KEDRON WAVELL SERVICES

HOCKEY CLUB INC

2014 ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

YCommittee Members.......................................................................................................................................... 3Life Members..................................................................................................................................................... 420 Year Medal Recipients.................................................................................................................................. 5President’s Report.............................................................................................................................................. 6Treasurer’s Report............................................................................................................................................. 7Men’s Report...................................................................................................................................................... 8Ladies’ Report.................................................................................................................................................... 9Junior Boys’ Report.......................................................................................................................................... 11Junior Girls’ Report........................................................................................................................................... 12Trophy Winners................................................................................................................................................ 14Representative Players.................................................................................................................................... 17Team Results................................................................................................................................................... 22

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Committee MembersPatron: Jenny Tidey

President: John DavisBHMG Representative: Ian Harcla

Treasurer: Fiona McQueenAssistant Treasurer: Vacant

Secretary: Christine BlanchardAssistant Secretary: Ian Smith

Volunteer Manager: Vacant

MENS

Vice President: Alan MyersTreasurer: Secretary:

LADIES

Vice President: Tracey Sullivan Turf Treasurer: Grass Treasurer:

BOYS

Vice President: Stewart Fleming (resigned August)Treasurer: Secretary: Kylie Fuller

GIRLS

Vice President: David HermannTreasurer: Secretary: Natasha Gaddes

CLUB CAPTAINS

Mens: Luke Edwardes-EvansLadies: Rebecca Kirchner

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Life Members1982: Mavis Jones1983: Jim Woods (deceased)1984: Greg Shirvington1985: Keith Tidey1986: Nancy McDonald (deceased)1989: Mel Taylor1990: Jenny Tidey1993: Eric Jones (deceased), Brenda Williams1994: John Kerr, Joan Woods1995: Judy Keen1997: Duncan Davis1999: Elaine Badini

2000: Helen Hill2001: Ian Harcla2003: Bill Hill2004: Brian Williams2005: Robyn Leece2006: Diana Young, Rhonda Bentley2007: Jan Hamilton2008: Glen James2009: Alyson Aleksic, Alan Kerr2010: Jim Hamilton2011: Karen Davis2012: Andre Antony

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20 Year Medal Recipients

2006

Alyson AleksicAndre AntonyAjit BhullarGreg BuzzaShane CarrollArthur DavisKaren DavisJan HamiltonGlen JamesIan JonesAlan KerrLorraine MorrisIan MurrayMichelle O’BrienBruno RossaroPiero RossaroDoug WardDiana Young

2014

Peter BlackfordChristine BlanchardKylie Pink

2007

Lee-Ann PerryCaeleigh HancockPeter Beaton

2008

Alan Gough

2009

Robert McDonaldWendy LaChuisaJim HamiltonDanielle Phillips

2010

Cheryl Bell

2011

Amanda GrayRosanna Pappalardo

2012

Katie DunlopKim Rivers

President’s ReportOn-Field Success

We had some well-spread success this year, with premierships won in every section, and the highlight beingthe Junior Boys winning the Stan Griffin Shield for the Club Championship.

As club championships are won based on the average performance of every team you have in thecompetition, this means that every boy playing in every game (and every manager, coach and supporter) wasa very real part of that achievement. This is the first year we have won the Stan Griffin as Kedron Wavell –our last win was as City United in 1986.

And, as the year closes, it was great to see another K-Dub women’s player debut for the Hockeyroos –congratulations, Audrey Smith!

Off-field champions

I continue to be amazed by the efforts of those who make our Club happen off the field, organising teams,sections, fund-raising, canteen, uniforms and all the other myriad activities that make it possible for theplayers to run out every week and enjoy hockey. I want to note here my thanks, on behalf of the Club, toevery single one of you and to all of you. I hope you can continue to be as generous with your time in thefuture, and that we can get more players, family and friends involved helping distribute the workload.

Burringbar Park

Kedron Wavell continued to work with BHA and BWHA to ensure a quality facility for our sport is maintained atBurringbar Park and to ensure it remains the ‘Home of Kedron Wavell Hockey’.

The $300,000 grant from the Federal Government has now been formally signed up; and BHMG has anapplication in under the State Government’s current major grants program to progress the second turf.

The town planning around the whole of the Chermside community hub (library, pool, Services Club andBurringbar Park) has recently been reviewed; and happily the whole of the hockey area has been preservedin the plan – despite significant pressures for other developments.

