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Hockey ACT Annual Report – Oct 2018 to Dec 2019

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Contents Hockey ACT Office Bearers and Office Bearers’ Report .................................................................................... 4

Board of Directors........................................................................................................................................ 4

Hockey ACT Office Staff ............................................................................................................................... 4

Presidents Report ............................................................................................................................................. 5

CEO Report ....................................................................................................................................................... 7

Facilities Report .............................................................................................................................................. 11

Competition Report ....................................................................................................................................... 13

Senior Competition Advisory Committee Report..................................................................................... 13

Junior Competition Advisory Committee Report ..................................................................................... 15

Disciplinary Report .................................................................................................................................... 19

Umpire and Technical Committee Report ................................................................................................ 20

Participation History ...................................................................................................................................... 24

Outdoor ...................................................................................................................................................... 24

Indoor ......................................................................................................................................................... 25

Summer Twilight ........................................................................................................................................ 26

Hockey ACT Participation & Game Development Programs........................................................................ 27

Masters Reports............................................................................................................................................. 29

ACT Men’s Masters Report........................................................................................................................ 29

ACT Women’s Masters Report .................................................................................................................. 31

International Representatives ...................................................................................................................... 34

Outdoor ...................................................................................................................................................... 34

Indoor National Representatives .............................................................................................................. 34

Umpire and Technical Official Representatives ....................................................................................... 35

Hockey One Canberra Chill ............................................................................................................................ 37

Canberra Chill - Men .................................................................................................................................. 37

Canberra Chill - Women ............................................................................................................................ 39

ACT Representatives ...................................................................................................................................... 42

Outdoor ...................................................................................................................................................... 42

Indoor ......................................................................................................................................................... 45

Emerging Talent Squad (ETS)..................................................................................................................... 48

Hockey ACT Awards 2019 .............................................................................................................................. 50

General Awards ......................................................................................................................................... 50

Brophy Medal History................................................................................................................................ 53


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McKay Medal History ................................................................................................................................ 54

Waddell Medal History .............................................................................................................................. 55

Women’s Indoor Best and Fairest History ................................................................................................ 55

First Grade Men Premiership Trophy (Hill Trophy) .................................................................................. 56

First Grade Women Premiership History (Judith Larkins Shield)............................................................. 57

Waratah Shield History ............................................................................................................................. 58

Central Trophy History .............................................................................................................................. 59

Martin Cup History .................................................................................................................................... 60

Val King Cup History .................................................................................................................................. 61

Outdoor Competition Results ....................................................................................................................... 63

Men ............................................................................................................................................................ 63

Women ....................................................................................................................................................... 66

Boys ............................................................................................................................................................ 69

Girls ............................................................................................................................................................ 71

Indoor Competition Results .......................................................................................................................... 74

Men ............................................................................................................................................................ 74

Women ....................................................................................................................................................... 75

Boys ............................................................................................................................................................ 77

Girls ............................................................................................................................................................ 78

Financial Statements ..................................................................................................................................... 81

Directors Report ........................................................................................................................................ 81

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE 15 MONTH PERIOD ENDED 31

DECEMBER 2019 ........................................................................................................................................ 82

CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2019 .................................................................. 83

Hockey ACT Life Members ............................................................................................................................. 85

Hockey ACT Sponsors .................................................................................................................................... 87


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Hockey ACT Office Bearers and Office Bearers’ Report

Board of Directors Structure

President & Hockey Australia Councillor Peter Martens

Finance Director Jeff Brewer

Director Jo Scard

Director Andrew Collins

Director Craig Sloan

Director Stephen Kellly

Director Deb Bowden - Resigned 17 November 2019

Director Peta Derham - Appointed 19 December 2019

Ex-Officio Gavin Hunt - Resigned June 2019 Rob Sheekey

Hockey ACT Office Staff Structure

Chief Executive Officer Gavin Hunt – concluded June 2019 Rob Sheekey – commenced July 2019

General Manager Rob Sheekey – concluded June 2019 Meredith Bone – commenced July 2019

Facilities Manager Jamie Sheehan

Finance Officer Sue Watt

Membership Coordinator Sarah Derwort – concluded November 2019 Emily Thompson – commenced December 2019

Game Development & Participation Coordinator

Nicole Jones

Communications & Events Coordinator Serena Kyriacou

High Performance Pathways Coach & Coordinator

Elizabeth Mutton – Part-time in 2018. Commenced full-time April 2019

Development Officer Jesse Beeson

NTC Coach Ben Bishop

Food and Beverage Manager Dan Conroy

Umpiring and Coaching Development Coordinator (part time)

Stirling Sharpe

Goalkeeping Pathway Coach (part time) Laura Westhorpe

Male Pathway Coach (part time) Adam Baxter


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Presidents Report

This will be my final report as President and Board Member of Hockey ACT. It has been a great privilege and

honour to serve the Hockey Community for the last 8 years and to see how far the organisation has come.

The coming year will be challenging for the organisation, as it will be for the ACT Community as a whole,

but I am extremely confident that the current Board have the necessary skills and determination to get us

through this difficult time.

The HACT Board continues to remain strategically focused and continues to implement strategies to

increase participation, better utilise our facilities and ensure the financial sustainability of Hockey ACT and

hockey as a sport in the region into the future. The major change to be noted is that all aspects of this

report cover a 15 month period from 1 October 2018 – 31 December 2019. Moving forward Hockey ACT’s

financial year will operate in line with a regular calendar year.

As an organisation we have a continued focus to ensure we instil good governance, financial sustainability

and a future focus not only in ourselves but in all our member clubs. This in turn will continue to provide

for a strong hockey community in the ACT and surrounds.

I would like to thank the HACT Board who continue to go above and beyond in their tireless work to ensure

a strong future for the Association. I would like to acknowledge and thank Deb Bowden who resigned in

November 2019 for personal reasons and her commitment to the Board and welcome Peta Derham who

commenced in December 2019.

On behalf of Hockey ACT I would also like to thank all those who have contributed to the continued success

of hockey in the ACT over the past 15 months. I would like to acknowledge and thank our former CEO

Gavin Hunt who finished with Hockey ACT in June 2019 after 5 years with the organisation. Gavin has been

instrumental in the reshaping of the Hockey ACT business model and leaves the organisation stronger than

it was when he commenced. Rob Sheekey who has been the General Manager commenced as the new

CEO on a full time basis in December 2019 after filling the role on an interim basis since June.

Hockey ACT is exceptionally fortunate to have a highly committed staff that are supported by an army of

volunteers and committee members that continue to drive the Hockey in the ACT forward. Hockey ACT is

reliant upon your strong contribution and we are very appreciative for your support of the Association and

its affiliated clubs to remain a top performing sport in the ACT.

Hockey is also reliant on the valuable contribution from the ACT Government and our numerous sponsors. I

thank these key stakeholders for their continued support of hockey as without them we would not be able

to deliver the programs and services we currently enjoy.

In conclusion, I record my sincere appreciation of all members of the Hockey ACT team who have

contributed to the record of achievement outlined in this report.


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Peter Martens

President

Hockey ACT

Board Member Number of Meetings held/eligible for during reporting period

Number of Meetings Attended

Peter Martens 8 8 Deb Bowden 7 6

Jeff Brewer 8 8

Andrew Collins 8 6 Peta Derham 1 1

Stephen Kelly 8 5

Jo Scard 8 5

Craig Sloan 8 8


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CEO Report

Well, what a year it has been for hockey in the ACT region. With terrific numbers participating in our sport

over both our Winter competition, Summer indoor and outdoor social competitions.

A special mention and huge thanks must go to everyone involved with the seventh annual Chris MacKinnon

Memorial Weekend – which this year raised $12,600 in support of the National Breast Cancer Foundation

(NBCF). This brings the contribution made to the NBCF to well over $100,000 in just seven years and sees

the Chris MacKinnon Memorial weekend become the largest community contributor to the NBCF.

Some numbers of note from the past 12 months:

• This winter season has seen 3,300 club members participate in the winter season;

• 422 participants registered in 10 Hookin2Hockey centres run across Canberra and Queanbeyan;

• An estimated 10,000 people participated in some form of hockey in 2018/19.

The Winter season culminated in the Canberra Labor Club Capital League 1 women’s finals being a case of

déjà-vu, with ANUWHC defeating TVHC in a shootout for the second time in as many years. In the Duncan’s

Plumbing Capital League 1 Men’s grand final we saw minor premiers Wests defeat Central to make it back

to back titles. A huge congratulations to all of our teams across the Men’s, Women’s, Boy’s and Girl’s

competitions who were successful and a huge thank you to all the members that participated in 2019.

Thank you for making hockey your sport of choice!

The Super Indoor competitions again showcased Canberra’s immense Indoor Hockey talent in 2019. The

women’s competition saw a dominant St. Patrick’s side defeat United 4 – 1 and in the men’s competition

Wests were able to claim both the indoor and outdoor title in one calendar year with their 5 – 3 defeat

over Central. It was great to see the indoor competitions continue to grow and congratulations to all the

teams and players for their support of indoor hockey in the ACT.

I would also like to acknowledge some wonderful achievements and milestones in the broader hockey

community over the past 15 months:

• Life member Max Hill celebrated his 100th birthday;

• Peter Funnell awarded an OAM for his 50+ years of service to hockey in the ACT;

• Jenny Feltham played her 500th first grade game and is also closing in on 1000 senior games;

• Janette Marskell played her 900th senior game;

• Margaret McCaskie played her 700th senior game;

• Emma Taylor, Tonina Staunton (both played over 50 AHL Games), Seyi Onitiri (121 AHL Games) played their 400th first grade games;

• Kate O’Keefe, Garry Backhus and Matt McLaughlin all played their 300th first grade games.

Our many talented officials have continued to gain national and international recognition for their efforts in

the past 12 months:


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Outdoor

Hockey One: Stirling Sharpe, David Bridgford, Emily Carroll and Kristy Robertson U21’s: Bailey Davis U18’s: Chloe Potts, Bailey Davis, Nathan Chambers, Amy Spandler U15’s: Jay Blamey U13’s: Eligh Unwin, Branden Fitzsimmons, Madi Dooley, Hannah Dix and Helen Legge Masters: Sean Willis, Michael Young, Jay Blamey and Matt Butters Hockey One Tournament Director: Rebekah Gupte Umpire Managers: David Bridgford and Wilma Baines

Indoor

Asia Cup Indoor: Kristy Robertson Opens: Stirling Sharpe, Emily Carroll, Kristy Robertson U21’s: Bailey Davis, David Bridgford, Kelby Pointon U15’s: Michael McAlister U13’s: Madi Dooley Tournament Directors: Joe Henstock ATD: Toni Shawyer, Umpire Managers: Emily Carroll, Kristy Robertson, Stirling Sharpe, Susan Ford

In late 2018 the Canberra Lakers and Strikers both made the semifinals at the final AHL event with the

Strikers finishing with the bronze and the Lakers in 4th. Irish import Lena Tice was awarded the AHL

Womens’ player of the tournament.

2019 saw the launch of the new Sultana Bran Hockey One League and the launch of Hockey ACT’s new

franchise, The Canberra Chill. It was great to have both sides competing under one banner in an exciting

new franchise-based league being televised across the country. The Canberra Chill women performed

strongly throughout the league but lost their semi-final in a heartbreaking penalty shootout. A very young

Canberra Chill men’s side performed gallantly finishing 5th and narrowly missing out on a semi-final berth.

Japanese import Shihori Oikawa was awarded Player of the Tournament for the women.

Once again ACT continued to perform strongly at the 2019 Indoor Nationals with 5 of the 10 teams making

it through to the semi-finals with the Open Men and the U21 Women finishing with silver medals.

On an individual front Taylor Thomson was recognized as the U21 Indoor player of the tournament, Aiden

Dooley U15 indoor player of the tournament.

Talei Forrest was awarded goal keeper of the tournament at the U21 Women’s outdoor National

Championships.

Andrew Charter has continued his stellar career with the Kookaburras. He is now the highest capped

Kookaburras goal keeper of all time. He represented Australia at the 2018 World Cup where the

Kookaburras claimed bronze. He was also a vital part of the side that recently claimed the first ever Pro

League title in the Netherlands.


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Edwina Bone and Kalindi Commerford have had continued success with Hockeyroos. Both were selected

for the 2018 World Cup where Australia narrowly missed a medal finishing 4th. Both were also involved in

the first year of the Pro League Series where Australia finished second.

Hockey ACT continued to provide players into Australian programs at all levels from Masters through to

Futures and every level in between. To all of those players too numerous to mention congratulations on

obtaining the highest honour possible having been selected to represent your country.

On a special note I would like to take this opportunity to thank Hockey ACT President Peter Martens for his

8 years of service as the President of Hockey ACT. At the next AGM Peter’s time on the Hockey ACT Board

having served his maximum term. Peter has overseen many changes in his time. The addition of the Taylor

Field and the redevelopment of the Hockey Centre. On behalf of everyone at Hockey ACT I thank Peter for

his dedication to the association and to the sport of hockey.

It would be remiss also to not acknowledge the work of former CEO Gavin Hunt who finished with Hockey

ACT in June 2019. Gavin’s achievements are plentiful, you only need to walk into the facilities to see what

impact he has had. I would like to publicly acknowledge Gavin for his dedication over his 5 years with

Hockey ACT.

To the staff of Hockey ACT; the association is exceptionally lucky to have a small staff of such dedicated

individuals who are willing to go above and beyond in their workplace to make a difference and try and

better the sport. Your attitude and effort make you a pleasure to work with each and every day and thank

you for your contribution to the sport.

I would like to acknowledge and thank the ACT Government for their continued support of hockey in the

ACT through both the generous support of both the ACTAS program and Sport and Recreation services for

their continued funding support and advice.

I would also like to acknowledge the generous support of Hockey ACT’s sponsors: The Canberra Labor Club

who are the proud sponsor of our CL1 Women’s competition; Duncan’s Plumbing Services who are the

proud sponsor of our CL1 Men’s competitions; Capital Chemist as the sponsor of our Junior Competition;

FI-TA; Just Hockey; Stage and Screen Travel Services; Sportslink Travel; Canberra FM; Capital Trophies and

Sportswear.

Finally, I would like to acknowledge the dedication of the club committees, volunteers and the Board of

Hockey ACT who all work tirelessly for the betterment of the sport of Hockey in the ACT. These volunteers

and the hours of thankless effort are the cog that makes our sport go around. Nothing would be possible

without your efforts, and the sport thanks you.

