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IPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC.

883rd Annual Report 2013 Season

Our Vision To be the leading regional Hockey Associa on in Queensland.

Division 4 Masters Women

We are the Champions!

Super League—South West Lumberjacks Under 18 Boys

Division 1 Masters Women

IPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc

CONTENTS

Officials 2013 Season

Election of Officials for 2014 Season

Sponsors

Patron’s Message

President’s Report

Senior Vice-President’s Report

Secretary’s Report

Treasurer’s Report Financial Statements

RAPT Co-ordinator’s Report

Regional Coaching Director’s Report

Umpires Committee Reports President’s Report 2013 Achievements Yearly Tally of games umpired Financial Statements

Record Secretary’s Report

Trophy winners for 2013 2013 Representative teams Season Points Individual Efforts Club Personnel’s playing records

Affiliated Clubs

IPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc OOFFICIALS 2013

PATRON PRESIDENT

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT

VICE-PRESIDENTS

SECRETARY CHAMPIONSHIP SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY

HON TREASURER HON ASST TREASURER

RECORDS SECRETARY ASSISTANT RECORDS SECRETARIES

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE (3 Plus 2)

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE (3 Plus 2)

UMPIRES COMMITTEE

GROUNDS COMMITTEE

UNIFORM COMMITTEE

TROPHY COMMITTEE

HON LEGAL ADVISOR HQ DELEGATES AUDITOR

LIFE MEMBERS


Ipswich Hockey acknowledges and sincerely thanks the following SPONSORS for their valuable support throughout 2013.

COFFEE CLUB

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The Denture Lady

Legends Barber Shop

Mini-Cat Bobcat & Tipper Hire

Queensland Power Transmissions

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Mayor Paul Pisasale & Ipswich Council

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Patron’s Message

The Ipswich Hockey Association has done a lot to put hockey on the map in south east Queensland and is a feat that would not have been possible without the hard work of Margret Mantell and the Management Committee.

Ipswich is a great sporting city and at tonight’s AGM you will select a president and committee to lead the association forward.

On behalf of Councillors and residents, I would like to thank the current team for their tireless volunteer work for the Ipswich Hockey Association.

Ipswich has world-class hockey facilities which are a real credit to the Ipswich Hockey Association and its talented players.

Each year 10 different clubs come together at Briggs Road to compete for the top honour and watch the popular world sport, and the association does a tremendous job co-ordinating the season.

Well done to the Ipswich Hockey Association of another successful year, I welcome the new committee members and wish all the players, families, coaches and supporters all the best for the 2014 season.

Mayor Paul Pisasale City of Ipswich

Ipswich City Council

Mayor Paul Pisasale

Councillor Charlie Pisasale

Ipswich Hockey Association Inc.

The Ipswich City Council, Mayor Paul Pisasale &

Councillor Charlie Pisasale

Ipswich Hockey

Thank you!

IIPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc

President’s Report 2013

2013 – What a great season it was. This time last year I commented that ‘Teamwork divides the task and multiplies the success’. And that has certainly again proved to be the case. Our list of successes from the 2013 season is something of which we should be very proud and I believe is a direct result of the great teamwork that exists within our Ipswich Hockey family. The most satisfying of our achievements for the season was finalising negotiations with Ipswich City Council with regard to the sale of our excess land and putting arrangements in place which will ensure this area can remain as a sporting precinct for the benefit of the entire Ipswich Community. These negotiations have been a labour of love for our treasurer for almost 3½ years and his persistence has ensured Ipswich Hockey can once again move forward and continue to provide a top class facility for our members and the people of Ipswich. With our financial position now secure, the Executive has started working on a ‘wish list’ of refurbishments and improvements for our Complex. We decided the first step was to get our surfaces accessed to give us some idea of when they may need to be replaced and therefore how much we should currently have in our sinking fund to be able to fund the replacement. Once that report is received, we can move forward with bringing items on the wish list to fruition. The year also ended on a high with an early Christmas present; confirmation from the Australian Government of the provision of the $250 000 pledged by Theresa Harding, the local LNP candidate in the recent Federal Election, for the upgrade of our lights to get them back to international standard. Our thanks to Theresa for her ongoing support. Planning is now underway for the upgrade which will take place in the off season. Ipswich Hockey’s name was again in the Awards spotlight with Karen Dolan & Louise McNamara being recognised at the Hockey Queensland Annual Awards and Jordyn Holzberger (Senior Sportsperson of the Year) and Lyn Grulke (Master Sports Awards) receiving their awards at the City of Ipswich Sports Awards. Congratulations to all. Our success continued on the field as well with 3 State Championship wins (Under 18 Boys, Masters Women Divisions 1 & 4) and a win at the Under 13 Girls State Indoor Challenge. We also played a major part in winning the most prestigious title of the year when the South West Lumberjacks (featuring a number of Ipswich players and coached by Nathan Hooper) won the Super League Title. All of our representative teams were a credit to Ipswich Hockey and the hard work and dedication put in by the players as well as the coaches (led by our Coaching Director Neil) and managers and supported by the parents is greatly appreciated. Due to the dedication of so many, our future certainly looks bright with continued growth in our junior numbers, particularly thanks to the ongoing success of our Hook in2 Hockey program and more structured 7’s & 9’s competitions. The number of players being recognised and selected in Queensland teams & squads is also evidence that we are on the right track and all the hard work is paying off. Ipswich Hockey’s inaugural End of Season Gala Presentation Night proved to be a great success and from the many positive comments received, will certainly be back again in 2014 hopefully bigger and better.

It is certainly a privilege to be able to report and highlight our ever growing list of successes, but I feel the most important part of my report is to acknowledge and thank those who go above and beyond to make Ipswich Hockey great. Neil has again worked tirelessly as our Coaching Director, with his passion obvious. Lesley and the Technical Committee faced a challenging year with Hockey Australia introducing a completely new database system. It certainly increased Lesley’s workload, and continues to do so as yet more changes are introduced. But Lesley and her committee were not deterred and ensured the season ran like clockwork. The Umpires Committee continues to produce quality umpires under the expert guidance of Bernie, Chris, Paul, John & Leonie. The Judicial Panel of Janette, Bernie, Sara, Dennis & Leanne were very professional in their approach and in handling what everyone agrees is the least enviable role within our Association. Heartfelt thanks to these people for the great work they do and they hours they give to Ipswich Hockey. There were a number of occasions during 2013 where we put out the call for volunteers to assist. These included when we hosted the Under 15 girls state championships and when we were asked to cater for 250 when touring English hockey and rugby teams were in town. Special thanks to all who gave up their time and helped out. It certainly shared the workload and again proved how wonderful Ipswich Hockey people are. I would like to make special mention of our honourary legal adviser, Justin Thomas. The work Justin does for us and the advice he gives is invaluable. It is so reassuring knowing you can contact Justin about any matter and he will be only too happy to assist. His contribution to our Association is very much appreciated. ‘It is amazing how much you can accomplish when it doesn’t matter who gets the credit’. I’m quite certain this is the philosophy of the amazing people who make up your Executive. They are a truly great group of people to be a part of. Chris came on board in 2013 as Secretary and has certainly not let the grass grow under his feet. He made it clear from the outset that one of his main goals was the painting of the clubhouse. And as is obvious, he achieved that goal. With the assistance of Mark & Peter as well as Liz, Yasmin & Zac, the transformation is almost complete – a mighty effort, and doesn’t the ‘new paint job’ in our clubhouse look great! Mark took on the role of VP – Clubhouse and also hit the ground running. His knowledge and expertise has been invaluable and has ensured our clubhouse operations ran smoothly. Mark is also coordinating the refurbishment of the toilets both upstairs & down. It will be great to see our clubhouse looking fresh and new again. Peter, Karen, Nathan and Paul continued in their roles and again their dedication, commitment and contribution is without equal. No request is ever too much and everything they do, they do with a smile. Words cannot express my thanks to these exceptional people who make my job so much easier. I would like to thank everyone involved, the players, supporters and club officials, for the great season 2013 was and wish everyone all the best for the new season. We look to 2014 with much excitement and anticipation as we plan for the upgrade of our lights and finalise future plans for our Complex. But let’s keep in mind, ‘Progress has little to do with speed, but much to do with direction.’

Margret


Senior Vice-President’s Report 2013 Season

Good Evening Ladies, Gentlemen and Distinguished Guests, What a sensational year 2013 has been for all involved with the Ipswich Hockey community. It has been great to see a massive turn around in our junior numbers as well as retention of our senior players. The spike in interest in our Hook In2 Hockey program shows that the future is bright for the Ipswich Hockey Association. These results can’t be achieved without the tireless work of all the volunteers within our hockey community and to those people I say THANK YOU! The reasonably new committee is well into its second year in charge and there has been nothing but positive change. Just one example is the bringing back of some of our most senior players in the Classic League played up on the grass fields throughout the year. It is great to see some of our older stars back with a stick in their hand and having a run enjoying each other’s company and no doubt a few ales after the game. Big congratulations must go to the tireless efforts of Karen Dolan and Neil Shearer and all those who work closely with those two to ensure Ipswich Hockey has events such as Open Day, the Hook In2 Hockey program and break up and the Junior Hockey Grand Final day. These sorts of events are the ones that really attract new people to our Association. Neil does a great job in ensuring the hockey side of things is taken care of and Karen works well with her subcommittee and fantastic volunteers to make sure there is an attractive party atmosphere where people feel most welcome. Once again I must thank our President Margret Mantell for all the hard work and long hours that she gives to this association. Most people wouldn’t recognise the effort that Margret puts into IHA and I would suggest that any person that thinks the job of President is an easy one should sit in her shoes for a week. Margret has been a great role model for all in the IHA community and a constant source of information, inspiration and dedication that is always on display. I would hope that all members of IHA find the time to thank Margret for her hard work throughout the year. From me personally I would like to thank Margret for all her help and assistance over the last couple of years. I unfortunately will not be able to continue my role as Senior Vice President as I am unable to find the time to be able to commit to the role as is required. As this will be my last year as Senior Vice President I would just like to thank the greater IHA community for their assistance during my tenure. I would like to particularly thank Bernie Gotting for her help in finding umpires every week. I would also like to thank all those people who have been involved with the judiciary over the last couple of years. Once again I would like to thank Margret and Paul Mantell for their assistance and guidance. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time as Senior Vice President and leave the post proud of the work I have done with IHA and the work IHA has done with the Ipswich Community. I look forward to continuing on in organising the Ipswich Hockey Association Awards night which I hope will continue to be a success. Regards Nathan Hooper Senior Vice President

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!


