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IPSWICH HOCKEY

ASSOCIATION INC.

82nd Annual Report 2012 Season

Hockey Queensland’s 2012

Association of the Year

Our 2012 State Champions

Open Men

Under 13 Boys

Under 18 Women

IPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc

CONTENTS

Officials 2012 Season

Election of Officials for 2013 Season

Sponsors

Patron’s Message

President’s Report

Senior Vice-President’s Report

Secretary’s Report

Treasurer’s Report Financial Statements

RST / RAPT Co-ordinator’s Report

Regional Coaching Director’s Report

Umpires Committee Reports President’s Report 2012 Achievements Yearly Tally of games umpired Financial Statements

Record Secretary’s Report

Trophy winners for 2012 2012 Representative teams Season Points Individual Efforts

Club Personnel’s playing records

Affiliated Clubs


OFFICIALS 2012 PATRON PRESIDENT Paul Pisasale Margret Mantell

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT John Cushing OAM Nathan Hooper

VICE-PRESIDENTS Peter Conway, Karen Dolan, Bruce McManus

SECRETARY CHAMPIONSHIP SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY Trisha Harley Tina Backen Una Cushing

HON TREASURER HON ASST TREASURER Paul Mantell Julie Eleison

RECORDS SECRETARY ASSISTANT RECORDS SECRETARIES Lesley McLeod Heather Scott Margret Mantell

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

President, Immediate Past President, Senior Vice-President, Vice-Presidents, Secretary, Asst Secretary, Hon Treasurer, Hon Asst Treasurer, Records Secretary, Asst Records Secretaries, Hon Legal Advisor, Umpires Committee Representative,

Representatives from Clubs (9).

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE (3 Plus 2) Lesley McLeod, Heather Scott, Margret Mantell

Janette Howells, Phill McLeod

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE (3 Plus 2) Janette Howells, Bernadette Gotting, Sara Ellis

Dennis Tierney, Joy Lewis

UMPIRES COMMITTEE Bernadette Gotting (President), John Lowik & Murray Rogers (Vice-Presidents)

Chris Leeder (Secretary), Margret Mantell (Treasurer)

GROUNDS COMMITTEE Peter Conway, Chris Leeder, Ron Lobegeiger, Bill Chandler

TROPHY COMMITTEE Margaret Culley, Pauline Alchin, June Nicholls

HON LEGAL ADVISOR HQ DELEGATES AUDITOR Justin Thomas Margret Mantell, Paul Mantell Tom Hutton Owen, Harris & Associates

LIFE MEMBERS

Margaret Culley, John Cushing OAM, Una Cushing, Bev Cameron, Basil Coker, Carmel Davenport, John Follett, Shirley Fullelove, Stan Fullelove, Ray Johnson,

Bev Knight, Barbara Mack, Margret Mantell, Paul Mantell, Michael McGuire, Heather Scott, Graham Wellings, Pam Winks, Neville Winks.


Ipswich Hockey acknowledges and sincerely thanks the following SPONSORS for their valuable support throughout 2012.

Ross Llewellyn Motors

Bendigo Bank

Sports Technology International

Ipswich City Council

Aeromac

Just Hockey

Legends Barber Shop

Mallets Carpet Choice

Cuthberts Plumbing Pty Ltd

Surreal Signs

Heritage City Photos

Queensland Power Transmissions

G & P Builders

Spiderweb Internet

Enzed

Mini-Cat Bobcat & Tipper Hire

Quest Apartments Ipswich

Mayor Paul Pisasale

Please show your support to these sponsors who so generously support Ipswich Hockey.


Patron’s Message

Ladies and Gentlemen

Ipswich Hockey Association, under the presidency of Margret Mantell, continues to play an important role in promoting the sport to Ipswich residents and the wider hockey community of South East Queensland. At tonight’s annual meeting you will again be invited to select a president and committee to lead the association forward. On behalf of all councillors and residents, I thank Margret and the management committee for their tireless volunteer work at the helm of the Ipswich Hockey Association. Ipswich is a great sporting city with nearly every conceivable sport embraced. Hockey is one of the “world sports”, played in about 178 countries. It is a credit to Ipswich and the city’s hockey enthusiasts to have world-class facilities and such a deep pool of talent to draw from. The association does a tremendous job co-ordinating the season from March through to September, with 9 different clubs competing for the top honour in a range of age categories. And it is clearly a sport for all ages. Players can take the field from the age of three and the most experienced player is still wielding a stick in his seventies. I congratulate the Ipswich Hockey Association on another successful year, welcome the new committee members and wish players, families and supporters all best for the future. Mayor Paul Pisasale City of Ipswich

Ipswich City Council

Mayor Paul Pisasale

Councillor Charlie Pisasale

Ipswich Hockey Association Inc.

Wishes to acknowledge and sincerely thank

The Ipswich City Council, Mayor Paul Pisasale &

Councillor Charlie Pisasale

for their continued support in 2012.

The ongoing commitment to and support of Ipswich Hockey is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!


President’s Report 2012 Well, we did it! At this time last year when Ipswich Hockey came to the end of an era with John ‘handing over the reigns’, I’m sure I wasn’t alone in wondering what the season would bring. I can assure you it seemed a daunting task, knowing first-hand the number of hours John put in each day and the endless number of jobs he undertook. I commented on more than one occasion that no one would really know the number of jobs he did until someone else had to do them. Twelve months on, I can say with certainty that proved to be the case. And while I can also confidently say we did it, I have to stress WE did it – it has taken a great team effort to fill John’s shoes. It certainly wasn’t a task I could have done on my own. So it is with great pleasure and pride that I report on the 2012 season. Of course the highlight had to be us being named Hockey Queensland’s Association of the Year. I believe it was fitting recognition for the great work we did and continue to do in promoting hockey and providing a valuable service as well as great facilities to our local community. Another major achievement was the successful growth in our Hook in2 Hockey program. With this being a vital area if our sport is to continue to grow, it was a very focused campaign to recruit new participants. In 2010 the number of participants was 53, in 2011 it was 123 and in 2012 the number jumped to a staggering 212 players. Of these 212 participants, 133 were first timers, attracted by the various initiatives undertaken by Ipswich Hockey to lift its profile. With Hockey Queensland introducing its state wide advertising campaign this year, we are hoping that numbers will be even higher in 2013. The work done by our newly formed Recruitment Strategy Team (RST), brilliantly led by Karen Dolan, was unparalleled. The carnival day to end the season was a fantastic initiative and the support from clubs & players for our raffle to fund the day was wonderful. As you will hear in Karen’s report, the team has been renamed in an effort to rekindle interest and hopefully again have the support and input from all clubs. I’m sure all clubs want to reap the rewards and therefore all clubs must contribute and share the workload. Our representative program continues to go from strength to strength under the expert guidance of our RCD Neil Shearer. Our Under 13 Boys, our Under 18 Women and our Open Men won their respective State Championships and all teams who competed at the various competitions were a credit to Ipswich Hockey. From the various championships we had a number of players selected to represent Queensland or named in Development Squads. It was also very pleasing to have Ipswich boys named as the Players of the Under 13 and Under 15 Boys State Championships. This confirms that our development programs are on the right path which should ensure Ipswich teams perform well into the future. We finished the season hosting the Under 18 Men’s State Championships where 19 teams competed. Again, it was a great team effort that ensured the success of the championships. In 2013 we will be hosting the Under 15 Girls Championships in the first week in July, so it will need to be all hands on deck again. I am confident everyone will again ‘do their bit’ to ensure the workload of hosting a championship is shared. Neil continues to do a great job in his role as Regional Coaching Director. He never passes up the opportunity to attend schools and has conducted several Outside School Hours Programs himself when he has been unable to source other coaches to ensure the hockey programs can go ahead. His determination and commitment to further developing our Junior Summer Competition highlights the passion he has for his job and his commitment to Ipswich Hockey. With his initial

two year contract about to expire, we are working with Hockey Queensland to renew Neil’s contract and to ensure he is with us for some time more years to come.

I would also like to make special mention of Lesley McLeod who took on the role of Records Secretary. I can speak from experience when I say that role is not an easy one, trying to meet the needs of all clubs and individual players. Lesley met all the challenges thrown at her and did a great job, ably assisted by the other members of the Tech Committee.

The work done by our Umpires Committee continues to be a highlight for Ipswich Hockey. Through their development program Ipswich Hockey is always able to provide umpires for all carnivals & State Championships – from Under 11 through to Super League. Several of our umpires umpired finals and received awards at Junior State Championships this year. Thank you to Bernie Gotting and those on the Umpires Committee for their hard work.

With our Umpires Committee constantly working on improving the standards of our umpires, to show our support, Ipswich Hockey applied for and received a grant under the Positive or Its Pointless Program. The initiatives undertaken under this program have focussed on respecting and accepting the decisions of umpires and all officials.

Another group that deserves special praise is our Judicial Committee of Janette, Bernie, Sara, Dennis & Joy. Throughout the 2012 season they were faced with some very challenging situations which required them to make some very tough decisions. But in the best interests of Ipswich Hockey and to ensure our great game could be enjoyed by all, they made those difficult calls. Hockey in Ipswich is the better for the decisions they make.

As Ipswich Hockey works hard to build the profile of hockey in our ever expanding region, we value the great working relationship we have with David Lems and The Queensland Times. David is a regular visitor to our complex and rarely misses a weekend where he delights in watching games and chatting with players and officials. David’s articles in the QT on Tuesdays are always something to look forward to, and his support of Ipswich Hockey is greatly appreciated.

The Ipswich City Council and in particular our local councilor, Charlie Pisasale, and the Mayor and our Patron, Paul, continue to be great supporters of Ipswich Hockey and their support is greatly appreciated.

Ipswich Hockey is fortunate to have wonderful volunteers who continue to give of their time year after year and have done so for MANY years. Special thanks to Nev Winks and Ron Lobegeiger who continue to mow our fields week in and week out and to Una Cushing & Bev Knight who are the ever friendly and smiling faces of Ipswich Hockey when we are entertaining guests.

As I said at the start of this report, the achievements of 2012 were the result of the hard work of a very dedicated team. A ‘Duty Roster’ was developed with members of the Executive covering the various sessions throughout the weekend to ensure the workload was shared. My personal thanks to Nathan, Peter, Karen, Bruce, Trish and Paul for the hours they gave each weekend. You are a great team to be a part of and I’m sure the entire Association joins me in thanking you for your dedication and the time you have given.

In thanking people, you always run the risk of leaving someone out. But I’m confident all the wonderful people who volunteer and make up our great Ipswich Hockey family know your efforts are very much appreciated.

