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OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2013

PATRONESS Hon Teresa Gambaro MP

LIFE MEMBERS * Denotes deceased

Mrs A Todd * – 1941 Miss J Clarke * – 1941 Mrs E T Dobbin AM MBE *– 1948 Mrs R Robinson AM MBE *–1948 Mrs K Langan – 1954 Miss W McMullin * – 1955 Miss L Mauchlan – 1956 Miss N Mauchlan * – 1956 Mrs E Grealy * – 1958 Miss I Sim * - 1961 Mrs E McDougall OAM * – 1963 Mrs M Josiffe OAM * – 1963 Mrs F Crunkhorn * – 1964 Miss B Watson * – 1969 Miss S Otto – 1970 Mrs J Viertel OAM – 1972 Mrs F Wastell – 1979 Mrs E Green * – 1980

Dr M Hughes OAM *– 1981 Miss H Scraggs OAM – 1982 Miss J Snarski * – 1983 Mrs J Tidey – 1984 Mrs A Parkyn – 1985 Miss J Ellis – 1988 Mrs N Gordon – 1989 Mrs L Thomas – 1990 Mrs J Mecklem – 1992 Mrs R Nix OAM – 1995 Mrs J Proctor – 1999 Mrs M Chatfield – 2000 Mrs J Heron – 2001 Miss M Cockings* - 2002 Ms J Hadfield – 2008 Ms C Kann – 2009 Ms C Schomberg – 2010

LONG SERVICE AWARDS * Denotes deceased

June Ballantyne (10)–1997 Lesley Bennett (10) – 2012 Keith Nix (10) – 1997 Melda Dunning (10) – 2012 Lesley Schoenwald (10)–1997 Desley Mackey (10) 2012 Judy Keen (10) – 1998 Wendy Stephens (10) – 2012 Michele Arnold (10) –1999 Lyn Hill (10) – 2012 Alyson Aleksic (10) – 2000 Ros Julien (10) – 2012 Val Bartlett (10) – 2003 Denise Byrne (15) – 1992 Annette Eve (10) – 2003 Denise Roberts (15) – 1992 Bev Broadfoot (10) - 2004 Jack Manders * (15) – 1994 Liz O’Connor (10) -2004 Nola Slade (15) – 2000 Helen Allen (10) - 2005 Julene Grant (15) – 2003 Helen Hill (10) - 2006 Meg Brodie (15) – 2008 Elma Brennand (10) – 2007 Amanda Higgs (15) – 2008 Cathy Taylor (10) – 2008 Rhonda Bentley (15) - 2010 Sue Anderson (10) – 2009 Lisa-Maree Jones (15) - 2010 Di Brodie (10) – 2009 Robyn Sneddon (15) – 2010 Margaret Brown (10) – 2009 Nikki Taylor (15) - 2010 Christine Blanchard (10) – 2010 Robyn Andersen (15) - 2011 Angela Coleman (10) – 2010 Diana Young (15) - 2011 Petra Faas O’Meara (10) – 2010 Keith Tidey (20) – 2005 Karin Walduck (10) – 2011 Sue Brough (20) – 2010 Sonya Fisher (10) – 2011 Graham Wakefield (25) – 2008


PRESIDENT Dr Karin Walduck PLANNING & POLICIES Christine Blanchard STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS Karin Walduck SPONSORSHIP & MARKETING Michelle Dunning HONORARY SOLICITOR Susan Andersen GRADING C’TEE CONVENOR Jenny Heron GRADING C’TEE TURF Jenny Heron (C) Frances Wright Debbie Wark GRADING C’TEE GRASS Lesley Bennett (C) Judy Hartnett Diana Young COMPETITIONS C’TEE TURF Jenny Heron (C) Diana Young Kara Stanton COMPETITION C’TEE GRASS Lesley Bennett (C) Judy Hartnett Diana Young UNIFORM OFFICER Rhonda Bentley Jenny Tidey Maria Mijts TURF UMPIRES STEWARD Sonya Fisher

VICE-PRESIDENT Christine Blanchard

TREASURER Sonya Fisher

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

COMPETITIONS – FIXTURES & GRADING

Jenny Heron

COMPETITIONS – MASTERS & UMPIRES & TECHNICAL

Lesley Bennett

TURF MATCH SECRETARY Meg Brodie

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, GRANTS,

SPONSORSHIP & MARKETING Sonya Fisher

FACILITY MANAGEMENT

& DEVELOPMENT Meg Brodie

JUNIORS &

PARTICIPATION Debbie Wark

AUDITOR Don Munro

CONSTITUTION C’TEE

Meg Brodie (C) Ronda Nix

Sally Harper

JUDICIARY C’TEE Kathryn Austen (Asc) Wendy Nichols (Bul) Sue Brough (Ccial)

Amanda Higgs (Cdores) Robyn Andersen (Easts) Deborah Awyzio (KW)

Lisa Toia (Logan) Sandra Beirne (Nths) Leanne Slade (PH)

Marianne Graham (PR) Hannah Bloch (QUT)

Anita Sikes (Red) Frances Wright (Sts)

Elizabeth Parker (SBE) Rhonda Salway (SWU)

Tallulah Keagi (UQ) Helen Sharpe (Valley)

APPEALS COMMITTEE

Hannah Bloch Petra Faas O’Meara (C)

Ronda Nix

MASTERS ORGANISING C’TEE Gail Blackwell

Petra Faas O’Meara Judy Hartnett Diana Young

Melissa Franklin

HONORARY ENGINEER

Keith Nix

HOUSE C’TEE Meg Brodie (C)

Michelle Watt

GROUNDS C’TEE Meg Brodie (C) Amanda Higgs

UMPIRES &

TECHNICAL C’TEE Lesley Bennett (C)

Sarah Sheppard Cheryl Kann

Christina Nipperess-Sims Ronda Nix

Lyn Thomas Judy Hartnett

Kayleen Smith

MASTERS SELECTION C'TEE

Janene McCall Diana Young (C)

Jenny Heron Sandra Beirne

SUPER LEAGUE & OPEN SELECTION

C’TEE Kristin Muir Nikki Taylor

Di Brodie


BWHA STAFF & CONTRACTED SERVICES

SECRETARY Kathy Proctor SATURDAY ADMIN Charlotte Hawson Lorraine Carroll

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER /

ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT

Leah Wenzel resigned June 2013 Lisa Donaldson from June 2013

DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION

Sue Barsby

REGIONAL COACHING DIRECTOR Sharyn Simpson (resigned Oct 2013)

HOCKEY BRISBANE MEDIA MANAGER Paul Mills

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER / ADMINISTRATION

ASSISTANT Regie Fisher

GROUNDS STAFF Noala Gordon John Robinson

DP BAR Denise Byrne

DP TIME STEWARD Dayna Callaghan

Camille Collins CANTEEN

Olivia Barsby Rae Cassimatis (co-c) Katie Dean Taylor Gallagher Natalie Goulding Sarah Dean Melanie Blanchard (co-c) Tayler Farquhar Claire Carkeet Claire Malowiecki Abby Nicholls Lucy Bradbury

Paige Schouw

SPORTS TRAINERS John Thomas Atherli Cross

Hannah Christenson Rohan Force

Justine Smith Force Sports Team

2013 HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs Nicole Andrew Mrs Annette Asplin Mrs Rhonda Bentley

Mr John Bowkett Mr Shane Bradnoch

Mrs Rose Butler Mrs Lynn Cowie-

McAllister Mrs Sue Cross

Mr Keith Dilger Mrs Lisa Goodall Mrs Wendy Hack

Mrs Jennifer Kelly Mrs Cathy Kerr

Mrs Kerryn Knights Mr Andrew Mackay

Mrs Geraldine McEniery Mrs Kellie McGrory Ms Aleeta Micallef

Ms Kristin Muir Mr John Pembroke

Mrs Daphne Pirie MBE

Mrs Kerri-Ann Punch Mr Kevin Ralph

Mr Damian Shirley Mr Darren Smith Mr John Thomas Mr Keith Tidey Mr Max Travers

Mrs Christine Vanderwolf Mr Graham Wakefield

Mr Ian Watts

GRASS UMPIRES STEWARD Judy Hartnett MASTER UMPIRES STERWARD Lesley Bennett

MASTERS FIXTURES & GRADING C’TEE

Judy Hartnett Lesley Bennett (C) Petra Faas O’Meara

U18 SELECTION C'TEE Kristin Muir

Kelli Robinson Di Brodie

ARCHIVE C’TEE

Elma Brennand Shirley Otto

Joyce Proctor


2013 MEETINGS

MANAGEMENT (21) COUNCIL (8) Attendance Name Attendance Club

19 Karin Walduck 7 All Hallows 15 Christine Blanchard 8 Ascot / Arana Ascot 14 Sonya Fisher 7 Bulimba 18 Lesley Bennett 1 BSHS 18 Meg Brodie 7 Commercial 18 Michelle Dunning 8 Commodores 17 Jenny Heron 8 Easts 17 Debbie Wark 5 Kedron Wavell 19 Kath Proctor 6 Logan 4 Sharyn Simpson 6 LHC

JNR C’TEE (10) 4 MBC 7 Sonya Taylor 7 Norths 9 Sue Carey 8 Pine Hills 5 Kelli Robinson 8 Pine Rivers 9 Kristin Muir 6 QUT 7 Helen Hill 7 Redcliffe 8 Sue Speight 7 St Andrews 2 Zoe Goodwin 8 SBE 5 Regie Fisher 3 Stuartholme 2 Sharyn Simpson 7 SWU 1 Leah Wenzel 3 University 1 Lisa Donaldson 4 Valleys


CONTENTS

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President’s Report 6

Vale – Mary Cockings 7

Vice President’s Report 7

Secretary’s Report 8

Treasurer’s Report 13

Hockey Zone Report 14

Competitions Portfolio

Fixture & Grading 19

Operations (Umpires, Technical and Masters) 20

Turf Umpires Steward’s Report 21

Grass Umpires Steward’s Report 22

Recording & Reporting (Match Secretary Report) 23

Development Portfolio Report

Regional Development Officer Report 23

Monday Masters Selections Report 24

Equipment & Uniforms & Tours Report 25

Facility & Development Portfolio Report 25

Archives Report 26

Records

Senior Points Table 27

Senior Results 30

BWHA, Hockey Queensland and Australia Umpires Badges and Awards 33

Queensland and Australian Technical Appointments 34

Southern Cross Teams & Results 37

State Championships Teams & Results 39

Queensland Representatives 41

International Representatives 44

Hockey Queensland Officials 45

Junior section (please see contents P45) 49

Appendix

Financial Statement – Year ending 30th September 2013 69

THE QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT PROVIDED $29,160.00 TO BRISBANE WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE IRRIGATION TO FIELDS 10, 11, 12 AT DOWNEY PARK, TO GET MORE QUEENSLANDERS ACTIVE THROUGH SPORT & RECREATION.


PRESIDENT’S REPORT What an eventful year we have had again in 2013! The way that we have dealt with the many issues, expected and non-expected, and coped and grown, has served to reinforce the benefits of our forward planning, and highlighted the many skills and talents we have within our midst. The year started off with flooding at Downey Park – once again we donned gumboots and cleaned up. At least this time damage to contents was minimal, since equipment had been moved up on shelves, and the mowers were secure in their containers on higher ground. Plans are now being progressed to move the equipment shed to a new home on higher ground too. Our fixture season was as busy as ever, with the following activity: • Ran hockey fixture competitions for juniors, seniors and masters, at four turf

venues and two grass venues, for over 3000 registered players. • Sent 20 teams to compete at State Championships for Super League, Opens, U18,

U15, U13 and Masters as well as 4 teams competing in the U11 Southern Cross at Downey Park.

• Hosted the State Open Championships at the State Hockey Centre. These championships also utilised the turf venue at Burringbar, which added an extra complexity to the hosting arrangements. We have started to question the value and benefit of hosting championships at remote locations, where we have to bring in all the required equipment with no opportunity for revenue raising.

• Continued to work with Brisbane Hockey Association (BHA) and Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club (KWSHC) to administer the Brisbane Hockey Management Group (BHMG) which was established to run the Burringbar Turf Facility. This year we have worked on grant applications for improving the spectator facilities. Whilst these have been unsuccessful to date we will continue to seek funding to improve this facility.

• Continued with our weekly half hour Hockey Zone TV show on TV4ME, together with the Hockey Zone website and YouTube clips. This year we were also able to film JT games thanks to the generosity of a sponsor and this certainly proved popular.

• Persevered with our feasibility planning for a turf facility for Downey Park. Whilst the initial response from BCC has not been positive we will continue in our endeavours for a turf at Downey Park.

We also farewelled our Regional Coaching Director Sharyn Simpson, who left us after 15 years in the position to take up a coaching role in the USA. We have been very appreciative of Sharyn’s contribution to BWHA and wish her good luck and happy coaching. With this change in personnel, together with the change in focus of Hockey Queensland to increasing participation numbers, we have restructured the position to focus on membership development. This new role will take on coach and player development, as well as development of players at all levels. In spite of the occasional challenges and difficulties we can be very proud of our achievements, and the way we have reacted to challenges. In closing I would particularly like to thank all the members of my management committee for their efforts, consideration, passion and good humour. To our dedicated volunteers – thank you, because without you we would not be able to exist. And last but not least my sincere thanks to Kath Proctor and all the BWHA staff for their ongoing support and hard work. Dr Karin Walduck President


VALE – Mary Cockings

Mary passed away in February 2013.

Mary was on the BWHA executive in the 1960’s and then returned in the 1990’s to serve on the board for 16 years including 13 years as Treasurer. She was part of the management group who steered the association through the change to a full computer accounting system. She worked tirelessly running the canteen at the SHC for two seasons when BWHA was asked to do this. In later years her passion for the Technical Bench duties saw her officiate on many games from club to national level. She also had a great passion for Downey Park and the importance it played in women’s sport in Brisbane. Mary was an Eastern Suburbs Hockey Club supporter through and through and loved her Tigers. When illness forced Mary to retire from the BWHA Management in 2008 she continued to assist the association, with Bev they opened and closed the clubhouse for bookings and events and assisted on many projects when asked. Mary is remembered fondly by many and is sadly missed at BWHA.

VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Planning for the two synthetic surfaces at Downey Park has continued this year. Lengthy negotiations with Brisbane City Council have proved challenging and at times frustrating. BWHA made a preliminary application, as required by Council in March 2012 to carryout works on a sporting lease and landfill. This application, according to Council, should have taken three weeks, and would allow the process to continue to a formal development application. More than seventy nine weeks later we still did not have an answer, despite lobbying elected members and senior Council staff. We finally received an ‘interim’ answer late in 2013. At the current time Council would prefer not to see a synthetic surface at Downey Park due to concerns about landfill and flooding. Council are currently considering other options to provide infrastructure and in the event that these options are not feasible, Downey Park may be revisited as an option once again. This process has tested even the strongest of us and trying to remain polite and friendly while processes stall for what seem to be no reason has been incredibly difficult. But we are strong ladies and we will not let the bureaucracy beat us. We will continue this fight until we have a site on which to build our desperately needed infrastructure. Watch this space. Christine Blanchard Vice President


SECRETARY’S REPORT

Another season has come and gone. With many games played and umpired, trophies, medallions and awards won and thousands of people involved in the game we love. Again we experienced storm damage, this time in January as the storm destroyed our shade sail and resulted in heavy rain which saw damage in the equipment shed and clubhouse. Each time a disaster of this nature occurs we find another way to reduce our risk. Our damage was significantly less than in previous years due to the mitigation work and planning we have undertaken. Following this event we are looking to reduce our risk further by permanently moving our equipment above water level both in the clubhouse and via a new equipment shed and replacing whatever we can with “water friendly” materials. The rain at the beginning of the year while challenging, always brings the best out in our members, and people rallied around to assist. It is a standard joke now, that to work for BWHA you need to have a pair of “Gum Boots” to be considered for employment, but seriously the way in which the paid staff roll their sleeves up & just clean the mess is something that should not be under-estimated, it is not part of their job description, but it has to be done, so they get on and do it. Thank you to them and to the volunteers who gave up their time to gurney, sweep, wash and scrub the mud away, your assistance is vital to our association bouncing back from all trials thrown at us. However, it certainly gives a reality check when you see the devastation to others and in 2013 Bundaberg Hockey Association were severely hit. The members of BWHA donated $5000 to the Bundaberg Hockey Association re-development fund. We hope they are back up and fully functional in the near future. We know they are a hardy lot in Bundaberg and managed to play fixtures and field rep teams throughout the year despite the enormous impact the floods had on the city. With every down, there is also a plus, the rain assisted the fields early in the year and they looked green and ready for play in April due to the hard work of Noala, John, Meg and the other members of the Grounds Committee. Well done to all involved on your hard work. We have built a stronger bond between Brisbane Softball and BWHA during the past few years, which is essential to maximise the Downey Park precinct as a shared facility. We look forward to even stronger links in the future. Planning for 2013 started in October 2012, with 5 Management meetings held during October and November providing calendars, budgets and directions for 2013. We again asked for clubs input via a questionnaire. We appreciate the clubs taking the time to complete this, so we can make decisions that best suit the majority of our members. I know it is a bit of a cliché but there really is very little off season for those involved at club or BWHA level. Thank you to everyone who gives their time to make hockey “happen” in Brisbane – we couldn’t do it without you. At the AGM Karin Walduck welcomed Andrew Woodrick from the Active After School Care program. Andrew thanked the meeting for the opportunity to present an AASC Award to Janene McCall. Janene had run 8 programs in 2012 working with over 200 children and introducing them to the world of hockey. This is just one example of the wide ranging and far reaching programs BWHA provides and we should be justly proud of all our members and their service to our sport. Bronwyn Morris (Senior Section) and Kristin Muir (Junior Section) were named as our 2012 Volunteers of the Year.


BWHA and BHA continued to work together throughout the year on everything from fixtures to Burringbar Park. This allows both associations to continue to focus on our own members and link when needed on shared or joint ventures, giving us the best of both worlds. Thank you in particular to Greg, Paul, Kim and Mick for all your assistance in 2013. Summer hockey was again run in October to December in 2012 at the SHC and at BP, Jenny Heron and Leah Wenzel ensured draws, workers and umpires were organised to allow people to enjoy hockey in a social and fun environment. The 2013 season started with our first Council Meeting on the 29th January, this meeting as normal was full of all the details for the coming season, with a few new items:

o A new database and registration system from Hockey Australia o A central sign-on initiative with Hockey Queensland o Hockey Zone being aired on TV4ME at 7.30pm Thursday nights

This signalled the start of another very busy season and club delegates left the meeting with much paperwork and processes to follow to get our season running. In February we were advised on the passing of Life Member Mary Cockings which was a sad occasion for all who knew her.

March saw Louisa Begley, Queensland Manager - Good Sports at our Council Meeting. Good Sports was established by the Australian Drug Foundation in Victoria to try to tackle the alcohol problems and unhealthy culture in sports. The original program created was based on alcohol. The whole program was aimed at making sports family friendly and giving a positive message to children. The Good Food component was then introduced. The program is aimed at grass roots through to professional level. BWHA had signed up for the Good Sports Program and Louisa presented Karin Walduck with the Good Sports - Level 1 Certificate. A Good Sports Promotional Day was organised for Saturday 20th April at Downey Park from 9.00am to 1.00pm. At this major event many prominent politicians were at the fields and BWHA was awarded its Level 2 certificate.

During April the office staff did a sterling job with the start of the season, hosting the State Open Tournament and myself being away for the whole month. The ladies in the office had to learn a number of new tasks to cover for my absence and I thank them for all their efforts in ensuring all ran smoothly while I was away. We also saw a number of our Life Members organise a “Past Players” get together in 2013. This was an expansion of our regular Life Members season welcome, one was held in April and then another in August. These we hope will become a regular occurrence, to bring hockey friends back together. We look forward to these in 2014.

In June Leah Wenzel left our employment to return to fulltime study, she was a kind, friendly and quietly spoken employee going out of her way to assist everyone. It was sad to lose her, but we expect great things from her in the future. Leah was replaced in July with Lisa Donaldson and we wish Lisa well in this position. June also saw Ronda Nix awarded an OAM for services to hockey. Congratulations Ronda on this award, just recognition for the many volunteer hours you have given.

Throughout the year Sonya Fisher continued to work very hard in gaining grants for our association, she is constantly on the lookout for opportunities from the BCC, State and Federal Governments and the Gambling Funds. We received funding for Officials Development and Accreditation in 2013 and for a sprinkler system on Fields 10, 11, 12


and while this may have caused some disruption to fixtures and trainings early in the season, it will place us in good stead for the future. Sonya has also liaised closely with our local politicians, BCC Cr Vicki Howard; State Member Robert Cavallucci and Federal Member and BWHA Patroness Teresa Gambaro and we thank them all for their support and guidance. Sonya also devoted much time to the progress of the Hockey Zone project working closely with both BHA and Paul Mills our Media Manager. The program has been highly successful and was extended to a number of other hockey events across Australia in 2013. Our thanks to Paul for his enthusiasm in growing this and to our sponsors who helped offset the large costs involved in the production of this media. Brisbane Money Management and Playworks assisted us and were featured in a business profile, Just Hockey provide equipment and coaching segments and major sponsor Powell Industrial made it possible to watch JT fixture highlights throughout the year. We know you are all part of our hockey family, but you do so much for our sport and we thank you. But what we really need is one or two dedicated female commentators, for the weekly fixtures. Do you know a budding TV host looking for experience? We would love to hear from you. The men have secured a couple of regular commentators which takes the constant weekly search out for them. BWHA would also like to be in that position in the future. Jenny Heron continued in her area of Fixtures and Grading, working with multiple committees and people within BWHA and BHA to co-ordinate fixtures, venues and finals. This is a huge area of our sport. The problems with the database fixture templates; the numerous requests for upgrading; changes to fixtures; as well as liaising with BHA means this is a very large job. Jenny will be stepping down from the fixtures committee this year after 20 years working in this area. Jenny will continue to be involved in the turf grading and will assist the new fixture committee in 2014 (if required), but it is time for some “new blood”, thank you Jenny for all your hard work over many years. Thanks also to Lesley Bennett and her committee for looking after the Masters fixtures. Thank you to Meg Brodie, Christine Blanchard and Margie Brown for taking on the Turf, Grass and Masters Match Secretary positions. Your efforts in ensuring clubs remained within our registration rules is vital to our association. Our representative teams again were very successful at all levels. We are lucky to have such a great Development Team of Sharyn, Sue and Regie creating opportunities for our player and coach development. It takes much organisation and planning to allow so many people to be involved at representative levels, so congratulations to our Development Team for a job well done. Thank you to all selectors, who give up many hours watching fixtures and trials to select the best teams possible, and to our volunteer coaches, managers and umpires who travel with the teams. Full details of the results follow in this report. Sharyn indicated half way through 2013 that she would be leaving BWHA at the end of the year to explore other opportunities, 15 years in one job is a long time. So we started planning for what would happen in 2014 without her. Unfortunately (or fortunately for Sharyn) a job offer came to Sharyn which meant she would leave us in early October. Sharyn has been a valued member of our association and will be greatly missed, we can never underestimate the knowledge, expertise and drive she brought to BWHA. We wish Sharyn every success with her new coaching position in the USA. It is a great shame so much hockey knowledge is leaving Australia and going overseas. With such a major change BWHA will be looking at a shift in the position Sharyn held of Regional Coaching Director to a Member Development Manager, a different focus for a new and exciting era at BWHA. It will be interesting to watch the developments in this area in 2014.


Thank you to Lesley Bennett and Sonya Fisher for their never-ending efforts in the Umpires and Technical area and to the Committee who constantly strive for improvement across this area of our sport. Thank you to our mentors in particular Jan Hadfield whose assistance and guidance is always appreciated. In 2013 we reimbursed all technical officials on senior turf fixtures, thank you to Lesley for doing the allocations and to Leah and Regie for organising the recording and payments. A special thank you to our members who continue to work in this capacity at no cost, this allows the money to be spent in other areas of our sport. In 2014 in line with our new membership development focus, part of the Development Officer’s time will be spent on umpire development. This will work in with the other development areas of players and coaches. We hope this will assist in the improvement of all levels of hockey in our association. Our Junior Committee continue to do a great job, organising and providing quality hockey for children aged 4+ to 17. Debbie Wark mentored the new Junior Committee and acted as the liaison between Management and the Junior Committee. The Junior Section of this report highlights the many achievements of our Junior Committee. This is the entry to our sport and needs new parents to become involved at all levels. Thank you to all volunteers who assisted this year, we hope a new group of volunteers can be found to run the juniors in BWHA. Debbie Wark and Jenny Heron have also been working for the past 18 months with senior clubs to produce a Points Cap system to ensure that new players to BWHA are spread amongst the clubs. A draft of this concept will be given to clubs to determine if this is the direction they wish to take in the future. Thank you to Deb, Jenny and the club delegates involved for your efforts to date. Christine Blanchard has been liaising with the BCC all year to investigate having turf surfaces at Downey Park and while we appear no closer to the goal, she will continue to work towards it. We wish Chris good luck with this endeavour, if you have any skills that you could bring to this, Chris would love to hear from you. Thank you to Tony Battams for your assistance to date. Michelle Dunning has been working in the background on Marketing, Sponsorship and Events this year. Michelle has brought a vital current players point of view to the management group and I am sure she will have an even greater impact in the next few years. Joyce Proctor, Elma Brennand and Shirley Otto continued to spend countless hours working through our archives. If you have any old records at home, before you throw them out, perhaps contact Elma to check – we may need them in our archives. They are always looking for more information. Karin, Jenny T, Joyce, Caroline, Bud, Mary, Ian, Nipper, Robbie, Kevin, Rhonda and Maria all assisted at Downey Park, either in the Canteen, Bar, Uniforms or Control Room, we have truly great volunteers. Rae and Melanie (Canteen) and Denise (Bar) provided quality service and goods to our members each Saturday, thank you for all your hard work. To our many casual workers on Saturday, thank you. A special thanks to Charli in the Saturday Office and Lorraine who filled in when Charli was not available. This is the last year Charli will be with us as she completes her university studies. We thank her for all her years of service and wish her well for the future.


I would like to thank the many volunteers at club and association level. Our association cannot survive without you, from the smallest task to the large roles all are important. While recognition of some volunteers does happen, for most it is a labour of love and commitment. It is difficult to single out individuals who work hard for hockey as we have so many great volunteers. To our President Dr Karin Walduck my heartfelt thanks, she continues to lead by example. Her logical and strategic thinking make her a wonderful asset to the association. How she fits it all into her schedule I don’t know, but she continues to provide advanced leadership and enthusiasm to our Board of Management and Association. In 2013 a number of issues have arisen that needed the expertise of our Hon Solicitor. My deepest thanks and appreciation to Sue for all her guidance and support, her wise counsel has been invaluable. Through her efforts, it has been identified that a number of areas in our Operations Manual need to be updated and this will be done ready for the 2014 season. Many of our members feel the joy of childbirth, engagements and marriages during the year and we congratulate you on these. On the other hand we also lose many loved ones or experience great loss for many reasons our condolences and thoughts go to all members who have suffered in this way. BWHA continues to grow and roles become bigger. We are constantly looking for ways to engage our members and structure tasks to fit into today’s busy lifestyle. The use of the IMG online registrations, the BWHA web page, email and this year Facebook is all part of the new technology required to communicate with our members. In the future BWHA will be looking at an App to provide quicker service for our members. Management also work to run the association within our rules to allow hockey to be played and enjoyed by all. While not all decisions may be well regarded, you can rest assured that no decision they make is taken lightly and they are always made with the basis of “what is best for our sport”. Thank you to all our Management, Committees and Officials this year, your support has been appreciated you can be justly proud of your achievements. A special thank you also to our staff who work above and beyond the call of duty. They are all passionate hockey people and it is this passion that ensures that their role at BWHA is not just a job but a commitment to the sport we all love. Kathy Proctor Secretary


TREASURER’S REPORT

I would like to acknowledge the work done by the BWHA office and in particular, Kath Proctor, that has allowed the continued smooth operation of the Association. The Association is very professionally managed and it is a credit to our hard working staff. This is highlighted by both the completion of the Financial Statements in a timely and satisfactory manner and the continued strong financial position of the Association. Well done ladies! A summary of the 2013 Financial Performance of the Association follows: • Net Assets increased to $855k • Income increased slightly to $1.347m • Expenses also increased slightly to $1.297m • Profit was also slightly lower at $19k (this was after $30k was added to the reserve in

respect to a proposed feasibility study for capital works that BWHA is considering undertaking) o Canteen and Bar sales decreased by 5% and 20% respectively o Repairs and maintenance costs slightly increased with an expanded program

• Grants o We will continue to submit grant applications wherever possible, to replace assets,

upgrade facilities, improve operations and deliver sustainable solutions for the Association. In 2013, we were successful with two grants: Qld Govt (Get Playing) – $29,160 – irrigation of Fields 10/11/12 at Downey

Park Federal Govt (FaHCSIA) – $4,500 for training and accreditation of officials

o We have also applied for a further two grants BCC (Healthy & Physical Activity) – $6,310 – Bring a Friend Day Qld Govt (Get in the Game) - $10,000 – to fund the new Umpire Officer role

• Hockey Zone o This is a joint initiative with Brisbane Hockey Association (Men’s) and had its

second year on TV4ME. We also live streamed a BWHA (& BHA) Div 1 game for the last few months of the season. We also live streamed / covered a BWHA or BHA J1 game each week within the assistance of Powell Industrial (who sponsored the J1 competition).

o We also were able to film games at some HQ championships that were held in Brisbane.

o Late in 2013, BWHA and BHA took the decision to continue with Hockey Zone in 2014 and as we are building and developing the program / format into something that can be sustained and expanded for the benefit of both Brisbane Hockey and the wider hockey community.

o In this regard we have already negotiated with HQ to cover: HA U15 and U18 Indoors Championship – finals days in January HQ Super League – finals day in June HA AHL (Womens & U13s) – finals day in October

o We are also speaking to Qld and interstate Associations in respect to covering a variety of State and Association competitions in 2014

Sonya Fisher Treasurer


HOCKEY ZONE REPORT In 2013 Hockey Zone has posted some great numbers.

A 120% increase in website visits from 2012, this year its 22,000 – that was until the end of the season - but since the start of the AHL there has been another 21,000 visits in 3 weeks!

On You Tube in the 2012 season we received 95,000 views, this was largely due to the Kookaburras coverage, with the first shootout drawing 9,000 alone. For the 2013 season we have received a total of 89,000 You Tube hits but this reflects that we did not cover the Kookaburras this year and moved into live streaming.