Secretary’s Report 2013

The 2013 season, been and gone in the flash of an eye, or that is what it seemed to me. My first year in the role of Secretary has been one of enjoyment, and this is mainly due to the help and encouragement received by my fellow executive members. These people have helped to develop me in the role of Secretary. Special mention would have to go Trish Harley, for taking the time to stay around and educate me in the procedures that she has set up to make this job run as smoothly as possible and then finally taking on the role of Assistant Secretary. Thank you Trish! In my opinion the 2013 season was divided into highs and lows, the lows being something that we can all work on together, which I’ll go into later. Undoubtedly the highlight of the year was the IHA coming out of debt, what a great achievement for all players, members, supporters and officials (past and present). Special mention would have to go Paul and Margret Mantell for the amount of work they put into achieving this final result. Also the work put into this by our legal man, Justin Thomas, there is not enough words to describe his effort. These efforts have enabled us to be at a point where we can now start to do some beautification work on our complex, which is well and truly under way now. Well Done IHA. Two of the IHA personnel were nominated for awards at the annual Hockey Queensland Awards Lunch, these being Karen Dolan for the Volunteer of the Year Award and Louise McNamara for the Community Coach of the Year. It was great to see that both of these ladies came away with these awards. Congratulations to Karen and Louise. Congratulations must go our State Championship winning teams, our Masters Ladies started the year off well winning the Division 1 and Division 3 titles. Our Under 18 men finished the year off well winning the final state championship for 2013, undefeated. Congratulations would have to go to the numerous players (names of these players found in Record Secretary Report) that have been selected from our IHA representative teams to represent Queensland. Sadly now we get onto the biggest low of the 2013 season!!! The biggest issue that I found this year was the amount of “COMPLAINTS” that the Executive committee had to handle. Some of these were handed on to our Judiciary for further investigation, but the majority of these were found to be on the verge of being silly. Due to amount of these complaints coming in, I had to start a new folder just for these complaints. At the completion of the season, there were a total of 30 plus complaints.

I believe that clubs should communicate more with each other in an effort to try to resolve these issues themselves. But if there is a feeling that an outcome satisfactory to those involved is not achievable, then refer it to IHA. The amount of time used to deal with these by the Executive could be more actively used doing other tasks. A thank you for a big effort must go to the following people; Margret Mantell, Paul Mantell, Karen Dolan, Peter Conway, Mark Eleison and Nathan Hooper. These are the people that are here early to open up or there most of the day overseeing the complex and fixtures, or staying after the last game to lock the complex. Thank you also to Lesley McLeod and the Technical Committee who put in the hours doing the training rosters and fixtures, not to mention the late requests from clubs each weekend. Well done. And finally to all our Volunteers, whether you be a coach, or a parent who helps out with small tasks, it is all greatly appreciated. The more of these people we get involved, the less that the minority has to do. Thanking you all for this opportunity, and see you in the 2014 season. Chris Leeder


Treasurer’s Report for 2013

Mr Patron, Madam President, Ladies & Gentlemen

I am pleased to present the Financial Statements of the Association for the year ended 30th November 2013.

Normally my report dissects and compares our revenue and expenses for the last year, and how they may have been higher or lower than the previous year etc.

This year I would simply like to report that after 3½ years of discussions with Ipswich Council, during 2013 we were able to come to agreement with Council to sell our land west of our car park to Council, and to lease our top grass fields to Council for 20 years. We received a total of $1.5 million dollars for this transaction, and the process was negotiated as a package deal.

This is an excellent outcome for both Ipswich Hockey and the City of Ipswich in my view, as funds from the combined sale and lease allowed us to repay our bank loan and to set some funds aside to commence saving for replacement of our two turfs in the not too distant future. As a resident of Ipswich and from an Ipswich community perspective, I believe it also ensures that these fields are kept as part of a wider sporting precinct in Briggs Road into the future, as part of this long term partnership with Ipswich Council.

I would like to thank your Assistant Treasurer, Julie Eleison for her continued valuable assistance during 2013. I would also like to recognise John & Una Cushing who continued to assist us in various receipting and banking of funds during the year.

Paul Mantell B.Com FCPAHonorary Treasurer


RAP Team Co-ordinator’s Report 2013

2013 saw the members of the RAP team hit the ground running with Open Day bringing many new faces which did assist in us picking up new players. We ended up with 65 additional junior players based on comparing 2012 to 2013 junior numbers with the main increase being our Hook in2 Hockey numbers growing by 51 players! Our senior player numbers did slide slightly so that is something that we must keep an eye on. Many of the ideas of 2012 flowed into 2013, however we did introduce our Sensational Saturday BBQ breakfasts for each Hook in2 Hockey morning. This enabled us to feed hungry tummies, add to clubs and rep teams fundraising coffers and add to the family friendly atmosphere on early Saturday mornings. The other first was our Senior Gala Awards Function which was a huge success. Many thanks to Nathan, Leonie & Bridget for organising the night and for everyone who turned up and had a fantastic evening ... I can’t wait for the 2014 event which will no doubt be bigger and better. Amongst all the fun and frivolity there are always a few challenges and a major one was the differing standards of players in some of our junior grades. Different tactics were put in place for specific players and teams and whilst we tried our best, not everyone was happy. As with other team sports based on age not ability there will always be times where there are teams in clubs stronger than others, but if the aim of all clubs is to encourage participation, promote team work and sportsmanship for all our juniors we should be able to keep the majority happy. The future for our junior grades is looking bright if we can continue with our fantastic Hook in2 Hockey program and our Under 7’s & 9’s feed through to our E and J2 grades with a greater understanding and skill base of previous years. An outstanding achievement for Ipswich Hockey was the $10,000 grant we received from the Queensland Government under their ‘Get in the Game’ program. This has allowed us to “kit” out Hook in2 Hockey coaches with hats and whistles, purchase marketing material for goodie bags for potential players and employ a project officer to visit schools and run come and try sessions. We have our fingers crossed for a bunch of new players to come in 2014 from this initiative and we thank Erin Alchin for being a great Ambassador for Ipswich Hockey in this role. Our Hook in 2 Hockey Theme Day (Superhero Day this year) and Carnival day are proving to be quite successful, Open Day probably needs a revamp for 2015 and our Association raffle to assist in funding our Carnival day is being shelved for 2014, replaced with a levy. The Classic Hockey League driven by Phil Jackwitz, Baz Chamberlain and others has been a major hit with our older men and we will be looking for interested women to get a similar competition going for our ladies for Summer Season. We also hope to get an Indoor Hockey Committee up and running early this year, so if you are interested in this please keep an eye out for meeting invitations. The biggest plus I believe from the RAP team’s point of view for 2013 is the continued support shown by all clubs to get involved in our different activities, to jump in and help out when help is required and I look forward to 2014 being another success story for all 10 clubs involved in Ipswich Hockey. I sincerely thank my partners in crime, Margret, Jan, Leanne, Tracey, Pauline, Lesley, Liz, Trish, my family (who turn a blind eye to my dirty house come hockey season), the IHA Executive team who patiently listen to my ideas and help make them happen and everyone who is happy to share their ideas, thoughts and complaints with me. Robyn from Ipswich Sports House who unfortunately has moved onto greener pastures, was also a huge help in 2013. Remember our team has an open door policy and if you would like to be involved in assisting in the growth and development of Ipswich Hockey we would love to see you soon. Next meeting will be in late March, so keep an eye out for the date. Thank you Karen Dolan RAP Team Co-ordinator 2013

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Regional Coaching Director’s Report 2013

