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IPSWICH HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Inc

CONTENTS

Officials 2016 Season

Election of Officials for 2017 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

Indoor Co-ordinator’s Report

Regional Coaching Director’s Report

Umpires Committee Reports President’s Report 2016 Achievements Yearly Tally of games umpired

Record Secretary’s Report

Trophy winners for 2016 2016 Representative teams Season Points Individual Efforts

Club Personnel’s playing records

Affiliated Clubs


OFFICIALS 2016 PATRON PRESIDENT Paul Pisasale Margret Mantell

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT John Cushing OAM Janette Howells

VICE-PRESIDENTS Tracey Doyle, Mark Eleison, Peter Robinson

SECRETARY CHAMPIONSHIP SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY Julie Eleison Emily Jaenke Yasmin Leeder

HON TREASURER HON ASST TREASURER Paul Mantell Julie Eleison

RECORDS SECRETARY ASSISTANT RECORDS SECRETARIES Lesley McLeod Heather Scott Tracey Doyle

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, RAPT Coordinator, Indoor Committee Representative, Representatives from Clubs (10).

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE (3 Plus 2) Lesley McLeod, Heather Scott, Tracey Doyle

June Nicholls, Margret Mantell

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE (3 Plus 1 from each non-represented club) Amanda Hill, Heather Scott, Denis Tierney

Jan Walker, Cherie Backen, Tim Woodford, Leanne Haley, Pauline Alchin, Kath Anderson, Kerri Orr

UMPIRES COMMITTEE Robert McLeod (President), Pauline Alchin (Secretary), Paul Hardie (Treasurer)

GROUNDS COMMITTEE Peter Conway, Mark Eleison, Terry Galea, Denis Tierney, Liam McGuire

UNIFORM COMMITTEE Pauline Alchin, Tracey Doyle, Leanne Haley, Margret Mantell, June Nicholls

TROPHY COMMITTEE Margaret Culley, June Nicholls

HON LEGAL ADVISOR HQ DELEGATES AUDITOR Justin Thomas June Nicholls Tom Hutton

Owen, Harris & Associates

LIFE MEMBERS

Margaret Culley, John Cushing OAM, Una Cushing, Barbara Cameron, Basil Coker, John Follett, Shirley Fullelove, Stan Fullelove, Janette Howells,

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

Ipswich Hockey acknowledges and thanks the following SPONSORS for valuable support during 2016:

Llewellyn Motors

TRIDAN Electrical Contractors

G & P Builders

Just Hockey

Legends Barber Shop

Fallu McMillan Lawyers

Heritage City Photos

Waldon Computing

Surreal Signs

The Denture Lady

Simon Home Timber & Hardware

Spiderweb

Enzed

MINI-CAT Bobcat & Tipper Hire

Yamanto Tavern

Bendigo Bank

All Critters Pest Control

Helloworld Ipswich City Mall

Quest Apartments Ipswich

Please show your support to these sponsors who so generously

support Ipswich Hockey.


Patron’s Message

Ipswich’s reputation as a sporting city continues to be enhanced by many organisations including the Ipswich Hockey Association. Since 1931 hockey has been an integral part of sport in our community. Every successful sporting club relies on the strong support of volunteers. As Patron I again urge supporters to step up and play a part in the on-going success of Ipswich Hockey Association. It takes a whole community approach by dedicated sports officials to make the Association the success it is. I’d like to thank everyone who played a role in the Association during 2016 for its dedicated service and pay tribute to President, Margret Mantell, and the entire management committee and volunteers, who do a tremendous job co-ordinating the hockey season. The strength of the Ipswich Hockey Association and its past achievements would not be possible without their hard work. Ipswich’s hockey facilities are some of the best in south east Queensland, where our 10 local registered clubs participate in fixtures, and where each year our City welcomes teams from around the south east, as well as the state, to compete. This is not only fantastic for the hockey community, but also brings a myriad of benefits to the wider Ipswich region, with talented players, their families and friends visiting our city. On behalf of Councillors and residents I would like to thank the current committee on a great 2016 season and to wish the incoming President and committee all the best for 2017 as you lead the association forward. Mayor Paul Pisasale City of Ipswich

Ipswich Hockey Association Inc.

Wishes to acknowledge and sincerely thank

Mayor Paul Pisasale, Councillor Charlie Pisasale & The Ipswich City Council

for their continued support in 2016.

The ongoing commitment to and support of

Ipswich Hockey is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!


President’s Report 2016

With another season behind us, we have had time to reflect on all that was the 2016 season, take a depth breath and start planning for the 2017 season. For me, the highlight of the 2016 season would have to be the reintroduction of three junior boys’ grades. This is proof that all of the hard work by Karen and her RAP team is starting to reap rewards. The standard of the skills displayed by the boys in the newly formed J3 competition was also evidence that our Hook in2 Hockey program is on the right track and that the work being done by clubs is paying dividends. Congratulations to you all. There can be no doubt that the 2016 season did not get off to the start that we would have hoped for with the Men’s A Grade competition reduced to three teams. But as is the case when any obstacle is placed in our path, there is nothing to be gained by just complaining about the situation; it needs to serve as a jolt we sometimes need to look at how we can do things better. And this certainly happened thanks again to the RAP team who held a number of meetings throughout the season, conducted a survey etc. and we are all now working tirelessly to address the issues identified at these meetings. But we need YOUR help. Ideas and suggestions are great but can only be implemented with the help of volunteers willing to give of their time to assist. While there was much focus on the men’s A Grade situation, we must not lose sight of the fact that this was but one hiccup while there were so many more positives to the season which far outweigh this one negative. One of these positive outcomes was that the Men’s Combined Comp with Toowoomba was expanded to two rounds which received positive feedback from those involved. Our Rep teams continue to perform extremely well with many of our players recognised through selection in state teams and squads, our Hook in2 Hockey program continues to be very successful and enjoyed by those who participate, club fixtures ran smoothly and we had great finals (except for the weather on a couple of days) and our Indoor Hockey program continues to grow with the introduction of a senior social competition; to name a few. Of course, hand in hand with these successes go the wonderful and amazing people who make up the Ipswich Hockey family and who have all worked together to achieve the things we have. So a very special and sincere thank you to everyone for the part you have played, from our dedicated Executive team (Janette, Tracey, Mark, Peter, Julie & Paul) to our Coaching Director (Sam), the Technical Committee (Lesley, Heather, Tracey & June), Umpires Committee (Robert, Paul, Bernie & Rob), RAP team (in particular Karen, Pauline, Leanne, Tracey, Jan, Lesley, Janette & Heather), Indoor Committee (Jan and her team), Judicial Panel (Denis, Heather, Amanda and the club deputies), our amazing volunteers (especially our BBQers extraordinaire – Heather & Phillip, Lyn & John), our wonderful Sponsors, Justin Thomas (our invaluable Legal Adviser) and to all our Rep coaches, managers & players, club officials and to our players. Your contribution to our great sport is very much appreciated. Looking ahead, 2017 promises to be just as exciting. We will be hosting two State Championships – Secondary Schoolgirls (25-28 May) and the Under 15 Girls (16-19 September). Planning is already underway for our Hook in2 Hockey Theme Day (15 July) where this year we will be going ‘Out of this World’, Junior Carnival Day (12 August), the Gala Awards Function (1 September) and so much more.

