: Ros Costello
Umpires: Rebecca Hoswell Valley Received State B Badge Briohny Hollitt Valley Received State B Badge Shauna Ure Kedron Wavell Received State C Badge
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Technical Officer:
UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Division 1 Division 2 Division 3
1st 7th 7th
Awards: Best Player in Division 1 Final - Carly Lennon (Com)
VETERAN’S STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 23 – 25 July 1999 - Brisbane
TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3
Robyn Andersen (C) Easts Maureen Seary (C) Ked Wavell Jenny Beutel (C) Bulimba Teresa Kuss (VC) Ascot Pauline Holmes (VC) Ascot Helen Lagerroth (VC) Cmds Kym Ireland (GK) University Helen Allen (GK) Bulimba Cheryl Budd St And Jo Ann Ash Easts Margie Brown Ascot Melda Dunning Valley Donna Baillie Easts Mattie Burden Easts Louise Fjastad Easts Glenys Collins Ascot Sue Carey Easts Donna Gallagher Ascot Julie Dunn St Andrews Judy Ewers Ascot Jan Halliday Cmds Michelle Logan St Andrews Jenny Kiel Easts Jan Hamilton K Wav Leah Peppler Easts Dena Licciardello SWU Wendy LaChiusa K Wav Trudy Redman Valley Carmel Meyers Redcliffe Joyce Rebello Bulimba Kerrie Richards Easts Maira Saies SWU Cathie Robertson K Wav Sharyn Simpson St Andrews Anita Sikes Redcliffe Gaye Swaffield Bulimba Noreen Walton Valley Glennis Sutton St Andrews Sandy Watkins Bulimba
Coach: Graham Wakefield Coach: Margaret Dilger Coach: Alan Fluerty Manager: Rhonda Bentley Manager: Helen Hill Manager: Kym Bell
TEAM 4 TEAM 5 TEAM 6
Ros Juien (C) SWU Judy Keen (C) Ked Wavell Barbara Northcott (C) St And Di Petrey (VC) St Andews Donna Smith (VC) St Andrews Elaine Badini (VC) K Wav Lesley Constable Easts Yvonne Bancroft Redcliffe Bev Chin Logan Chrisandra Coram Ascot Caroline Bond-Fitzpatrick Cmds Donna Cook Easts Libby Creevey Easts Jan Cuffe Ascot Christina D’Aquino Cmds Merle Dean Cmds Leiza Dunlop Ked Wavell Gaye Henderson Easts Lindia Hicks Redcliffe Yvonne Gibson Bulimba Julie Mackenzie Ascot Sue McLean Easts Jenny Heron Ascot April Parmenter Bulimba Wendy Nicholls Bulimba Lesley Schoenwald Ascot Junelle Powell Logan Pam Nitarski Bulimba Clare Slocomb SWU Bev Ragonesi Ascot
29 Joyce Phillips Ascot Sandra Smith Easts Joan Robinson Ascot Pauline Ryan Bulimba Karin Walduck SWU Joanne Smith Bulimba Caroline Schomberg SWU Sue Wilson Ascot Robyn Sutherland P Hills
Coach: Max Travers Coach: Julie Dwyer Coach: Ian Dunlop Manager: Jan Hughes Manager: Joyce Proctor Manager: Jenny Tidey
VETERAN’S RESULTS
Place Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 Division 4 Division 5 1st Brisbane 1 Gold Coast 1 Mackay 2 Brisbane 6 Cairns 2 2nd Mackay 1 Tweed Border Brisbane 5 Gold Coast 2 Rockhampton 3 1 3rd Rockhampton 1 Townsville Lower Toowoomba 2 Gladstone 3 Equal with Equal with Burdekin Equal with Maryborough 1 Ipswich 1 Equal with Gladstone 2 Maryborough 2 4th Tweed Border 3 5th Cairns 1 Toowoomba 1 Tweed Border Sunshine Coast Sunshine Coast Equal with Equal with 2 3 4 Brisbane 2 Brisbane 3 Equal with Equal with Sunshine Coast Moranbah 2 6th 7th Sunshine Coast Bundaberg Brisbane 4 Ipswich 2 1 8th Gympie Gladstone 1 Rockhampton 2 Atherton
Awards: Player of the Series Kerrie Richards – Brisbane 1
STATE VETERAN’S TEAMS 1999:
35+ 40+ Robyn Andersen (VC) Maureen Seary Jo-Anne Ash Shadow Players Kym Ireland (GK) Melda Dunning Teresa Kuss Judy Ewers Trudy Redman Jennifer Kiel Kerrie Richards Noreen Walton
45+ 50+ Lesley Constable Barbara Northcott (C) 30 Suellen McLean Dianne Petrey (VC) Carmel Meyer Helen Brown Donna Smith Ros Julien Sandra Smith Judy Keen Shadow Players Shadow Players Karin Walduck Joan Robinson Joanne Bruce (Played for Bundaberg)
SOUTHERN CROSS HOCKEY LEAGUE 1999
SOUTH BRISBANE SCORPIONS NORTH BRISBANE SWIFTS
Nikki Taylor (C) Easts Meagan Thomas (C) St Andrews Anne-Marie Callow (VC) Commercial Wendy Alcorn (VC) Easts Lia Bartholomew St Andrews Belinda Cameron Easts Kristen Cheales St Andrews Fiona Cameron St Andrews Tammy Cole Valley Emma Elliot Commercial Tanya Dickson Valley Renita Garard Valley Leisa Dombrowski St Andrews Leesa Gray University Jodi Kohn Ascot Leith Hawthorne Easts Carly Lennon Commercial Tanya Hoswell Valley Tina Madden Commercial Michelle Irwin Easts Jane Morgan Valley Nicole McMahon St Andrews Hayley Phipps Commercial Nicole Patton St Andrews Debbie Riggall St Andrews Jenny Regnart Commercial Debbie Rollason St Andrews Lauretta Roebuck Easts Kerrie Schmidt Valley Sarah Rylands University Laine Usher Easts Alex Taylor Commercial Belinda Vearing Pine Rivers Andrea Welsh St Andrews Sharon Wagner Easts Natalie Willims Easts
Coach: Trevor Sunderland Coach: Sharyn Simpson Manager: Sue Wagner Manager: Heather Alcorn
BRISBANE PLAYERS, PLAYING WITH OTHER CENTRES:
Gold Coast – Gypsies Sunshine Coast – Warriors
Leanne Hammond Commercial Sylvia Burger Commercial Tina Malyon Commercial Naomi Caterer Commercial Monique Fox Commercial Karen Towner Commercial Lisa Blencowe St Andrews Vicki Perna St Andrews Lori Liston Commercial Emma Beattie St Andrews
Ipswich - Top Guns Toowoomba – Chill Hope Brown Valley 31 Suzie Fox Valley Kristy Rogan Valley Angie Skirving Valley Renae Van Schagen St Andrews
SOUTHERN CROSS HOCKEY LEAGUE RESULTS 1999
TEAM POINTS G/F G/A G/DIF POSITION The Chill 12 30 5 25 1st Scorpions 12 15 8 7 2nd Gypsies 7 12 13 -1 3rd Top Guns 7 8 14 -6 4th Swifts 6 13 13 0 5th Warriors 0 3 28 -25 6th
Semi-Finals– Gold Coast
Finals– State Hockey Centre
Bronze Medal Playoff
Player of the Series: Cathy Ibell-Neilson Toowoomba Chill U18 Player of the Series : Laura Shillito Ipswich Top Guns Player of the Final : Nikki Taylor South Brisbane Scorpions Team Players of the Series : Renae Van Schagen Chill Lainie Usher Scorpions Laura Shillito Top Guns Emily Michael Warriors Tina Malyon Gypsies Lauretta Roebuck Swifts
QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES 1999
QUEENSLAND SCORCHERS TEAM & SQUAD