Last season was my third year with Ipswich Hockey; time has gone so quickly. The Ipswich Hockey family continues to be friendly, sincere and a pro-active organisation. My Daughter Alexis played her first season in Hook in2 Hockey under 5’s and she enjoyed the experience. Alexis will play again in this up-coming-season, while Nicolas & Julie enjoy the atmosphere of the Saturday mornings. I’m grateful for the help and advice received by everyone in helping to improve Ipswich Hockey, and by continuing to work together we have made our great sport develop. I’m looking forward to observing and helping Hearts Hockey Club in 2014 to grow, develop & foster the Ipswich Hockey culture within their club. 2013 season started with our Open Day; all clubs working together. From this day we found we need to run an introduction program for new players before the season starts. We moved on to our Hook in2 Hockey program with its continued development of the under 5’s, 7’s & 9’s age groups. Our program continues to grow and has become one of the leading programs, if not the number one program, in Queensland. The under 9 competition has become a club competition with umpires developed. Thank you to all involved and helping the Ipswich Hockey Hin2H program become the success it is. Without you and the players, we have nothing. The Junior Girls competition age groups were E, D, & C Grade. Junior Boys were once again J1 (under 15) & J2 (under 12). The Boys numbers did grow in 2013, just not enough players to go back to 3 grades. Hopefully 2014 we will have 3 Grades for the boys. I think an under 11 Boys competition is a must in Ipswich to help protect the new, less experienced players to stay in our competition. “Recruit, Retain, Recruit & Retain is the message”. I hope this again comes true in 2014 for retaining players. A big thank you must go to Karen Dolan & her team for their help making Ipswich Hockey grow. In 2013, both Ipswich and Toowoomba A Grade competitions combined for the mid-season cup. Is there a place for a combined competition or carnival day/days for our under 15 players with Toowoomba? Again, both Ipswich and Toowoomba under 11 rep teams played inter-city games in July. With 2 boys and 4 girls teams participating, well done to all concern. IHA A Grade competitions were close struggles, with Swifts and Easts running out with the A Grade Trophies. Hancocks Women and Norths Men were runners up. Congratulations to all the Clubs who participated in 2013. Looking forward to seeing you all back in season2014. There were two HockeyEd coaching accreditation courses run in 2013. A combined Community & AASC accreditation course conducted and a Level one. Most of our Hin2H coaches completed their Community accreditation. Everyone who completed these courses: Well done. We are always looking for more accredited coaches & AASC coaches. Congratulations to our under 18 Boys, players, coach & manager in winning the Queensland under 18 Championship in Townsville. Also, thank you to the parents & supporters. Ipswich had 5 players in the 2014 under 18 Boys Queensland squad. Congratulations to Nathan Hooper (Coach) and to the Ipswich players who played in the winning South West (Lumberjacks) Super League side, for some of these players it was their first State Title win.

Yet again, Ipswich was able to send 2 under 13 Boys teams away in 2013; 2 years in a row. Let’s go for 3 years in a row. Please view all results plus who made the Queensland teams & squads in supporting documents. In 2013, our summer competition was only under 13 boys & girls competitions. This comp was using most of the indoor rules with side-boards on the Hybrid field 1 night a week for 8 weeks. Springfield College Girls provided one team; hopefully this may lead the players into main-stream hockey in Ipswich. From this comp, Ipswich sent away 2 boys teams & 2 girls teams to Hockey Queensland’s under 13 State Challenge with Ipswich Roar (under 13 Girls) winning the final against South Brisbane 2–1. Unreal, first time in history, Ipswich has won a State indoor title. Congratulations to all the girls involved and congratulations to all players, parents, coaches & managers for your involvement. Ipswich also sent away under 15 boys & girls indoor teams for the State Challenge. The Girls finished 3rd, narrowly missing out on the final with a draw against Brisbane 1 in the semi-final. While the Boys faded away into 6th spot. Hannah Casey & Brooke Pavitt were chosen in the Queensland under 15 girls indoor team, Layla Eleison shadow, Kelly McNamara TID while Jacob Robertson, Caleb McCoombes & Bailey Hoyland-Meaker made the Queensland boys team, Tomas Picton shadow. A big Thank You must go to everybody who continues to make my family feel welcome here as we moved into our new home in 2013, thank you Nathan for your part. Plus, HUGE thanks must go to Mr. & Mrs. Cushing for continuing to be our Baby sitters with late notice. We are both so indebted to you. Final note: thank you to all rep team coaches, managers & selectors for the 2013 rep season. Let’s hope 2014 will bring more success. I sincerely thank the IHA Executives for your help and support and to everyone involved in Ipswich Hockey. This is not a job; it is a passion, hobby and a great sport. Neil Shearer Ipswich Hockey Regional Coaching Director


UMPIRES COMMITTEE

President’s Report – 2013 Season

This year has been another exceptional year for Ipswich umpires with many being recognised for their performances at State and National championships. Most of our umpires are recognised for their ability by being appointed to divisional finals at most State Championships. I would like to thank the rest of the Umpires Committee members, Secretary Chris Leeder and new Treasurer Paul Hardie for their tireless work throughout this season, and John Corney for his continued work in mentoring the junior umpires. His guidance to our umpires has seen them develop their umpiring skills and confidence throughout the season. We have a number of younger umpires who are now umpiring more senior grades and a handful who have started umpiring A Grade Women’s and Men’s games. They made the step up look easy and that’s a credit to their umpiring ability. But thanks also to the players and coaches who had patience and understanding with their learning curve during these games. Our development program continues with our junior umpire’s clinics which saw another group of young umpires complete training this season. Thanks to Leonie Young for conducting these sessions. Having our senior and more experienced umpires working with and mentoring these juniors on a more regular basis proved to be beneficial. Our senior awards for the Basil Coker Shield for Umpiring Achievement and Herb Eleison Award for Services to Umpiring were awarded to Aaron Gotting and Leonie Young respectively at the inaugural IHA Presentation night and our junior awards were presented at our annual umpires dinner. The full list of award winners follows. Congratulations to all umpires who officiated on local fixtures, finals, State Championships, and to those who have won awards for their performances this season. Congratulations to Jess Fox, Kai Douglas and Aaron Gotting who attended and performed well at National Championships. Also to Chris Leeder who has been chosen to attend the Masters World Cup this year. Keep up the good work. Hopefully the upcoming season will show growth and development with our umpires and that Ipswich umpires continue to have the same success we have always had. Yours in Hockey Bernadette Gotting

2013 Achievements Executive President: Secretary: Treasurer:

Awards Miranda McNamara

Kelly McNamara

Zac Hoyland-Meaker

Luke Haley

Caitlin Harzem

Blake Douglas

Aaron Gotting

Leonie Young

State Championship Umpires

Under 11 Intercity Competition Umpires

National & State Officials

Indoor

TotalBen McManus 78Rae Chandler 63Zac Hoyland-Meaker 61Luke Haley 52Coady Ramsden 51Murray Rogers 48Zoe Fox 47Yasmin Leeder 47Matthew Westphal 46Chris Leeder 45Tarni Iszlaub 44Kai Douglas 42Breenna Conway 41Aaron Gotting 39Wayne Follett 38Blake Douglas 35Morgan Leeder 35Kyle Dolan 34Leonie Young 34Miranda McNamara 33Jessica Fox 28Kel Iszlaub 28John Lowik 27Phil Jackwitz 24Thomas Picton 24Jenny Profke 23Alannah West 23Kellie McNamara 21Daniel Westphal 21Kate Reeve 20Olivia Norris 19Caitlin Harzem 18Bernie Gotting 17Chloe Wilks 16Sarina Butta 15Caitlyn Wilks 14Bea Godfrey 12Nathan Hooper 12Sam Sharrad 12Kai Mc Millan 11Matthew McManus 10Gabby Nicholls 8Paulne Alchin 7Brent Blake 6Aliesha Grieve 6Zac Profke 6Erin Alchin 5Jackson Ahrens 4Rebecca Ashby 4Caleisha Harper 4Jodie Zumbansen 4Emma Reeve 2C Wilson 2K Davis 2June Nicholls 1Deb West 1Leanne Haley 1

NameUmpires 2013

Net Profit/(Loss) for the Year $395.28

Assets

Liabilities

NET ASSETS $6,899.48

Balance Sheet as at 30th November 2013

Ipswich Hockey Umpires Committee

Statement of Income & Expenditurefor the Year ended 30th November 2013


Records Secretary’s Report – 2013 Season

Ladies and Gentlemen:

This report is presented with pleasure on behalf of the Technical Committee. Whilst we had many challenges during the 2013 season, the support provided by Clubs and their members ensured that we had successful outcomes.

It was extremely pleasing to see that the Hook in2 Hockey program has continued to grow. There were 212 children registered in 2012. During the 2013 Season there was an increase of 46 children, which meant that 258 children took part each Saturday morning learning about our great sport.

The future for our junior competition looks positive given the numbers for Hook in2 Hockey participants. I am sure it is the hope of all Clubs that a significant number of the Hook in2 Hockey participants will continue into grade hockey.

Whilst the junior boys continued to grow marginally, there just were not sufficient numbers to revert back to E, D and C grade competitions. The junior girls remained at similar numbers to 2012 Season.

The Combined Competition with Toowoomba for A Grade teams once again provided Clubs that extra challenge and gave the competition that extra variety. Given that the finals for both the Men’s and Women’s competition ended in drawn results proved that the competition between both Associations is still very competitive.

The total number of teams nominated for the 2013 season was up by one team compared to the 2012 season numbers. In the men’s there were 26 nominations and 44 teams were nominated in the women’s. The men’s nominations increased by one team, whilst the women remained the same. It was pleasing to see that there was a small increase and no decrease as has been the case for the previous two years. The various results of club fixtures are listed on the pages that follow.

State Championships During the 2013 season it was pleasing to see four of the Ipswich teams gain success at the respective State Championships. Our successful teams were Super League (South West) Men, Under 18 Men and Women’s Masters No. 1 team all being State Champions. Whilst, the Women’s Masters No. 2 team won the Division 4 Title.