Last year we live streamed a total of 25 games, this year we did that many in one week at the AHL. In total we streamed 73 games this year, with the biggest viewing audience of over 10,000 at the AHL for QLD v NSW. If we add the You tube numbers for this year with the streaming numbers we get around 140,000 on line views.

Other numbers of interest re the streaming are BHL final – 450, BWHA – 600, J1 finals – 900 (combined), AHL final – 7,000.

We also started a Facebook page late in the season and now have over 700 followers. In Summary

Hockey Zone set out this year with some key objectives, firstly to grow the audience and I think from the above you can conclude that was achieved. Another goal was to include more junior coverage and with the J1’s this year we covered 21 games as well as 3 under 13 games from the AHL and several schools games too, so I think we can tick that box. The social media has been a great way to attract the younger players and get them to share hockey content with their friends. Increasing the education of how to play hockey was an important objective this year and “The Rules Guru” was a big hit especially in country areas where umpires are a rare breed, it was a perfect accompaniment to the coaching segments which carried on from last year.

By far the biggest and hardest target was to find sources of income to help finance the show, but through the loyal and local businesses who are involved in hockey, and through the sale of air time to other associations around a third of the operating budget was covered this year, this is a vast improvement from last year.

Having included segments this year from many of the Queensland associations, been contracted by Maryborough, Ryde and Hockey Victoria, as well as continuing coverage of events such as the Super League, the name of Hockey Zone is reaching far and wide. It is recognised as the premier television program for hockey in Australia and has received praise from all quarters for the quality of the coverage. We aim to continue the great work of this year in 2014 and expect support from other regions in spreading the word about hockey.

Hockey Brisbane has in two short years created a superb vehicle to promote hockey and provide hockey coverage, the rest of Australia is envious and ready to come on board to share the costs and spoils.


Website Jan to Sep 2012 Website Jan to Sep 2013 Increase

Total visits - 9,854 Total visits - 21,683 120% New visitors - 3,518 New visitors - 9,363 166% Returning visitors - 6,336 Returning visitors - 12,320 94%

Unique Visitors - 3,514 Unique Visitors - 9,713 176% Page views - 18,964 Page views - 47,054 148%


Brisbane – 6,584 Brisbane – 15,244 131% Sydney – 1,321 Sydney – 2,687 103% Melbourne – 670 Melbourne – 979 46% Perth – 211 Perth – 407 92%



Australia – 9,512 Australia – 20,613 116% Canada – 152 Canada - 77 -97% USA – 67 USA – 186 177% UK – 26 UK – 108 315% NZ – 20 NZ – 171 755%

Youtube Jan to Sep 2012 Youtube Jan to Sep 2013

Total Views - 95,437 Total Views – 88,745 -7% Likes – 182 Likes – 257 41% Subscribers – 153 Subscribers – 238 55% Top video (Aus v NZ shootout) – 8,960 Top video (Aus v NZ shootout) – 7,596 -15%


Youtube Jan to Sep 2012 Youtube Jan to Sep 2013

Australia – 75,435 Australia – 66,582 -11% NZ – 3,789 NZ – 2,998 -20% UK – 3,696 UK – 5,005 35% USA – 1,177 USA – 1,848 57%

Games 2012 Games 2013

Outdoor - 115 Outdoor – 116

Indoor - 0 Indoor – 6 Live streamed Games - 23 Live streamed Games - 48


2013 Jan-Sep 2013 Sep-Oct

Visits 21,683 26,177 Unique Visitors 9,713 12,688 Page views 47,054 68,647 New Visitors 9,363 11,615

Top Single day 1,519 June 10th (SLF) 4,652 October 5th (AHLF)


2013 Average Live streaming views per game

Brisbane regular season 100 Brisbane Finals 500 Super league 300 Ryde NSW 200 Maryborough QLD 175 AHL 3,500

Paul Mills Hockey Brisbane Media & Marketing Manager

COMPETITIONS PORTFOLIO REPORTS COMPETITIONS: FIXTURES & GRADING TURF Turf Affiliations were into the BWHA office by early February and then the Challenge and Grading games were organised for the following two weeks. Redcliffe requested that they field a team in Division 2 and then QUT were asked if they would like to play in Division 1. A Challenge game was played between Bulimba 3 and St Andrews 3 which resulted in St Andrews being upgraded to Division 3. A vacancy occurred in division 5 and South Brisbane Eagles were asked if they would like to field a team on the turf again, they accepted. Grading games were also held in divisions 3 and 4 and the scores reflected the final teams in the divisions. This year BWHA continued with all turf divisions fielding 10 teams. The turf season commenced in early March, BWHA worked with BHA to coordinate TV games and the venues across Brisbane. This year we tried ‘Live Streaming’ and division 1 games were played at 8pm which caused quite a bit of angst with the coordination of these games. We will continue with the TV games again in 2014 but the timeslots could change. Thanks to Deb Wark and Frances Wright for their time and commitment during the grading process. Jenny Heron Competitions – Fixtures & Grading


DOWNEY PARK – GRASS

This year a total of 46 teams affiliated with BWHA for the Downey Park grass competition. Based on information supplied by clubs and final positions in 2012, the grading committee again dispensed with grading games and placed the teams in eight team divisions in DP1 and DP2, and ten team divisions in DP3-DP5. By playing fixtures on the June long weekend and an abbreviated sudden death semi- final, DP1 and DP2 played three rounds of fixtures during the season, with teams in DP3-DP5 playing two rounds of fixtures. The late withdrawal of a team and the inclusion of a new team in a different division meant a hurried rearrangement of the draw in the week leading up to the first fixture round.

Each of the divisions had clearly defined top five teams, with only DP5 in doubt until the final round. Every team won at least one game during the season, with one team in DP1 winning every game. Wet weather disrupted fixtures on only one occasion resulting in Sunday morning fixtures. Other problems arose from the installation of irrigation to fields 10, 11 and 12 and the subsequent top dressing of those fields leaving them like sandpits, which necessitated the use of Rasey Park for senior fixtures over three weekends.

Thanks to the fixtures and grading committee of Di Young, Judy Hartnett and Lesley Bennett for their tireless work during the season.

Lesley Bennett Competitions – Fixtures & Grading COMPETITION: OPERATIONS UMPIRES Umpires - It was another big year for BWHA umpires. Thank you to our Turf and Grass umpire stewards Sonya Fisher and Judy Hartnett who did a tremendous job with the umpire allocations. With 25 turf games each fixture weekend and 23 grass games it was a huge task to find umpires for the 18 weeks of fixtures, plus finals. Without umpires there wouldn’t be any games. Thank you to all umpires for giving their time to ensure the fixtures can go ahead. The annual rules paper was again held in May, the aim of which is to improve players’ knowledge of the rules. As this is an open book test players should take the opportunity to sit in groups to discuss and complete the paper.

This year Jan Hadfield conducted 2 rules talks for turf umpires and Rachel Ardern and Australian umpire Bernie Pangrazio delivered rules talks for grass umpires. These sessions are always entertaining and informative, where the rules are explained using practical demonstrations. All clubs were invited to send along the coach and captain of each team and umpires from the club. A new rules cycle began this year with implementation for the 2013 and 2014 season. The major change was to the method of determining a winner in finals – from the traditional penalty stroke competition to a shootout competition - a one on one between the goalie and an attacker, lasting 8 seconds. This provided great entertainment at finals.

BWHA continued with automatic 2 min green and 5 min yellow card suspensions throughout all senior games including those at Downey Park.


Every year BWHA sends umpires to State Championships and again it was a struggle to find umpires to attend the Opens, Masters and U18 weekends, and the longer U15 and U13 tournaments with fewer umpires nominating. This year the Southern Cross competition reverted to just one Sunday for each age group which relieved the pressure for locating umpires prepared to give up another day of their valuable time. Congratulations to all umpires who were successful in attaining a HockeyEd practical assessment or an upgrade of an existing qualification.

Technical - BWHA again this year had paid qualified technical staff on Turf games instead of rostering clubs each week. Thank you to everyone for a wonderful job of keeping the games running efficiently and on time.

The U&TC, which consisted of Ronda Nix OAM, Lesley Bennett, Cheryl Kann, Lyn Thomas, Christina Nipperess-Sims, Judy Hartnett, Kayleen Smith and Caroline Schomberg, met regularly throughout the season. Thank you for volunteering your time.

35+ Masters - As all games need to be concluded by 10pm on Monday nights, the teams again had to cope with a shorter interval at half time. With 5 minutes between games the umpires and technical volunteers could complete the formalities of the game and still be ready to take the field for the next game. With the implementation of a new database provider, which made it impossible to load the correct times on the database draw, the teams are to be congratulated for coping with the two sets of draws – one on the database and the other under umpire allocation.

The competition each year continues to improve, with MM Div 1 of a very high standard. This year with 6 teams in both MM1 and MM2 and 9 teams in MM3 the Masters Fixtures Committee decided to run each division at separate venues and to rotate through the 4 venues. The advantage of this was that umpires were only umpiring their own division. The disadvantage was it was no longer possible to run club nights so there was no interaction between the three divisions. With MM1 and MM2 players playing 20 games during the season and MM3 playing only 16, a round robin series between the last 4 teams was planned to provide a similar number of games, but was not a popular move.

Thank you to all Masters Players for continuing to provide a wonderful competition for players 35 years and over.

Lesley Bennett Competitions – Operations

UMPIRES PORTFOLIO REPORT TURF UMPIRES’ STEWARD’S REPORT In 2013, over 228 umpires were used across the five turf divisions with 7 umpires doing more than 13 games in the season (what a great contribution). The “regular” umpires are critical to the success of the season. These are a special bunch of people who add a huge level of experience and skill to the competition. They are generally also mentoring, undertaking representative duties (both as umpires and as umpire coaches / managers) and doing their own “work and family” stuff – so their contributions cannot be overstated.


A special thanks also to the umpires who said “yes” when I rang and asked for assistance in covering an allocation – in particular to Bernadette Pangrazio, Lyn Hill and Rachel Ardern. Often my call was on the day or the night before I needed to find a replacement umpire and I am pleased to say that when I knew about it, no game was started without 2 umpires. This year was again difficult as the trend continued for players to either be unwilling to umpire or to put such tight conditions around their availability that it was almost impossible to allocate them. Part of BWHA’s response to this is the creation of an “Umpire Officer” part-time role within the BWHA office. This person will provide assistance to the Umpiring & Technical Committee, the Grass and Turf Umpire Stewards and to Clubs if they want BWHA to assist with running umpiring clinics or mentoring. Finally, after a number of years of doing this role (I think it is about 10!) I will not be continuing in 2014. As we try to make Hockey Zone more commercial so that it covers more of its costs, I have been asked to focus on it as in 2013 I tried to do both and it was pretty hard. So please ensure that you assist whoever takes on this role as we will continue to need willing and capable umpires to ensure that our competition develops and is the best that it can be. Sonya Fisher Turf Umpire Steward GRASS UMPIRES STEWARD’S REPORT Club Grass Umpire Co-ordinators - developed a club grass umpire contact list based on who had sent in the umpire register at the start of the season. I found this an invaluable way to work though difficulties that arose throughout the year that were specific to a particular club. Allocating DP1 umpires this year - Having one club with two teams in DP1 meant that the allocations for this division were more difficult. The general umpire allocation formula requires clubs to provide umpires capable of umpiring the division for each of the teams they have registered. The club with two teams in DP1 therefore should have supplied 2 DP 1 umpires each week. It was often impossible to allocate this as the two teams most often playing in different time slots and because the club cannot umpire their own teams there was often nowhere to place these umpires other than in DP2. I would like to thank clubs who did not have DP1 teams but on their umpire register listed umpires capable of officiating on a DP1 game. I was able to juggle the allocations and ensure DP1 had suitable umpires. Involvement of non-playing volunteer umpires - In the second half of the season a junior player, who wanted to extend her umpiring experience, volunteered to umpire a game each week at Downey Park. I was able to utilise the junior on DP1 games and this relieved the difficulty of allocations to this division which occurred for reasons mentioned above. I would encourage clubs to consider senior grass umpiring as a potential development opportunity for suitable junior umpires. This could be utilised in any of the grass divisions.


Importance of umpire registers - I use the umpire register that clubs provide at the start of the season for all allocations. Decisions about which division to allocate to particular people, their availability, their playing division etc. are all sourced from this document for the whole of the season. During the season it is inevitable that circumstances for some people listed on this register will change. For example, an injury can mean a particular umpire is not available. Clubs need to realise that they should provide a new register or at least communicate with BWHA so as to ensure grass umpire allocations can be made with the up to date information. I have suggested some modifications to the grass umpire register form to include a club contact person and email address for communication in relation to umpire allocations during the season. I have also proposed another column where clubs can add notes e.g. prefers to umpire before playing. I would find this sort of information helpful when doing allocations. While there would be no promises that all conditions can be fulfilled knowing allows me the option to allocate according to this information. During this year I developed a knowledge of these things, particularly in regard to regular umpires and tried where possible to make the allocations as suitable as I could. This year the umpire register was due to BWHA 2 weeks before the season started and just before Easter. Many clubs were late submitting their registers which put pressure on me to allocate the first couple of weeks of umpires with no information from some clubs. I would like to see this register due maybe a week earlier to allow time to chase clubs who are slow to submit or better still if clubs could send this document in by the due date this job would be easier. Judy Hartnett Grass Umpire Steward COMPETITIONS: RECORDING & REPORTING (MATCH SECRETARY REPORT) This year the role of grass match secretary was much easier as we spent last year reminding clubs, managers and players of the rules in the Operations Manual. There were very few problems with grass registrations this year and clubs are to be congratulated on their efforts to register players and complete match sheets correctly. Christine Blanchard Match Secretary – Senior Grass

DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO REPORT REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (RDO) As the 2013 season has come to an exciting end, there were many wonderful programs, games, training sessions and events to reflect back on that have made 2013 a wonderful year. The U7 & U9 “Rookey” Competition was again a success at Rasey Park, everyone enjoyed Skills Day and with so many QLD U18 & U21 Players attending as Guest Coaches they brought so much excitement to the day. Thanks to Anna Mehonoshen (Co-ordinator) & Atherli Cross (First Aid) who once again teamed up to keep everyone organised, on time and safe at Rasey Park. Thanks must once again go to the many volunteers from all of BWHA’s clubs, the Coaches, Managers, and those who assisted on their BBQ Roster duty, once again it was a delight for all to grab a great coffee from Mr Doppio and a Bacon & Egg muffin and watch an exciting game of hockey with family and friends.