Our Principal Club Sponsor

2014 was the third year of our new sponsorship arrangements with the Services Club, and I want to againacknowledge the enormous support that is provided to our Hockey Club by Kedron Wavell Services Club.

Happily, the Services Club was able to lift their sponsorship back towards the level of previous years.Although not as high as it has been, the increased sponsorship nonetheless allowed us to keep fees downand allowed us to keep the books balanced this year.

Club Management

The Club’s Management Committee and Club Captains did another great job this year, and I was reallypleased to attend another great end-of-season Junior’s function, this year at the Bowls Club in WavellHeights; and then follow with the Senior Presentation night at the Services Club.

That event once again highlighted for me the way in which our supporters, volunteers and parents are theplatform of future success. I was personally delighted to see all of the joy at the recognition given to ourClub’s on-field and off-field supporters. As such, I again urge you to help the Club with whatever time andresources you can spare.

See you at the field in 2015!

John DavisClub President

Treasurer’s ReportThis Treasurer’s report and the audited Financial Statements that are part of this Annual Report are preparedon a cash accounting basis.

STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE

2014 resulted in a net profit of $18,472.57 (2013 Loss $11,448.30) for Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club“The Club”. The improved results for 2014 are resulting from the following items:

50% increase to prior year sponsorship received from our major sponsor Kedron Wavell ServicesClub. This is still 25% less sponsorship than what was received in 2012 and earlier years but we aregrateful for the increased assistance during 2014.

11% decrease in player registration and affiliation fees; this is due to the previously noted 2012Brisbane Hockey Association fees of $28,130.85 being paid in 2013. Removing the 2012 paymentfrom the 2013 numbers shows that player fees increased by $11,896.15 in 2014, this is in addition tothe 52% increase ($12,767.87) in training costs incurred by The Club, these increased costs areoffset by a marginal increase of 6% ($8,401.36) in player fees collected. This provides a challengefor the management committee in how to keep the sport of Hockey affordable to our members withkey costs increasing each year.

At year end the 2014 Senior Presentation dinner expenditure is still outstanding, hence year endfunctions expenditure reporting a decline in expenditure, and this will be resolved in 2015.

The Canteen returned a profit of $10,256.51 for 2014 (adjusted to $7,834.01 as there is a payment for2014 to be made in 2015). This is a 1% decline on prior year (adjusted 24% decline). Sales did notvary 2014 to 2013, however cost of goods sold expenditure increased by 8.8% ($2,212,72). Profitshare payable to BHMG in 2014 based on the 2013 results increased by 93% ($902.16).

BALANCE SHEET

It is pleasing to report that the Net Asset position of the club at year end is stronger than previous years at$41,461.52 (80% increase). As noted above there are some expenses relating to 2014 still to be finalisedhowever The Club again has some cash reserves.

The stronger cash position of The Club is attributed to the efforts of all sections in collection of fees howeverplayers need to be reminded that the 30 April fee payment deadline is critical so that The Club can meet itsfinancial obligations when they fall due.

Thank you to the Section Treasurers and VP’s for all their efforts during 2014 to ensure that fees are collectedand banking and associated reports are completed on-time, your assistance is greatly appreciated.

Fiona McQueenTreasurer

Men’s Report2014 was a year of considerable development and progress for the Kedron Wolves. The club was the onlymen’s club in Brisbane to field additional teams in the men’s competitions and was also the only club withsignificantly improved playing numbers. This was attributed to good recruitment, low playing fees and thefabulous spirit to be found at the Club.

Results were mixed across the Club. Our first, second and third grade squads are all young and developingteams and as a result finished at the tail end of their competitions however they were far more competitivethan in previous years. The number and talent of juniors competing in these teams are great omens forsuccessful years to come. Eight guys under 19 played regular first grade matches for the Club and theirexperience will stand us in great stead for the future. Kedron was especially proud to re-introduce a team intothe third grade competition this year under the coaching of Paul Nixon. They had some struggles through theyear but fought bravely, enjoyed themselves immensely and came away with some unexpected results.

Our fifth grade squad continued its’ proud tradition of great performances by making the finals for the 687 th

consecutive year. To be honest it probably isn’t 687 straight years but it sure seems like it. Our masters’squad were superb with a premiership in Masters 3 and a grand final appearance by the Masters 2 team.Great work guys!!