Our teams finished as follows:-

Super League (South West) Super League (South West) Men’s 1st Women’s 4th

Men’s Open No. 1 team Div 1: 3rd Women’s Open Div 1: 13th

Under 18 Men Div 1: 1st Under 18 Women Div 1: 8th

Under 15 Boys Div 1 2nd Under 15 Girls No. 1. team Div 1 5th Under 15 Girls No. 2 team Div 2 8th

Under 13 Boys No. 1 team Div 1 8th Under 13 Girls No. 1 team Div 1 3rd Under 13 Boys No. 2 team Div 2 13th Under 13 Girls No 2. Team Div 3 =5th

Men’s Masters 40+ Div 1 12th Women’s Masters No 1 team Div 1 1st Women’s Masters No 2 team Div 4 1st Women’s Masters No 3 team Div 5 7th

U15 Boys Indoor 3rd U15 Girls Indoor 4th

National Representatives

Jordyn Holzberger continued her successes of 2011 and 2012 being selected as a member of the QAS Squad, the Queensland Scorchers and the Queensland Under 21 Women’s teams. Lyn Grulke achieved national representative honours in the Australian Women’s Masters 45’s team. Senior State Representatives

Country Men’s Team David Llewelyn, Dean Jeffrey, Mark Pocock Peter Mitchell and Steve Bayliss

Country Women’s Team Sara Rogers Shadow - Kiah Ahern Men’s Under 18 Team Kyah Andrew-Sharrad, Jarrod Brown and Joshua Davies Women’s Under 18 Team Shadow - Natalie Davison and Carly Young Men’s Masters 45+ Craig Barrett, Wayne Follett and Paul Hardie Men’s Masters 70+ Gilbert Tweedie Women’s Masters 50+ Lyn Grulke Junior State Representatives

Under 15 Cade Banditt, Caleb Mc Coombes, Mitchell Moran and Ryan Smith Layla Eleison

Shadow – Kyle Dolan and Thomas Picton

Talent Identified – Kelly Mc Namara

Under 13 Angus Robertson

Lauren Hess (CC), Gabby Nicholls and Emily Witheyman-Crump

Development Team Shadow – Zac Mc Coombes

I take this opportunity to offer my sincere thanks to all the members of the Technical Committee for your assistance, advice and guidance. Working with such wonderful people definitely makes the job so much easier. Being a member of the Technical Committee involves spending countless hours completing draws for the competitions, maintaining records, responding to e-mails re requests and attending meetings. To each member I say a huge thank-you for always being their supporting each other. To Heather Scott a sincere thank-you for doing those extra jobs and always ensuring that each week the game cards were ready for fixtures. To Janette, Margret and Tracey thank-you for your efforts. Good luck to all for the 2014 Season. May the year ahead bring great achievements. Lesley Mc Leod Records Secretary


TROPHIES FOR 2013 SEASON

GRADE TROPHY FOR WINNER

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

Mid Season Winners Swifts

A Grade - Men Premiers Easts Runners/Up Norths

Minor Premiers Easts Mid Season Winners Easts

Reserve Grade - Women Premiers Swifts Runners/Up Norths

Minor Premiers Swifts Mid Season Winners Norths

Reserve Grade - Men Premiers Easts Runners/Up Hancock Brothers

Minor Premiers Wests Mid Season Winners Wests

R2 Women Premiers Veterans Runners/Up Swifts

Minor Premiers Veterans Mid Season Winners Swifts

A2 - Women Premiers Wests Runners/Up Bellbowrie

Minor Premiers Wests Mid Season Winners Wests

A2 - Men Premiers Norths White Runners/Up Norths Red

Minor Premiers Norths White Mid Season Winners Norths White

C Grade - Girls Premiers Norths Runners/Up Collegians

Minor Premiers Norths Mid Season Winners Norths

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

Mid Season Winners Wests

GRADE TROPHY FOR WINNER

D Grade - Girls Premiers Norths Runners/Up Wests

Minor Premiers Norths Mid Season Winners Norths

E Grade - Girls Premiers Wests Black Runners/Up Wests White

Minor Premiers Wests White Mid Season Winners Wests Black

J2 - Boys Premiers Bellbowrie Runners/Up Wests White Minor Premiers Bellbowrie Mid Season Winners Wests White

WINNERS - COMBINED A GRADE COMP WITH TOOWOOMBA

Women’s Competition: Joint winners - Swifts and Norths Toowoomba

Men’s Competition: Joint winners – Easts and Newtown

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

Women’s Competition: Norths

Men’s Competition: Wests

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

A Grade: Kiah Ahern Jarrod Brown

Reserve Grade: Indiana Evans Ayden Grulke

R2 Grade: Kelly McAuliffe

A2 Grade: Rose Radloff Andrew Miller

Junior: Layla Eleison Mitchell Moran

TEAM OF THE YEAR

Norths D Grade Girls


REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS – 2013

Kiah Ahern Natalie Davison Sarah Parlett Sara Rogers Carly Young (Shadow – Layla Eleison)

Coach – Terry Khan (Toowoomba) Manager – Charlie Barrett (Toowoomba)

STATE CHAMPIONS Jarrod Brown Tobias Figura Dean Jeffrey Chris Mantell Aaron O’Bierne Mark Pocock Todd Watson

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

Kiah Ahern Robyn Clarke Breenna Conway Dayle Coombes Kari Coombes Anita Davey Natalie Davison Layla Eleison Jessica Fox Eden Jackett Aimee Mc Dermott Bridget Mc Lean Sarah Parlett Sara Rogers Carly Young

Coach – Lisa Morgan Manager – Sharon Fox

BOWL WINNERSSteve Bayliss Jarrod Brown Jeremy Dalais Will Dalais Tobias Figura Dean Jeffrey Patrick Krusi David Llewelyn Chris Mantell Peter Mitchell Aaron O’Bierne Mark Pocock Brenton Sippel Todd Watson (Shadows – Kyah Andrew-Sharrad, Trent Davison, Kai Douglas, Dean Pavitt, Jay Pavitt)

Coach – Nathan Hooper Manager – Peter Llewelyn

Jens Christensen Ayrton Coolwell Trent Davison Kyah Andrew-Sharrad Kai Douglas Luke Haley Andrew Horrocks Daniel Mantell Chris Melvin Dean Pavitt Jay Pavitt Andrew Pratt Nathan Smith Anthony Woodward

Coach – Paul Malcom Manager – Jamie Burns

Crystal Brown Grace Collins Shannon Conway Natalie Davison Jessica Fox Zoe Fox Emma Johnson Mc Kenna Evans-Doherty Yasmin Leeder Brooke Pavitt Jaimee Prasser Miranda Mc Namara Sophie Stenner Rhiannon Sue Ashleigh Wall Chloe Wilks (Shadows – Olivia Finn, Kaitlin Martin, Claire Thomson)

Coach – Leonie Young Manager – Sharon Fox

Jarrod Brown Ayrton Coolwell Charlie Davies Kyah Andrew-Sharrad Kyle Dolan Kai Douglas Luke Haley Zac Hoyland-Meaker Kai Mc Millan Sam Morgan Jay Pavitt Brent Potbury Shaun Pratt Nathan Smith Brayden Thomas Matthew Westphal (Shadows – Alex Backen, Luke Brown)

Coach – Mark Sharrad Manager – Jamie Burns

Chloe Axelby Rebecca Ball Hannah Casey Layla Eleison Zoe Fox Dana Hess Lauren Hess Storm King Kelly Mc Namara Gabrielle Nicholls Brooke Pavitt Breeanna Prasser Emma Reeve Emily Witheyman-Crump (Shadows – Caitlin Harzem, Amber Nevin, Chloe Wilks)

Coach – Brendan Eleison Manager – Lauren Casey

Kelsey Adcock Tiffeni Follett Caitlin Harzem Stella Knight Kaidyn Kunde Elise Muller Madeline Nelson Amber Nevin Olivia Norris Lacey Pearce Enya Timperley Summer-Rose Taverndale Natalie Walker Alannah West Chloe Wilks (Shadows – Olivia Finn, Caitlyn Wilson)

Coach – Deb West Manager – Jan Walker

Cade Banditt Kyle Dolan Blake Douglas Tekoda Andrew-Sharrad Caleb Mc Coombes Kai Mc Millan Mitchell Moran Thomas Picton Angus Robertson Ryan Smith Anfurne Stanton Jake Thornton Lachlan Walsh Daniel Westphal Zac Profke (Shadows – Jackson Ahrens, Bailey Hoyland-Meaker)

Coach – Ken Mc Coombes Manager- Bruce Robertson

Sarina Butta Jess Chaplin Abby Eleison Alisha Grieve Caleisha Harper Lauren Hess Monique Moran Kirra Muller Gabby Nicholls Emma Petersen Kate Reeve Nikita Stenner Emily Toole Emily Witheyman-Crump (Shadows – Lacey Kohn, Keira Know)

Coach – Louise Mc Namara Manager – Marg Butta

Nikita Baxter Jasmine Burdett Kianah Davis Rhiannon Hughes Lacey Kohn Lynka Kohn Keira Knox Tristan Kunde Holly Lock Trinity Manson Alyssa Mc Dougall Jade Mc Dougall Ruby Orrock Caitlyn Wilks (Shadows – Madison Deacon, Ellivia Silcok)

Coach – Karen Harnden Manager – Jodie Zumbansen

Harry Brown Caleb Davies Beau Godfrey Kyle Jackson Zac Mc Coombes Ben Peters Riley Profke Zac Profke Angus Robertson Justin Smith Jake Thornton Brad Walker Fred Warner Nicholas Schostakowski

Coach – Bruce Robertson Manager – Ken Mc Coombes

Connor Adcock Damin Albert Mitchell Buchanan Cailan Burchmann Lachlan Farmer Daniel Harley Daniel Hey Kye Hey Reece Hey Tobey Smith Daniel Walsh Matthew West Hayden Westphal