This year’s U11 Program kicked off with development training in May. Players then braved some very cold & wet conditions for selection trials. Congratulations to the players who were selected in teams to play in the U11 Southern Cross Tournament. All 4 of our U11 Brisbane teams did extremely well, winning all 3 divisions. It was great to have some new and exciting Coaches and Officials on board this year and I look forward to a very bright future for our youngest representative players and more success for the Coaches. Congratulations to the players selected to represent Brisbane at the U13 State Championships in Mackay, U15 State Championships in Ipswich & U18 State Championships in Cairns. The finals for U13 State Champions for both Divisions 1 & 2 came down to shootouts where both the Brisbane U13/1 & U13/3 teams were feeling very excited and nervous, unfortunately both divisions resulted in Brisbane being named runners up for 2013. Congratulations to the players in Brisbane U18/1 who were placed 1st and named State Champions, the final was a very exciting match to watch, again the result came down to shootouts. I would like to encourage players to continue to nominate and trial for Brisbane representative teams to gain further valuable experiences and to maximise development opportunities available to them. Congratulations to our Brisbane players who have been selected in State Squads & Teams & School Sport State Teams, you continue to inspire players of all ages. BWHA has continued its strong presence within the community in 2013, participating in over 31 Active After School Care Hockey programs in schools across Brisbane. Thank you to our dedicated coaches who continue to run these programs. BWHA is very proud of the high standard of coaching and enthusiasm you continue to provide. Keep an eye out for BWHA running an “Active Parks” Brisbane City Council event in your clubs local area over the next few months leading up to sign on in 2014. I would like to thank BWHA for the support given to me in my role of RDO, to the wonderful staff for their ongoing encouragement & support Sue, Sharyn & Kath and I welcome Lisa to our team. As the season has come to a close so it is also time to farewell Sharyn Simpson; BWHA’s very dedicated and passionate Coaching Director. Sharyn has been a fabulous role model, leader, motivator and inspiration, it has been a great honour to work with Sharyn over the past 6 years, as she is a highly valued icon in the Qld hockey community, a true hockey hero, I will dearly miss her but do wish her the best of luck for the new and exciting challenges ahead of her and her family. I look forward to the new growth and implementing an exciting strategic plan for the next stage of Hockey in Brisbane. Thanks to the dedicated members of the Junior Committee your valued assistance particularly during the U11 Southern Cross, Junior Development programs and support of the U7/U9 Rookey skills day and end of season competition was invaluable. To the many volunteers who do so much towards all things that make up a hockey season/club/team, I congratulate you on a job well done and wish you all a safe and happy Christmas holiday season and look forward to a very exciting 2014 season. Regie Fisher Regional Development Officer


MONDAY MASTERS - SELECTIONS It was another good year for Brisbane Masters teams at the State tournament in Toowoomba from June 8-10.

Results were:

• Brisbane 1 – tie 3rd Div 1 • Brisbane 2 – 2nd Div 1 • Brisbane 3 – 4th Div 2 • Brisbane 4 – winner Div 3 • Brisbane 5 – 2nd Div 4 • Brisbane 6 – 3rd Div 5

With approximately 120 nominations it was a busy time for the selectors with two trials held and grass and turf teams to watch. Four selectors was probably too few and five at least are needed. Thanks go to Sandra Beirne, Jenny Heron and Janene McCall for their dedication in this task.

Overall 86 players were selected for Brisbane. There were 14 players selected for each of the first 4 teams, and 15 players for each of the last 2 teams. Therefore, 30-34 players were left out, yet all players were found positions with other centres.

Thanks once again to Sue Barsby and all the staff at BWHA for their help with the Masters process and as always I am grateful for being able to be part of this.

Di Young Selector Masters Committee Convenor

TOURS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT REPORT Tours – another good year with Southern Cross & Championships wins. We took out the following Championships: U18 Division 1, Opens, Super League and Masters Division 3. Our U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 1, 2 & 4 teams took out all 3 Divisions. Congratulations to all Coaches, Managers & Players. Thank you to all Selectors who volunteered this year – it is a very time consuming job and often thankless but all players have equal opportunity to be seen. All Brisbane teams represented us well to the best of their abilities and this experience will only assist them in the future. Thank you to all Coaches, Managers and Umpires for your time you put into each team and in achieving the best possible results. Congratulations to all players who made Qld teams, who made Shadows and who were Talent Identified. Next year’s Championships are in: U13 Gladstone (4 teams) U15 Rockhampton (4 teams) U18 Ipswich - TBC (3 teams) Masters Maryborough (6 teams) Super League Brisbane (1 team) Opens Gold Coast (2 teams)


Apparel - sales were strong with all age groups buying a variety of apparel. Unfortunately I had to order large amounts of most items so there is still a fair amount of stock still on hand. However this will be sold next year and only small apparel orders will be required early at the start of next year. Thank you to Rhonda Bentley, Jenny Tidey & Maria Mijts and all the team managers who assisted with the uniform allocations and “safe” return during this year. Sue Barsby Development Administration FACILITY AND DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO REPORT This season has been successful in that we have achieved some long standing goals. The most important success has been in developing a Memorandum of Understanding with Brisbane Softball. The new executive and staff are very keen to have a good working relationship with BWHA, as we are, so we can work together to improve playing conditions for both sports at Downey Park. We had another flood in January with the usual clean up and lost equipment to be replaced. BWHA has received some State Government funding to help us flood proof our buildings. To this end management has funded and approved a shed to be used as a workshop and storage for all the grounds equipment. We have applied to BCC to build it on the one small piece of land we have in the car park. As yet we have no approval. We live in hope. BCC plan to remediate fields 1, 2, 6, 7, 8 & 9 in the near future. This will necessitate extra use of fields 10, 11 & 12. To enable this to happen we received a grant to lay irrigation on said fields. This has required extra work as the trenches have continually subsided but it will be excellent to be able to water the fields to keep them in good condition. A special thank you to Chris Blanchard who convinced BCC to spray the bindi infestation. For many years our bar in the clubhouse has been run and organised by Denise Byrne. Unfortunately she has decided to retire from the post. Not that she is a retiring person, she just wants Saturdays back. We will miss you Denise. With the loss of Denise and our canteen convenor we are in a spot of difficulty as these provide BWHA with a good income stream. It is vital that we have two people who will commit to the jobs for a whole season and hopefully into the future. Are there any Mums/Dads/Grandmas/Grandpas who are looking for a part time job out there? If so please contact the office. We need you! My thanks go to Noala Gordon who continues to do many extra hours every week and John Robinson who is always cheerful no matter what happens. BWHA is very lucky to have two such dedicated and loyal people working on the fields. The improvement of the fields is obvious to all. Meg Brodie Facility and Development


ARCHIVES REPORT

This year the archives committee worked very hard to finally store BWHA records in an area that is under lock and key. Since getting all the items numbered and catalogued, some items have “gone missing” and hopefully we will not lose any more now that they are “secure”. One item in particular was removed from one of the club room display cabinets. It is a hockey stick with the number 140 on it and was used in the early years of hockey 30/40/50’s. Its return would be very much appreciated. As always we are still trying to identify personnel in a lot of the photographs we have, and to this end we have been sending out some of these books to ex-players with that hope in mind. The books are also out for perusal at special events and if anyone thinks they could help we are more than willing to pass the books around. Archives, as you know will never end so that the work in receiving new items will always have to be attended to. In this light hopefully some younger members of hockey will take over this role. The committee is open to receiving new members and at any time to pass on information.

Elma Brennand Archives Committee


2013 RECORDS

SENIOR POINTS TABLE

DIVISION 1 TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA PTS

Kedron Wavell 1 18 16 2 0 74 10 48 St Andrews 1 18 16 2 0 73 14 48 Easts 1 18 13 5 0 78 27 39 Valley 1 * 18 13 5 0 76 32 39 Commercial 1 18 12 6 0 53 27 36 University 1 18 5 13 0 30 58 15 QUT 1 18 4 13 1 18 82 13 Ascot 1 18 3 13 2 22 68 11 Norths 1 18 3 14 1 16 60 10 Bulimba 1 18 3 15 0 13 75 9


Easts 2 18 16 1 1 67 17 49 St Andrews 2 18 14 3 1 54 19 43 Commercial 2 * 18 13 4 1 46 33 40 Kedron Wavell 2 18 12 6 0 41 25 36 Valley 2 18 11 6 1 42 19 34 Ascot 2 18 4 10 4 18 41 16 Redcliffe 1 18 4 12 2 16 43 14 Norths 2 18 3 11 4 10 31 13 University 2 18 3 13 2 20 37 11 Bulimba 2 18 1 15 2 7 56 5

DIVISION 3 TEAM PLAYE

D WON LOST DRAW

N GF GA PTS

St Andrews 3 * 18 15 1 2 53 12 47 SWU 1 18 11 2 5 45 17 38 QUT 2 18 10 4 4 35 25 34 Easts 3 18 8 3 7 37 17 31 Kedron Wavell 3 18 7 7 4 21 24 25 Ascot 3 18 6 5 7 16 22 25 Redcliffe 2 18 5 8 5 19 24 20 Valley 3 18 5 12 1 23 37 16 University 3 18 2 13 3 10 33 9 Commercial 3 18 0 14 4 6 54 4


DIVISION 4 TEAM PLAYE

D WON LOST DRAW

N GF GA PTS

Redcliffe 3 * 18 14 2 2 43 18 44 Ascot 4 18 13 2 3 36 11 42 Kedron Wavell 4 18 10 5 3 36 24 33 Commercial 4 18 9 7 2 32 29 29 University 4 18 7 8 3 28 28 24 Easts 4 18 6 6 6 26 32 24 Bulimba 3 18 4 10 4 20 24 16 SWU 2 18 4 10 4 16 29 16 QUT 3 18 2 9 7 21 34 13 Norths 3 18 3 13 2 15 44 11


Logan 1 18 12 3 3 34 13 39 Bulimba 4 18 11 3 4 33 11 37 Norths 4 * 18 10 2 6 46 19 36 Redcliffe 4 18 9 4 5 34 17 32 Pine Rivers 1 18 7 5 6 42 28 27 Pine Hills 1 18 7 8 3 34 24 24 St Andrews 4 18 5 7 6 30 22 21 Valley 4 18 5 7 6 23 24 21 QUT 4 18 2 12 4 13 31 10 SBE 1 18 0 17 1 6 106 1

DOWNEY PARK DIVISION 1 TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA PTS

Commercial 5 * 21 21 0 0 93 10 63 Commercial 6 21 11 7 3 27 18 36 Ascot 5 21 11 8 2 32 25 35 Kedron Wavell 5 21 11 8 2 26 25 35 University 5 21 8 9 4 20 27 28 Norths 5 21 7 13 1 22 47 22 Commodores 1 21 5 13 3 12 42 18 St Andrews 5 21 1 17 3 13 51 6


Commercial 7 21 18 0 3 71 7 57 University 6 * 21 13 5 3 49 27 42 Ascot 6 21 11 4 6 52 18 39 Norths 6 21 10 6 5 42 28 35 SWU 3 21 7 8 6 27 27 27 QUT 5 21 3 11 7 15 34 16 Kedron Wavell 6 21 2 14 5 18 75 11 Logan 2 21 1 17 3 21 79 6



Redcliffe 5 18 12 3 3 44 11 39 Commercial 8 * 18 9 2 7 29 13 34 Valley 5 18 10 4 4 25 17 34 Pine Hills 2 18 9 3 6 21 5 33 Pine Rivers 2 18 9 5 4 20 12 31 University 7 18 6 6 6 25 21 24 Bulimba 6 18 5 6 7 15 19 22 St Andrews 6 18 3 13 2 10 36 11 Norths 7 18 2 12 4 7 37 10 SBE 2 18 2 13 3 12 37 9


Commercial 9 * 18 12 2 4 38 11 40 Commodores 2 18 12 3 3 43 21 39 Kedron Wavell 7 18 11 4 3 40 15 36 Bulimba 7 18 11 4 3 29 17 36 QUT 6 18 10 4 4 27 12 34 University 8 18 5 9 4 29 36 19 Redcliffe 6 18 5 9 4 24 40 19 SWU 4 18 2 12 4 12 35 10 Norths 8 18 2 12 4 11 44 10 Logan 3 18 2 13 3 23 45 9


SWU 5 18 15 2 1 43 16 46 Valley 6 * 18 12 4 2 35 13 38 Kedron Wavell 8 18 11 6 1 44 35 34 Pine Hills 3 18 10 5 3 33 25 33 Ascot 7 18 7 7 4 16 14 25 Pine Rivers 3 18 8 9 1 18 22 25 Commercial 10 18 5 9 4 17 19 19 University 9 18 5 11 2 31 48 17 SBE 3 18 2 11 5 10 23 11 St Andrews 7 18 2 13 3 5 37 9

MONDAY MASTERS DIVISION 1 TEAM PLAYE

D WO

N LOST DRAW

N GF GA PTS

Ascot MM1 20 14 2 4 50 17 46 Valley MM1 * 20 10 6 4 53 38 34 Commercial MM1 20 10 7 3 43 35 33 Easts MM1 20 8 8 4 28 27 28 Kedron Wavell MM1 20 4 11 5 16 36 17 Norths MM1 20 1 13 6 12 49 9


MONDAY MASTERS DIVISION 2

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA PTS Bulimba MM2 20 14 4 2 59 18 44 Ascot MM2 * 20 13 4 3 54 21 42 Redlands MM2 20 12 4 4 58 29 40 SWU MM2 20 7 10 3 31 41 24 QUT MM2 20 4 13 3 17 56 15 Kedron Wavell MM2 20 0 15 5 9 63 5

MONDAY MASTERS DIVISION 3 TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA PTS

St Andrews MM3 18 13 4 0 39 12 39 Redcliffe MM3* 18 11 2 3 26 10 36 Commercial MM3 18 10 2 4 28 10 34 SBE MM3 18 8 6 3 31 22 27 Pine Hills MM3 18 6 6 4 31 17 22 Norths MM3 18 5 7 4 16 15 19 Bulimba MM3 18 3 9 4 11 24 13 SWU MM3 18 1 10 5 9 41 8 Easts MM3 18 0 13 3 6 46 3

* Denotes Premiership Winners

2013 SENIOR RESULTS

HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS

GRADE GOALS NAME CLUB Division 1 18 Natalie Crick

Rebecca Reuter Valley Easts

Division 2 24 Sarah Currie Easts Division 3 9

Sue Speight Kate Sheehy

Easts South West United

Division 4 17 Sue Barsby Redcliffe Division 5 16 Paige Menary Pine Rivers

DP1 21

Lou Kendall Louise Penfold

Commercial Commercial

DP2 21 Isabel Byram Ascot DP3 14 Alice Brodribb University DP4 15 Robyn Taylor Commodores DP5 18 Lauren McCarthy Kedron Wavell

Masters 1 15 Sheryl Simpson Commercial Masters 2 33 Robyn Larcombe Redlands Masters 3 15 Nicole Balchin South Brisbane Eagles


MINOR PREMIERS Division 1 Taxation Shield Kedron Wavell 1 Division 2 Mary Nairn Shield Easts 2 Division 3 Dellit Family Shield St Andrews 3 Division 4 Thomas Family Shield Redcliffe 3 Division 5 June Snarski Shield Logan 1

DP1 Jenny Tidey Shield Commercial 5 DP2 Heather Scraggs Shield Commercial 7 DP3 Taxation Shield

R.Robinson, E.McDougall, E.White

Redcliffe 5

DP4 Taxation International Players K.Lehmann, D.Hirst

Commercial 9

DP5 Taxation International Players D.Byrne, V.Worthington,

P.Josiffe

South West United 5

Masters 1 Joyce Proctor Shield Ascot Masters 2 Faye Wastell Shield Bulimba Masters 3 St Andrews

PREMIERSHIP WINNERS Division 1 Shirley Higgins Memorial

Shield Valley 1

Division 2 Annette Eve Trophy Commercial 2 Division 3 Olive Perry Trophy St Andrews 3 Division 4 Marilyn Chatfield Trophy Redcliffe 3 Division 5 Dell Parkyn Trophy Norths 4

DP1 Betty Watson Trophy Commercial 5 DP2 Pixie Josiffe Trophy University 6 DP3 Ruby Robinson Trophy Commercial 8 DP4 Euphemie McDougall Trophy Commercial 9 DP5 Fay Crunkhorn Trophy Valley 6

Masters 1 Ros Julien Trophy Valley Masters 2 Isabel Sim Trophy Ascot Masters 3 Redcliffe