Wendy Alcorn Easts Anne-Marie Callow Commercial Tammy Cole Valley Kelly Free St Andrews Renita Garard Valley Leanne Hammond Commercial Nicole McMahon St Andrews Nicole Patton St Andrews Kerrie Schmidt Valley Angie Skirving Valley Nikki Taylor Easts Meagan Thomas St Andrews Lainie Usher Easts Renae Van Schagen St Andrews
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Wendy Alcorn (VC) Easts Leanne Hammond (VC) Commercial Lisa Blencowe St Andrews Monique Fox Commercial Sarah Mattsson Easts Nicole Patton St Andrews Vicki Perna Easts
QUEENSLAND UNDER 21 SHADOW PLAYERS
Belinda Cameron Easts Rebecca Stanberg Commercial
QUEENSLAND UNDER 18 SQUAD 1999
Leisa Dombrowski St Andrews Carly Lennon Commercial Amanda Little Kedron Wavell Jane Morgan Valley Hayley Phipps St Andrews
QUEENSLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS
QUEENSLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS SHADOW PLAYERS
QAS SQUAD
Wendy Alcorn Easts Nikki Patton St Andrews Anne-Marie Callow Commercial Vicki Perna Easts Tammy Cole Valley Kerrie Schmidt Valley Kelly Free St Andrews Renita Garard Valley Leanne Hammond Commercial Meagan Thomas St Andrews Nicole McMahon St Andrews
HOCKEY QUEENSLAND SCHOLARSHIP
Wendy Alcorn Easts
QUEENSLAND VETERAN’S – Brisbane 11 – 21 October 1999
35+
40+
45+
50+
QUEENSLAND OLYMPIC COUNCIL
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1999 AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM – Honorary Team
INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
AIS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS
Kelly Free St Andrews Renita Garard Valley
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR SQUAD
Kelly Free St Andrews Renita Garard Valley
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR YOUTH SQUAD
Wendy Alcorn Easts Tammy Cole Valley Nicole Patton St Andrews Vicki Perna Easts
AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR YOUTH SQUAD
Leanne Hammond Commercial
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR TEAM - 5 Test Series – South Africa 19 – 28 March 1999
Kelly Free St Andrews Renita Garard Valley
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR YOUTH SQUAD CAMP – Gold Coast 7 – 11 April 1999
Wendy Alcorn Easts Tammy Cole Valley Nicole Patton St Andrews Vicki Perna Easts
AUSTRALIAN INDOOR HOCKEY SQUAD
Nikki Taylor Easts
AUSTRALIAN TEAM – Telstra Challenge v Korea, South Africa, India – Canberra 29 April – 2 May 1999 v Korea, South Africa, India – Perth 5 May – 9 May 1999
Kelly Free St Andrews Renita Garard Valley
AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR SQUAD CAMP – Wollongong May 1999
Leanne Hammond Commercial
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR SQUAD v England – 1, 3, 4 June – Toowoomba and Brisbane 34
Renita Garard Valley
AUSTRALIAN SENIOR YOUTH TEAM v Netherlands 6 June v Australia 7 June v Germany 9 June v England 10, 12, 13 June
Wendy Alcorn Easts
AUSTRALIAN TEAM – Champions Trophy, Brisbane 10 – 20 June 1999
Renita Garard Valley
HOCKEY QUEENSLAND OFFICIALS 1999
VICE PRESIDENT
DIRECTOR OF COMPETITIONS
DIRECTOR OF OFFICIATING
DIRECTOR OF PLANNING
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC DEV
PLAYERS REPRESENTATIVE
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Coaching Committee Veteran’s Committee Umpires Committee Planning Committee Judiciary Committee Selection Panel
LIFE MEMBERS
Dr F Bage (decd) 1947, Mrs E Dobbin AM 1950, Miss A Clarke (decd) 1951, Miss J Clarke (decd) 1955, Mrs R Robinson AM MBE 1956, Mrs K Langan 1956, Mrs O Perry (decd) 1957, Dr D Hill (decd) 1958 Miss E Watson 1961, Miss W McMullin (decd) 1963, Miss N Mauchlin (decd) 1964, Mrs I Sim 1965, Miss L Mauchlin 1966, Miss A Yeo 1967, Mrs M Josiffe OAM 1967, Mrs E McDougall OAM 1968, Mrs J Viertel OAM 1969, Miss N Young (decd) 1970, Miss S Otto 1971, Miss A Smith OBE 1972,
35 Mrs A Parkyn 1977, Mrs N Slade 1978, Miss H Scraggs OAM 1980, Mrs D Roberts 1983, Mrs J Tidey 1997
LONG SERVICE AWARDS
Miss M Brown (decd) 1958, Mrs M Nairn (decd) 1959, Miss A Smith 1960, Miss M King 1964, Miss F Cossins 1965, Mrs M Anstey 1975, Mrs E Green (decd) 1983, Mrs F Wastell 1985, Dr M Hughes OAM 1990, Mrs J Tidey 1990, Miss J Snarski 1992, Mrs L Thomas 1993, Miss J Hadfield 1997
WHA OFFICIALS
LIFE MEMBERS
Dr Freda Bage (decd) 1950, Annabelle Clarke (decd) 1951, Mrs Kath Langan 1958, Mrs Ruby Robinson AM MBE 1959, Mrs Mary Jossife OAM 1972, Mrs Janet Viertel OAM 1988
OPEN SELECTION COMMITTEE
UMPIRING
UMPIRE & TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
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BWHA JUNIOR ASSOCIATION OFFICE BEARERS & OFFICIALS 1999
PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER
Glenda Vearing Kerrie Byrd Glenda Street
LONG SERVICE AWARDS
Jenny Tidey – 1988 Barbara Northcott – 1990 Tracey O’Connor – 1996 Vonnie Faulkner – 1988 Marilyn Chatfield – 1993 Maureen Fleming - 1997 Elaine Green (dec) – 1989 Ronda Nix – 1994 Kathy Duggan - 1997
MANAGEMENT C’TEE MINUTES SECRETARY MATCH SECRETARY
Patti Thorpe Desley Thorpe Marg Tupper Marg Tupper
EQUIPMENT OFFICER RECORDS SECRETARY TOURS SECRETARY
Joyce Proctor
FIXTURE COMMITTEE MINKEY/MODIFIED JUNIOR UMPIRES PANEL
Louise Hollitt Kathryn McMurtrie Alyson Aleksic Teresa Kuss
U11 SELECTION PANEL U13 SELECTION PANEL U15 SELECTION PANEL
Kerry Waugh Lynn Quirk Marilyn Chatfield Jan Cuffe Sue Brough Teresa Kuss Ros Costello (P)
JUNIOR UMPIRES BOARD SHC STEWARD CAPS
BWHA JUNIORS – STAFF
HOCKEY SHOP DP FIRST AID SHC FIRST AID
Jim Northcott John Thomas Helen Philips
1999 MEETINGS
COUNCIL MEETINGS (based on signed attendance)
Number Held Number Attended
Arana Ascot Brisbane Girls Grammar School Brisbane State High School Bulimba 37 Commercial Easts John Paul College Kedron Wavell Logan Lourdes Hill Moreton Bay College Norths Pine Hills Pine Rivers Redcliffe St Andrews South Brisbane Eagles South West United Valley
JUNIOR PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Well, 1999 was a very interesting year. We have had the opportunity to see hockey at International, National and State levels. Some of our players had the opportunity to ball girl at “Champions Trophy” and meet some of the Australian and International players, an interesting experience for them all.