Coach – Barry Westphal Manager – Jack Farmer

Rebekah Ahrens Kayley Armstrong Breeah Baxter Talicia Canty Tayla Field Hayley Grieve Alyssa Janke Lynka Kohn Jordan Office Tia Palframan Emma Picton Bronte Schmidt Georgia Stenzel

Coach – Alannah Young

Lani Blackman Madeline Denny Lilly Evans Ashley Hansen Ashleigh Martin Halee Miller Jessi Nicholls Rhiannon Parmenter Jemma Payne Hayley Petersen Ruby Pute Jessica Rohde Keeley Thompson

Coach – Susan Baills/Sharon Axelby

Tamika Dalby Meg Kearton Kiannah Mc Peake Maniya Addison-Ballangary Ashlyn Palframan Zoe Patch Catherine Petersen Krystal O’Connor-Spollen Gaby Risetto Lara Skaanvad Alysha Sweeney Indianna Wilson Kaede Wright

Coach – Prue Armstrong

Lexi Barkus Elanah Bell Caitlin Canty Chloe Daley Georgia Daley Lainey Hinton Hannah Patch Jannali Davidson-Fewquandie Emily Petersen Jazmine Richards Rebecca Smits Summer O’Connor-Spollen

Coach – Teleah Mc Peake

Nicholas Brown Adam Davey Ben Donnelly Mitchell Galea Daniel Harley Reid Jackwitz Zac Mc Coombes Sebastian Miller Riley Profke Jarrod Robertson Toby Smith Matthew West Hayden Westphal

Coach – Steve Profke Manager – David Harper

Regan Baxter Joseph Butta Dylan Davis Jai Devin Zachery Elesion Aston Jackwitz Rhylee Jackwitz Kaleb Lewis Ashton Mc Peake Eli Nowak Brad Pascoe Zac Pascoe Rhys Stenzel Jacob Verrall Josh Wells

Coach – Kai Douglas Manager – Ayrton Coolwell

STATE CHAMPIONSKristeen Bentley Anne-Marie Callow Di Casey Lyn Grulke Kirsty Lenaghan Amanda Mc Kenna Kerri Michel Justine Parkes Janet Peters Brihony Simpson Aarjon Smith Bronwyn Webb Andrea Welsh Jodie Zumbansen

Coach – Karen Harnden Manager – Karen Marks

DIVISION 4 - WINNERSLynne Barnes Kerryn Bennett Lynette Davey Sue Drummond Jayne Goetsch Amanda Hill Vanesa Kissane Joy Lewis Jodie Martin Debbie Mc Dougall Michelle Peters Andrea Robertson Dynell Rogers Lisa Shaw Deb West

Coach – Kylie Harnden Manager – Peita Mc Govern

Kathy Anderson Rhonda Anderson Lauren Casey Sue Collins Melissa Evans Alison Fenton Leanne Fullarton Yvette Job Elaine Meredith June Nicholls Bonnie Reeve Terrie Sallaway Teresa Slater Wendy Tallon Kylie Tierney Yasmin van Kasteren

Coach – June Nicholls Manager – Janette Howells

William Allen Craig Barrett Peter Conway Phil Daly Mark Eleison Col Habarow Phil Jackwitz Brent Kinnane Michael Lever Peter Robinson Denis Tierney Charles Webb-Wagg Simon Whitney Terry Wode

Coach – Brent Kinnane Manager – Brent Kinnane

Norths 210

Wests 203

Hancock Brothers 178

Swifts 160

Thistles 145

Bellbowrie 130

Vets 71

Collegians 52

Wests 150

Hancock Brothers 148

Norths 123

Easts 77

Bellbowrie 75

Northern Tigers 9

Club

FINALWomen's

Men's

Championships

FINAL

2013

MMen’s Points Table 2013

WWomen’s Points Table 2013

GGirls’ Points Table 2013


INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS IN CLUB FIXTURES

Most Goals in the 2013 Season A Grade Adam Mc Clelland (Hancock Brothers) 27

Anne-Marie Callow (Swifts) 33

Reserve Grade Tim Woodford (Easts) 52

Hannah Sanderson (Swifts) 13

R2 Grade Kaylah Mc Dermott (Hancock Brothers) 21

A2 Grade Aron Woods (Norths White) 38

Debbie McDougall (Wests) 60

J1 Grade Ryan Smith (Hancock Brothers Gold) 50

C Grade Olivia-Rose Norris (Collegians) 27

J2 Grade Maximus Schultz (Bellbowrie) 26

D Grade Lauren Hess (Norths) 77

E Grade Alyssa Janke (Wests Black) 38

Most Goals in one game

A Grade Greg Walker (Wests) 5

Anne-Marie Callow (Swifts) 7

Reserve Grade Tim Woodford (Easts) 4 Daniel Howells (Hancock Brothers) 4

Kaitlyn Clancy (Bellbowrie) 3 Courtney Martinho (Hancock Brothers) 3 Kirsty Lenaghan (Swifts) 3 Hannah Sanderson (Swifts) 3 Cara Shaw (Swifts) 3 Tamika Iszlaub (Thistles) 3 Janet Peters (Wests) 3

R2 Grade Kayla Mc Dermott (Hancock Brothers) 5

A2 Grade Aron Woods (Norths White) 5

Debbie Mc Dougall (Wests) 9

J1 Grade Matt Smallwood (Hancock Brothers Blue) 9

C Grade Olivia-Rose Norris (Collegians) 5

J2 Grade Maximus Schultz (Bellbowrie) 5

D Grade Alisha Grieve (Hancock Brothers) 8

E Grade Alyssa Janke (Wests Black) 6

IPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc CLUB PERSONNEL

Bellbowrie

Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade

K Ahern 19A 2 E Dwan 18A 1R - L Ahern 17A 1R 1 L Grulke 16A 1R 2 K Bentley 20A 14R 1 M Yearbury 16A 2 D Coombes 20A 4 C Young 19A 4 K Coombes 19A 2

Womens Reserve Grade

S Ashton 14R 5 M Evans-Doherty 16R 17A 4 C Ball 20R 1A 2 P Grulke 18R 2R2 2 H Casey 16R 13A 1 H Ironside 13R 1A - K Clancy 7R 9A 4 J Kelly 18R 1A 1R2 - B Dolan 13R 20A 3 R Kelly 6R - H Edmunds 15R 1 K Martin 17R 1R2 - P Edmunds 20R 20A -

Womens R2 Grade

M Ballarin 17R2 2R 9A2 5 C Lostroh 6R 1 B Bulley 14R2 2R - J Martin 18R2 5R 2 V Bushing 12R2 1A2 - L Meredith 17R2 2 A Fenton 17R2 3R 1 E Moser 16R2 1 T French 6R2 8R 8 S Scott 9R2 1R 3 M Hoyland 16R2 16R 6 J Smith 9R2 - Y Job 17R2 2A2 6 J Watt 7R2 -

Womens A2 Grade

C Boyle 19A2 17R2 1R 3 J Lipczynski 15A2 1 L Casey 17A2 5R2 7 C Nelson 12A2 4 S Carden 16A2 - K Nelson 19A2 1R2 - S Chamberlain 16A2 17R2 - D Norris 7A2 1R2 2 A Cousins 11A2 1R2 1 H Pilatti 19A2 9R2 1 C Depree 11A2 - K Smith 17A2 1R2 9R 2 T Hughes 15A2 - Y Van Kasteren 16A2 5 L Iseppon 19A2 4

Girls C Grade

M Beach 19C 1 D Krishnan 16C - O Finn 19C 2R 3R2 2A2 5 K Lipczynski 18C 4A2 - C Franks 14C - B Sweeney 10C 2 J Gray 18C - C Townsend 16C - C Harzem 16C 4R2 4A2 3 R Van Der Giessen 12C 2 S King 20C 1R 3R2 2A2 5 N Walker 20C 8R2 2

Girls D Grade H Bentley 19C 16D -

Girls E Grade

A Burchmann 18E 1 A Martin 19E 6 N Burchmann 18E - G Metcher 17E 1 M Denny 17E 4C 10 C Petersen 19E - K Dunn 8E - A Risetto 9E - E Frost 8E - G Risetto 19E 1 A Hansen 18E 4 D Varsani 17E 1 M King 16E - A Westmoreland 19E 6C 5 M Krishnan 17E -


Mens Reserve Grade G Adsett 14R - Z Hoyland-Meaker 15R 9 D Bellas 3R - S Nicholls 14R - A Chamberlain 8R - J Norris 16R 2 C Cliff 12R 4 B Payton 3R - B Gallagher 13R 2 D Roberts 16R 2 N Gray 7R 9A2 - Blair Smith 15R 2A2 - A Grulke 16R 1

Mens A2 Grade C Banks 9A2 - S Mc Cormick 7A2 - A Boyle 17A2 9R 1 A Miller 18A2 7R 22 B Chamberlain 20A2 2R 2 S Nelson 12A2 1 B Dodd 18A2 2R 3 A Rizvi 3A2 - L Dodd 11A2 1R 2 Brett Smith 13A2 3R 1 M Doherty 18A2 8R - J Smith 15A2 2 J Good 9A2 - M Thompson 17A2 2R 1 N Gray 19A2 1R 3 J Warner 13A2 - K Huxley-Booth 20A2 2R - C Webb-Wagg 11A2 1R -

Boys J1 Grade P Armstrong 20J1 4 A Moser 17J1 2R 6A2 5 J Bentley 18J1 1 N Schostakowski 19J1 7 P Denny 15J1 - J Thornton 20J1 6 K Dolan 20J1 14R 19 F Warner 15J1 12 B Hoyland-Meaker 20J1 4A2 - M Westmoreland 20J1 -