Another positive step toward the end of 2016 was the formation of a Complex Development Committee. Sincere thanks to Peter Conway, Denis Tierney, Pat Jordan, Terry Galea, Troy Hansen, Sam Einam, Karen Dolan, Jan Walker and Paul Mantell for volunteering their time to join me on this committee. The group has not been idle in the off season with Troy and Sam having worked to submit a grant application to the Gambling Community Benefit Fund for funds to upgrade the field 1 watering system and Peter, Pat, Denis & Terry have battled the hot weather to improve the field 1 water trough and level and top dress the grassed area at the southern end of the clubhouse. Now the wait begins to hear the outcome of our grant application. Fingers crossed that our application is successful so we can undertake the much needed upgrade of our watering system which will improve efficiency and reduce costs. This committee will now be looking at a ‘wish list’ of improvements and upgrades for our complex and then prioritising the items identified in line with grants available and the funds we have available. I’m sure it goes without saying that the more volunteer assistance we get with projects, the more funds we can save which can then be directed into other projects. With the wealth of skills and talent we have within our Association, let’s hope we get the support needed so we are able to bring many projects to fruition throughout the year. As is always the case at this point in the season when we are looking to fill positions on the various Committees, I would urge you to not only consider nominating yourself but to urge others within your network to put their hand up and assist where they can. The range of jobs needing to be done is so wide and varied that I’m confident there would a task suited to anyone who can give some time. Team work makes the dream work! So the more people we can get involved the more we will be able to achieve. As is always the case . . . . Some people want it to happen . . . . Some wish it to happen . . . . And others make it happen! So as we prepare for the new season, I think it is just so important that we keep at the forefront of our thinking that you can have change without improvement . . . . but you can’t have improvement without change. As we head into the 2017 season, I look forward to another fulfilling and rewarding season with us continuing to work together to ensure continued success and growth for Ipswich Hockey.

Margret


Senior Vice-President’s Report

2016 Season

Well the 2016 season started on a sad note with one of our oldest clubs unable to field an A grade Men's team, reducing our A grade competition to 3 teams. However, the inclusion of an extra round with Toowoomba teams helped to resurrect the competition. Hopefully 2017 will see Easts back in our A Grade Men’s competition. Once again I have to thank those people who stepped up in their roles to help me get through the season; my personal secretary Lyn Brown, my understudy Denis Tierney and also my two children Amanda and Daniel and also all those people who were on the Tech bench and Judiciary throughout the year. To our Tech Committee a job well done in what was a very difficult and testing year. Thank you to our RCD Sam who went over and beyond her role in helping out the Association and myself throughout the year. Our association is very lucky to have the Spry family on board. Our Ipswich Ladies Masters saw an increase to 4 teams this year to go to Bundy which was very pleasing. It's great to see all the mature ladies still loving their game of hockey or should I say the social side of hockey. Once again it was a tiring season for all our Executive members. The roles seem to get bigger each year and would be even worse but for the hard work of Margret who puts in long hours at the grounds keeping everything running smoothly. Hopefully this year we will be able to put in a small committee to help Mark out in the clubhouse as this job is also getting too big for one person. Thank you for electing me for the 2016 season and I hope I have done my job to your satisfaction. Yours in hockey Janette Howells 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 2016

I believe I have well and truly been initiated into the “Hockey Club”. For the past 10 years I have been the Assistant Treasurer and this year I thought I could do more and I am sure I met this target! This year saw me take on the role not just of the Assistant Treasurer but my first year as Secretary for the Association and goal keeper for the A2 Ladies. I am also the parent of 2 children who play and my husband also is an Umpire and the Vice-President of Clubhouse. So I think during the Season I lived, breathed and slept hockey. Whilst I can’t guarantee that I will follow in the footsteps of my late father-in-law – Herbert Eleison of 40 years as Record Secretary, I will certainly do my best for the Association. Whilst I married into a hockey family, I am still learning how to play and to learn all the rules. I have had numerous questions and some I think may have sounded uneducated to the hockey legends. Over the years I have leaned on Lesley McLeod, Records Secretary, to answer a number of questions regarding By-Laws and registrations etc and she has always been available. Thank you. I am also a big believer of open communication. We can never have enough positive and open communication as this way everyone is on the same page and it is a level playing field. I may have inundated Clubs and members of the Committee with emails but at least everyone knows what is happening. Communication is key. This year I was introduced to exactly how many Rep Teams Ipswich send away from the Coulter Shield, Southern Cross and then our Open and Masters Teams. It is a privilege to play in a Rep Team and to know that we send a team away from each age group is great. Thanks to the Executive who I find are all open and supportive of each other and we all have the same goal – seeing Ipswich Hockey survive and prosper. Ipswich Hockey however needs NEW people to step up and assist with the growth of the Association. The current members are doing a great job, but can always do with assistance. Julie Eleison Secretary


Treasurer’s Report for 2016

Mr Patron, Madam President, Ladies & Gentlemen, I am pleased to present the Financial Statements of the Association for the year ended 30th November 2016, and to confirm that the finances of the Association were steady during the year. Revenue was slightly higher with our main player incomes, Game and Training fees higher and we also received $17,000 from Hockey Queensland towards our RCD costs, due to us achieving the various milestones in accordance with our Memorandum of Understanding with HQ. Our indoor hockey fees received were also higher, as indoor hockey in Ipswich continues to develop under the stewardship of that committee. After taking into account that our Player Registration and Insurance is now paid directly to HQ, our costs were slightly lower in 2016 compared with 2015. While indoor court costs were higher, in line with higher revenues from indoor operations, our operating costs were generally lower. It is noted that our water costs were higher mainly due to higher water usage, which I believe may be due to the deterioration of our water cannons. I note that the President’s report included commentary on our plans to replace the cannons and to look at a booster pump to ensure a better coverage of water to our main field. While profitable, I note that our Bar and Canteens contribution to our result was lower, but we must remember that we hosted two state titles during 2015, with the Men’s Masters weekend takings, in particular, contributing significantly to our excellent result in our Bar and Canteen operations for that year. Our Balance Sheets remains strong, which will allow us to continue to look at opportunities to improve our facility, keeping in mind that a fair proportion of our cash funds will be required in the not too distant future to replace our two artificial fields. I would like to thank your Assistant Treasurer, Julie Eleison for her continued valuable assistance during 2016. I would also again like to acknowledge John & Una Cushing who continued to assist us in various receipting and banking of funds during the year.

Paul Mantell B.Com FCPA Honorary Treasurer


RAP Team Co-ordinator’s Report 2016

It’s 5 years since the RAP team sprang into action, prompted by the decline of our junior numbers, particularly boys as in 2011 the Association only had 2 junior boys’ grades. I have looked back at our plans we discussed back then and realised that every year we have introduced something new to the Ipswich Hockey calendar and community. In 2012 it was our first Open Day, our first Hook in2 Hockey theme day and our first free carnival day for our junior players and also the birth of our newsletter. 2013 saw our Sensational Saturday BBQs and coffee van for our Hook in 2 Hockey mornings, allowing our clubs and junior rep teams an opportunity to fundraise and our early morning visitors their coffee or bacon and egg roll fix. Our indoor hockey committee was also formed and our first Gala Dinner was held this year. 2014 was the year we introduced our fundraising weekends with our Pink weekend. The response to our fundraising and colouring of hair, clothes and bodies was exceptional. 2015’s new idea was our “bring a friend” week where our junior players and the friends they brought along to training were given a small reward. But when I sat and thought about what was new for 2016, I was stumped, until I realised that we finally reintroduced our 3rd junior boy’s grade to the competition. Whilst there was plenty of “discussions” both positive and negative regarding the introduction of our J3 grade, this is what the association needed to do with the number of boys now playing. We need to look to the future development of our association and keeping our numbers growing. This was a great result for all clubs, the IHA executive team and the tireless workers of the RAP team however this success for our boys was counteracted by the numbers for our Senior Men’s competition. Meetings were called , clubs and players provided input for our A grade men’s comp, as well as throughout the season, meetings to discuss all senior grades, men and women and what we could all do to improve our numbers. On behalf of the RAP team, I would like to sincerely thank all those who attended and provided feedback and comments at these meetings and forums in 2016. The IHA executive and committees have taken on board many of the ideas and comments, the major one being the recurring “cost to play”. A group was formed to discuss cost and fees and ideas were shared between the clubs and IHA treasurer. The IHA exec team made the decision to not increase the charges from IHA to the clubs for 2017. Hockey Qld has also assisted by introducing a sub senior HQ registration fee for our U20 players, as we are not the only association finding it tough to keep these players.