As we approach the 2013 season, it is onwards and upwards. As has been said, ‘Teamwork divides the task and multiplies the success’.

Margret Mantell President 2012


Senior Vice-President’s Report 2012 Season

Good Evening Ladies, Gentlemen and Distinguished Guests, First year as the Senior Vice-President and wow what a year. It certainly has been a massive learning curve and an enjoyable experience. With a somewhat new structure at Ipswich Hockey the job for the whole committee has been hard work, challenging but very rewarding at the same time. I think the leadership of the President, Margret Mantell, has been exceptional in her first year as President and I am confident in the positive progress that will continue to happen under her leadership. I also want to congratulate the whole IHA community on winning the QLD Hockey Association of the Year award. We faced many challenges in 2012 with a decline in some junior numbers from 2011 being the main focus for us to try and rejuvenate the sport with the younger community of Ipswich. With Karen Dolan working tirelessly with her recruitment team we were able to attain record numbers with our Hook In2 Hockey which will guarantee our future. We still have a long way to go to try and reconnect with the teenagers and also to keep players in that age bracket in the game. I am confident with the continued work of Karen Dolan and our strategy team that we will be able to maintain the current crop of juniors and grow beyond in 2013. A massive thank you must go out to all volunteers that helped out at IHA in 2012. From people attending the working bees to coaches, managers, committee members and all other officials. Your help and support ensures that not only the kids of Ipswich Hockey get to enjoy their sport but so do the older ones who require that assistance to keep their clubs running. Some mornings at the Hook In2 Hockey you could have been mistaken that it was Grand Final day with countless parents, kids, coaches and organisers running around ensuring everyone has a great time. We once again look forward to your continued support in 2013 to make it an even more successful year. On a personal note I believe the hard work and dedication of our RCD Neil Shearer has been awesome. Neil certainly takes the time to ensure that all representative programs are run well and also finds time to assist club sides and individuals within those club sides. His work with Hook In2 Hockey programs is well received by all the participants and their parents. I believe Neil is key to our growth here at Ipswich Hockey and I hope you all find time to deal with him in some way as he is a pleasure to work with. In closing it has been a great year for the new committee and I want to thank all of them for their help throughout the year. I particularly enjoy the 6am Saturday morning openings with Pete where we converse on all important and a lot of unimportant topics. I look forward to a very enjoyable 2013 at IHA where we can build on the success of 2012 with the assistance of our fantastic Ipswich Hockey Community who are second to none! Nathan Hooper


Secretary’s Report 2012

It felt like the newly appointed Executive team hit the ground running at a frantic pace. Many changes occurred around the grounds and it was good to see more people, other than the usual, coming forward to volunteer their time. Over the last 12 months the administration side of Ipswich Hockey ran quite smoothly and it was good to see that management meetings continued to run efficiently finishing at a respectable hour. Thank you to Tina Backen and Leanne Haley for taking on the joint role of Championships Coordinator. They ensured that our representative teams had travel and accommodation booked and our managers supplied with manager folders. After fulfilling the role of Secretary for the Association for the past four years, I’ve decided to step down and take a break to focus on my young family. I will however continue to assist where possible in the background. Thank you to the IHA Executive, the Technical Committee, the Umpires and the Judiciary Panel and other volunteers for putting in your time and dedication to Ipswich Hockey in 2012. I would like to especially thank Margret Mantell for her continuous support, her vast knowledge of hockey certainly made my role easier over the years. My best wishes to the new Executive for the future. I believe Ipswich Hockey will continue to grow and go from strength to strength. Yours in Hockey Trisha Harley

Ipswich Hockey Association Inc

Wishes to acknowledge and sincerely thank

David Lems

and the Queensland Times

for their continued support.

David’s ongoing interest in

Ipswich Hockey and his commitment to promoting our sport is

greatly appreciated.

Thank you David!


RST/RAPT Co-ordinator’s Report 2012

The Recruitment Strategy Team was created in September 2011 with the purpose of having one group working together to “increase numbers and retain existing players”. All clubs were invited to come along and put together ideas, discuss issues and come up with a way forward. Initially, we mainly had club reps from the clubs with juniors as the thinking was, I guess, that is where the future is. So many ideas were put forward and discussed and some just had to be shelved as we realized that maybe this was going to be quite a daunting task. The first challenge we took on was to raise the profile of Ipswich Hockey and open the gates and the fields and host an Open Day. We had 25 market stalls lined up, celebrity players, great food stalls, fun activities and all was looking good …… but the good old Queensland weather beat us in 2012. We still had our day, with 6 stalls, games and activities between showers and were pleased with the turn out. But it wasn’t quite what we had planned but never mind…what was next on the list to be done? Junior numbers, particularly boys, and increasing our Hook in2 Hockey numbers was next. IHA agreed to offer a $10.00 discount to all new players; that certainly was attractive to some new families. We did increase our numbers for boys and had clubs working together to create combined teams and find spots in teams for players whose club could just not get numbers. It was great to hear the conversations between some clubs ensuring that we did not lose these players. Our list also had a junior carnival to be organised – a free fun day for all our junior players to be held on the last day of junior fixtures. Fantastic idea but it needed to be funded….so the list then included an Association wide raffle to be organised. Once again clubs worked together to sell tickets and raise money for this fun day. It didn’t seem fair though to have everyone sell tickets and only junior players get the benefit…so monies were distributed to the clubs for their senior presentation nights. A formula based on numbers of players, tickets sold etc. determined the breakup of the monies. In the midst of carnival organising and raffles ticket distribution and collection, the Olympics were on and this meant Olympic Day for our Hook in2 Hockey players. Such a great job the team had done on recruitment meant we had to make 212 medals for all our players! The carnival day was a huge success, all the children walked away with smiles on their faces and we booked all the rides for 2013 then and there! At times the meeting numbers dwindled as the season progressed and as other priorities took over….but we had a dedicated group of people who kept coming along month after month, activity after activity and at times it seemed as though we weren’t getting anywhere and we wondered why we were bothering. Maybe a change of team name would help get more people on board was discussed, so the RAP team was born…this is the RECRUITMENT ADVANCEMENT and PROMOTION team that is all about lifting the profile of hockey for juniors and seniors.

But when you sit down and look at what we achieved in 2012, we did great and that list got a few things ticked off. A monthly newsletter, surveys – for Hook in2 Hockey and also our senior players. Thanks to the feedback from these, changes will happen in 2013 starting with the way our Hook in2 Hockey program is structured and ending in an End of Season presentation night. A professional IHA brochure was finally available for distribution. And of course, some of our contributions helped the IHA being named by Hockey Queensland as Association of the Year. 2013 has already had successes for the team, with information stands at Riverlink and Springfield Markets, the Lorna Jane Ipswich store promoting us as their business of the week leading up to Open day and of course a hugely successful Open Day with heaps and heaps of people. I would like to sincerely thank everyone who attended the RST/RAPT meetings, assisted in the arts and crafts, came up with ideas and tactics, shared concerns and advice but the biggest thank you must go to Tracey Doyle, Leanne Haley, Pauline Alchin, Jan Walker, Neil Shearer and Margret Mantell and for all the back ground organising to Trish Harley. At times you have laughed at me, but mainly you have laughed with me and it has been fantastic when we have had a win with our ideas and events. Thank you. Our team has an open door policy, anyone interested in being involved is welcome…but we need people who are prepared to assist in the implementation of ideas not just think of the idea. Sometimes it’s very hard to get everything done with a only a handful of people, though they are all superwomen (and men when they appear) So if that sounds like you, we would love to have you on board…… Karen Dolan RAP Team Co-ordinator 2012


Regional Coaching Director’s Report 2012

2012 was my second year with Ipswich Hockey. Last season, Ipswich Hockey people continued to be friendly, sincere and family orientated while Julie, Alexis & Nicolas enjoyed coming down to the fields. I’m grateful for the help and advice received by everyone to help improve Ipswich Hockey, and by working together we have made our great sport develop. The 2012 season started with our Hook in2 Hockey program. From this program, Rookey 5’s, 7’s & 9’s commenced. In my 2011 report I wrote, “I would love to see the age group for 2012 become 5’s, 7’s & 9’s if we have enough players and coaches” as well as “Also, the Under 9 competition becomes a club competition with umpires running till mid-August”. Both did come true. Thank you to all involved for making this happen. The Junior Girls competition age groups were E, D, & C Grade. Junior Boys were J1 & J2 (no age requirements) up to 15 years of age. The boys’ numbers did grow in 2012. Hopefully 2013 we will once again have E, D & C Grade for the boys. “Recruit, Retain, Recruit & Retain” is the message. I hope this now comes true in 2013 with clubs retaining players gained in 2012. A big thank you must go to Karen Dolan and the RAP Team for their help making Ipswich Hockey grow. Again, both Ipswich and Toowoomba U/11 rep teams played inter-city games in July with 2 Boys and 3 Girls teams competing. Well done to all concerned. In 2012, both Ipswich and Toowoomba A Grade competitions combined for the Combined Competition. This competition in my eyes continues to be a great concept to help with boredom from playing the same teams week in and week out. I do think a short 4 week U/15 competition with Toowoomba would help develop our juniors as this comp would be hard, fierce and competitive. This is my own opinion. IHA’s A Grade competition was a close comp with both Hancocks and Norths running out with the A Grade Trophies. Hancocks Women won their first Premiership in over 30 years while the Men’s game was a spectacular sporting event to witness with Norths winning by Golden Goal over Easts. Congratulations to all the Clubs who participated in 2012. Looking forward to seeing you all back in 2013. There was one HockeyEd coaching accreditation course run in the off-season. This was a combined Level 1 & AASC accreditation course. This was the first combined course run in Queensland and maybe Australia. To everyone who completed this course, well done. We are always looking for more accredited coaches & AASC coaches. Congratulations to our No 1 Under 13 Boys team members: players, coach, manager, parents and supporters on winning the State Championships 2 years in-a-row. It was also very pleasing that Ipswich was able to send 2 Under 13 Boys Teams away in 2012; first time in a long time. Please view all results plus who made the Queensland & Developments Teams in supporting documents.