Boys J2 Grade C Adcock 16J2 1J1 17 J Lynn 16J2 - C Burchmann 16J2 2J1 - K Lynn 16J2 6 L Cameron 6HJ2 1 E Mardi 8J2 1 T East 16J2 19 T Payton 4J2 - D Harley 15J2 6J1 3 L Pomerenke 16J2 8 B Keily 14J2 - M Schulz 14J2 26 H Lansdown 12J2 - B Walker 15J2 19J1 4


CLUB PERSONNEL

Collegians


Womens R2 Grade

S Bauer 26R2 2A2 5 T Rigg 14R2 1A2 1 M Casey 17R2 5 K Skuhr 18R2 1A2 1 T Fox 13R2 1 H Turner 15R2 5A2 1 E Hay 12R2 - R Ware 15R2 2A2 - T Mc Peake 18R2 -

Womens A2 Grade

C A Backen 7A2 8R2 - J Memory 11A2 18R2 1 D Bagenal 5A2 - A Pickering 14A2 3R2 - P Bower 16A2 1R2 - K O’Connor 14A2 17R2 - C Brancroft-Davis 16A2 9R2 1 E Sander 17A2 2R2 - K Green 16A2 - S Ware 16A2 3R2 - T Harper 6A2 5R2 - J Witney 17A2 - T Jones 16A2 2R2 2 G Wright 5A2 - K Mc Grath 13A2 3R2 1 C Zander 16A2 2R2 -

Girls C Grade

Z Broadfoot 22C 8 O R Norris 22C 7R2 27 J Franke 23C 1R2 4A2 - E Reeve 19C 5R 2R2 14 G Holland 21C 2 K Reeve 21C 1R2 1D 1 L Kohn 16C 2D 1 M Toon 22C - K Kunde 23C 2R 3R2 1A2 5 S R Tavendale 20C 13R2 1A2 6 T Kunde 22C 5D 1 K Wells 22C 1R2 11 H Lock 19C 3 A West 23C 3R 2R2 3

Girls D Grade

K Davis 16D 4C - H Miller 15D - H Frier 16D - L Reid 13D - L Kohn 16D 2C 3 H Stancy 14D - P Mc Auliffee 15D 1 K Thompson 13D - E Mc Bain 16D 1 B Young 15D -

Girls E Grade

L Barkus 15E 11D - K L Mc Peake 16E 9D - E Bell 15E 2D - T Morgan 8E - P Broadfoot 12E - E Newell 13E 3D 2 C Casey 16E 1D - D Newell 13E - J Casey 13E - B Reay 16E - T Dalby 16E 6D 2 B Trevanion 3E 2D - H Dixon 9E 1D - K Wright 15E - K Jones 9E 5D -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Easts


Mens A Grade

S Bayliss 19A 10 A Mantell 21A - L Brown 10A 3R 1 T Miller 16A 3 C Fazel 14A 1 B Sippel 19A 3 D Llewelyn 15A 11 A Woodford 19A - M Llewelyn 21A 2

Mens Reserve Grade

R Bell 18R 1A2 6 D Rew 12R 8A 11 T Bushnell 3R 5A - L Smith 14R 18A 13 P Collingwood 19R 3A 2A2 - N Smith 17R 20A 3 L Crowe 18R 2A2 2 K Sippel 18R 22A 4 P Malcolm 10R 6A 4 K Tierney 6R - D Manson 14R 3 L Woodford 11R 4A 1 C Mantell 3R 21A 10 T Woodford 15R 20A 52 D Mantell 2R 19A 19 A White 16R 8A2 2 J Oliver 17R 1

Mens A2 Grade

R Adie 20A2 1R 7 C Habarow 13A2 8 A Backen 19A2 1A 4R 10J1 2 A Payne 19A2 - C Barrett 12A2 1A 19R 1 K Payne 13A2 - J Barrett 10A2 17R 3 M Pickering 18A2 5 J Beattie 17A2 - N Schiller 18A2 2 G Bray 19A2 2 A Scott 16A2 - R Crowe 16A2 - G Tweedie 3A2 - J Farmer 12A2 4 N White 19A2 1R 2 R Gore 19A2 3

Boys J1 Grade

K Ballangary 17J1 - B Johnston 19J1 2 L Carey 13J1 2A2 2 S Johnston 19J1 1A2 - J Cotterill 18J1 1A2 - J Mc Guckin 17J1 - C Davies 15J1 1A2 - A Scanlon 14J1 - J Freeman 18J1 4A2 1 W Wynn 11J1 - A Johnston 19J1 1A2 -

Northern Tigers Boys J2 Grade

R Baxter 14J2 1J1 2 B Horsley 5J2 - M Collins 5J2 - S Hughes 14J2 2J1 - A Davey 11J2 1J1 2 B Lewis 10J2 - C Doyle 6J2 1J1 1 K Lewis 14J2 - O Goodwin 13J2 - B Meloury 3J2 - L Greaves 5J2 - R Shaw 12J2 - F Hockings 14J2 2J1 - B Suthers 14J2 - J Hogrefe 12J2 1J1 -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Hancock Brothers Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade R Clarke 20A 8 J Parkes 23A - N Davison 19A 1R 4 S Rogers 19A 7 L Eleison 22A 2R 5 Elyse Smolenski 22A 8 A Mc Dermott 11A 1R 8 K Tierney 20A - K Nunn 22A 3

Womens Reserve Grade K Baker 8R - T Haley 18R 6A 1 M Baker 13A 3R2 - C Martinho 17R 1A 7 B Conway 19R 22A 1R2 - M Mc Namara 10R 22A 1 R Conway 18R 1R2 2 K Michel 15R 5A 2 S Conway 18R 13A 1 C Sippel 3R 15A 4 A Dudgeon 13R 14A - Erin Smolenski 12R 22A 6 K Galea 8R - K Taylor 6R - A Geeves 10R -

Womens R2 Grade K Elliott 20R2 11R 1 A-M Nelson 19R2 4R 1 C Hanly 9R2 2R 1 M Peters 20R2 8R 6 N Johnson 13R2 - T Peters 20R2 11R 2 A Keogh 12R2 17R - C Smith 17R2 1R 7 K Mc Ewan-Watson 20R2 3R 1 J Smith 17R2 5R 1A 18 K Mc Dermott 19R2 21 S Woodford 19R2 12R -

Girls C Grade F Conway 15C 3R2 - M Nelson 20C 11R2 5 N Conway 21C 8R2 - G Risby 20C 4R2 12 C Hughes 14C 1R2 - S Seppanen 19C 4R2 2 K Mc Namara 19C 2R2 10R 8A 26 C-L Voss 20C - E Muller 20C 18R2 1R 1A - T Wills 19C 1R2 -

Girls D Grade I Allomes 15D 1C 3 T Heit 14D 1 J Burdett 16D 1 T Mc Ewan-Watson 16D 4C 1R2 1 S Butta 17D 14C 11 E Mitchell 16D - B Conway 16D 1C - M Salton 17D 7 A Eleison 16D 13C 13 E Silcock 17D 2C 12 A Grieve 15D 18C 47 L-B Smith 12D 6C 16 C Harper 15D 11C 17 E Toole 17D 12C 6

Girls E Grade M Addison-Ballangarry 18E 2D 1 R Mc Namara 10E 2 K Armstrong 18E 3D 10 N Mitchell 15E 1D - S Conway 14E - A Palframan 18E - J Draper 17E - J-L Palframan 8E - K Eleison 18E - T Palframan 18E 3D - T Fields 16E 1D 2 J Rohde 15E 1D 4 H Grieve 18E 1D 4 L Skaanvad 16E 4


Mens A Grade

M Burgess 21A - G Hannan 6A - J Burns 3A 4 A Mc Clelland 14A 27 J Christensen 12A 1R 5 P Mitchell 14A 11 C Davies 14A 9 G Mortimer 14A 2 T Davison 20A - D Pavitt 20A 2R 5

Mens Reserve Grade

A Coolwell 14R 20A 2 D Howells 17R 4A 12A2 21 K Douglas 12R 21A 3 B Kinnane 14R 2A 7A2 4 S Drew 17R 13A 7 J Kneen 4R 9A 2 M Eleison 9R - S Morgan 17R 16A 3 W Follett 18R 2R 11 K Palframan 17R - B French 1R 3A - J Pavitt 4R 20A 3 A Hardy 13R - R Tierney 2R -

Mens A2 Grade

S Aitcheson 18A2 - P Jackwitz 8A2 1 B Campbell 20A2 3 N Johansson 16A2 - P Conway 17A2 - L Lambert 14A2 8R 1 P Daley 21A2 1 L Mc Guire 11A2 2 B Davey 19A2 - D Phillips 13A2 3 H Dixon-Ward 20A2 1R - P Robinson 12A2 1 M Edmunds 17A2 1A 11R 3 Ross Smith 19A2 1R 16 B Fox 3A2 - D Tierney 20A2 4R 1 P Hardie 15A2 - S Whitney 14A2 5

Boys J1 Blue Grade

A Dodds 22J1 - H Michel 23J1 3A2 20 K Jackson 22J1 14 A Robertson 13J1 2 C Mc Coombes 19J1 3A 16R 29 A Skaanvad 22J1 - Z Mc Coombes 20J1 21 M Smallwood 19J1 55 K Mc Millan 22J1 12R 48 J Smith 19J1 - B Michel 22J1 9