Which leads into another working group formed from our Senior Forums…our newly named T 2 20 group. The initial concept of a “fast and furious” competition has developed into a transition type grade that will allow our junior players time to develop their skills and confidence as they move from juniors to seniors. Obviously there will be players who have no need for this grade, but we need to ensure we are able to cater for all standards of players. Our T 2 20 grade is planned to be a mixed 9 a side game with development days during the year. Obviously a totally new concept will have “teething “ problems, but we expect with plenty of communication and support between clubs, players and their families we will get this new grade up and running. We have tried a few different ideas throughout the past 5 years, and some we tried once and will never try again, others are a permanent fixture on the calendar, and others just waiting the right time and the right people to make it happen. Our association is moving forward, our indoor hockey competition is growing each year, the Commonwealth games is just around the corner, there are great opportunities waiting for us. Looking at my initial report presented in 2012, it finished with “Our team has an open door policy; anyone interested in being involved is welcome. We need people who are prepared to assist in the implementation of ideas not just think of the idea” This is the mantra of the RAP team – we would really like to see more faces and get some new ideas so keep an eye out for our meeting dates and come along to join in. We will be looking at having our meetings on Saturdays, so will get this information together when the season kicks off. Thanks so much to the great team that I spend my spare time with, Leanne, Pauline, Janette, Heather, Lesley, Jan, Tracey, Sam and Margret and the entire IHA executive team for helping make our ideas happen each year. Thanks also to Barry W, Denis, Peter, Mark and others who jump in and help out when asked …..Whether it be getting the gas or food for the BBQ, erecting shade tents, packing sample bags or decorating. And thanks to my family and the families of all our Rap Team members who are all unofficial assistants in many of our activities as well! A huge Thank you also to all clubs, players and families, who get involved in our activities, dress up, participate and fundraise. Together we have raised our $6000 in the past 3 years for Breast Cancer, Beyond Blue, The Prostate Foundation and Bears of Hope Foundation – so we are doing great things on and off the hockey field and I feel extremely proud and privileged to be involved in the Ipswich Hockey Family. Roll on 2017

Karen Dolan 2016 RAPT Co-ordinator


Indoor Co-ordinator’s Report 2016

Junior Competition

This season has again shown growth in junior indoor numbers with 17 teams nominated for the juniors competition. (This is up from 14 teams last year). The teams were graded into four grades. The junior competition is going well. All teams have scored goals and most games are very competitive. Already there is noticeable improvement in the indoor skills of players. Our umpires are improving each week also. It is a learning curve for everyone. The junior fixtures recommence on the 2nd February and the season wraps up on the 2nd of March. Senior Competition The senior competition commenced with five teams nominated. Most games are competitive although there is need for more teams to allow for two divisions. Games have been hard fought but played with a good spirit. The competition wraps up on the 24th February. Representative Program We sent away five Ipswich Indoor teams this year. There were other Ipswich players also playing in independent and other teams. The U13 men go away 11-13 November and the women 18-20 November. As you see a number of players were selected into the Qld teams and shadowed.

U18 Men

U15 Women Blake Douglas

Caitlin Canty

Bailey Hoyland Meaker

Talicia Canty Brendan Michel

Rhiannon Hughes

Hayden Michel

Jade McDougall Zac Profke

Alexia Meissner

Nicholas Schostakowski

Monique Moran Ryan Smith

Emma Picton

Tyler Spry

Ashley Spry Jake Thornton

Georgia Stenzel

Bradley Walker Daniel Westphal

U13 Women

Jessica Andrews

U15 Men

Caitlin Canty Cian McLaughlin

Olivia Chubb

Brendan Michel

Victoria Heffernan Riley Profke

Paige Meissner

Zac Profke

Jazmine Richards Ayden Saric-Pamenter

Alexandria Risetto

David Visser

Gabriella Risetto Bradley Walker

Kaja Roberts

U13 Men

Queensland Team Shadow

Regan Baxter

U21

Daimon Bell

Kai Douglas Cade Banditt

Jack Hogrefe

Bailey Hoyland Meaker Hannah Casey

Logan MacDonald

Riley Profke

U18

Arnell Saric-Pamenter

Cade Banditt Blake Douglas

Rhys Stenzel

Hannah Casey Brooke Pavitt

Emily Witheyman-Crump Ryan Ryan

U15

Talicia Canty

Zac Profke

Matthew West

U13

Daimon Bell Caitlin Canty

Victoria Heffernan

Riley Profke

Also Zac Profke was named Player of the Tournament for U15 Men. Everyone has done us very proud down in Wollongong. Eden Jackat played for the Open Qld women’s team and was selected in the U21 Australian Indoor development squad. Umpires We had a number of umpires go to the Qld team challenges, Natalie Walker to U18 Men & Women, Tyler Spry to U15 Women and Natalie Walker to U15 Men (One of two umpires of the tournament), Zac Profke to U13 Men and Natalie Walker to U13 Women. Tyler and Natalie achieved Level 1 and Zac achieved Community badges. Natalie umpired at the National U13 Women’s tournament. A huge shout out to our regular umpires for both juniors and seniors. Without you we have no game. Thanks Thank you so much to Margie and Sarina Butta for your willingness to assist with the running of the weekly competitions. Thank you to Brad Walker for doing whatever I ask every week. Thank you to the supporters and players who help set up and pack up each week. Thank you to the players for putting your hand up to play indoor. We hope to continue to improve and grow each year with your help.

All final results will be posted into the newsletter.

Jan Walker

Co-ordinator Ipswich Indoor Committee


Regional Coaching Director’s Report 2016 Season 2016 has been very busy for Ipswich Hockey; many achievements have been made by the association, hockey community and our athletes which leads us all in to an exciting 2017 season. The season has seen another strong participation level in Hook in2 Hockey U5, U7 & U9s with our numbers sitting in the 190’s; we are looking to grow these numbers during the 2017 season with the new look Hookin2 Hockey program. A big thank-you to the clubs Hook in2 Hockey coaching staff, especially our juniors who are getting involved, who are teaching and inspiring our future stars of the game how to play but more importantly how to have fun playing the game. It’s been great to walk the fields on a Saturday morning and see the children and the coaches learning new skills and having FUN!! Towards the latter half of the U9 season we again introduced our junior umpires with a strong focus on the basic rules of Feet, Height of the Stick, and the number of players in the tackle. With this introduction, it allowed the coaches to focus on coaching the children and getting them to use all the field (width) and the skills that they had learnt in the first half of the season. Thank you to Umpiring Committee for making sure that we had umpires each week and giving our young up and coming umpires the opportunities to gain confidence and learn more rules and about themselves as umpires. It was great to see many of our junior umpires participate in umpire coaching sessions on a Saturday morning with Robert Lewis. A big thank you to Karen Dolan, Tracey Doyle and the RAP Team for all their time and hard work that went into Hin2H Carnival day for all of the U5, 7 & 9 children. Hin2H Carnival day was “Ipswich Hockey goes to RIO” which seen children and coaches dress up as their favourite sports athlete or in bright colours and play games, have photos with the Olympic rings and enjoy the carnival atmosphere after the games were completed. With our U9 numbers strong from the 2015 season we had introduced back into the Junior fixtures a J3 grade, giving many of our U9 boys the opportunity to move out of Hin2H and learn some new skills and make some new friends. It has proved to be successful and certainly allowed the young boys the opportunity to grow as players and expand our junior player base. Congratulations to all of the coaching staff involved in the J3 competition for getting it off the ground and making it successful’. With these strong numbers for both boys and girls in the J3 Boys and U9 Girls Hin2H this will help to strengthen the numbers in the J2, J1, E, D, & C Grades for the 2017 season. Many of our J1 boys & C Grade girls had the opportunity to play up and gain some experience in the senior grades, this expose was / is very valuable for all the athletes and is a step in the right direction for the clubs and Ipswich hockey. 2016 seen Norths Men and Wests Women win the A Grade finals with Haycocks (men) and Swifts (women) being runners up. Congratulations to all the clubs that played in finals and we look forward to seeing you all play again in the 2017 season with the anticipation of new members, a return of Easts to A Grade men and grow within all the grades. We hosted an array of hockey in the 2016 season Southern Cross Open Women, U19 QLD School Boys Championships, Southern Cross U15 Girls.

