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1 2012 BWHA Annual Report

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OFFICE BEARERS FOR 2012

PATRONESS

Hon Grace Grace 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 – 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

Graham Wakefield (25) – 2008

Keith Tidey (20) – 2005

Sue Brough (20) – 2010

Denise Byrne (15) – 1992

Denise Roberts (15) – 1992

Jack Manders * (15) – 1994

Nola Slade (15) – 2000

Julene Grant (15) – 2003

Meg Brodie (15) – 2008

Amanda Higgs (15) – 2008

Rhonda Bentley (15) - 2010

Lisa-Maree Jones (15) - 2010

Robyn Sneddon (15) – 2010

Nikki Taylor (15) - 2010

Robyn Andersen (15) - 2011

Diana Young (15) - 2011

June Ballantyne (10)–1997

Keith Nix (10) – 1997

Lesley Schoenwald (10)–1997

Judy Keen (10) – 1998

Michele Arnold (10) –1999

Alyson Aleksic (10) – 2000

Val Bartlett (10) – 2003

Annette Eve (10) – 2003

Bev Broadfoot (10) - 2004

Liz O‟Connor (10) -2004

Helen Allen (10) - 2005

Helen Hill (10) - 2006

Elma Brennand (10) – 2007

Cathy Taylor (10) – 2008

Sue Anderson (10) – 2009

Di Brodie (10) – 2009

Margaret Brown (10) – 2009

Christine Blanchard (10) – 2010

Angela Coleman (10) – 2010

Petra Faas O‟Meara (10) – 2010

Karin Walduck (10) – 2011

Sonya Fisher (10) - 2011


PRESIDENT

Dr Karin Walduck VICE-PRESIDENT

Christine Blanchard TREASURER

Sonya Fisher

PLANNING & POLICIES

Christine Blanchard

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

Karin Walduck

VOLUNTEER

MANAGEMENT

Melda Dunning

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

COMPETITIONS – FIXTURES & GRADING

Jenny Heron

COMPETITIONS – MASTERS &

UMPIRES & TECHNICAL

Lesley Bennett

COMPETITIONS – RESULTS &

RECORDING

Desley Mackay

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT,

GRANTS, SPONSORSHIP &

MARKETING

Sonya Fisher

FACILITY MANAGEMENT &

DEVELOPMENT

Meg Brodie

HONORARY SOLICITOR

Susan Andersen

GRADING C’TEE

CONVENOR

Jenny Heron

GRADING C’TEE

TURF

Melissa Franklin

Carmel Pobar

Debbie Wark

Diana Young

GRADING C’TEE GRASS

Lesley Bennett

Judy Hartnett

Glenda Street

Diana Young

COMPETITIONS C’TEE

TURF

Jenny Heron (C)

Wendy Stephens

Diana Young

COMPETITION C’TEE

GRASS

Lesley Bennett (C)

Jenny Somers

Diana Young

UNIFORM OFFICER

Rhonda Bentley

Jenny Tidey

TURF UMPIRES STEWARD

Sonya Fisher

GRASS UMPIRES STEWARD

Judy Hartnett

AUDITOR

Don Munro

CONSTITUTION C’TEE

Meg Brodie

Ros Julien

Ronda Nix (C)

JUDICIARY C’TEE

Kathryn Austen (Asc)

Wendy Nichols (Bul)

Sue Brough (Ccial)

Amanda Higgs (Cdores)

Robyn Andersen (Easts)

Deborah Awyzio (KW)

Bev Chin (Logan)

Sandra Beirne (Nths)

Lesley Bennett (PH)

Marianne Graham (PR)

Hannah Bloch (QUT)

Anita Sikes (Red)

Frances Wright (Sts)

Elizabeth Parker (SBE)

Rhonda Salway (SWU)

Anna Ashworth (UQ)

APPEALS COMMITTEE

Hannah Bloch

Petra Faas O‟Meara (C)

Ronda Nix

MASTERS ORGANISING C’TEE

Robyn Andersen

Gail Blackwell

Petra Faas O‟Meara

Judy Hartnett

Gaye Henderson (R 20/04/12)

Ros Julien (C)

Diana Young

MASTERS FIXTURES & GRADING

C’TEE

Robyn Andersen

Lesley Bennett

Petra Faas O‟Meara

Kayleen Smith

HONORARY ENGINEER

Keith Nix

HOUSE C’TEE

Meg Brodie (C)

Joyce Proctor

Jenny Tidey

GROUNDS C’TEE Meg Brodie (C)

Karen Forsyth

Robyn Sneddon

Jenny Tidey

UMPIRES & TECHNICAL

C’TEE

Lesley Bennett (C)

Gaye Henderson (R 20/04012)

Cheryl Kann

Christina Nipperess-Sims

Ronda Nix

Lyn Thomas

VETERANS SELECTION

C'TEE

Robyn Andersen

Gaye Henderson (R 20/04/12)

Janene McCall

Noreen Walton

Diana Young (C)

Jenny Heron

PREMIER LEAGUE & OPEN

SELECTION C’TEE

Lisa-Maree Jones

Kristin Muir

Nikki Taylor

U18 SELECTION C'TEE

Lisa-Maree Jones (withdrawn)

Kristin Muir

Margie Brown

Kelly Robinson

ARCHIVE C’TEE

Elma Brennand

Shirley Otto

Joyce Proctor


BWHA STAFF & PAID OFFICIALS

SECRETARY

Kathy Proctor

SATURDAY ADMIN

Charlotte Hawson

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

OFFICER / ADMINISTRATION

ASSISTANT

Leah Wenzel (started Mar 2012)

Kathryn Austen (resigned Feb 2012)

DEVELOPMENT

ADMINISTRATION

Sue Barsby

REGIONAL COACHING DIRECTOR

Sharyn Simpson REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER /

ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT

Regie Fisher

GROUNDS STAFF

Noala Gordon

John Robinson

DP BAR

Denise Byrne DP TIME STEWARD

Kate McDonald

Aimee Zale

CANTEEN

Jemma Barsby Olivia Barsby

Lillian Kessling

Katelyn Hinton

Raelene Cassimatis (C) Melanie Blanchard

Riley Fraser Taylor Gallagher

Clare Maloweicki Chris Nicholls

Stephanie Shirley Sophie Shirley

SPORTS TRAINERS

John Thomas

Atherli Cross

Hannah Christenson

Rohan Force

Justine Smith

Force Sports Team

2012 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

2012 MEETINGS

MANAGEMENT (16) COUNCIL (8)

Attendance Name Attendance Club

14 Karin Walduck 8 Ascot / Arana Ascot

16 Kathy Proctor 8 Bulimba

15 Christine Blanchard 7 Commercial

11 Sonya Fisher 7 Commodores

13 Meg Brodie 8 Easts

16 Debbie Wark 8 Kedron Wavell

16 Jenny Heron 7 Logan

9 Melda Dunning 7 Norths

13 Lesley Bennett 8 Pine Hills

12 Desley Mackay 6 Pine Rivers

5 QUT

8 Redcliffe

8 St Andrews

8 SBE

8 SWU

5 University

6 Valleys


CONTENTS

Page

President’s Report 5

Vale – Sue McLean 5

Secretary’s Report 6

Treasurer’s Report 9

Hockey Zone Report 9

Competitions Portfolio

Fixture & Grading 11

Operations (Umpires, Technical and Masters) 12

Recording & Reporting (Match Secretary Report) 12

Sports Trainers 12

Development Portfolio Report

Regional Coaching Director Report 14

Regional Development Officer Report 15

Equipment & Uniforms, & Tours Report 15

Planning and Policies Report

Umpires Portfolio

Turf Umpires‟ Steward‟s Report 17

Grass Umpires‟ Steward‟s Report 17

Facility & Development Portfolio Report 18

Events Report 18

Archives Report 18

Records

Senior Points Table 20

Senior Results 23

BWHA, Hockey Queensland and Australia Umpires Badges and Awards 25

Queensland and Australian Technical Appointments 26

Southern Cross Teams & Results 27

State Championships Teams & Results 30

Queensland Representatives 32

International Representatives 34

Hockey Queensland Officials 35

Appendix

Financial Statement – Year ending 30th

September 2012 53


PRESIDENT’S REPORT

An annual report is always an opportunity to reflect on the many achievements, successes and challenges

that we have faced throughout the year. These are also detailed elsewhere in this report but it gives me

much pleasure to be able to highlight some of them here.

Once again we can be proud of our many achievements during the year:

Ran hockey fixture competitions for juniors, seniors and masters, at four turf venues and two grass

venues, for over 3000 registered players. Fortunately this year the weather was kind to us and

fixtures ran (almost) without a hitch.

A major benefit this year was also having a re-furbished field one back in operation at Downey

Park – teams were able to play on a high quality grass surface and this has fuelled the desire to

bring all Downey Park fields back to this standard.

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 inaugural Super League and the Women‟s Master‟s Championships at the State

Hockey Centre. These were both major undertakings and many thanks are due in particular to the

BWHA staff for their efforts and also to the many volunteers who assisted.

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 Hockey Facility. This year we have upgraded the player

dugouts and technical bench facility, and installed a long-awaited scoreboard. Future planning is

now centred around improving the spectator facilities.

Made a significant change to the format of our free-to-air telecast of hockey, in conjunction with

BHA. This year we employed our own cameraman and producer and utilised Channel 74

(TV4ME) for a weekly half hour hockey show. This show incorporated game highlights (rather

than a full length game) together with coaching tips, training drills, how to‟s and interviews. Its

popularity continues to grow.

Implemented the upgraded Operations Manual (including the Policies and Procedures), for which

substantial work had been done during 2011.

Continued feasibility planning for a turf facility for Downey Park.

Areas for us to continue to focus on in the next year include:

BWHA Strategic Plan – we need to be very clear and committed in our planned activities, to ensure we

use our limited resources (people and their time, operating budget) to maximum advantage.

Continue the planning for a turf surface at Downey Park.

Greater promotion of the benefits of television coverage. We have not exploited the potential

sponsorship capabilities of this medium nor looked at greater use of the telecasts for ongoing coaching

of players, coaches, umpires and commentators.

Volunteer management – the number of people prepared and able to commit to the many volunteer

duties needed to run our organisation seems to dwindle every year. Even when paid positions are

offered it is often still difficult to fill them. And every position that needs to be filled with a paid

employee, because we do not have available volunteers, inevitably leads to an increase in costs to

players.

In spite of the occasional challenges and difficulties we can be very proud of our achievements. 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 - Sue McLean

Sue McLean who was Secretary of BWHA from 1995 to 1998 and a member of Eastern Suburbs Hockey

Club passed away this year after a 4 year battle with Cancer. Sue will be remembered not only as a tireless volunteer in hockey and a passionate Masters player, but also

a person who made many friends with her wonderful sense of humour and outlook on life. She will be

sadly missed.


VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Whilst planning for two synthetic surfaces at Downey Park has been in the processes for some years now,

this year we actually commenced the application and discussion process with Brisbane City Council and to

date, it is looking positive that this project may get the approval to go beyond concept. Building on a

landfill site in a flood prone area and close to neighbouring homes will provide many challenges but

Council is optimistic that we can overcome these hurdles at this stage. Council is also keen to develop

Downey Park into a facility of international standards with improved facilities for softball, netball and

hockey. We look forward to continuing this work and, if all goes well, having two synthetic surfaces on

Downey Park within five years. This year I was successful in receiving a scholarship from the Australian Sports Commission under the

"Women in Leadership in Sport" program. This enables me to undertake a Graduate Diploma of Business

(Sport Management) where I will learn skills valuable to administration of sport. One of the first

requirements of the course was to undertake a survey to identify marketing opportunities for our

Association. I surveyed BWHA players aged 13-17 years and received many positive comments on what

players thought of the sport, how they felt it could be improved and what they planned for their hockey

future. We look forward next year to implementing some of these opportunities. I will also be developing

a Business Plan for BWHA, a tool which will be valuable when seeking funding to develop the synthetic

surfaces at Downey Park.

Christine Blanchard

Vice President

SECRETARY’S REPORT

As the 2012 season comes to an end, it is a good time to reflect on our achievements and trials, so we can

plan effectively for the future. Thankfully the weather gods were kinder to us this year than in the past three

and meant we had better field conditions at Downey and Rasey Park.

The new look field 1, was fantastic thanks to the dedication of Meg Brodie‟s team of workers, especially

Noala Gordon and John Robinson and the assistance of Kylie Dyer from the BCC. Having this field back

on deck had a great affect in so many areas: the general feeling at Downey Park, the level of skills able to

be displayed on this field; increased canteen, bar and hockey shop revenue, increased club fundraising

through club raffle day & cake stalls. A full report on our property and facilities can be found later in this

annual report.

BWHA planning took place in October to December of 2011, providing calendars, budgets and directions

for 2012. 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. Our AGM in

November also saw us introduce our new Operations Manual a document to replace our by-laws, local

rules, policies and procedures. This was a mammoth undertaking 3 years in the making. Special thanks to

Ronda Nix and Meg Brodie who got the ball rolling and Chris Blanchard for following it through to the

end. As with any document teething problems have been found and corrected, we will have further

corrections or updates at the 2012 AGM.

In 2012 we also further strengthened the working relationship with BHA on areas of common involvement:

joint finals, competitions and use of venues, player and coach development and Burringbar Park to name a

few.

BWHA continued in October to December in 2011 to run Summer Hockey at the SHC and at BP, Jenny

Heron and Kathryn Austen ensured draws, workers and umpires were organised to allow people to enjoy

hockey in a social and fun environment.

The start of 2012 looked bright, no major rain or floods, instead our server decided it would stop working

and a new one was quickly organised to avoid hampering the start of the season. Then Kathryn Austen who

had been with BWHA for 3 years decided to leave to pursue other career opportunities. We knew Kathryn

would be greatly missed with her wealth of hockey knowledge however she has remained involved as a

volunteer, which has been great for our association. Thank you Kathryn for all your hard work for BWHA.

This change in staffing meant we could re-look at our organisation and following interviews it was decided

to employ Leah Wenzel in a shared role with Regie Fisher. Regie has been our part-time RDO and was

looking for full time employment. The restructuring allowed us to cross train Leah and Regie in both

Administration and Development. They now can cover each other‟s positions which is important in an

organisation of limited resources. It also gives both ladies an opportunity to develop their skills in a variety


of areas. Leah comes from a hockey background in Gympie and is developing into a vital member of our

team.

It has been heartening to know that HQ has been using Sporting Pulse this year and with that have

identified first hand some of the limitations of the system we have worked with for the past 5 years. Sue

Barsby has worked tirelessly to get the fixtures into the system and has assisted club database volunteers as

well as HQ staff and associations around Queensland. Leah Wenzel and Regie Fisher have been

responsible primarily for the data input for which I thank them.

BHMG who BWHA is a part of, gained permission from the Department of Communities (Sport and

Recreation) to include in the Turf upgrade the new Technical and Players Benches, this has made an

amazing difference to the facility at Burringbar Park. During this time a scoreboard was also installed from

funds from sponsors and new goal nets purchased funded through a grant. Players are now happy to have

these great facilities to play at. Of course with every plus, there can be a minus. We are currently looking at

a way to improve spectator facilities especially viewing of the games. It is quite amazing to see what has

been achieved at this venue in a few short years, we thank all clubs for their support of this facility.

Sonya Fisher has been working very hard in gaining grants for our association. She is constantly on the

look out for opportunities from the BCC, State Government and the Gambling Funds. We received funding

for Officials Development and Accreditation in 2012 and will be submitting a number of other applications

in the near 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 continues to handle this area with

professionalism and impartiality, thank you Jenny for all your hard work.

Coupled with this was Desley Mackay who took on the role of Match Secretary checking clubs stayed

within the rules of our fixtures. This role was split into three sections in seniors in 2012 (Turf, Grass &

Masters) to reduce the workload to a manageable size. Thank you to Christine Blanchard and Margie

Brown for taking on the Grass and Masters sections. Desley is standing down this year after many years on

Management, we thank Desley for all her time and effort over the years and we feel sure she will continue

to volunteer in some capacity in the future.

Brisbane Hockey (BWHA & BHA) worked with Paul Mills to establish “HockeyZone”, a free to air 30

minute hockey show, shown each week during the season on Thursday nights on channel 74. This was an

information packed program on skills, history, drills, fixtures and events. Coupled with the TV show was

longer segments shown on You-Tube. This is a great advancement in our sport and we would like to

encourage all our members to support this product in the future either by watching the TV program or

logging onto the You-Tube site. We are the only ones that can promote hockey to the general population

and we need your help to do it. All this could not have happened without the hard work of Paul Mills and

his band of helpers and family: Col Morley, Tom Whetton; Sonya Fisher, Bernie Pangrazio, Annette

Stouter, Rachelle Whetton, Kathryn Austen, Leanne Howard, Regie Fisher, Sharyn Simpson just to name a

few – to anyone else who helped with commentary, club histories, stories or simply supplying information

when asked, thank you.