Boys J1 Gold Grade

B Darby 20J1 13 F Mc Ewan-Watson 20J1 2 A Donnelly 18J1 4 T O’Neill 20J1 7 P Donnelly 19J1 8 R Smith 15J1 18A 12R 50 B Douglas 21J1 1A 16R 20 A Stanton 21J1 3R 12 M Forrest 21J1 2 D Walsh 22J1 17 M Kauffmann 20J1 3R 4A2 1 L Walsh 20J1 8 M Kropp 19J1 8

Boys J2 Grade

J Butta 15J2 12J1 1 A Mc Peake 15J2 - J Devin 14J2 1 S Miller 15J2 1J1 9 B Donnelly 14J2 14J1 18 M Morgan 15J2 1J1 1 Z Eleison 15J2 4J1 - J Robertson 15J2 15J1 2 M Galea 14J2 1J1 14 E Scicluna 8J2 - L Greene 13J2 - Z Toohey 14J2 2 A Idzikowski 15J2 1J1 - W Voss 14J2 - R Jackwitz 15J2 7J1 2


Norths Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade J Cross 21A 1 R Mantell 21A 1R 6 A Davey 15A 1 S Parlett 20A 2R 12 R Ellis 22A 3 C Reid 17A 6 J Fox 18A - S Sue 22A 5 E Gavranich 17A 1R 3

Womens Reserve Grade K Berndt 18R 3A 1 Y Leeder 20R 2A 4 C Brown 10R 19A 3 B Page 20R 8 G Collins 19R 7 J Petersen 21R 3A - S Fynes-Clinton 21R 5A 1R2 9 J Profke 15R 2R2 2 H Harrison 10A - K Range 13R 5A 4 K Ihle 20R 17A 5 N Wallace 18R 3R2 3 K Jeffrey 20R 5A 1R2 - C Whylie 18R 1A 5R2 3 M-L Leeder 1R 22A - L Young 1R 22A 1

Womens R2 Grade M Holland 13R2 1A2 - M Bennett 17R2 - B Rayer 16R2 2A2 - T Bow-Lynch 18R2 1R - D Stevens 12R2 - R Corney 12R2 2A2 1 R Sue 6R2 16R 1A - T Doyle 7R2 18R 2A 14 A Wall 13R2 6R 3 M Elliott 15R2 2R - T Young 15R2 1A -

Womens A2 Grade B Boxsell 15A2 3R2 2 C Mc Gregor 17A2 7 K Burns 5A2 4R2 2 C Murren 5A2 8R2 5 M-E Burns 10A2 4R2 - S Nolles 16A2 1R2 5 A Cushway 12A2 1 F O’Sullivan 17A2 3R2 - L Elliott 14A2 1 E Rossington 13A2 17R2 1 L Graham 16A2 1 C Ruoso 12A2 16R2 3 J Gray 14A2 2 E Scheers 14A2 4R2 6 K Martin 17A2 1 K Suthers 1A2 7R2 -

Girls C Grade B Barrett 17C 4A2 - D Hess 20C 2R2 3R 18 M Black 17C 2R2 6 A Nevin 19C 5R2 2R 4 C Cooper 17 2R2 2 T Petersen 20C 3R2 4A2 3 Z Fox 19C 5R2 1A 16 M Prins 12C 4A2 1 M Fynes-Clinton 18C 2A2 7 R Shields 13C 1R2 2A2 1

Girls D Grade K Muller 16D 13C 18 S Ainsworth 14D 1 E Petersen 16D 15C 33 N Baxter 16D 4C 7 M Rankine 14D 1 J Chaplin 16D 12C 16 B Saylor-Zelayandia 11D 3 M Deacon 15D 1C 3 B Thomas 15D 6 S Hendricks 17D 3 G Wilson 17D 3C 10 L Hess 17D 17C 77 K Wilson 15D 2 A Jordan 15D 4 E Witheyman-Crump 14D 19C 2R 4A 5

Girls E Grade B Baxter 15E 1 K O’Connor-Spollen 15E - L Blackman 16E 5 S O’Connor-Spollen 12E - T Crone 16E 15D - B Rademacher 14E - L Goodwin 8E - L Rankine 15E 2 A Harkin 7E - R Smits 14E - I Hey 14E - I Wilson 14E 3 L Hilton 16E - K Whiley 9 - C Jordan 15E 2 M Wong 16E -


Mens A Grade

J Dalais 20A 3 A O’Beirne 9A 7 W Dalais 18A 2 M Pocock 18A 5 T Douglass 18A 1 A Pratt 19A - T Figura 9A 5 J Taylor 10A 1 D Jeffrey 16A 21 A Woodward 20A 5 N Maddocks 20A 26 A Wooler 21A -

Mens Reserve Grade

K Andrew-Sharrad 14A 1R - K Morrow 16R 5A 1 B Blake 3R 2A 1 J Petersen 15R 1A2 4 M Corney 14R 3 S Pratt 1R 16A - L Haley 15R 13A 2 S Profke 16R 5A 2 S Ihle 16R 5A 1 T Ross 15R 1A 1A2 12 P Jordan 14R 3 B Taylor 15R 7A 2 J Mc Elligott 13R 2A2 7 D Tyler 8R 3A 1A2 1 M Mc Manus 16R 8A -

Mens A2 Red Grade

D Bell 20A2 2 S Halsey 21A2 - M Berndt 21A2 6 N Nevin 22A2 - L Brown 20A2 4R 3 C Meloury 23A2 8R - M Cutler 21A2 6 R Meloury 18A2 2 M Davidson 24A2 2R - S Peterson 23A2 1 B Elliott 21A2 3 J Shaw 21A2 12R 13 R Haley 22A2 22 K Way 21A2 2

Mens A2 White Grade

W Allen 21A2 4 A Maddocks 20A2 11R 8 B Anderson 22A2 1 G Shields 18A2 - S Davey 4A2 - T Steinhardt 3A2 3R 1 M Hall 11A2 1 K Suthers 16A2 - A Harding 21A2 - S Thurston 18A2 16 J Jackson 4A2 - T Wode 21A2 2 C Jeffrey 11A2 11R 18 A Woods 22A2 38 R Lewis 18A2 6 J Woodward 22A2 - G Linden 19A2 20

Boys J1 Grade

J Burnett 9J1 1 S Hockings 19J1 9J2 1 L Fossey 12J1 6 E Mc Kenzie 15J1 1J2 1 S Gooley 12J1 - C Orrock 17J1 8 Z Hall 16J1 6 R Profke 16J1 1A2 9J2 13 D Hey 19J1 1J2 2 Z Profke 18J1 1A2 17 K Hey 16J1 2 M Rademacher 20J1 1J2 - R Hey 20J1 1J2 - G Wong 17J1 12J2 -

Northern Tigers Boys J2 Grade

R Baxter 14J2 1J1 2 B Horsley 5J2 - M Collins 5J2 - S Hughes 14J2 2J1 - A Davey 11J2 1J1 2 B Lewis 10J2 - C Doyle 6J2 1J1 1 K Lewis 14J2 - O Goodwin 13J2 - B Meloury 3J2 - L Greaves 5J2 - R Shaw 12J2 - F Hockings 14J2 2J1 - B Suthers 14J2 - J Hogrefe 12J2 1J1 -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Swifts


Womens A Grade

P Barnsley 18A 5 S Marcussen 16A 1 K Bennett 19A 20 B Mc Lean 17A 3 M Bool 20A - K Nicholls 20A 6 A M Callow 16A 33 B Webb 19A 7 D Casey 21A 13


R Anderson 22R 9A 8 M Mabsout 23R 4A - D Carson 13A - L Molloy 19A - L Crowe 17R 4A 1R2 5 H Sanderson 22R 1A 13 J Dodd 22R 11 K Sanderson 20R 2 C Eales 22R 1A 1 K Schneider 14A 4 T Findlay 21R - C Shaw 21R 8A 1R2 5 N Frankish 20R - A Stacey 21A 5 E Floyd-Smith 18R 4A 7 A Wilson 11A - K Lenaghan 20R 15A 9

Womens R2 Grade

R Blackmore 16R2 1R 1A2 7 A Makin 19R2 5R 2 S Brown 7R2 10R 4 L Shaw 20R2 2R 1A2 12 J Deacon 15R2 - P Voight 16R2 2R 1A2 1 K Findlay 18R2 15R 1A2 6 I Wesche 16R2 11R 5 D Hall 15R2 4R 4

Womens A2 Grade

K Anderson 17A2 6R2 1R 2 K Laksham 14A2 1 R Anderson 19A2 21R2 - J Lewis 18A2 12R2 3 S Brown 16A2 12R2 1 S Lorberg 14A2 21R2 - J Choppy 13A2 5R2 4R 19 D McLeod-Robertson 18A2 14R2 3R 1A 6 S Collins 14A2 20R2 3 T Slater 16A2 2R2 7 A Hawkswell 14A2 3R2 - G Steele 18A2 1R2 12 R Joy 7A2 1 S Wharton 5A2 8 L Keenan 13A2 7R2 3


CLUB PERSONNEL

Thistles


Womens A Grade

E Alchin 20A 1R 2 E J Oldham 18A - R Fitzgerald 19A 6 J Prasser 17A 2R 1 K Fraser 20A 3 L Vellacott 10A - T Fraser 19A 1R - A Welsh 13A 2R - S Jeffreys 18A 1R 9