We had five representatives in the successful Queensland Secondary School Girls Team taking part in the Australian Secondary Schools Titles in Adelaide. Recently we sent two Development Teams to Sydney to the Invitational U16 Division 2 Tournament, a tournament that Brisbane has now won for two consecutive years. Though attending this tournament we develop not only players but also umpires, coaches and managers, and I would like to thank Sharon Simpson for the work that she has done in development over the past two years. Thanks also go to the Development Squad Committee that has worked continuously on fund raising ventures to help make these development trips possible.
Minkey Modified is a very important development section of our association and is great fun to watch brings us all back to what we are all about and that is the kids. I sincerely thank Kathryn McMurtrie as Minkey Modified Co-ordinator, for the time and effort she dedicated to this very import section of out association. We are aware of the time involved gaining sponsors for the sample bags at the end of the season and can assure Kathryn that the players appreciated the effort as well. A job well done Kathryn.
Brisbane is currently a successful association; we have some very talent players, through all age’s groups. A large number of these players do not take part in representative hockey, as it is personal choice, however they do enjoy their involvement in the local competition. They deserve the opportunity to play in a competition that is competently organised. This should be enough motivation for parents to step forward and offer to take on some responsibilities for the development of this association, unfortunately this is not the case. As time progress the lack of support from parents will start to show and if we are to continue as a force in Hockey we need to turn this trend around the support of clubs and that of the PARENTS is vital to our future.
We commenced the year without a Junior committee and Senior Management had to get the wheels in motion until a committee could be formed. I would like to thank Mary Cocking, Jenny Heron for the extra hours they put in. 38
We had a few minor problems that were overcome during the year and I do thank those clubs that brought these concerns to management. Because there were so few of us this year the workload asked of Management was higher than would be asked under normal circumstances. I would like to thank Patti Thorpe, Marg Tupper, Deslie Thorpe, Glenda Street, and Alison Aleksic for the work they did and the support they gave during the 1999 season. I must point out that the appointment of administration support for Saturdays made a difficult situation at lot easier to manage and again I would like to thank Marilyn and Alison for the effort made.
Glenda Street after seven years on Junior Management is taking a break, I would like to point out the workload taken on by Glenda was far above that asked, but when you don’t get the required support existing members have to take on an extra load. Glenda thankyou for doing this year after year and we do appreciate the sacrifices made.
I think that we managed to get through 1999 fairly successfully all things considered, we had some fun and pulled out a few hairs, drank a lot of coffee and went through a few reams of paper.
But things must get easier and for that to happen we need the support of parents, not those parent that are currently involved with the running of clubs but the support of those parent that are not involved, the more support we get the easier it is for all. So if you can spare some time no matter how little please let us know and we can delegate a task to you that will easy the load for all concerned. GOOD LUCK FOR 2000
Glenda Vearing Junior Section President.
JUNIOR SECRETARY REPORT
JUNIOR TREASURER’S REPORT
Having retired from my position as Junior Treasurer at the end of last season, the last thing I expected to be doing right now was writing another annual report. However. After much persuasion from Mary and others, here I am again.
This year for the first time, we issued individual invoices giving a breakdown of costs to Under 13 and Under 15 representative players. Although I’ve had little feedback I would like to see this continue as I think parents are happy to pay if they can see how their money is being used.
Financially it has been a disappointing year. As we rely on profits from the Hockey Shop as our main source of income, A Mart’s exclusive sale conducted at the Champions Trophy tournament was, I feel, the major factor in the 35% reduction in sales. The other of course was the weather. Many thanks go to the clubs and players who did support the hockey shop throughout the season.
The downturn in profit from the shop was compounded by a blowout in tour costs – a timely warning to future committees to be fully informed as to exactly what services and facilities are being offered and I recommend that team managers be briefed before touring. The end result is that after all expenses, we were lucky to break even this year. 39
On the up side, there was only 1 forfeit fine and none for card errors. This has been unheard of in my time on management, so well done to all those team managers. Sadly umpiring fines were up a little on last years figures (25 umpiring and 2 late fines). Surprisingly most were at the end of the season and in the higher divisions so there’s still a little way to go before we get a perfect record there.
This definitely will be my final report for Junior Management, I once again would like to thank all members of both junior and senior committees for their support, friendship and good humour and to those of you continuing on the year 2000, I wish you many helping hands and blue skies.
Glenda Street Hon Treasurer
MINKEY/MODIFIED REPORT
On the whole, and despite the many setbacks encountered, I believe the Minkey and Modified season for 1999 has been a success. The following is a summary of the season.
TEAMS
The season started with 7 Minkey and 20 Modified teams. The addition of a second Valley Minkey team a few weeks into the season brought the numbers to 8 Minkey and 20 Modified teams. This was a good number, as there were no byes in the draw. There was one pool of Minkey teams, and three pools of Modified teams. Initially, the Modified teams were not graded. However, it was apparent that there were significant differences in the skill levels of teams, so grading was necessary. The grading was based on the results of the first three weeks. The final pools were as follows:
Minkey Modified 1 Arana Ascot Arana Ascot Commercial Bulimba Easts Easts Black Kedron Wavell Kedron Wavell Pine Rivers Norths 1 Saint Andrews Pine Hills Valley 1 South West United Blue Valley 2 Valley Blue
Modified 2 Modified 3 Easts Yellow Commercial Moreton Bay Bugs Moreton Bay Bees Norths 2 Norths 3 Saint Andrews Blue Saint Andrews White South West United Orange South West United White Valley White Valley Red
40 FIELDS
Over the course of the season, I had very positive feedback regarding the change of the Minkey and Modified games from Rasey Park to Downey Park. However, for next season, I suggest that the following issues be considered:
1) Many people were concerned that full field games were being played in the middle of the Minkey and Modified area. Although the ball trap was used where possible, the Minkey and Modified girls were still placed in a dangerous situation. I am aware that fields are in high demand, however on several occasions young girls were injured as a result of this situation. I suggest that next year you might consider one of the two following options:
a) have the far side of Downey Park for the exclusive use of the Minkey and Modifieds on Saturday Mornings - or –
b) make field 11 available for Minkey and Modified games, and move the full field games to field 12. (This would mean that the Minkey and Modified games do not surround the full field games.)