Our representative teams again were very successful at all levels. We are lucky to have such a great

Development Team of Sharyn, Sue & Regie creating opportunities for our players 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.

In 2012 we hosted the inaugural Super League at the SHC. This was a new concept to have zone teams

from across Queensland compete in a tournament that was billed as the best 100 players in our state. The

competition was fierce and resulted in a great tournament. But it is hard work running a tournament at the

SHC. BWHA was responsible for all costs – sports trainers, hospitality etc. Our only source of income was

a BBQ which required volunteers to man it. In the end we ran at a small loss, despite the outstanding efforts

of our BWHA staff Sue, Leah & Regie and the volunteers from Management and clubs who supported us,

thank you.

We also hosted the largest tournament in Queensland the State Women‟s Masters, thankfully Bronwyn

Morris took on the role of Championship Convenor. Can I just say without her the tournament may not

have run to completion, the rain fell the week before the tournament and turned the grass fields into a

quagmire, Bronwyn and Greg Gunner from the SHC worked tirelessly to keep the fields playable. Thank

you does not seem enough to show our appreciation. The clubs for this event were rostered on to assist with


a BBQ, set-up or pull-down each day on the grass fields and all clubs were outstanding in their

contribution, thank you and well done. Again, this cost us a lot of money & volunteer hours to run. A full

report on this tournament can be found later in this annual report.

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 2012 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.

Thank you also to Lesley Bennett for all her work in the Masters Gradings and Fixtures and to Ros Julien

and her committee for working on developing the Masters area of our association. This is an area of our

sport which is growing steadily and has a wealth of knowledge, experience and talent that we need to tap

into. Hopefully this committee will be able to fully utilise this great resource we have in our sport.

Our Junior Committee continue to do a great job, organising and providing quality hockey for children

aged 4+ to 17. Debbie Wark and her committee should be proud of all they achieve each year. The boys

again played their U11 Coulter Shield with the U11 Southern Cross at Downey Park. This was a great day

and ran very smoothly through the efforts of the Junior and Development Committees. The Junior Section

of this report highlights the many achievements of our Junior Committee. Debbie is looking to move from

the junior section of our association after 4 years, we would like to thank Debbie for her enormous

contribution in this area.

Chris Blanchard after completing the Operations Manual in 2011, then ensured our Risk Management Plan

was updated in February 2012 and then embarked on arguably the most important project BWHA has

undertaken since the building of the clubhouse. We hope to finally build a turf or two at Downey Park or

have a final decision that it cannot happen. Christine has been liaising with the BCC to do all the

preliminary work on this. The urgent need for turf surfaces at Downey Park is now so overdue it is having a

significant impact on our ability to provide quality hockey for our members. 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.

Melda Dunning worked with BHA and our Sports Trainers to provide the best service possible for fixtures.

Thank you Melda for looking after this important area of our sport.

Joyce Proctor, Elma Brennand and Shirley Otto continued to spend countless hours working through our

archives. They are always looking for more information. Karin, Jenny T, Joyce, Caroline, Bud, Mary, Ian,

Nipper, Robbie and Rhonda all assisted at Downey Park, either in the Canteen, Bar, Uniforms or Control

Room, we have truly great volunteers. Rae (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 Sharon her mum who filled in when Charli

was not available. Thank you to Mary & Bev who continue to assist out of hours opening and closing the

clubhouse for outside bookings.

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 has again lead by example. Her ability to think

logically and strategically makes 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.

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 time becomes more precious. I cannot thank enough the people who continue to give

so much time to our Association on a volunteer basis. 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 2012 Financial Performance of the Association follows:

Net Assets increased to $716k

Income fell slightly to $1.244m

Expenses also fell slightly - down to $1.192m

Profit was also slightly lower at $22k (this was after $30k was put into a reserve in respect to a

proposed feasibility study for capital works that BWHA is considering undertaking)

o Canteen sales increased

o Electricity costs remained fairly stable after a large increase in 2011

o Repairs and maintenance costs slightly increased with an expanded program

QCTV arrangements were transitioned to TV4ME with the establishment of Hockey Zone - a joint

initiative with Brisbane Hockey Association (Men‟s). This expanded the reach of our Hockey Zone

program to all mainland states (excluding Northern Territory), saw the commencement of live

streaming of some fixtures and the Division 1 Grand Finals and saw the Hockey Zone team (Paul

Mills, Col Morley and Tom Whetton) involved in the filming of HA matches in Cairns. We also were

able to film games at some HA and HQ championships that were held in Brisbane (Paul is still in awe

of the State Women‟s Masters Championship). BWHA and BHA took the decision to continue with

Hockey Zone in 2013 and to try to build the program / format into something that can be sustained and

expanded for the benefit of both Brisbane Hockey and the wider hockey community. Our view is that

as the largest hockey community in Queensland, we need to be involved in both the present and the

future of our sport.

Grants - we will continue to submit grant applications wherever possible, to assist replace assets,

upgrade facilities, improve operations and deliver sustainable solutions for the Association.

Sonya Fisher

Treasurer

HOCKEY ZONE REPORT

In February 2012 it was decided to launch Hockey Zone with objective of making a magazine style TV

program that would represent a broader cross section of Brisbane hockey than had been achieved on Briz

31, and increase coverage. The early goals for the show were;

Club Histories

Coaching tips

Film and make highlights from 4 games per week

Player interviews

Interstate and provincial competition exposure

Equipment advise

Website

Youtube channel

Income

Additional items that have been achieved this season;

International coverage (Aus v NZ)

Relationship with Hockey Australia

Comprehensive coverage and promotion of state and local competitions

Live streaming


Twitter account

DVD creation

Sending out Youtube links each week to a data base of almost 100 emails

Training staff and volunteers

The show has increased game coverage from 10% of joint division 1 games on Briz 31 to 40% with the

added coverage of other competitions such as Super League to the U11 Southern Cross Tournament. A

total of 115 games were covered in 2012. 10 club histories have been produced, over 100 interviews

filmed, 12 coaching segments and 12 segments on equipment. Live Streaming is without doubt the

opportunity for the future, this year 23 games were streamed at no cost to Hockey Brisbane.

The show and equipment purchased has generated a total of $7,500 which has been generated in the first 8

months. The segments on Youtube have received 100,000 hits from over 85 different countries.

A presentation was made to all State Hockey Associations in September seeking their involvement in the

2013 series, to date none have shown interest. A separate approach has since been made to the associations

of Queensland Hockey informing them that for less than $3000 Hockey Zone will visit their region and

include them in the show. This is an ideal opportunity for host associations of state wide competitions such

as the u18‟s to gain coverage of the competition without Hockey Brisbane having to cover the costs.

Future

In 2013 Hockey Zone will increase its focus on the development of income and younger players.

With the advantage of a season under our belt and the time to approach sponsors before the end of the year

it is hoped that we may find local business‟s to pick up naming rights to a number of items in the program.

We are also looking for business‟s where hockey players work who would be interested in a “Business

Profile” within the show. As already mentioned we are seeking other regions to share some of the costs

when it is time for state wide competitions or items of interest in their areas.

Production has commenced for the 2013 series with a number of school visits and numerous junior

coaching segments being filmed. In 2013 we plan to feature a JT1 game in the show each week, which will

be played as a curtain raiser for one Div 1 game which will now be played and filmed on Friday nights. It is

hoped that the Friday night games will draw a crowd and may also be live streamed, a huge step for

Hockey Brisbane to lead the way in regular live coverage broadcasting to the world. The 2013 television

season is proposed to commence on February 7th

featuring the usual items and coverage of the indoor finals

until the Div 1 competition get underway.

Summary

It has been privilege to have worked with many of the staff and volunteers from BWHA in 2012 while

producing what is without question the best hockey program on television. I have met some interesting

characters, heard some great stories and made some new friends, but what I have discovered is a sport

where the passion of the people is rivalled by no other. Although there has been a cost involved, compared

to the industry norm for television production we have what can only be described as raging success,

having conquered the world for a song. What we have created is not being paralleled anywhere in the

world, and recent coverage of the AHL (or lack thereof) has highlighted the quality of what we are

producing here in Brisbane. Many may try to imitate what we are doing and fail but we must keep

improving and developing for the benefit of the game and the product. Eventually others will come on

board as they realise that working with us is the best for the future. Already we are beginning to see

relationships build simply because of the television program and this only strengthens the product of

Hockey Brisbane and BWHA. Players and parents are telling me how they “watch the show religiously” all

over the country; this is leading to more players seeing Brisbane as the destination for their hockey future.

It has taken much hard work and commitment from all involved with Hockey Zone to bring it so far in such

a short period of time and I hope that it has been enjoyed by all and will continue to bring pleasure and

respect to the hockey community for many years to come.

Paul Mills

Hockey Brisbane Media & Marketing Manager


COMPETITIONS PORTFOLIO REPORTS

COMPETITIONS: FIXTURES & GRADING

TURF

For the first time since turf fixtures began, Divisions 1, 2 and 3 were played on a Saturday and Divisions 4

& 5 on a Sunday again in 2012. Fifty-three teams affiliated for the BWHA Turf Competitions, grading

games were held over two weekends and 3 teams missed out playing on the turf.

This year BWHA continued with all turf divisions fielding 10 teams. The turf season commenced in early

March, fifteen timeslots were required for the Saturday competition and ten on Sundays to cater for all

games.

The mix of the State Hockey Centre, Redcliffe, Burringbar Park and Tiger Turf - Eastern Suburbs Hockey

fields at Carina has resulted in another busy year for clubs playing at multiple venues each weekend. This

year BWHA worked with BHA to coordinate club days at several venues throughout the season and I

believe the clubs enjoyed the camaraderie of these days.

Together with BHA we had TV games at the State Hockey Centre on field 1 each week. This caused a few

problems as we had to play 4 Division 1 games one after the other up to and including the finals but on the

whole I think everyone has enjoyed watching the TV4ME or the U-tube program and it will continue in

2013.

Jenny Heron

Competitions – Fixtures & Grading

MONDAY MASTERS

This year, with the State Championships in Brisbane, we saw a large number of nominations -between 132

and 140. Six Brisbane masters teams were chosen and to give extra players a chance for a position, 14

players were put in Brisbane 1 and 2 but 15 players for Brisbane 3 to 6.

All up 88 players were named and 10 shadows.

This year there were 4 selectors Robyn Anderson, Noreen Walton, Di Young and Janene McCall with Gaye

Henderson as proxy. When Gaye withdrew, Jenny Heron came onto the panel in her place.

Selections comprised of club games, three trials, plus Southern Cross. Players were invited to at least 1 trial

and if unable to attend were given a chance to come to another.

The problems that we encountered were as follows:

Some players found their nominations had not uploaded in the computer system. These were mostly

verified by email.

The longer time phase nominations were open was not useful for selection as players still left it closer

to the closing date to nominate and therefore we could not start selecting until near the closing date.

Also there was a general opinion amongst players that large numbers would nominate so why should I

bother?

Southern Cross was not a useful selection tool this year. Last year it was used as grass trials but in

2012, it was only a turf competition. We always keep Brisbane 1 and 2 at home for training and send

the players we need to see more of to Southern Cross but many players from the Div 4 and 5

competition are needed for their clubs and often it is up to the players vying for Brisbane 5 and 6 to

play Div 1 and 2 at Southern Cross. We asked for two teams in Div 2 but as that could not be done we

only sent one team. These girls played well and were a great group who know they may miss out on a

position for Brisbane but accepted the challenge. Therefore it may be better to keep our teams at home

instead of going to Southern Cross and have our own trials.

Lack of coach nominations for the Masters teams was a worry but not a big problem for selectors.

Results at State Championship:

Brisbane 1 - 4th

in Div 1

Brisbane 2 - 3rd

in Div 1

Brisbane 3 -Winners of Div 3

Brisbane 4 - 3rd

in Div 3




Finally, as a team we would like to thank Brisbane management for their help in this large process and

especially their willingness to make sure as many players as possible who missed out for Brisbane were

taken up by other centres. As convenor I would like to thank my fellow selectors for their time and effort in

this long but rewarding process and yes for making it enjoyable.

Di Young

Selector Masters Committee Convenor

DOWNEY PARK – GRASS

This year a decision was made to continue with 10 teams in each division where possible, with only 49

teams affiliating. Grading games were not held as the team positions were worked out on the points table

from the 2011 season. Downey Park 2 had nine teams when the draw was commenced but Commercial

had new players and requested affiliating another team which was graded into Downey Park 2 enabling all

divisions to have 10 teams. All teams scored points during the season.

Presidents Cup was not held again his year due to the large number of Inter-City, National and International

games held during the season. The teams leading at the end of Round 1 were named the President‟s Cup

winners. Due to all the constraints re time, venues and player availability BWHA is looking at not

awarding President‟s cup trophies in the future.

121 teams made up our competition this year, 50 Senior Turf, 50 Senior Grass and 21 Monday Masters

teams - 10 teams were Minor Premiers and Premiers in their division. All divisions were hotly contested

with no team recording zero points.

Thank you to all the ladies who were on the BWHA Fixture & Grading Committees for a job well done.

Hope to see you back next year.

Jenny Heron

Competitions – Fixtures & Grading

COMPETITION: OPERATIONS

UMPIRES

It was another big year for BWHA umpires. Thank you to our Turf and Grass umpire stewards Sonya

Fisher and newcomer Judy Hartnett who did a tremendous job with the umpire allocations. With 50 games

each fixture weekend, (25 Turf and 25 Grass) 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, who give up

their time, to ensure that fixtures go ahead. Every player sat a rules paper again this year, the aim of which

was to educate players and hopefully make the umpire‟s job easier. This is an open book test so 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 delivered a rules talk for

grass umpires. These sessions are always entertaining and informative. Although no new rules were

introduced this year, there were changes in the interpretation of some rules particularly those relating to

Penalty corners.

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 the number of umpires volunteering to give

up their time for the Opens, Vets and U18 weekends, and the longer U15 and U13 tournaments was lower

this year. It was a real struggle to find umpires who would not only travel to the State Championships but

also attend the relevant Southern Cross competitions. This year Southern Cross was conducted over two

Sundays for each age group and as usual our umpires were overworked to cover gaps left when other

Associations forgot to send umpires. 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, Lesley Bennett, Cheryl Kann, Lyn Thomas, Christina

Nipperess-Sims and Caroline Schomberg, met regularly throughout the season. Thank you for volunteering

your time.

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. The time between games was extended from 3 minutes to 5 mins which enabled

umpires and technical volunteers to complete the formalities of the game and still be ready to take the field

for the next game. The teams are to be congratulated for adapting to the change of times.

The competition each year continues to improve, with MM Div 1 of a very high standard. While Divisions

2 and 3 had 8 teams in each, there were only 5 teams in Division 1, which made the draw difficult as the

fixture committee of Robyn Andersen, Lesley Bennett, Petra Faas O‟Meara and Kayleen Smith tried to

arrange teams from the same club playing at the same venue, which was hard when there are 3 divisions

and 4 venues in use each week.

The Masters Organising Committee chaired by Ros Julien held regular meetings throughout the year. With

Ros moving to New South Wales she will no longer be able to continue with her role as Chairman of the

Masters Organising Committee. Thank you for your wonderful work and commitment to Masters Hockey

in Brisbane.

Lesley Bennett

Competitions – Operations

COMPETITIONS: RECORDING & REPORTING (MATCH SECRETARY REPORT)

This was the first year that the match secretary role was split into the three competitions (grass, turf and

masters). As I have a particular passion for grass hockey, I assumed the role of grass match secretary and

have spent the year working with clubs to remind them of the rules in the Operations Manual and

encouraging player registration in compliance with those rules. I must say clubs were mostly aware of the

rules and how to apply them and we had little need to enforce penalties. Thanks to team managers and club

officials for your support in ensuring player registrations were appropriate throughout the season. The

grass competition ran well this year and we look forward to developing this competition further in coming

years.

Christine Blanchard

Match Secretary – Senior Grass

COMPETITIONS: SPORTS TRAINERS

Once again I would like to thank the dedicated sports trainers who attended our games this year. Sports

trainers have an important role in helping our players prepare for games and they assist with the safety

elements of sports injuries.

We supplied sports trainers to a majority of games throughout the season, occasionally there are difficulties

such as no qualified personnel or trainers being available to attend their roster through personal

emergencies. When this occurs games are to proceed using a common sense approach by players, umpires

and technical officials and if required an ambulance should be called.

I was away for a number of months however I‟d like to thank the BWHA office staff and committee

members for their assistance and guidance whilst I was around and even more so for when I was away

overseas.

Melda Dunning

Competitions – Sports Trainers


DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO REPORT

REGIONAL COACHING DIRECTOR (RCD)

Once again 2012 promised to be another busy year with the player and coach development calendar full of

opportunities and new initiatives to complement our already successful programs. Some of these were as

follows:

U13 Development program – aimed at 1st time players for turf

Inaugural Super League competition and BWHA taking the title.