This year saw our junior summer competition break-up into Under 13 boys and girls and Under 18 Girls competitions. This comp was using most of the indoor rules with side-boards on the hybrid field 2 nights a week for 10 weeks. This concept saw many new faces play for the first time and saw players back who used to play years before. 2012 saw Ipswich send away both Under 15 Boys and Girls indoor teams to the State Challenge. Girls finished 4th and the Boys 3rd which was a great effort. Hannah Casey was chosen in the Queensland Under 15 Girls team while Jay Pavitt and Sam Morgan made the Queensland Boys Team with Mitchell Moran selected as a shadow. A Big Thank You must go to everybody who continues to make my family feel welcome here. Plus, HUGE thanks must go to Mr & Mrs Cushing for being our baby sitters. We are both so indebted to you. Also, thank you to everyone with your kind thoughts as Nicolas continues with his battles. Final note: thank you to all Rep Teams Coaches, Managers & Selectors for the 2012 rep season. Let’s hope 2013 will bring more success. I sincerely thank the IHA Executive for your help and support. This is not a job; it is a passion, my hobby and a great sport. Neil Shearer Ipswich Hockey Regional Coaching Director


UMPIRES COMMITTEE

President’s Report – 2012 Season

It is with pleasure that I give my first President’s report for the 2012 season. This year has been another exceptional year for Ipswich umpires with many being recognised for their performances at State championships. I have attached a list of achievements separately. Firstly I would like to thank the rest of the Umpires committee members, Secretary Chris Leeder and Treasurer Margret Mantell for their tireless work throughout this season, and Murray Rogers for his assistance and advice to me when required. Secondly to John Corney for his continued work in mentoring the junior umpires on a Saturday morning. His guidance to our junior umpires has seen them develop their umpiring skills and confidence throughout the season. Our selection committee always struggles to get a club representative to assist in allocations, but thanks to Rae Chandler and Nathan Hooper (IHA Representative) who assisted this year and have now gained valuable knowledge on what is required and the depth that goes into selecting umpires for all levels of games. This season saw payments for umpiring A grade games increased to $30 per game. The umpires association covered half of the increase to help ease the burden on Clubs who had already set fees for the season. With the introduction of the Positive or it’s Pointless Program the IHA adopted this season, it is good to see the installation of signs reminding players, officials and spectators of positive behaviour during games. Our development program continues with our Junior umpires clinics which saw another 8 complete training this season. What would be an ideal situation is to have more senior and experienced umpires work with mentoring these juniors on a more regular basis, by either umpiring junior games with them or just watching them and giving feedback. This will only improve performances during the season which will result in higher standards for the finals series. Congratulations to all umpires who officiated on local fixtures, finals, State Championships and National Championships, and to those who have won awards for their performances this season. Keep up the good work. Bernadette Gotting

2012 Achievements

Executive

President: Bernadette Gotting Secretary: Chris Leeder

Treasurer: Margret Mantell Allocations Committee: Bernadette Gotting, Nathan Hooper, Rae Chandler Umpire Development Team: Bernadette Gotting, John Corney, Chris Leeder

Awards

Junior Umpire of the Year – Female Miranda McNamara

Runner-Up Junior Umpire of the Year – Female Zoe Fox

Junior Umpire of the Year – Male Kai Douglas

Runner-Up Junior Umpire of the Year – Male Zac Hoyland-Meaker

Rod Parkinson Encouragement Award Kelly McNamara

Peter Hunter Encouragement Award Kyle Dolan

Basil Coker Shield for Umpiring Achievement Jessica Fox

Herb Eleison Award for Services to umpiring John Lowik

State Championship Umpires

Super League - Women Brisbane Rebecca Ashby

Super League

- Men Brisbane Aaron Gotting Open – Men Brisbane Aaron Gotting (Div 1 Final), Brent Blake Open – Women Brisbane Rebecca Ashby, Leonie Young, Rae Chandler, Lisa Hollis

Masters – Women Brisbane Rae Chandler (Div 3 Final), Tarni Iszlaub (Div 4 Final) Under 18 – Men Ipswich Ben McManus, Coady Ramsden, Murray Rogers, Wayne Follett, John Lowik Under 18 – Women Gold Coast Tayla Young, Rae Chandler Under 15 – Boys Maryborough Kai Douglas (Div 1 Final), Luke Haley Under 15 – Girls Sunshine Coast Breenna Conway, Tarni Iszlaub

Under 13 – Girls Bundaberg Miranda McNamara (Div 2 Final), Zoe Fox (Div 2 Relegation), Caitlin Harzem

Under 13 – Boys Warwick Zac Hoyland-Meaker (Most Improved Umpire – Div 2 Final), Blake Douglas (Div 2 Final)

Under 11 Intercity Competition Umpires Southern Cross Olivia Norris, Kelly McNamara

Coulter Shield Matthew Westphal, Daniel Westphal (Div 2 Final), Thomas Picton

National & State Officials Rebecca Ashby -Umpire, National U21 Women’s Championships, Adelaide SA (Recommended to AHL) Leonie Young -Umpire, National Country Championships, Bendigo Vic (Women’s Final) Jessica Fox -Umpire, National U13 Girls Championships, Perth WA Kai Douglas -Umpire, State U13 & U15 Development Tour, Grafton NSW Aaron Gotting -Umpire Coach, State U18 Men’s Championships, Ipswich Bernadette Gotting -Umpire Manager, Open women State Championships, Brisbane

-Umpire Manager, Women’s Masters Championships, Brisbane

-Tournament Director, National U18 Men’s & Women’s Indoor Championships, Brisbane

-Technical Manager, Men’s Super League Championships, Brisbane -Assistant Tournament Director, National Women’s Masters Melbourne VIC

Umpires 2012

Name A R R2 A2 C D E Finals Total

John Lowik 4 19 3 41 4 71

Murray Rogers 25 14 14 5 58

Mclean Eleison 6 9 12 15 1 3 46

Rae Chandler 4 13 8 15 3 43

Aaron Gotting 25 6 1 4 6 42

Ayden Grulke 13 6 15 4 3 41

Luke Haley 4 4 18 11 3 1 41

Breenna Conway 1 5 16 8 3 2 5 40

Coady Ramsden 8 14 14 1 1 1 39

Tarni Iszlaub 8 7 15 3 3 2 38

Ben McManus 4 7 12 10 3 1 37

Ayrton Coolwell 7 10 3 14 2 36

Yasmin Leeder 4 10 10 6 2 1 2 35

Kai Douglas 9 7 3 7 6 32

Chris Leeder 5 12 11 4 32

Wayne Follett 5 10 1 10 1 3 30

Miranda McNamara 2 6 3 6 6 2 3 28

Bernie Gotting 2 4 17 2 3 28

Zoe Fox 1 7 12 6 2 28

Kel Iszlaub 11 12 1 3 27

Blake Douglas 7 7 10 3 27

Sam Sharrad 2 8 13 2 1 1 27

Zac Hoyland-Meaker 1 5 8 5 2 2 3 26

Lisa Hollis 9 5 5 4 2 25

Jessica Fox 8 10 1 1 4 24

Jenny Profke 1 9 5 1 6 2 24

Tayla Young 12 8 2 22

Leonie Young 13 5 1 2 21

Jesse Hoyland-Meaker 7 6 7 1 21

Daniel Westphal 1 17 2 20

Matthew Westphal 13 4 2 19

Rebecca Ashby 13 2 3 18

Brent Blake 17 1 18

Kyle Dolan 6 3 6 2 17

Thomas Picton 2 14 1 17

Nathan Hooper 13 1 1 15

Justine Parkes 8 2 1 4 15

Olivia Norris 14 1 15

Emma Reeve 14 1 15

Jodie Zumbansen 3 6 4 1 14

Barry Smith 2 3 9 14

Kelly McNamara 3 9 1 13

Allannah West 13 13

Caitlin Harzem 7 4 1 12

William Richards 4 7 11

Maddie Nelson 10 10

Caitlyn Wilks 9 9

Adriana Silcock 6 1 1 8

Gabby Nichols 7 7

5 Games Erin Alchin, Bob Crowley, Rick Gore 4 Games Scott McCormick, Brent Mackay

3 Games Kevin Moore 2 Games Holly Lock

1 Game Aliesha Grieve, Beau Godfrey, Kate Reeve, Sarina Butta, Maddie Wright, Montana Salton, Matthew McManus

Income $

Umpires' Payment Levies - 2012 season 21,965.00

Assistance Levies - 2012 season 5,005.00

Donation of umpiring pay 50.00

Supplying Umpires - State Championships 1,580.00

Sale of donated shirts & sprayjackets 335.00

Sale of Umpires skirts 140.00

Fines for late withdrawal from umpiring 140.00

Umpires Dinner 290.00

Bank Interest 21.64

TOTAL INCOME 29,526.64

Expenditure

Umpires' Payments - Club Fixtures 23,030.00

State Championship Costs 4,915.00

Awards Dinner 655.20

Bank Fees 33.25

Prizes - 2011 Finals Day Races

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 28,633.45

Net Profit/(Loss) for the Year $893.19

Assets

Cash at Bank $6,884.70

$6,884.70

Liabilities

$0.00

NET ASSETS $6,884.70

Represented by:

Accumulated Funds at 1st December 2011 $5,991.51

Surplus/(Deficit) for the Year $893.19

Accumulated Funds at 30th November 2011 $6,884.70

Balance Sheet as at 30th November 2011

Ipswich Hockey Umpires Committee

Statement of Income & Expenditure

for the Year ended 30th November 2012

2011

$ $ $

Umpires Payment Levy 21,965.00

Less Payments to Umpires - Club Fixtures 23,030.00 (1,065.00) 60.00

State Championship Assistance Levy 5,005.00

Less Assistance paid 4,915.00 90.00 1,203.62

Umpiring Shirt & Sprayjacket PaymentsShirts & Jackets donated by JUST HOCKEY 335.00 350.00

Supplying umpires to State C'ships for other Associations 1,580.00 750.00

Donations - Umpiring Payments 50.00 80.00

Fines - Late withdrawal from umpiring 140.00

Bank Interest received 21.64 16.87

Sale of Umpiring Skirts 140.00 (326.25)

Awards Dinner (365.20) (275.00)

Rule Books - (202.50)

Bank Fees (33.25) (34.25)

NET PROFIT/(LOSS) FOR THE YEAR $893.19 $1,622.49

Ipswich Hockey Umpires Association

Financial Statement - Year 2012


Records Secretary’s Report – 2012 Season

Ladies and Gentlemen:

It is with pleasure this report is presented on behalf of the Technical Committee. This being my first year as Records Secretary was a huge learning curve and I wish to thank all the Clubs for their patience and understanding during the season.