BEST & FAIREST IN GRAND FINALS Division 1 Win McMullin Shield Hannah Reid – Valley Division 2 Elaine Green Shield Danette Smith – C’cial Division 3 Jenny Heron Shield Claire Hollier – SWU Division 4 Mary Cockings Shield Claudia Attard - Ascot Division 5 Mary Hughes Shield Liz Moffatti - Norths

DP1 Lou Kendall – C’Cial DP2 Carla Littlefield - Uni DP3 Fiona Bohl - Redcliffe DP4 Robyn Rawding – C’cial DP5 Sharyn Dawson – SWU

Masters 1 Kath North - Valley Masters 2 Megan Houghton - Ascot Masters 3 Fiona Bohl - Redcliffe

PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS Division 1 Presidents Medal Emily Burrows - Norths Division 1 Rookie of the Year Aleesa Ferguson – Easts Division 1 Players Player Award Emily Burrows - Norths Division 2 Best & Fairest in Division Sachi De Souza - University Division 3 Best & Fairest in Division Racquel Kolkert – Kedron Wavell Division 4 Best & Fairest in Division Annabelle Chan - University Division 5 Best & Fairest in Division Jessica Cassidy – Pine Hills

DP1 Best & Fairest in Division Lou Kendall – Commercial 5 DP2 Best & Fairest in Division Hannah Smith – Norths DP3 Best & Fairest in Division Karina Kelly – Pine Rivers DP4 Best & Fairest in Division Judy Lobley – Norths DP5 Best & Fairest in Division Vickie Frater – Valley

Masters 1 Best & Fairest in Division Di Burton – Norths Masters 2 Best & Fairest in Division Petra West – Redlands Masters 3 Best & Fairest in Division Kylie Cassidy – Pine Hills


MAJOR AWARDS

PAM GLOSSOP SHIELD Highest Representative Honours

Alyssa Kerr

HEATHER SCRAGGS SHIELD Highest Umpiring Honours

Lynn Cowie-McAllister

JAN HADFIELD SHIELD Highest Coaching Honours

Nikki Taylor

LYN THOMAS SHIELD Most Promising Senior Umpire

Monique Yearbury

CHERYL KANN SHIELD Most Promising Senior Grass Umpire

Marnie Rawle

MARY HUGHES MEDAL Most Valuable Umpire Senior Grass Fixtures

Judy Hartnett

BEST SENIOR BWHA CLUB 2013 Commercial

BWHA, HOCKEY QUEENSLAND AND HOCKEY AUSTRALIA UMPIRING BADGES AND AWARDS

Monique Yearbury - St Andrews – “Vicki Spice Award”

Most Promising Umpire at U18 State Championships 2013 and Umpire of Division 1 Final

Lauren Berndt - St Andrews – ‘Most Improved Umpire’ at U18 State Championships

2013 Reserve Umpire of Division 2 Final

Umpire Club Accreditation Taylah Andreassen QUT Brisbane C Samantha Le Moeligou

St Andrews Brisbane C

Andrea Dowling Ascot Brisbane B Lucy Shipp University Level 1 Jasmine Kay Bulimba Level 1 Tessa Long QUT Level 1 Melanie Blanchard Kedron Wavell Community Mikayla Cavanagh Arana Ascot Community Emma Worthington Arana Ascot Community


QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL APPOINTMENTS

Hockey Queensland Women’s Championships

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT State Open Womens Championships (M&W Brisbane 26-28 April 2013)

Cheryl Kann Tournament Director Lesley Bennett Assistant Tournament

Director Ronda Nix OAM Technical Manager

(Women) John Luff Assistant Technical

Manager Super League (M&W Brisbane 8-10 June 2013) Cheryl Kann Technical Manager

(Women) Ray Long Technical Officials Panel John Luff Technical Officials Panel

Womens Maters State Championships (Toowoomba 8-10 June 2013)

Sonya Fisher Tournament Director Ronda Nix OAM Assistant Tournament

Director Rachel Ardern Umpire Coach

U13 Womens State Championships (Mackay 24-28 June)

Lesley Bennett Tournament Director

U15 Womens State Championships (Ipswich 1-5 July)

Jenny Heron Tournament Director

U18 Womens State Championships (Cairns 21-23 Sept 2013)

Sonya Fisher Tournament Director John Luff Technical Manager Sarah Shepard Technical Officer Bernadette Pangrazio

Umpire Coach

Annabel Willox Umpire Coach


Hockey Australia Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT

National Women’s Masters Tournament

Ronda Nix OAM Technical Officer

AHL 2013 Jan Hadfield Umpires Manager

International Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT FIH World League Semi Final

(Rotterdam) Jan Hadfield Umpires Manager

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL UMPIRE APPOINTMENTS

Hockey Australia Women’s Tournaments


AHL 2013 Lyn Cowie-McAlister Umpire Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire Aleisha Neumann Umpire

National Womens U15 Tournament Claire Butcher Umpire

International Women’s Tournaments


Sydney Youth Olympics Bernadette Pangrazio Umpire European Nations Cup Irene Clelland Umpire

Annabel Willox Umpire FIH World League Semi Final (Rotterdam 2013)

Lynn Cowie-McAlister Umpire

QUEENSLAND AND AUSTRALIAN TECHNICAL BADGES

Caroline Schomberg – HA Level 2 Technical Officer

Ray Long – HA Level 2 Technical Officer


2013 SOUTHERN CROSS TEAMS & RESULTS

SOUTHERN CROSS HOCKEY LEAGUE

SCORPIONS Commercial Evans, Tayler Kedron Wavell Larosa, Jasmine Commercial Hack, Annie Kedron Wavell Tynan, Lucy Commercial Smith, Maddie Kedron Wavell Wilkinson, Britt Commercial Taylor, Renee St Andrews Fisher, Jaimie Commercial Williams, Claire St Andrews McComiskie, Alice Easts Ferguson, Aleesa St Andrews Hillas, Georgia Easts Lapham, Jessica St Andrews Mackay, Ashleigh Easts Leck, Lindsay St Andrews Powell, Yasmin Easts Silcock, Adriana St Andrews Ruff, Bridie Kedron Wavell Gallagher, Morgan University O'Hanlon, Grace Kedron Wavell Kerr, Courtney University Woods, Nicola Kedron Wavell Kerr, Tegan Kedron Wavell Kirchner, Bec COACH Sharyn Simpson MANAGER Regie Fisher

Tournament Washed Out. SUPER LEAGUE BRISBANE

BRISBANE 1 Commercial Evans, Tayler Commercial Smith, Maddie Commercial Taylor, Renee Commercial Williams, Claire Easts Ferguson, Aleesa Kedron Wavell Kerr, Alyssa Kedron Wavell Kerr, Tegan Kedron Wavell Larosa, Jasmine Kedron Wavell Pavish, Samantha Kedron Wavell Wilkinson, Britt St Andrews Brittain, Cassie St Andrews Hillas, Georgia St Andrews Mackay, Ashleigh St Andrews Ruff, Bridie Valley Richards, Lauren COACH Nikki Taylor ASST COACH Sharyn Simpson ASST COACH Kristin Muir MANAGER Desley Mackay

PLACINGS: 1st Brisbane Blitz 2nd Wide Bay Thunder 3rd South Coast Sharks 4th South West Lumberjills 5th Northern Storm 6th Central Panthers


OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial Evans, Tayler Bulimba McGrath, Tean-Louise CC) Commercial Williams, Claire Commercial Silcock, Adriana Commercial Hooley, Jamie Easts Weatherhead, Laura Commercial Smith, Maddie Kedron Wavell Kerr, Courtney Commercial Taylor, Renee Kedron Wavell Gallagher, Morgan Easts Ferguson, Aleesa Norths Bautista, Gemma Easts Lapham, Jess Norths Wilson, Greer Easts Leck, Lindsey (CC) Norths Tucker, Lauren Kedron Wavell Wilkinson, Britt Redcliffe Wark, Katrina Kedron Wavell Larosa, Jasmine St Andrews McComiskie, Alice Kedron Wavell Kerr, Tegan St Andrews Fisher, Jamie St Andrews Mackay, Ashleigh St Andrews Simpson, Marni (CC) St Andrews Ruff, Bridie St Andrews Lynch, Shona St Andrews Hillas, Georgia St Andrews Powell, Yasmin Valley Richards, Lauren (CC) Valley Comerford, Claire (VC) COACH Andrew Mackay COACH Debbie Wark MANAGER Desley Mackay MANAGER Regie Fisher UMPIRE Naomi Zerner UMPIRE Sheryl Miles

PLACINGS: 1st Brisbane 1 (CUP) 2nd Townsville 2 3rd Gold Coast (BOWL) 4th Brisbane 2 5th Toowoomba 1 6th Tweed Border 7th Sunshine Coast 8th Mackay 9th Bundaberg (SHIELD) 10th Rockhampton 11th Maryborough (PLATE) 12th Cairns 13th Ipswich 14th Warwick 15th Gladstone 16th Atherton 17th Toowoomba 2


UNDER 18 SOUTHERN CROSS

BRISBANE 1 Commercial Taylor, Renee Easts Weatherhead, Laura Easts Ferguson, Aleesa Kedron Wavell Chisholm, Riley Kedron Wavell Springfield, Kate Kedron Wavell Kerr, Courtney Kedron Wavell Wilkinson, Britt Norths Tucker, Lauren Norths Wilson , Greer St Andrews Ruff, Bridie St Andrews McComiskie, Alice St Andrews Hillas, Georgia St Andrews Powell, Yasmin St Andrews Kelly, Hannah COACH Alex Krzensk MANAGER Desley Mackay UMPIRE Monique Yearbury

BRISBANE 2 Ascot Worthington , Emma Ascot Carkeet, Bridget Commercial Silcock, Adriana Easts Bellchambers, Rachel Easts Smith, Tia Kedron Wavell Tynan, Lucy Norths Robinson , Keely Norths Bautista, Gemma Norths Cooper, Jenny St Andrews Kelly , Phoebe St Andrews Arnold, Lucy University Victoria, Orr Valleys Fraser, Rachel Valleys Waterhouse, Lucy COACH Amy Ryan MANAGER Sonya Taylor UMPIRE Lauren Berndt

BRISBANE 3 Bulimba McCullough-Fletcher, Amy Bulimba White, Kaitlyn Commercial William, Shoshana Commercial Collins, Camille Commercial O’Brien, Mollie Easts Tilse, Bridget Easts Bilton, Wade Easts Simms, Tahlia Kedron Wavell Blanchard, Melanie Lourdes Hill College Marsh, Holly Norths Harding, Elizabeth SWU Harrison, Hollie SWU Findlater, Alicia SWU Stubbings, Emma Valley Gray, Charlotte COACH Andrew Blanchard MANAGER Colin Marsh UMPIRE Mikayla Cavanagh

PLACINGS: Division 1

1st Brisbane 1 2nd Tweed Border 3rd Toowoomba 4th Sunshine Coast 5th 6th

Gold Coast Ipswich

Division 2 1st Brisbane 2

2nd Brisbane 3 3rd Redlands 4th Warwick


2013 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS & RESULTS

UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS CAIRNS

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial Taylor, Renee Ascot Carkeet, Bridget Easts Weatherhead, Laura Ascot Worthington. Emma Easts Ferguson, Aleesa (CC) Easts Bellchambers, Rachel Kedron Wavell Chisholm, Riley Easts Smith, Tia Kedron Wavell Gallagher, Morgan Easts Tilse, Bridget Kedron Wavell Kerr, Courtney Kedron Wavell Springfield, Kate Kedron Wavell Wilkinson, Britt Kedron Wavell Tynan, Lucy Norths Tucker, Lauren Norths Bautista, Gemma Norths Wilson, Greer Norths Cooper, Jenny St Andrews Hillas, Georgia (CC) St Andrews Arnold, Lucy St Andrews Kelly, Hannah St Andrews Kelly, Phoebe St Andrews McComiskie, Alice University Orr, Victoria (C) St Andrews Powell, Yasmin Valley Fraser, Rachel (VC) St Andrews Ruff, Bridie Valley Waterhouse, Lucy COACH Kristin Muir COACH Alex Krzensk MANAGER Desley Mackay MANAGER Lisa Donaldson UMPIRE Deb O’Connell UMPIRE Monique Yearbury BRISBANE 3 Bulimba McCullough-Fletcher, Amy Placings: Bulimba White, Kaitlyn (VC) Division 1 Division 2 Commercial William, Shoshana 1st Brisbane 1 1st Sunshine Coast Commercial Collins, Camille 2nd Tweed Border 2nd Rockhampton Easts Bilton, Wade (C) 3rd Gold Coast 3rd Cairns 2 Easts Frey, Emma 4th Toowoomba 4th Brisbane 3 Ked Wavell Marsh, Holly 5th Cairns 1 5th Redlands Lourdes Hill Harding, Elizabeth 6th Townsville 6th Atherton Norths Robinson , Keely 7th Brisbane 2 Redcliffe Scott, Brianne 8th Ipswich Redcliffe Shirley, Stephanie 9th Mackay SWU Hinton, Katelyn 10th Bundaberg SWU Findlater, Alicia SWU Stubbings, Emma Valley Gray, Charlotte COACH Amy Ryan MANAGER Samantha Gray UMPIRE Lauren Berndt


MASTERS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – TOOWOOMBA

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Ascot Hayes, Natasha Ascot Houghton, Megan Ascot Kuss, Teresa (C) Bulimba Boyle, Lynda Bulimba Heathwood, Stacey Bulimba Hale, Jacklyn Bulimba Morgan, Lisa Easts/Ascot Brown, Denise Commercial Simpson, Sheryl Ked Wavell Williams, Judy Easts Cameron, Fiona Norths Walton, Noreen Easts Hutchinson, Sharon (VC) Redcliffe Barsby, Sue Easts Speight , Sue Redcliffe Fox, Nicole Norths Burton , Diana Redcliffe Sikes, Anita (C) Redcliffe Haydon , Darlene Redcliffe Wark, Debbie Redcliffe Pfingst , Catherine University Ash, Jo-Anne Redcliffe Robinson , Kelli University Wilson, Annette Valley Bowman , Nellie Valley Goodale, Wendy Valley North, Kath Valley Holmes, Jody (VC) COACH Graham Wakefield COACH Janene McCall MANAGER Judy Van Dorm MANAGER Jenny Heron UMPIRE Claire Butcher UMPIRE Naomi Zerner

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Ascot Hill, Lyn (CC) Ascot Robertson, Cathie Bulimba French, Danetta Commercial Blackwell, Gail Bulimba Gray, Alison Commercial Bradbury, Carol (C) Easts Campbell, Diane (CC) Commercial Kerklaan-Guliger, Angela Ked Wavell Pappalardo, Rosanna Commercial Stewart , Janine Norths Evans, Natalie Commodores Hodson, Ruth Norths Licciardello, Dena Easts Miles, Sheryl Norths Parker, Kerry-Ann Ked Wavell Dewar, Allison Norths Straker, Jane Ked Wavell La-Chiusa, Wendy QUT Harrap, Judy Logan Johnston, Michelle Redcliffe Fitzpatrick, Bronwyn Norths Colles, Erica Redcliffe Somerville, Lynne Norths Galic, Kim SWU McShane, Penny Norths Moffatti, Liz (VC) Valley Clarke, Stacy Redcliffe Hunter, Julie COACH Sandra Beirne COACH Sue Reid MANAGER Bronwyn Morris MANAGER Shannon Jones UMPIRE Catherine Realf UMPIRE Marnie Rawle