2016 Representative Teams / Placings / Technical Awards

Championships Location Date Team Team /Placing

Open Men Cairns 30 Apr – 2 May 16 1 6th Pool 1

Open Women Brisbane 30 Apr – 2 May 16 1 6th Pool 1

Technical Assessments Level 1: Pauline Alchin

Women’s Masters

Bundaberg 22 – 24 July 16

1 5th Div 1

2 7th Div 3

3 2nd Div 5

4 6th Div 6

Community Umpire awarded to: Tammy Zwoerner

Super League Brisbane 10 – 12 Jun 16 SW Lumberjacks 4th

SW Lumberjills 4th

U13 Boy

Sunshine Coast

26 – 29 Jun 16 1 11th Div 1

Kyle Jackson umpired the Div 1 Final

U13 Girls

Harvey Bay 26 – 29 Jun 16 1 10th Div 1

2 11th Div 2

Jordn Office (Ipswich) Abby Eleison (Ipswich) Umpired the Div 1 Final

Level 1 Advanced Umpire: Jordn Office & Abby Eleison

Kim Thomasson & Julie Ashton-Lucy Award Most Improved Umpire: Abby Eleison

U18 Men Tweed Border 3 – 5 Apr 16 1 2nd Div 1

U18 Women Townsville 3 - 5 Apr 16 1 4th Div 1

U15 Boys

Mackay 18 – 21 Sept 16 1 12th Div 1

Hayden Michel umpired Div 2 Final

Community Advance Umpire: Hayden Michel

U15 Girls

Gympie 18 – 21 Sept 16 1 4th Div 1

2 7th Div 3

Community Advanced Umpire: Caitlin Wilson

Level 1 Umpire: Zoe Fox

Men’s Masters Ipswich 8 – 12 May 16

1 (40) 2nd Div 1

2 (40) 7th Div 2

1 (50) 3rd Div 2

U11 Boys

Downey Park 7 Aug 16

1

All about participation not placings

2

U11 Girls

1

2

3

4

Our athletes were able to achieve great things this season with their teams and individually, many were selected to represent QLD at National Tournaments or even going on the represent Australia.

Congratulations to the following athletes for QLD / Australian selections (Team / Squad)

Outdoor and Indoor

Name Team

AUSTRALIA

Jordyn Holzberger Australian U23 Team

2017 Hockeyroos Squad

AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY (SNR / U21)

Christopher Mantell Senior (Captain)

Nathan Hooper U21 Assistant Coach

Jay Pavitt U21

AHL

Jordyn Holzberger QLD Scorchers

QLD Country

Christopher Mantell Men’s QLD Country

Jay Pavitt Men’s QLD Country

Nathan Smith Men’s QLD Country

Nathan Hooper Coach - Men’s QLD Country

Sara Rogers Women / Men’s QLD Country Assistant Coach

Paul Malcolm Manager – Men’s QLD Country

Masters

Lyn Grulke 50+ QLD Women

Sue Drummond 55+ QLD Women

Kathy Anderson 60+ QLD Women

Shirley McCormick 65+ QLD Women

Patrick Jordan 40+ QLD Men (Player / Coach)

Liam Lambert 40+ QLD Men

Damien Goodwin 40+ QLD Men

Craig Rew 40+ QLD Men

Jay Petersen 40+ QLD Men

Tony Ross 40+ QLD Men

Brent Kinnane 45+ QLD Men

Stuart Darby 45+ QLD Men

Terry Wode 45+ QLD Men

Will Allen 50+ QLD Men

Denis Tierney 50+ QLD Men

Phil McLeod 55+ QLD Men (Player/Coach)

Gil Tweedie 75+ QLD Men

U21

Layla Eleison U21 Women QLD (Identified Australian Futures)

Cade Banditt U21 Men QLD (Shadow) (Identified Australian Futures)

Kai Douglas U21 Men QLD (Shadow)

Jarrod Brown U21 Men QLD

U18

Cade Banditt U18 Men QLD

Gabby Nicholls U18 Women QLD

Hannah Casey U18 Women QLD (Capt #2)

Layla Eleison U18 Women QLD

Lauren Hess U18 Women QLD

Kelly McNamara U18 Women QLD

Mitchell Moran U18 Men QLD

Ryan Smith U18 Men QLD (shadow)

Caleb Davies U18 Men QLD (shadow)

Thomas Picton U18 Men QLD (shadow)

U15

Abby Eleison U15 Girls QLD

Talicia Canty U15 Girls QLD

Zac Profke U15 Boys QLD

Matthew West U15 Boys QLD

Jade McDougall U15 Girls QLD (shadow)

U13

Serena Robertson U13 Girls QLD (shadow)

Victoria Heffernan U13 Girls QLD (shadow)

Name Team

Eden Jackat Open Women QLD Indoor

Kai Douglas U21 Men Indoor (shadow)

Jay Pavitt U21 Men Indoor (shadow)

Eden Jackat U21 Women Indoor

Cade Banditt U18 Men Indoor

Bailey Hoyland-Meaker U18 Men Indoor (shadow)

Jay Pavitt U18 Men Indoor (shadow)

Caleb Davies U15 Boys Indoor

Jake Thornton U15 Boys Indoor (shadow)

Matthew West U13 Boys Indoor

Talicia Canty U13 Girls Indoor

Jordn Office U13 Girls Indoor

Congratulations to all Coaches, Managers, and Selectors on a successful season not just for Rep teams but club teams also, your hard work and dedication to our athletes is greatly appreciated and without people like you there would be no future for our athletes.

Development training took on a new look at the end of the season exposing more athletes to developments sessions and coaching staff. Development squads for athletes 11 to 17 years and senior development squads were also conducted, getting back to basics and making sure that we had a good base to work with. Exposing them to different types of coaching styles incorporating the Queensland Game Base Plan, fitness sessions, fitness testing and skills testing which is taking them out of their comfort zone and allowing them to grow as athletes. Having access to Jeff Daley the QLD GKing coach has been excellent for our goal keepers giving them the opportunity to fine tune their skills. This is something that I will look to expand on in the 2017 season making sure that all our juniors and seniors get the opportunity to be involved in some form of development training. The more we show them that it’s about them and their hockey they will continue to come back keen and eager to learn. Reflecting on the Season that was 2016. Ipswich Hockey Community have embraced change in many way and achieved many great things, athletes of all ages have excelled through hard work and dedication in representing at all levels, volunteers being recognised for their outstanding dedication, hosting QLD and School championships, conducting one of the largest Hook in2 Hockey Seasons, growth in participation numbers, upgrades to the facilities, and development training. It has been a very busy and exciting season for all of us in our amazing hockey community and the talented young athletes that we have. I have been lucky enough to get to some of the State Championships and watch our teams play, it’s a real honour to wear the Ipswich Uniform and see our athletes also wear it with pride. There are so many highlights from the rep / club season that would be awesome to tell you however some exciting highlights were being able to give all athletes an opportunity to play rep not just for Ipswich but for other regions, some of those athletes had very successful trips away one being in the winning team for U18 women. Seeing athletes nominate that would not normally nominate, meaning that we had to run several trial sessions to pick teams. This was exciting to have our number increase but also the teaching element that they need to work hard for a position on the team. As you would have read earlier in my report the list of athletes that had the privilege and honour to pull on the Maroon and represent QLD, and to know that our youngest was 12 and the oldest well let’s just say is in the 75+ age group and going strong. Congrats to you all. Exciting times are ahead for Ipswich Hockey Association, I believe that our year is going to be filled with many achievements big and small and lots of FUN for everyone. Sam Spry Yours in Hockey Sam Spry RCD IHA


Umpire’s President Report 2016

Ipswich umpires had a very successful time away at the various Championships through the State and at

National level and with some outstanding achievements by some of our junior umpires. Although the

standard of these umpires at the various Championships is strong we are still having problems

transferring this standard to our local fixtures. But the signs are good for the future with the juniors

coming up through the grades and coupled with our more promising junior umpires doing some of the

junior finals.