There were many challenges put before the Technical Committee the most concerning being the lack of junior members for the competitions. Whilst, numbers for the Hook in2 Hockey program increased significantly during 2012 it will take at least 2 to 3 years before we see the fruits of this labour. It is my hope and I am sure the hope of all Clubs that during the 2013 Season junior teams will be able to participate in the C, D and E format for both boys and girls. During 2012 season our real success was with the Hook in2 Hockey program. 212 children were registered in the program. Which was an increase of 89 children from 2011, here’s hoping that 2013 is an even more successful year. The combined competition for A Grade teams was once again a huge success and Ipswich was successful in winning the A Grade Women’s final. Congratulations to Swifts for a great win. The total number of teams nominated for the 2012 season was down on the 2011 season numbers. In the men’s teams there were 25 nominations and 44 teams were nominated in the women’s, both were down by one team from 2011 season. This situation is a real concern and hopefully the “Open Day” has attracted more senior and junior members. The various results of club fixtures are listed on the pages that follow.

State Championships Of our teams that competed at State Championships, it was our U13 boys who were successful in retaining the “State Champions” title for the second year running. Whilst our Open Men’s No. 1 and U18 Women’s No. 1 teams were successful in their Division 2 finals winning the title of “State Champions” for Division 2 teams. Our teams finished as follows:-

Super League (South West) Super League (South West) Men’s 2nd Women’s 3rd

Men’s Open No.1 team Div 2: 1st Women’s Open No.1 team Div 2: 3rd

Men’s Open No.2 team Div 2: 4th

Under 18 Men No. 1 team Div 1: 5th Under 18 Women No. 1 team Div 2: 1st Under 18 Men No. 2 team Div 2: 9th Under 18 Women No. 2 team Div 2: 6th

Under 15 Boys Div 1 3rd Under 15 Girls No 1. Div 1 =5th Under 15 Girls No. 2 Div 2 =11th

Under 13 Boys Div 1 1st Under 13 Girls Div 1 =9th Under 13 Girls Div 3 =2nd

Men’s Masters 35+ Div 2 2nd Women’s Masters Div 1 =5th Men’s Masters 45+ Div 2 4th Women’s Masters Div 3 2nd Women’s Masters Div 5 6th

U15 Girls Indoor 2nd

National Representatives

In 2012, Jordyn Holzberger continued her success of 2011 and was selected as a member of the QAS Squad and also a member of the Queensland Scorchers team. Lyn Grulke achieved national honours in the Australian Women’s Masters 45+ team.

Junior State Representatives

Under 15 Jay Pavitt (C), Ryan Smith

Talent Identified – Layla Eleison & Mitchell Moran

Under 13 Caleb McCoombes (C), Byron Davies, Thomas Picton

Kelly Mc Namara

Shadow – Lauren Hess

Talent Identified – Emily Witheyman-Crump To the members of the Tech Committee I say a huge thank-you for all your assistance and advice during the last season. It truly was a learning experience for me and I am so thankful for having such wonderful people involved with this Committee providing their guidance and support. Whilst each member spent countless hours doing up the draws, attending to endless e-mails and meeting I must say that Heather Scott did a marvellous job preparing the game cards for each week’s fixtures and keeping all the hard copy records for both the Men’s and Women’s team. To Margret, Janette and Phillip your assistance, help and guidance certainly made the job a lot easier. To all Clubs I wish you the best of luck for the 2013 season. May this season be a wonderful success. Lesley Mc Leod Records Secretary


TROPHIES FOR 2012 SEASON GRADE TROPHY FOR WINNER

A Grade - Women Premiers Hancock Brothers Runners/Up Swifts Minor Premiers Swifts

Mid Season Winners Swifts

A Grade - Men Premiers Norths Runners/Up Easts

Minor Premiers Easts Mid Season Winners Easts

Reserve Grade - Women Premiers Thistles Runners/Up Bellbowrie

Minor Premiers Vets Mid Season Winners Bellbowrie

Reserve Grade - Men Premiers Easts

Runners/Up Norths Minor Premiers Norths Mid Season Winners Hancock Brothers

R2 - Women Premiers Hancock Brothers Gold

Runners/Up Norths Minor Premiers Norths

Mid Season Winners Norths

A2 - Women Premiers Thistles Runners/Up Wests

Minor Premiers Wests Mid Season Winners Thistles

A2 - Men Premiers Hancock Brothers Gold

Runners/Up Norths White Minor Premiers Hancock Brothers Gold

Mid Season Winners Hancock Brothers Gold

C Grade - Girls Premiers Hancock Brothers Runners/Up Norths

Minor Premiers Hancock Brothers Mid Season Winners Hancock Brothers

J1 – Boys Premiers Wests Runners/Up Hancock Brothers Blue Minor Premiers Hancock Brothers Blue

Mid Season Winners Hancock Brothers Blue

GRADE TROPHY FOR WINNER

D Grade - Girls Premiers Hancock Brothers Runners/Up Norths

Minor Premiers Hancock Brothers Mid Season Winners Hancock Brothers

E Grade - Girls Premiers Hancock Brothers Runners/Up Wests

Minor Premiers Wests Mid Season Winners Hancock Brothers

J2 - Boys Premiers Wests

Runners/Up Hancock Brothers Blue

Minor Premiers Hancock Brothers Blue Mid Season Winners Wests

WINNERS - COMBINED A GRADE COMP WITH TOOWOOMBA

Women’s Competition: Swifts

Men’s Competition: Newtown

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

Women’s Competition: Hancock Brothers

Men’s Competition: Hancock Brothers

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

A Grade: Diane Casey Steve Bayliss

Reserve Grade: Eden Jacket Patrick Collingwood

R2 Grade: Danielle Carroll

A2 Grade: Lauren Casey Simon Drew

Junior: Jade Emblem Kai Douglas

TEAM OF THE YEAR

Hancock Brothers C Grade Girls


REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS – 2012

Super League Women – Southwest Team (Ipswich Representatives)

Kiah Ahern Natasha Bice Stephanie Bice Jade Hooper Amy Korner (Shadows - Kristen Mackay and Sara Rogers)

Coach – Tony Eaton (Toowoomba) Manager – Deb Thompson (Toowoomba)

Super League Men – Southwest Team (Ipswich Representatives)

Lachlan Brown Tobias Figura Dean Jeffrey Patrick Krusi David Llewelyn Mark Llewelyn Daniel Mantell Mark Pocock Brenton Sippel (Shadows – Chris Mantell and Peter Mitchell)

Coach – Nathan Hooper (Ipswich) Manager – Steve Hawthorne (Toowoomba)

Open No. 1 Women

Kiah Ahern Lexie Ahern Stephanie Bice Peta Brooks Robyn Clarke Dayle Coombs Natalie Davison Pam Edmunds Jessica Fox Tennille Fraser Karlin Haugh Bridget Mc Lean Chrissy Reid Sara Rogers Kayla Tierney Carly Young

Coach Kel Iszlaub Manager – Sharon Fox

Open No. 1 Men Division 2 State Champions

Steve Bayliss Lachlan Brown Jaden Ekert Tobias Figura Dean Jeffrey David Llewelyn Mark Llewelyn Mark Pocock Brenton Sippel Todd Watson Andrew Woodford

Coach – Nathan Hooper Manager – Peter Llewelyn

Open No. 2 Men

Lucas Alchin Kyah Andrew-Sharrad Jarrod Brown Ayrton Coolwell Joshua Davies Trent Davison Kai Douglas Tom Douglass Andrew Horrocks Nick Maddocks Conlan Mallett Andrew Pratt Dean Pavitt Dane Rew Kyle Sippel Adam Wooler

Coach – Bill Chandler Manager Craig Brown

Under 18 Womens No 1 Division 2 State Champions

Lexie Ahern Crystal Brown Dayle Coombs Natalie Davison Tennille Fraser Jessica Fox Yasmin Leeder Robyn Clarke Kate Muller Kayla Tierney Carly Young Erin Alchin Chantell Manning

Coach – Rodger Grulke Manager – Pauline Alchin

Under 18 Womens No. 2 Maddy Bennett Sadie Casey Shannon Conway Sarah Dull Tegan Haley Tarni Iszlaub Kaitlyn Martin McKenna Evans-Doherty Alexis Mc Kenna Miranda Mc Namara Jade Rew Ellie Schmidt Rhiannon Sue Ashleigh Wall Eden Jackat

Coach – Leonie Young Manager – Morgan Leeder

Under 18 Mens No 1 Jarrod Brown Ayrton Coolwell Charlie Davies Kyah Andrew-Sharrad Joshua Davies Kai Douglas Ayden Grulke Luke Haley Mitchell Moran Shaun Pratt Nathan Smith Brayden Thomas Matthew Westphal

Coach – Neil Shearer Manager – Craig Brown

Under 18 Mens No 2 Alex Backen Cade Banditt Luke Brown Tekoda Andrew-Sharrad Ben Dodd Kyle Dolan Blake Douglas Alex Hardy Alex Kinch Nick Nevin Jack Warner Zac Hoyland-Meaker Matthew Westphal

Coach – Andrew Pratt Manager – Margaret Hoyland

Under 15 Girls No 1 Hannah Casey Grace Collins Layla Eleison Indianna Evans Zoe Fox Miranda Mc Namara Elise Muller McKenna Evans-Doherty Brooke Pavitt Breeanna Prasser Cherish Russell Elly Schmidt Sophie Stenner Summer-Rose Tavendale

Coach – Brendan Eleison Manager – Lauren Casey

Under 15 Girls No 2 Chole Axelby Rachel Baills Rebecca Ball Mia Clarke Ryleigh Conway Brooke Darby Krystelle Findlay Tayla Floyd Taya Harper Dana Hess Courtney Martinho Cara Shaw Enya Timperley Chloe-May Wilks

Coach – Susan Baills Manager – Sharon Axelby

Under 15 Boys Alex Backen Cade Banditt Ben Darby Tekoda Andrew-Sharrad Kyle Dolan Blake Douglas Caleb Mc Coombes Zac Hoyland-Meaker Mitchell Moran Jay Pavitt Thomas Picton Ryan Smith Daniel Westphal Matthew Westphal Adam White-Wilson

Coach – Neil Shearer Manager- Kellie Moran

Under 13 Girls No 1 Alisha Grieve Lauren Hess Lacey Kohn Kelly Mc Namara Monique Moran Madeline Nelson Gabrielle Nicholls Olivia Norris Lacey Pearce Emma Petersen Emma Reeve Nikita Stenner Kristin Zahnow Emily Witheyman-Crump

Coach – Louise Mc Namara Manager – Ann-Maree Nelson

Under 13 Girls No 2

Sarina Butta Georgia Kinneally Keira Knox Kaidyn Kunde Caitlin Lock Holly Lock Aliyssa Mc Dougall Kirra Muller Kate Reeve Summeray Russell Emily Toole Alannah West Caitlyn Wilks Caitlin Wilson