2) Also, having to construct and dismantle the goals each week was a very tedious job. Although there was a roster put out for parent helpers, the teams rostered on “set-up” duty often didn’t arrive. If at all possible, it would be much better if the goals could remain assembled from week to week. This may be possible if the second shed on the far side of the park was made available for use.
DISRUPTIONS TO THE SEASON
Unfortunately, due to the champion’s trophy and persistent wet weather, the season was very disjointed. These setbacks meant that on several occasions, and for long periods of time, the girls were not able to play hockey. I tried to solve this problem by scheduling make up games.
SKILLS TEST
As a result of the disruptions throughout the season, it was necessary to cancel the skills day as an organisation. Instead of doing the skills test together, as in previous years, each club did the test at training, so that the week originally scheduled for the skills day could be used to play make-up games. I believe this was a successful way to do the skills test.
It should be noted that it was necessary to change the scoring scheme for the distribution of ribbons. Under the scheme outlined in the book published by the Australian Hockey Association, to achieve the highest award (red), the player needs to score 100% in each of the five tests.
41 The results of the skills test and amendments to the marking scheme are as follows:
Modified Minkey Out of 25 Out of 20 Score
award award
Award colour & colour Award & colour Award No. with that score score that with No. No. with that score score that with No. number getting each each getting number each getting number 1 - Green - Green 2 - 98 - 23 3 - - 4 - - 5 - - 6 - 1 7 - 3 8 3 5 9 4 7 10 9 4 11 12 9 12 15 5 Blue 13 12 7 15 14 16 2 15 27 1 16 19 Blue 6 Red 17 25 57 3 6 18 13 1 19 6 Red - 20 6 19 - 21 4 22 - 23 3 24 - 25 -
Note: this table does not include the results of the Pine Hills Modified team, as a score for each skill was not recorded.
PRESENTATION DAY
On the last fixture day for the Minkey and Modified season, short presentations were held after each time slot. At these presentations, the girls were presented with the ribbons from the skills test results, and a show bag. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people who helped organise donations for these bags.
Below is a list of organisations that I wrote to requesting donations: (* = donations given)
42 * Balloons Galore Brisbane City Council 4BH MMM Foxtel 4BC Channel 10 B105 Channel 9 Mr Flim Flams Channel 7 Balloons Beautiful Holden Westpac * Hockey QLD Bank Of QLD * Quest Newspapers Red Cross Hungry Jacks St. Johns Pine Rivers Council * Telstra Pizza Hut Streets Pizza Haven * Schweppes * Domino’s PCYC McDonalds Leo Muller Toyota Suncorp Metro Ford * QLD Rail Hyundai * Cancer Foundation Courier Mail * Collins Food * Sanitarium
Thanks must go to these companies, and the other companies who contributed for their generous donations.
Kathryn McMurtrie
HOCKEY SHOP REPORT
The Downey Park Hockey Shop is operated on behalf of the Junior Division of BWHA. The aim of the Hockey Shop is to provide: ••• Top quality hockey equipment at competitive prices; ••• General service and advice on hockey equipment; and ••• Income for the junior division of BWHA.
During the 1999 season, we believe we have achieved these aims.
In respect of prices for the equipment on offer, favourable terms were negotiated with various suppliers. We then set price margins that assured our customers the best retail prices in Brisbane.
For the year 2000, we are seeking to expand our “factory direct” supplies. The result will be even better prices for our customers.
In terms of service, we were able to help many customers with repairs to their equipment, and respond to requests for specialist and specialised hockey equipment. Because of our arrangements with suppliers, we were able to fulfill customers’ orders within one or two weeks, and save them some dollars on normal retail prices. These services will operate again in the 2000 season.
43 We continue to expand our extensive range of hockey equipment catalogues, and hope our customers will make even greater use of this service next season.
Funds raised by the Hockey Shop are used to promote, develop and support young hockey players. Last year’s report stated the contribution for the 1998 season was just $3,500. The actual audited amount was $4109.00. (Sorry my mistake!!.)
The surplus (net profit) for the first half of the 1999 season was reasonable. For the second half of the 1999 season, there is bad news and good news. The bad news is because of very poor weather during July and August, and some confusion about which hockey sticks are likely to be banned next year, sales since 1 July are down by 50%. The audited final figure for 1999 was a surplus of $3530.00.
The good news is that the Hockey Shop will be open for the Golden Oldies Festival in October. Therefore, the figures for the financial year ending 30.9.2000 will hopefully show a vast improvement on the 1999 results.
I would like to thank all executive members and staff of BWHA for their cooperation, support and advice during the 1999 season.
I would like to thank the clubs for providing “volunteers” to assist in the shop during the season. Thank you to our customers, players, their families and friends. You have all contributed to the fun of doing something to contribute to the great sport of Hockey.
The shop is ready for business for the year 2000 season. You want hockey equipment at the right price, just call me. Place you club and individual orders early, and the shop will provide.
Jim Northcott
CAPS REPORT
With no official coordinator of CAPS in 1999 very few new registrations were recorded which is a worry as the training our young people receive in this program benefits themselves, their clubs and BWHA. I attended a seminar with the Dept of Sport and other sports who have CAPS. This was a valuable day but emphasised the restructuring that is happening at the top and this restructuring has had an impact on the processing of Certificates which has demanding numerous phone calls throughout the year. Hopefully the restructuring will be complete next year and CAPS will run a little more smoothly.
Having said this the girls in the program who did complete steps were again invaluable to our association and I am sure their clubs. I would like to thank Kathy & Jo Argent for their enthusiasm in taking over the running of the Under 11 Southern Cross for CAPS while I was incapacitated. They did a great job and again our CAPS Participants showed the great value they are to our association. Jolene has written a number of recommendations for next year that I hope the Junior Management Committee and the new CAPS coordinator takes on board to further improve the already successful U11 Southern Cross.
Our CAPS Participants continue to have a major impact on BWHA with the tradition of a CAPS participant working for their Sports Leader Award running our Minkey and Modified Competition. This has never been an easy task and when reminded that the past five Minkey & Modified supervisors have
44 been under 21 years of age it is timely to remember the value of the CAPS program. Kathryn McMurtrie did an exceptional job in this capacity this year. The weather, the champions trophy and the change of venue all adding problems to an already difficult job, but Kathryn showed her maturity and organisational capabilities and should be congratulated on an outstanding effort.