4 x U15 teams competing in the State Championships

South East Queensland Goalkeepers clinic

HockeyZone program – skills and drills segments.

The Southern Cross committee made some changes to the Southern Cross competition format this year.

With the U13, U15 and U18 competitions being held over 2 weekends. The Southern Cross league format

also changed with introduction of some experimental rules. It continued from last year as a round robin

competition, no finals and played over two weekends. Both Brisbane teams the Swift and Scorpions

acquitted themselves well with the Brisbane Scorpions winning the competition and Swifts placed 4th

. The

Southern Cross competitions fulfil very important roles for the development, preparation and selection of

our representative players. Being held over the two weekends added an extra burden on our already

stretched personnel. Whilst the rationale for the change was solid I am pleased that we will be reverting

back to one weekend for each age group in 2013.

Our representative teams achieved amazing results congratulations and thank-you to our support personnel,

Coaches, Managers and Selectors for all their hard work, expertise and time they dedicate each year. Our

U13 teams were forced to endure some extraordinary wet weather in Bundaberg and we were very proud of

our teams‟ tolerance, behaviour and performances at this time. A comprehensive summary of each of our

teams placing can be found in our records section of the report however would like to highlight the

following team‟s performances:

Super League Champions

Open State Team Champions

U18 Brisbane 1 Division 1 Champions




Devo‟s 1 Indoor Hockey Team Division 1 Premiers.

Congratulations to all those players who gained recognition by being selected in Australian and Queensland

Teams and Squads during the year. It was particularly pleasing to see BWHA player Madonna Blyth

captain the Hockeyroos at the London Olympics and joining her for the first time was another BWHA

player Jodie Schulz. Audrey Smith, Jasmine Larosa, Murphy Allendorf, Georgia Hillas, Maddie Smith and

Sally O‟Toole also gained selection in National Junior and Senior squads. The names of these players will

appear in records section of the report. The chart below represents the number of talented identified

BWHA players selected for Queensland.

U13 U15 U18 U21 Open

2012 8 4 10 10 12

The following development opportunities occurred in 2012:

BWHA provided specialist sessions for our talent identified U13, U15, U18 and U21 players

assisting them with their preparation for respective National Championships and Camps.

BWHA players provided important match practice against our U13, U15, U16, & U18 Queensland

and Secondary Schoolgirls Teams.

Our Selection trials and development program were conducted in March/April and July. The

numbers involved outlined in table below. Our programs always attract good numbers and we

were able to provide most nominated players the opportunity to represent Brisbane or another

centre at the respective championships.


BWHA invited guest speakers Brian Fitzpatrick to address our representative parents at our

Annual meeting.

SEQ Goalkeeping Clinic held in Ipswich. Involved 6 BWHA Goalkeepers.

U13 & U15 Skill Development Clinic held over 4 Saturday mornings in October – November

involved 32 players and 5 coaches.

2 x Level One coaching Clinics planned and 1 conducted with Brisbane Hockey Association.

Hockey Queensland Coaching Conference held in Cairns in conjunction with Kookaburra test

match vs. New Zealand as preparation for London.

BWHA Division 1 and Division 2 team in Brisbane Indoor Hockey Competition.

Assistance and content provided to Skills and Drills segments for Hockeyzone program on

TV4ME.

1 x abbreviated Level One hockey course to secondary physical education teachers and trainees.

The above programs are well supported by the many participation and recruitment programs conducted by

Regina Fisher Development Officer and newly appointed Leah Wenzel e.g. Active after School Programs,

HookN2Hockey, Hockey in the Park, and many school development programs. Regie is also responsible

for our successful Rookey U7/U9 competition, U7 & U9 skills day and U11 development and selection

programs. The Active after School programs continue to grow and be popular with schools and students. A

snapshot view this year is as follows:

28 Schools, 196 sessions, 1,000 students and 6-8 coaches employed.

Summary

I would like to acknowledge the tireless efforts over the past 4 years of Debbie Wark as Junior Chairperson.

A personal thanks to Debbie, whose words of wisdom, tireless efforts, vision and support have been of

great value to the development of our players. Debbie has a wealth of knowledge and experience to give

and we are glad that she will continue and add input to BWHA in another capacity.

Thank-you to all members of Management for their continued support and hard work in 2012.

Congratulations and thank-you to President Karin Walduck for her guidance and governance during the

year.

My last thanks go to work mates Kathy Proctor, Kathryn Duggan, Sue Barsby, Regie Fisher and Leah

Wenzel for their tireless efforts and continued professionalism. Our shared passion for the game remains

our driving force and always strive to incorporate this for all our programs.

Wishing everyone good health and happiness for the holiday and off season.

Sharyn Simpson

Regional Coaching Director

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER (RDO)

This year has been a very exciting year for me in the role of Regional Development Officer at BWHA and

the expansion into the shared Administrative Assistant role, once again the season provided exciting

challenges and wonderful new experiences. I met some amazing young athletes who were new to our

development or representative programs and am confident to boast that Brisbane has many young talented

players in the junior age divisions.

A highlight for me was the U13 Development & Representative Programs this season, The program

commenced early in March with an eager group of players and coaches, a lot of these players were new to

turf coming from the U11 Division and enjoyed an introduction to turf. This lead into the U13 Selection

trials, Brisbane selected 3 teams to attend Southern Cross over 2 weekends and finalised teams to attend the

State Championships at Bundaberg at the end of June. I would like to congratulate all of the players, their

families and our Coaches for their commitment to the length of the program this year. Brisbane was

extremely successful in Bundaberg at the State Championships. We had a very wet week with the draw

Name Players Coaches/Support

U11 Development 120 12

U11 Selection 70 10

U13 Selection 110 6

U13 Development 55 8

U15 Selection 82 6

U18 Selection 58 6

Open & Premier League 60 6

SEQ League 40 4


continually being adjusted accordingly. I was ecstatic to be appointed as the coach of the Brisbane U13/1

team and was once again extremely proud of my team winning the U13 State Championships. It was

without a doubt a major highlight of my year and I would like to thank BWHA for giving me this coaching

opportunity.

The U11 Southern Cross was a perfect winter‟s day at Downey Park, the teams looked amazing from the

balcony during their games and the official March Past ceremony. Once again the day was shared with the

U11 Coulter Shield at Downey Park, so the regional Associations were able to cheer their teams and

Downey Park was alive with U11 action. The Hockeyzone camera crew were out and about filming games

and highlights of the tournament featured on a Hockeyzone episode that went to air nationally and is

available for viewing on youtube. This was very exciting for all involved. I am pleased to say that our

Brisbane U11/1 team won Division 1. Brisbane fielded 4 teams and all players & officials had a great

hockey experience. I would like to thank the Junior Committee, Sue Barsby (Development Admin

Assistant) and Sharyn Simpson (BWHA Coaching Director) for all their hard work that went into hosting

the tournament and fielding 4 teams to participate. The U11 Development program ran smoothly this

season and we had good participant numbers and positive feedback that the kids enjoyed the program.

A huge thank you must go out to the QLD representative players who support our programs, and give back

to our junior players, whether it be coaching or signing autographs and encouraging our players to keep

their dreams alive. We truly appreciate your dedication to our sport and our juniors. A huge congratulations

to all the U7 & U9 Rookey teams who helped celebrate the Olympic year with a Skills day in May and an

end of season carnival on August 18. It was a very exciting season at Rasey Park with plenty of action each

week. Thanks also to Bunnings Stafford for the sponsorship of our new BBQ at Rasey Park.

I would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season, and hope to see you all next year for

another very exciting season.

Regie Fisher

Regional Development Officer

TOURS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT REPORT

Tours – a great year with Southern Cross & State Championships wins. We took out the following

Championships: the U13Div 1, U13Div 2, U18 Div 1, Opens, Super League and Masters Div 3, Div 5 &

Div 6. Our U11 Southern Cross Brisbane 1 team won Div 1 as well. 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 results in all players having 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 TI‟d.

Next year‟s State Championships are in:

U13 - Mackay (4 teams)

U15 - Ipswich (4 teams)

U18 - Cairns (3 teams)

Masters - Toowoomba (6 teams)

Super League & Opens - Brisbane (3 teams)

Apparel sales were great this year due to the introduction of new apparel styles. Unfortunately I had to

order large amounts of most items so have 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 2013.

Uniform & Equipment - We ordered a new playing strip (shirt & skirt) for our Super League team which

turned out very striking and well worth the purchase for our elite players. We will continue to replace old,

stretched skirts and missing tops (that mysteriously disappear from time to time!) Our Masters players

purchased their own skirt this year which worked out better and will save quantity hassles in the future.

Thank you to Jenny Tidey, Rhonda Bentley & Maria Mijts and all the team managers who assisted with the

uniform allocations and “safe” return this year. Also, I know Rhonda missed the enjoyment of some of her

Saturday mornings at Rasey Park but with her making a speedy recovery we will see her back next year.

Cheers

Sue Barsby

Development Administration


UMPIRES PORTFOLIO REPORT

TURF UMPIRES’ STEWARD REPORT

In 2012, over 237 umpires were used across the five turf divisions.

I would again like to thank the umpires who did more than their “fair share” during the season or said “yes”

when I rang and asked for assistance in covering an allocation – either due to injury or an inability or

unwillingness to front up.

These people, who really contributed to the success of the 2012 season, are a special bunch and add a lot of

experience to the competition. They are generally also interested in umpiring and are working on

developing their skills – both key qualities that we want to encourage!! I won‟t dwell on the reasons why

people are unable to do their allocations, but generally I believe that in the same circumstances, they would

have found a way to play – but they obviously don‟t feel the same way about an umpiring allocation (which

is very disappointing).

This year was as difficult as most recent years as the trend continued for players to either be unwilling to

umpire or to put such tight conditions around their availability that it is almost impossible to allocate them.

I also heard from a number of sources that there is a general belief that it was “BWHAs‟ fault that umpiring

standards on lower turf divisions were worsening”. Let me lay down some facts:

BWHA is an Association made up of its members – so if “BWHA” is at fault then it is its members

who are actually at fault;

Clubs (in general) do little to encourage players to umpire or to develop the umpires that they have;

I only allocate off the turf umpire registers that Clubs put forward; and

Club officials (coaches, managers, teams and / or club captains) don‟t enforce appropriate standards of

behavior – which can result in abuse of umpires or dissent. This doesn‟t encourage players who

witness this behavior to want to put themselves in a position where it could be directed at them.

Just like players, umpires aren‟t perfect – so if it is inappropriate to criticize or yell at someone in your

team for missing a tackle or trap, then it is also inappropriate to do the same to an umpire who has missed

something that you think should have been blown! To help enforce this, we are looking at a new system of

mentoring for Sunday turf divisions so that we can cover more games. Hopefully this will:

increase the willingness of players to umpire;

improve the behavior of all participants – players, officials and spectators; and

provide further development of a very important resource – people willing to “have a go”.

Thanks

Sonya Fisher

Turf Umpire Steward

GRASS UMPIRES STEWARD’S REPORT

Observations/Processes:

Once a system was worked out the allocation of umpires was quite easy. There were a few unfortunate

errors made in the early part of the season partly due to my inexperience with the role which was perhaps

made more complex by the appointment of a new admin assistant at BWHA at about the same time. One

problem we identified was the keeping of a master copy of updated allocations for each week needed to be

managed to ensure the most up to date version of the umpire allocations was sent to clubs when game time

allocations changed.

Changes to the draw after it is published affected timeslots for games meant that the whole umpire

allocation for that week had to be redone as all allocations needed to be checked. This adds to the task of

doing the umpire allocations. I worked out that it was not beneficial to do the allocations too far ahead as if

they need to be changed the whole allocation had to be redone and rechecked. However having the

allocations worked out weeks in advance is an advantage for clubs who can ensure the allocated umpires

know their allocations early.

Clubs who name Div 1, 2 and 3 players on their grass umpire register make the task of allocating umpires

more complex as I need to consult draws beyond the games I am working on for Downey Park. Sporting

Pulse was not reliable for the correct game times for some games when I was working on allocations weeks

in advance and I ended up allocating umpires to grass games close to their game times at other venues

without realising there was a clash.


One club listed whole teams as the umpires for a particular division. While this is probably an attempt to

ensure all players played their part by doing an umpiring allocation I was not sure of the experience level of

these umpires. Knowing the level of umpire experience and personal confidence levels would be helpful to

consider when doing the allocations. A more formal list of experienced/reliable umpires as deemed by the

people themselves would be preferable to mental notes and impressions gained during the year.

Keeping the umpire registers up to date is an ongoing task. Some clubs are much better at letting BWHA

know when players change divisions or are injured and unavailable etc. I was happy to receive any

information that could affect my allocations or make the allocations better suited to clubs needs. For

example knowing which players needed mentors and which division the mentors played in allowed me to

allocate to minimise clashes, knowing a regular experienced umpire was generally unable to be at Downey

Park for 12:30 etc. Of course not all requests can be taken into account but where possible and when I

know I was happy to oblige such requests. At times I needed to contact clubs to check umpire details or to

negotiate changes. I realise that this is not part of the role and that this could easily lead to the allocations

becoming a more complex job but I was happy to manage this – no promises but all attempts to manage

requests could be considered if I knew of them.

I kept in contact with the Management Committee contact for umpiring (Lesley) in relation to decisions

that needed to be made and difficulties that arose during the year by copying her into emails relating to the

task of umpire allocations. I trust this was a helpful practice.

Judy Hartnett

Grass Umpires Convenor

FACILITY AND DEVELOPMENT PORTFOLIO REPORT

After the floods and disasters of 2011 our fields have recovered and in fact improved due to the diligence of

Noala Gordon and John Robinson. This year has seen a good rainfall, not excessive, with follow up rain in

both June and July. This winter rain is vital as we can only water field 1. Even the goal mouth areas have

not worn as badly as in previous years. To put the task in perspective we maintain 15 full sized hockey

fields and 30 full size goal boxes with two part time staff. They also do any other required maintenance

jobs which includes cleaning toilets at Rasey Park and fields 10 and 13 prior to hockey each Saturday.

Field 1 is now our pride and joy and we actually enjoy the work needed to maintain the standard that has

been achieved. The new, small Toro mower with a grass catcher has been used mainly on field 1 so we can

remove the cut grass to ensure a faster playing surface. The big Toro mower is worth its weight in gold, in

that we can cut Rasey in a morning instead of 2 days. The mower has a 72 inch cutting pan. As always, our

grass problems lie at the start of the season when the grass is growing. Often the grass between fields has

not been cut by Softball and also we need shorter grass than Softball. So we have lots of cut grass which

lies in huge furrows as we have no means of removing it. Softball has a new management committee, so

there is hope, that we can work together in a more consultative manner to resolve our issues.

The cost of maintaining the fields is escalating. The cost of fertiliser is about $30 a bag and we need 8 bags

per field so the cost to fertilise 1 field is $240. The cost of weed spraying is almost prohibitive at $500 per

field and so that is why we are only spraying field 1. We continue to be challenged by our desire to have

perfect fields all season with the limited resources available. If only there were grants for field

maintenance.

My thanks to Noala and John who are such hard and willing workers. Also thanks to Mary McNeil, Ian

Watts, Jenny Tidey and Denise Byrne who ensure that drinks are served with a smile. Best wishes to Joyce

Proctor on her special birthday. Merry Christmas to all, have a safe and happy summer.

Meg Brodie

Facility and Development

EVENTS REPORT

2012 events commenced with the Life Members and Club Presidents afternoon tea held in conjunction with

the opening day fixtures at Downey Park, an enjoyable afternoon was had by all who attended. Credit must

go to the exceptional people who baked and prepared delicious treats for the afternoon tea and many thanks

to those who assisted with the preparation and the clean up.

The inaugural Super League was hosted by BWHA at the SHC, this was a major undertaking and relied on

the staff of BWHA, Management and some club volunteers. Thank you to all that assisted. We have learnt

a lot this year and will have better plans to manage this type of event going forward.


The Masters Championships was hosted by BWHA this year and was an enormous event run in very trying

conditions. The championship convenor Bronwyn Morris has provided a full report on this for you to read.

Congratulations and thank you to Bronwyn for taking on this task and fulfilling the responsibility so

completely.

The Grass Grand final saw a return to the “Big Match” with the highest division playing the last game of

the season on F1 as the final. This was a great event and showcased the skills and high playing standard of

DP1 and the new field 1.

The Turf trophies and finals were held again in conjunction with BHA, which made for an exciting day,

congratulations to all the winners and competitors.

As I was out of the country for a number of the main events this year I‟d like to take the opportunity to

thank the BWHA office and committee members for taking up the challenges whilst I was away.

Congratulations to the trophy winners and all the best for 2013.

Melda Dunning

Volunteer Management

ARCHIVES REPORT

Parts of the archives section are currently being re-housed in another cupboard so as to be more accessible.

This section will comprise mainly of all „records‟. We would like to keep „hard copies‟ up to date so that

there is continuance up to the present time.

By involving more ex-players we are slowly obtaining more names to some of our photographs and will

hopefully continue on with this project.