Rob Sheekey Chief Executive Officer Hockey ACT


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Facilities Report

National Hockey Centre, Lyneham Ray Brown Indoor Hall

HACT were successful in receiving a government grant to upgrade the lights in the indoor hall to brand new

LED fittings. This project has enabled us to reach the required LUX levels provided by FIH for both training

and competition. During the project we were also able to re-configure the way the lights were wired to

enable the lighting of each half of the hall individually.

Outdoor Facilities

As part of the grant for the indoor lights we were also able to purchase a brand new Sports Champ pitch

sweeper. This machine will allow us to now do most of our pitch maintenance in house to save a

substantial amount of money on hiring external contractors to come in and clean our pitches on a regular

basis.

Plans were finally approved to extend the spectator mound on the Carter pitch and to install a new one

almost the entire length of the Powell field. Due to some logistical delays we were only able to complete

the extension of the Carter field mound with the hope of finishing the Powell field mound some time in

2020. This will allow for some much needed more viewing space for games and events on the Powell field.

Tuggeranong Artificial turf has been laid on both sides of the clubhouse to provide a much better environment for

spectators of both the Kjar and Taylor Fields.

A new bricked in BBQ has also been installed with the generous financial support of the ACT Men’s Masters

that has also helped improve the quality of the venue.

Finally, a few bugs have been sorted out in the lighting and Alarm upgrade that was completed at the end

of the 2018 season. The building is now able to be armed and disarmed via a keypad and the lighting

system is now able to be used from a remote desktop based at Lyneham.

Jamie Sheehan

Facilities Manager

Hockey ACT


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Competition Report

Senior Competition Advisory Committee Report The Senior Competition Advisory Committee (SCAC) is responsible for ensuring the competition by-laws and senior competition rules are applied fairly and appropriately during the men’s and women’s Winter Competitions. In 2019, the Committee members were as follows:

• Sarah Derwort (ex-officio)

• Cameron Blagdon

• Richard Black

• Kyralee Bunt

• Deborah Mackenzie

• Andrew Fisher Continuing with operations as per previous years, the majority of the SCAC’s business was carried out through email correspondence, limiting the need for the committee to meet face to face. Supporting the Membership Coordinator to undertake their role autonomously, with appropriate advice and guidance provided by the SCAC when required. Season 2019 The 2019 season commenced on Saturday 30th March, culminating to Grand Final days on Saturday 21st September and Sunday 22nd of September. Across the senior competition, in men’s we continue to see a similar number of teams participating across the grades and in women’s we have seen the addition of two 14 team grades this season. The Capital League 1 Men’s and Women’s Grand Finals were again taken out by Wests and ANU Women’s Hockey Clubs respectively for the second year in a row, with a penalty shoot-out required for ANU to take the premiership in the Women’s competition. Owen Chivers (Wests) and Jessica Smith (ANU) took out the player of the match for their respective competitions.

*All 2019 senior outdoor grand final results can be found on pages 61 and 64.

Match Recording This year, Revolutionise continued to be used after the successful implementation in 2018. Revolutionise has now also been adopted nationally. This continues to be received well by all participants in the competition and supported the duties of the SCAC. Member clubs continue to use the systems to support their own administration. The support provided by HACT enhanced this. Application of the Rules The SCAC continues to play an important role in supporting HACT to ensure that the competition rules are fit for purpose and in ensuring their consistent application across the season, for all participating clubs. In the 2019 season, there was a focus on player grading and movement across the grades. New rules were introduced to address concerns raised by member clubs, while not perfect the intent was clear and with minor modifications for the 2020 season should address concerns raised. There was also focus on the management of junior players playing seniors. Compliance by member clubs to the competition rules made the important task of finals eligibility for players a fairly streamlined process this year.


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Acknowledgements As the year has come to an end, it is important to acknowledge the volunteers from across the entire

community who without, the 2019 season would not have functioned. On behalf of the SCAC, I would like

to thank the countless volunteers and club officials for their contributions to the operations of their clubs,

but also for their cooperation in working with HACT to ensure their clubs are effectively represented both

on and off the field.

The SCAC continues to play an important role in supporting the application of HACT’s rules and strategic

vision and I would like to thank all members of the SCAC for their contributions in the 2019 season,

especially given the new grading rules added this year. I would also like to thank the staff of HACT for their

ongoing assistance and support of the SCAC in addition to their advocacy and promotion of hockey in

Canberra.

I would like to recognise the ongoing commitment that the HACT leadership team have had in the

development of hockey in the Canberra region and commend them on the continued drive to improve

facilities for both players and spectators. I look forward to seeing their vision being realised in the coming

seasons.

Andrew Fisher

Senior Competition Advisory Committee 2019


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Junior Competition Advisory Committee Report The Junior Competitions Advisory Committee (JCAC) is responsible for ensuring the competition by-laws

and junior competition rules are applied fairly and appropriately during the girls and boys winter

competition. 2019 committee members were as follows:

• Shane Crossman

• Michael Young

• Jodi Bingley

• Andrew Sutton

• Michael Plenty


2019 Season

The season commenced on May 3rd and concluded with grand finals being played on September 13th-15th, 2019. A number of measures were implemented which saw a minimum amount of clearances and issues related to the competition for the 2019 Season. The under 11’s competition continued to be played at the ANU Willows complex. The modified rules for this age group continues to be implemented across the boys and girls competition including combining the boys and girls competition. The regional carnivals such as the June Long Weekend carnival is still successful. The under 11’s competition continues to provide a good environment for learning basics and transition to the under 13 age group. HACT continues to struggle with juniors playing outside of their representative age groups, weakening these competitions. A restriction on players playing more than two age groups higher was implemented with only few discussed at the JCAC for clearances during the season, mostly around the final times. Clubs have accepted the rule and mostly welcome the outcomes. This issue continues to create concern within the JCAC which it will continue to monitor closely in 2019. The overall team numbers for this season remained about the same, with the usual variation in numbers within each age group.

Club Champions 2019

• Junior Girls Club Champion - Central Hockey Club

• Junior Boys Club Champion - St Patricks Hockey Club

Umpiring

The Umpiring Technical Committee again facilitated an expanded JOEY program. Nominations for JOEYS totalled 68 participants for the 2019 season. For this type of program to be successful clubs and experienced umpires must be prepared to assist. It is important that clubs take some responsibility for the development of umpires, for without suitable umpires the junior competition runs the risk of failing. The standard of umpiring in the junior competition has improved with many of the representative boys and girls taking on JOEY’s resulting in a number being asked to umpire at state level championships. The clubs have been very supportive of the JOEY’s program. Thank you to all the mentors who provided leadership and support. The benefit of the JOEY's program is now starting to be felt in the senior competition.


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Participation

Participation is always is a major concern for the JCAC. It is great to see some clubs working hard on their junior program and either maintaining close to their numbers each year or increasing. The concern is the other clubs continue to struggle with numbers or who have lost their juniors altogether. This year saw a number of clubs combine to enter teams which delivered successful results. A strong junior competition will lead to a strong senior competition and all clubs need to recruit and attract juniors to the sport for this to happen. There were some issues within the season that needed to be dealt with and were managed effectively through the clearance review process. Those particularly in regards to players playing between age groups, of which The JCAC will need to continue to monitor this going forward.

Acknowledgements

My thanks to all committee members for their contribution, advice and opinions all of which help to ensure that the competition ran smoothly throughout the season. Thanks to James Tough who supervised the under 11 competitions at the Willows. Special thanks to HACT staff, especially Sarah Derwort in her first year of looking after the competition for their assistance. Thanks to all the clubs, coaches, managers, parents, umpires and the players who strive to make ACT junior hockey, a successful competition. Shane Crossman Chair - Junior Competitions Advisory Committee Chair Junior Competitions Advisory Committee


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Indoor Competition Advisory Committee Report The Indoor Competition Advisory Committee (ICAC) is responsible for ensuring the competition

bylaws and indoor competition rules are applied fairly and appropriately during all indoor

competitions, both senior and junior. 2018/19 committee members were as follows:


• Sean Willis(ex-officio)

• Maryanne Ellem

• Andrew Sutton

• Andrew Fisher

• Michael Young

2018/19 Season

This year we again utilised the National Hockey Centre, Melrose High School and Mount Stromlo High

School for indoor competitions. HACT have been exploring the acquisition of new boards for the

National Hockey Centre with these expected to arrive for the 2019/20 indoor season.

It was pleasing to see more teams participating in the senior competitions from previous seasons Men

up 1 team from 13 to 14, Women’s 38 up from 35; while unfortunately the junior competitions saw

decreases in numbers Boys 22 teams down from 24 and Girls 38 teams down from 45. This will

remain a focus of the ICAC in conjunction with the HACT Development Officer to work towards

regaining participants in indoor hockey.

In January 2019 Hockey Australia held the third Festival of Indoor Hockey in Goulburn, a month long

session of all age groups National Indoor Championships. The location helped keep costs to a

minimum for HACT participation.

Highlights from the National Indoor Tournament – 2019

• U13s boys and girls both finished 6th in their National Indoor Competitions

• U15s were strong competitors with the boys finishing 4th and the girls finishing 6th overall

• Aiden Dooley was named Player of the Tournament at the U15 National Indoor

Championships

• U18s had great performances with the girls finishing 4th and the boys finishing 5th in their

competitions

• U21s both exceeded expectations with the girls finishing 2nd (Silver) and boys finishing 4th

• Taylor Thompson was named Player of the Tournament at the U21 National Indoor

Championship

• Open ACT Men finished their campaign with a silver medal (2nd) and the Open Women

finished up 5th overall.


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Umpiring

Umpiring continues to be an area that needs improvement in future years. An improved partnership

between the ICAC and the Umpire and Technical Committee (UTC) would allow for greater

development of umpires throughout the competitions. There was another attempt to introduce a

JOEY program similar to the one in place for the outdoor season, but again the lack of mentors

ultimately saw this not get off the ground, leaving Clubs to provide umpires, with mixed results.

The Super Indoor competition saw an increased number of umpires participating in the competition

with many of these umpires also representing HACT at various national championships as both

umpires and umpire managers.

Andrew Sutton

Indoor Competition Advisory Committee


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Disciplinary Report The members of the Tribunal Panel in 2019 were as follows:

• Deborah Mackenzie (Chair)

• Will Mueller

• Ron Jackson

• Rebecca Platen

• John MacKinnon

• Mark Unwin

• Neil Gaughan

• Michelle Vernon HACT continued to operate under the Disciplinary Tribunal Rules and Procedures, Disciplinary Guidelines and complaint procedures that were implemented for the 2017 Season. Since the introduction of these procedures, there has been increased understanding of the process for complaints and tribunal procedures. Deb Mackenzie was the Chair of the Disciplinary Tribunal for the 2018/2019 period and HACT would like to thank her for all her hard work and effort throughout the year. The Tribunal heard three matters throughout the course of the year, a slight increase from the previous year. Under alternate resolution procedures (early guilty plea), the HACT CEO and his delegates were able to adjudicate on thirteen further matters that were received under complaints and red cards procedures. The majority of the incidents reported were for verbal abuse of players, umpires and technical officials. Deborah Mackenzie Chair, Disciplinary Tribunal


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Umpire and Technical Committee Report The Umpiring and Technical Committee (UTC) for 2019 comprised:

Mark McElligott (chair) Graham (Joe) Henstock Emily Carroll Craig Johnston Wilma Baines Stirling Sharpe (HACT – ex officio)

Key Activities

Officiating Development Plan – to begin the 2019 season the UTC presented the Officiating

Development Plan to senior competition umpires. A season launch was combined with the annual

pre-season briefing and this was attended by approximately 50 umpires and technical officials. A pizza

dinner was provided.

HockeyEd Theory Seminars – in 2019 the UTC offered several Level 1 Umpire courses. Only two of

these proceeded due to a severe lack of uptake on all offerings. A Level 1 Technical Official course was

well attended as this was run alongside an Altius RT crash course/refresher (this is the platform used

for HA events including Hockey One). A Level 1 Umpire Coach course was completed by JOEY mentors

and some senior umpires. The UTC did not present a Level 2 Umpire course this year.

Visiting Senior Official – For the 2019 season it was decided that Irene Clelland would be the visiting

senior umpire however Irene withdrew due to increasing work commitments. At this time, it was

decided to expand this program beyond the confines of hockey. The UTC agreed that five-time ICC

umpire of the year and current leadership coach – Simon Taufel – would present a two-part series to

our umpires and coaches. This came at a great expense to the UTC – approximately $2400 – and was

not well attended. The UTC is keen to engage Simon and other high-ranking officials in other sports

but will try different strategies to engage our local umpires.

Umpire Coaching and Mentoring – No UTC appointment was made in 2019 to the High-Performance

Umpire Coach position, with these duties being shared across senior umpires. The UTC maintained

progress on provision of regular umpire coaching in field hockey at CL1, CL2, and SL1 level (and lower

senior grades and juniors where requested). A significantly higher level of feedback for umpires was

maintained throughout the season. The UTC is extremely grateful to all who made themselves

available to assist. The growing willingness of umpires to seek each other out to discuss issues and

approaches to better umpiring is pleasing to see.

Hockey ACT JOEY Program - The JOEYS program (junior development) ran again in 2019. The U13/1

and U13/2 competitions for both boys and girls were officiated by two JOEY umpires and two on-field

mentors. The U15/1 and U18/1 competitions for both boys and girls were officiated by two JOEY

umpires and one off field mentor. The program was administered by Kirsty Reiter and Nicole Dos

Marcos and the UTC would like to express their deep gratitude for the efforts of both ladies

throughout the year. In total 68 junior umpires participated in the program for 2019. This number is

slightly below 2018.

Technical Officials -the UTC extended the appointment a match Technical Official to each CL1, CL2

and SL1 match in 2019. This highlighted the need for a greater number of qualified TOs to spread the

workload, and also the need to consider appointing at least one club person to assist until such time

as two qualified TOs are available for each match. Clock stopping/restarting/ handling suspensions

and bench management can overload one official.


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ACT Umpires at National or International Events

ACT Umpires and Technical Officials were appointed to a number of national championships and

international events during 2019. A list of completed appointments follows on the next page.

In closing, the UTC would like to congratulate all ACT umpiring and technical officials appointed to

international fixtures, Hockey One, national championships, regional championships, country

championships and other major fixtures. In addition, the UTC thanks the umpires that turn up to all

Hockey ACT fixtures, both senior and junior

I will be stepping down from the position of Chair in 2020 and on behalf of myself and the hockey

community I would like to thank members of the UTC for their support and hard work throughout the

year.