Congratulations go to Aaron Gotting and Leonie Young who both achieved the highest level in umpiring

in Australia that is Level 3. Also to Mark Eleison, Luke Haley, Zoe Fox, Robert Lewis, Brent Kinnane,

Natalie Walker, Kyle Jackson who all have started their journey to this goal, they are all on Level 1. Also

seven of our umpires were awarded community level or upgraded to community advance level.

Aaron Gotting was invited to join the AHL open men panel.

Abby Eleison was awarded the Julie Ashton-Lucy medal for the most promising junior umpire.

Christina Nipperess-Sims was awarded the Cheryl Kann Medal for the most promising umpire medal by

BWHA where she umpired the DIV 1 & DIV 2 finals.

Our junior clinic on Saturday mornings are all well attended with high hopes that they all will be back to

start umpiring fixtures with the assistance from our select group of senior umpires at first. With the

numbers increasing we are looking at a second clinic on a school afternoon to be arranged, this will only

happen if the numbers are there as was last year where we were forced young hopefuls away.

As a way of improving the level of consistency between the umpires I am looking into wireless

communication between the officiation umpires. The idea is to use the units similar to the ones Brisbane

use. We will need to get this right as the initial cost will be high.

In closing I would like to thank my committee for their assistance and help throughout the season. A

committee who always put their hand up when extra help was needed.

ROBERT McLEOD


UMPIRES COMMITTEE

EXECUTIVE 2016

President: Robert McLeod Vice-President: Rae Chandler Secretary: Pauline Alchin Treasurer: Paul Hardie

Allocation Committee: Robert McLeod, Bernadette Gotting Pauline Alchin, Robert Lewis

Umpires Development Team: Robert McLeod, Bernadette Gotting Pauline Alchin, Robert Lewis Mark Eleison, Leanne Haley

AWARDS: Junior Female Umpire Abby Eleison Junior Male Umpire Kyle Jackson Junior Female Runner-Up Umpire Natalie Walker Junior Male Runner-Up Umpire Hayden Michel Rod Parkinson Encouragement Award Caitlin Wilson Peter Hunter Encouragement Award Hayden Westphal Herb Eleison Award for Services to Umpiring Mark Eleison

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP UMPIRES

SUPER LEAGUE Women Brisbane Leonie Young Women Brisbane Miranda McNamara Men Brisbane Aaron Gotting OPEN Women Brisbane Leonie Young (withdrew due to injury) Men Cairns Luke Haley MASTERS Men Toowoomba Mark Eleison, Robert Lewis, Brent Kinnane Women Bundaberg Samantha Schultz, Dave Zwoerner,

Olivia-Rose Norris, Tammy Zwoerner U/19 SCHOOLBOYS Men Ipswich Bradley Walker, Kyle Jackson Women Brisbane Natalie Walker, Caitlin Wilson U/18 Men Tweed/Border Robert Lewis (withdrew due to injury) Women Townsville Miranda McNamara U/15 Boys Mackay Hayden Michel Girls Gympie Natalie Walker, Caitlin Wilson,

Zoe Fox (umpiring for Cairns), Olivia Norris (Umpiring for Redlands)

U/13 Boys Sunshine Coast Kyle Jackson Girls Hervey Bay Abby Eleison, Jordn Office Southern Cross and Coulter Shield Southern Cross U/18 Toowoomba Miranda McNamara, Olivia Norris U/15 Ipswich Natalie Walker, Caitlin Wilson, Olivia Norris U/13 Gold Coast Abby Eleison, Alysha Sweeney U11 Brisbane Jade McDougall-Greenalsh, Gabriella Risetto Coulter Shield U/18 Tweed/Border Robert Lewis U/15 Warwick Caitlin Wilson U/13 Brisbane Regan Baxter, Zachary Eleison

Higher Umpiring Duties and Officials

Miranda McNamara National U/18 Women Launceston

Leonie Young National U/21 Women Sydney

Leonie Young World Cup Women Masters Canberra

Jessica Fox National U/18 Women Launceston

Zoe Fox National U/18 Women Launceston

Kyle Jackson National 16 Years Schoolboys Melbourne

Natalie Walker National 16 Years Schoolgirls Melbourne

Bernadette Gotting Umpire Assistant Manager - World Cup – Canberra Manager Umpire – State Women Masters – Bundaberg Umpires Assistant Manager – National Masters - Hobart

Ipswich Umpires Who Have Achieved Higher Awards Aaron Gotting Level 3 – Australia

Leonie Young Level 3 – Australia

Luke Haley Level 1 – Australia

Robert Lewis Level 1 – Australia

Mark Eleison Level 1 – Australia

Brent Kinnane Level 1 – Australia

Natalie Walker Level 1 – Australia

Kyle Jackson Level 1 – Australia

Zoe Fox Level 1 – Australia

Abby Eleison Community Advance

Olivia-Rose Norris Community Advance

Hayden Michel Community Advance

Caitlin Wilson Community Advance

Jordn Office Community Advance

Bradley Walker Community Level

Tammy Zwoerner Community Level

Ipswich Umpires Covering Other Events

Ipswich Girls Grammar School, Springfield College, Faith Lutheran, West Moreton Anglican College, Plainlands Secondary, St Paul’s Lutheran College.

Caitlin Wilson Jordn Office Olivia Norris Kyle Jackson Rae Chandler Hayden Michel

Alysha Sweeney

Ipswich Umpires at Other Centres

Aaron Gotting Gold Coast Miranda McNamara Gold Coast Miranda McNamara Brisbane

David Zwoerner Warwick Christina Nipperess-Sims Downey Park

Clinic Umpires

Gabriella Risetto Lachlan Pomerenke Hayley Wells Ben Hogan

Ashleigh Westmoreland Harrison Hogrefe Finn Delpaul Ashley Hansen

Hannah Petersen Serena Robertson

Association Umpires

Bellbowrie Natalie Walker, Bradley Walker, Cian McLaughlin, Maddie Denny, Alysha Sweeney, Olivia Norris

Collegians Rae Chandler Hancocks Brent Kinnane, Kyle Jackson, Zachary Eleison, Joe Butta, Ayrton Coolwell,

Kai Douglas, Abby Eleison, Hayden Michel Norths Robert Lewis, Terry Wode, Luke Hayley, Zac Profke, Jenny Profke,

Leanne Hayley, Caitlin Wilson, Jessica Fox, Zoe Fox, Morgan Leeder, Leonie Young, Kaleb Lewis, Regan Baxter

Thistles Pauline Alchin, Erin Alchin, Christina Nipperess-Sims Wests Matthew Westphal, Ben Peters, Hayden Westphal, Samantha Schultz,

Jade McDougall-Greenalsh, Andrea Robertson, Jordn Office Swifts Kathy Anderson Other Umpires Robert McLeod, Bernadette Gotting, Kel Islaub, Mark Eleison, Adam Spry,

Ashley Spry, Murray Rogers OAM, Charles Isbell, Miranda McNamara, Richard Arthur, Tammy Zwoerner, David Zwoerner