S Dull 18R - Alexis Mc Kenna 22R 4A 3 I Evans 21R 5A 6 Amanda Mc Kenna 21R 9A 8 T Goodger 17R 19A - B Pavitt 19R 16A 2 S Harvey 5R 16A - J Rew 19R 6A 2 Tamika Iszlaub 21R 10 E Schmidt 17R 10A 5 Tarni Iszlaub 19R 5A 1R2 - K Vellacott 21R 17A 4 E Johnson 20R 19A 1 R Vellacott 20R 1A 1A2 -

Womens R2 Grade

L Burnett 17R2 5R 4 E Ogg 14R2 2 T Floyd 18R2 3R 9 K Ogg 13R2 11R 1 C Gotting 18R2 1 L Ogg 15R2 2R 2 S Kropp 18R2 2 B Prasser 17R2 9R 3A2 5 J Myatt 15R2 1R - A Speakman 16R2 - M Neal 18R2 1R - K Walker 16R2 1A2 -

Womens A2 Grade

P Alchin 17A2 1R2 9 C Liddell 15A2 6 A Brooks 16A2 1 B Mills 11A2 2 S Brown 17A2 4 C Moore 4A2 4R2 2 L Fleming 6A2 - L Newdick 17A2 2 B Gotting 13A2 - S Pavitt 15A2 1R2 1 S Henley 9A2 8R2 1R 2 K Steley 11A2 3R2 - K Hislop 13A2 1R2 7 M Sweeney 14A2 - C James 13A2 1 K Terry 17A2 - N Jones 7A2 17R2 - M Wilson 17A2 1 D Lemke 11A2 16R2 1R 4

Girls C Grade

K Adcock 16C 1R2 2A2 1 D Leadbetter 20C - R Ball 20C 5A2 5 L Pearce 19C 2R2 22 T Cora-Davidson 19C 1 A Smith 15C 1 C Crossan 12C - E Taylor 18C 3 T Follett 20C 1R2 6 C Thomson 20C - N Hovenden 15C - C Wilson 20C 1R2 1A2 - S Knight 20C 22

Thistles cont.


Girls D Grade

T Arndt 8D - T-L Link 4D - K Blackman 15D 1 B Schmidt 13D 4E 1 C Brennan 14D 1 B Skea 14D - J Burchill 16D 3C - L Stackpoole 16D - M Collins 14C 2 B Terry 14D 7C 1 C Davie 13D 1C 1 C Wakefield 13D - H Grayson 16D 2C 2 B Welch 7D 2C - M-J Koorts 8D 1

Girls E Grade

J Davidson-Fewquandie 16E 3D 1 Hayley Petersen 16E 3D 1 L Evans 16E 2D 4 R Peut 16E 2D - P Kelley 13E - J Richards 15E 1 L Lenaghan 15E - S Richards 14E 1D - E Petersen 16E 4D 2 A Sweeney 16E 6D 3 G Daley 9E - G Vermeer 15E 1 Hannah Petersen 14E 1 P Wilson 16E -

Veterans


Womens R2 Grade K Bennett 17R2 1A2 4 J Martin 19R2 1A2 1 L Davey 19R2 - E Reeve 20R2 4A2 - K Harnden 16R2 1A2 1 D West 19R2 5 V Kissane 15R2 1A2 - J Zumbansen 15R2 1A2 9 K Mc Auliffe 17R2 1A2 11

Womens A2 Grade S Brown 13A2 1R2 - S Maher 19A2 4R2 1 C Camplin 14A2 10 K Mason 12A2 2R2 3 R Chandler 17A2 3R2 6 E Meredith 16A2 1 C Drummond 3A2 17R2 15 M Morgan 10A2 7R2 3 S Drummond 4A2 19R2 - J Nicholls 17A2 1R2 - M Evans 12A2 18R2 3 K Pudwell 15A2 17R2 12 S Fitzpatrick 19A2 - R Radloff 15A2 10R2 2 A Hall 15A2 1R2 2 T Sallaway 16A2 5 A Hill 5A2 8R2 4 W Tallon 19A2 4R2 - A Hutton 8A2 1 K Winton 5A2 13R2 1


Wests Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade C Axelby 21A 3R - A Korner 11A 16 P Brooks 21A 4 A Mirallez 21A 2R 2 J Emblem 10A - M Reilly 21A 3 J Hooper 16A 7 B Simpson 17A 8R 2 E Jackat 5A 1 S Stenner 19A 2R 1

Womens Reserve Grade B Axelby 19R 18A - K Muller 14R 9A - H Axelby 19R 5A 1 S Murrin 13R 3A 3A2 - R Baills 17R 10A 2 - J Peters 14R 15A 12 - L Barnes 19R 1 E Potbury 18R - S Dadson 13R 13A 12 - D Rogers 15R 14A - T Dixon 5R - S Sharrad 6R 16A - E Jaenke 6R - A Smith 11R 14A 2 P Mc Govern 14R 1A 5

Womens A2 Grade D Coombe 10A2 - S Lawrie 13A2 1 N Dent 18A2 5 D Mc Dougall 19A2 2R 60 T Dixon 20A2 5 A Robertson 18A2 9R 2 M Emmerson 11A2 - T Rowan 18A2 2R 22 L Fullarton 19A2 8 K Stanton 15A2 - J Goetsch 18A2 8R 8 K Tierney 18A2 - L Gow-Heathwood 18A2 - P Timperley 16A2 8 M Jackson 14A2 1R 6

Girls C Grade B Armstrong 18C 2 S Roberts 17C 1R 1A2 4 J Barnes 7C - E Timperley 18C 10R 4A 2 R Godfrey 17C 1A2 1 A-L Trotter 10C 1R 1 L Godfrey 12C 4A2 - C Wilks 18C 18A2 - B Murphy 15C -

Girls D Grade R Hughes 18D 12C 26 A Morris 16D 4C 7 K Knox 13D 10C 1 G Nicholls 12D 11C 2R 1A 53 T Manson 17D 4C - R Orrock 15D 1C 4 T Markcrow 9D 3 S Rudnyckj 16D 5C 1 A Mc Dougall 12D 8C 4 N Stenner 18D 18C 33 J Mc Dougall 14D 7C - C Wilks 18D 10C 10 M Moran 17D 9C 6

Girls E Black Grade F Delpaul 16E 9 C Orrock 16E - J Draper 20E 2 R Pamenter 20E - A Janke 20E 38 H Patch 20E 3 M Kearton 12E - Z Patch 20E 2 J Nicholls 17E 2D 10 J Payne 20E 1 H O’Brien 19E - C-S Strydom 8E - J Office 20E 10D 37

Girls E White Grade R Ahrens 18E 3D 6 T Canty 18E 9D 8 K Albert 19E 5 L Mc Kimmon 17E 2 L Albert 18E - E Peters 17E 11 M Albert 18E - E Picton 19E 3D 10 R Blunt 12E - R Picton 19E 1 S-L Bullock 11E - G Stenzel 19E 2 C Canty 17E 1D 3

Wests cont. Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Mens A Grade

J Brown 14A 2 A Krusi 3A 1 G Clutton 8A 3 P Krusi 15A 4 A Gotting 20A 2 G Walker 20A 1R 16 N Hooper 20A 2R 13 T Watson 18A 6 A Horrocks 22A 2R 3

Mens Reserve Grade

L Alchin 22A 3R - B Nicholls 2R 15A 9 J Carmody 16R 16A - D Perrett 18R - C Coulson-Futcher 9R 3 B Potbury 14R 15A - J Doran 17R 4A - M Sharrad 5R 18A - D Goodwin 5R 17A 6 B Thomas 15R 18A 6 C Greensill 7R - M Westphal 17R 15A 2 B Iszlaub 16R 21A 11 D Wingfield 18R 17A 4

Mens A2 Grade

S Ballinger 20A2 2 A Kinch 16A2 - N Brown 9A2 1 S Meredith 14A2 1 T Germon 18A2 - P Smith 21A2 1 J Hughes 19A2 2R - T Smith 19A2 1 C Jaenke 15A2 18R 23 M Thomas 10A2 16R 9 J Jimenez 19A2 3 S Timperley 20A2 1 N Kahupukoro 16A2 2 B Woods 17A2 17R 7

Boys J1 Grade

J Ahrens 21J1 3A2 4 M Moran 18J1 3A 10R 32 T Andrew-Sharrad 17J1 1A 10R 36 C Neilsen 19J1 11 B Arndt 22J1 6A2 31 B Peters 21J1 3 D Arndt 20J1 5A2 8 T Picton 22J1 1A 14R 28 C Banditt 15J1 1R 4A2 3 N Smith 19J1 12A2 6 H Brown 19J1 13 D Westphal 22J1 8A2 14 B Godfrey 17J1 4

Boys J2 Black Grade

D Albert 14J2 3 J Simmons 12J2 - J Bird 13J2 - K Simmons 13J2 - B Davis 14J2 - A Smith 11J2 - D Davis 14J2 2J1 - R Stenzel 12J2 1 L Farmer 14J2 6J1 2 J Verrall 12J2 1J1 - B Goodwin 13J2 - H Westphal 14J2 1J1 1 R Pyle 14J2 -

Boys J2 White Grade

N Brown 16J2 - B Pascoe 14J2 - M Buchanan 16J2 2J1 21 Z Pascoe 14J2 4 J DelPaul 12J2 2 T Smith 16J2 4J1 6 J Geatches 10J2 3 H Thomson 16J2 1 W Harrold 6J2 - J Wells 13J2 - R Jackwitz 13J2 - M West 16J2 8J1 - D Muhling 9J2 1

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IPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION INC.

Affiliated Clubs in 2013

Ipswich Hockey

65 Briggs Road Raceview

Phone 3288 6985 Fax 3294 0214

Website: www.ipswichhockey.com

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