Mark McElligott

UTC Chair


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Official National and International Events October 2018 to December 2019 *U13 outdoor, Masters indoor, and AHL are the only events in 2018

Amy Spandler U18 outdoor

Bailey Davis U18 & U21 indoor; U18 & U21 outdoor

Branden Fitzsimmons U13 outdoor (2019)

Caitlyn Smith Masters indoor WC (Hong Kong); Masters (2018) & U13 indoor

Chloe Barton Masters indoor (2019)

Chloe Potts U18 outdoor

David Bridgford AHL 2019; Hockey One; U21 indoor Assistant Umpire Manager: U18 outdoor

Eligh Unwin U13 outdoor (2018 & 19)

Emily Caroll AHL 2019; Hockey One; Open indoor Assistant Umpire Manager: U21 indoor

Hannah Dix U13 indoor; U13 outdoor 2019

Ian Smith Masters indoor WC (Hong Kong); Masters (2018) indoor

Jay Blamey U15 & Masters outdoor

Jennifer Feltham Masters indoor (2019)

Joe Henstock Assistant Technical Delegate: Masters (2018) indoor

Kathy Firth Masters indoor (2019) Kelby Pointon U21 indoor

Kristy Robertson Indoor Asia Cup; AHL 2019; Hockey One; Open indoor Assistant Umpire Manager: U21 indoor

Madi Dooley U13 & Masters indoor (2018 & 2019); U13 outdoor (2019)

Matt Butters Masters outdoor

Michael McAlister Masters & U15 indoor; U13 outdoor (2018)

Michael Young Masters outdoor; Masters indoor (2019)

Michelle Vernon Masters indoor (2019)

Nathan Chambers Masters (2018) & U18 indoor; U18 & Masters outdoor Assistant Umpire Manager: U13 indoor

Rebecca Platten-Reynolds Masters indoor (2019)

Rebekah Gupte Technical Official: AHL (2019), U21 outdoor, Hockey One; AUS, IND, NZ tri series. Assistant Tournament Director: U15 outdoor

Sean Willis Masters indoor WC (Hong Kong); Masters indoor (2018)

Sharni Barton Masters indoor (2019)

Stefan Hese Open indoor

Stirling Sharpe AHL 2019; Hockey One; Open Indoor Umpire Manager: Masters (2018) & U21 indoor

Susan Ford Masters indoor (2018 & 2019); Masters outdoor Umpire Manager: U13 indoor

AUS, IND, NZ Tri Series Judges

Sam Barrett; Suzi Foley; Leanne Monfries; Lyn Munday; Toni Shawyer

Hockey One Judges Sam Barrett; Darrell Chambers; Bronwyn Heinrich; Leanne Monfries; Toni Shawyer


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Participation History

Outdoor

Mens

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

CL1 7 7 7 6 6 8 8 8 7 9 8

CL2 10 10 10 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

SL1 10 11 11 10 10 10 10 10 11 10 10

SL2 8 7 7 9 10 10 10 10 10 11 12

SL3 11 12 12 10 10 8 7 7 8 8 8

SL4 6 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

Midweek 11 10 10 8 9 7 7 6 4 4 5

Grass 6 6 6 5 4 - - - - - -

Total 69 71 71 64 66 60 59 58 57 59 60

Womens

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

CL1 8 8 8 9 8 9 10 10 9 10 10

CL2 12 11 11 11 10 10 10 10 8 8 8

SL1 13 11 12 11 10 10 10 10 12 12 14

SL2 10 11 12 11 10 11 11 12 12 12 14

SL3 8 8 8 9 6 7 8 10 12 12 10

SL4 7 6 6 5 5 6 6 10 8 8 7

SL5 7 - - - 5 5 5 - - - -

Grass - 6 5 5 3 - - - - - -

Total 65 61 62 61 57 58 60 62 61 62 63

Boys

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

U18/1 6 9 9 7 7 5 6 6 5 5 5

U18/2 5 3 5 5 6 7 6 4 6 7 6

U15/1 9 8 5 4 6 5 8 6 7 6 5

U15/2 6 4 4 6 4 6 4 6 4 5 5

U13/1 5 6 9 5 6 5 5 6 4 5 4

U13/2 4 4 - 4 8 6 7 6 5 4 6

U11/1 5 4 5 9 10 11 9# 6 6 5 8

U11/2 4 4 5 - - - - 4 4 6 5*

Total 44 42 42 40 47 45 45 44 41 43 44

Girls

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

U18/1 9 9 7 6 7 6 7 10 5 7 4

U18/2 9 9 10 10 8 9 7 6 8 6 8

U18/3 - - - - - - - - - - -

U15/1 7 8 8 7 7 6 7 5 8 6 6

U15/2 7 7 5 6 5 6 6 7 7 7 7

U13/1 12 10 8 7 6 5 6 8 5 4 4

U13/2 6 5 4 6 7 8 7 6 6 8 8

U11/1 6 6 4 6 12 7 13# 4 6 5 6

U11/2 6 5 6 4 - 6 - 6 8 6 5*

Total 62 59 52 52 52 53 53 52 53 50 48

Total

240 233 227 217 222 216 217 216 212 214 215

U11’s became an 8 per side competition in 2013 - team numbers should increase if player numbers remain equal. # U11 combined into one division and split during season into two divisions. *U11-2 became a mixed division with no ladders


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Indoor

Mens

08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 ‘19

Super 5 6 6 4 5 5 4 6 5 6 5 5

SL1 ** 6 4 4 4 7 7 7 6 6 7 9 -

Senior B 13 14 8 7 - - - - - - - -

Total 24 24 18 15 12 12 11 12 11 13 14

Women 08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 ‘19

Super 6 7 8 7 7 7 5 6 5 5 7 7

SL1 *** 7 9 9 8 7 9 14 10 11 10 9 -

Monday † 10 14 6 9 10 9 7 5 5 6 8 -

Thursday ‡ 10 11 14 11 11 13 12 14 14 14 14 -

#Sunday 6 6 9 9 5 9 5 5 6 4 4 -

Total 39 47 46 44 40 47 43 40 41 39 42

Boys

08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 ‘19

U18/1 6 7 7 7 6 7 6 7 7 6 4 -

U18/2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

U16/1 7 7 9 5 8 9 5 7 7 4 4 -

U16/2 - - - - - - - - - - - -

U14 8 8 8 5 5 7 8 6 6 7 7 -

U12 - 4 - 4 7 7 6 7 7 6 7 -

Total 21 26 24 21 26 30 25 27 27 23 22 -

Girls

08-09 09-10 10-11 11-12 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 18-19 ‘199 U18/1 8 8 9 5 6 7 6 9 9 5 7 -

U18/2 - 4 6 6 11 9 6 4 4 6 3 -

U16/1 6 6 5 9 4 6 5 5 5 8 3 -

U16/2 - - - - - - 6 6 6 2 5 -

U14/1 8 9 10 13 10 13 11 10 10 11 5 -

U14/2 6 -

U12/1 7 6 5 4 8 10 10 13 7 9 4 -

U12/2 ‖ - - - - - - - - 6 - 5 -

Total 29 33 35 37 39 45 44 47 47 41 37 -

Total

Total 113 130 123 117 117 134 123 126 126 116 115 12

* U18/2 and U16/1 combined competition

Indoor hockey was reduced from 6 per side to 5 per side for the 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 seasons

** Name changed from Senior A in 2015-16 season

*** Name Changed from Senior A in 2015-16 season

† Name Changed from Senior B in 2015-16 season

‡ Name Changed from Senior C in 2015-16 season

§ Name Changed from Senior D in 2015-16 season

‖ Second division added 2016-17 season


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Summer Twilight

Pre-Christmas 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Wednesday/Thursday 15 13 14 19 15 15 15 16

Sunday 29 24 28 24 29 24 26 21

Total 44 37 42 43 44 39 41 37

Post-Christmas

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Thursday 8 11 14 18 13 12 14 Sunday 18 21 17 16 22 18 17

J-Ball - - - - 19 35 20

Total 26 32 31 42 54 65 51

The 2018/19 Summer Twilight competitions were again well supported by both returning members

and new participants. There was a drop in overall participation for the pre-Christmas. However, HACT

continued to operate J-Ball. Following a successful year of operation with HACT the overall

participation numbers for post-Christmas numbers grew.

J-Ball is a product aimed at participants that have not played the game previously. J-Ball aims to

provide a social product that does not require equipment to be purchased or a prior knowledge of

rules, thus reducing the barriers to participation. The game is also played on a smaller field with the

ball kept within the field of play by small barriers. This allows for continuous play but still can be

enjoyed by people with levels of fitness.


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Hockey ACT Participation & Game Development Programs

Hockey ACT’s Participation and Game Development space greatly improved and expanded

throughout 2019. We experienced a steady and substantial increase in schools visited, community

events attended and holiday clinic participants throughout the year.

The greatest growth seen in 2019 was in the Hockey ACT schools program. In 2018, 1628 students

experienced hockey in their schools, some for first time. In 2019, this figure grew by over 200%, with

Hockey ACT’s Development Team delivering sessions at 29 schools, providing 3452 students with a

taste of the sport.

Our clubs’ Hookin2Hockey offerings remained steady, with equal year-on-year registrations across our

9 centers in Winter 2018 & 2019. Notable mentions to United with the expansion into their new

catchment of the Weston and Woden area, running sessions in Pearce throughout the winter season.

And Old Canberrans’ returning to its roots; moving from the Deakin playing fields to the Telopea Park

School grounds, to great success. Furthermore, two exciting Hookin2Hockey Carnivals were

successfully held during the year, bringing together all of the participants for a fun day of games and

skills.

This past year also saw the addition of one more Holiday Participation Skills Clinic, with an October

Indoor Clinic in 2019. It was taken up well by the Hockey ACT community along with all other clinics,

as seen by the registration numbers: April ‘19 Outdoor Skills Clinic (51 participants), July ‘19 Outdoor

Skills Clinic (37 participants) and October ’19 Indoor Skills Clinic (45 participants). Hockey ACT will look

to continue and expand the participation-based clinics, in a bid to bring in more keen participants,

both well-versed in hockey and those new to the game.

On the social scene, Urban Rec’s J-Ball continued along well, with consistent sessions throughout the

year. Averaging 6-8 teams per season, their numbers remained steady with no competition

cancellations due to low numbers.

All in all, 2019 was a strong year, and while great strides forward were made, Hockey ACT are always

looking for ways to expand our offerings and present hockey to the wider community. The

Participation and Game Development Team at Hockey ACT would like to send our thanks to all

volunteers, coaches, managers, club officials, administrators and schools that have assisted us in

2019, and we look forward to working with you all again to make 2020 bigger and better!

Nicole Jones & Jesse Beeson

Participation and Game Development

Hockey ACT


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Masters Reports

ACT Men’s Masters Report ACT Masters Hockey again recorded a successful year, continuing the same processes that have seen

us mature as an association over recent years. We are making significant progress towards our goal

of providing competition to older players who want to stay involved in the sport.

Our Monday night competition is close the capacity of the fields available, and our representative

teams provide our local players the opportunity to play at the highest level in their age group. It is

particularly gratifying to see players from the younger age groups keen to extend their involvement in

our sport and strive for Australian age based selection.

Administration

ACT Masters Hockey Inc is an incorporated association, administered by a Committee meeting

monthly to oversee our activities The AGM was held on 23 March 2019, electing the following

Committee 2019-20.

• President: Leo Clarke

• Vice President: Doug Dawson

• Secretary: Bob Parkes

• Treasurer: Warwick Bray

• Committee Members: Craig Johnston, Morris Trevethan, Derek Gawthorne, Clive Sear, Tony

Mumberson, John Michael, Ron Jackson, Mark McElligott, Ian Smith.

• Long-time Treasurer, Warwick Bray was awarded Life Membership of our Association at the

meeting.

Competition

The committee’s most significant operation is the Monday Night Masters competition, a 40 week

season divided into four quarters. The competition is well supported by our 394 members. While

the competition is arranged by the Men’s Masters, the competition welcomes both men and

women from Canberra and surrounding districts. In 2019 there were 22 teams participating in the

first quarter, 14 in quarters two and four, while the third quarter attracted 12 teams.

A key event in the Masters calendar was the Canberra Cup, this year supported by Hockey ACT

and Pick-up-Sticks. It is run over two days in March and is an important introduction to our culture

with teams from the Macarthur, Wagga, Goulburn and ACT Associations participating. ACT Gold

took out the Division 1 competition with Macarthur narrowly taking the second division from

Canberra Blue.

The Happy Hour of Hockey, played on Thursday afternoons enjoyed its third year of operation.

Each week a group of mostly retired people meet for an hour of social hockey followed by a

casual get together. The afternoon aims to keep players involved who have invested a lot of their

life in hockey. ACT Masters Hockey is grateful to Hockey ACT for their support of this program.

In 2019 we held our third charity event, appropriately called “LifeNight”. The night provides an

opportunity for both current and former players to get together socially and to contribute to local

charity organisations. This year we also included some hockey, with a mini-carnival between

Northsiders, Southsiders and the Outsiders competing for “Keeper of the Flame” Trophy. The

trophy is named in honour of Jack Thompson, a life member who was instrumental in getting


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Masters Hockey in Canberra off the ground. Old-timers remember the early days on the “beach”,

where games were followed by socializing around Jack’s flaming 44 gallon drum. We were proud

to have Jack’s family with us to present the Trophy to Northside. Importantly, three local charities

involved with men’s health received $600 each from the proceeds of the night.

Carnivals and Championships

NSW State Championships

Goulburn Masters have long been a part of the ACT Masters competition. Players from our

competition participate in age championship carnivals at a state level under the leadership of our

friends from Goulburn. This year players contested the over 40, 45, 50, 55 and 65’s age groups.

Australian Men’s’ Masters Hockey Championships 2019

The tournament was played over two weeks in Bunbury and Busselton in West Australia. The ACT

nominated seven teams in the following divisions: Over 35’s, 45’s, 55’s, 60’s div 1, and 60’s div 2,

65’s and 70’s.

All teams performed creditably without bringing home the trophies. The ACT continues to

nominate Masters teams well beyond our population size. A large part of that can be directly

attributed to the band of administrators, committee workers and team managers that make the

championships happen.