Umpires Who Umpired Finals

Leonie Young Gold medal final at u/21 Nationals at Sydney

Aaron Gotting Gold medal final at u/21 Nationals at Sydney

Aaron Gotting Men’s A Grade

Mark Eleison Over 40 State Masters Div 1 Final at Toowoomba

Mark Eleison Over 55 National Masters Div 2 Final at Adelaide

Mark Eleison Over 60 Nationals Masters Div 1 Final at Adelaide

Mark Eleison Women’s A Grade

Zoe Fox Women’s A2 Grade

Jessica Fox Women’s A Grade

David Zwoerner Men Div 1 & Div 2 Finals at Warwick

David Zwoerner Women’s Div 1 & Div 2 Finals at Warwick

David Zwoerner Men’s A Grade

Murray Rogers OAM Men’s Reserve Grade

Olivia Norris J2 Boys

Pauline Alchin J3 Boys

Jenny Profke Women’s Reserve Grade

Luke Hayley Men’s A2 Grade

Hayden Westphal E Grade Girls

Zac Profke D Grade Girls

Zac Profke J1 Boys

Brent Kinnane Women’s Reserve

Robert Lewis Men’s A Grade

Kyle Jackson State Div Final

Kyle Jackson Women’s R2 Grade

Jordn Office Girl’s D Grade

Hayden Michel State Boys U/15 Div Final

Hayden Michel Women’s R2 Grade

Abby Eleison State U/13 Girls Div 1 Final

Abby Eleison Girl’s D Grade

Christina Nipperess-Sims BWHA Div 1 & Div 2 Final

Christina Nipperess-Sims Women’s A2 Grade

Natalie Walker Girl’s C Grade

Caitlin Wilson State Div 3 Final

Caitlin Wilson Girl’s C Grade

Bradley Walker Boy’s J3 Grade


Record’s Secretary Report 2016

Ladies and Gentlemen:

On behalf of the members of the Tech Committee I present this report for the 2016 Season. There were various lows and highs across the season, which lead to a season full of mixed results. By far the best result for Ipswich Hockey Association during the 2016 Season was the formation of three separate grades for the junior boy’s competition. This result has come about after five years of hard work by the various Clubs and their members. To each of you I offer my sincere thanks for this wonderful outcome. Whilst, there were a number of lows across the season I believe that it is best not to allow these negatives to bring us down and to push forward in the hope that the 2017 Season will bring fresh ideas and a more positive outcome. Team nominations for both competitions have stayed close to the same as for the 2015 Season. Whilst, the senior men’s competition had a slight decline the formation of the extra teams in the junior boy’s competition has seen an increase of two teams across the men’s competition. The women’s competition was down by one team when compared to the 2015 Season competition. Once again there was some wonderful co-operation between Clubs, which lead to members gaining valuable experience and the retention of these members. This co-operation is a very valuable tool that needs to be maintained to ensure the future of Ipswich Hockey. The Combined Competition with Toowoomba for the A Grade teams yet again provided that extra competition for all teams. I feel that the double round of competition for the A Grade Men proved valuable for both Associations. Unfortunately for Ipswich Hockey this season saw both the Men’s and Women’s Combined Competition trophies won by the Toowoomba teams. This season also saw an increase in numbers for the Hook in2 Hockey program, which is very pleasing. Here’s hoping that we retain all of these members and that the majority of them will progress into Club fixtures in the coming years. The various results of club fixtures are listed on the pages that follow.

State Championships Whilst the 2016 Season did not see any wins for Ipswich Hockey teams at State Championships it is still pleasing to see that we are sending teams away to these Championships. Attendance at these Championships can only assist our players to continue to develop their skills and playing abilities. This past season did however see Ipswich nominate two Men’s Masters Teams in the State Championships. Which in turn lead to several of these players being selected for State teams. Our teams finished as follows:-

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

Men’s Open 6th Women’s Open 6th

Under 18 Men Div 1 2nd Under 18 Women Div 1 4th

Under 15 Boys Div 1 12th Under 15 Girls No. 1. team Div 1 4th Under 15 Girls No. 2 team Div 3 7th

Under 13 Boys Div 1 11th Under 13 Girls No. 1 team Div 1 10th Under 13 Girls No 2. Team Div 2 11th

Men’s Masters Over 40 No. 1 Div 1 4th Women’s Masters No 1 team Div 1 =5th Men’s Masters Over 50 Div 2 5th Women’s Masters No 2 team Div 3 7th Women’s Masters No 3 team Div 5 2nd Women’s Masters No. 4 team Div 6 6th

National Representatives

This season Jay Pavitt was again selected in the Under 21 Australian Men’s Country team. Whilst, Christopher Mantell was selected in the Australian Men’s Open Country team, he has since withdrawn from this team.

Senior State Representatives

Country Men’s Team Christopher Mantell, Jay Pavitt and Nathan Smith Men’s Under 21 Team (Shadows –Cade Banditt and Kai Douglas) Women’s Under 21 Team Layla Eleison Men’s Under 18 No. 1 Team Cade Banditt Men’s Under 18 No. 2 Team Mitchell Moran

(Shadows – Caleb Davies and Thomas Picton) Women’s Under 18 No. 1Team Layla Eleison and Gabby Nicholls Women’s Under 18 No. 2 Team Lauren Hess and Kelly McNamara Men’s Masters 40+ Div 1 Damien Goodwin and Craig Rew Men’s Master 40+ Div 2 Patrick Jordan, Liam Lambert, Jay Petersen and

Tony Ross Men’s Masters 45+ Div 1 Terry Wode Men’s Masters 45+ Div 2 Stuart Darby and Brent Kinnane

Men’s Masters 50+ Div 1 William Allen Men’s Masters 50+ Div 2 Denis Tierney Men’s Masters 55+ Div 2 Phillip McLeod Men’s Masters 75+ Gilbert Tweedie Women’s Masters 50+ Lyn Grulke and (Shadow – Sue Drummond) Women’s Masters 55+ Div 2 Sue Drummond - withdrew Women’s Masters 60+ Div 2 Kathleen Anderson and June Nicholls

Junior State Representatives

Under 15 No. 1 Team – Zac Profke No. 2 Team – Matthew West No. 1 Team Abby Eleison No.2 Team – Talica Canty

Under 13 No. 2 Team – Shadows – Lani Blackman, Serena Robertson and Victoria Heffernan To the members of the Tech Committee I offer my sincere thanks for your constant assistance, guidance and advice over the past season. Special thanks to Janette and Margret for taking care of business when I was unable to attend the grounds due to illness. To Heather my sincere thanks for your ongoing support and always ensuring that the game cards are ready for each week’s fixtures. Margret thank-you once again for ensuring that the on-line results were entered and always up to date. June and Tracey thank-you for your support and advice, especially with the constant e-mails regarding special requests. To each of these wonderful ladies thank-you for making my role enjoyable. I wish all Clubs the best of luck for the 2017 Season. Here’s hoping that the year ahead provides us all with positive outcomes. Lesley Mc Leod Records Secretary


TROPHIES FOR 2016 SEASON GRADE TROPHY FOR WINNER

A Grade - Women Premiers Wests Runners/Up Swifts Minor Premiers Wests

Mid Season Winners Shared - Hancock Brothers/Wests

A Grade - Men Premiers Norths Runners/Up Hancock Brothers

Minor Premiers Hancock Brothers Mid Season Winners Norths

Reserve Grade - Women Premiers Swifts Runners/Up Wests

Minor Premiers Wests Mid Season Winners Wests

Reserve Grade - Men Premiers Norths

Runners/Up Easts Minor Premiers Easts Mid Season Winners Norths

R2 Women Premiers Veterans

Runners/Up Collegians Minor Premiers Veterans

Mid Season Winners Veterans

A2 - Women Premiers Wests Runners/Up Bellbowrie

Minor Premiers Bellbowrie Mid Season Winners Bellbowrie

A2 - Men Premiers Norths Red

Runners/Up Bellbowrie Minor Premiers Norths Red

Mid Season Winners Norths Red

C Grade - Girls Premiers Hancock Brothers Runners/Up Wests White

Minor Premiers Hancock Brothers Mid Season Winners Hancock Brothers

J1 – Boys Premiers Hearts Runners/Up Bellbowrie Minor Premiers Wests Black

Mid Season Winners Shared – Bellbowrie/Wests Black

GRADE TROPHY FOR WINNER

D Grade - Girls Premiers Wests Runners/Up Thistles White

Minor Premiers Wests Mid Season Winners Norths/Hancocks

J2 - Boys Premiers Norths

Runners/Up Wests Minor Premiers Norths Mid Season Winners Wests

E Grade - Girls Premiers Wests Runners/Up Norths

Minor Premiers Wests Mid Season Winners Bellbowrie

J3 - Boys Premiers Easts

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

WINNERS - COMBINED A GRADE COMP WITH TOOWOOMBA

Women’s Competition: Norths Toowoomba

Men’s Competition: Red Lion

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

Women’s Competition: Wests Men’s Competition: Wests

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

A Grade: Layla Eleison Nathan Smith

Reserve Grade: Danielle Emblem Matthew Wests

R2 Grade: Shannon Iszlaub

A2 Grade: Shannon Ashton Craig Rew

Junior: Jordn Office Zac Profke

TEAM OF THE YEAR

Bellbowrie A2 Grade Women


REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS – 2016

Super League Women – Southwest Team (Ipswich Representatives)