BRISBANE 5 BRISBANE 6

Bulimba Greitschus, Janelle Ascot English, Dawn Commercial Mitchell, Melissa Commodores Galloway, Jan Commodores Bell, Kym (C) Easts Lee, Jane Easts Martin, Martine Ked Wavell Oudenryn, Kate Ked Wavell Andrea, Natalie Norths Harris, Sue Norths Coleman, Angela (VC) Norths Kernke, Sue Norths Kinshela, Marie Norths Kinshela, Sue QUT Franklin, Melissa Pine Hills Bennett, Lesley QUT Mitchell, Leith Pine Hills Slocomb, Clare Redcliffe Blackwell, Natalie Pine Hills Sutherland, Robyn Redcliffe Nicholls, Jody SBE Hayes, Jane (VC) St Andrews Le Moeligou, Samantha St Andrews Sneddon, Robyn Valley Harper, Sally SWU Drover, Emma Valley Sharp, Helen SWU Nitarski, Pam COACH Margie Brown SWU Walduck, Karin (C) MANAGER Darlene Armstrong COACH Pam Nitarski UMPIRE Rachel Fraser MANAGER Maria Mijts UMPIRE Lauren Berndt

MASTERSS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (CONT)

2013 QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES

2013 QLD U21 WOMEN’S TEAM 2013 QLD U18 WOMEN’S TEAM

Georgia Hillas St Andrews Aleesa Ferguson Easts Jasmine Larosa Kedron Wavell Brittany Wilkinson Kedron Wavell

Tayler Evans Commercial Georgia Hillas (withdrawn)

St Andrews

Renee Taylor Commercial

Placings: Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st Ipswich 1 Maryborough 1 Brisbane 4 2nd Brisbane 2 Gold Coast 1 Redlands 1 3rd Tweed Border 1/ Brisbane 1 Cairns 1 Gympie 1 4th Brisbane 3 Gold Coast 2 5th Mackay 1 Rockhampton 1 Tweed Border 2 6th Toowoomba 1 Mackay 2 Sunshine Coast 2 7th Townsville 1 Gladstone 1 Cairns 2 8th Sunshine Coast 1 Bundaberg 1 Gladstone 2 Division 4 Division 5 Division 6 1st Ipswich 2 Toowoomba 2 Warwick 2nd Brisbane 5 Maryborough 2 Toowoomba 3 3rd Mackay 3 / Mount Isa Brisbane 6 Gympie 2 4th Rockhampton 2 Redlands 2 5th

Atherton / Sunshine Coast 3 Tweed Border 3 Mackay 4

6th Townsville 2 7th Gold Coast 3 Ipswich 3 8th Hervey Bay Bundaberg 2


Shadows Jess Lapham Easts Shadows

Madeleine Smith Commercial Bridie Ruff St Andrews Tegan Kerr Kedron Wavell Annie Hack Commercial

2014 QLD U21 WOMEN’S SQUAD 2014 QLD U18 WOMEN’S SQUAD Murphy Allendorf AIS Alice McComiskie St Andrews Claire Comerford Valley Bridie Ruff St Andrews

Tayler Evans Commercial Brittany Wilkinson Kedron Wavell Aleesa Ferguson Easts Courtney Kerr Kedron Wavell

Georgia Hillas St Andrews Georgia Hillas St Andrews Tegan Kerr Kedron Wavell Morgan Gallagher Kedron Wavell

Jess Lapham Easts Laura Weatherhead Easts Ashleigh Mackay St Andrews Renee Taylor Commercial

Audrey Smith AIS Victoria Orr University Madeleine Smith Commercial Yasmin Powell St Andrews

QLD OPEN WOMEN’S INDOOR TEAM 2013 QLD DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Belinda Cameron Easts Jamie Hooley Commercial Clare Comerford Valley Jessica Cole Easts

Natalie Crick Valley Kirsten Mackay Easts Gennessa Lee QUT Madeleine Smith Commercial

Tessa Long QUT Tegan Kerr Kedron Wavell Lauren Richards Valley Cassie Britain

(Withdrawn) St Andrews

Pam Williams Valley

2013 QLD U18 INDOOR TEAM Claire Williams (Withdrawn)

Commercial

Bridie Ruff Renee Taylor

St Andrews Commercial

Lindsey Leck (Withdrawn)

Easts

Laura Weatherhead Easts Brittany Wilkinson Kedron Wavell

Jess Lapham (Withdrawn)

Debbie Wark

Easts Manager

Monique Yearbury St Andrews

Shadows

Shadow Tess Hannah

Lauren Tucker Valley Norths

Ashleigh Mackay (Withdrawn)

St Andrews

Nicole Yearbury St Andrews

2013 QLD SCORCHERS SQUAD Alyssa Kerr Kedron Wavell

Cassie Brittain St Andrews Emily Burrows Norths Jasmine Larossa Kedron Wavell Lindsey Leck Easts Madeleine Smith Commercial


2013 QLD SCORCHERS TEAM Alyssa Kerr Kedron Wavell

Jasmine Larosa Kedron Wavell Lindsey Leck Easts

Madeleine Smith Commercial

QUEENSLAND MASTERS TEAMS 35+ 40+ 45+ Fiona Cameron (Withdrew) Lisa Morgan (VC) Alison Gray Diana Burton Coach Graham Wakefield

Darlene Haydon Manager Sue Reid

Catherine Pfingst Suzanne Speight (Withdrew) 60+

Pamela Nitarski (VC) 50+ Shadows Jan Galloway Jo-Anne Ash Lynda Boyle Clare Slocomb Denise Brow Robyn Sneddon

Robyn Sutherland Jane Straker Coach

Janene McCall Karin Walduck

Shadows Manager Jenny Heron

Gail Blackwell Wendy La-Chiusa 55+ Dena Licciardello Lyn Hill (CC) Liz Moffatti Shadows Lesley Bennett


2013 INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES HOCKEYROOS SENIOR SQUAD Madonna Blyth Jodie Schulz AIS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS Murphy Allendorf Madonna Blyth Jodie Schulz Audrey Smith HOCKEYROOS DEVELOPMENT SQUAD Jill Dwyer Rebecca Reuter Kandice Olivieri AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR SQUAD Murphy Allendorf Audrey Smith AUSTRALIAN FUTURES JUNIOR SQUAD Aleesa Ferguson Madeleine Smith HOCKEYROOS – OCEANIA CUP – NEW ZEALAND Madonna Blyth HOCKEYROOS – WORLD LEAGUE SEMI FINAL IN LONDON Madonna Blyth JUNIOR WORLD CUP Murphy Allendorf Audrey Smith

AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S MASTERS TEAMS

Announced at the 2013 National Championships to travel to New Zealand to compete in Trans Tasman

Over 35s Team Over 45s Manager Over 50s Team Over 60s Team Jan Galloway Di Burton

Robyn Andersen Noreen Walton

Natasha Hayes Jane Straker


European Cup to travel to compete in Belfast Northern Ireland August 2013

Over 50s Team Noreen Walton

Jane Straker

2013 HOCKEY QUEENSLAND OFFICIALS BOARD

PRESIDENT Dr Karin Walduck GAME MANAGEMENT Jan Hadfield (resigned 2013) Sharyn Simpson (resigned 4/10/13) GAME DEVELOPMENT PANEL Sharyn Simpson Ronda Nix OAM Lyn Hill SELECTION PANEL U15s Kelli Robinson Sharyn Simpson

DIRECTOR Jan Hadfield (Resigned 2013)

LEGAL, PLANNING &

MARKETING Kathy Proctor

TECHNICAL

Ronda Nix

UMPIRING Lyn Hill

MASTERS C’TEE

Diana Young Jenny Heron

FACILITY DEVELOPMENT C’TEE

Christine Blanchard Q.W.A.S.C LIFE MEMBERS Mrs R Robinson (decd); Mrs E MacDougall (decd); Mrs J Tidey; Miss M Cockings (decd) SHC LIFE MEMBER Mrs R Nix OAM 2001 QWHA LONG SERVICE AWARDS Miss M Brown (decd) 1958, Mrs M Nairn (decd) 1959, Mrs A Smith (decd) 1960, Miss M King (decd) 1964, Miss F Cossins (decd) 1965, Mrs M Anstey 1975, Mrs E Green (decd) 1983, Mrs F Wastell 1985, Dr M Hughes OAM (decd) 1990, Mrs J Tidey 1990, Miss J Snarski (decd) 1992, Mrs L Thomas 1993, Mrs V Bartlett 1995 HQ DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS Miss J Hadfield 1997, Mrs M Chatfield 2002, Mrs R Nix OAM 2003, Mrs J Heron 2003, Mrs J Proctor 2005, Miss M Cockings 2008 (decd)


QWHA LIFE MEMBERS Dr F Bage (decd) 1947, Mrs E Dobbin AM 1950 (decd), Miss A Clarke (decd) 1951, Miss J Clarke (decd) 1955, Mrs R Robinson AM MBE (decd) 1956, Mrs K Langan 1956, Mrs O Perry (decd) 1957, Dr D Hill (decd) 1958, Miss E Watson 1961 (decd), Miss W McMullin (decd) 1963, Miss N Mauchlan (decd) 1964, Miss I Sim 1965 (decd), Miss L Mauchlan 1966, Mrs A Yeo (decd) 1967, Mrs M Josiffe OAM 1967 (decd), Mrs E McDougall OAM 1968 (decd), Mrs J Viertel OAM 1969, Miss N Young (decd) 1970, Miss S Otto 1971, Mrs A Smith OBE (decd) 1972, Mrs A Parkyn 1977, Mrs N Slade 1978, Miss H Scraggs OAM 1980, Mrs D Roberts 1983 HQ LIFE MEMBERS Mrs J Tidey 1997, Miss J Ellis 1999, Mrs R Nix OAM 2009, Ms J Hadfield 2011, Mrs L Thomas 2011

HOCKEY AUSTRALIA LIFE MEMBERS Mrs K Langan 1958; Mrs R Robinson (decd) AM MBE 1959; Mrs M Josiffe OAM (decd) 1972; Mrs J Viertel OAM 1988; Mrs D Pirie OAM 1999; Miss H Scraggs OAM 2001 HOCKEY AUSTRALIA HALL OF FAME Ms P Glossop 2011


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Jenny Tidey – 1988 Vonnie Faulkner – 1988

Elaine Green (Decd) – 1989 Barbara Northcott – 1990

Marilyn Chatfield – 1993 Ronda Nix OAM – 1994 Tracey O’Connor – 1996 Maureen Fleming – 1997

Kathy Proctor – 1997 Lynn Quirk – 2000

Pam Patteson – 2003 Teresa Kuss – 2003

MATCH SECRETARIES

Helen Hill Zoe Goodwin

JUNIOR C’TEE

Kristin Muir Sue Speight Helen Hart

Kelli Robinson Sonya Taylor (C)

Sue Carey

U7 & U9 COORDINATOR

Anna Mehonoshen

FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE Sue Barsby

Margie Brown Sue Carey

U15 SELECTION PANEL Jenny Butler

Kelli Robinson Sonya Taylor (C)

U13 SELECTION PANEL Wendy Stephens (C)

Karen Davis Helen Sharp Jane Hayes

U11 SELECTION PANEL Karen Davis (P)

Kerri-Anne Stevenson Regie Fisher

TECHNICAL OFFICIALS & UMPIRE MENTORS

BP Jenny Heron Deb Wark

Kaylah Yore


EHTT Rebecca Frey Kaylah Yore

Caroline Schomberg


SHC Caroline Schomberg

Kate West Deb Wark


RED Kaylah Yore Kate West

Clarrie Hicks


CONTENTS

Page

Chair’s Report 51

Competitions Report 52

Match Secretary’s Report 53

Umpires Report 53

U7 & U9 Rookey Report 54

Records

Junior Results 55

Junior Points Table 56

Junior Umpire Badges 60

Southern Cross Teams & Results 61

State Championship Teams & Results 65

Queensland & Australian Representatives 67


JUNIOR CHAIR

2013 saw the season begin with a new structure to the Junior Committee with Debbie Wark, our 2012 Chair, making the decision to be the Liaison between the Junior Committee and the Management Committee. Members on the Junior Committee held portfolios, as they had in the past, but the traditional top-down structure changed. The year went by incredibly quickly, with only a few challenges, luckily, weather not being one of them this year! I would like to thank the members of the Junior Committee Sue Carey, Helen Hill, Kristin Muir, Kelli Robinson, Helen Hart and Sue Speight for their time and commitment to the junior competition. Thank you to all the clubs for taking their turn with the weekly BBQ roster at Rasey Park. The contribution by all clubs certainly lightens the work load and provides a service to all. A very big thank you to John Robinson, Noala Gordon and the Grounds Committee for all their hard work on the fields. The fields looked amazing this year – we even had “technical areas” marked on each field for our U11 Southern Cross carnival. We continued to trial new things this year with our J competition and also our grass competition. It’s important to hear constructive feedback from clubs about these competitions and how things work. Our aim was to be all inclusive and to ensure that all clubs have the same opportunity. We saw an exciting new venture of our JT1 competition being filmed and aired on TV4ME and clips on You Tube. This initiative by Hockey Zone (BWHA/BHA) and supported by Powell Industrial (Adrian and Lorraine Pembroke) was hugely successful. A very big thank you must go to Adrian and Lorraine for their support for the JT1 competition. Thank you to our weekly support crew:- • The BWHA office staff • Representative Selectors, Coaches and Managers • Charli Hawson, who is always a pleasure to work with in the office on Saturday • Camille Collins, our very efficient control room girl • John Thomas, Atherli Cross and our DP sports trainers • Canteen Staff at Rasey & Downey Parks • Anna Mehonoshen, our U7 & U9 co-ordinator • Turf Tech Officials and umpire mentors Our U11 Southern Cross was once again run with the boys U11 Coulter Shield and as in the past, it was a fantastic day. Our Junior Committee will move on this year and we hope that another group of dedicated people will move in to take over the very important role of running the Junior Competition. I would, on behalf of the Junior Committee, like to thank the many volunteers who have helped us during our time on the Committee. Last, but not least, we would like to thank Debbie Wark for her continued support and guidance in all matters Junior this year. Debbie’s passion for hockey and people is one of BWHA’s assets! Sonya Taylor Junior Chair


JUNIOR COMPETITIONS REPORT This year we had 103 teams playing in the BWHA competition. 35 Turf teams from 14 clubs and 68 Grass teams from 17 Clubs. An increase of 6 grass teams from 2012, which shows that the sport is growing. The grading committee this year was Margie Brown, Sue Barsby and Sue Carey with Helen Hart from the Junior committee. Once again it was difficult job as we try to accommodate all teams from the paper work that is submitted but due to changes in the paperwork this year we had more insight to each of the teams which was beneficial. TURF Once again this year we tried to keep as many teams on turf. From the 37 teams nominated we were able to retain 35 teams in the competition. Due to the turf availability the Grading Committee decided to allocate 9 teams per J turf division and 8 teams in 13T competition. A 9 team competition does make it difficult for fixtures but we were trying to get as many teams on turf that was possible. The grading games started at split venues, which was not ideal but after reviewing clubs registrations and grading games. We managed to keep as many teams on turf as possible with the venues available. This is not an easy task and it is so important for clubs to come ready for grading games. Once again this year we played 30 minute grading games. Starting on the 22nd February and then again on 1st March, with fixtures commencing on the 15th March. With having 9 teams in each of the J divisions we were able to keep another 3 teams in the competition, only losing 2 teams from the turf competition and both teams continued at Downey Park. For 2013 it was decided to keep the 13T an 8 team competition, as we felt that bringing 13T division back to Downey Park, to play on Field 1 for one game a week would allow for as many teams to participate in the 13T competition. GRASS Fixtures started 13th April, but this was rained out, so made our job more difficult to grade teams. School holidays always have an impact on the junior fixtures but we need to start otherwise we don’t get in the all the rounds required. This year we had 17 teams in the JG competition, with 2 divisions, which was 1 team more than 2012. Once again clubs requested particular timeslots for this grade as they would not be able to field the teams, which we tried to accommodate, it is so important for junior girls to stay in sport. The Under 13 grass competition had 24 teams nominate which was 4 more than 2012, which is great so we were able to have 3 divisions of 8 teams. 27 teams nominated for Under 11 and which allowed for 4 divisions in the grade but 3 teams less than in 2012. Once the teams were in the appropriate grades, the season settled and all seemed to enjoy their hockey.