2014 saw the introduction of what we hope to be a future tradition for the Club: Captain’s Day. This was a dayearly in the year where all men met for a few hours, played some social hockey, ate some food and the newClub Captain was introduced. This year the club captain was Luke Edwardes-Evans. Luke has been anenthusiastic and inspirational leader and we look forward to his continued involvement as a past club captain.

The Club could not be successful and continue with the hard work and energy of volunteers. In 2014 therewere an extensive number of people who contributed to the season in management, coaching or othersupporting roles. The Men’s Committee: Brian, Andre and Doug, are all dedicated energetic men and deserveour recognition and thanks. Our Coaches and Managers; Matt Smith, Greg Forbes, Paul Nixon, DaveHenschell, Andre Antony and Brian Williams were all critical to ensuring great efforts by the Wolves.

2015 shows great promise for the club. The juniors who have had high level senior playing experience in2014 will continue to blossom and there are a number of possible acquisitions which may bolster our playingnumbers and strength. Bring it on!

Alan MyersVice President

Ladies’ ReportWelcome again to that point, where we look back on our season and celebrate what a truly great Club KedronWavell is. Just like a real wolf pack, Kedron Wavell is a tight knit community, bound not only by family unitsbut by ties of affection and mutual aid, adopting members who can offer great skill to the pack.

I’d like to open this year by acknowledging all those people who make a Club like this tick. Thank you to ourcoaches – Nikki, Andrew, Ian, Ken, Pam, Elaine and Kim, who give their time, their knowledge and theirexpertise all season to help us grow and develop as players.

Thank you to Christine Blanchard for her administrative prowess and expertise in navigating the black arts ofBWHA and to Fiona Taylor for her amazing skill as Keeper of Coin.

Thank you to those who pick up a whistle and umpire. There aren’t by far enough of us willing to take on thisvery important role.

Thank you to each of you who coached a junior team, encouraging our senior players of the future.

Thanks for the canteen duties full of hot chips and hamburgers, thank you for selling raffle tickets, for selling,ok and buying and consuming fundraising chocolates.

Thank you for every minute that you find in your busy life not just to turn up and play but to actually give backto your club, to your pack. So many things happen off the field that make a hockey club like this tick and hum.

And without those of you who answer that call, who choose to find the extra time, lend the extra hand, takethe extra shift we couldn’t be the great club, the great pack that we are.

So when the call comes out, and it will, for management committee, coaches, umpires and alike, please askyourself if you can find the time to give back to your club, to help your hockey community, your hockey family,your wolf pack.

In 2014, with four teams on the Turf in Divisions 1, 2, 3 and 4, four teams on the grass in DP1, 2, 4 and 5 anda somewhat noteworthy Masters 2 team (I’ll get to them a bit later), six of those teams made finals this year.A great year for the Ladies Section.

Our Division 1 team has had back to back years of which to be proud. In pre-season, they became back toback Tiger Turf Cup winners. After securing Kedron Wavell’s name on the Minor Premier’s, Taxation Shieldlast year for the very first time, just to be sure they thought they’d better back to back that one too. Not to beoutdone, Coach Nikki Taylor also secured her name again on the BWHA Jan Hadfield Shield for HighestCoaching Honours. While a grand final eluded us this year, this team still has much of which to be proud.

The BWHA Pam Glossop Shield for Highest Representative Honours will also spend another year at KedronWavell, this year being awarded to Audrey Smith for her Australian Juniors selection. Congratulations also toMorgan Gallagher - recipient of this year’s BWHA Shirley Otto Shield for Rookie of the Year.

Congratulations to our Division 2 and Division 3 teams for both finishing 4 th in their respective competitions.I’d also like to take the time to acknowledge Division 4 making it through the season, with low numbers andinjuries, this team did to tough this year, but still managed to put a team on the field each week and play ashard as they could.

Congratulations to DP1 who through an inconsistent season, managed to do one better than last year andfinish third. To DP2, the little engine that could, for while not having a ladder spot worth reporting, theyshowed each week what being a team is all about. Mighty DP4 finished 3rd this year, with Kate Oudenrynbeing awarded BWHA’s Best and Fairest for DP4. Congratulations Kate. And to DP5, the team that mightlack in wins but certainly have enthusiasm and humour in spades.

Great season all.