Natalie Davison Layla Eleison Lauren Hess Jordyn Holzberger Bridget McLean Gabby Nicholls Sara Rogers

Coach – Adam Spry (Ipswich) Manager – Carolyn Bool (Toowoomba)

Super League Men – Southwest Team (Ipswich Representatives)

Cade Banditt Jarrod Brown Kai Douglas Tobias Figura Christopher Mantell Caleb McCoombes Aaron O’Beirne Jay Pavitt Mark Pocock Nathan Smith

Coach – Steve Hawthorne (Toowoomba) Manager – Ryan Williams (Toowoomba)

Open Women

Kiah Ahern Erin Alchin Anita Davey Natalie Davison Jessica Fox Casey Haumaha Eden Jackat McKenna Evans-Doherty Elizabeth Lavarch Bridget McLean Taylah Munro Sophie Fynes-Clinton Gabby Nicholls Sarah Parlett Sara Rogers Kayla Tierney

Coach – Sam Spry Manager – Morgan Leeder

Open Men

Cade Banditt Steve Bayliss Trent Davison Kyah Andrew-Sharrad Kai Douglas Tobias Figura Dean Jeffrey Mitchell Kendall Mitchell Moran Aaron O’Beirne Dean Pavitt Jay Pavitt Mark Pocock Nathan Smith Matthew Westphal

Coach – Jamie Burns Manager – Martin Flanigan

Under 18 Women

Sarina Butta Hannah Casey Jessica Chaplin Zoe Fox Tayla Gray Caleisha Harper Lauren Hess Storm King Kelly McNamara Gabby Nicholls Brook Pavitt Jade McDougall-Greenalsh Emma Reeve Natalie Walker Jessica Wilkinson (Shadows – Alisha Grieve, Emily Toole)

Coach – Sarah Parlett Manager – Lauren Casey

Under 18 Men

Cade Banditt Benjamin Darby Caleb Davies Tekoda Andrew-Sharrad Aaron Dodds Kyle Dolan Blake Douglas Hayden Michel Mitchell Moran Benjamin Peters Thomas Picton Ryan Smith Jake Thornton Lachlan Walsh Daniel Westphal Nicholas Schostakowski (Shadow – Kyle Jackson)

Coach – Adam Spry Manager – Mark Thornton

Under 15 Girls No. 1

Kayley Armstrong Nikita Baxter Talicia Canty Jessica Chaplin Kianah Davis Madeline Deny Abby Eleison Caleisha Harper Mackenzie McAvoy Monique Moran Kirra Muller Jordn Office Jemma Payne Emma Picton

Coach – Brent Nicholls Manager – Natalie Jordan


Makayla Bambling Sarah D’Castro Maddie Deacon Tahni Galbraith Billie Hodgetts Rhiannon Hughes Alyssa Janke Cleo Jordan Jade McDougall Alexia Meissner Molly Power Seanna Lesimaikimatuku Alysha Sweeney Grace Wilson Ashleigh Westmoreland (Shadows – Victoria Heffernan, Tia Palframan)

Coach – Alannah Young Manager – Tennille Fraser

Under 15 Boys

Max Banditt Cailin Burchmann Ethan Casey Joseph Cook Reece Einam Lachlan Farmer Brendan Michel Riley Profke Zac Profke Maximus Schulz Aidan Snook Ayden Saric-Pamenter David Visser Bradley Walker Matthew West

Coach – Steve Profke Manager – Jan Walker


Rebekah Ahrens Lani Blackman Caitlin Canty Sophie D’Castro Lilly Evans Hayley Grieve Ashley Hansen Victoria Heffernan Indianna Hey Emily Petersen Alexandria Risetto Gabriella Risetto Serena Robertson Georgia Scott Ashlyn Speirs Grace Vermeer

Coach – Erin Alchin Manager – Michelle Office


Jessica Andrews Ashlin Burchmann Caitlin Casey Olivia Chubb Ella Faulkner Cailtlin Galbraith Katie George Jannali Davidson-Fewquandie Madeline Hill Paige Meissner Divya Menon Jessi Nicholls Rieanna Noga Hayley Petersen Rebecca Smits Brownyn Speirs (Shadows – Nikkaya Burchmann, Ashlyn Palframan)

Coach – Kellie Moran Manager – Gemma Meissner

Under 13 Boys

Regan Baxter Damion Bell Lachlan Cameron Dylan Davis Jameson D’Castro Caleb Doyle Zachary Eleison Jack Hogrefe Isaac Jordan Kaleb Lewis Adair McNamara Sebastian Miller Jackson Newcombe Brade Pascoe Riley Profke Arnell Saric-Pamenter (Shadows – Eli Nowak, Rhys Stenzel)

Coach – Rod Lewis Manager – Steve Profke

Under 11 Girls “Stars”

Sophia Conway Sophie D’Castro Lianna Doyle Bella Forde Lile Lenaghan Ella Meredith Emily Noga Hayley Petersen Rhiannon Picton Mia Ross Hayleigh Wells

Under 11 Girls “Strikers”

Alexis Brown Alice Brown Claudia Casey Jessica Casey Phoebe Duncalfe Natarsha Haggarty Keely Hanson Lacey Hill Keely Janke Sophie Kissane Zahli Lynn Kianah McPeake Hannah Simpson

Under 11 Girls “Boomers & Roar Combined Squad”

Grace Batten Zara Brown Annabelle Cobbin Darcy Ashton-Norton Lily Cobbin Cassidy Dale Kaitlin Dobinson Courtney Heysen Maddison Holmes Amity Jackson Giann Jordan Jayde Mackenzie Krystal Melksham Aliesha Meloury Carys Meredith Tamara McPeake Jacinta Millar Bella Profke Keirah Petersen Rhani Sharp Emma Shegog Emily Sweeney Victoria T Abby Wells

Under 11 Boys “Green Hornets”

Andrew Batten Martin Batten Nicholas Brown Brandon Davis Koby DelPaul Aidan Hansen Brayden Lewis Beau Milburn Eli Nowak Ryan Pickering Zac Dos Santos Arnell Saric-Pamenter Rhys Stenzel Jack White

Under 11 Boys “Green Ants”

Tyler Brown Toby Butler Mitchell Cleary Mitchell Doyle Finnbar Johnson Lucas March Emmitt McKinnon Lachlan McDermott-Parkes Luke Morris Samuel Morris Toby Moss Cooper Simpson Mitchall Tange John Taylor Christian White Alex Zumbansen

Masters Women’s No. 1 Team

Shannon Ashton Janee Choppy Sue Drummond Danielle Emblem Jayne Goetsch Lyn Grulke Kirsty Lenaghan Kelly McAuliffe Janet Peters Dynelle Rogers Brihony Simpson Nicole Vanderbrink Andrea Welsh Kelly Winton

Coach - Megan Bool Manager – Joe-Ann Petersen

Masters Women’s No. 2 Team

Pauline Alchin Lyn Barnes Kerryn Bennett Janelle Deacon Megan Drummond Allison Fenton Karen Hislop Vanessa Kissane Peita McGovern Sharon Pavitt Cristle Petersen Jenny Philp Lisa Shaw Kirsty Taylor Perdita Voight

Coach - Kylie Harnden Manager – Janette Howells

Masters Women’s No. 3

Kathy Anderson Annette Battensby Lauren Casey Sue Collins Colleen Hannah Leanne Fullarton Yvette Job Elaine Meredith Ronwyn Morley June Nicholls Leah Petersen Terresa Petersen Terrie Sallaway Teresa Slater Wendy Tallon