Overall, the season was successful, the JT teams played more turf games then in the previous years, this year we had more details on the paperwork that helped with grading. Downey Park was still abuzz on a Saturday morning. Things to improve on would be allowing more time for turf grading games instead of trying to fit it into a Friday night when everybody is still doing their summer sports and for grading games to be at the same venue. And we do the best we can with the grass teams grading, considering the elements and school holidays. The main thing is for clubs to complete appropriate paperwork and for them to communicate with the office if there is an issue. Thanks to the grading committee for their hard work Friday nights and Saturday mornings to ensure a strong competition across the grades. Thanks to the BWHA office staff for their help during the year. Congratulations to those clubs that won premierships. Helen Hart Junior Committee - Competitions

JUNIOR MATCH SECRETARY REPORT

2013 has been quite a challenging year with regard to recording and reporting for the junior competition. The implementation of the new database and the requirement for ALL players (returning and new) to submit BWHA registration forms caused some confusion and a large increase in the workload for the position of Match Secretary at the start of the season. Fortunately most clubs addressed the majority of issues promptly, but next year there may need to be more clarity between requests for database paperwork and paperwork requested from the Match Secretary. 2014 should see an improvement in this area as the returning players will not have to submit any paperwork which will reduce the workload enormously. Thanks to the assistance given from the staff in the office especially, Leah, Lisa and Regie. Efficient communication between the office and the club Secretaries helped things run smoothly. Thank you also to Zoe Goodwin for her assistance. Helen Hill Junior Committee - Match Secretary

JUNIOR UMPIRES REPORT This was quite a successful year for junior umpiring. Umpiring numbers have appeared to increase. This is a very encouraging sign. There were many new umpires. We also had our more experienced umpires becoming club mentors, which proved beneficial to our new and aspiring umpires. I would like to thank all the volunteers, those who turned up each week to umpire, mentor, toured with our representative teams to the Southern Cross Tournaments and State Championships and also the ladies that came to be assessed at U11 Southern Cross. Thanks also to Pam Nitarski who assisted with allocating the umpires at the U11 Southern Cross & Coulter Shield tournament this year. Without all of you our game of hockey would not exist. Kelli Robinson and Kristin Muir Junior Committee – Umpire Conveners


U7 & U9s REPORT The Under 7 and Under 9 Rookey Competition grew substantially in 2013 with 22 Under 7 teams and 25 Under 9 teams allocated into six divisions. The 2013 season demonstrated the increase of participation and development in our junior hockey A major highlight of the season was skills day, which was held on June15th. This is always an anticipated event for the children, and to add to the excitement, this year skills day Rookey participants were able to get to know many of the QLD U18Women’s team who helped out as guest coaches, assisting with the skill stations spread across Rasey Park. This day was not only rewarding for our youngest athletes but also fulfilling for the coaches and families supporting. Thank you to Anna Mehonoshen (U7/U9 Coordinator) and Atherli Cross (Sports Trainer) who once again assisted in ensuring an organised and safe season. Their commitment and experience in these roles is greatly appreciated by BWHA. Thanks to the Junior Committee members who were also present at Rasey Park each week, it was great to have this extra assistance, as Saturday mornings are always a big event! A huge thank you to all the club volunteers who assisted with equipment each week and performed their duty roster on the BBQ. Volunteers are essential in the running of BWHA and the revenue from the BBQ supports in maintenance and replacement or purchase of equipment at Rasey Park. Thanks also to the canteen staff at Rasey Park who are always willing to offer a helping hand. The Competition finished on a high with our “End of Season Carnival”. The carnival provides many of the U7 players an opportunity to play a game in an U9 team, to prepare for subbing up or playing in the next division. The carnival continues to be a great way to introduce new players and siblings that may be interested in playing next season. We would like to wish everyone a safe and very happy Christmas and look forward to an exciting 2014 Rookey season. Regie Fisher BWHA RDO


2013 RECORDS

2013 JUNIOR RESULTS

BEST CLUB TROPHY – TAXATION SHIELD Easts & Norths

BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE – RUBY ROBINSON SHIELD

Easts U13B

PLAYER OF THE FINAL “POWELL INDUSTRIAL” JT1 Greer Wilson – Norths

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT2 Samara Johnston – Easts

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT3 Grace Battams - Norths

PLAYER OF THE FINAL 13T Grace Mitchell – Norths

VICKI SPICE SHIELD – MOST PROMISING JUNIOR UMPIRE

Lauren Berndt – St Andrews

MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR UMPIRE Mikaela Cavanagh – Arana Ascot

HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS PER DIVSION 2013

GRADE NAME GOALS CLUB Powell Industrial JT1 Hannah Kelly 18 St Andrews

JT2 Emma Stubbings 27 South West United JT3 Jessica Cassidy 22 Pine Hills

U13T Liberty Humphreys 22 Commercial JG1 Ashleigh Neill 15 St Andrews JG2 Breanna Pearson 26 Kedron Wavell

U13A Ruby Harris Jamie Torpey

16

Easts Easts

U13B Meg Muir 23 Easts U13C Liliana Tamai 25 South West United U11A Lauren Free 15 St Andrews U11B Ava Hookway 10 Norths U11C Kirby Allendorf 18 Easts U11D Stella Gracey 11 South West United


GRADE MINOR

PREMIERS RUNNERS-UP PREMIERSHIP

WINNERS Powell Industrial JT1 St Andrews St Andrews Norths

JT2 Easts SWU Easts JT3 Norths Pine Hills Norths

U13T Norths Drawn Premiership Norths & Easts JG1 St Andrews Arana Ascot St Andrews JG2 Kedron Wavell Easts Kedron Wavell

U13A Easts Easts Arana Ascot U13B Easts Pine Rivers Easts U13C Pine Rivers Drawn Premiership Pine Rivers & SWU U11A St Andrews Easts St Andrews U11B Norths Bulimba Norths U11C Norths Drawn Premiership Norths & Bulimba U11D SWU SWU Easts

JUNIOR POINTS TABLE 2013

*Denotes Premiership Winners

“Powell Industrial” JT1 TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS

St Andrews JT1 16 15 0 1 70 8 46 Norths JT1 * 16 8 4 4 30 21 28 Easts JT1 16 8 5 3 29 29 27 Valley JT1 16 7 5 4 34 20 25 Commercial JT1 16 7 6 3 30 23 24 Redcliffe JT1 16 6 7 3 34 22 21 Kedron Wavell JT1 16 6 7 3 29 31 21 Bulimba JT1 16 4 12 0 17 48 12 Lourdes Hill JT1 16 0 16 0 8 79 0 JT2

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Easts JT2 * 16 14 1 1 59 5 43 SWU JT2 16 12 2 2 60 19 38 St Andrews JT2 16 11 3 2 60 13 35 Valley JT2 16 10 3 3 42 14 33 Commercial JT2 16 7 7 2 23 33 23 Arana Ascot JT2 16 6 8 2 22 27 20 Pine Rivers JT2 16 3 13 0 14 49 9 All Hallows JT2 16 3 13 0 5 50 9 Bulimba JT2 16 0 16 0 6 81 0


JT3

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Norths JT3 * 16 11 0 5 47 18 38 Pine Hills JT3 16 11 1 4 54 17 37 Easts JT3 16 9 5 2 41 16 29 Redcliffe JT3 16 8 5 3 43 19 27 St Andrews JT3 16 8 5 3 40 25 27 Kedron Wavell JT3 16 4 7 5 28 26 17 SWU JT3 16 4 10 2 31 34 14 Valley JT3 16 4 10 2 19 32 14 Bulimba JT3 16 0 16 0 1 117 0 U13T

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Norths U13T * 21 18 1 2 56 10 56 Easts U13T * 21 16 4 1 77 23 49 SWU U13T 21 13 3 5 41 14 44 Valley U13T 21 10 9 2 28 25 32 Commercial U13T 21 8 9 4 43 35 28 St Andrews U13T 21 7 12 2 33 37 23 Kedron Wavell U13T 21 3 17 1 17 89 10 Bulimba U13T 21 0 20 1 7 69 1 JUNIOR GRASS 1

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS St Andrews JG1 * 14 14 0 0 64 3 42 Arana Ascot JG1 14 10 3 1 30 11 31 Commercial JG1 14 7 4 3 34 12 24 All Hallows JG1 14 6 5 3 18 15 21 Stuartholme JG1 14 5 7 2 18 24 17 Pine Rivers JG1 14 5 7 2 18 31 17 Norths JG1 14 2 10 2 6 46 8 Lourdes Hill JG1 14 0 13 1 3 49 1 JUNIOR GRASS 2

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Kedron Wavell JG2 * 18 16 0 0 113 9 48

Commercial JG2 18 12 2 2 50 16 38 Easts JG2 18 8 5 3 51 21 27 Pine Hills JG2 18 8 5 3 25 32 27 SWU JG2 18 7 4 5 41 24 26 Lourdes Hill White 18 5 11 0 14 53 15 Stuartholme JG2 18 4 11 1 18 47 13 All Hallows JG2 18 3 11 2 10 58 11 Lourdes Hill Purple 18 0 14 2 5 67 2


U13A

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Easts U13A 14 12 2 0 61 11 36 Arana Ascot U13A * 14 9 2 3 41 8 30 Norths U13A 14 9 4 1 26 11 28 All Hallows U13A 14 7 3 4 31 18 25 Redcliffe U13A 14 5 8 1 14 23 16 St Andrews U13A 14 5 8 1 15 33 16 SWU U13A 14 1 11 2 14 46 5 Commercial U13A 14 1 11 2 9 61 5 U13B

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Easts U13B * 14 14 0 0 57 4 42 Pine Rivers U13B 14 8 3 3 19 12 27 All Hallows U13B 14 7 4 3 17 13 24 Norths U13B 14 7 5 2 17 26 23 Pine Hills U13B 14 5 8 1 11 25 16 Kedron Wavell U13B 14 2 8 4 7 24 10 Valley U13B 14 2 9 3 7 15 9 MBC U13B 14 1 9 4 6 22 7 U13C

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Pine Rivers U13C * 15 12 2 1 67 10 37 SWU U13C * 15 11 2 2 57 16 35 Redcliffe U13C 15 8 4 3 42 25 27 Arana Ascot U13C 15 6 5 4 39 30 22 Pine Hills U13C 15 1 13 1 9 68 4 Easts U13C 15 1 13 1 15 80 4 U11A

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS St Andrews U11A * 15 11 2 2 44 9 35 Norths U11A 15 11 2 2 32 12 35 Commercial U11A 15 7 5 3 22 21 24 Easts U11A 15 4 8 3 14 29 15 Kedron Wavell U11A 15 3 10 2 5 28 11 SWU U11A 15 1 10 4 5 23 7 U11B

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS Norths U11B * 15 10 3 2 26 10 32 Bulimba U11B 15 10 4 1 44 12 31 Valley U11B 15 8 5 2 15 13 26 Arana Ascot U11B 15 8 5 2 15 17 26 SBE U11B 15 3 9 3 12 27 12 Pine Rivers U11B 15 0 13 2 0 33 2


U11C TEAM PLAYE

D WON LOS

T DRAW

N GF GA POINT

S Norths 1 U11C * 14 11 1 0 32 8 33 Bulimba U11C * 14 7 4 1 33 14 22 Norths 2 U11C 14 7 4 1 32 16 22 All Hallows U11C 14 6 5 1 27 12 19 Easts U11C 14 6 5 1 27 27 19 MBC U11C 14 1 10 1 10 40 4 Valley U11C 14 1 10 1 8 52 4 U11D

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS SWU U11D 14 13 0 1 45 1 40 St Andrews U11D 14 10 2 2 24 13 32 Pine Hills U11D 14 7 5 2 14 11 23 Easts U11D * 14 5 5 4 15 13 19 Redcliffe U11D 14 4 5 5 20 12 17 Kedron Wavell U11D 14 2 4 8 7 9 14 Commercial U11D 14 1 11 2 6 39 5 Norths U11D 14 1 11 2 3 36 5 U9 ROOKEY Bulimba Green Norths Vipers Commercial Purple Easts Gold Kedron Wavell Blue Pine Hills Navy SWU All Stars St Andrews Blue Bulimba White Easts Black St Andrews Gold Norths Cobras Valley White Pine Rivers Valley Blue SWU Rockets MBC Bugs Commercial Blue Arana Ascot Pine Hills Yellow Easts Red Kedron Wavell Red Redcliffe Norths Taipans Norths Pythons U7 ROOKEY Commercial Blue Valley Blue Commercial White Pine Hills Navy Norths Eagles St Andrews Norths Hawkes Valley White Arana Ascot Norths Falcons MBC Bees SWU Fireflies SWU Stars Pine Rivers Bulimba Redcliffe Commercial Purple Norths Ravens Easts Gold Pine Hills Yellow Norths Owls Kedron Wavell U7 & U9 Rookey did not play for points


2013 JUNIOR UMPIRE BADGES

UMPIRES NAME CLUB ACCREDITATION/BADGE TOURNAMENT

Aleesa Ferguson Easts HA Community Alicia Findlater SWU HA Community Ally Salonen Bulimba HA Community Amelia Maizey Commercial HA Community Annika Cameron Easts HA Community Ariana Gough SWU HA Community U11 Southern Cross Bridget Vanderwolf Commercial HA Community Candice Champion St Andrews HA Community Charlotte Ford Commercial HA Community U11 Southern Cross Cheyenne Krook Bulimba HA Community U11 Southern Cross Chloe Connell Redcliffe HA Community Chloe Hill SWU HA Community Claire Comerford Valley HA Community Claire Malowiecki St Andrews HA Community Claire Shipp SWU HA Community Eleanor Dalzell Norths HA Community Elizabeth McGrory Commercial HA Community Ellen Carey Easts HA Community Emily McGuren SWU HA Community Emma Frey Easts HA Community Gemma Bautista Norths HA Community Gemma Lawrence Commercial HA Community Genevieve West Commercial HA Community U11 Southern Cross Georgia Caton SWU HA Community Harriet Lomas Valley HA Community U11 Southern Cross Jessica Cassidy Pine Rivers HA Community Jorja Morgan SWU HA Community U11 Southern Cross Kaitlyn White Bulimba HA Community U11 Southern Cross Katie Reid Bulimba HA Community Kirra Smith Easts HA Community Lauren Berndt St Andrews HA Community Leah Carey Easts HA Community Lucy Shipp SWU HA Community Madeleine Smith Commercial HA Community Maggie Pembroke Valley HA Community Merinda Dias-Jayasinh Commercial HA Community Naomi Riggall Easts HA Community U11 Southern Cross Nicole Yearbury St Andrews HA Community Nicolla Carroll Arana Ascot HA Community Olivia Hart Redcliffe HA Community