The following players were selected to represent Australia in the 2020 World Cup:

Division Players

O/35 Matt Hotchkis © Tim Deavin Glenn Turner

O/40 Micahel Rowell

O/45 Chris McCarthy Darren Williams

O/45 Shadow Matthew Hamilton Greg Paynter

O/50 Leon Philips

O/50 Shadow Andrew Bewick

O/60 Shadow Mark McElliott

O/65 Peter Shepherd

O/65 Shadow Dannie Camilleri Tom Karp

O/70 Denis Lovell

O/70 Shadow Steve Graham John Nicholas

O/75 Des Biddle Paul Boniface

O/75 Shadow Maurie Dobbin

Finances

The ACT Masters Hockey Association Inc. raises and controls its own financing through member

contributions and hard work from a few volunteers. The Association is an incorporated body and

in 2019 met the requirements of the Association Incorporated Act in terms of governance and

fiscal responsibility.

Leo Clarke

ACT Men’s Masters


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ACT Women’s Masters Report

Freda Bennett Carnival

The Freda Bennett Carnival is a round robin tournament that was held on Saturday the 2nd and Sunday the 3rd of March 2019. The tournament is played each year to give ladies over the age of 35 the opportunity to play against similar aged players, and caters for all skill levels.

In 2019, a total of 25 teams competed across three divisions.

Division 1 Division 2 - Pool A Division 2 - Pool B Division 3 – Pool A Division 3 – Pool B

A.I ANU Berry Girls Chicks with Sticks Central

Emoji's Bathurst Firebirds Help Gelz FSC Twisties

The Royals COWWS (Cranky Old Women With Sticks)

Hockettes Loners and Friends So What

Zebras In Honour Peaced Out Wests Whatevers 3

Odd Sox Spoons

Peaches Whatevers 1

Sydney Sharks

Division 1: At the completion of the round games, the division 1 final was played out between A.I and Zebras, with Zebras winning the Division 1 final. Congratulations also go to Jenny Feltham, winner of the Division 1 Player of the Tournament award.

Division 2: Due to the number of teams competing, Division 2 was split into two pools.

At the completion of the round games, 1st in Pool A (Sydney Sharks) versed 1st in Pool B (Firebirds) for the Final. Congratulations to Firebirds winners of Division 2.

Division 3: Due to the number of teams competing, division 3 was split into two pools.

At the end of round games and semis, 1st in Pool A (Helz Gelz) versed 1st in Pool B (FSC Twisties) for the Final. The final for Division 3 was won by Helz Gelz.

2019 Australian Women’s Masters Championships, Gold Coast

ACT Women’s Masters selected six teams to participate in the Australian Women’s Masters Championships held at the Gold Coast in September/October 2019. Teams competed in the Over 35’s, Over 40’s, Over 45’s, O50’s, O55's and Over 65’s divisions.

At the completion of the National Women’s Masters Championships, Australian Representative Teams were announced. ACT had 5 players/officials and 3 shadow players selected for the Masters World Cup in 2020.

Australian O35’s Australian O40’s Australian O50’s Australian O55’s

Shayne Buenobra - Shadow Sharni Barton Jenny Feltham (GK) Annie Ferguson

Kate O'Keefe – Shadow Reita Homes

Jess Bingley - Coach

Kim Addison - Shadow


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2019 Henstock Masters Indoor Carnival

In 2019 the ACT Women's Henstock Masters Indoor Carnival was held on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd of November 2019. The Carnival was divided into three divisions with 11 teams competing over all.

Division 1 Division 2 Division 3

50 Shades of Teal ANU Chicks with Sticks

Blue Steele COWWS (Cranky Old Women with Sticks)

COWWS (Cranky Old Women with Sticks)

Emojis Whatevers 1 Helz Gelz

Unicorns Zebras

Finals were held across all three divisions at the end of the round games with the following winners in each division: Division 1: The Division 1 final was between Blue Steel and Zebras, with Blue Steel coming away the winners. Congratulations to Kathy Firth, Player of the Tournament for Division 1.

Division 2: The Division 2 final was between ANU and Whatervers 1, with Whatevers 1 taking out the final. Congratulations to Amanda (Rowdy) White, Player of the Tournament for Division 2.

Division 3: The Division 3 final was between COWWS and Helz Gelz, and was won by Helz Gelz. Congratulations to Kylie Fyfe, Player of the Tournament for Division 3.

Acknowledgement

The ACT Women’s Masters Committee would like to thank all players, Officials, Coaches, Managers, non-officiating volunteers and Hockey ACT. It is due to the support and commitment from all the above parties that we have the ability to host and attend the three above-mentioned events each year. Lastly, thank you to the ACT Women’s Masters Committee and Sub-committees for all the work they do behind the scenes. It would not be possible to hold any of these events without their hard work and dedication.

ACT Women’s Masters Committee


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International Representatives

Outdoor

Hockeyroos Kookaburras

Edwina Bone Andrew Charter

Kalindi Commerford

National Development Squad National Junior Squad National Futures Group

Naomi Evans Talei Forrest Olivia Martin

Tina Taseska Ben Staines Emily Robson

Laura Gray Jake Staines Davis Atkin

James Day Niranjan Gupte Jay Macdonald Anand Gupte

Aaron Knight

Women's NTC Side Men's Australia A Series vs India Sultan of Johor Cup

Tina Taseska James Day Aaron Knight

Talei Forrest

Anand Gupte

Indoor National Representatives

Opens U21 U18

Troy Sutherland Taylor Thomson Helen Legg

Jeremy Hopkins (Shadow) Aleisha Price Zanthe Sheargold

Lewis Shepherd (Shadow) Jake Staines Connaigh Whitaker

Brendan Hill (Shadow)

Summer Sutherland

(Shadow) Alanah Jansen (Shadow) Lachlan Norberg (Shadow)


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Umpire and Technical Official Representatives

Masters Indoor World Cup - Hong Kong

Caitlyn Smith Sean Willis

Ian Smith

Indoor Asian Cup

Kristy Robertson

AUS/IND/NZ Tri-Series

Technical Official

Rebekah Gupte

Judges

Sam Barrett Lyn Munday

Suzi Foley Toni Shawyer

Leanne Monfries


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Hockey One Canberra Chill

The Sultana Bran Hockey One League is Australia’s new national league hockey, with the introduction

of the Canberra Chill – the ACT’s newest franchise. The Lakers and Strikers have been merged to form

one large male and female squad playing under one team name. All teams in the competition hosted

at least three home games with finals being determined by the highest finishing female team. Each

team were only able to select 14 players for each round game, limiting the amount of games

accumulated by the players.

Canberra Chill - Men

The 2019 Canberra Chill Men attempted built on their positive performances in 2018 to move into the

new Hockey One League. Three Japanese imports (including two returning athletes) boosted the team

along with two debutants. The boys had a tough start to the season but finished strong to finish just

outside the top 4, in fifth spot.

Name 2019 Matches

AHL/Hockey One Matches

2019 Goals

AHL/Hockey One Goals

Garry Backhus 6 87 4 16

Andrew Charter 6 68 0 GK

Josh Chivers 1 17 0 0

Owen Chivers 5 11 0 0

Daniel Conroy 6 18 2 3

James Day 6 42 1 8

Kentaro Fukuda 5 5 2 2

Anand Gupte 2 8 0 0

Jamie Hawke 4 9 2 3

Brendan Hill 0 11 0 GK

James Jewell 4 25 0 2

Aaron Kershaw 6 62 1 15

Aaron Knight 2 10 0 0

Jay Macdonald 5 5 0 0

Lewis McLennan 1 3 0 0

Kazuma Murata 6 12 0 0

Lewis Shepherd 1 21 0 3

Ben Staines 6 30 1 4

Jake Staines 6 30 4 8

Manabu Yamashita 6 12 0 0

• Coach – Peter Morgan

• Assistant Coach – Seyi Onitiri

• Manager – Laura Westhorpe

• Physiotherapist – Jim Zouch


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Canberra Chill Men Results

Match Final Score

Round 1 Canberra Chill vs Brisbane Blaze 1-4 Loss

Round 2 Canberra Chill vs NSW Pride 0-7 Loss

Round 3 Canberra Chill vs Perth Thundersticks 3-3 (3-0 SO) Win

Round 4 Canberra Chill vs HC Melbourne 5-10 Loss

Round 5 Canberra Chill vs Tassie Tigers 2-6 Loss

Round 6 Canberra Chill vs Adelaide Fire 6-4 Win


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Canberra Chill - Women

The 2019 Canberra Chill Women were looking to build on their successful third place finish in 2018 to

move into the Hockey One League with momentum. The Women’s team had nine debutants that all

played at least one game in the tournament showing the depth of the squad, as well as having three

Japanese imports and the return of our British import. The Canberra Chill Women played their finest

hockey in front of a home crowd where they won all three games. The women finished fourth which

gave them a finals birth, where they lost to HC Melbourne in shoot-outs. Sakiyo Asano (Japanese

Import) was named Player of the Tournament.

Name 2019 Matches

AHL/Hockey One Matches

2019 Goals

AHL/Hockey One Goals

Sakiyo Asano 7 7 0 GK

Meredith Bone 6 62 0 9

Edwina Bone 2 86 0 5

Kalindi Commerford 3 39 0 2

Samantha Economos 6 44 0 1

Mikayla Evans 3 10 1 1

Naomi Evans 7 76 5 23

Anna Flanagan 6 85 0 15

Talei Forrest 0 3 0 GK

Sophie Gaughan 7 13 0 2

Yui Ishibashi 5 5 0 0

Rebecca Lee 7 19 0 0

Olivia Martin 5 5 0 0

Rebecca Middleton 5 11 0 2

Shihori Oikawa 7 7 1 1

Brooke Peris 3 3 0 0

Aleisha Price 3 3 0 0

Jess Smith 4 29 0 3

Tina Taseska 5 51 0 1

Taylor Thomson 2 2 0 0

Emily Robson 4 4 0 0

Lucy Balfour 1 1 0 0

• Coach – Ian Rutledge

• Assistant Coach – Paul Sureda

• Manager – Laura Westhorpe

• Physiotherapist – Matt Rodgers


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Canberra Chill Women Results

Match Final Score

Round 1 Canberra Chill vs Brisbane Blaze 2-2 (3-2 SO) Win

Round 2 Canberra Chill vs NSW Pride 2-1 Win

Round 3 Canberra Chill vs Perth Thundersticks 1-1 (0-1 SO) Loss

Round 4 Canberra Chill vs HC Melbourne 0-2 Loss

Round 5 Canberra Chill vs Tassie Tigers 2-1 Win

Round 6 Canberra Chill vs Adelaide Fire 0-4 Loss

Semi Final Canberra Chill vs HC Melbourne 1-1 (0-1 SO) Loss


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ACT Representatives

Outdoor

U13 Boys – Hobart

Aiden Hellyer James Taylor Mehar Johal

Cameron Brick Jesse Raymond Monty Green

Harry Skelly Lachlan Hopkins Peter Crossman

Isaac Quade Logan Monahan Samuel McGregor

Jake McCarthy Makhaya Hogg Zack dos Santos

James Quade Max Flynn Blake Dooley

U13 Girls – Hobart

Kaylah Read Sophie Imhoff Ruby Sheargold

Jessica Latham Mikayla Kemp Yasmeen Sidhu

Layla Bettiol Emma Lamont Emily Staples

Sophie Bolton Claudia Lamont Isla Syrek

Hayley Fisher Jessica Lemon Ava Wilton

Alicia Hollands Kaidey O'Connor Hayley Freebody

U15 Boys - Narellan

Jye Bashford Ryan Dooley Jye Rajen

Dylan Brick Alex Green Mehdi Rizvi

Jesse Croker Boyd Heidrich Joshua Skelly

Campbell Cull Darcy MacDonald Ben Slater

Max Curry Jack McEntee Griffin Stuckey

Reimer De Graeff Brayden Mulrooney** Mathew Young


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U15 Girls – Narellan

Meg Baxter Monique Hilborn Keira Polmanteer

Annika Bettiol Sophie Hughes Ella Ruiz

Courtney Booth Eliza Kemp Alyssa Smith

Imogen Dorsett Sophia Lemon Sophie Tindale

Hannah Dyce-Carter Phillipa Lendrum Katie Williams

Lauren Hancock Alannah McCarthy Lauren Yee

U18 Men’s Team – Hobart

Davis Atkin

Sullivan Bacchus

Josh Carter

Aiden Dooley

Shaun Flannagan

Finn Heygi

Finn Leonard

Adam Long

Jay MacDonald

Zac McGregor

Matthew McKenzie

Ethan Plenty

Aiden Smith

Ben Stewart

Luke Syrek

Anthony Thomas

George Vahey

Connaigh Whittaker

U18 Women’s Team – Hobart

Emma Baxter Olivia Holgate Taylor McNiven

Samantha Bowles Hayley Hutchinson Laura Monterosso

Jessica Brady Lucy Jalland Emily Robson

Ashling Donnely Caitlin Jones Skye Sutton

Madeline Dooley Riley Lane Rhianne Dingley

Sarah Haines Olivia Martin Kirsten Taylor


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U21 Men’s Team - Lismore

Alex Jansen Hrishi Goradia Harry Deane

Kieran Hammond Lewis McLennan Aaron Knight

Brady Deaton Davis Atkin Oscar Smart

Matthew Neeson Jay Macdonald Liam Daley

Anand Gupte George Vahey Adam Crowther

Noah Erdeljac Jacob McGregor Connaigh Whitaker

U21 Women’s Team – Lismore

Talei Forrest Emily Robinson Alex Hoffman

Lauren Freeman Olivia Martin Isabella Suleski

Taylor Thompson Claudia Apps Harriet Ochsenbein

Macey Sutherland Madieline Dooley Shimona Albuquerque

Breanne Runge Zanthe Sheargold Natalie Lynch

Grace Ronnfeldt Helen Legge


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Indoor

U13 Boys – Goulburn

Cameron Brick Monty Green Samuel McGregor

Ryan Dooley Aiden Hellyer Aidan Tscharke

Joshua Evans Amaru Ley Peter Crossman

William Galley

U13 Girls – Goulburn

Layla Bettiol Samantha Read Isla Syrek

Imogen Dorsett Ruby Sheargold Mikayla von Renouard

Lauren Hancock Alyssa Smith Zoe Wilson

Claudia Lamont


Jesse Absolom Aiden Dooley Jayden Mills

Jye Bashford Alexander Green Benjamin Neeson

Dylan Brick Mark Haines Jye Rajen

Joshua Carter Fin Hegyi Aidan Smith


Ruth Legge Laura Monterosso Lauren Yee

Emmie Searl Courtney Booth Lily Bray

Annie Burgess Lucy Jalland Kristen Taylor (GK)

Georgia Staines Olivia Holgate Alyssa Smith (GK)


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Davis Atkins Matt McKenzie George Vahey

Tom Brightling Lachlan Norberg Connaigh Whitaker

Fin Leonard Ethan Plenty Edward York

Zac McGregor Anthony Thomas


Emma Baxter Alanah Jansen Kaelan Read

Jayde Della Caitlin Jones Zanthe Sheargold

Ashling Donnelly Riley Lane Summer Sutherland

Madeline Dooley Helen Legge Skye Sutton

U21 Men – Goulburn

Nick Patton Davis Atkin Tom Brightling

Alex Jansen Lachlan Norberg Thomson Stuckey

Jake Staines George Vahey Brady Deaton

Ben Staines Lachlan Lewis

U21 Women – Goulburn

Tahlia Constance Mikayla Evans Aleisha Price

Isobel Cowell Asta Johnson Zanthe Sheargold

Ash Deacon Helen Legge Taylor Thomson

Holly Evans Amelia Monfries Sarah White


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Open Men - Goulburn

Matthew Hotchkis Troy Sutherland Andrew Tomadini

Brendan Hill James Day Jeremy Hopkins

Glen Turner Seyi Onitiri Malcolm Beer

Lewis Sheperd Garry Backhus Angus Allan

Open Women – Goulburn

Sass Economos Rebecca Lee Sarah White

Jess Smith Kelby Pointon Aleisha Price

Peta Sutherland Reita Holmes Courtney Hogan

Meredith Bone Taylor Thomson


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Emerging Talent Squad (ETS)

The Hockey ACT ETS Program is aimed at athletes that Hockey ACT believe have the potential to

progress their hockey to a level deserving of a Full Scholarship with the ACT Academy of Sport within

2-4 years, and also the potential to be nationally identified in the future. The program is selective and

selections are been based on past performances and potential to progress.