So that’s all our 2014 Ladies Teams covered, except that one little Monday Masters 2 team full of old chookswho eat too many lollies at half time and often complain about the cold. It’s ok, I can say that, coz I’m one of

them. You see when the season opened in March with a mixed Masters 1 and Masters 2 competition, no one,least of all them, expected to make finals. Then the competition split the playing field got a bit more even andthe wins started to come. And after beating the same Commercial team three times in four weeks to makethe Grand Final, while hopeful, the majority expected Minor Premiers Redlands to win.

But on a chilly Monday night at the State Hockey Centre just a few weeks ago an amazing thinghappened….after being drawn nil all at half time, KateO popped a goal in the corner (followed by thecustomary heel click of course) and the well renowned Kedron Wavell defensive skill, anchored by AustralianMasters Goal Keeper, Belle Davis, held Redlands out for the rest of the game. As an added bonus, AllisonDewar, belovedly known to us as Mary, was awarded BWHA Best and Fairest of the Grand Final.

Tracey SullivanLadies Vice President

Junior Boys’ ReportIn 2014 the junior boys’ section fielded seven teams: J1, J2, U11, U13, 2 x U9 and U7. This year we wereable to field a J1 team which was a result of hard work by the section in previous years. This team finished asolid 5th and coming years are looking good for boys’ hockey.

A particular achievement of note was the winning of the Brisbane Hockey Association Stan Griffin Shield forthe best junior boys club in the Association. Our club has not won this award since 1986 so it has been a longtime coming again.

Once again, the Junior Boys’ section recognises the work of Michelle Weekes in driving the Hook into Hockeyprogram that is so successful in bringing new members to both our Club and the sport of hockey. In 2014, ofthe 82 boys and girls who took part in the Hook into Hockey program, 55 signed up for the season. That’s asuccess rate of almost 70% and a great opportunity to promote our sport. Hook into Hockey was pivotal inKedron Wavell being awarded the very first Club of the Month by Hockey Australia, bringing with it a greatdeal of publicity and exposure for our club.

In August the Junior Boys Vice President and Secretary, Stewart Fleming and Kylie Fuller, resigned. TheClub thanks both Stewart and Kylie for their efforts in previous years in building the boys’ section.

Christine BlanchardClub Secretary

Junior Girls’ Report2014 saw Kedron Wavell Girls register fourteen teams in the BWHA competition: an increase of four teamsfrom the previous season. This increase in player numbers and teams registered in the BWHA competition isa positive result for the club and is due largely to the dedicated efforts of Michelle Weekes and the “Hook intoHockey” program. Through Michelle’s efforts Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club was awarded the veryfirst “Club of the Month” by Hockey Australia, bringing with it a great deal of positive publicity and exposure forour club.

On the field our JT1 girls took out the minor premiership and were overall premiers winning a very excitingand action packed extra time grand final. Our U11C girls finished second at the end of the fixture rounds andwent on to draw the grand final which placed them in overall second position. Of the remaining twelve juniorgirl’s teams, five others finished in the top three in their respective divisions whilst all others finished theseason strongly.

To give you a rundown of each team:

Junior turf and grass - thank you to Bec Kirchner, Darren Smith, Abbey Hawker, Lee Hillas, KenDohnt and Eleanore Mason who took the time to coach each of these teams. Congratulations to all ofyou for maintaining enthusiasm in the players whilst instilling some great skills.

Under 11s - thank you to Jacqui McGrory and Tracey Sullivan for their dedicated efforts coaching thisseason.

Under 11s - thank you to Pam Pattison, Cindy Johnson and Alissa Hickson for coaching our Under11s this season. The girls enjoyed their season and were able to lay some very positive foundationsfor the future years successes of our club with these coaches.

Under 9s and Under 7s –thank you to Karen and Brendan Downes, Dion Harrison, Joe Ross, KimAbbott and Paul Di Tullio for their commitment and passion coaching our future up and comingchampions.

This year, many of our girls trialed for representative selection in the different age groups. Congratulations toall who were successful and I encourage all players to continue to seek representative honours in the future.

In particular I would like to acknowledge and thank the effort and support of our Ladies Club Captain RebeccaKirchner. Rebecca has for a number of years now supported the individual player development of our juniorgirls through her skills coaching.

Managers are invaluable in assisting coaches to ensure that the team dynamics run smoothly. We arefortunate that individual parents within each team put their hand up to coordinate canteen rosters, umpiring,game times, photo’s, fundraising etc. Your efforts are sincerely appreciated.