Paige Menary Pine Rivers HA Community Paige Schouw Redcliffe HA Community Phoebe Gibson-Dougall Commercial HA Community U11 Southern Cross Rachel Bellchambers Easts HA Community Rory McGahan All Hallows HA Community Samara Johnston Easts HA Community U11 Southern Cross Sarah Dean Redcliffe HA Community Simone Carr Kedron Wavell HA Community Sophie Fitzgerald St Andrews HA Community Tarni Kay Bulimba HA Community Tia Smith Easts HA Community Ursula Brown Easts HA Community Zahra Knights Commercial HA Community Zoe Rendall Easts HA Community U11 Southern Cross

2013 SOUTHERN CROSS TEAMS & RESULTS UNDER 11 SOUTHERN CROSS – Downey Park – Brisbane 4 August 2013

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial Harris, Charlotte Arana Ascot Edward, Kyra Commercial Hudson, Phoebe Arana Ascot Rix, Lali Easts Coster, Hannah Commercial Logan, Aailyah Easts Griffin, Katie Commercial West, Georgia Easts Griffin, Meg Ked Wavell Awyzio, Holly Norths Lingard, Phoebe Ked Wavell Herman, Mekenzie Pine Rivers Turner, Imogen MBC Richter, Madeleine Redcliffe Paix, Letitia Norths Kinshela, Jade St Andrews Carr-Brown, Georgia Redcliffe Van der Wath, Mariné St Andrews Davis, Courtney SBE Hawley, Indya St Andrews Le Moeligou, Katie St Andrews Free , Lauren St Andrews McPhee, Anna St Andrews Hulme, Jessie SWU Moss, Lizzie St Andrews McCann, Phoebe Valley Kraatz, Jacinta SWU Ladbrook, Jamiee COACH Karen Davis COACH Chris West MANAGER Sue Lingard MANAGER Pam McCann


BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Arana Ascot Pyle, Emilia All Hallows Land, Alexandra Bulimba Dobbs, Georgia Arana Ascot Galloway, Grace Bulimba Gough, Zali Arana Ascot Raper, Jordan Bulimba Winfield, Zoe Arana ascot Weale, Makenzie Commercial Palmer, Daisy Bulimba Hammill, Hannah Commercial Whitehart, Josie Easts Nguyen, Gemma Easts Harris, Stella Ked Wavell Crough, Angie Ked Wavell McManus, Olivia Ked Wavell Mossop, Rebecca Norths Fletcher, Ella Norths Donaldson, Emma St Andrews Burns, Jessica Norths Lyons, Ella St Andrews Burns, Olivia Pine Hills Tremble, Paige St Andrews Hulme, Annie St Andrews Crismani, Liana SWU Bartley, Rosie SWU Tracey, Zoe SWU Lockefeer, Lotte Valley Morison, Imogen COACH Stuart Hudson CO-COACHES Jaime Fisher, Regie Fisher MANAGER Bronte Fletcher MANAGER Tania Crough

PLACINGS: Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st – Brisbane 1 1st- Brisbane 2 1st – Brisbane 4 2nd – Toowoomba 1 2nd – Sunshine Coast 2nd - Redlands 3rd – Tweed Jade 3rd – Brisbane 3 2nd - Maryborough 4th – Ipswich 1 4th – Tweed Purple 4th – Sunshine Coast 2 5th – Maryborough 1 5th – Ipswich Stars 5th – Tweed Border 6th – Gold Coast 1 6th – Gympie 6th – Ipswich 7th - 7th - Toowoomba 8th - 8th - Warwick


UNDER 13 SOUTHERN CROSS – Toowoomba 5 May, 2013

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial Humphreys, Liberty Arana Ascot McDonald, Molly Commercial Kane, Jessica Commercial Seeto, Neneide Commercial Palmer, Alice Commercial Wenck, Caitlin Easts Ferguson, Genevieve Easts Nguyen, Samantha Ked Wavell Dohnt, Claudia Easts Smith, Jade Norths Callaghan, Yvette Norths Bell, Madeline Norths Markovski, Amy Norths Hartnett, Kelsey St Andrews Gaugg, Sophie Norths Mitchell, Charlotte St Andrews Haigh, Elizabeth St Andrews Haigh, Prue St Andrews McCready, Rachel St Andrews Leong, Mary SWU Caton, Emily St Andrews McCann, Marcia SWU Conway, Isabelle SWU Seduadua, Annetta SWU Hinton, Lisa Valley Bell-Allen, Phoebe Valley Fraser, Renee Valley Phillips, Zoe Coach Brad Rogers Coach Judy Hartnett Manager Debbie Hinton Manager Sarah Mitchell

BRISBANE 3 PLACINGS:

All Hallows Hunt, Lola 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th

Tweed 1 Toowoomba 1 Brisbane 1 Brisbane 2 Ipswich 1 Sunshine Coast 1 Division 2 Brisbane 3 Tweed 2 Ipswich 2 Toowoomba 2 Redlands 1 Warwick 1

All Hallows Nash, Isabel Bulimba Slater, Siubhan Easts Brown, Rhyleigh Easts Harris, Ruby Ked Wavell Graham, Eliza Ked Wavell Punch, Jemma Norths Mitchell, Grace Pine Rivers Usher, Jodie SWU Abby, Hill Valley Agnew, Sevella Valley Crouch, Lucinda Valley Crouch, Lara Valley Kraatz, Emily Valley Polovich, Hannah Valley White, Prudence Coach Ken Dohnt Manager Kerri-Anne Punch


UNDER 15 SOUTHERN CROSS – Ipswich - 19 May, 2013 BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial

Hall, Abbey Bulimba McCullough-Fletcher,

Amy Commercial Kessling, Lily Commercial Wenck, Greta Easts Pembroke, Samantha Easts Frey, Emma Easts Smith, Kirra Easts Gothard, Zoe Redcliffe Barsby, Olivia Easts Johnston, Samara Redcliffe Lynis, Gigi Easts Shaw, Maddie Redcliffe Schouw, Paige Ked Wavell Conway, Sophie Redcliffe Shirley, Sophie Ked Wavell Scroope, Miranda St Andrews Bills, Emma St Andrews Berndt, Lauren St Andrews Collier, Lily St Andrews McBurnie, Ashlyn St Andrews McCann, Sarah-Jane SWU McGuren, Emily St Andrews Scott, Kylie Valley Bodimeade, Chelsea Valley Fraser, Riley Valley Gray, Maddie Valley Lewis, Phoebe Valley Mitchell, Katie COACH Damien Shirley COACH David Lewis MANAGER Lorraine Pembroke MANAGER Samantha Gray

BRISBANE 3

Bulimba Frazer, Kaitlyn Bulimba Hawley, Emma Bulimba Perrin, Lizzie Commercial Knights, Zahra Commercial West, Genevieve Easts Ait Oumeziane, Claire Ked Wavell Carr, Simoné Ked Wavell Smith, Mackenzie Norths Verhoeven, Georgina Redcliffe Wallace, Tiarni Valley Hunjas, Veronica Valley Kerr, Chloe Valley Moore, Catherine Valley Pembroke, Molly COACH Daren Smith MANAGER Wendy West

Helen Ait Ouzemiane

PLACINGS:

Division 1 1st Brisbane 1 / Tweed Border 1 2nd 3rd Toowoomba 4th Ipswich 1 5th Sunshine Coast Division 2 1st Brisbane 3 2nd Brisbane 2 3rd Tweed Border 2 4th Ipswich 2


2013 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS & RESULTS

UNDER 13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – MACKAY 22 – 29 June 2013

BRISBANE 1 BRISABNE 2 Commercial Humphreys, Liberty Arana Ascot McDonald, Molly Commercial Kane, Jessica Commercial Seeto, Neneide Commercial Palmer, Alice Easts Brown, Rhyleigh Easts Ferguson, Genevieve Easts Harris, Ruby Easts Smith, Jade Norths Hartnett, Kelsey Ked Wavell Dohnt, Claudia Norths Mitchell, Charlotte Norths Bell, Madeline St Andrews Gaugg, Sophie Norths Callaghan, Yvette St Andrews Haigh, Prue Norths Markovski, Amy St Andrews Leong, Mary St Andrews Haigh, Elizabeth St Andrews McCann, Marcia St Andrews McCready, Rachel SWU Conway, Isabelle SWU Caton, Emily SWU Hinton, Lisa SWU Seduada, Annetta Valley Bell-Allen, Phoebe Valley Fraser, Renee Valley Phillips, Zoe Coach Brad Rogers Coach Judy Hartnett Manager Debbie Hinton Manager Sarah Mitchell Umpire Claire Maloweicki Umpire Emma Worthington

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 All Hallows Hunt, Lola Bulimba Rossi, Isabella All Hallows Nash, Isabel Bulimba Thomas, Jazzie Bulimba Slater, Siubhan Easts Copeland, Antonia Commercial Wenck, Caitlin Easts Elliseos, Bianca Easts Lynch, Gaby Ked Wavell Graham, Eliza Easts Nguyen, Samantha Norths Garske, Rebecca Ked Wavell Punch, Jemma Norths Veitch, Ellie Norths Mitchell, Grace St Andrews Free, Caitlin Pine Rivers Usher, Jodie St Andrews Neill, Ashleigh SWU Hill, Abbey St Andrews Panizza, Nicola Valley Agnew, Sevella SWU Keyser, Mary Valley Crouch, Lara SWU Morgan, Jorja Valley Crouch, Lucinda SWU Spurgin, Ellie Valley Polovich, Hannah Valley Kraatz, Emily Valley White, Prudie Coach Ken Dohnt Coach Kelly Free Manager Kerri-Anne Punch Manager Cathy Kraatz Umpire Michaela Cavanagh Umpire Melanie Blanchard

PLACINGS: Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1st Toowoomba 1 Townsville 1 Mackay 3 2nd Brisbane 1 Brisbane 3 Townsville 2 3rd Gold Coast Brisbane 4 Toowoomba 2 4th Ipswich 1 Maryborough 1 Maryborough 2 5th Tweed Border Gympie Cairns 3 6th Cairns 1 Mackay 2 Ipswich 3 7th Mackay 1 Cairns Redlands 8th Brisbane 2 Atherton Mackay 4 9th Rockhampton 10th Sunshine Coast 11th Gladstone 12th Bundaberg


UNDER 15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – IPSWICH 1 - 5 July 2013

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2 Commercial Kessling, Lily Bulimba McCullough-Fletcher, Amy Easts Pembroke, Samantha (C) Commercial Hall, Abby (C) Easts Smith, Kirra Commercial Wenck, Greta Redcliffe Barsby, Olivia (VC) Easts Frey, Emma (VC) Redcliffe Lynis, Gigi Easts Gothard, Zoe Redcliffe Schouw, Paige Ked Wavell Conway, Sophie Redcliffe Shirley, Sophie Ked Wavell Scroope, Miranda St Andrews Bills, Emma Ked Wavell Smith, Mackenzie St Andrews Collier, Lily (VC) Redcliffe Wallace, Tiarni St Andrews McCann, Sarah-Jane St Andrews Berndt, Lauren St Andrews Scott, Kylie St Andrews McBurnie, Ashlyn Valley Fraser, Riley Valley Bodimeade, Chelsea Valley Gray, Maddie Valley Mitchell, Katie Valley Lewis, Phoebe Valley Moore, Catherine COACH Damian Shirley COACH David Lewis MANAGER Lorraine Pembroke MANAGER Samantha Gray UMPIRE Nicole Yearbury UMPIRE Katrina Wark

BRISBANE 3 BRISBANE 4 Bulimba Perrin, Lizzie Arana Ascot Caulfield, Kathryn Commercial Knights, Zarah (C) Arana Ascot Fossey, Neve Commercial O’Brien, Darcie Bulimba Frazer, Kaitlyn (VC) Commercial West, Genevieve Commercial Boundy-Collis, Eva Easts Ait Oumeziane, Claire Commercial Sarri, Julia (C) Easts Johnston, Samara Ked Wavell Cochrane, Annabelle Easts Shaw, Maddie (VC) Ked Wavell Springfield, Chloe Ked Wavell Carr, Simoné Norths Battams, Grace Norths Verhoeven, Georgina St Andrews Andrew, Bridget SWU McGuren, Emily St Andrews Gaugg, Isabella SWU Stubbings, Anna St Andrews Passlow, Sophie Valley Hunjas, Veronica SWU Caton, Georgina Valley Kerr, Chloe SWU Hill, Chloe Valley Pembroke, Molly SWU Munns, Stephanie COACH Jenny Butler COACH Sharyn Simpson MANAGER Helen Ait Outmeziane

& Wendy Bowen ASST COACH

Marnie Simpson UMPIRE Rachel Fraser MANAGER Nicole Andrews &

Lynette Sarri UMPIRE Jade Le Moeligou


PLACINGS: Division 1 Division 2

1st Tweed Border 1 Gladstone 2nd Cairns 1 Brisbane 3 3rd Toowoomba 1 Gympie 4th Brisbane 1 Cairns 2 5th Ipswich 1 Gold Coast 2 6th Townsville 1 Toowoomba 2 7th Gold Coast 1 Mackay 2 8th Brisbane 2 Ipswich 2 9th Mackay 1 Brisbane 4 10th Sunshine Coast 1 Atherton 11th Maryborough 1 Warwick 12th Rockhampton Hervey Bay

2013 QUEENSLAND & AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES

QUEENSLAND U15 GIRLS Kirra Smith - Easts

Manager

Deb Hinton

Shadows Catherine Moore – Valley Lily Collier – St Andrews

Talent Identified Players

Emma Bills – St Andrews

Shadow Talent Identified Players Sarah-Jane McCann – St Andrews

Kylie Scott – St Andrews

2013 QLD INDOOR TEAM Gemma Bautista – Norths

Morgan Gallagher – Kedron Wavell Tess Hannah – Valley

Holly Marsh – Kedron Wavell Lauren Waterhouse – Valley

Shadows

Catherine Moore – Valley Greer Wilson – Norths

Nicole Yearbury – St Andrews


QUEENSLAND U13 GIRLS

Claudia Dohnt – Kedron Wavell Amy Markovski - Norths Jade Smith - Easts

Manager

Judy Hartnett

Shadows Genevieve Ferguson – Easts

Talent Identified

Liberty Humphreys – Commercial Renee Fraser – Valley Development Team Shadows

Rhyleigh Brown - Easts

QUEENSLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL GIRLS Ruby Harris – Easts

Annetta Seduadua – SWU Jade Smith – Easts

Emily Caton – SWU Charlotte Mitchell – Norths

Manager

Alyson Aleksic - Kedron Wavell

QUEENSLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS – U16 TEAM

Candice Champion – St Andrews Morgan Gallagher – Kedron Wavell

Paige Schouw - Redcliffe

Coach Kelly Free – St Andrews

Shadows

Kirra Smith - Easts

QUEENSLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS – U19 TEAM Jaimie Fisher – St Andrews

Georgia Hillas (withdrawn) – St Andrews Courtney Kerr – Kedron Wavell Alice McComiskie – St Andrews

Yasmin Powell – St Andrews Bridie Ruff – St Andrews

Renee Taylor – Commercial Brittany Wilkinson – Kedron Wavell

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