Two other participants worked towards their Sports Leader Awards this year Jolene Argent and Pamela Bolton both performed a valuable service to BWHA and their clubs and should be congratulated on their efforts.
New participants this year Kara Stanton and Jaimie Smith completed their Step 1 in 1999.
I hope that the position of CAPS coordinator can be filled in 2000. The program is invaluable. I am happy to help anyone who would like to take the position on, it is not over time consuming but is of great benefit to our association and clubs.
Kathy Duggan
JUNIOR UMPIRES TEST RESULTS.
NAME CLUB MARK PASS
ALLEN, Michelle Norths 34 C ALLEY, Megan South West United 36 B ALLISON, Hope Easts 30 C ANDERSEN, Erin BSHS 32 C ANDERSON, Lisa South West United 35 B ANDRESEN, Beth Norths 32 C ANDRESEN, Katie Norths 25 C ASH, Kylie Easts 28 C BACKEN, Samantha Easts 39 B BANKS, Lucy Arana Ascot 30 C BARKER, Harriet South West United 38 B BASON, Leanne Redcliffe 31 C BATTAMS, Kate Norths 32 C BIFFIN, Krystle Pine Hills 29 C BIRD, Elizabeth Redcliffe 45 A BIRKS, Julia Sth Brisbane Eagles 34.5 C BISHOP, Laura Arana Ascot 31 C BLACKMORE, Daniell Kedron Wavell 39 B BLESSINGTON, Jasmin Arana Ascot 27 C BLESSINGTON, Kirsty Arana Ascot 36 B BLOYE, Jasmin Redcliffe 29.5 C BLYTH, Alex Valley 43 B BLYTH, Madonna Valley 46 A BOLTON, Pamela Arana Ascot 47 A BOTT, Lizzie Arana Ascot 30 C BOWDEN, Laura Arana Ascot 33 C BOWKETT, Michelle Easts 40 B BOZUWA, Emma Sth Brisbane Eagles 41 B BROUGH, Sally Commercial 33.5 C BROWN, Emma Commercial 35 B BURTON, Nicole St Andrews 32 C BUTLER, Lauren Arana Ascot 32 C BUTTENSHAW, Ron Pine Rivers 46 A CAHILL, Jody Arana Ascot 34 C 45 CAIRD, Christine St Andrews 39.5 B CAIRD, Sonya St Andrews 38.5 B CALLANAN, Katherine Norths 34 C CAMERON, Klarchen South West United 38 B CAMPBELL, Julie-Ann Valley 45.5 A CANNELL, Melissa Arana Ascot 32 C CARRINGTON, Jacqui Commercial 39.5 B CARRINGTON, Robyn Commercial 35.5 B CARSON, Kate Arana Ascot 30 C CARTER, Nadia Arana Ascot 29 C CASH, Sheridan Norths 36 B CHAMBERS, Melita Kedron Wavell 28.5 C CHAMBERS, Xana Norths 27 C CHATFIELD, Heather Valley 36.5 B CHEALES, Amanda South West United 30 C CHEALES, Nicole South West United 25 C CHRISTENSEN, Nicole South West United 32.5 C CLEATOR, Helen Valley 42 B CLEATOR, Laura Valley 46.5 A COLLINS, Alissa Arana Ascot 43 B COLLINS, Emma Easts 36 B COOK, Amanda Easts 30 C COOPER, Kimberley Arana Ascot 34 C CORNOCK, Rachel Arana Ascot 36 B CREEVEY, Kate Easts 28.5 C CURRIE, Sarah Easts 34.5 C DADSON, Shana Redcliffe 43.5 B DARVELL, Millie St Andrews 26 C DAVIES, Karalyn Norths 27 C DAVIES, Kieryn Norths 37 B DENNING, Megan St Andrews 38.5 B DENNISS, Jessica Easts 33 C DEVLIN, Caitlin Norths 31 C DOBBIE, Karlee Arana Ascot 32 C DOOLAN NICHOLSON, Rachel Norths 30 C DOYLE, Courtney Norths 27 C DUGGAN, Kathryn Arana Ascot 41 B DUNLOP, Katie Kedron Wavell 29.5 C DUNN, Lyndsay Logan 35 B DUNN, Rachel St Andrews 42 B DUNNING, Michelle Valley 38 B EASTON, Jenny Redcliffe 45 A EASTON, Tanya Redcliffe 43.5 B EDMONDS, Annie Pine Hills 32 C EDSTEIN, Michelle Norths 35 B ELLIOT, Melanie St Andrews 37 B FABIAN, Rebecca Easts 30.5 C FARLEY, Jessica Arana Ascot 36 B FITCH, Holly Valley 45.5 A FITZGERALD, Erin Sth Brisbane Eagles 45 A FLUERTY, Leigh-Ann Easts 31 C GALLAGHER, Bree Arana Ascot 45 A GIBSON, Amy Norths 35 B GIFKINS, Tammy Sth Brisbane Eagles 41 B GORDON, Erin Commercial 36 B GRANT, Christine South West United 33 C GRAYSON, Stephanie Kedron Wavell 34.5 C GREEN, Nicole Arana Ascot 28 C GRIBBLE, Lisa Norths 38 B
46 GRIM, Alison Norths 34 C HALL, Lisa Kedron Wavell 31 C HALPIN, Samantha Redcliffe 32 C HAMMETT, Sarah Norths 33.5 C HAMMOND, Bianca Pine Hills 34 C HAND, Nerida Kedron Wavell 40.5 B HARRINGTON, Catherine South West United 36.5 B HARVEY, Jane Norths 34 C HAZELMAN, Veronica Valley 39 B HEATH, Toni St Andrews 39.5 B HEFFELL, Yvonne South West United 37.5 B HICKS, Samantha Redcliffe 45 A HILLESS, Katie Easts 29.5 C HOLLEY, Megan Kedron Wavell 37.5 B HOLLEY, Mellisa Kedron Wavell 30 C HOLLIDAY, Jane Arana Ascot 29 C HOLLIER, Claire South West United 44.5 B HOLLIER, Rachel South West United 33 C HOLLITT, Nakita Valley 40 B HOLMES, Amy Valley 45 A HOWARD, Jenna Redcliffe 40 B HURLEY, Lauren Easts 33 C HUXLEY, Stephanie Norths 35 B JARRETT, Jessica St Andrews 27 C JEFFERY, Andrea Easts 27 C JOHNSTON, Liz St Andrews 32 C JONES, Kylie Bulimba 43 B JONES, Samantha Bulimba 47 A JOSEPH, Tammy St Andrews 41 B JOY, Mellisa Arana Ascot 27 C JOYCE, Felicity Kedron Wavell 35 B KELLERMEYER, Zoe-Brooke Easts 42 B KENNEDY, Amy St Andrews 33 C KENNEDY, Janelle South West United 31.5 C KENNEDY, Morgan Norths 34 C KENNY, Elise Pine Rivers 28.5 C KING, Samantha St Andrews 37.5 B KIRK, Kristin Arana Ascot 34 C KNOX, Claire Valley 44 B KOHN, Sally Arana Ascot 38.5 B LAMB, Christine Kedron Wavell 32 C LAMB, Kathleen Kedron Wavell 33 C LAMBERT, Rebecca Arana Ascot 45 A LANE, Jessica Kedron Wavell 33 C LAWLER, Kellie Arana Ascot 29 C LAWRENCE, Cassie Norths 29 C LEAVER, Rebecca Easts 38 B LEHMAN, Emily Arana Ascot 30 C LEHMAN, Sarah Arana Ascot 26 C LEIGHTON, Kristy St Andrews 37.5 B LEITCH, Kate Norths 32 C L'ESTRANGE, Gemma Norths 38 B LIEBICH, Kirsten Easts 30.5 C LOCKE, Genevieve Norths 34 C LOCKE, Zoe Norths 36 B LUCEY, Mary-Therese St Andrews 37 B M, Natalie Norths 31 C MacDONALD, Kate Pine Hills 29 C MACKAY, Kirsten Commercial 31 C