To the parents, thank you for your commitment to our club. This year was a little different to others as we hadto do canteen and raffle rosters. It is appreciated that this ran smoothly and was coordinated primarily by theteam managers.

As always there are a number of people within our club that deserve individual recognition for their efforts andcontributions to the season.

Christine Carr coordinated the umpiring roster this year and she was invaluable in ensuring our commitmentto BWHA was fulfilled. Thank you goes to Chris, the girls and their parents for willingly completing theirumpiring duties.

Kaaren Lane and Fiona Taylor who for a number of years now have been our junior boys/girls and clubtreasurers. It is through their efforts and assistance that enables our player fees to be kept as low aspossible.

Lisa Newbold and Shirley Woodward mid–season undertook to re-establish and run the sausage sizzle ontraining nights. Your efforts and commitment on a cold winter’s night were very much appreciated by all.

Finally a very big thank you to Natasha Gaddes, our junior girls secretary for her wonderful assistance inkeeping our club functioning whether it be her tenacious efforts to ensure our girls were attired in the correctuniform, coordinating fundraising efforts across the junior girls section, attending BWHA monthly meetings,coordinating player registrations and team selection trials or just her wavering efforts ensuring that the juniorgirls section ran smoothly. Natasha’s contribution to the success of your daughter’s hockey this seasoncannot be understated and I would like to personally acknowledge and thank her for the support that she hasprovided our club.

I am sure that there are many other parents and supporters that have contributed in some way throughout theseason, to you all a big thank you for the Junior Girls Committee.

As you can see it is the effort of many individuals working as a group that makes our season so successfuland enjoyable for our daughters.

In closing I would like to acknowledge all of the older girls who, by age, have played their last game of juniorgirl’s hockey, proudly for Kedron Wavell Services Hockey Club. These young ladies are moving up into thesenior ladies section: thanks for your commitment to the development of our junior girls section and keepplaying and enjoying your hockey.

David HermannJunior Girls Vice President

Trophy Winners

SENIOR PERPETUAL TROPHIES

Patrons Trophy – Best Club Person – Michelle Weekes

President’s Trophy – Service to the Club by a PlayerSenior Male – David HenschellSenior Female – Kim Abbott

The Jones Family Trophy – Most Valuable Division 1 Ladies Player – Rebecca Kirchner and Alyssa Kerr

Umbro Trophy Senior Men – Most Promising Senior Male Player – Christian Ramsay

Most Promising Senior Female Trophy – Most Promising Senior Female Player – Morgan Gallagher

McDonald Family Trophy – Most Effective Forward – Men – Steven SawyersMost Effective Back – Men – Dave Berglin

Juanita Hall Trophy – Most Effective Forward – Ladies Turf – Savannah Fitzpatrick

Eric and Mavis Jones Trophy – Most Effective Forward – Ladies Grass – Kate OudenrynMost Effective Back – Ladies Grass – Nicole Cheales

MENS TEAM TROPHIES 2014

BEST AND FAIREST PLAYER

Division 1 Kula BhullarDivision 2 Toby HamiltonDivision 3 James TreebyDivision 5 Alan KerrDivision 6 Geoff OrrMasters Division 2 Craig DalzellMasters Division 3 Brian Barnes

LADIES TEAM TROPHIES 2014

BEST AND FAIREST PLAYER

Division 1 Britt NoffkeDivision 2 Lesley AndersonDivision 3 Susan BraunDivision 4 Lindy CrawfordMonday Masters Peta HeitDP1 Bronwyn ChealesDP2 Eleanore MasonDP4 Danielle PhillipsDP5 Mia Needham

JUNIOR PERPETUAL TROPHIES

President’s Trophy – Service to the Club by a PlayerJunior Male – Matthew WeeksJunior Female – Morgan Gallagher

Laurie Pitt Trophy – Most Promising Rookey or U9 Boy – Oliver Bryans

Bill Brown Trophy – Most Promising Rookey or U9 Girl – Trinity Woodward

Keith Tidey Trophy – Junior Boy Umpiring Achievement – Justin Stevenson

Tidey Family Trophy – Junior Girl Umpiring Achievement – Simone Carr

Peter Deering Trophy – Best Junior Boy Goalkeeper – Caleb Parker

Mel Taylor Trophy – Best Junior Girl Goalkeeper – Holly Marsh

Holmberg Trophy – Junior Team with the Best Overall Performance during the Season – JT1 Girls