Coach – Deborah West Manager – Margaret Butta

Under 13 Boys No 1 STATE CHAMPIONS

Harrison Brown Byron Davies Kyle Jackson Tekoda Andrew-Sharrad Caleb Mc Coombes Hayden Michel Thomas Picton Bailey Hoyland-Meaker Zac Profke Angus Robertson Jake Thornton Nicholas Schostakowski Fred Warner Daniel Westphal

Coach – Ken McCoombes Manager – Bruce Robertson

Under 13 Boys No 2

Jackson Ahrens Caleb Davies Aaron Dodds Lachlan Farmer Daniel Hey Kye Hey Reece Hey Beau Godfrey Brendan Michel Cooper Orrock Ben Peters James Richards Justin Smith Bradley Walker

Coach – Barry Westphal Manager – Rod Michel

Under 11 Girls ‘Hoppers’

Rebecca Ahrens Talicia Canty Kianah Davis Abby Eleison Caleisha Harper Rhiannon Hughes Lynka Kohn Trinity Manson Jade Mc Dougall Monique Moran Kirra Muller Jordyn Office Emma Petersen Laney Smith

Coach – Debbie Eleison/Josie Smith Manager – Deb Mc Dougall

Under 11 Girls ‘Strikers’

Kimberley Albert Taya Arndt Jessica Chaplin Taylor Cogger Taleesha Crone Sarah D’Castro Taylor Fields Hayley Greive Alyssa Janke Miri-Jo Koorts Phoebe Mc Auliffe Jessie Nicholls Georgia Stenzel Grace Wilson Kirra Wilson Bianca Young

Coach – Emma Johnson Manager – Brent Potbury

Under 11 Girls ‘Stars’

Nikita Baxter Jasmine Burdett Madison Deacon Finn Delpaul Hannah Grayson Meg Kearton Halle Miller Amelia Morris Ashlyn Palframan Tia Palframan Ruby Orrock Krystal O’Connor-Spollen Emily Peters Emma Picton Ruby Peut Kaede Wright

Coach – Alannah Young Manager – Samantha Sue

Under 11 Boys ‘Green Hornets’

Ben Donnelly Thomas East Lachlan Farmer Mitchell Galea Daniel Harley Reid Jackwitz Brendan Michel Riley Profke Max Schulz Tobey Smith Luke Thompson Brad Walker Hayden Westphal

Coach – Barry Westphal Manager – Jack Farmer

Under 11 Boys ‘Green Ants’

Regan Baxter Joseph Butta Adam Davey Dylan Davi Zachary Eleison William Harrold Kaleb Lewis Sebastian Miller Trae Payton Benjamin Suthers Hamish Thomson Jacob Verrall

Coach – Coady Ramsden Manager – Shannon Conway

Vets Ladies No 1

Anne-Maree Callow Di Casey Jayne Goetsch Lyn Grulke Kirsty Lenaghan Joy Lewis Amanda Mc Kenna Kerri Michel Janet Peters Rose Radloff Brihony Simpson Aarjon Smith Andrew Welsh Jodie Zumbansen

Coach – Karen Harnden Manager – Karen Marks

Vets Ladies No 2

Kathy Anderson Lyn Barnes Kerryn Bennett Kristeen Bentley Lyn Davey Sue Drummond Amanda Hill Yvette Job Lisa Shaw Debbie Mc Dougall Kathleen Pudwell Andrea Robertson Dynelle Rogers Deb West

Coach – Kylie Harnden Manager – Peita Mc Govern

Vets Ladies No 3

Rhonda Anderson Annette Battensby Sue Collins Melissa Evans Sue Fitzpatrick Leanne Fullarton Amanda Hawskwell Ronwyn Joy Elaine Meredith June Nicholls Bonnie Reeve Terry Sallaway Teresa Slater Gail Steele Wendy Tallon Yasmin Van Kasteren

Coach – June Nicholls Manager – Janette Howells

Vets Men 35+

James Carmody Phil Daly Damien Goodwin Brian Kitto

Paul Malcolm Darren Manson Ben Morgan Brent Nicholls

Jay Petersen Steve Profke Craig Rew Tony Ross

Mark Sharrad

Coach – Paul Malcolm Manager – Paul Hardie

Vets Men 40+

Gary Adsett Craig Barrett Peter Conway Thomas Durkin Mark Eleison Wayne Follett Paul Hardie Brett Jennings Trevor Johnson Peter Robertson Stephen Smith Richard Stevens David Wright

Coach Wayne Follett Manager – Paul Hardie

Club

Championships

2012

FINAL

Women's

Hancocks 234

Norths 206

Thistles 163

Wests 142

Swifts 117

Bellbowrie 85

Vets 80

Collegians 78

Easts 7

Somerville House 1

FINAL

Men's

Hancocks 178

Wests 130

Norths 100

Easts 75

Bellbowrie 70

Northern Tigers 7

Men’s Points Table 2012

A Grade Men

POS TEAM P W L D B F A GD PTS

1 Eass 20 15 2 3 1 75 37 38 48

2 Norths Ipswich 20 11 7 2 1 76 49 27 35

3 Hancock Brothers 20 9 9 2 1 55 54 1 26

4 Wests 20 1 15 4 1 37 78 -41 7

Reserve Grade Men


1 Norths 16 12 2 2 4 63 32 31 35


3 Easts 16 6 6 4 4 42 46 -4 18

4 Wests 16 4 8 4 4 32 52 -20 16

5 Bellbowrie 16 2 12 2 4 26 66 -40 8

A2 Men

POS

TEAM P W L D B F A GD PTS

1

Hancocks Gold 18 14 2 2 3 100 31 69 44

2

Norths White 18 13 4 1 3 86 28 58 40

3

Wests 18 11 3 4 3 53 30 23 37

4

Norths Red 18 10 7 1 3 49 33 16 30

5

Bellbowrie 18 6 10 2 3 31 53 -22 20

6

Easts 18 2 13 3 3 23 80 -57 9

7

Hancocks Blue 18 0 17 1 3 19 110 -91 1

J1 Boys

POS


1

Hancocks Blue 18 14 1 3 0 119 16 103 45

2

Wests 18 12 4 2 0 104 21 83 38

3

Bellbowrie 18 5 11 2 0 46 87 -41 17

4

Hancocks Gold 18 1 16 1 0 15 160 -145

4

J2 Boys

POS


1

Hancocks Blue 16 11 3 2 4 43 13 30 35

2

Wests 16 9 2 5 4 46 23 23 32

3

Bellbowrie 16 7 5 4 4 39 24 15 25

4

Hancocks Gold 16 3 10 3 4 8 44 -36 12

5 Northern Tigers 16 1 11 4 4 18 50 -32 7

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Women’s Points Table 2012

A Grade Women


1 Swifts 17 13 1 3 2 65 14 51 42


3 Norths Ipswich 17 6 9 2 2 21 33 -12 20

4 Thistles 17 4 9 4 2 26 42 -16 16

5 Bellbowrie 16 2 12 2 2 13 52 -39 8

Reserve Grade Women


1 Vets 18 13 4 1 3 43 23 20 40

2 Bellbowrie 18 13 4 1 3 39 25 14 39

3 Thistles 18 12 5 1 3 40 30 10 37

4 Norths 18 8 6 4 3 28 20 8 28

5 Hancock Brothers 18 6 9 3 3 29 31 -2 21

6 Swifts 18 1 13 4 3 15 33 -18 7

7 Easts 18 1 13 4 3 17 49 -32 7

R2 Women

POS


1

Norths 18 13 2 3 3 59 15 44 42

2

Hancocks Gold 18 13 3 2 3 67 28 39 41

3

Swifts 18 12 2 4 3 36 18 18 40

4

Thistles 18 6 10 2 3 32 35 -3 20

5

Collegians 18 5 9 4 3 30 32 -2 19

6

Bellbowrie 18 3 13 2 3 17 54 -37 11

7

Hancocks Blue 18 1 14 3 3 18 77 -59 6

A2 Women

POS


1

Wests 21 17 2 2 0 84 20 64 53

2

Thistles 21 14 4 3 0 61 19 42 42

3

Vets 21 13 7 1 0 54 27 27 40

4

Norths 21 12 8 1 0 68 26 42 37

5

Swifts 21 8 9 4 0 42 28 14 28

6

Bellbowrie 21 9 12 0 0 50 38 12 24

7

Hancock Brothers 21 4 16 1 0 42 104 -62 13

8

Collegians 21 1 20 0 0 15 166 -151

3

Girls’ Points Table 2012

C Grade Girls



2 Thistles Purple 16 9 5 2 1 62 35 27 29

3 Norths 16 7 5 4 1 36 37 -1 25

4 Thistles White 16 6 6 4 1 37 37 0 22

5 Wests 16 7 8 1 1 38 44 -6 22

6 Somerville House 16 0 15 1 1 5 92 -87 1

D Grade Girls



2 Norths 16 10 4 2 4 42 33 9 32

3 Collegians 16 7 7 2 4 70 36 34 23

4 Wests 16 3 11 2 4 33 53 -20 11

6 Thistles 16 1 13 2 4 15 93 -78 5

E Grade Girls


1 Wests 20 18 0 2 0 70 4 66 56


3 Collegians 20 10 7 3 0 55 42 13 33

4 Norths 20 6 10 4 0 46 39 7 22

5 Thistles 20 4 14 2 0 21 68 -47 14

6 Bellbowrie 20 0 18 2 0 1 107 -106

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INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS IN CLUB FIXTURES Most Goals in the 2012 Season

A Grade Daniel Mantell (Easts) 23

Anne-Marie Callow (Swifts) 30

Reserve Grade Dean Jeffrey (Norths) 48

Shannon Ashton (Bellbowrie) 16

R2 Grade Kaylah Mc Dermott (Hancock Brothers Gold) 18

A2 Grade Aaron Woods (Norths White) 44

Debbie McDougall (Vets) 30

J1 Grade Ryan Smith (Hancock Brothers Blue) 55 C Grade Layla Eleison (Hancock Brothers) 33