Athletes within the HACT ETS Program will be afforded the following development opportunities and

benefits:

• Access to on pitch training sessions

• Access to Strength and Conditioning sessions

• Access to Educational Sessions such as Nutrition, Psychology and Personal Excellence where

available

• Physiological Testing conducted by ACT Academy of Sport staff

• Access to additional training and competition opportunities as they arise

ETS Squad

Girls Boys Goalkeepers

Emma Baxter Jesse Absolom Minnie Arnold

Courtney Booth Sullivan Bacchus Rhianne Dingley

Megan Bowles Dylan Brick Lauren Freeman

Samantha Bowles Josh Carter Mark Haines

Madeline Dooley Max Curry Kieran Hammond

Sarah Haines Aidan Dooley Sophia Lemon

Olivia Holgate Alex Green Daniel Lowe

Chloe Ives Fin Hegyi Kirsten Taylor

Lucy Jalland Adam Long Anthony Thomas

Helen Legge Darcy Macdonald

Philipa Lendrum Matthew Mackenzie

Taylor McNiven Zac McGregor

Laura Monterosso Aiden Smith

Keria Polmanteer Luke Syrek

Zanthe Sheargold George Vahey

Lauren Yee Connaigh Whitaker


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Hockey ACT Awards 2019

General Awards

Central Trophy Awarded to the women’s club with the best results throughout the season taking into account the performance of all their teams

St Patricks

Waratah Shield Awarded to the men’s club with the best results throughout the season taking into account the performance of all their teams

Western Districts

Bill Weidner Trophy Awarded to the volunteer who contributes a significant amount to the administration of all aspects of Hockey ACT competitions

Deb Mackenzie

Coca Cola Bottler Award Recognises a female under the age of 21 who has significantly contributed to hockey in the ACT on and off the field

Helen Legge

Chris Rawlinson Memorial Shield Recognises a male under the age of 21 who has significantly contributed to hockey in the ACT on and off the field

Anand Gupte

David Webb Memorial Shield Recognises a male under the age of 18 who has significantly contributed to hockey in the ACT on and off the field

Jay Macdonald

Sue Watt Trophy Awarded to the junior female umpire who contributed the most to umpiring throughout the season

Madeline Dooley

Female Umpire of the Year Trophy Awarded to the umpire in Hockey ACT who in the opinion of the Umpiring and Technical Committee, has umpired at a consistently high standard throughout the season

Emily Carroll

Keith Harding Memorial Trophy Awarded to the junior male umpire who contributed the most throughout the season

Eligh Unwin

Jim Gallagher Trophy Awarded to the umpire in Hockey ACT who in the opinion of the Umpiring and Technical Committee is the most outstanding umpire throughout the season

Stirling Sharpe

Hockey Shop Award Awarded to the most outstanding player at the Australian Under 21 Women’s Championships

Talei Forrest


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Gallagher Shield Awarded to the most outstanding player at the Australian Under 18 Men’s Championship

Davis Atkin

Lyn Rippon Award Awarded to the most outstanding player at the Australian Under 18 Women’s Championship

Emily Robson

Ted Holmes Trophy Awarded to the most outstanding player at the Australian Under 21 Men’s Championships

Aaron Knight

ACTAS "Power of Potential" Award Awarded to the male hockey player within the ACT Academy of Sport who has demonstrated that greatest commitment, dedication and contribution to the Academy program and is developing rapidly towards the aims and aspirations of an elite athlete

Jay Macdonald

ACTAS "Power of Potential" Award Awarded to the female hockey player within the ACT Academy of Sport who has demonstrated that greatest commitment, dedication and contribution to the Academy program and is developing rapidly towards the aims and aspirations of an elite athlete

Talei Forrest

JR Fraser Trophy Awarded to the most improved player in the women’s Capital League 1 competition who is selected on a vote by nominations from Capital League 1 coaches

Olivia Martin

Most Improved CL1 Men Awarded to the most improved player in the men’s Capital League 1 competition who is selected on a vote by nominations from Capital League 1 coaches

Jay Macdonald

Peta Gallagher Trophy Awarded to the leading goal scorer throughout the season in women’s Capital League 1

Catriona Bailey-Price

Deane McLennan Trophy Awarded to the leading goal scorer throughout the season in men’s Capital League 1

Ben Staines & Lewis Shepherd

Peter McNally Memorial Trophy Awarded to the CL1 men’s goal keeper of the year

Brendan Hill

Peter McNally Memorial Trophy Awarded to the CL1 women’s goal keeper of the year

Talei Forrest


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Errol Bill Coach of the Year Award Awarded to the women’s first grade coach of the year as voted by their peers

Terry Evans

J.E.S MacKinnon Coach of the Year Award Awarded to the men’s first grade coach of the year as voted by their peers

Luke Spokes

McKay Medal Awarded to the best and fairest player in the women’s first grade competition as voted by club representatives after each game on a 5,3,1 points system

Tina Taseska

Brophy Medal Awarded to the best and fairest player in the men’s first grade competition as voted by club representatives after each game on a 5,3,1 points system

Ben Staines

Hockey ACT Teams of the Year 2019

Men’s Team of the Year 2019 Women’s Team of the Year 2019

Goalkeeper Daniel McPherson Goalkeeper Talei Forrest

Left Back James Jewell Left Back Shelley Watson Right Back Jay Macdonald Right Back Kate Gilmore

Left Half Thomson Stuckey Left Half Rebecca Lee

Right Half Tim Black Right Half Samantha Economos Centre Half Ben Staines Centre Half Tina Taseska

Centre Forward Glenn Turner Centre Forward Catriona Bailey-Price

Left Inner Garry Backhus Left Inner Sophie Gaughan

Right Inner Jake Staines Right Inner Jessica Smith

Right Wing Aaron Knight Right Wing Ellie Toole

Left Wing Lewis Shepherd Left Wing Mikayla Evans


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Brophy Medal History

This award was created in 1961 and named in honour of the Association’s long serving President Mr

James Brophy. Jim Brophy first became involved in hockey in the early 1940’s and served as President

of the ACT Hockey Association from 1944 to 1964. It is interesting to note that Jim Brophy never

played hockey and was never affiliated with any hockey club, but wrote the game reports each

Saturday for the Canberra Times right up until his death in 1969.

The Brophy Medal is awarded to the player who is the competition’s best and fairest with points

awarded on a 5, 3, 1 system for best and fairest on field at the end of each game.

Year Name Year Name

1961 Jim Gallagher 1992 Troy Dooley

1962 Graham Walker 1993 Glen Kingston

1963 Tom Boag 1994 Stephen Carter

1964 Terry Deane 1995 Jason Hart

1965 Errol Bill 1996 Phil Smith 1966 Don Piper 1997 Michael York

1967 Dave Lowrey 1998 Ben Bishop

1968 John MacKinnon 1999 Adam Castro

1969 Michael Edwards 2000 Brendan Colquhoun 1970 Graham Reid 2001 Jonathan Stebbings

1971 John MacKinnon 2002 Ben Bishop

1972 John MacKinnon 2003 Anthony Farry 1973 Rod Maddock 2004 Seyi Onitiri

1974 John MacKinnon 2005 Russell Cornish

1975 Chris Powell 2006 Matthew Hotchkis 1976 John MacKinnon 2007 Matthew Hotchkis

1977 Graham Fawns 2008 Seyi Onitiri

1978 Peter Shands 2009 Daniel Hotchkis

1979 Chris Powell 2010 Daniel Hotchkis

1980 Alan Kercher 2011 Daniel Hotchkis

1981 Barry Rodwell 2012 Adam Baxter

1982 Chris Powell 2013 Todd Devlin

1983 Chris Powell 2014 James Day

1984 Peter Legge-Wilkinson 2015 Aaron Kershaw

1985 Russell McCaskie 2016 Aaron Kershaw

1986 Peter Legge-Wilkinson 2017 Aaron Kershaw 1987 Peter Shea 2018 Daniel Cleary

1988 Andrew Deane 2019 Ben Staines

1989 Patrick Price 1990 Graeme Thompson

1991 David Carter


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McKay Medal History

This award was instituted in 1992 and named after Heather McKay (nee Blundell). Heather was born

in Queanbeyan and began playing hockey at a young age with her sisters. She then took up squash to

keep fit for hockey. She was a member of the formidable women’s first grade team, the Evergreens

who won 10 premierships from 1955-1967. She was regarded as one of the greatest female player’s

in the history of Squash, and possibly Australia's greatest-ever sportswoman. She was undefeated in

competitive squash matches between 1962 and 1981 and won the British Women’s Squash

Championship a record 16 times. In addition to her National representative career in Squash, she was

selected as a member of the Australian Women's Hockey Team in 1967 and 1971 and maintains her

competitive spirit these days on the tennis court.

The McKay Medal is awarded to the player who is the competition’s best and fairest. Points are

awarded based on a 5, 3, 1 system for best and fairest on field at the end of each game.

Year Name

1992 Janine Bradley (Muir)

1993 Di Lilley 1994 Michelle Michie (Court)

1995 Chris Forostenko

1996 Melinda Ford

1997 Kate Stebbings (MacKinnon) - Chris Dobson

1998 Peta MacKinnon (Gallagher)

1999 Jenny Gould (Bill)

2000 Lorelle Morrissey

2001 Ursula Sureda (Ditton) 2002 Lorelle Morrissey

2003 Sarah Cornish

2004 Alicia Thornton (Paul)

2005 Peta MacKinnon (Gallagher)

2006 Ursula Sureda (Ditton)

2007 Nicole Arrold 2008 Kyralee Bunt (Urquhart)

2009 Sam Ellis

2010 Sam Ellis

2011 Edwina Bone

2012 Emma Taylor

2013 Shelley Watson 2014 Naomi Evans

2015 Tina Taseska

2016 Millie Monfries, Tina Taseska, Shelley Watson

2017 Jessica Smith

2018 Catriona Bailey-Price 2019 Tina Taseska


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Waddell Medal History The Waddell Medal is awarded to the best and fairest player in the Men’s Super Indoor competition.

Points are awarded to players after each game on a 3, 2, 1 system.

Year Name Year Name

1979/1980 Trevor Duncan 1999/2000 Graeme McLennan

1980/1981 Ross McIntosh 2000/2001 Graeme McLennan

1981/1982 David Barnard 2001/2002 Not Awarded

1982/1983 Ross McIntosh 2002/2003 Andrew Fitzpatrick

1983/1984 Chris Powell 2003/2004 Anthony Farry

1984/1985 Peter Morgan 2004/2005 Matthew Hotchkis

1985/1986 Ross McIntosh 2005/2006 Andrew Tomadini

1986/1987 Andrew Deane 2006/2007 Simon Baker-Finch

1987/1988 Wayne Steele 2007/2008 Andrew Tomadini

1988/1989 Andrew Deane 2008/2009 Adam Baxter - Matthew Hotchkis

1989/1990 Trevor Duncan 2009/2010 Luke MacKinnon 1990/1991 Andrew Aldons 2010/2011 Adam Baxter

1991/1992 Bruce Barnard 2011/2012 Matthew Hotchkis

1992/1993 Ross Norwood 2012/2013 Tristan Kearns

1993/1994 Graeme McLennan 2013/2014 Garry Backhus – Stuart Shepherd

1994/1995 Wayne King 2014/2015 Andrew Tomadini

1995/1996 Peter McNally – Steven O’Connor O’ConnorO’CO’Connor

2015/2016 Matthew Hotchkis

1996/1997 Anthony Farry 2016/2017 Garry Backhus

1997/1998 Anthony Farry – Adam Castro 2017/2018 Ben Staines

1998/1999 Robert Lacey 2018/2019 Matthew Hotchkis

Women’s Indoor Best and Fairest History The Women’s Indoor Medal is awarded to the best and fairest player in the Women’s Super Indoor

competition. Points are awarded to players after each game on a 3, 2, 1 system.