We are still open to more involvement from current players, club committee members etc. As you know

archives go on and on and in this vein we do need more participation from anyone interested in the history

of the Association. Hopefully this coming year we can get to the cross-reference section making the records

easier to find.

Elma Brennand

Archives Committee


2012 RECORDS

SENIOR POINTS TABLE

DIVISION 1

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA PTS

EASTS 1* 18 16 1 1 85 14 49

ST ANDREWS 1 18 13 4 1 53 18 40

KEDRON WAVELL 1 18 11 2 5 65 19 38

VALLEY 1 18 11 6 1 68 38 34

COMMERCIAL 1 18 10 6 2 49 33 32

BULIMBA 1 18 8 8 2 29 38 26

NORTHS 1 18 6 11 1 20 41 19

UNIVERSITY 1 18 5 12 1 23 60 16

ASCOT 1 18 3 15 0 22 64 9

REDCLIFFE 1 18 0 18 0 14 103 0

DIVISION 2


EASTS 2* 18 15 2 1 68 22 46

COMMERCIAL 2 18 13 3 2 65 22 41

ST ANDREWS 2 18 11 5 2 39 22 35

KEDRON WAVELL 2 18 9 3 6 28 21 33

VALLEY 2 18 8 7 3 29 28 27

QUT 1 18 8 9 1 28 26 25

UNIVERSITY 2 18 6 10 2 18 35 20

BULIMBA 2 18 4 12 2 14 38 14

ASCOT 2 18 3 12 3 14 36 12

NORTHS 2 18 2 16 0 6 59 6

DIVISION 3

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAW

N

GF GA PTS

EASTS 3 18 13 2 3 38 12 42

SWU 1 18 12 3 3 38 14 39

QUT 2* 18 10 6 2 36 21 32

COMMERCIAL 3 18 10 6 2 28 15 32

REDCLIFFE 2 18 9 6 3 29 18 30

KEDRON WAVELL3 18 8 6 4 23 24 28

VALLEY 3 18 7 10 1 28 27 22

UNIVERSITY 3 18 4 8 6 13 22 18

ASCOT 3 18 1 13 4 5 44 7

BULIMBA 3 18 1 15 2 8 49 5

DIVISION 4

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAW GF GA PTS

ST ANDREWS 3* 18 13 0 5 61 15 44

EASTS 4 18 12 3 3 35 14 39

REDCLIFFE 3 18 10 4 4 47 18 34

ASCOT 4 18 9 6 3 33 29 30

COMMERCIAL 4 18 8 8 2 24 29 26

NORTHS 3 18 6 9 3 18 26 21

QUT 3 18 3 6 9 16 27 18

UNIVERSITY 4 18 3 11 4 10 37 13

SWU 2 18 3 11 4 17 50 13

KEDRON WAVELL 4 18 3 12 3 20 36 12


DIVISION 5


REDCLIFFE 4 18 13 0 5 50 13 44

NORTHS 4 18 13 3 2 42 11 41

COMMERCIAL 5 18 9 6 3 22 18 30

PINE RIVERS 1* 18 8 5 5 30 22 29

LOGAN 1 18 7 4 7 30 22 28

PINE HILLS 1 18 7 9 2 31 38 23

BULIMBA 4 18 6 8 4 29 33 22

ST ANDREWS 4 18 4 9 5 24 31 17

EASTS 5 18 4 13 1 12 42 13

QUT 4 18 1 15 2 5 45 5

DOWNEY PARK DIVISION 1


COMMERCIAL 6* 17 17 0 0 93 2 51

KEDRON WAVELL 5 17 13 3 1 35 14 40

ASCOT 5 17 10 5 2 46 22 32

PINE HILLS 2 17 10 5 2 25 19 32

UNIVERSITY 5 17 8 7 2 28 23 26

NORTHS 5 17 8 8 1 22 26 25

COMMODORES 1 17 7 7 3 24 22 24

SBE 1 17 3 14 0 11 52 9

ST ANDREWS 5 17 1 14 2 5 49 5

QUT 5 17 1 15 1 4 64 4



UNIVERSITY 6 17 13 0 4 36 7 43

NORTHS 6 17 12 3 2 61 14 38

COMMERCIAL Purple* 17 11 3 3 34 6 36

COMMERCIAL 7 17 8 6 3 22 14 27

VALLEY 4 17 7 6 4 14 15 25

ASCOT 6 17 6 7 4 29 19 22

KEDRON WAVELL 6 17 5 10 2 25 52 17

SWU 3 17 5 11 1 20 42 16

BULIMBA 5 17 3 9 5 15 23 14

ST ANDREWS 6 17 0 15 2 5 69 2



LOGAN 2* 17 16 0 1 54 5 49

COMMERCIAL 8 17 11 4 2 22 13 35

NORTHS 7 17 10 3 4 34 15 34

REDCLIFFE 5 17 9 3 5 31 8 32

UNIVERSITY 7 17 9 5 3 35 19 30

PINE HILLS 3 17 6 5 6 18 11 24

SBE 2 17 5 10 2 18 27 17

QUT 6 17 4 12 1 12 39 13

BULIMBA 6 17 1 15 1 6 38 4

SWU 4 17 1 15 1 3 58 4




COMMERCIAL 9* 17 13 1 3 44 8 42

KEDRON WAVELL 7 17 11 2 4 39 12 37

PINE RIVERS 2 17 10 5 2 21 11 32

NORTHS 8 17 7 6 4 30 27 25

COMMODORES 2 17 7 7 3 28 25 24

BULIMBA 7 17 6 6 5 27 27 23

ST ANDREWS 7 17 6 6 5 23 23 23

UNIVERSITY 8 17 3 6 8 20 23 17

ASCOT 7 17 3 11 3 12 22 12

PINE HILLS 4 17 0 16 1 0 66 1



VALLEY 5* 17 14 3 0 59 12 42

PINE RIVERS 3 17 12 2 3 33 13 39

LOGAN 3 17 10 3 4 51 26 34

SWU 5 17 10 3 4 38 15 34

KEDRON WAVELL 8 17 7 8 3 34 43 23

COMMERCIAL 10 18 6 9 3 22 29 21

ST ANDREWS 8 17 3 9 5 19 34 14

NORTHS 9 18 3 12 3 16 48 12

SBE 3 17 1 9 7 4 29 10

UNIVERSITY 9 17 2 11 4 15 42 10

MONDAY MASTERS DIVISION 1


ASCOT RED MM1* 16 15 1 0 66 20 45

EASTS MM1 16 8 7 1 41 35 25

NORTHS MM1 16 6 8 2 21 38 20

KED WAVELL MM1 16 4 9 3 21 35 15

BULIMBA MM1 16 3 11 2 17 38 11



COMMERCIAL MM2* 21 20 0 1 75 18 61

SWU MM2 21 12 4 5 47 19 41

VALLEY MM2 21 10 9 2 36 39 32

QUT MM2 21 9 9 3 38 32 30

REDCLIFFE MM2 21 8 8 5 23 25 29

KED WAVELL MM2 21 8 12 1 17 38 25

BULIMBA MM2 21 6 11 4 42 45 22

EASTS MM2 21 0 20 1 11 73 1



ST ANDREWS MM3* 21 16 3 2 55 17 50

SBE MM3 21 12 4 5 38 28 41

PINE HILLS MM3 21 9 6 6 28 24 33

BULIMBA MM3 21 8 8 5 18 23 29

COMMERCIAL MM3 21 7 7 7 22 20 28

NORTHS MM3 21 8 9 4 29 28 28

SWU MM3 21 4 14 3 13 38 15

EASTS MM3 21 1 14 6 14 39 9

*Denotes Premiership Winners


2012 SENIOR RESULTS

HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS

GRADE NAME GOALS CLUB

Division 1 Amy Korner 24 Valleys

Division 2 Sarah Currie 17 Easts

Division 3 Maxine Kelly 17 QUT

Division 4 Debbie Wark 13 Redcliffe

Division 5 Paige Menary 17 Pine Rivers

DP1 Louise Penfold 21 Commercial

DP2 Hannah Smith 23 Norths

DP3 Shandel Sheppard 14 Logan

DP4 Tracy Shaab 14 Kedron Wavell

DP5 Kristy Primmer 28 Logan

Masters 1 Kerrie Richards 16 Easts

Masters 2 Lisa Morgan 27 Commercial

Masters 3 Toni Slater 27 St Andrews

PRESIDENT’S CUP WINNERS

(awarded to the team leading on points at the end of the first round)

Division 1 Janne Ellis Trophy Easts 1

Division 2 Nan Mauchlan Trophy Easts 2

Division 3 Pixi Josiffe Trophy SWU 1

Division 4 Ronda Nix Trophy Easts 4

Division 5 Olive Perry Trophy Redcliffe 4

DP1 Eileen Grealy Trophy Commercial 6

DP2 Myra King Trophy University 6

DP3 Jess Clarke Trophy Logan 2

DP4 Ruby Robinson Trophy Commercial 9

DP5 Sadie Fowler Trophy Pine Rivers 3

Masters 1 Jenny Tidey Trophy Ascot

Masters 2 Ann Todd Trophy Commercial

Masters 3 St Andrews

MINOR PREMIERS

Division 1 Taxation Shield Easts 1

Division 2 Mary Nairn Shield Easts 2

Division 3 Dellit Family Shield Easts 3

Division 4 Thomas Family Shield St Andrews 3

Division 5 June Snarski Shield Redcliffe 4

DP1 Jenny Tidey Shield Commercial 6

DP2 Heather Scraggs Shield University 6

DP3 Taxation Shield

R.Robinson, E.McDougall, E.White

Logan 2

DP4 Taxation International Players

K.Lehmann, D.Hirst

Commercial 9

DP5 Taxation International Players

D.Byrne, V.Worthington, P.Josiffe

Valley 5

Masters 1 Joyce Proctor Shield Ascot

Masters 2 Faye Wastell Shield Commercial


PREMIERSHIP WINNERS

Division 1 Shirley Higgins Memorial Shield Easts 1

Division 2 Annette Eve Trophy Easts 2

Division 3 Olive Perry Trophy QUT 2

Division 4 Marilyn Chatfield Trophy St Andrews 3

Division 5 Dell Parkyn Trophy Pine Rivers 1

DP1 Betty Watson Trophy Commercial 6

DP2 Pixie Josiffe Trophy Commercial Purple

DP3 Ruby Robinson Trophy Logan 2

DP4 Euphemie McDougall Trophy Commercial 9

DP5 Fay Crunkhorn Trophy Valley 5


Masters 1 Ros Julien Trophy Ascot

Masters 2 Isabel Sim Trophy Commercial


BEST & FAIREST IN GRAND FINALS

Division 1 Win McMullin Shield Jane Gleeson (Easts)

Division 2 Elaine Green Shield Sarah Mattsson (Easts)

Division 3 Jenny Heron Shield Kerry Kinneally (QUT)

Division 4 Mary Cockings Shield Jo Mangan (Sts)

Division 5 Mary Hughes Shield Naomi Jayaratne(PR GK)

DP1 Tracey Sullivan (KW))

DP2 Nicole Fitzpatrick (Ccial)

DP3 Anna Beckett (Red)

DP4 Robyn Rawling (Ccial)

DP5 Leica Beevers (Val)

Masters 1 Sharon Hutchinson (Easts)

Masters 2 Ellen Salecich (Ccial)

Masters 3 Natasha Hughes (SBE)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Division 1 Presidents Medal Alyssa Kerr (KW)

Division 1 Rookie of the Year Georgia Hillas (Sts)

Division 1 Players Player Award Ashleigh Roberson (Nths)

Division 2 Best & Fairest in Division Valissa Armstrong (Sts)

Division 3 Best & Fairest in Division Racquel Kolkert (KW)

Division 4 Best & Fairest in Division Annabelle Chan (Uni)

Division 5 Best & Fairest in Division Suzie Mackenzie (Bul)

DP1 Best & Fairest in Division Bettina Daunt (Cdores)

DP2 Best & Fairest in Division Susan Taylor (Bul)

DP3 Best & Fairest in Division Lucy Moxon (SBE)

DP4 Best & Fairest in Division Judy Bolton (Cdores)

DP5 Best & Fairest in Division Shannon Myers (Sts)

Masters 1 Best & Fairest in Division Racquel Kolkert (KW)

Masters 2 Best & Fairest in Division Louise Caruana (Bul)

Masters 3 Best & Fairest in Division Kylie Cassidy (PH)

MAJOR AWARDS

PAM GLOSSOP SHIELD

Highest Representative Honours

Sally O‟Toole

HEATHER SCRAGGS SHIELD Highest Umpiring Honours

Lyn Cowie-McAllister

JAN HADFIELD SHIELD Highest Coaching Honours

Sharyn Simpson

LYN THOMAS SHIELD Most Promising Senior Umpire

Claire Butcher

CHERYL KANN SHIELD

Most Promising Senior Grass Umpire

Marnie Rawle

MARY HUGHES MEDAL

Most Valuable Umpire Senior Grass Fixtures

Christina Nipperess-Sims


BWHA, HOCKEY QUEENSLAND AND HOCKEY AUSTRALIA

UMPIRING BADGES AND AWARDS

BWHA Michael Beatson Downey Park Encouragement Award

Helen Carmichael

Umpire Tournament Club Accreditation

Bridget Vanderwolf Commercial Community Umpire

Rachel Fraser Valleys Community Umpire

Katie Reid U13 State Championships Bulimba Community Umpire

Kylie Cassidy Pine Hills Community Umpire

Katrina Wark Redcliffe Community Umpire

Gina Mego Bulimba Community Umpire

Dion Harrison Kedron Wavell Community Umpire

Ursula Brown Easts Community Umpire

Isabelle Schmidt St Andrews Community Umpire

Meghann Kelly St Andrews Community Umpire

Claire Malowiecki St Andrews Community Umpire

Emma Tierney South West United Community Umpire

Candice Champion St Andrews Community Umpire

Leah Carey Easts Community Umpire

Clare Comerford Valleys Community Umpire

Antoinette Fielding South West United Community Umpire Fiona Coombe Commercial Community Umpire Madeleine Campbell Commercial Community Umpire Bridget Tilse Easts Community Umpire Kerstin Michel Commercial Community Umpire Lucy Arnold St Andrews Community Umpire Fiona McQueen Vets State Championships Kedron Wavell Community Umpire Michaela Robbins Redcliffe Level 1 Umpire

Renee Taylor Commercial Level 1 Umpire

Claire Butcher Vets State Championships Valleys Level 1 Umpire

Katrina Wark Vets State Championships Redcliffe Level 1 Umpire

Amy Ryan QUT Level 1 Umpire

Cathy Realf Norths Level 1 Umpire

Sara-Jane Foster Redcliffe Level 1 Umpire

Lesley Bennett Pine Hills Level 1 Umpire

Gaye Henderson Easts Level 1 Umpire

Christina Nipperess-Sims Vets State Championships St Andrews Level 1 Umpire

Lucy Moxon Vets State Championships South Brisbane Eagles Level 2 Umpire

Bernadette Pangrazio Bulimba Level 2 Umpire

Rachel Ardern Vets State Championships St Andrews Level 2 Umpire

Sonya Fisher Easts Level 2 Umpire

Irene Clelland University National Umpire

Annabelle Willox University National Umpire

Erin Walker Bulimba National Umpire


QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL APPOINTMENTS

Hockey Queensland Women’s Championships

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT

Super League Women Cheryl Kann Tournament Director

State Open (M&W) Ronda Nix Tournament Director

State Open (M&W) Lesley Bennett Assistant Tournament Director

State Open Women Jenny Heron Technical Manager

State Open Women Cheryl Kann Assistant T Manager

Women‟s Masters Ronda Nix Tournament Director

Women‟s Masters Sonya Fisher Assistant Tournament Director

Women‟s Masters Lyn Thomas Technical Manager

Women‟s Masters Karen McFarlane Assistant Tournament Manager

Women‟s Masters Cheryl Kann Assistant Tournament Manager

Under 18 Women Cheryl Kann Technical Manager

Under 15 Women Lesley Bennett Technical Manager

Under 13 Women Lesley Bennett Tournament Director

Under 15 (M&W) Indoor Lesley Bennett Tournament Director

Hockey Australia Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT Under 18 (M&W) Indoor Ronda Nix Technical Officer

Under 18 (M&W) Indoor Lesley Bennett Judge

Under 18 (M&W) Indoor John Luff Judge

Under 18 (M&W) Indoor Cheryl Kann Judge

Under 18 (Men) Ronda Nix Technical Officer

Under 18 (Men) Lyn Thomas Judge

Under 18 (Men) Sonya Fisher Judge

Under 18 (Men) Lesley Bennett Judge

Under 18 (Men) John Luff Judge

Under 18 (Men) Ray Long Judge

Women‟s Masters Caroline Schomberg Judge

International Women’s Tournaments

TOURNAMENT NAME APPOINTMENT 3 Test Women‟s Series

Australia vs USA

Buderim 5,7,8 April 2012

Lyn Thomas

Ronda Nix

Cheryl Kann

Judges

3 Match Men‟s Series

Australia vs New Zealand

Cairns 22,23,25 June 2012

Ronda Nix Judge

Hero FIH Road to London Olympic Qualifier Tournament, New Delhi, India - February 18-26 2012