J2 Grade Maximus Schultz (Bellbowrie) 22 D Grade Emma Reeve (Collegians) 27

E Grade Caleisha Harper (Hancock Brothers) 44

Most Goals in one game

A Grade Todd Watson (Wests) 5

Anne-Marie Callow (Swifts) 4

Reserve Grade Dean Jeffrey (Norths) 5

Shannon Ashton (Bellbowrie) 3

R2 Grade Carissa Whylie (Norths) 5

A2 Grade Aaron Woods (Norths White) 8

Aimee Geeves (Hancock Brothers0 6

J1 Grade Ryan Smith (Hancock Brothers Blue) 9

C Grade Courtney Martinho (Hancock Brothers) 6

J2 Grade Maximus Schultz (Bellbowrie) 5

D Grade Emma Reeve (Collegians) 9

E Grade Jordyn Office (Wests) 6


CLUB PERSONNEL

Bellbowrie

Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade

K Ahern 8A 1 E Dwan 16A L Ahern 8A 1 L Grulke 12A 1 S Bice 10A 2 A Norris 9A P Brooks 7A L Wykes 13A K Coombes 14A 1R C Young 15A 1

Womens Reserve Grade

S Ashton 19R 1A 16 L Harris 3R 1A D Bell 17R 7 M Hoyland 18R 2A E Bellingham 3A H Ironside 16R 4A H Casey 15R 1C 1 E Jackat 16R 14A 5 S Casey 18R 3A 2 J Kelly 18R R Clarke 1R 16A 2 R Kelly 19R D Coombes 17A C Manning 7R 12A 1 B Dolan 1R 17A E Mc Carthy 17R 3A M Evans-Doherty 19R 2A 1C 4 L Myers-Young 17R 4 T-R French 11R D Norris 1R 7A T French 20R 3R2 5 S Wykes 5R 5A

Womens R2 Grade

E Bellingham 14R2 1R J Hunter 11R2 K Bentley 15R2 4R 1 Y Job 16R2 6 V Bushing 13R2 J Martin 16R2 S Chamberlain 17R2 K Martin 17R2 2 C Cridland 13R2 M Mc Intyre 14R2 3 J Ellett 17R2 1 S Pears 6R2 P Grulke 16R2

Womens A2 Grade

M Ballarin 4A2 14R2 J Lipczynski 17A2 2 C Boyle 11A2 18R2 3 K Nelson 19A2 S Carden 15A2 H Pilatti 19A2 2R2 3R 5A L Casey 16A2 2R2 10 L Pointon 15A2 3 N Dent 12A2 1R2 5 C Scott-Dekker 12A2 1R2 12R C Depree 15A2 1 K Smith 18A2 5R2 2 J French 8A2 10R2 Y Van Kasteren 20A2 1R2 6 T Harley 18A2 9 S Walsh 14A2 4 T Hughes 13A2 2 K Young 18A2 1R2 3 L Iseppon 19A2 3

Girls C Grade

R Nauk 7C 2 R Thornton 6C B Sweeney 14C N Walker 13C 1

Girls E Grade

H Bentley 10E 1R2 1 J Innes 10E A Burchmann 12E T Innes 10E N Burchmann 12E D Jaganhohan 14E M Denny 12E K Mc Leod 12E I Fitzsimmons 6E N Minnie 15E A Hansen 10E A Westmoreland 15E


Mens Reserve Grade

A Chamberlain 12R S Nichols 14R 3A2 C Cliff 14R 5 J Norris 11R N Gray 14R B Payton 13R 4 A Grulke 11R 1A2 D Roberts 11R 1 L Harris 10R 3A2 C Woolner 12R 10 B Kitto 9R

Mens A2 Grade

G Adsett 2A2 12R 4 J Hoyland-Meaker 10A2 6R 6 C Banks 16A2 K Huxley-Booth 13A2 A Boyle 13A2 2R 2 A Rizvi 10A2 M Buchanan 11A2 1R Blair Smith 12A2 6R 2 B Chamberlain 15A2 3R 3 Brett Smith 11A2 7R 4 L Dodd 12A2 3 M Thompson 13A2 5 J Good 11A2 2 C Webb-Wagg 4A2 1R A Hansell 7A2 D Wright 12A2 1R 2

Boys J1 Grade

P. Armstrong 19J1 5 Z Hoyland-Meaker 18J1 1A2 10R 31 B Carlton 7J1 A Moser 18J1 4A2 P Denny 18J1 1A2 N Schostakowski 18J1 4 B Dodd 18J1 10A2 5 J Thornton 17J1 K Dolan 19J1 12A2 2 R 8 F Warner 15J1 2 N Gray 17J1 4 J Warner 17J1 3A2 B Hoyland-Meaker 19J1

Boys J2 Grade D Bennett 15J2 J Pomerenke 12J2 C Burchmann 15J2 L Pomerenke 12J2 1 T East 14J2 1J1 7 M Schultz 14J2 1J1 22 D Harley 16J2 5J1 L Thompson 13J2 B Keily 16J2 1 B Walker 16J2 13J1 J Lynn 6J2 M Westmoreland 15J2 K Lynn 15J2 6 N Wilson 14J2 1 T Payton 14J2


CLUB PERSONNEL

Collegians


Womens R2 Grade

R Abbott 11R2 6 T Rigg 14R2 2A2 E Hay 17R2 1A2 K Skuhr 18R2 2A2 T Mc Peake 18R2 1 K Stanton 2R2 17A2 S Matthews 1R2 4A2 1 S Tavendale 16R2 1A2 1 N Muller 1R2 3A2

Womens A2 Grade

S Bauer 8A2 8R2 6 K O’Connor 14A2 18R2 1 A Brown 12A2 1R2 2 L O’Connor 6A2 17R2 9 M Brown 3A2 1 M O’Connor 18A2 6R2 M Casey 5A2 16R2 5 A Pickering 20A2 3R2 2 T Jones 14A2 2 E Sander 12A2 1 S Mc Donald 6A2 4R2 H Turner 14A2 11R2 1 J Memory 14A2 17R2 1 R Ware 14A2 3R2 1 J Mengel 18A2 S Ware 9A2 S Mengel 11A2 C Zander 18A2 N Morgan 15A2 11R2 3

Girls D Grade

Z Broadfoot 16D 1A2 H Lock 16D 8 J Franke 15D 2A2 O-R Norris 17D 2R2 4A2 23 G Holland 17D 3 E Reeve 17D 10R2 27 L Kohn 16D 2A2 K Reeve 17D 6R2 2A2 2 K Kunde 17D 4R2 6 K Wells 14D 1A2 6 T Kunde 17D 3 A West 17D 4R2 3A2 1 C Lock 16D 1A2 M Wright 14D

Girls E Grade

S Ballard 5E K-L Mc Peake 10E L Barkus 15E 1 H Miller 17E 1D 5 K Davis 17E 1D 4 T Morgan 5E S D’Castro 16E 7 R-R Orrock 16E 4 A Gallagher 4E A Pratt 10E M Kearton 16E B Trevanion 18E 1 L Kohn 19E 16 K Wright 17E 5 P Mc Auliffe 18E 3 B Young 18E 1 E Mc Bain 18E 6


CLUB PERSONNEL

Easts



A Beasley 7R T Drew 7R C Beasley 14R E Hunt 11R C Brown 18R C Jackson 16R 1 B Bulley 12R A Mirallez 16R 6 T Cannon 18R 3 K Muller 16R S Collins 4R K Sanford 15R T Doyle 16R 5

Mens A Grade

S Bayliss 22A 22 D Mantell 23A 23 C Fazel 19A 1R T Miller 11A 1R 1 D Llewelyn 21A 10 B Sippel 19A M Llewelyn 21A 3 A Woodford 21A 1R C Mantell 17A 2R 2

Mens Reserve Grade

D Billingsley 11R 17A 1 B Morgan 18R 1A L Brown 17A 1 K Sippel 17R 22A 4 B Chandler 2R L Smith 13R 17A 17 P Collingwood 18R 2A 2A2 N Smith 18R 9A 4 N. Hooper 7R 7A 4 K Tierney 15R 11A 6 P Malcolm 16R 2A 3 L Woodford 15R 16A 4 A Mantell 6R 21A T Woodford 8R 20A 29 C Melvin 8R 16A 8

Mens A2 Grade

R Adie 17A2 4 R Mac Pherson 14R A Backen 17A2 1 R 20J1 9 A Payne 15A2 C Barrett 16A2 2 K Payne 16A2 J Barrett 14A2 M Pickering 18A2 1R 5 J Beattie 16A2 A Schiller 14R G Bray 17A2 1 N Schiller 17R R Crowe 15A2 A Scott 18A2 J Farmer 13A2 2 K Smith 12R 2 R Gore 16A2 2 G Tweedie 2A2 C Habarow 16A2 1 A White 8A2 18R 3 D Hargreaves 11A2 3 N White 17A2 2


CLUB PERSONNEL

Hancock Brothers


Womens A Grade A Chalk 18A 6 J Parkes 18A N Davison 19A 3 S Rogers 19A 11 J Holzberger 3A C Sippel 12A 1R 4 J Hooper 12A 10 E Smolenski 19A 3 A Mc Dermott 13A 4R 17 K Tierney 18A

Womens Reserve Grade A Dudgeon 14R 2A S Mitchell 15R 15A 3 C Eales 16R 10A 2 K Nunn 20A 1 P Edmunds 3R 18A G O’Reilly 13R 7A E Floyd-Smith 16R J Rew 13R 2A 3 E French 8R 14A E Smolenski 15R 5A 5 T Haley 17R 1A 3R2 5 J-L Woodford 16R 20A 8 S Hardy 15R 5

Womens R2 Blue Grade S Addison-Ballangarry 13R2 1A2 A Keogh 17R2 5A2 M Baker 15R2 2R 1A2 1 D Mc Leod-Robertson 11R2 5R S Conway 15R2 17R 3 E Potbury 18R2 1A2 S Johnson 7R2 J Summers 2R2 3A2 1 K Galea 16R2 2R 2 K Suthers 12R2 7A2 6 E Keenan 12R2 15A2 1

Womens R2 Gold Grade J Acfield 18R2 5 K Mc Dermott 11R2 1A2 18 B Conway 18R2 3A 16R .. K Mc Ewan-Watson 16R2 1R K-A Elliott 20R2 2 A-M Nelson 21R2 1 K Gardner 20R2 T Peters 20R2 1R 8 C Hanley 19R2 J Pettiford 2R2 B Mantell 19R2 4R 9 J Smith 17R2 2R 3A2 17

Womens A2 Grade O Beasley 18A2 7R2 8 L Keenan 18A2 15R2 2 S Brown 15A2 5R2 K Muller 13A2 A Davies 18A2 2R2 .. J Mundt 3A2 5R2 2 J Eleison 18A2 6R2 M Peters 14A2 21R2 1R 12 M Eleison 17A2 7R2 1 T Skaanvad 16A2 A Geeves 17A2 21R2 29 S Woodford 15A2 21R2 .. S Heit 12A2 3