47 MACLEAN, Lisa Redcliffe 32.5 C MADDOX, Shandelle Sth Brisbane Eagles 46 A MAGEE, Katie South West United 33 C MALE, Lucy St Andrews 31.5 C MANITZKY, Louise Norths 34 C MANNING, Brook Arana Ascot 30 C MARSDEN, Alissia Logan 38 B MARTIN, Jessica Pine Rivers 28 C MASKO, Nikki BSHS 36 B McCALL, Kate Kedron Wavell 33 C McDONALD, Carmen St Andrews 30.5 C McDONALD, Sharn Arana Ascot 27 C McHUGH, Fiona Arana Ascot 32 C McHUGH, Melanie Arana Ascot 36 B McKEE, Sarah Norths 25 C McLEAN, Lisa Redcliffe 32.5 C McLEOD, Minka Valley 46 A McMURTRIE, Lauren Arana Ascot 34 C McQUEEN, Fiona Kedron Wavell 42 B McSWEENEY, Andrea Valley 45.5 A McSWEENEY, Kate St Andrews 42 B McTAGGART, Jill South West United 40 B McTAGGART, Laura South West United 42 B MEE, Belinda Pine Hills 32 C MILLMAN, Candace South West United 31.5 C MORRIS, Averil Arana Ascot 41.5 B MULVIHILL, Jane Norths 35 B MURPHY, Brioda Valley 45 A MURPHY, Courtney Redcliffe 35 B MURPHY, Rebecca Redcliffe 37.5 B NEWTON, Sara BSHS 37 B NICOL, Jeanette St Andrews 40.5 B NISSEN, Adele Arana Ascot 30 C NOLAN, Lyana Kedron Wavell 26 C NOVELLA, Nicole Redcliffe 43 B OAKHILL, Rebecca Easts 28 C O'CONNOR, Courtney Norths 33 C O'SULLIVAN, Gillian South West United 44 B O'TOOLE, Sally Easts 34 C PACKER, Rachel Arana Ascot 25.5 C PEACOCK, Hayley South West United 32 C PEEL, Lara Norths 34 C PETERS, Carley Arana Ascot 43.5 B PINCOMBE, Jenny South West United 38 B PULSFORD, Nicole South West United 36 B RAKE, Peta Norths 25 C REGNART, Katharine Commercial 41 B REID, Alicia Commercial 38 B REID, Julia St Andrews 28 C REID, Kirsty Redcliffe 44 B REILLY, Kiara Pine Rivers 45 A REILLY, Wayne Pine Rivers 47 A RICHARDS, Lauren South West United 46 A RICHTER, Kristy Kedron Wavell 26.5 C ROBERSON, Ashleigh Commercial 38 B ROBERSON, Kate Commercial 40.5 B ROBERTS, Katie Kedron Wavell 31 C ROBERTS, Mellisa Kedron Wavell 29 C RYAN, Kelly Pine Hills 30 C
48 RYAN, Nicola Pine Hills 32 C RYAN, Rebecca Arana Ascot 30 C SCAMP, Alana Kedron Wavell 34 C SCARFF, Belinda Kedron Wavell 34.5 C SCARFF, Justine Valley 36.5 B SCHLOMAN, Kristina Easts 33 C SCHLOMAN, Tiffany Easts 35 B SCHRAMM, Amy St Andrews 32.5 C SCOTT, Cheynee Arana Ascot 30 C SHAND, Sarah South West United 34 C SHORTT, Sophia South West United 32 C SMALLHORNE, Lee Redcliffe 44 B SMITH, Courtney Easts 35 B SMITH, Jaimie Arana Ascot 31 C SMITH, Kristy Arana Ascot 27 C SMITH, Marlena Arana Ascot 33.5 C STAMMERS, Amanda Easts 38.5 B STAMMERS, Michelle Easts 35 B STANTON, Kara Arana Ascot 37 B STEPHENSON, Jenna Easts 31.5 C STEWART, Sophie Pine Hills 29 C STOCKLEY, Meagan Pine Hills 35 B STRAAYER, Carly Commercial 41 B STRINGFELLOW, Megan Kedron Wavell 32 C SUTTON, Chloe St Andrews 26 C TAYLOR, Susan Sth Brisbane Eagles 41 B THAI, Marlyne Sth Brisbane Eagles 36 B THOMPSON, Christine Sth Brisbane Eagles 35 B THOMPSON, Sarah-Jane Easts 31 C THORP, Kali St Andrews 28 C THORPE, Blayne St Andrews 38.5 B THORPE, Desley St Andrews 34 C THORPE, Jamie Commercial 40.5 B TOZER, Vicky Pine Hills 26 C TUCK, Caitlyn Kedron Wavell 43.5 B TUPPER, Jamie South West United 27 C TUPPER, Shannon South West United 40.5 B UHLHORN, Amy Norths 29 C UHLHORN, Sophie Norths 32 C Van BRUEGEL, Angela Arana Ascot 38 B VEARING, Jodie Commercial 42.5 B VROMANS, Lauren Norths 39.5 B VROMANS, Renee Norths 35 B WACKERLIN, Cara South West United 37.5 B WAGNER, Christine Easts 44.5 B WAGNER, Dianne Easts 36 B WALLIS, Debbie BSHS 32 C WETHERELD, Neva Norths 28 C WETHERELD, Tess Norths 28 C WHEELER, Lizzie South West United 37 B WHITING, Grace Norths 29 C WHITLOCK, Shona St Andrews 40 B WILKIE, Jessica St Andrews 35 B WILKINSON, Annalise Arana Ascot 39 B WILLIAMS, Kate South West United 34 C WILLIAMSON, Stacey Pine Rivers 48.5 A WOODCOCK, Tegan Easts 32 C WOODFORD, Rachel Commercial 38 B WOODS, Katherine Easts 35 B
49 WOODWARD, Kate Arana Ascot 29 C WUNDKE, Camilla Norths 28 C YOUNG, Amy Kedron Wavell 32.5 C YOUNG, Georgina St Andrews 26 C YOUNGER, Chelsea Arana Ascot 29 C ZOELLER, Ria Arana Ascot 28 C
JUNIOR UMPIRES REPORT:
The year began with forty-five (45) nominations of people who wished to be tested for their Brisbane Junior Umpires Badge and four (4) for their Brisbane Intermediate Umpires Badge. This leads to the first problem of trying to accommodate all these with at least three (3) practical tests.