Lynn Cowie-McAlister & Annabelle Willox – Umpires

FIH Olympic Qualifier Kakamigahara, Japan – April 25 to May 5 2012

Jan Hadfield – Umpires Manager

QUEENSLAND AND AUSTRALIAN TECHNICAL BADGES

Zoe Goodwin - HQ Junior Technical Certificate;

Sarah Sheppard - HA Level 1 Judge

John Luff - HA Level 2 Technical Officer


2012 SOUTHERN CROSS TEAMS & RESULTS

SOUTHERN CROSS HOCKEY LEAGUE – FEBRUARY 2012

SWIFTS SCORPIONS

BULIMBA McGrath, Tean Louise COMMERCIAL Forsyth, Izzy

BULIMBA Munro, Tayler COMMERCIAL Holcroft, Tegan

COMMERCIAL Evans, Karley COMMERCIAL Smith, Maddie

COMMERCIAL Evans, Tayler EASTS Noffke, Britt

COMMERCIAL Holcroft, Aimee EASTS Speight, Sue

COMMERCIAL Smith, Audrey KEDRON WAVELL Scaroni, Alex

EASTS Allendorf, Murphy KEDRON WAVELL Hunt, Gabrielle

EASTS Ferguson, Aleesa KEDRON WAVELL Larosa, Jasmine

EASTS Lapham, Jess KEDRON WAVELL Wilkinson, Brittany

EASTS Leck, Lindsey NORTHS Kotta, Linda

KEDRON WAVELL Chad, Jessica ST ANDREWS Askew, Georgia

KEDRON WAVELL Gallagher, Morgan ST ANDREWS Banney, Nicole

KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Tegan ST ANDREWS Brittain, Cassie

KEDRON WAVELL Kirchner, Rebecca ST ANDREWS Hillas, Georgia

KEDRON WAVELL Pavish, Samantha ST ANDREWS Lynch, Shona

NORTHS McComiskie, Alice ST ANDREWS Nottle, Sophie

ST ANDREWS Mackay, Ashleigh ST ANDREWS Ruff, Bridie

VALLEY Reid, Hannah ST ANDREWS Russell, Millie

VALLEY Richards, Lauren ST ANDREWS Worner, Stefany

VALLEY McCormick, Leigh

COACH Heather Evans COACH Lisa-Maree Jones

ASSISTANT COACH Sharyn Simpson ASSISTANT COACH Sharyn Simpson

MANAGER Desley Mackay

Placings:

1st Brisbane Scorpions

2nd

Toowoomba Chill

3rd

Tweed Heat

4th

Brisbane Swifts

5th

Sunshine Coast Warriors

6th

Gold Coast Gypsies

7th

Ipswich Hornets

8th

Toowoomba Freeze

SUPER LEAGUE BRISBANE 9TH

– 11TH

JUNE

BRISBANE 1

COMMERCIAL Holcroft, Tegan

EASTS O‟Toole, Sally

EASTS Schulte, Lauren

EASTS Allendorf, Murphy

EASTS Leck, Lindsey

EASTS Griffin, Melissa

KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Alyssa

KEDRON WAVELL Larosa, Jasmine

KEDRON WAVELL Pavish, Samantha

NORTHS Burrows, Emily

ST ANDREWS Nottle, Sophie

ST ANDREWS Brittain, Cassie

ST ANDREWS Flood, Kathryn

ST ANDREWS Hillas, Georgia

ST ANDREWS Fowler, Kylie

VALLEY Richards, Lauren

COACH Sharyn Simpson

ASSISTANT COACH Nikki Taylor

MANAGER Debbie Wark


OPEN STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS BRISBANE 5TH

– 7TH

MAY

BRISBANE 1 BRISBANE 2

COMMERCIAL Smith, Audrey BULIMBA McGrath, Tean-Louise

COMMERCIAL Evans, Tayler EASTS Williams, Claire

COMMERCIAL Evans, Karley EASTS Ferguson, Aleesa

EASTS Leck, Lindsay KEDRON WAVELL Gallagher, Morgan

EASTS Schulte, Lauren KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Tegan

EASTS Lapham, Jess KEDRON WAVELL Wilkinson, Brittany

EASTS Griffin, Melissa KEDRON WAVELL Fisher, Jaimie

EASTS Noffke, Britt KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Courtney

EASTS Allendorf, Murphy NORTHS McComiskie, Alice

KEDRON WAVELL Pavish, Sam ST ANDREWS Askew, Georgia

REDCLIFFE Hooley, Jamie ST ANDREWS Ruff, Bridie

ST ANDREWS Worner, Stefany ST ANDREWS Simpson, Marni

ST ANDREWS Hillas, Georgia ST ANDREWS Lynch, Shona

ST ANDREWS Mackay, Ashleigh ST ANDREWS Powell, Yasmin

VALLEY Reid, Hannah VALLEY Comerford, Clare

COACH Nikki Taylor COACH Lisa-Maree Jones

MANAGER Desley Mackay MANAGER Sonya Taylor

UNDER 18 SOUTHERN CROSS TWEED BORDER 15th

JULY

BRISBANE 1

COMMERCIAL Smith, Madeleine

COMMERCIAL Hack, Annie

COMMERCIAL Taylor, Renee

EASTS Frey, Rebecca

KEDRON WAVELL Chisholm, Riley

KEDRON WAVELL Fisher, Jaimie

KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Courtney

KEDRON WAVELL Wilkinson, Brittany

NORTHS Ulrick, Elizabeth

NORTHS McComiskie, Alice

ST ANDREWS Ruff, Bridie

ST ANDREWS Lynch, Shona

VALLEY Salecich, Tiffany

COACH Graham Taylor

MANAGER Peter Ruff

UMPIRE Paige Hutchinson

BRISBANE 2

ARANA ASCOT Worthington, Emma

ASCOT Carkeet, Bridget

EASTS Weatherhead, Laura

EASTS Silcock, Adriana

KEDRON WAVELL Quill, Margie

KEDRON WAVELL Tynan, Lucy

REDCLIFFE Shirley, Stephanie

REDCLIFFE Wark, Katrina

ST ANDREWS Arnold, Lucy

ST ANDREWS Kelly, Phoebe

ST ANDREWS Kelly, Hannah

SWU Stubbings, Emma

VALLEY Fraser, Rachel


MANAGER Kristen Muir

UMPIRE Bruce Carroll

Placings: Division1 Division 2

1st Brisbane 1 Mackay

2nd

Sunshine Coast Maryborough

3rd

Townsville Ipswich

4th

Toowoomba Rockhampton

5th

=Gold Coast &

=Tweed Border

6th

7th

Brisbane 2

8th

Cairns


UNDER 18 SOUTHERN CROSS GOLD - COAST 29TH

JULY

VETERANS SOUTHERN CROSS - TOOWOOMBA 17TH

JUNE

BRISBANE 1

COMMERCIAL Smith, Maddie

COMMERCIAL Forsyth, Isabella

EASTS Frey, Rebecca

KEDRON WAVELL Fisher, Jaimie

KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Courtney

KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Tegan

KEDRON WAVELL Wilkinson, Brittany

NORTHS Ulrick, Elizabeth

NORTHS McComiskie, Alice

ST ANDREWS Ruff, Bridie

ST ANDREWS Powell, Yasmin

VALLEY Salecich, Tiffany

COACH Graham Taylor

MANAGER Peter Ruff

UMPIRE Janelle Russell

BRISBANE 2

ARANA ASCOT Worthington, Emma

EASTS Weatherhead, Laura

KEDRON WAVELL Chisholm, Riley

KEDRON WAVELL Tynan, Lucy

NORTHS Wilson, Greer

NORTHS Bautista, Gemma

NORTHS Cooper, Jenny

ST ANDREWS Kelly, Hannah

ST ANDREWS Kelly, Phoebe

SWU Stubbings, Emma

VALLEY Fraser, Rachel


MANAGER Gayle Worthington

UMPIRE Bruce Carroll

BRISBANE 3

ARANA ASCOT Carkeet, Bridget

EASTS Redburn, Madison

EASTS Smith, Tia

EASTS Silcock, Adriana

KEDRON WAVELL Chandra, Calista

KEDRON WAVELL McGrory, Jacqui

LOURDES HILL Baartz, Elouise

NORTHS Tucker, Lauren

NORTHS Gabriele, Savanna

REDCLIFFE Shirley, Stephanie

REDCLIFFE Wark, Katrina

ST ANDREWS Yearbury, Monique

UNIVERSITY Orr, Victoria

VALLEY Gray, Charlotte

VALLEY Gray, Madeleine

COACH Damian Shirley

MANAGER Nichola Baartz

UMPIRE Mikayla Cavanagh

Placings:

Division 1

1st

Gold Coast 1

2nd

Toowoomba 1

3rd

Ipswich 1

4th

Brisbane 1

5th

Tweed 1

6th

Sunshine Coast 1

Division 2

1st Brisbane 2

2nd

Brisbane 3

3rd

Gold Coast 2

4th

Redlands 1

Team 1

COMMERCIAL Callaghan, Linden

COMMERCIAL Bradbury, Carol

EASTS Constable, Lesley

KEDRON WAVELL Oudenryn, Kate

KEDRON WAVELL Sullivan, Tracey

NORTHS Boyd, Lisa

NORTHS Marshall, Michelle

NORTHS Outen, Sally-Anne

NORTHS Northausen, Kasey

QUT Tanner, Anne

SBE Parker, Elizabeth

SBE Hayes, Jane

SBE Higgins, Karen

SBE Moxon, Lucy

SWU Castle, Sally

SWU Prior, Valerie

COACH Sue Reid

MANAGER Maria Mijts

UMPIRE Christina Nipperess-Sims

Placings:

Division 1 1st

Tweed Border 1

2nd

Toowoomba 1

3rd

Redlands 1

4th

Ipswich 1

5th

Sunshine Coast 1

Division 2

1st Gympie 1

2nd

Toowoomba 2

3rd

Brisbane

4th Sunshine Coast 2

5th Redlands 2


2012 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS & RESULTS

UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLD COAST 21-24 SEPTEMBER


COMMERCIAL Smith, Maddie ASCOT Carkeet, Bridget

COMMERCIAL Forsyth, Isabella EASTS Weatherhead, Laura

COMMERCIAL Hack, Annie EASTS Frey, Rebecca

COMMERCIAL Taylor, Renee EASTS Silcock, Adriana

EASTS Ferguson, Aleesa KEDRON WAVELL Chisholm, Riley

KEDRON WAVELL Fisher, Jamie KEDRON WAVELL Tynan, Lucy

KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Courtney NORTHS Tucker, Lauren

KEDRON WAVELL Kerr, Tegan NORTHS Wilson, Greer

KEDRON WAVELL Wilkinson, Brittany NORTHS Cooper, Jenny

NORTHS McComiskie, Alice ST ANDREWS Kelly, Hannah

ST ANDREWS Ruff, Bridie ST ANDREWS Kelly, Phoebe

ST ANDREWS Powell, Yasmin ST ANDREWS Yearbury, Monique

ST ANDREWS Hillas, Georgia SWU Stubbings, Emma

ST ANDREWS Lynch, Shona VALLEY Fraser, Rachel

COACH Graham Taylor COACH Kristin Muir

MANAGER Kelli Robinson MANAGER Desley Mackay

BRISBANE 3

ARANA ASCOT Worthington, Emma Placings:

EASTS Redburn, Madison Division 1 Division 2

EASTS Smith, Tia 1st Brisbane 1 Ipswich 1

KEDRON WAVELL Crisp, Sarah 2nd

Tweed Maryborough

KEDRON WAVELL Chandra, Calista 3rd

Toowoomba Sunshine Coast

KEDRON WAVELL McGrory, Jacqui 4th

Gold Coast 1 Brisbane 3

LOURDES HILL Harding, Elizabeth 5th

Cairns Gold Coast 2

LOURDES HILL Grinstead, Samantha 6th

Townsville Ipswich 2

LOURDES HILL Baartz, Elouise 7th

Bundaberg Gladstone

LOURDES HILL Kay, Tiarni 8th

Mackay Redlands

REDCLIFFE Shirley, Stephanie 9th

Rockhampton

REDCLIFFE Wark, Katrina 10th

Brisbane 2

ST ANDREWS Arnold, Lucy

UNIVERSITY Orr, Victoria

VALLEY Gray, Charlotte

COACH Debbie Wark

MANAGER Sonya Taylor


VETERANS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – BRISBANE 14 – 16 JULY


ASCOT Hayes, Natasha ASCOT Houghton, Megan

ASCOT Kuss, Teresa (C) BULIMBA Hale, Jacklyn

BULIMBA Heathwood, Stacey EASTS Campbell, Dianne

COMMERCIAL Kendall, Lou EASTS Brown, Denise

EASTS Speight, Sue KEDRON WAVELL Lucas, Judy

EASTS Hutchinson, Sharon NORTHS Walton, Noreen (CC)

EASTS Richards, Kerrie (VC) REDCLIFFE Barsby, Sue

NORTHS Kotta, Linda REDCLIFFE Wark, Debbie

NORTHS Burton, Diana REDCLIFFE Fitzpatrick, Bronwyn

REDCLIFFE Hayden, Darlene REDCLIFFE Sikes, Anita (CC)

REDCLIFFE Pfingst, Catherine SWU Lindop, Angela

REDCLIFFE Robinson, Kelli UNIVERSITY Wilson, Annette

VALLEY North, Kath UNIVERSITY Ash, Jo-Ann

VALLEY Bowman, Nelli VALLEY Holmes, Jodi

COACH Graham Wakefield COACH Janene McCall

MANAGER Sonya Taylor MANAGER Jenny Heron

UMPIRE Naomi Zerner UMPIRE Rachel Ardern


ASCOT Miles, Sheryl BULIMBA French, Danetta

ASCOT Hill, Lyn (C) COMMERCIAL Blackwell, Gail

ASCOT Robertson, Cathie COMMODORES Coleman, Angela

BULIMBA Boyle, Lynda COMMODORES Hodson, Ruth (VC)

COMMERCIAL Lambie, Nicola EASTS Anderson, Robyn (withdrew)

COMMERCIAL Stewart, Jeanine KEDRON WAVELL Fisher, Regie

LOGAN Johnston, Michelle KEDRON WAVELL La-Chiusa, Wendy

NORTHS Parker, Kerry-Anne NORTHS Galic, Kim

NORTHS Straker, Jane NORTHS Colles, Erica

QUT Harrap, Judy QUT McMahon, Mirian

REDCLIFFE Jordan, Wendy REDCLIFFE White, Karen (C)

REDCLIFFE Simon, Kelly REDCLIFFE Schouw, Storm

REDCLIFFE Somerville, Lynne SWU Henschke, Gillian

SWU Balchin, Nicole VALLEY Sharp, Helen

SWU McShane, Penny

COACH Sandra Beirne COACH Sue Reid

MANAGER Wendy Stephens MANAGER Traci Shirley

UMPIRE Claire Butcher UMPIRE Maddie Smith


BULIMBA Botha, Beverley (C) KEDRON WAVELL Oudenryn, Kate

BULIMBA Caruana, Louise LOGAN Chin, Beverley

BULIMBA Gray, Alison NORTHS Marshall, Michelle

BULIMBA Griffin, Mellissa NORTHS Quill, Anne

COMMERCIAL Bradbury, Carol PINE HILLS Bennett, Lesley

COMMERCIAL Mitchell, Melisa PINE HILLS Sutherland, Robyn

COMMERCIAL Kerklaan-Guliger, Angela PINE HILLS Slocomb, Clare

COMMERCIAL Kilpatrick, Nicole SBE Hayes, Jane

EASTS Mitchell, Leith ST ANDREWS Sneddon, Robyn

EASTS Stouter, Annette (VC) ST ANDREWS Slater, Toni

KEDRON WAVELL Dewar, Alison SWU Walduck, Karin

LOGAN Ryan, Gai SWU Julien, Ros (C)

NORTHS Kinshella, Marie SWU Latimore, Roslyn

NORTHS Northausen, Kasey SWU Nitarski, Pamela (VC)

REDCLIFFE Hunter, Julie SWU Nicol, Pamela

COACH Margie Brown COACH Pam Nitarski

MANAGER Melissa Franklin MANAGER Maria Mijts

UMPIRE Janelle Russell UMPIRE Christina Nipperess-Sims


VETERANS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (CONT)