Girls C Grade P Adcock 14C 3R2 3 C Hughes 10C 1R2 4 F Conway 15C 3R2 2D 1 C Martinho 17C 3R 1R2 30 N Conway 18C 7R2 1 M Mc Namara 18C 8R 3R2 21 R Conway 18C 9R2 1A2 3 E Muller 18C 15R2 2A2 L Eleison 18C 5A 14R 33 C-L Voss 14C 2 T-M Harper 17C 2R2 1A2 15

Girls D Grade I Allomes 14D K Mc Namara 17D 14C 26 S Butta 17D 10C 4 M Nelson 17D 14C 7 A Grieve 16D 11C 17 M Salton 16D 3 T Heit 17D 1 E Toole 17D 1C 2 S Hurst 15D T Wills 16D T McEwan-Watson 17D K Zahnow 16D 5C 23


Womens E Grade

M Addison-Ballangarry 20E 1 R Mc Namara 4E .. K Armstrong 18E 1D .. E Mitchell 18E 1D 2 J Burdett 20E 1D 1 N Mitchell 10E B Conway 19E 2D A Palframan 20E A Eleison 17E 9D 6 T Palframan 20E 2D T Fields 20E 2D 1 A Richards 20E H Grieve 20E 3D L Skaanvad 17E C Harper 19E 3D 1C 44 L Smith 16E 7D 22

Mens A Grade

J Brown 20A 1R 2 C Mallett 21A 6 M Burgess 22A B Nicholls 21A 17 J Davies 20A 1R 2 D Pavitt 22A 8 S Dobbie 9A B Robertson 22A 3 B French 19A 1R ..

Mens Reserve Grade

A Coolwell 17R 15A 4 P Mitchell 7R 20A 29 C Davies 10R 1A 5 S Morgan 10R T Davison 4R 22A 1 J Pavitt 15R 14A .. K Douglas 14R 11A 2 C Rew 16R 2A2 10 W Follett 17R 1A 9 D Rew 9R 15A 5 M Mc Manus 17R A Sippel 3R 15A 7 B Mitchell 7R 3A 7A2 8

Mens A2 Blue Grade

C Brown 13A2 R Knight 8A2 1A2G P Conway 13A2 M List 16A2 3 P Daly 16A2 1A2G B Mc Manus 11A2 A Dobbie 16A2 1R 3 P Robinson 11A2 D Eales 6A2 R Smith 12A2 6 P Hardie 9A2 S Smith 11A2 A Hardy 17A2 13R 1 C Woods 11A2 1 T Keenan 12A2 1 K Zahnow 17A2

Mens A2 Gold Grade

B Campbell 19A2 4 B Kinnane 17A2 15R 9 C Cook 12A2 7 S Mallet 9A2 1R B Davey 18A2 .. C Mc Cosker 16A2 2R 2 S Drew 14A2 6R 27 K Palframan 19A2 1R B Eleison 19A2 9R 21 A Richey 19A2 Mark Eleison 15A2 6R 2 I Shahzeb 3A2 Mclean Eleison 19A2 5R 2 W Swift 18A2 4 D Howells 14A2 1R 11 S Whitney 16A2 15 N Johansson 13A2 2

Boys J1 Blue Grade

C Banditt 15J1 M Kropp 19J1 6 L Crowe 18J1 2A2 4 C Mc Coombes 18J1 1R 2A2 38 B Darby 18J1 1 H Michel 19J1 1R 3A2 3 B Davies 18J1 14 A Robertson 17J1 1 B Johnston 19J1 R Smith 17J1 6A 9R 55 M Kaufmann 19J1 4 A Stanton 17J1 1

Hancock Brothers cont.


Boys J1 Gold Grade

Z Brown 5J1 J Halloran 14J1 2 R Condon 11J1 K Jackson 14J1 J Cotterill 12J1 2 J Richards 14J1 H Dixon-Ward 16J1 W Richards 8J1 A Dodds 17J1 J Smith 11J1 1A2 4J2 1 P Donnelly 10J1 L Walsh 18J1 1 B Douglas 18J1 3R 4A2 4 A White-Wilson 17J1 2A2 4 J Freeman 13J1 5J2 5

Boys J2 Blue Grade

K Addison-Ballangarry 17J2 2J1 3 A Johnston 18J2 C Davies 16J2 4J1 S Johnston 18J2 P Farrell 3J2 F Mc Ewan-Watson 18J2 1J1 12 M Forrest 15J2 2J1 12 J Mc Guckin 17J2 B Donnelly 15J2 7J1 5 T O’Neill 17J2 7 A Jackwitz 15J2 W Ramsden 17J2 R Jackwitz 17J2 4

Boys J2 Gold Grade

L Bell 9J2 M Morgan 16J2 J Butta 16J2 1J1 1 J Robertson 16J2 3J1 3 Z Eleison 15J2 N Ryan 15J2 M Galea 14J2 A Skaanvad 16J2 1J1 S Mc Guire 16J2 W Voss 13J2 B Michel 16J2 10J1 6 D Walsh 16J2 8J1 5 S Miller 15J2 1J1


CLUB PERSONNEL

Northern Tigers


Boys J2 Grade R Baxter 15J2 1 S Hughes 14J2 H Bellman 11J2 K Lewis 13J2 A Davey 11J2 3 C Orrock 11J2 5 O Goodwin 13J2 M Rademacher 14J2 Z Hall 13J2 9 R Shaw 7J2 D Hey 13J2 B Suthers 12J2 K Hey 12J2 G Wong 5J2 R Hey 14J2

Somerville House


Girls C Grade

N Barrett 11C O Marr 15C S Cameron 10C A Milliner 3C P Cichero 13C A Paynter 10C C Dunn 9 2 B-L Ramsay 13C 1 A Hackett 13C G Robinson 5C A Hall 9C T Scanlan 4C A Kinneally 13C K Sturgess 9C G Kinneally 14C I Tudor 10C M Lockyer 13C 2


CLUB PERSONNEL

Norths Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade A Davey 17A 2 B Page 18A 1R 3 R Ellis 14A 1 C Reid 18A 6 J Fox 15A 2 S Sue 15A 5R 2 K Haug 17A T Young 9A 2R R Mantell 17A

Womens Reserve Grade K Berndt 14R 15A 8 K Ihle 15R 10A T Brown 14R 9A E Jeffrey 16R 1A 8R2 1 S Fynes-Clinton 17R 3A 2 M Leeder 11R 6A 4R2 E Gavranich 18R 7A 1 Y Leeder 19R 4A 4 S Gavranich 16R 1R2 5 S Parlett 2R 7A 2R2 5 C Hall 15R N Wallace 17R 1A 3 K-J Henderson 14R 2A 1R2 2

Womens R2 Grade T Bow-Lynch 20R2 2 R Sue 19R2 4R 2 S Horler 19R2 3A2 3 A Wall 15R2 1C 11 Z Leslie 11R2 5A2 1C 6 C Whylie 19R2 11R 10 T Pacitto 17R2 3R 3A2 A Young 19R2 2R 13 J Petersen 15R2 1A 14R 2 L Young 13R2 5R 8 D Stevens 20R2 3

Womens A2 Grade B Boxsell 21A2 F O’Sullivan 22A2 K Burns 17A2 2R2 12 B Rayer 16A2 18R2 10 L Graham 17A2 2R2 E Rossington 22A2 11R2 7 K Martyn 19A2 4 C Russo 18A2 18R2 6 C Murren 16A2 2R2 6 E Scheers 21A2 12 S Nolles 21A2 3 J Tingate 17A2 1

Girls C Grade E-R Boyd 17C M Fynes-Clinton 12C 1 G Collins 16C 5R 14 D Hess 17C 2R 1R2 6 C Cooper 16C N Koimans 18C 11A2 3 M Elliott 18C 2R2 3 M Mc Queen 10C Z Fox 18C 10R2 5 A Nevin 18C 10A2 13

Girls D Grade

B Barrett 15D 1C T Petersen 17D 1 J Chaplin 17D 1E 1 N Shields 12D 6 T Condrick 15D R Shields 11D 2 L Hess 16D 7C 18 B Vaseos 6D 2C B Leese 17D E Wilson 11D K Muller 17D 1E 4 E Witheyman-Crump 14D 15C 2R2 E Petersen 18D 1R2 12

Girls E Grade

S Ainsworth 15E 1 L Hilton 19E 3 N Baxter 19E 9D 19 C O’Connor-Spollen 19E L Blackman 11E B Rademacher 4E T Crone 17E 2D R Smits 18E 1 M Deacon 19E 7D 5 G Wilson 19E 3D 14 A Harkin 3E I Wilson 19E 5 I Hey 11E 1 K Wilson 17E 1D


Mens A Grade

K Andrew-Sharrad 21A 3R 1A2 A O’Beirne 11A 5 J Dalais 22A 2 M Pocock 19A 2 W Dalais 22A 1 A Pratt 21A T Douglas 23A 1 A Woodward 21A 1R 15 T Figura 10A 6 A Wooler 21A

Mens Reserve Grade

B Blake 9R 19A 5 J Mc Elligott 15R 2 M Corney 13R 2A B Petersen 1R 4A2 J Ellis 16R 1 S Pratt 11R 12A 2 S Ihle 16R 15A 5 S Profke 17R 1A 2 A Jackson 15R 1A2 2 T Ross 17R 1A 10 D Jeffrey 8R 22A 48 J Taylor 4R 5A 8 N Maddocks 14R 23A 33 D Tyler 16R 10A 8

Mens A2 Red Grade

D Bell 16A2 1 R Haley 18A2 3R 23 M Berndt 17A2 4 K Meloury 17A2 L Brown 19A2 3R 7 N Nevin 19A2 8R 2 M Brunning 17A2 J Petersen 12A2 16R 9 M Davidson 14A2 2R S Petersen 16A2 J Dellow 15A2 13R A Ward 10A2 B Elliott 19A2 2 K Way 17A2 4R 12 L Haley 7A2 5R 1

Mens A2 White Grade

W Allen 19A2 9 G Shields 16A2 W Collins 12A2 10 K Suthers 20A2 1 B Fernandini 19A2 5 S Thurston 17A2 15 A Harding 20A2 M Whiley 12A2 C Harding 17A2 T Wode 15A2 1 R Holland 13A2 2 A Woods 20A2 44 R Lewis 10A2 1 J Woodward 15A2 1 C Marks 16A2 1A 14R