Year Name Year Name

1999/2000 Lyn Wilson 2009/2010 Nat Pastro

2000/2001 Miriam Bankovsky 2010/2011 Danielle Lyons

2001/2002 Ursula Ditton 2011/2012 Shelley Watson Shell 2002/2003 Jo Duck 2012/2013 Shelley Watson

2003/2004 Ursula Ditton 2013/2014 Tanya Hayes

2004/2005 Jen Ivansson 2014/2015 Kizziah Plumb

2005/2006 Peta Gallagher 2015/2016 Ellie Lyons

2006/2007 Jen Rowe 2016/2017 Kelby Pointon

2007/2008 Ashling Williams 2017/2018 Peta MacKinnon (Gallagher)

2008/2009 Jen Rowe 2018/2019 Tonina Staunton


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First Grade Men Premiership Trophy (Hill Trophy) Year Team Year Team Year Team

1929 Kingston 1960 Waratah 1991 Old Canberrans

1930 Kingston 1961 Central 1992 Old Canberrans

1931 Kingston 1962 St Patrick’s 1993 Old Canberrans



1934 Kingston 1965 Central 1996 Central

1935 Kingston 1966 Central 1997 United

1936 Kingston 1967 St Patrick’s 1998 Central

1937 Kingston 1968 Central 1999 United

1938 Barton 1969 Barton 2000 United

1939 Old Canberrans 1970 United 2001 United

1940 Old Canberrans 1971 Central 2002 Central

1941 Old Canberrans 1972 Barton 2003 United

1942 No Competition 1973 United 2004 Central

1943 No Competition 1974 St Patrick’s 2005 Western Districts

1944 No Competition 1975 Central 2006 Western Districts

1945 Barton 1976 United 2007 Western Districts

1946 Old Canberrans 1977 Barton 2008 Central

1947 Northern Suburbs 1978 Central 2009 Central

1948 Old Canberrans 1979 United 2010 Central

1949 Old Canberrans 1980 St Patrick’s 2011 Old Canberrans



1952 Old Canberrans 1983 St Patrick’s 2014 Central

1953 Northern Suburbs 1984 St Patrick’s 2015 Central

1954 Barton 1985 ANU 2016 Central

1955 Waratah 1986 Central 2017 Goulburn

1956 Waratah 1987 St Patrick’s 2018 Western Districts

1957 Central 1988 Old Canberrans 2019 Western Districts

1958 Central 1989 ANU 2021

1959 Central 1990 ANU


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First Grade Women Premiership History (Judith Larkins Shield) Year Team Year Team Year Team

1929 Nomads 1960 Evergreens 1991 St Patrick’s

1930 Boronia's 1961 Evergreens 1992 University Of Canberra

1931 Boronia's 1962 Evergreens 1993 Western Districts

1932 Boronia's 1963 (Final Cancelled) 1994 University Of Canberra

1933 Kingston 1964 University 1995 United

1934 Kingston 1965 Evergreens 1996 United

1935 Telopea 1966 Evergreens 1997 ANU

1936 Kingston 1967 Evergreens 1998 Western Districts

1937 Kingston 1968 Regals 1999 ANU

1938 Boronia's 1969 Queanbeyan 2000 St Patrick’s

1939 Boronia's 1970 Queanbeyan 2001 St Patrick’s

1940 Hall 1971 Queanbeyan 2002 St Patrick’s

1941 Boronia's 1972 Western Districts 2003 St Patrick’s

1942 Ex Students 1973 Central 2004 Central

1943 Ex Students 1974 Western Districts 2005 United

1944 Ex Students 1975 Western Districts 2006 St Patrick’s

1945 St Christophers 1976 Central 2007 University Of Canberra

1946 St Christophers 1977 Queanbeyan & Wests

2008 University Of Canberra



1949 St Christophers 1980 Wanders 2011 University Of Canberra

1950 Ex Students 1981 Belconnen 2012 Old Canberrans

1951 Ex Students 1982 Barton and Royals 2013 St Patrick’s

1952 Ex Students 1983 Belconnen 2014 St Patrick’s

1953 Ex Students 1984 ANU 2015 Tuggeranong Vikings

1954 Thistles 1985 United 2016 St Patrick’s

1955 Evergreens 1986 United 2017 Tuggeranong Vikings

1956 Evergreens 1987 ANU 2018 ANU 1957 Evergreens 1988 ANU 2019 ANU 1958 Evergreens 1989 St Patrick’s

1959 Ex Students 1990 ANU


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Waratah Shield History The men’s club championship trophy, the Waratah Shield, is awarded on the basis of the best average

performance across all grades in the senior competitions including Capital League, State League and

Canberra Cup. The 2019 champion club is Western Districts Hockey Club.

2019 Results

Year Team Year Team Year Team

1955 Barton 1977 ANU 1999 ANU

1956 Waratah 1978 ANU 2000 Central

1957 Presbyterian 1979 ANU 2001 ANU

1958 St Patrick’s 1980 ANU 2002 ANU


1960 St Patrick’s 1982 ANU 2004 Central

1961 St Patrick’s 1983 ANU 2005 University of Canberra

1962 St Patrick’s 1984 ANU 2006 Western Districts

1963 St Patrick’s 1985 ANU 2007 Old Canberrans



1966 Barton 1988 ANU 2010 Old Canberrans





1971 Barton 1993 ANU 2015 University of Canberra

1972 St Patrick’s 1994 ANU 2016 University of Canberra

1973 Barton 1995 ADFA 2017 Western Districts



1976 Central 1998 ANU

Team Result

Wests 73.9%

Queanbeyan Utd 63.3%

Central 63.0% Uni of Canberra 58.9%

ANU 55.0%

Old Canberrans 54.1%

St Pats 54.1%

Goulburn 53.0% ADFA 52.1%

Belconnen 50.3%

United 50.1%

Albury 50.0%

Masters 50.0% NC Eagles 50.0%


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Central Trophy History The women’s club championship, the Central Trophy, is awarded on the basis of the best average

performance across all grades in the senior competitions including Capital League and State League.

The 2019 champion club is St Patrick’s Hockey Club.

2019 Results

Team Result

St Pats 64.0%

ANU 61.7%

Tuggeranong 61.0%

Time Travellers 60.7%

Central 58.0%

Uni of Canberra 56.2%

Old Canberrans 55.3%

ADFA 55.3%

United 54.8%

Valleys 52.2%

NC Eagles 51.7%

Albury 50.0%

Goulburn 50.0%

Queanbeyan Utd 50.0%

Wests 50.0%


1973 Central 1989 Central 2005 Central

1974 Central 1990 ANU 2006 ANU

1975 Central 1991 Queanbeyan 2007 St Patrick’s

1976 Western Districts

1992 University of Canberra 2008 St Patrick’s

1977 Panthers 1993 Central 2009 Old Canberrans

1978 Panthers 1994 Central 2010 St Patrick’s

1979 Panthers 1995 Queanbeyan Rebels 2011 St Patrick’s

1980 Panthers 1996 Western Districts 2012 Tuggeranong Vikings

1981 Central 1997 University of Canberra 2013 Tuggeranong Vikings

1982 Central 1998 St Patrick’s 2014 Tuggeranong Vikings

1983 Central 1999 Queanbeyan United 2015 Tuggeranong Vikings

1984 United 2000 St Patrick’s 2016 Central

1985 St Patrick’s 2001 Old Canberrans 2017 St Patrick’s

1986 Daramalan 2002 Central 2018 St Patrick’s

1987 CCAE 2003 Central 2019 St Patrick’s

1988 Central 2004 Central


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Martin Cup History The Martin Cup is awarded to the champion junior boys club. This award is calculated considering the

number of points that each team could have achieved throughout the season and how many points

were achieved. Also taken into account is the number of teams that a club has entered in the

competition. The 2019 champion club is St Patricks Hockey Club.

Placing Team Result Placing Team Result

1 St Patrick's 56% 7 NCE 40%

2 Wests 53% 8 Central 39%

3 QUHC 52% 9 Daramalan 38%

4 TVHC 49% 10 United 34%

5 Uni Juniors 48% 11 Marist 17%

6 Canberra Grammar 43%

Year Team Year Team

2003 Central 2012 Western Districts

2004 Valleys 2013 United

2005 Marist College 2014 Tuggeranong Vikings

2006 St Patrick’s 2015 Tuggeranong Vikings

2007 St Patrick’s 2016 Tuggeranong Vikings

2008 St Patrick’s 2017 Central

2009 St Patrick’s 2018 Central

2010 St Patrick’s 2019 St Patricks

2011 Tuggeranong Vikings


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Val King Cup History The Val King Cup is awarded to the champion junior girls club. This award is calculated considering the

number of points that each team could have achieved throughout the season and how many points

were achieved. Also taken into account is the number of teams that a club has entered in the

competition. The 2019 champion club is St Patricks Hockey Club

Placing Team Result Placing Team Result

1 St Patrick's 65% 7 OCHC 30%

2 Uni Juniors 55% 8 Daramalan 22%

3 Central 52% 9 NCE 15%

4 TVHC 30% 10 Canberra Grammar 23%

5 United 31% 11 Wests 13%

6 Girls Grammar 18%


2003 United 2009 Old Canberrans 2015 North Wests

2004 Queanbeyan 2010 Tuggeranong Vikings 2016 Tuggeranong Vikings

2005 Queanbeyan 2011 Old Canberrans 2017 Old Canberrans

2006 Tuggeranong Vikings 2012 Tuggeranong Vikings 2018 Central

2007 Tuggeranong Vikings 2013 Tuggeranong Vikings 2019 St Patricks

2008 Old Canberrans 2014 Old Canberrans


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Outdoor Competition Results

Men

Grand Finals

CL1: Western Districts Defeated Central: 4-1

Umpires: Stirling Sharpe and Bailey Davis

CL2: Western Districts Defeated United 3-1

Umpires: Matt Butters and Eligh Unwin

SL1: OCHC defeated Central: 2-1

Umpires: Sean Willis and Michael Young

SL2: Central defeated QUHC: 4-1

Umpires: Michael McAlister and Branden

Fitsimmons

SL3: Central Defeated QUHC: 2-2 (Shootouts 3-0)

Umpires: Gerard Evans and Jackson Leckie

SL4: St Patricks Defeated QUHC: 0-0 (Shootouts 2-

0)

Umpires: Tony Smith and Ian Smith

Men’s Competition Ladders

CL1 Men P W D L F B F A D P WR

Wests 21 18 0 3 0 0 87 19 68 54 86.0%

Central 21 15 2 4 0 0 77 30 47 47 75.0%

Goulburn 21 15 0 6 0 0 101 37 64 45 71.0%

OCHC 21 10 3 8 0 0 65 51 14 33 52.0%

United 21 8 2 11 0 0 61 66 -5 26 41.0%

Albury 21 8 1 12 0 0 46 66 -20 25 40.0%

St Patrick's 21 3 1 17 0 0 27 80 -53 10 16.0%

ANU 21 2 1 18 0 0 22 137 -115 7 11.0%

CL2 Men P W D L F B F A D P WR

Wests 21 21 0 0 0 0 112 18 94 63 100.0%

UCHC 21 14 1 6 0 0 65 40 25 43 68.0%

St Patrick's 21 11 4 6 0 0 57 46 11 37 59.0%

United 21 10 2 9 0 0 60 50 10 32 51.0%

Central 21 8 4 9 0 0 36 52 -16 28 44.0%

TVHC 21 4 4 13 0 0 26 71 -45 16 25.0%

OCHC 21 3 4 14 0 0 32 58 -26 13 21.0%

ANU 21 1 5 15 0 0 24 77 -53 8 13.0%


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SL1 Men P W D L F B F A D P WR

OCHC 20 15 1 4 0 0 74 33 41 46 77.0%

Central 20 12 5 3 0 0 44 25 19 41 68.0%

Wests 19 11 4 4 0 0 57 29 28 37 65.0%

ADFA 20 12 3 5 0 0 51 36 15 39 65.0%

ANU 20 9 2 9 0 0 35 40 -5 29 48.0%

UCHC 20 6 6 8 0 0 41 40 1 24 40.0%

TVHC 19 7 2 10 0 0 44 60 -16 23 40.0%

St Patrick's 20 5 5 10 0 0 34 39 -5 20 33.0%

NCE 20 4 3 13 0 0 27 63 -36 15 25.0%

United 20 2 1 17 0 0 43 85 -42 7 12.0%


ANU White 20 16 3 1 0 0 60 17 43 51 85.0%

Central 20 15 5 0 0 0 100 29 71 50 83.0%

UCHC 20 13 5 2 0 0 53 17 36 44 73.0%

QUHC 20 13 4 3 0 0 72 21 51 43 72.0%

ANU Blue 20 8 5 7 0 0 49 43 6 29 48.0%

ADFA 20 8 3 9 0 0 28 35 -7 27 45.0%

OCHC 20 8 2 10 0 0 38 37 1 26 43.0%

TVHC 20 7 0 13 0 0 23 36 -13 21 35.0%

NCE 19 5 4 10 0 0 24 35 -11 19 33.0%

St Patrick's 20 4 2 14 0 0 25 64 -39 14 23.0%

Wests 20 4 0 16 0 0 24 75 -51 12 20.0%

United 19 1 1 17 0 0 18 105 -87 4 7.0%


QUHC 20 18 0 2 0 1 62 17 45 54 90.0%

Central 20 12 4 4 0 1 43 23 20 40 67.0%

St Patrick's 20 11 6 3 0 1 33 23 10 39 65.0%

UCHC Red 20 6 5 9 0 1 24 33 -9 23 38.0%

UCHC Blue 20 5 7 8 0 1 18 20 -2 22 37.0%

OCHC 5 1 2 2 0 2 8 12 -4 5 33.0%

ANU 20 3 8 9 0 1 26 35 -9 17 28.0%

NCE 19 3 4 12 0 1 22 45 -23 13 23.0%

TVHC 20 2 6 12 0 0 23 51 -28 12 20.0%


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QUHC 18 14 2 2 0 2 58 24 34 44 81.0%

Wests 18 13 3 2 0 2 49 14 35 42 78.0%

UCHC 18 10 4 4 0 3 43 22 21 34 63.0%

St Patrick's 18 8 5 5 0 2 36 20 16 29 54.0%

NCE 18 8 3 7 0 2 33 21 12 27 50.0%

ADFA 18 5 3 10 0 2 11 38 -27 18 33.0%

ANU 18 5 2 11 0 2 16 42 -26 17 31.0%

Central 18 3 6 9 0 2 15 37 -22 15 28.0%

TVHC 18 0 2 16 0 3 9 52 -43 2 4.0%

Midweek P W D L F B F A D P WR

Wests 16 13 3 0 0 4 55 17 38 42 88.0%

UCHC 16 8 4 4 0 4 38 29 9 28 58.0%

Belconnen 16 7 4 5 0 4 37 37 0 25 52.0%

ANU 16 2 3 11 0 4 17 34 -17 9 19.0%

Masters 16 2 2 12 0 4 28 58 -30 8 17.0%


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Women

Grand Finals

CL1: ANU defeated TVHC 1-1 (4-3 in

Shootouts)