City United Trophy – Most Valuable Junior Boy Player in a Final – Ethan Ferraro

City United Trophy – Most Valuable Junior Girl Player in a Final – Katelyn Harvey

Senior Men’s Trophy – Most Promising Junior Boy – Lewis Fossey

Senior Ladies Trophy – Most Promising Junior Girl – Hannah Lowry

BOYS TEAM TROPHIES 2014

J1 Most Improved Best and FairestSaul Bos Lewis Fossey

J2 Most Consistent Best and FairestAlistair Wilson Josh Aleksic

U13 Most Improved Player’s PlayerDeklin Harkin Ethan Ferraro

U11 Most Improved Best and FairestIsaac Hall Corey Punch

GIRLS TEAM TROPHIES 2014

JT1 Most Improved Most Valuable PlayerMackenzie Smith Holly Marsh

JT2 Most Consistent Best and FairestCaitlin Statham Jess Spencer

JT3 Most Improved Best and FairestNatasha Bordin Jade Le Moeligou

JG2 Most Improved Best and FairestTarren Carter Charlotte James

U13T Most Improved Best and FairestEmily Morley Holly Awyzio

U13B Best and Fairest Most ImprovedCarla Galvin Lauren Seawright

U11A Most Improved Best and FairestMaria Doolan Leila Wood

U11C Best and Fairest Most ImprovedHannah Jameson Imogen Ryan

U11D Best and Fairest Most ImprovedAshleigh Butler Tayla Dooley

Representative Players

LADIES and GIRLS

Player/Representative Team Representative Honour

Alana Tweddell U11A U11 Southern Cross - Brisbane 2

Allison Dewar DP1, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 2Best and Fairest MM2 Grand Final

Alyson Aleksic Div 3 Qld U12 Schoolgirls ManagerMet North U12 Schoolgirls Manager

Alyssa Kerr Div 1 Super League Brisbane BlitzQld Scorchers Squad

Andrew Blanchard Div 2 (Coach)DP2 (Coach)

U18– Brisbane 4 (Coach)U18 – Brisbane 3 Southern Cross (Coach)

Angie Crough 13T U11 Southern Cross – Brisbane 4

Audrey Smith Div 1 Qld U21 Qld Scorchers World Cup Hockeyroos (Shadow)Commonwealth Games Hockeyroos (Shadow)Australian A Team Tour (China & Japan)BWHA Pam Glossop Shield for Highest Representative Honours

Belle Davis MM2 Gold Coast MastersQld Masters 60+Australian Masters 60+ (England)

Brittany Noffke Div 1 Wide Bay Super League Qld Scorchers

Brittney Wilkinson Div 1 U18 - Brisbane 1 (Captain)Super League Brisbane BlitzQld U18 Qld U21 SquadACT U21 Australian Futures SquadQld U21 Indoor Qld U18 Indoor

Candice Champion Div 2 U18 - Brisbane 1U19 Metropolitan North Secondary SchoolgirlsQld U19 Secondary SchoolgirlsU18 – Brisbane 1 Southern Cross

Charlotte James JG2 Highest goal scorer JG2

Chloe Springfield JT2 U15 - Brisbane 4

Claudia Dohnt Div 3 Brisbane U15 2 Indoor Qld U14 Indoor U15 -Brisbane 1U15 Southern Cross - Brisbane 1U13 Invitational Indoor Team

Christine Blanchard DP 4 BWHA Vice PresidentBWHA Grass Match SecretaryHQ Facilities Committee

Courtney Kerr Div 1 Qld U18 Squad

Elaine Badini DP4, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 6

Darren Smith JT1 Coach U15 – Brisbane 3 CoachU15 – Brisbane 3 Southern Cross Coach

Deborah Gately Div 2 BWHA JudiciaryU13 – Brisbane 2 ManagerU13 – Brisbane 2 Southern Cross Manager

Diana Young Life Member BWHA Masters SelectorQld Masters Selector

Eliza Waite Div 4 Div 4 Best and FairestHannah Lowry Div 2 U18 - Brisbane 1

U19 Metropolitan North Secondary SchoolgirlsQld U16 Secondary SchoolgirlsCentral Queensland Super LeagueQld U18 Player of the Final JT1U18 – Brisbane 1 Southern Cross