Thanks must go to the following people who helped me in testing the candidates. Jo Argent helped me every week with testing which I am most grateful. Rosanna Pappalardo and Catherine Costello helped on a fortnightly basis. Kathy Duggan and Caroline Schomberg helped whenever they could or when I desperately needed another person.
The nominations closed to find that there were more than enough applicants to go to the Under 13 and 15 State Championships. This lead to a selection process over two (2) weeks at the trials of the Under 13 and 15 Brisbane teams. This was most beneficial for both players and umpires.
Jo Argent, Kassie Tupper and Lucinda Hollitt went to the Under 13 Championships at Buderim to obtain their Queensland Junior Umpires Badge. All three (3) were successful in gaining this award even though the championship was abandoned due to rain. Fiona Chatfield, Louise Woodford and Lauren Harten went to the Under 15 Championship in Gladstone. Fiona and Louise both obtained their Queensland Senior Umpires Badge while Lauren obtained her Queensland Junior Umpires Badge,
There were a few umpiring complaints at both Downey Park and at The State Hockey Centre (Colmslie). These were due to clubs allocating umpires to games that were to high for the umpire's ability. There were also clubs that sent girls to umpire games with a friend that was not capable of helping. It is the clubs responsibility to help and train their beginning umpires until they are at a suitable level to be by themselves.
A Junior Umpire's Exam was set for all representative players and people being tested for their umpire's badge. This was due to be completed over one (1) weekend at the end of July. However this weekend was washed out due to the conditions of the fields so it was postponed to mid August. It was also asked if all clubs could try to encourage all U13A, J1 and J2 players in their clubs to participate at a club training. The tests were to be marked by the clubs with results sent to the Downey Park Office.
The standard of umpires for semifinals and finals was high and I would like to thank all of them for their professionalism and the time they gave.
Congratulations to the seventeen (17) people who received their Brisbane Junior Umpires Badge. Congratulations to Louise Woodford for receiving the Vicki Spice Memorial Shield. Congratulations to Kylie Jones for being named the Most Improved Junior Umpire.
I would like to thank everyone who umpired this year and I hope that you continue to improve and learn as you umpire in the future.
Alyson Aleksic Junior Umpire Board Convenor
50 PRACTICAL UMPIRES BADGES - 1999
BWHA JUNIOR:
Emma Bosuwa South Brisbane Eagles Ron Buttenshaw Pine Rivers Donna Cook Easts Catherine Hall Brisbane State High School Lauren Hurley Easts Kylie Jones Bulimba Rebecca Lambert Arana Ascot Krysty Leighton Saint Andrews Lisca McClanachan Valley Kiara Reilly Pine Rivers Wayne Reilly Pine Rivers Lauren Richards South West United Jane Shipp South West United Tarsi Sohos Brisbane State High School Jayne Tokesi Brisbane State High School Jessica Wilkie Saint Andrews Jodie Vearing Commercial
PRACTICAL BADGES AWARDED AT STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS - 1999
QUEENSLAND JUNIOR:
Jolene Argent Easts Lauren Harten Valley Lucinda Hollitt Valley Kassie Tupper South West United
QUEENSLAND SENIOR:
Fiona Chatfield Valley Louise Woodford Commercial
VICKI SPICE MEMORIAL SHIELD - MOST PROMISING JUNIOR UMPIRE
Louise Woodford
MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR UMPIRE
Kylie Jones
WOMENS HOCKEY AUSTRALIA UNDER 16 DIVISION II INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
51 1999 JUNIOR RESULTS
PREMIERSHIP WINNERS MINOR PREMIERS
BEST CLUB TROPHY – TAXATION SHIELD
BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE – RUBY ROBINSON SHIELD
VICKI SPICE MEMORIAL SHIELD – MOST PROMISING JUNIOR UMPIRE
MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR UMPIRE
TOP GOAL SCORERS 1999
DIVISION PLAYER CLUB GOALS
JUNIOR POINTS TABLE
J1 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Valley 16 10 5 1 40 9 31 25 Easts 16 11 3 2 27 13 14 25 Commercial 16 10 4 2 26 12 14 24 Redcliffe 16 4 8 4 19 13 6 16 Kedron Wavell 16 3 7 6 15 17 -2 13 Arana Ascot 16 4 4 8 17 24 -7 12 South West United 16 4 4 8 24 33 -9 12 St Andrews 16 3 3 10 11 26 -15 9 Sth Brisbane Eagles 16 3 2 11 14 44 -32 8
J2 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Kedron Wavell 14 6 6 2 16 10 6 18 Commercial 14 6 5 3 13 7 6 17 BSHS 14 6 5 3 18 13 5 17 Bulimba 14 6 4 4 13 9 4 16 Valley 14 6 4 4 16 14 2 16 Pine Rivers 14 5 5 4 17 14 3 15 Easts 14 3 4 7 11 19 -8 10 Norths 14 0 3 11 7 25 -18 3
J3 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS BSHS 12 8 3 1 18 3 15 19 John Paul College 12 6 5 1 19 5 14 17 Pine Rivers 12 4 6 2 11 9 2 14 St Andrews 12 4 4 4 6 6 0 12 52 Lourdes Hill 12 5 2 5 9 15 -6 12 South West United 12 2 4 6 5 13 -8 8 Commercial 12 0 2 10 1 19 -18 2
J4 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Arana Ascot 14 10 3 1 33 10 23 23 Kedron Wavell 14 9 3 2 25 4 21 21 Redcliffe 14 9 3 2 32 14 18 21 BSHS Blue 14 5 2 7 18 32 -14 12 Valley 14 4 3 7 22 19 3 11 Bulimba 14 4 3 7 15 17 -2 11 BSHS Maroon 14 2 5 7 15 27 -12 9 Sth Brisbane Eagles 14 1 2 11 6 43 -37 4
J5 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS John Paul College 14 10 2 2 36 6 30 22 Kedron Wavell 14 9 2 3 16 9 7 20 Norths 14 6 4 4 13 12 1 16 Pine Rivers 14 6 3 5 10 9 1 15 St Andrews 14 7 0 7 15 14 1 14 Bulimba 14 3 5 6 8 11 -3 11 BSHS 14 3 2 9 14 30 -16 8 South West United 14 2 2 10 6 27 -21 6