Umpires: Kirsty Robertson and Emily Carroll

CL2: ANU defeated United 1-1 (3-2 in

shootouts)

Umpires: Chloe Potts and Madi Dooley

SL1: Time Travellers defeated St Patricks Green

3-0

Umpires: Hannah Dix and Caitlin Smith

SL2: ADFA Defeated Time Travellers 0-0 (2-0 in

shootouts)

Umpires: Olivia Holgate and Alyssa Hancock

SL3: Central Defeated Valleys 3-2

Umpires: Paige Edwards and Laura

Monterosso

SL4: TVHC defeated OCHC 2-2 (3-2)

Umpires: Tara Maguire and Alex Murray

Women’s Competition Ladders

CL1 P W D L F B F A D P WR

ANUWHC 21 15 4 2 0 0 70 22 48 49 78.0%

TVHC 21 14 4 3 0 0 66 31 35 46 73.0%

OCHC 21 13 3 5 0 0 74 37 37 42 67.0%

United 21 13 3 5 0 0 66 34 32 42 67.0%

St Patrick's 21 12 3 6 0 0 75 46 29 39 62.0%

Central 21 10 2 9 0 0 50 47 3 32 51.0%

UCHC 21 5 3 13 0 0 27 59 -32 18 29.0%

Goulburn 21 4 3 14 0 0 36 66 -30 15 24.0%

Albury 21 4 2 14 1 0 27 75 -48 14 22.0%

NCE 21 1 1 19 0 0 12 86 -74 4 6.0%

CL2 P W D L F B F A D P WR

St Patrick's 21 13 1 7 0 0 43 27 16 40 63.0%

United 21 12 3 6 0 0 34 24 10 39 62.0%

ANUWHC 21 11 5 5 0 0 44 25 19 38 60.0%

Central 21 11 1 9 0 0 35 35 0 34 54.0%

UCHC 21 8 8 5 0 0 32 27 5 32 51.0%

NCE 21 7 3 11 0 0 23 28 -5 24 38.0%

OCHC 21 4 6 11 0 0 17 35 -18 18 29.0%

TVHC 21 2 5 14 0 0 14 41 -27 11 17.0%


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SL1 P W D L F B F A D P WR

Time Travellers

20 18 1 1 0 0 79 10 69 55 92.0%

UCHC Blue 20 15 2 3 0 0 49 17 32 47 78.0%

St Pat's White 20 11 6 3 0 0 37 14 23 39 65.0%

St Pat's Green 20 12 3 5 0 0 35 24 11 39 65.0%

NCE Blue 20 10 6 4 0 0 35 21 14 36 60.0%

ANU White 20 9 6 5 0 0 35 22 13 33 55.0%

Central 20 7 4 9 0 0 27 30 -3 25 42.0%

NCE Red 20 5 7 8 0 0 22 28 -6 22 37.0%

OCHC 20 5 4 11 0 0 18 34 -16 19 32.0%

QUHC 20 3 9 8 0 0 12 25 -13 18 30.0%

United 20 4 6 10 0 0 22 39 -17 18 30.0%

UCHC Red 20 4 6 10 0 0 20 38 -18 18 30.0%

ANU Blue 20 2 6 12 0 0 10 36 -26 12 20.0%

TVHC 20 0 4 16 0 0 3 66 -63 4 7.0%


ADFA 20 15 4 0 1 0 47 13 34 49 82.0%

Time Travellers 20 14 1 5 0 0 69 25 44 43 72.0%

St Pat's White 20 12 4 4 0 0 33 19 14 40 67.0%

ANU Blue 20 11 6 3 0 0 45 26 19 39 65.0%

ANU White 20 11 5 4 0 0 47 24 23 38 63.0%

TVHC 20 12 1 7 0 0 52 27 25 37 62.0%

UCHC 20 9 5 6 0 0 26 21 5 32 53.0%

Wests 20 8 5 7 0 0 35 23 12 29 48.0%

OCHC 20 7 5 8 0 0 31 27 4 26 43.0%

Central 20 5 4 11 0 0 25 49 -24 19 32.0%

United Blue 20 5 2 13 0 0 24 51 -27 17 28.0%

St Pat's Green 20 3 2 15 0 0 21 47 -26 11 18.0%

NCE 20 3 2 15 0 0 12 68 -56 11 18.0%

United Red 20 0 4 16 0 0 9 56 -47 4 7.0%


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Central 20 15 2 3 0 0 50 13 37 47 78.0%

St Patrick's 20 14 4 2 0 0 64 18 46 46 77.0%

Valleys 20 11 5 4 0 0 39 21 18 38 63.0%

ANU Blue 20 12 1 7 0 0 54 22 32 37 62.0%

UCHC 20 10 3 7 0 0 22 22 0 33 55.0%

QUHC 20 8 4 8 0 0 23 28 -5 28 47.0%

ANU White 20 5 4 11 0 0 22 45 -23 19 32.0%

Wests 20 5 3 12 0 0 23 39 -16 18 30.0%

TVHC 20 4 1 15 0 0 10 46 -36 13 22.0%

NCE 20 2 1 17 0 0 9 62 -53 7 12.0%


TVHC 18 14 2 2 0 3 45 5 40 44 81.0%

Central 18 10 5 3 0 3 26 17 9 35 65.0%

OCHC 18 10 5 3 0 3 28 20 8 35 65.0%

St Patrick's 18 7 2 9 0 3 23 32 -9 23 43.0%

Wests 18 6 0 12 0 3 12 20 -8 18 33.0%

UCHC 18 3 4 11 0 3 11 25 -14 13 24.0%

ANUWHC 18 2 4 12 0 2 11 37 -26 10 19.0%


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Boys

Grand Finals

U18-1: Wests/ Dara Defeated United 2-0

Umpires: Jay Blaymey and Wayne Gartner

U18-2: Wests defeated Canberra Grammar 2-2

(3-1 in shootouts)

Umpires: Adrian Derham and Matt Butters

U15-1: St Patricks defeated Central 2-1

Umpires: Eligh Unwin and Brandon

Fitzsimmons

U15-2: TVHC defeated Canberra Grammar 3-0

Umpires: Olivia Holgate Matt Young

U13-1: Central defeated United 7-0

Umpires: Dylan Neindorf Alyssa

Hancock

U13-2: Uni Juniors defeated QUHC/TVHC 1-0

Umpires: Jack Evans Matt Young

U11-1: Uni Juniors defeated Marist 3-0

Junior Boys Competition Ladders

U18-1 P W D L F B F A D P WR

Wests Dara 12 12 0 0 0 3 72 3 69 36 100%

United 12 8 0 4 0 3 43 20 23 24 67%

Central 12 7 0 5 0 3 28 21 7 21 58%

Marist 12 1 1 10 0 3 9 50 -41 4 11%

TVHC 12 1 1 10 0 3 8 66 -58 4 11%


Canberra Grammar 15 12 1 2 0 0 33 12 21 37 82%

Wests 15 10 3 2 0 0 35 8 27 33 73%

Uni Juniors 15 9 1 4 1 0 34 22 12 28 62%

St Patrick's 15 5 4 6 0 0 24 16 8 19 42%

Dara Red 15 2 3 10 0 0 13 42 -29 9 20%

Dara Black 15 0 2 12 1 0 6 45 -39 2 4%


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St Patrick's 12 10 2 0 0 3 50 8 42 32 89%

Central 12 8 2 2 0 3 53 12 41 26 72%

United Central 12 4 2 6 0 3 19 33 -14 14 39%

Uni Juniors 12 1 5 6 0 3 15 35 -20 8 22%

Marist 12 0 3 9 0 3 18 67 -49 3 8%


TVHC 12 11 1 0 0 3 53 5 48 34 94%

Daramalan 12 7 1 4 0 3 17 12 5 22 61%

Canberra Grammar 12 5 2 5 0 3 15 20 -5 17 47%

St Pats Uni Juniors 12 3 2 7 0 3 9 19 -10 11 31%

Marist 12 1 0 11 0 3 6 44 -38 3 8%


Central 14 9 1 4 0 2 39 41 -2 28 67%

United 14 8 1 5 0 0 68 30 38 25 60%

Uni Juniors 14 6 0 8 0 0 48 37 11 18 43%

QUHC/TVHC 14 5 0 9 0 0 27 41 -14 15 36%


Uni Juniors 14 10 2 2 0 0 32 12 20 32 76%

QUHC/TVHC 14 9 1 4 0 1 36 12 24 28 67%

St Pats/NCE 14 7 4 3 0 1 30 22 8 25 60%

Marist 14 4 3 7 0 1 15 24 -9 15 36%

United 14 3 0 10 1 1 16 41 -25 9 21%

Wests 14 2 2 10 0 1 13 64 -51 8 19%


Uni Juniors 14 10 4 0 0 0 50 11 39 34 81%

Marist Sky 14 9 0 5 0 0 37 17 20 27 64%

United Red 14 6 5 3 0 0 27 13 14 23 55%

Wests 14 5 5 4 0 0 20 20 0 20 48%

Marist Royal 14 5 3 6 0 0 37 36 1 18 43%

TVHC 14 4 4 6 0 0 18 25 -7 16 38%

Central 14 4 2 8 0 0 23 35 -12 14 33%

United Blue 14 1 1 12 0 0 16 71 -55 4 10%


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Girls

Grand Finals

U18-1: TVHC defeated Uni Juniors 3-1 U13-1: TVHC defeated Uni Juniors 3-0

Umpires: Madi Dooley and Susan Ford Umpires: Dylan Martin and TJ Derham

U18-2: CGGS Green defeated Uni Juniors 2-0

U13-2: TVHC defeated St Patricks 3-2

Umpires: Hannah Dix and Tara Maguire Umpires: Adrian Derham and Liliana Beckett

U15-1: St Patricks defeated TVHC White 2-1

U11-1: Uni Juniors defeated Central 3-1

Umpires: Paige Edwards and Minnie Arnold

U15-2: Uni Juniors defeated St Patricks 2-0

Umpires: Alyssa Fisher and Adrian Derham

Junior Girls Competition Ladders


TVHC 15 11 2 2 0 0 44 10 34 35 78%

Uni Juniors 15 10 3 2 0 0 60 12 48 33 73%

United 15 3 2 10 0 0 21 61 -40 11 24%

Central 15 2 1 12 0 0 14 56 -42 7 16%


Uni Juniors 15 11 3 1 0 0 37 7 30 36 80%

CGGS Green 15 11 1 3 0 0 37 15 22 34 76%

St Patrick's 15 10 3 2 0 0 43 6 37 33 73%

OCHC 15 7 4 4 0 0 28 12 16 25 56%

CGGS Red 15 4 4 7 0 0 15 22 -7 16 36%

NCE 15 3 1 10 1 0 10 33 -23 10 22%

TVHC 15 2 2 11 0 0 9 63 -54 8 18%

Daramalan 15 1 4 10 0 0 5 26 -21 7 16%


St Patrick's 15 15 0 0 0 0 65 1 64 45 100%

TVHC White 15 9 2 4 0 0 45 11 34 29 64%

Daramalan 15 9 2 4 0 0 28 10 18 29 64%

United 15 4 3 8 0 0 21 33 -12 15 33%

TVHC Maroon 15 1 3 11 0 0 8 44 -36 6 13%

Girls Grammar 15 2 0 13 0 0 6 74 -68 6 13%


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St Patrick's 13 11 0 2 0 2 60 7 53 33 85%

Central 13 11 0 2 0 2 53 5 48 33 85%

Uni Juniors 12 9 0 3 0 3 31 11 20 27 75%

Canberra Grammar 13 6 0 7 0 2 14 21 -7 18 46%

TVHC 13 4 0 9 0 2 8 40 -32 12 31%

Girls Grammar 13 3 0 9 1 2 10 46 -36 9 23%

Daramalan 13 1 0 12 0 2 8 54 -46 3 8%


Central 15 9 3 3 0 0 33 11 22 30 67%

TVHC 15 7 5 3 0 0 29 10 19 26 58%

United 15 6 3 6 0 0 31 25 6 21 47%

Uni Juniors 15 2 1 12 0 0 6 53 -47 7 16%


St Pats 15 12 3 0 0 0 73 7 66 39 87%

Central 15 7 5 3 0 0 25 21 4 26 58%

TVHC White 15 8 2 5 0 0 29 31 -2 26 58%

Uni Juniors 15 6 6 3 0 0 24 22 2 24 53%

TVHC Maroon 15 4 7 4 0 0 15 21 -6 19 42%

OCHC 15 4 3 8 0 0 18 26 -8 15 33%

Girls Grammar 15 1 5 9 0 0 6 26 -20 8 18%

NCE/Wests 15 0 5 10 0 0 8 44 -36 5 11%


Central 14 12 1 1 0 0 92 6 86 37 88%

Uni Juniors 14 12 1 1 0 0 88 8 80 37 88%

United 14 7 1 6 0 0 45 27 18 22 52%

St Patrick's 14 6 1 7 0 0 36 36 0 19 45%

Wests Eagles 1 14 3 0 11 0 0 17 108 -91 9 21%

Wests Eagles 2 14 0 0 14 0 0 7 100 -93 0 0%

*Places based on games played percentage rather points because of uneven number of games

played.