Holly Awyzio 13T U13 - Brisbane 2U13 Southern Cross - Brisbane 2U12 Metropolitan West

Holly Marsh Div 3 U18 - Brisbane 1U18 – Brisbane 1 Southern Cross

Jade Le Moeligou JT2 BWHA Most Improved Junior UmpireU15 – Brisbane 1 Umpire

Jamie Stone Div1 Gold Coast Open South Coast Super League Qld U21 Qld Scorchers U23 Australian Junior

Jasmine Larosa Div 1 Brisbane Super League Brisbane Opens Qld U21 (Vice Captain)Qld Scorchers U23 Australian Junior Squad

Jemma Punch JT2 U15 - Brisbane 2U15 Southern Cross - Brisbane 2

Judy Keen Life Member Brisbane 5 Masters (Coach)

Julie Larosa Manager Div 1 Manager Brisbane Blitz (Super League)

Julie McCarthy DP4 Masters - Brisbane 5

Kaaren Lane DP4, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 5

Kate Oudenryn DP1, DP4, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 5BWHA Grass Fixtures and Grading CommitteeHighest goal scorer DP4

Kate Springfield Div 2 U18 - Brisbane 1U19 Metropolitan North Secondary SchoolgirlsQld U19 Secondary SchoolgirlsQld U18 Indoor (Shadow)U18 – Brisbane 1 Southern Cross

Katie Le Moeligou 13T U13 - Brisbane 3U13 Southern Cross - Brisbane 2

Kerriann Punch U15 – Brisbane 3 ManagerU15 – Brisbane 3 Southern Cross Manager

Kerrie Haines DP4, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 6

Kim Kersten Div 2 U18 – Brisbane 1 Southern Cross

Lisa Jones Div 1 (Assistant Coach)

U18 Brisbane 1 (Coach)BWHA Opens & U18 Super League Selector

Mackenzie Smith JT1 U18 - Brisbane 3U19 Sunshine Coast Secondary SchoolgirlsU18 – Brisbane 3 Southern Cross

Maddie James Div 1 Gold Coast Open South Coast Super League Qld U21

Mekensie Hermann 13T U11 Southern Cross - Brisbane 1U12 Metropolitan West

Melanie Blanchard JT1, Div 3 U18 - Brisbane 4U18 – Brisbane 3 Southern CrossMet North U18 Schoolgirls Umpire

Miranda Scroope Div 3 U18 - Brisbane 3Metropolitan East Secondary SchoolgirlsU18 – Brisbane 3 Southern Cross

Morgan Gallagher Div 1 U18 - Brisbane 1Brisbane Opens TeamQld U18 TeamBrisbane Super LeagueU19 Metropolitan West Secondary SchoolgirlsQld U19 Secondary SchoolgirlsU17 Australian Secondary SchoolgirlsU18 – Brisbane 1 Southern CrossBWHA Rookie of the YearBrisbane Super League – Brisbane BlitzIndoor U18Indoor U21 Shadow

Nikki Taylor Div 1 (Coach) Super League Brisbane Blitz (Coach) Qld U21 (Assistant Coach) BWHA Highest Coaching Honours BWHA Opens Super League Selector

Olivia McManus U11A U11 Southern Cross - Brisbane 1

Peter Gaddes U11 – Brisbane 3 Southern Cross (Coach)Rebecca Kirchner Div 1 Wide Bay Super League Team

Qld Scorchers

Rebecca Mossop U11A U11 Southern Cross - Brisbane 2

Rhiannon Aleksic U13T U13 - Brisbane 4

Samantha Pavish Div 1 Super League Brisbane Blitz

Savanah Fitzpatrick Div 1 Tweed Open South Coast Super League Qld U21 Qld Scorchers

Shoshana William JT1 U18 - Brisbane 3U18 – Brisbane 3 Southern Cross

Simone Carr Div 3 U18 - Brisbane 4U15 - Brisbane 2U15 Southern Cross - Brisbane 2Met North U12 Schoolgirls UmpireQld U12 Schoolgirls Umpire

Sophie Conway Div 3 U15 - Brisbane 1U15 Southern Cross - Brisbane 1Qld U15 SquadQld U15 2Highest goal scorer JT1U18 – Brisbane 1U18 – Brisbane 1 Southern Cross