J6 TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Easts 15 12 2 1 46 4 42 26 Logan 15 10 3 2 44 9 35 23 Pine Hills 15 9 1 5 40 14 26 19 John Paul College 15 6 3 6 19 16 3 15 BSHS 15 2 1 12 12 52 -40 5 BGGS 15 1 0 14 3 69 -66 2
13A TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Valley 14 12 2 0 52 10 42 26 Arana Ascot 14 8 3 3 38 16 22 19 Kedron Wavell 14 8 2 4 41 16 25 18 Norths 14 5 5 4 27 18 9 15 Easts 14 5 3 6 20 21 -1 13 South West United 14 5 3 6 23 27 -4 13 Commercial 14 3 2 9 18 34 -16 8 Bulimba 7 0 0 7 2 46 -44 0
13B TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Valley 14 11 3 0 58 10 48 25 Pine Hills 14 7 3 4 25 15 10 17 Pine Rivers 14 5 6 3 13 17 -4 16 St Andrews 14 3 7 4 21 18 3 13 South West United 14 5 3 6 21 30 -9 13
53 Arana Ascot 14 3 4 7 9 23 -14 10 Easts 14 4 1 9 12 22 -10 9 Sth Brisbane Eagles 14 2 5 7 12 36 -24 9
13C TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Kedron Wavell 14 9 2 3 30 8 22 20 Norths 14 8 2 4 23 19 4 18 Redcliffe 14 6 4 4 15 11 4 16 Logan 7 7 0 0 29 1 28 14 BSHS 14 5 1 8 25 23 2 11 Moreton Bay College 14 4 1 9 13 28 -15 9 Valley 14 4 0 10 10 34 -24 8 South West United 14 0 2 12 2 56 -54 2
11A TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS St Andrews 14 12 1 1 62 7 55 25 Pine Rivers 14 11 1 2 32 6 26 23 Valley 14 9 2 3 37 9 28 20 Commercial 14 8 1 5 21 13 8 17 Norths 14 7 0 7 26 19 7 14 Bulimba 14 3 1 10 10 45 -34 7 Easts 14 1 2 11 7 61 -54 4 Arana Ascot 14 0 2 12 0 35 -35 2
11B TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Kedron Wavell 12 8 4 0 43 14 29 20 South West United 12 7 5 0 37 8 29 19 Pine Hills 12 5 6 1 30 11 19 16 Valley 12 4 5 3 22 13 9 13 Moreton Bay College 12 2 4 6 8 25 -17 8 St Andrews 12 2 4 6 10 28 -18 8 Arana Ascot 12 0 0 12 1 52 -51 0
11C TEAM GAMES WON DRAWN LOST GF GA GD POINTS Logan 14 1 2 1 37 8 29 24 Pine Rivers 14 7 6 1 21 4 17 20 Commercial 14 7 2 5 28 10 18 16 Valley (1) 14 7 2 5 26 11 15 16 South West United 14 6 4 4 18 8 10 16 Norths 14 4 3 7 10 8 2 11 Kedron Wavell 14 4 1 9 8 31 -23 9 Valley (2) 14 0 0 14 1 69 -58 0
1999 JUNIOR RECORDS
BRISBANE UNDER 11 SOUTHERN CROSS Sunday 1 August 1999, Downey Park
TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3
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BRISBANE UNDER 13 SOUTHERN CROSS
TEAM 1 TEAM 2
BRISBANE U13 REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS QUEENSLAND STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 21 – 25 JUNE 1999 BUDERIM
TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3
Ashleigh Roberson (C)Comm Ailssia Marsden (C) Logan Katie Dunlop (C) K Wav Rachel Woodford (VC)Comm Kate McLean (VC) Bulimba Mary Lucy (VC) St And Alexandra Blyth Valley Leanne Bason K Wavell Kylie Ash Easts Sally Brough Comm Julie-Ann Campbell (GK) Valley Jasmin Bloyne Redcliffe Laura Cleator Valley Helen Cleator Valley Sarah Currie Easts Rachel Dunn St And Kathryn Duggan A Ascot Caitlin Devlin Norths Veronica Hazelman Valley Stephanie Grayson K Wavell Samantha Jones Bulimba Nakita Hollitt (GK) Valley Sarah Hammett Norths Elise Kenny P Riv Amy Holmes Valley Melissa Holley K Wavell Rachel Packer A Ascot Sally O’Toole Easts Kathleen Lamb K Wavell Hannah Reid St And Carly Straayer Comm Kirsten Mackay Comm Kristy Smith (GK) A Ascot Chelsea Younger A Ascot Courtney Murphy Redcliffe Michelle Stammers Easts Dianne Wagner Easts Lauren Vromans Norths Jamie Tupper SWU
Coach: Lyn Quirk Coach: Ross Carrington Coach: Greg Hammett Asst Coach: John Bowkett Asst Coach : Sandy Smith Asst Coach : Shauna Ure Manager: Marg Tupper Manager: Sue Wagner Manager: Lisa Jones
U13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Division 1 Division 2 Division 3
Player of the Final:
Best Sixteen:
Talent Identified:
BRISBANE UNDER 15 SOUTHERN CROSS
TEAM 1 TEAM 2
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BRISBANE U15 REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP 27 JUNE – 1 JULY 1999 GLADSTONE
TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3
Coach: Coach: Coach: Manager: Manager: Manager: Results: Results: Results:
U15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Division 1 Division 2 Division 3
Player of the Series: Player of the Final Division 1: Best Sixteen:
Talent Identified:
U15 Players Identified for Future Development:
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Coach: Manager:
BRISBANE U16 DIVISION 2 INVITATIONAL AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Coach: Manager: Umpire:
CAPS COMMITTEE FOR U11 SOUTHERN CROSS
Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
Match Secretary Committee
Umpires Committee
Catering Committee
Organising Committee
First Aid
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Bree Gallagher Ascot Amanda Pappalardo Kedron Wavell Ashleigh Roberson Commercial Emma Street Commercial Jacqueline Carrington Commercial Kate Roberson Commercial Kathryn Duggan Arana Ascot Kathryn Flood Kedron Wavell Kelly Dwyer Valley Kylie Patteson Kedron Wavell Robyn Carrington Commercial Sarah Walton Valley Jodie Vearing Commercial
BALL GIRLS FOR CHAMPIONS TROPHY LIMITED 1999
Sarah Walton Valley Bree Gallagher Ascot Kathryn Duggan Arana Ascot Amy Holmes Valley Jodie Vearing Commercial Katherine Regnart Commercial Kellie Dwyer Valley Katie Hilless Easts Ashleigh Roberson Commercial Jamie Thorpe Commercial Kate Roberson Commercial Minka McLeod Valley Amanda Pappalardo Kedron Wavell Averil Morris Arana Ascot Kathryn Flood Kedron Wavell Jessica Farley Arana Ascot Kylie Patteson Kedron Wavell Jane Shipp Sth West United Emma Street Commercial Michelle Dunning Valley Kim Gerrand Kedron Wavell
BALL GIRLS FOR BWHA FINALS
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