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Indoor Competition Results

Men

Men’s Indoor Grand Final

Grand Finals

Super: Western Districts Hockey Club Defeated Central (5-3)

SL1: OCHC White defeated United White 5-5 (Shootout 8-7)

Men’s Competition Ladders

Super P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS Super

Central 8 5 1 2 0 2 41 19 22 16 67%

Wests 8 4 1 3 0 2 48 28 20 13 54%

OCHC 8 4 1 3 0 2 39 43 -4 13 54%

St Patrick's 8 3 1 4 0 2 39 39 0 10 42%

Goulburn 8 2 0 6 0 2 21 59 -38 6 25%

SL1 Men P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS SL1 Men

United White 9 8 0 1 0 1 60 19 41 24 89%

OCHC White 9 7 0 2 0 1 43 31 12 21 78%

Wests 9 6 1 2 0 1 32 16 16 19 70%

Central 9 5 1 3 0 1 29 16 13 16 59%

United Blue 9 4 0 5 0 1 39 33 6 12 44%

St Patrick's 8 3 1 4 0 2 20 36 -16 10 42%

ANU 9 2 3 4 0 1 22 28 -6 9 33%

UCHC 9 1 1 7 0 1 19 49 -30 4 15%

OCHC Yellow 9 0 1 8 0 1 19 55 -36 1 4%

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Women

Women’s Indoor Grand Finals

Super: St Patricks Defeated United (4-1) Thursday Division 2: UCHC defeated United 3-2 SL1: St Pats defeated NCE 1-1 (shoot outs 2-1)

Monday Womens: UCHC defeated ST Pats White 4-2

Thursday Division 1: Central Navy defeated United 4-0

Women’s Competition Ladders

Supers Women P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

United 10 8 2 0 0 1 55 20 35 26 87%

St Patrick's 10 7 1 2 0 1 42 31 11 22 73%

OCHC 10 4 2 4 0 0 26 34 -8 14 47%

ANU 10 4 1 5 0 1 36 31 5 13 43%

UCHC 10 3 1 6 0 1 23 32 -9 10 33%

TVHC 10 3 1 6 0 0 19 31 -12 10 33% NC Eagles 10 2 0 8 0 1 23 45 -22 6 20%

SL1 Womens P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

St Patrick's 9 6 3 0 0 1 20 6 14 21 78% Time Travellers 9 6 1 2 0 1 25 13 12 19 70%

NC Eagles 9 5 3 1 0 1 17 7 10 18 67%

Central Navy 9 4 2 3 0 1 19 17 2 14 52%

UCHC 9 4 1 4 0 1 11 15 -4 13 48%

Central White 9 3 3 3 0 1 23 13 10 12 44%

United Blue 9 3 3 3 0 1 16 17 -1 12 44%

United White 9 1 0 8 0 1 7 24 -17 3 11%

OCHC 8 0 0 8 0 1 9 35 -26 0 0%

Monday Women P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

OCHC 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 2 3 100% UCHC 9 8 0 1 0 1 29 3 26 24 89%

St Patrick's White 9 7 0 2 0 1 29 6 23 21 78%

ANUWHC 8 6 0 2 0 1 19 8 11 18 75%

NC Eagles Red 8 3 0 5 0 2 20 16 4 9 38%

St Patrick's Green 8 2 2 4 0 2 8 17 -9 8 33%

NC Eagles Blue 9 1 1 7 0 1 12 30 -18 4 15%

Wests 8 0 1 7 0 2 5 44 -39 1 4%


























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Thursday Div 1 P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

Central Navy 9 7 1 1 0 1 36 15 21 22 81%

St Patrick's 8 5 1 2 0 2 16 10 6 16 67% United 8 4 2 2 0 2 21 19 2 14 58%

TVHC Maroon 8 4 1 3 0 2 30 29 1 13 54%

Wests 9 4 2 3 0 1 25 19 6 14 52%

Central White 9 2 1 6 0 1 18 26 -8 7 26% TVHC White 9 0 0 9 0 1 4 32 -28 0 0%

Thursday Div 2 P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

UCHC 8 7 0 1 0 1 42 7 35 21 88% ANUWHC 7 5 0 2 0 2 16 12 4 15 71%

United 9 6 1 2 0 1 40 16 24 19 70%

St Patrick's 7 4 0 3 0 2 25 15 10 12 57% Helz Gelz 8 3 1 4 0 1 15 17 -2 10 42%

TVHC 7 0 1 6 0 2 3 34 -31 1 5%

NC Eagles 8 0 1 7 0 1 3 43 -40 1 4%

*Places based on games played percentage rather points because of uneven number of games played.
















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Boys

Boys Indoor Grand Finals

U18: Central defeated St Pats 6-3

U14: Central defeated Uni Juniors 7-6

U16: United defeated Central 8-1 U12: Uni Juniors White defeated Queanbeyan 3-2

Junior Indoor Boys Competition Ladders

U18s P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

Central 10 7 1 2 0 0 51 33 18 22 73%

St Patrick's 10 5 2 3 0 0 35 31 4 17 57%

Wests White 10 5 1 4 0 0 34 31 3 16 53% Wests Red 10 0 2 8 0 0 26 51 -25 2 7%


United 10 9 0 1 0 0 127 8 119 27 90% Central 10 8 0 2 0 0 75 21 54 24 80%

St Patrick's 10 1 2 6 1 0 4 87 -83 5 17%

Marist 10 0 2 8 0 0 5 95 -90 2 7%


Central 9 9 0 0 0 1 92 18 74 27 100%

Uni Juniors 9 7 0 2 0 1 82 40 42 21 78%

St Patrick's Green 8 6 0 2 0 2 74 23 51 18 75% St Patrick's Gold 9 4 0 5 0 1 60 50 10 12 44%

TVHC White 8 1 1 6 0 2 24 66 -42 4 17%

TVHC Maroon 8 1 1 6 0 2 23 85 -62 4 17%

Queanbeyan 9 1 0 8 0 1 16 89 -73 3 11%


Queanbeyan 9 8 0 1 0 1 46 14 32 24 89%

Uni Juniors White 9 6 2 1 0 1 37 13 24 20 74% Wests 8 4 3 1 0 2 26 15 11 15 63%

Uni Juniors Gold 9 3 3 3 0 1 24 20 4 12 44%

St Patrick's/NCE 8 2 1 5 0 2 22 36 -14 7 29% ISC 9 1 3 1 4 1 12 37 -25 6 22%

NC Eagles 8 0 0 8 0 2 6 38 -32 0 0%
























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Girls

Girls Indoor Grand Finals

U18/1: Central defeated NCE 2-1

U18/2: Central defeated OCHC 2-1

U16/1: Uni Juniors defeats TVHC 4-0

U16/2: Daramalan defeated TVHC 4-0

U14/1: St Patricks defeated TVHC Maroon

U14/2: Central defeated CGGS 2-1

U12/1: TVHC Defeated Central Navy 6-2

U12/2: NCE defeated TVHC 1-0

Junior Indoor Girls Competition Ladders

U18-1 P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

Central 9 9 0 0 0 1 63 9 54 27 100%

Uni Juniors 9 7 0 2 0 1 56 15 41 21 78% NC Eagles 8 6 0 2 0 2 45 15 30 18 75%

United 9 5 0 4 0 1 30 30 0 15 56%

TVHC 8 2 0 6 0 2 17 37 -20 6 25%

CGGS 9 0 1 8 0 1 3 50 -47 1 4% St Patrick's 8 0 1 7 0 2 1 59 -58 1 4%

U18-16s P W D L F B GF GA GD PTS

Uni Juniors 10 10 0 0 0 0 64 6 58 30 100% St Patrick's 10 7 0 3 0 0 43 20 23 21 70%

TVHC 10 6 0 4 0 0 46 17 29 18 60%

OCHC U18 10 4 1 5 0 0 14 38 -24 13 43% Central 10 2 1 7 0 0 16 56 -40 7 23%

NC Eagles 10 0 0 10 0 0 7 53 -46 0 0%


Daramalan 8 8 0 0 0 2 31 4 27 24 100%

TVHC 8 5 1 2 0 2 18 14 4 16 67%

Central 8 4 1 3 0 2 20 12 8 13 54%

Uni Juniors 8 1 1 6 0 2 10 35 -25 4 17% CGGS 8 0 1 7 0 2 8 22 -14 1 4%


TVHC Maroon 8 6 0 2 0 2 50 18 32 18 75% St Patrick's 8 4 2 2 0 2 27 12 15 14 58%

TVHC White 8 3 3 2 0 2 27 21 6 12 50%

United 8 2 1 4 1 2 17 45 -28 7 29%

Central 8 1 2 5 0 2 13 38 -25 5 21%

























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Central 8 8 0 0 0 2 45 6 39 24 100%

Uni Juniors 9 6 0 2 1 1 50 11 39 18 67% CGGS 8 3 0 5 0 2 20 34 -14 9 38%

TVHC 8 3 0 5 0 2 15 33 -18 9 38%

NC Eagles 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0%

St Patrick's 8 0 0 8 0 2 1 47 -46 0 0%


TVHC 10 10 0 0 0 0 76 0 76 30 100%

Central Navy 10 6 0 4 0 0 35 15 20 18 60% Central White 10 4 0 5 1 0 11 28 -17 12 40%

CGGS 10 0 0 10 0 0 1 80 -79 0 0%


TVHC 8 6 1 1 0 2 15 4 11 19 79%

NC Eagles 8 4 2 2 0 2 13 7 6 14 58%

Uni Juniors 8 4 2 2 0 2 11 10 1 14 58%

St Patrick's 8 2 2 4 0 2 12 12 0 8 33% CGGS 8 0 1 6 1 2 0 18 -18 1 4%

















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Financial Statements

Directors Report

The members of the Board submit to you the attached extract from the consolidated financial accounts.

The complete audited financial statements are available, upon request, from the Hockey Office.

At the AGM in February 2019 members of the Association agreed to change the financial year from

September to December – the rationale being that the altered financial year better meets the

Association’s budget and reporting needs. For the initial year (this one) this necessitated a financial year

representing 15 months. Future accounts will revert to the 12-month calendar year (January-December).

Principal activity

The principal activity of the Association during the year was to operate and promote the sport of hockey.

Review and results of operations

Team numbers, both outdoor and indoor, were in line with past figures. Club fees and field hire rates

were again kept at 2014/15 levels.

The Association had a trading deficit from ordinary activities, of $665,000 (2018 deficit $275,000). Much

of the increased deficit can be attributed to the additional 3 months of expenses (wages, depreciation,

utilities, etc) against a traditional lower revenue period.

State of affairs

Hockey ACT had a net asset position of $8.3 million at 31 December 2019 (2018: $8.9 million).

Events subsequent to reporting date

No material events occurred after the reporting period.

Directors’ interests

Since the beginning of the financial period, no director has received or become entitled to receive a

benefit, by reason of a contract made by the Association or a related corporation with the director, or

with a firm of which they are a member, or with a company in which they have a substantial financial

interest.

Indemnification and insurance of officers and auditors

Since the beginning of the financial period, the Association has not indemnified or made a relevant

agreement indemnifying against a liability any person who is or has been an officer or auditor of the

Association.


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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE 15 MONTH PERIOD

ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2019

15 month period ending 31

December 2019

12 month period ending 30

September 2018

$’000 $’000

INCOME

Café 1,570 1.149

Fees Received 1.531 1.328

Hire Revenue 461 413

Tournament Income 45 28

Grants ACT Government 185 181

Capital ACT Govt Grant 58 -

Rental Income 513 485

Parking Tuggeranong 323 264

Sponsorship Income 92 80

Other Income 50 42

Total Income 4,828 3,970

Total Cost of sales - Cafe 620 444

Gross Profit 4,208 3,526

EXPENDITURE

Salaries & Superannuation 1,687 1,288

Depreciation 768 607

Hockey Australia charges 26 126

Insurance 121 103

Professional fees 66 17

Maintenance expenses 276 242

Venue hire - other 43 33

Rep teams 657 419

Electricity & Gas 179 139

Water 131 112

Land Rates 184 83

Finance expenses 114 124

Bad debts written off 20 20

Lease variation - 53

Management consultancy fee - cafe 100 80

Umpiring expenses 101 93

Other expenses 401 266

Total Expenses 4,874 3,681

Total comprehensive income for the year (665) (275)

Please Note: Figures may not add due to rounding


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CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2019

As at 31 December 2019 As at 30 September 2018

$’000 $’000

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents 178 604

Trade and other receivables 108 284

Inventory 19 13

Other current assets 127 25

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 432 926

NON-CURRENT ASSETS

Property, plant and equipment 10,904 11,459

TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 10,904 11,459

TOTAL ASSETS 11,336 12,385

LIABILITIES

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Trade and other payables 537 677

Other current liabilities 93 112

Provisions 57 87

Borrowings 193 194

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 880 1,070

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES

Other non-current liabilities 72 72

Provisions 8 -

Borrowings 2,131 2,338

TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 2,211 2,410

TOTAL LIABILITIES

3,091

3,480

NET ASSETS 8,245 8,905

EQUITY

Retained earnings 8,174 8,831

Reserves 71 74

TOTAL EQUITY 8,303 8,905


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Hockey ACT Life Members

Hockey ACT Life Members

1931

D.J Kenna*

1981

E. Smith 1932

M.J. Moir*

1981

P.J. Taylor*

1932

M.M McGregor*

1982

J.E.S. MacKinnon 1939

Major Crellin/Foxall*

1983

S. Flack

1941

R.A. Broinowski*

1983

L.E. Gallagher* 1943

L.A. Williams*

1983

R. Nicholson*

1950

E.J. Gordon*

1984

M. McDermid* 1951

A.J. Arthur*

1985

G.A. Waddell*

1951

D. Israel*

1986

A. Wallington 1951

J. Mackenzie*

1987

A. Cohen

1955

J. Brophy I.S.O.*

1987

R. Cornish 1957

E. Bennett*

1988

D. Hine

1957

N.M Hill O.A.M.

1988

W. Powell 1957

W.J. Welch*

1990

B.D. Bowen*

1959

C.J. Fisher*

1990

S. Watt 1960

T.M. Owen O.B.E.*

1992

K.H. Bray

1964

K.R. Harding*

1993

V. O’Connor 1966

M. Adamson*

1994

J. Boyd*

1967

F. Dunnicliff*

1994

R.G. Taylor 1968

J.R. Gallagher*

1995

E. Bill

1970

D.J. Hill A.M.*

1995

N. O’Leary 1972

V. Gratton*

1995

M. Jones

1972

E. MacKinnon*

1996

G.D. Carter O.A.M. 1973

R.J. Brown O.A.M.

1997

J. Thompson*

1974

R. Belcher*

1998

K. MacCasland 1974

P. Bill

1998

G.A. Clarke*

1974

C. Galloway

1998

L. O’Connor* 1974

G.C. Pike M.B.E.*

1999

G.A. Henstock

1974

P. Pyne

1999

S. Ritchie 1975

R.W. Blythe*

2000

K. Nemes*

1976

J.J Buckmaster*

2001

S. Cuddy 1976

B.A. Colquhoun*

2001

H. Curtis

1977

W.N. Weidner*

2001

C. MacKinnon* 1979

M.G. McInnes*

2008

D. Dawes

1981

C. Clements

2008

J. Kjar 1981

B. Kercher

2008

J. Grame*

1981

B.L. Parkes*

2010

M. Firth

*Denotes Deceased


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