2012 QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES

2011/12 QLD U18 WOMEN’S SQUAD 2012 QLD U18 WOMEN’S TEAM

Murphy Allendorf Easts Murphy Allendorf Easts

Aleesa Ferguson Easts Isabella Forsyth Commercial

Isabella Forsyth Commercial Georgia Hillas St Andrews

Georgia Hillas St Andrews Tegan Kerr Kedron Wavell

Gabrielle Hunt Kedron Wavell Jessica Lapham Easts

Tegan Kerr Kedron Wavell Jasmine Larosa Kedron Wavell

Jessica Lapham Easts Maddie Smith Commercial

Jasmine Larosa Kedron Wavell Coach

Maddison Lawrence

Maddie Smith Kedron Wavell

Commercial Sharyn Simpson

Assistant Coach

Kathryn Flood

Shadows

QLD U21 WOMEN’S TEAM Majella Barnes University

Cassie Brittain St Andrews Aleesa Ferguson Easts

Emily Burrows Norths Isabella Forsyth Commercial

Georgia Hillas St Andrews Annie Hack Commercial

Jasmin Larosa Kedron Wavell

Samantha Pavish Kedron Wavell Gabrielle Hunt Kedron Wavell

Audrey Smith Commercial

Manager 2012/13 QLD U18 WOMEN’S SQUAD

Kris Hooley Aleesa Ferguson Easts

Shadows Annie Hack Commercial

Tayler Evans Commercial Brittany Wilkinson Kedron Wavell

Maddie Smith Commercial Georgia Hillas St Andrews

Stefany Worner St Andrews Isabella Forsyth Commercial

Laura Wetherhead Easts

Renee Taylor Commercial

Placings:

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3

1st Tweed Border 1 Mackay 1 Brisbane 3

2nd

Toowoomba 1 Cairns 1 Tweed Border 2

3rd

Brisbane 2 Gold Coast 1 Brisbane 4

Cairns 2 4th

Brisbane 1 Bundaberg 1

5th

=Ipswich 1 &

=Sunshine Coast 1

=Rockhampton 1 &

=Maryborough 1

Sunshine Coast 2

6th

Gladstone 2

7th

Townsville 1 Mackay 2 Redlands 1

8th

Gladstone 1 Gold Coast 2 Atherton 1


1st Gympie 1 Brisbane 5 Brisbane 6

2nd

Ipswich 2 Maryborough 2 Redlands 2

3rd

Hervey Bay Tweed Border 3 =Warwick &

=Gympie 2

4th

Gold Coast 3 Toowoomba 2

5th

=Mount Isa &

=Sunshine Coast 3

Rockhampton 2 =Gold Coast 4 &

=Mackay 4

6th

Ipswich 3

7th

Mackay 3 Gladstone 3 =Rockhampton 3 &

=Atherton 2

8th

Townsville 2 Bundaberg 2

9th

Sunshine Coast 4


QLD U18 INDOOR SQUAD QLD DEVELOPMENT TEAM

(Tour Cancelled by Hockey QLD) Gabrielle Hunt Kedron Wavell Claire Williams Commercial

Bridie Ruff St Andrews Melissa Griffin Easts

Maddie Smith Commercial Hannah Reid Valleys

Renee Taylor Commercial Rebecca Kirchner Kedron Wavell

Brittany Wilkinson Kedron Wavell Stefany Worner St Andrews

Laura Wetherhead Easts Tayler Evans Commercial Tegan Holcroft Commercial

Shadows

Sarah Crisp Kedron Wavell Shadows

Alice McComiskie Norths Ashleigh Mackay St Andrews

Margie Quill Kedron Wavell Aleisha Neumann Norths

Kirsten Mackay Easts

QLD SCORCHERS SQUAD Murphy Allendorf Easts

Emily Burrows (GK) Norths

Tegan Holcroft Commercial

Alyssa Kerr Kedron Wavell Jasmine Larosa Kedron Wavell

Lindsey Leck Easts Britt Noffke Easts

Sophie Nottle St Andrews

Lauren Schulte Easts Audrey Smith (GK) Commercial

QUEENSLAND VETERAN’S TEAMS

35+ 40+ 45+

Natasha Hayes Catherine Pfingst (VC) Gail Blackwell

Linda Kotta (withdrew) Diane Burton

Sue Speight Darlene Hayden

Kelli Simon

Shadows

Shadows Shadows Judy Lucas (Withdrawn)

Jacklyn Hale Kasey Northausen

Kate Odenryn

Coach

Graham Wakefield Coach

Janene McCall

Manager

Jenny Heron Manager

Rhonda Bently

50+ 55+ 60+

Noreen Walton (C) Gai Ryan (withdrew) Pam Nicol (VC)

Denise Brown Ros Julien

Diane Campbell Shadows Shirley McCormick

Lyn Hill Lesley Bennett Pam Nitarski

Jane Straker Clare Slocomb

Robyn Sneddon

Robyn Sutherland

Karin Walduck


HOCKEY QUEENSLAND AWARDS

(For 2011 Year, announced at HQ Awards Night, 26 November 2011)

Female Player of the Year: Jodie Schulz

People‟s Choice Female Player of the Year: Jodie Schulz

Rookie of the Year: Alyssa Kerr

Manager of the Year: Debbie Wark

Most Promising Umpire: Bernadette Pangrazio

2012 INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

HOCKEYROOS SENIOR SQUAD

Madonna Blyth

Jodie Schulz

AIS SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS

Madonna Blyth

Jill Dwyer

Jodie Schulz

HOCKEYROOS DEVELOPMENT SQUAD

Renae Ashton

AUSTRALIAN JUNIOR SQUAD

Murphy Allendorf

Jacqui Day

Audrey Smith

HOCKEYROOS VS. USA, 4 MATCH SERIES - SAN DIEGO, USA – 14 TO 18 JANUARY 2012

Madonna Blyth

Jodie Schulz

HOCKEYROOS VS. ARGENTIA, GERMANY & JAPAN, 4 INDIVIDUAL MATCH TESTS - BUENOS AIRES

AND ROSARIO, ARGENTINA – 22 TO 26 JANUARY 2012

Madonna Blyth

Jodie Schulz

HOCKEYROOS VS KOREA 6 – 10 MARCH 2012

Madonna Blyth

Jodie Schulz

AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S VETS TEAMS

Announced at the 2012 National Championships to travel to compete in Trans Tasman

Over 35s Team Over 45s Over 50s Team Over 55s Over 60s

Diana Burton

Natasha Hayes Manager

Robyn Andersen

Noreen Walton

Jane Straker Shadows

Belle Davis

Assistant Coach

Pam Patteson

Shadow Liz Moffatti

Darlene Haydon


2012 HOCKEY QUEENSLAND OFFICIALS

BOARD

PRESIDENT

Dr Karin Walduck

GAME MANAGEMENT

Jan Hadfield

GAME DEVELOPMENT PANEL Sharyn Simpson

Ronda Nix

Lyn Hill

SELECTION PANEL

U18s

Sharyn Simpson

U15s

Kelli Robinson

Sharyn Simpson

DIRECTOR Jan Hadfield

LEGAL, PLANNING & MARKETING

Kathy Proctor

TECHNICAL

Ronda Nix

Cheryl Kaan

Lyn Thomas

UMPIRING

Lyn Hill

MASTERS C’TEE

Diana Young

Jenny Heron

Q.W.A.S.C LIFE MEMBERS

Mrs R Robinson (decd); Mrs E MacDougall (decd); Mrs J Tidey; Miss M Cockings

SHC LIFE MEMBER

Mrs Ronda Nix 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 2003, Mrs J Heron 2003, Mrs J Proctor 2005;

Miss M Cockings 2008

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 2009, Ms J Hadfield 2012, Ms Lyn Thomas 2012

HOCKEY AUSTRALIA LIFE MEMBERS

Mrs K Langan 1958; Mrs R Robinson (decd) AM MBE 1959; Mrs M Josiffe (decd) 1972; Mrs J

Viertel OAM 1988; Mrs D Pirie OAM 1999; Miss H Scraggs OAM 2001

HOCKEY AUSTRALIA HALL OF FAME

Ms Pamela Glossop 2011


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Jenny Tidey – 1988

Vonnie Faulkner – 1988

Elaine Green (Decd) – 1989

Barbara Northcott – 1990

Marilyn Chatfield – 1993

Ronda Nix – 1994

Tracey O‟Connor – 1996

Maureen Fleming – 1997

Kathy Proctor – 1997

Lynn Quirk – 2000

Pam Patteson – 2003

Teresa Kuss – 2003

CHAIRPERSON

Debbie Wark SECRETARY

Sonya Taylor TREASURER

Sue Carey

MATCH SECRETARY’S

Lorraine Carroll

Helen Hill

JUNIOR C’TEE

Kerryn Kay

Pam McDonald

Kristin Muir

Kelli Robinson

U7 & U9 COORDINATOR

Anna Mehonoshen

FIXTURE & GRADING C’TEE

Margie Brown

Sue Carey (C)

Sue Barsby

U15 SELECTION PANEL

Meg Brodie

Michelle Dunning

Kelli Robinson (C)

Sonya Taylor

U13 SELECTION PANEL

Rebecca Kirchner

Lindsey Leck

Sally Brough (C)

U11 SELECTION PANEL

Kathryn Austen (C)

Kelly Free

Raelene Berndt

Jenny Butler

Karen Davis (Proxy)

TECHNICAL OFFICIALS & UMPIRE

MENTORS

BP

Debbie Wark

Jen Reid

Katrina Wark


MENTORS

EHTT

Caroline Schomberg

Rebecca Frey


MENTORS

SHC

Rachel Ardern

Caroline Schomberg

Caroline Bennett


MENTORS

RED

Kate West

Jen Reid

CONTENTS

Page

2012 Meetings 37

Chairperson’s Report 38

Competitions Report 38

Match Secretary’s Report 39

Umpires Report 40

U7 & U9 Rookey Report 40

Records

Junior Results 41

Junior Points Table 42

Junior Umpire Badges 46

Southern Cross Teams & Results 47

State Championship Teams & Results 50

Queensland & Australian Representatives 52


2012 MEETINGS

COMMITTEE MEETINGS

(based on signed attendance) Number Held

9

Number Attended

Debbie Wark 9

Sonya Taylor 9

Kelli Robinson 5

Pam McDonald 6

Lorraine Carroll 6

Sue Carey 7

Kerryn Kay 6

Kristin Muir 8

Helen Hill 9

COUNCIL MEETINGS

(based on signed attendance) Number Held

8

Number Attended

All Hallows School Hockey Club 5

Arana Ascot Junior Women‟s Hockey Club 8

Brisbane State High School Girls Hockey Club 4

Bulimba Women‟s Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 6

Commercial Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 7

Eastern Suburbs Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 5

Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club - Junior Girls Section 4

Lourdes Hill College Girls Hockey Club 6

Moreton Bay College Girls Hockey Club 4

Northern Suburbs Junior Women‟s Hockey Club 5

Pine Hills Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 7

Pine Rivers Women‟s Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 4

Redcliffe Leagues Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 6

St Andrews Ladies Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 6

South Brisbane Eagles Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 8

South West United Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 7

South West United Mens Hockey Club

(U7 & U9 Teams withdrawn in 2012)

1

Stuartholme School Hockey Club 5

Valley Women‟s Hockey Club – Junior Girls Section 4


JUNIOR CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT

Wow the end of another successful season - off season planning has started for 2013, it doesn't seem that

long ago we were planning 2012.

In spite of the occasional challenges I would like to thank the members of the Junior Committee Sue Carey,

Lorraine Carroll, Helen Hill, Kerryn Kay, Pam McDonald, Kristin Muir, Kelli Robinson and Sonya Taylor

for their time and commitment. The many club volunteers we have, we cannot survive without you

regardless of the task they are all important to running our competition, we are proud of our achievements.

Thank you to all the clubs for taking their turn with the weekly BBQ roster at Rasey Park with all clubs

contributing it certainly lightens the work load.

Field 1 was back in action this year and how fantastic did it look all year! Thanks to the John Robinson,

Noala Gordon and the grounds committee for all their hard work to make this happen. I have never seen

the fields look so good and well-marked each week - thank you.

We trialled a few more things this year with grading, having a bye for a couple of the turf grades which of

course had its down side causing a few other issues with clubs not being able to play at the same venue.

However the fixture & grading committee worked hard to adjust this where possible. We all have to

remember that we play in a Brisbane based competition and yes this does require travelling.

Thank you to our weekly support crew:-

The BWHA office staff

Our Representative Selectors, Coaches and Managers

Charli Hawson who is always a pleasure to work with in the office on Saturday

Aimee Zale our very efficient control room girl

John Thomas and Atherli Cross our sports trainers

The Canteen Staff at Rasey & Downey Parks.

Anna Mehonoshen our U7 & U9 co-ordinator.

Caroline Schomberg, Carolyn Bennett, Katrina Wark, Jen Reid, Jenny Heron, Rebecca Frey,

Kelli Robinson, Rachel Ardern our turf tech officials and umpire mentors.

Our U11 Southern Cross was once again run with the boys U11 Coulter Shield, it was a fantastic day. A

bonus was having Hockey zone come out to film some of the action, which was very exciting.

This is my last year as the Junior Chairperson and I would like to thank the many volunteers who have

helped out during my time in this role. I have thoroughly enjoyed meeting new people and watching the

players become passionate about playing hockey and the parents commitment to a sport we love being

involved with. Look forward to catching up around the fields.

Debbie Wark

Junior Chairperson

JUNIOR COMPETITIONS REPORT

This year we had 97 teams playing in the BWHA competition. 35 Turf teams from 15 clubs and 62 Grass

teams from 19 Clubs. The grading committee this year was Margie Brown, Sue Barsby and Sue Carey

with Sonya Taylor from the Junior committee. Always a difficult job as we try to accommodate all teams

from the paper work that is submitted into appropriate divisions.

TURF

Once again this year we tried to keep as many teams on turf. From the 38 teams nominated we were able to

retain 35 teams in the competition. Due to the turf availability the Grading Committee decided to run 8

teams in JT1, 9 teams in JT2, 9 teams in JT3 and 9 teams in 13T.

We had 8 teams nominate for JT1 and after reviewing team registrations and player lists, all looked to meet

the standard of JT1, but once again this year this division was a stop start season and played only 14 fixture

games. JT2 had 9 teams nominate, it was the committee‟s decision after reviewing team lists submitted and

some grading games that the teams would be strong enough to compete in the JT2 competition with 9

teams. JT3 was the difficult grade as we had 13 teams nominate and once again the turf usage became an

issue as to how many teams would be able to play on the turf time allocated. It was decided after grading

games that 1 team be moved to the 13T competition and making that a 9 team competition as well and with


1 team withdrawing, 2 teams had to miss out. Grading games started on 2nd March and fixture games on

16th March.

We felt that bringing 13T division back to Downey Park, to play on Field 1 for one game a week would

help the girls travelling to State Championships and allow for as many possible teams to participate in the

13T competition.

This year the Junior committee continued with the President‟s Pennant finals competition. The aim of the

President‟s Pennant finals competition was to give the bottom half of the competition a finals round and for

coaches, players the opportunity to experience finals as some teams don‟t get this experience. This year

was received with mixed reactions.

GRASS

Grass grading games ran over a period of weeks starting on the 14 April with teams playing two 30 minute

games each week so teams were able to be seen against the majority of others in the same division.

The JG competition had 16 teams nominate for JG1 – JG3. 5 Teams less than last year. This meant grading

was required, but some clubs requested particular timeslots as they would not be able to field teams. The

decision was to have 2 divisions, 10 teams in the JG1 and 6 teams in the JG2, to try to accommodate all in

this age group, as we lose so many players each year.

The Under 13 grass competition had 21 teams nominate but by the time of organising fixtures were back to

18 and this made a 6 team competition for each 13A, B and C. We watched these teams each week for the

first round and monitored the results and it was decided to move teams from the 13C, B and 13A and that

the 1st round be a grading round.

30 teams nominated for Under 11 and but once again by the time of orgainsing fixtures we were back to 28

teams resulting in 4 divisions in the grade. Once again after the 1st round of games it was highlighted that

movement was required and as for the 13‟s the 1st round became a grading round.

Once the teams were in the appropriate grades, the season settled and all seemed to enjoy their hockey.

Overall, the season was successful, but we need to work on getting more games for the JT1 Turf teams and

the paper work that is submitted needs to have more details to be able to help with the grading process.

Thanks to the grading committee for their hard work Friday nights and Saturday mornings to ensure even

competition across the grades.

Congratulations to those clubs that won premierships.

Sue Carey

Junior Committee - Competitions

JUNIOR MATCH SECRETARY REPORT

This year saw a noticeable increase in the level of accuracy in both the registration forms and also the

match sheets. This shows that with a combination of sharing the work load and the clubs being made more

aware of the correct way we need items filled out, the education of the hockey community has lifted to a

good standard. Everyone involved should be proud of the fact that as a whole we are improving. I hope that

all look to improve on our great work we achieved this season.

An area that could improve is the necessity to make sure that paper work is up to date i.e. transfers, paper

work submitted to BWHA and team lists. We can all work on these areas to make life easier.

Helen Hill was my trusty offsider; together we tackled things with a split of the work load. Leah and Regie

where an absolute tower of strength, with every request they had the information back as quick as a flash.