Tammy Eiser Div 1 South West Super League

Qld U21 Squad

Tegan Kerr Div 1 Super League Brisbane BlitzQld U21 Squad

Tracey Sullivan DP1, MM2 Masters - Brisbane 4

MEN and BOYS

Player/Official Representative Honours/Award or Position HeldAlex Gooley U18 Brisbane 2 Coulter Shield

U19 Met NorthBrody Thompson U12 Met NorthChristian Ramsay Sunshine Coast Super LeagueCorey Punch U11 Brisbane 1 Coulter Shield

U12 Met NorthDaniel Rivers U19 Met NorthDaniel Springfield U18 Brisbane 1 Coulter ShieldDeclan Baker U13 Brisbane 3 Coulter Shield

U12 Met NorthEd Hamill Sunshine Coast Super League

Qld CountryAustralian CountryNT U18

Elliot Fossey U18 Brisbane 2 Coulter ShieldEthan Ferraro U13 Brisbane 3 Coulter ShieldJack Burnett U15 Brisbane 2 Coulter ShieldJamie Fuller U19 Met NorthJoshua Aleksic U19 Met NorthJustin Morris Qld Open IndoorJustin Stevenson U19 Met NorthKula Bhullar BHA Best and Fairest Club Champion

Qld Open IndoorLachlan Robertson U11 Brisbane 2 Coulter ShieldLewis Fossey U15 Brisbane 1 Coulter ShieldMatthew Robertson U11 Brisbane 2 Coulter ShieldMatthew Weekes U12 and U19 state schoolboys championships Met North UmpireOliver Saxil U11 Brisbane 3 Coulter ShieldRobert Barnes Player of the Final MHL3Sam Gooley U19 Met NorthSimon Fuller U11 Brisbane 3 Coulter ShieldSteve Farrell Australian MasterSteve Sawyers Australian MastersThomas Couch U13 Brisbane 3 Coulter ShieldThomas Darben U11 Brisbane 2 Coulter ShieldToby Patker U15 Brisbane 2 Coulter Shield

Team Results

LADIES

Team Coach Manager PositionDivision 1 Nikki Taylor Julie Larosa Minor PremiersDivision 2 Andrew Blanchard Wendy Springfield 4th

Division 3 Ian Harcla Chris Carr 4th

Division 4 Ken Dohnt Jess Neild 8th

Monday Masters - PremiersDP1 Pam Pattison Pam Pattison 3rd DP2 Andrew Blanchard Jodie Fairhill 7th

DP4 - Elaine Badini 3rd

DP5 Kim Abbott Kim Abbott 9th

GIRLS

Team Coach Manager PositionJT1 Darren Smith Col Marsh Minor Premiers

PremiersJT2 Abbey Hawker Kim Quirk 5th

JT3 Lee Hillas Peter Walker 8th

JG2 Ellie Mason Andrea Walker 3rd

U13T Ken Dohnt Peter Gaddes 6th

U13B Jacqui McGrory/Tracey Sullivan Steve Humphries 3rd

U11A Pam Pattison Richard Twedell 3rd

U11C Cindy Johnson CarolynneHassall

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U11D Allissa Hickson Gwen Ferguson 8th

U9 Blue Karen & Brendan Downes Lisa Newbold -U9 Red Dion Harrison Hannah Corley -U9 White Joe Ross Francois

Lambrecht-

U7 Blue Kim Abbott Rebecca Johnson -U7 Red Paul Di Tullio Laura Rivers -

BOYS

Team Coach Manager PositionJ1 Troy Holley Jody Parker 5th

J2 Dan Jimmieson Tony & Alyson Aleksic 7th

U13 Division 2 Ryan Baker Shane Ward Minor Premiers and PremiersU11 Division 1 Tony Robertson Kerri Ann Punch Minor Premiers, Grand Final

Runners UpUnder 9 Allison Dewar Edwina Bryans -Under 9 Nathan Lee Celeste Lee -U7 Emma Weekes &

Zac ParkerCarolynne Hassall -

MEN

Team Coach Manager Position Division 1 Matt Smith Brian Williams 10th Division 2 Greg Forbes Andre Antony 10th

Division 3 Paul Nixon Paul Nixon 9th

Division 5 - David Henschell 4th

Masters Division 2 - David Wilson 2nd and Runners UpMasters Division 3 - Brian Williams Minor Premiers

PremiersPresident’s Trophy