CLUB PERSONNEL

Swifts


Womens A Grade

K Bennett 13A 5 C Mackay 6A M Bool 16A K Mackay 10A 5 A-M Callow 17A 30 B Mc Lean 16A 5 D Carson 14A 1 K Schneider 14A D Casey 16A 6 A Stacey 18A 11 C Litzow 4A B Webb 19A 3


R Anderson 17R 19A 6 N Frankish 15R 1 A Anderson-Goodwin 16R 2A E Judd 14R 1A S Brown 14R 13A 1 L Molloy 1R 16A L Crowe 14R 17A 4 H Sanderson 18R 2A 4 J Dodd 18R 2A 3 S Sharrad 17R 3A 13A2 1 T Findlay 17R 3A P Voight 16R

Womens R2 Grade

K Anderson 14R2 10R 6 M Mabsout 6R2 2A2 D Carroll 16R2 3R 3 N Mc Kenzie 7R2 2R 2A 4 S Collins 19R2 1R W O’Brien 9R2 1A 10 K Findlay 17R2 16R 5 K Ponto 10R2 1R A Hawkswell 18R2 1A2 C Smith 17R2 3A2 6 J Lewis 18R2 12R 2

Womens A2 Grade

T Adie 20A2 2 R Joy 13A2 6R 19R2 2 R Anderson 21A2 15R2 2 S Lorberg 21A2 13R2 1 A Bennett 3A2 4R2 J Martin 20A2 2R 1R2 S Brown 16A2 6 P Martin 16A2 1R 11R2 6 R Chandler 16A2 6R 2R2 13 S O’Doherty 5A2 M Cronk 7A2 2R2 T Slater 11A2 3R2 1 C Goodwin 6A2 8R2 1 G Steele 17A2 17R2 4 L Harris 15A2 4


CLUB PERSONNEL

Thistles


Womens A Grade E Alchin 18A 1R2 3 S Jeffreys 16A 11 R Fitzgerald 14A 3 E-J Oldham 19A 1 A Fraser 15A K Vellacott 17A 2 K Fraser 17A L Vellacott 17A 5 T Goodger 19A

Womens Reserve Grade K Cole 17R 1R2 S Mc Kenna 20R 1A 1 I Evans 18R 10A 1R2 3 C Petersen 7R 1A 1 T Fraser 6R 11A J Prasser 16R 5A 2R2 4 Tamika Iszlaub 17R 18A 9 C Shaw 19R 1A 1R2 1 Tarni Iszlaub 3R 19A 1R2 L Shaw 18R 4 E Johnson 17R 13A 4 A Welsh 19R 19A 2 K Lenaghan 21R 3A 12 M Ward 9R 12A 3

Womens R2 Grade E Barrett 12R2 7R A Mc Kenna 12R2 18R L Burnett 10R2 8R 7 E Ogg 12R2 1R 3 N Burnett 14R2 6R K Ogg 14R2 3R 3 S Dull 13R2 20R 2 L Ogg 12R2 1R 3 C Gotting 17R2 1R 2A2 5 M Spann 13R2 E Horrocks 15R2

Womens A2 Grade P Alchin 23A2 2R2 13 C James 17A2 S Brown 22A2 1R2 10 B Mills 17A2 8 L Burston 15A2 1R 2R2 L Newdick 23A2 9 J Currie 17A2 1R2 3 S Pavitt 23A2 3R2 5 M Currie 4A2 1 K Steley 23A2 1R 16R2 D Edmanson 17A2 15R2 7 K Terry 23A2 B Gotting 20A2 1R2 R Vellacott 19A2 1R 4R2 4 H Hartley 20A2 4 M Wilson 22A2 3 K Hislop 18A2 3R2 8

Girls C Grade Purple M Brown 12C 1R2 B Pavitt 18C 1A 9R 23 B Darby 18C 1R2 14 B Prasser 18C 7R2 1A2 13 T Follett 16C 4R2 4 C Russell 16C 1R2 2 C Harzem 10C 1R2 S Sherson 15C 2R2 N Hovenden 14C C Tekira 8C 1A2 S Knight 18C 9 M Terry 17C 3R2 1A2 3 D Larkin 16C 1

Girls C Grade White K Adcock 15C 1R2 6 S Kropp 17C 6 R Ball 15C 4A2 8 M Neal 17C 1 D Burchill 2C E Schmidt 17C 3A2 13 M Clarke 16C 6R2 3A2 1 C Thomson 12C T Cora-Davidson 15C K Walker 15C 3R2 1 C Crossan 14C A Weston 16C T Floyd 17C 9R2 6

Thistles cont.


Girls D Grade C Brennan 14D 2C A Riordan 14D 1C J Burchill 14D 6C S Russell 10D 6C M Collins 12D E Silcock 13D 3 C Davies 8D 1C 2 B Skea 14D 3C E Harris 13D 1 J Sugar 11D 2 S Long 4D B Terry 15D 9C L Pearce 15D 3C 11 B Welch 10D 1C T Ramsden 11D 3C C Wilson 15D 11C

Girls E Grade T Arndt 19E E Petersen 17E T Cogger 18E Hannah Petersen 19E 2 L Evans 18E 1 Hayley Petersen 16E 1D J Follett 16E 1C 1 R Peut 16E H Grayson 18E 2C 1D 5 S Richards 7E M-J Koorts 18E 1C 2D 8 B Schmidt 16E 1 L Lenaghan 16E G Vermeer 18E P Mc Donald 5E

Veterans



K Bennett 16R 1A2 4 R Radloff 17R 1 L Davey 19R 1A2 B Simpson 14R 2A2 12 K Mc Auliffe 14R 2A2 7 A Smith 17R 2 A Mc Kenna 19R J Zumbansen 18R 2A2 J Peters 18R 6

Womens A2 Grade

A Battensby 19A2 2 K Michel 12A2 12R 4 M Bennett 16A2 19R 3 M Morgan 5A2 1R A Cassin 18A2 J Nicholls 15A2 S Drummond 18A2 5R 1 K Pudwell 15A2 16R 14 M Evans 18A2 1R 3 B Reeve 20A2 1R 3 S Fitzpatrick 15A2 D Rogers 5A2 16R 3 A Hill 20A2 7R 13 T Sallaway 17A2 8 S Maher 21A2 6 W Tallon 19A2 K Mason 19A2 1R 11 D West 7A2 20R 2 P Mc Govern 4A2 15R 4 K Winton 9A2 15R E Meredith 21A2 1R


CLUB PERSONNEL

Wests


Women Reserve Grade

H Axelby 18R L Elliott 14R L Barnes 17R

Womens A2 Grade

B Blunden 13A2 J Goetsch 20A2 10 S Bull 22A2 L Heathwood 22A2 N Cioni 17A2 3 D Mc Dougall 21A2 10R 30 D Coombes 13A2 S Murrin 17A2 2 T Dixon 21A2 4 A Robertson 18A2 3 D Floyd 21A2 T Rowan 21A2 9 L Fullarton 15A2 7 P Timperley 22A2 18

Girls C Grade

C Axelby 13C 7R 1A2 4 S Stenner 16C 5R 1A2 9 R Baills 14C 6R 1A2 6 K Thomas 16C 2A2 7 G Barlett 11C E Timperley 16C 10A2 L Godfrey 13C 6A2 H Tisdell 14C 8A2 4 R Godfrey 13C 1 A-L Trotter 13C 1R 2 D Mc Dougall 12C 2R 3A2 3 C Wilks-Albert 14C 1 S Mc Farland 16C 2

Girls D Grade

B Armstrong 12D 2 G Nicholls 13D 2C 14 R Hughes 16D 3E 6 T Robertson 9D K Knox 14D 2C S Rudnyckyj 16D 1C A Mc Dougall 16D 8C 1 N Stenner 16D 6C 7 M Moran 15D 1E 1 C Wilks 15D 3C 2

Girls E Grade

R Ahrens 20E 8D 3 A Morris 19E 1 K Albert 19E 1D 1 J Nicholls 19E 5D 12 T Canty 22E 12D 6 J Office 22E 14D 27 F DelPaul 20E 2 J Payne 21E 1D A Janke 22E 2D 8 E Peters 18E 1D 10 T Manson 22E 6D E Picton 20E 2 J Mc Dougall 21E 17D 1 G Stenzel 18E

Wests cont. Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Mens A Grade

L Alchin 21A 1R 1 P Krusi 15A 3 A Dionysius 21A 2 M Sharrad 20A D Goodwin 17A 3 G Walker 18A 2R 11 A Humrich 17A 4 T Watson 18A 12 A Krusi 6A 2

Mens Reserve Grade

J Carmody 16R 16A 3 B Iszlaub 16R 6A 3 C Coulson-Futcher 12R 17A 8 C Jaenke 12R 6A P Dionysius 1R 21A B Mackey 1R 2A J Doran 16R 2A D Manson 20A 1 A Gotting 2R 21A 2 D Perrett 17R C Greensil 13R 1 B Potbury 7R 5A K Hackett 9R 2A 2 M Thomas 7R 3A 6 R Hackett 9R D Wingfield 17R 1 L Harnden 15R M Wiseman 9R 5A 2 A Horrocks 3R 20A 1 B Woods 15R

Mens A2 Grade

N Brown 19A2 5 B Swayers 10A2 5 C Bulow 10A2 7R 7 S Sawyers 16A2 1R 13 B Burnett 17A2 12R 9 P Smith 15A2 T Durkin 18A2 12 T Smith 14A2 1R J Hughes 11A2 1R R Stevens 19A2 J Jimenez 19A2 B Thomas 17A2 12R 5 N Kahupukoro 19A2 S Timperley 19A2 1 S Meredith 18A2 1 B Webber 8A2

Boys J1 Grade

T Andrew-Sharrad 17J1 18 M Moran 17J1 2R 1A2 10 D Arndt 18J1 5 T Picton 18J1 18 H Brown 18J1 1J2 14 Z Profke 18J1 2J2 7 T Germon 13J1 N Smith 19J1 5A2 2J2 2 B Godfrey 16J1 D Westphal 20J1 1A2 7 J Hoult 15J1 4 M Westphal 18J1 1R 2A2 19 A Kinch 18J1 3

Boys J2 Grade

J Ahrens 13J2 3J1 4 B Peters 15J2 8J1 14 D Albert 14J2 1J1 2 R Profke 16J2 19 N Brown 13J2 J Simmons 16J2 1A2 D Davis 17J2 T Smith 16J2 1J1 5 L Farmer 16J2 3J1 4 H Thomson 11J2 W Harrold 15J2 1 J Verrall 17J2 C Morris 16J2 H Westphal 17J2 1J1 3

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