The whole of our hard working committee were very helpful. Charli Hawson was also very helpful on

Saturday mornings in doing searches off the data base and other related tasks.

Lorraine Carroll

Junior Committee - Match Secretary


JUNIOR UMPIRES REPORT

2012 has been another successful year in the development and progress of our junior umpires. Hard work

by club umpire co-ordinators has seen many of the clubs in the BWHA junior competition support, mentor

and promote new umpires to successfully achieve formalised umpiring accreditations. These umpires have

grown in confidence and ability with the help from many different mentors, patience from players and with

the assistance and rostering from club umpire co-ordinators. Thank you to all those who helped in different

capacities, with a special thanks to Kate West and Jessie Van Huis for their wonderful mentoring and

feedback to the young umpires during the Southern Cross Tournament and throughout the season. A further

thank you to Pam Nitarski who returned to help with the start up process for visiting umpires at the

Southern Cross Tournament and her input proved invaluable to all involved. Lyn Hill again generously

gave up her time and shared her knowledge with all junior club mentors and for this we are all very

grateful, thank you Lyn. A final extension of gratitude goes out to everyone who assisted in turf allocations

and mentoring. We can all be pleased knowing that there is a strong crop of confident and competent junior

umpires in our system.

Kerryn Kay

Junior Committee – Umpire Convener

U7 & U9s REPORT

The Under 7 and Under 9 mixed competition, held at Rasey Park on Saturday mornings continues to grow

and improve each year. With 17 Under 7 teams and 22 Under 9 teams allocated into six divisions, the 2012

season demonstrated the increase of participation and development in our junior hockey. In lead up to the

season, a Rookey Orientation night was held and BWHA invited all U7 and U9 Coaches, Managers, Club

& Team officials, which was a great pre-season introduction to Rookey.

A major highlight of the season was skills day, which was held on May 12th

. This is always an anticipated

event for the children, and to add to the excitement, this year skills day was Olympic themed (with 2012

being an Olympic year). Special Olympic memorabilia was put on show, including the Hockeyroos

uniform and an Olympic Gold Medal provided by ex Hockeyroo player, Lorraine Hillas from the 1988

Seoul Olympics. Once again senior players & QLD representative players were invited to attend as guest

coaches to assist with the skill stations spread across Rasey Park. It is highly beneficial to utilise the talent

and success of our senior players through promoting them to the juniors. This day was not only rewarding

for the little ones, also very fulfilling for the coaches and everyone involved.

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 is 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 – especially the volunteers rostered on the day of the BBQ explosion! 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 to the canteen staff – in particular Olivia

Barsby and Stephanie Shirley for committing to their canteen duties each week, as well as their willingness

to offer their assistance in additional U7/U9 matters.

The Competition finished on a high with our “End of Season Carnival”. The carnival provides many of the

U7 players an opportunity to have a run in an U9 team, to prepare for subbing up or playing in the next

division. The carnival was also a great way to introduce new players who 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 2013

Rookey season.

Leah Wenzel

BWHA RDO & Admin officer


2012 RECORDS

2012 JUNIOR RESULTS

BEST CLUB TROPHY – TAXATION SHIELD

St Andrews

BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE – RUBY ROBINSON SHIELD

St Andrews U13T

PLAYER OF THE FINAL JT1

Renee Taylor (Com)


Sam Pembroke (Easts)


Sophie Fitzgerald (Sts)

PLAYER OF THE FINAL 13T

Lily Collier (Sts)

VICKI SPICE SHIELD – MOST PROMISING JUNIOR UMPIRE

Gemma Bautista (Nths)

MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR UMPIRE

Paige Schouw (Red)

HIGHEST GOAL SCORERS PER DIVSION 2012

GRADE NAME GOALS CLUB

JT1 Renee Taylor 23 Commercial

JT2 Emma Stubbings 16 SWU

JT3 Nicole Geddes 7 Redcliffe

U13T Sarah-Jayne McCann 24 St Andrews

JG1 Paige Menary 32 Pine Rivers

JG2 Breanna Rooke 25 Stuartholme

U13A Ashleigh Neill 9 St Andrews

U13B Kayla Nelson 8 Pine Rivers

U13C Abbey Yates 15 Arana Ascot

U11A Ruby Harris 14 Easts

U11B Caitlin Free 13 St Andrews

U11C Lauren Wallace 10 Pine Rivers

U11D Ella Jeynes 13 Redcliffe

GRADE MINOR PREMIERS RUNNERS-UP PREMIERSHIP WINNERS

JT1 Commercial St Andrews Commercial

JT2 Lourdes Hill Lourdes Hill Easts

JT3 St Andrews All Hallows St Andrews

U13T St Andrews Easts St Andrews

JG1 Arana Ascot Pine Rivers St Andrews

JG2 Kedron Wavell Stuartholme Kedron Wavell

U13A Easts Redcliffe Easts

U13B All Hallows Pine Rivers All Hallows

U13C Arana Ascot Bulimba Arana Ascot

U11A Easts Easts Norths

U11B St Andrews All Hallows & Valleys

U11C SWU Pine Rivers SWU

U11D St Andrews Redcliffe St Andrews


JUNIOR POINTS TABLE 2012

*Denotes Premiership Winners

JT1

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS

COMMERCIAL JT1* 14 12 0 2 42 8 38

ST ANDREWS JT1 14 8 3 3 29 12 27

REDCLIFFE JT1 14 8 5 1 24 24 25

VALLEY JT1 14 7 6 1 27 22 22

KEDRON WAVELL JT1 14 5 6 3 23 24 18

EASTS JT1 14 3 5 6 18 18 15

NORTHS JT1 14 3 8 3 15 31 12

BULIMBA JT1 14 0 13 1 6 45 1

JT2


LOURDES HILL JT2 16 15 0 1 44 10 46

EASTS JT2* 16 10 4 2 32 13 32

ARANA ASCOT JT2 16 9 4 3 23 15 30

VALLEY JT2 16 9 6 1 42 16 28

SWU JT2 16 9 6 1 40 18 28

COMMERCIAL JT2 16 6 10 0 16 25 18

KEDRON WAVELL JT2 16 4 9 3 20 40 15

PINE RIVERS JT2 16 4 11 1 21 34 13

BULIMBA JT2 16 0 16 0 9 76 0

JT3


ST ANDREWS JT3* 16 11 3 2 22 10 35

ALL HALLOWS JT3 16 11 5 0 29 14 33

REDCLIFFE JT3 16 8 3 5 22 10 29

EASTS JT3 16 9 6 1 21 19 28

NORTHS JT3 16 7 5 4 20 20 25

LOURDES HILL JT3 16 6 8 2 17 16 20

PINE HILLS JT3 16 5 7 4 14 21 19

VALLEY JT3 16 3 11 2 10 21 11

SWU JT3 16 1 13 2 6 30 5

U13T


ST ANDREWS U13T* 16 15 0 1 80 2 46

EASTS U13T 16 11 4 1 57 13 34

NORTHS U13T 16 10 4 2 32 17 32

VALLEY U13T 16 10 5 1 43 17 31

SWU U13T 2012 16 8 6 2 40 20 26

KEDRON WAVELL U13T 16 7 8 1 28 33 22

COMMERCIAL U13T 16 4 12 0 21 53 12

PINE RIVERS U13T 16 3 13 0 11 79 9

BULIMBA U13T 16 0 16 0 3 81 0

JUNIOR GRASS 1


ARANA ASCOT JG1 18 15 2 1 58 8 46

ST ANDREWS JG1* 18 11 3 4 62 19 37

KEDRON WAVELL JG1 18 10 2 6 45 21 36

PINE RIVERS JG1 18 11 5 2 57 23 35

COMMERCIAL JG1 18 10 5 3 38 30 33

ALL HALLOWS JG1 18 9 4 5 35 17 32

BSHS JG1 18 5 11 2 16 43 17

LOURDES HILL JG1 18 3 13 2 9 46 11

EASTS JG1 18 2 16 0 10 64 6

BULIMBA JG1 18 1 16 1 6 65 4


JUNIOR GRASS 2


KEDRON WAVELL JG2* 15 14 1 0 103 3 42

STUARTHOLME JG2 15 11 4 0 56 16 33

PINE HILLS JG2 15 11 4 0 43 14 33

LOURDES HILL White JG2 15 4 10 1 13 37 13

ALL HALLOWS JG2 15 4 10 1 14 41 13

LOURDES HIL Purple JG2 15 0 15 0 0 118 0

U13A TO MAY 26


EASTS U13A 2012 5 5 0 0 17 0 15

ST ANDREWS U13A 2012 5 3 1 1 3 8 10

NORTHS U13A 2012 5 1 1 3 5 1 6

VALLEY U13A 2012 5 1 2 2 2 7 5

COMMERCIAL U13A 2012 5 0 2 3 1 7 3

MBC U13A 2012 5 0 4 1 1 6 1

U13A – revised – from June 2


EASTS U13A* 10 8 0 2 26 3 26

REDCLIFFE U13A 10 7 1 2 24 6 23

ST ANDREWS U13A 10 2 3 5 7 12 11

VALLEY U13A 10 1 5 4 8 17 7

COMMERCIAL U13A 10 0 4 6 5 15 6

NORTHS U13A 10 0 5 5 7 24 5

U13B


ALL HALLOWS U13B* 15 11 3 1 21 6 34

PINE RIVERS U13B 15 10 2 3 24 5 33

PINE HILLS U13B 15 5 4 6 17 10 21

NORTHS U13B 15 4 7 4 8 15 16

EASTS U13B 15 2 9 4 12 20 10

KEDRON WAVELL U13B 15 2 9 4 8 34 10

U13C TO MAY 26


REDCLIFFE U13C 5 5 0 0 19 0 15

ARANA ASCOT U13C 5 3 1 1 16 2 10

BULIMBA U13C 5 3 1 1 16 4 10

SWU U13C 5 2 3 0 1 7 6

PINE HILLS U13C 5 1 4 0 2 21 3

VALLEY U13C 5 0 5 0 0 20 0

U13C – revised – from June 2

PLAYED WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS

ARANA ASCOT U13C * 10 8 0 2 31 2 26

BULIMBA U13C 10 6 3 1 22 13 19

SWU U13C 10 4 5 1 22 13 13

MBC U13C 10 3 4 3 9 12 12

PINE HILLS U13C 10 3 4 3 13 22 12

VALLEY U13C 10 1 9 0 6 41 3

U11A TO MAY 26


KEDRON WAVELL U11A 5 3 0 2 16 3 11

NORTHS U11A 5 2 1 2 8 1 8

SWU U11A 5 2 2 1 7 4 7

EASTS U11A 5 1 0 4 12 8 6

COMMERCIAL U11A 5 1 1 3 5 5 6

VALLEY U11A 5 0 4 1 1 28 1

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U11A – revised – from June 2

TEAM PLAYE

D WON LOST DRAWN GF GA POINTS

EASTS U11A 10 7 3 0 23 12 21

NORTHS U11A * 10 5 2 2 14 5 20

COMMERCIAL U11A 10 4 2 4 13 12 16

SWU U11A 10 3 5 2 13 14 11

KEDRON WAVELL U11A 10 3 5 2 4 10 11

ARANA ASCOT U11A 10 1 7 2 8 22 5

U11B – TO MAY 26


ARANA ASCOT U11B 5 5 0 0 15 1 15

ST ANDREWS U11B 5 4 1 0 18 3 12

NORTHS U11B 5 2 2 1 5 6 7

EASTS U11B 5 1 2 2 5 5 5

SWU U11B 5 0 3 2 3 19 2

PINE RIVERS U11B 5 0 4 1 3 15 1

U11B – revised – from June 2

TEAM PLAYED WON LOST DRAW

N GF GA POINTS

ST ANDREWS U11B* 10 7 1 2 40 9 23

VALLEY U11B * 10 6 2 2 31 7 20

EASTS U11B 10 6 2 2 32 24 20

NORTHS U11B 10 3 3 4 12 9 13

SBE U11B 10 2 6 2 11 25 8

MBC U11B 10 0 10 0 0 52 0

U11C - TO MAY 26


SBE U11C 5 5 0 0 18 1 15

MBC U11C 5 4 1 0 7 1 12

ALL HALLOWS U11C 5 2 1 2 9 4 8

COMMERCIAL U11C 5 2 1 2 9 10 8

PINE HILLS U11C 5 2 2 1 5 4 7

NORTHS U11C 5 0 2 3 0 7 3

KEDRON WAVELL U11C 5 0 4 1 2 7 1

VALLEY U11C 5 0 4 1 1 17 1

U11C – revised from June 2


SWU U11C * 9 8 0 1 23 0 25

PINE RIVERS U11C 9 7 0 2 37 4 23

ARANA ASCOT U11C 9 4 3 2 9 15 14

KEDRON WAVELL U11C 9 2 10 5 4 4 11

ALL HALLOWS U11C 9 3 4 2 5 12 11

COMMERCIAL U11C 9 2 5 2 8 19 8

NORTHS U11C 9 1 7 1 1 16 4

PINE HILLS U11C 9 1 7 1 3 20 4

U11D- TO MAY 26


PINE RIVERS U11D 5 3 0 2 5 1 11

SWU U11D 5 3 1 1 4 1 10

BULIMBA U11D 5 3 1 1 3 2 10

ARANA ASCOT U11D 5 3 1 1 5 6 10

EASTS U11D 5 1 2 2 4 1 5

NORTHS U11D 5 1 2 2 2 8 5

ST ANDREWS U11D 5 1 3 1 7 5 4


REDCLIFFE U11D 5 0 5 0 0 6 0

U11D – revised – from June 2


ST ANDREWS U11D * 9 6 0 3 28 16 21

REDCLIFFE U11D 9 5 2 2 24 12 17

SWU U11D 9 4 0 5 12 3 17

EASTS U11D 9 5 2 2 10 3 17

PINE RIVERS U11D 9 4 2 3 11 3 15

BULIMBA U11D 9 1 6 2 6 12 5

NORTHS U11D 9 1 7 1 3 24 4

VALLEY U11D 9 1 8 0 2 33 3

U9 ROOKEY

Easts Gold Easts Black

Norths Pythons Bulimba

Kedron Wavell Red Wolves Valley White

Norths Taipans Norths Cobras

SWU Stars Pine Rivers

Commercial Blue MBC Bugs

Valley Blue Norths Vipers

Kedron Wavell Grey Wolves St Andrews

Redcliffe Easts Red

Commercial Purple Arana Ascot

Pine Hills SWU Rockets

U7 ROOKEY

Commercial Purple Norths Eagles

Commercial Blue SWU Fireflies

Norths Hawkes Easts

Pine Hills Yellow St Andrews

Bulimba Commercial White

MBC Bees Pine Hills Navy

Redcliffe Norths Ravens

Kedron Wavell Arctic Wolves Valley

Arana Ascot

U7 & U9 Rookey did not play for points


2012 JUNIOR UMPIRE BADGES

UMPIRES NAME CLUB

ACCREDITATION/

BADGE TOURNAMENT

Aleesa Ferguson Easts BWHA Junior B

Alicia Findlater South West United BWHA Junior B

Ally Salonen Bulimba HA Community

Amelia Maizey Kedron Wavell HA Community

Annika Cameron Easts HA Community

Bridgette Vanderwolf Commercial BWHA Junior B U15 State Championships

Candice Champion St Andrews BWHA Junior

Chloe Connell Redcliffe HA Community U11 Southern Cross

Claire Comerford Valley BWHA Junior

Claire Malowiecki St Andrews BWHA Junior C U13 State Championships

Claire Shipp South West United BWHA Junior B U18 State Championships

Eleanor Dalzell Norths BWHA Junior B

Elizabeth McGrory Kedron Wavell HA Community

Ellen Carey Easts BWHA Junior B

Emily McGuren Morton Bay College HA Community U11 Southern Cross

Emma Frey Easts HA Community &

BWHA Junior

Gemma Bautista Norths BWHA Junior B

Gemma Lawrence Commercial HA Community

Jessica Cassidy Pine Hills HA Community

Katie Reid Bulimba BWHA Junior U13 State Championships

Kirra Smith Easts HA Community U11 Southern Cross

Lauren Berndt St Andrews BWHA Junior C

Leah Carey Easts BWHA Junior

Lucy Shipp South West United BWHA Junior B

Maddie Smith Commercial BWHA Junior B

Maggie Pembroke All Hallows BWHA Junior B

Merinda Dias-Jayasinh Commercial HA Community

Nicola Carroll Arana Ascot HA Community

Nicole Yearbury St Andrews BWHA Junior C

Paige Menary Pine Rivers BWHA Junior

Paige Schouw Redcliffe BWHA Junior B

Rachel Bellchambers Easts HA Community

Sarah Dean Redcliffe HA Community

Simone Carr Kedron Wavell HA Community

Sophie Fitzgerald St Andrews BWHA Junior C

Tarni Kay Lourdes Hill BWHA Junior

Tia Smith Easts BWHA Junior B U13 State Championships

Ursula Brown Easts BWHA Junior

Zahra Knights Commercial HA Community


2012 SOUTHERN CROSS TEAMS & RESULTS

UNDER 11 SOUTHERN CROSS – DOWNEY PARK – BRISBANE AUGUST 5TH


ARANA ASCOT McDonald, Molly BULIMBA Butler, Alisha

AHS Nash, Sophie BULIMBA Butler, Mikayla

BULIMBA Cooper, Sara COMMERCIAL Knights, Abby

COMMERCIAL Hudson, Phoebe COMMERCIAL Wenck, Caitlyn

COMMERCIAL White, Georgia KEDRON WAVELL Davis, Courtney

EASTS Smith, Jade NORTHS Garske, Rebecca

EASTS Harris, Ruby NORTHS Mead, Laura

KEDRON WAVELL Haigh, Prue NORTHS Lingard, Phoebe

NORTHS Carr-Brown, Georgia PINE RIVERS Usher, Jodie

NORTHS Mitchell, Charlie REDCLIFFE Van der Wrath, Marine

ST ANDREWS McCann, Marcia ST ANDREWS Berndt, Hayley

SWU Caton, Emily ST ANDREWS Free, Caitlin

VALLEY Kraatz, Jacinta VALLEY White, Prue

VALLEY Crouch, Lara VALLEY Agnew, Sevella

COACH Brad Rogers COACH Ian Knights

MANAGER Sarah Mitchell MANAGER Karen Davis

UMPIRE Sophie Fitzgerald UMPIRE Chloe Connell


ARANA ASCOT Morrison, Teresa ARANA ASCOT Trimble, Jodie

ARANA ASCOT Graham , Natalie AHS Flannery, Natalie

EASTS Nohreiter, Lauren COMMERCIAL Sneyd, Mackenzie

EASTS Torpey, Jamie COMMERCIAL Logan, Aaliyah

KEDRON WAVELL Aleksic, Rhiannon EASTS Price, Mille

KEDRON WAVELL Seccombe, Olivia KEDRON WAVELL Blaney, Kiara

MBC Richter, Madeline MBC Gough, Zali

NORTHS Warren, Audrey NORTHS Stubbins, Emegene

NORTHS O'Brien, Darcy REDCLIFFE Paix, Latitia

PINE RIVERS McPhee, Anna ST ANDREWS McCann, Phoebe

ST ANDREWS Free, Lauren SWU Moss, Elizabeth

ST ANDREWS LeMoeligou, Katie SWU Rogers, Lucy

VALLEY Blundell, Lucinda SWU Keyser, Mary

VALLEY Brokken, Kate VALLEY Davis, Freya

COACH Leah Wenzel CO-COACHES Annie Hack, Margie Quill

MANAGER Brenda Nohreiter MANAGER Pam McCann

UMPIRE Kirra Smith UMPIRE Nicola Carroll

Placings:


1st – Brisbane 1 Maryborough 1 Maryborough 2

2nd

– Toowoomba 1 Gympie Brisbane 4

3rd

– Ipswich Hoppers Brisbane 3 Toowoomba 2

4th

– Tweed Jade Sunshine Coast 1 Toowoomba 3

5th

– Gold Coast 1 Ipswich Stars Ipswich 3

6th

– Brisbane 2 Tweed Purple Sunshine Coast 2

7th

- Maryborough 3

8th

- Toowoomba 4

9th

- Warwick

10th

- Tweed White

11th

- Redlands

12th

Gold Coast 2


UNDER 13 SOUTHERN CROSS – BUDERIM APRIL 22ND

& IPSWICH MAY 13TH


BULIMBA Hawley, Emma ALL HALLOWS Hackett, Georgia

COMMERCIAL Palmer, Alice BULIMBA Perrin, Lizzie

COMMERCIAL Wenck, Greta COMMERCIAL Humphreys, Liberty

EASTS Johnston, Samara KEDRON WAVELL Haigh, Elizabeth

EASTS Smith, Kirra KEDRON WAVELL Scott, Kelsey

KEDRON WAVELL Conway, Sophie NORTHS Battams, Grace

KEDRON WAVELL Nixon, Jessica NORTHS Callaghan, Yvette

NORTHS Bell, Madeline NORTHS Markovski, Amy

ST ANDREWS Berndt, Lauren ST ANDREWS Attlee, Madeleine

ST ANDREWS Bills, Emma ST ANDREWS McCready, Rachel

ST ANDREWS Collier, Lily SWU Stubbings, Anna

ST ANDREWS McCann, Sarah Jane SWU West, Genevieve

ST ANDREWS Passlow, Sophie VALLEY Fraser, Renee

ST ANDREWS Scott, Kylie VALLEY Moore, Catherine

VALLEY McBurnie, Ashlyn VALLEY Polovich, Hannah

Coach Regie Fisher Coach Candice Luff

Manager Penny Attlee Manager Nicole Andrew

BRISBANE 3 PLACINGS:

COMMERCIAL Boundy-Collis, Eva Division 1

COMMERCIAL McDonald, Jane 1st Brisbane 1

EASTS Ferguson, Genevieve 2nd

Ipswich 1

EASTS Morrison-Davies, Millicent 3rd

Tweed Border 1

KEDRON WAVELL Carr, Simone 4th

Toowoomba 1

KEDRON WAVELL Kane, Jessica 5th

Gold Coast 1

NORTHS Kerr, Chloe 6th

Sunshine Coast 1

REDCLIFFE Wallace, Tiarni

ST ANDREWS Andrew, Bridget Division 2

SWU Caton, Georgia 1st Brisbane 2

SWU Conway, Isabelle 2nd

Brisbane 3

SWU Osborne, Georgia 3rd

Toowoomba

VALLEY Bell-Allen, Phoebe 4th

Tweed Border 2

VALLEY Crouch, Lucinda 5th

Ipswich 2

VALLEY Phillips, Zoe 6th

Redlands

Coach Chris West

Manager Judith Morrison


UNDER 15 SOUTHERN CROSS – IPSWICH APRIL 29TH

& MURWILLUMBAH MAY 20TH


EASTS Smith, Kate COMMERCIAL Hall, Abby

EASTS Tilse, Bridget EASTS Frey, Emma

KEDRON WAVELL Springfield, Kate EASTS Pembroke, Samantha

KEDRON WAVELL Gallagher, Morgan EASTS Gothard, Zoe

NORTHS Tucker, Lauren EASTS Bilton, Wade

NORTHS Wilson, Greer EASTS Bellchambers, Rachel

NORTHS Bautista, Gemma EASTS Smith, Lucy

REDCLIFFE Lynis, Gigi (GK) PINE RIVERS Marsh, Holly (GK)

REDCLIFFE Kersten, Kim REDCLIFFE Shirley, Sophie

ST ANDREWS Champion, Candice REDCLIFFE West, Amy

ST ANDREWS Yearbury, Nicole REDCLIFFE Schouw, Paige

ST ANDREWS Malowiecki, Sophie REDCLIFFE Olivia Barsby

VALLEY Lucy, Waterhouse REDCLIFFE Van Welie, Regan

VALLEY Fraser, Riley ST ANDREWS Malowiecki, Clare

VALLEY Lomas, Harriet

COACH Kristin Muir

MANAGER Sharon Lynis COACH Damian Shirley

BRISBANE 3

ARANA ASCOT Caulfield, Kathryn

BULIMBA Frazer, Kaitlyn

BULIMBA O‟Brien, Erin

BULIMBA McLay, Grace

BULIMBA McCullough-Fletcher, Amy

EASTS Shaw, Maddie

EASTS Robinson, Georgia

KEDRON WAVELL Scroope, Miranda

NORTHS Harrison, Hollie (GK)

REDCLIFFE Ryan, Tamara

REDCLIFFE Kersten, Amber

SWU Hinton, Katelyn

VALLEY Gray, Madeleine

VALLEY Lewis, Phoebe

COACH Dave Lewis

PLACINGS:

Division 1

1st Toowoomba 1

2nd

Brisbane 1

3rd

Tweed Border 1

4th

Ipswich 1

5th

Gold Coast 1

6th

Sunshine Coast 1

Division 2

1st Brisbane 2

2nd

Brisbane 3

3rd

Toowoomba 2

4th

Tweed Border 2

5th

Redlands

6th

Ipswich 2


2012 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS & RESULTS

UNDER 13 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – BUNDABERG 25 – 29 JUNE 2012

BRISBANE 1 BRISABNE 2

BULIMBA Hawley, Emma BULIMBA Perrin, Lizzie

COMMERCIAL Wenck, Greta COMMERCIAL Humphreys, Liberty

EASTS Johnston, Samara COMMERCIAL Palmer, Alice

EASTS Smith, Kirra EASTS Morrison-Davies, Millicent

KEDRON WAVELL Conway, Sophie KEDRON WAVELL Haigh, Elizabeth

KEDRON WAVELL Nixon, Jessica KEDRON WAVELL Scott, Kelsey

NORTHS Bell, Madeline NORTHS Battams, Grace

ST ANDREWS Berndt, Lauren NORTHS Kerr, Chloe

ST ANDREWS Bills, Emma NORTHS Markovski, Amy

ST ANDREWS Collier, Lily ST ANDREWS Attlee, Madeleine

ST ANDREWS McCann, Sarah Jane ST ANDREWS McCready, Rachel

ST ANDREWS Scott, Kylie ST ANDREWS Passlow, Sophie

SWU West, Genevieve VALLEY Moore, Catherine

VALLEY McBurnie, Ashlyn VALLEY Fraser, Renee

Coach Regie Fisher Coach Candice Luff

Manager Lisa Goodall Manager Penny Attlee

Umpire Tia Smith Umpire Claire Malowiecki


ALL HALLOWS Hackett, Georgia ARANA ASCOT Carkeet, Claire

COMMERCIAL Boundy-Collis, Eva BULIMBA Cooper, Lucy

COMMERCIAL McDonald, Jane EASTS Ait Oumeziane, Claire

KEDRON WAVELL Carr, Simone EASTS Ferguson, Genevieve

KEDRON WAVELL Kane, Jessica EASTS Nguyen, Samantha

NORTHS Callaghan, Yvette KEDRON WAVELL Cochrane, Annabelle

REDCLIFFE Wallace, Tiarni KEDRON WAVELL Sari, Julia

ST ANDREWS Andrew, Bridget KEDRON WAVELL Springfield, Chloe

SWU Caton, Georgia NORTHS Hartnett, Kelsey

SWU Conway, Isabelle SWU Hill, Chloe

SWU Osborne, Georgia SWU Ryan, Shannon

SWU Stubbings, Anna VALLEY Bell-Allen, Phoebe

VALLEY Polovich, Hannah VALLEY Bodimeade, Chelsea

VALLEY Phillips, Zoe VALLEY Crouch, Lucinda

VALLEY Kraatz, Emily

Coach Chris West Coach Judy Hartnett

Manager Nicole Andrew Manager Lynette Sarri

Umpire Lenette Kenny Umpire Katie Reid

PLACINGS:


1st Brisbane 1 Brisbane 3 Warwick

2nd

Tweed Border 1 Bundaberg Rockhampton 2

3rd

=Mackay 1 &

=Brisbane 2

=Brisbane 4 &

=Maryborough 1

=Ipswich 2 &

=Townsville 2

4th

5th

=Gladstone &

=Rockhampton 1

=Tweed Border 2 &

=Gympie

Mackay 3

6th

Redlands

7th

=Cairns 1 &

=Toowoomba

Cairns 2 & Atherton

8th

9th

=Sunshine Coast &

=Ipswich 1

=Hervey Bay &

=Mackay 2

10th

11th

Gold Coast 1 Maryborough

12th

Townsville 1 Toowoomba 2


UNDER 15 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS – BUDERIM 2 – 6 JULY 2012


EASTS Smith, Kate COMMERCIAL Hall, Abbey

EASTS Tilse, Bridget EASTS Frey, Emma

KEDRON WAVELL Springfield, Kate EASTS Pembroke, Samantha

KEDRON WAVELL Gallagher, Morgan EASTS Gothard, Zoe

NORTHS Tucker, Lauren EASTS Bilton, Wade

NORTHS Wilson, Greer EASTS Bellchambers, Rachel

PINE RIVERS Marsh, Holly EASTS Smith, Lucy

REDCLIFFE Schouw, Paige NORTHS Bautista, Gemma

REDCLIFFE Kersten, Kim REDCLIFFE Lynis, Gigi

ST ANDREWS Champion, Candice REDCLIFFE Barsby, Olivia

ST ANDREWS Yearbury, Nicole REDCLIFFE Shirley, Sophie

ST ANDREWS Malowiecki Sophie REDCLIFFE Van Welie, Regan

VALLEY Waterhouse, Lucy ST ANDREWS Malowiecki, Clare

VALLEY Fraser, Riley VALLEY Lomas, Harriet

COACH Kristin Muir COACH Damian Shirley

MANAGER Rachel Ardern MANAGER Sharon Lynis Huffenreuter

UMPIRE Bridget Vanderwolf UMPIRE Madeleine Stokes-Phillips


ARANA ASCOT Caulfield, Kathryn 1. ALL HALLOWS Oxenford, Lucia

BULIMBA Frazer, Kaitlyn EASTS 2. Riggall , Naomi (GK)

BULIMBA O‟Brien, Erin EASTS Shaw, Maddie

BULIMBA McLay, Grace NORTHS Martin, Kalena

BULIMBA McCullough-Fletcher, Amy 3. NORTHS Verhoeven, Georgina

EASTS Robinson, Georgia PINE HILLS Cassidy, Jessica

KEDRON WAVELL Scroope, Miranda REDCLIFFE Meineke, Charlee

NORTHS Harrison, Hollie ST ANDREWS Fitzgerald, Sophie

REDCLIFFE Ryan, Tamara ST ANDREWS McCready, Katherine

REDCLIFFE Kersten, Amber ST ANDREWS Morgan Andrew

REDCLIFFE West, Amy SWU Caton, Rachel

SWU Hinton, Katelyn SWU Copeland, Ali

VALLEY Gray, Madeleine SWU Findlater, Alicia

VALLEY Lewis, Phoebe SWU Rynne, Amy

C

COACH Dave Lewis COACH Gary Martin

MANAGER Samantha Gray MANAGER Kylie Cassidy

UMPIRE Paige Hutchinson UMPIRE Adriana Silcock

PLACINGS:

Division 1 Division 2

1st Toowoomba 1 Maryborough 1

2nd

Brisbane 2 Gladstone

3rd

Brisbane 1 Gympie

4th

Townsville Toowoomba 2

5th

=Cairns 1 &

=Ipswich 1

Atherton

6th

Bundaberg

7th

Tweed Border =Cairns 2 &

=Mackay 2

8th

Rockhampton

9th

Gold Coast Brisbane 4

10th

Sunshine Coast 1 Hervey Bay

11th

Mackay 1 =Ipswich 2 &

=Maryborough 2

12th

Brisbane 3

13th

Sunshine Coast 2

14th

Warwick

15th

Redlands


2012 QUEENSLAND & AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES

QUEENSLAND U15 GIRLS Morgan Gallagher (CC) Kedron Wavell

Manager

Debbie Wark Redcliffe

Shadows

Sophie Malowiecki St Andrews

Kate Springfield Kedron Wavell

Talent Identified Players

Gigi Lynis Redcliffe

QUEENSLAND U13 GIRLS

Emma Bills St Andrews

Emma Hawley Bulimba

Sarah – Jane McCann St Andrews

Catherine Moore Valley

Kirra Smith (CC) Easts

Manager

Judy Hartnett Norths

Shadows

Chloe Kerr Norths

Kylie Scott St Andrews

Talent Identified Players

Sophie Conway Kedron Wavell

QUEENSLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL GIRLS

Amy Markovski Norths

Manager

Alyson Aleksic Kedron Wavell

QUEENSLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS – U16 TEAM Courtney Kerr Kedron Wavell

Georgia Hillas St Andrews (Withdrawn)

Alice McComiskie Norths

Yasmine Powell St Andrews

Bridie Ruff St Andrews

Brittany Wilkinson Kedron Wavell

Shadows

Jaimie Fisher Kedron Wavell

Laura Weatherhead Easts

Morgan Gallagher Kedron Wavell

QUEENSLAND U15 INDOOR TEAM

Morgan Gallagher Kedron Wavell

Tess Hannah Valley

Isabelle Dean Norths

Lauren Tucker Norths

Lucy Waterhouse Valley

Shadows

Catherine Moore Valley

Samantha Pembroke Easts

Kate Springfield Kedron Wavell

Nicole Yearbury St Andrews

AUSTRALIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS – U16 TEAM

(Team selected in 2011 to participate in 2012)

Bridie Ruff St Andrews

Georgia Hillas St Andrews (Withdrawn)

AUSTRALIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLGIRLS – U19 TEAM Aleesa Ferguson Easts

Izzy Forsyth Commercial

Annie Hack Commercial

Gabriella Hunt Kedron Wavell

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