Coach – June Nicholls Manager – Lyn Brown

Masters Women’s No. 4

Rhonda Anderson Karen Atkinson Stephanie Brown Cindy Gorton Dianne Hall Claire Heffernan Debra Moore Sharree Morris Andrea Robertson Kylie Terry

Masters Men’s Over 40’s

Gary Adsett Phillip Daly Stuart Darby Brendan Eleison Damien Goodwin Patrick Jordan Brent Kinnane Brian Kitto Liam Lambert Paul Malcolm Lindsay Marsh Achu Nair Brett Petersen Jay Petersen Daimien Phillips Craig Rew Tony Ross Terry Wode

Coach- Norm Brown Manager – Paul Hardie

Masters Men’s Over 50’s

William Allen Craig Barrett John Beattie Andrew Boyle Peter Conway David Harper Rob Johnston Ian McElligott David Robke Tony Schostakowski Gordon Shields Peter Smith Denis Tierney Garry Weller Nick White

Coach/Manager – Gilbert Tweedie

Club Championships 2016

FINAL - Women's FINAL - Men's

Wests 247 Wests 150

Bellbowrie 154 Norths 141

Hancock Brothers 121 Easts 114

Swifts 119 Hancock Brothers 86

Thistles 104 Bellbowrie 83

Norths 83 Hearts 28

Vets 70 Collegians 0

Collegians 69

Norths/Hancocks 29

Thistles/Bellbowrie 12

Easts 1

Men’s Points Table 2016 A Grade Men

Team P W L D B SF SA SD PTS

Hancock Brothers 16 7 5 4 4 59 55 4 25

Norths Ipswich 16 6 7 3 4 43 51 -8 21

Wests 16 1 14 1 4 22 74 -52 4

Reserve Grade Men

Team P W L D SF SA SD PTS

Easts 18 14 4 0 61 30 31 42

Wests 18 10 7 1 49 42 7 31

Norths 18 6 10 2 44 56 -12 20

Hancock Brothers 18 4 13 1 27 53 -26 13

A2 Grade Men


Norths Red 18 11 4 3 3 70 29 41 36

Bellbowrie 18 12 6 0 3 56 33 23 33

Wests 18 9 5 4 3 55 42 13 31

Norths White 18 8 4 6 3 52 27 25 30


Easts 18 8 9 1 3 29 40 -11 22

Collegians 18 0 18 0 3 10 111 -101 0

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Boys’ Points Table 2016

J1 Grade Boys


Wests Black 15 13 1 1 75 18 57 40

Bellbowrie 15 10 2 3 73 21 52 33

Hearts 15 8 4 3 67 26 41 27

Wests White 15 6 9 0 42 44 -2 18

Norths 15 4 11 0 47 104 -57 12


J2 Grade Boys


Norths 15 12 2 1 95 22 73 37

Wests 15 11 3 1 135 18 117 34

Easts 15 5 9 1 59 50 9 16

Hearts 15 0 14 1 1 200 -199 1

J3 Grade Boys


Easts 15 10 1 4 49 8 41 34

Hancock Brothers 15 7 4 4 17 13 4 25

Bellbowrie 15 5 8 2 19 23 -4 17

Wests 15 2 11 2 7 48 -41 8




























Women’s Points Table 2016 A Grade Women


West 17 12 2 3 2 46 17 29 39


Bellbowrie 17 5 8 4 2 20 31 -11 19

Swifts 17 4 7 6 2 21 30 -9 18

Norths 17 0 15 2 2 10 60 -50 2

Reserve Grade Women


Wests 16 15 1 0 4 60 19 41 45

Swifts 16 11 3 2 4 41 27 14 35

Thistles/Bellbowrie 16 2 8 6 4 28 44 -16 12

Norths 16 2 10 4 4 15 32 -17 10

Hancock Brothers 16 1 9 6 4 18 40 -22 9

R2 Grade Women


Veterans 20 15 2 3 62 21 41 48

Collegians 20 11 5 4 65 35 30 37

Swifts 20 10 4 6 43 23 20 36


Wests 20 5 10 5 25 47 -22 20

Bellbowrie 20 1 17 2 7 59 -52 5

A2 Grade Women


Bellbowrie 21 19 0 2 85 22 63 59

Wests 21 10 5 6 56 31 25 36

Thistles 21 10 9 2 57 41 16 32

Collegians 21 10 11 0 33 36 -3 30

Swifts 21 9 9 3 39 45 -6 30

Veterans 21 7 11 3 41 43 -2 24

Norths 21 6 10 5 36 49 -13 23







































Girls’ Points Table 2016

C Grade Girls



Wests White 16 6 3 7 4 36 26 10 25

Norths 16 6 8 2 4 36 40 -4 20

Wests Black 16 5 7 4 4 26 30 -4 19

Bellbowrie 16 4 9 3 4 23 44 -21 15

D Grade Girls


Wests 15 10 3 2 51 14 37 32

Norths/Hancocks 15 8 2 5 41 19 22 29

Thistles White 15 7 4 4 47 18 29 25

Thistles Purple 15 6 5 4 27 20 7 22

Bellbowrie 15 4 8 3 14 31 -17 15

Collegians 15 0 13 2 0 78 -78 2

E Grade Girls


Wests 20 13 2 5 37 9 28 44

Bellbowrie 20 12 3 5 46 11 35 41

Thistles 20 12 4 4 47 15 32 40

Norths 20 9 10 1 42 30 12 28


Easts 20 0 19 1 2 97 -95 1






























INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS IN CLUB FIXTURES

Most Goals in the 2016 Season

A Grade Nicholas Maddocks (Norths) 16 Aimee McDermott (Hancock Brothers) 19

Reserve Grade Timothy Woodford (Easts) 32 Dannielle Emblem (Wests) 16

R2 Grade Veronique VanStaden (Collegians) 18

A2 Grade Craig Rew (Hancock Brothers) 24

Shannon Ashton (Bellbowrie) 44

J1 Grade Ayden Saric-Pamenter (Wests) 44

C Grade Caleisha Harper (Hancock Brothers) 31

J2 Grade Arnell Saric-Pamenter (Wests) 52

D Grade Alexandria Risetto (Wests) 22

J3 Grade Martin Batten (Easts) 15

E Grade Amity Jackson (Wests) 21

Most Goals in one game

A Grade Adrian Cross (Hancock Brothers) 3 Nathan Smith (Hancock Brothers) 3 Ryan Smith (Hancock Brothers) 3 Dean Jeffrey (Norths) 3 Nicholas Maddocks (Norths) 3

Tayla Gray (Hancock Brothers) 3 Aimee McDermott (Hancock Brothers) 3 Eden Jackat (Wests) 3 Jessica Wilkinson (Wests) 3

Reserve Grade Christopher Mantell (Easts) 4 Timothy Woodford (Easts) 4

Bianca Dolan (Wests) 3 Dannielle Emblem (Wests) 3

R2 Grade Veronique VanStaden (Collegians) 5

A2 Grade Craig Rew (Hancocks Brothers) 4 Shannon Ashton (Bellbowrie) 6

Most Goals in one game (cont’d)

J1 Grade Ayden Saric-Pamenter (Wests) 8

C Grade Caleisha Harper (Hancock Brothers) 4 Emma Picton (Wests White) 4 Jessie Nicholls (Wests White) 4

J2 Grade Arnell Saric-Pamenter (Wests) 16

D Grade Lilly Evans (Thistles White) 5 Alexandria Risetto (Wests) 5

J3 Grade Martin Batten (Easts) 6

E Grade Courtney Heysen (Bellbowrie) 3 Grace Richardson (Bellbowrie) 3 Lianna Doyle (Norths) 3 Hayleigh Wells (Norths) 3

Bella Forde (Thistles) 3 Ashlee Pascoe (Thistles) 3 Amity Jackson (Wests) 3


CLUB PERSONNEL

Bellbowrie

Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade K Ahern 13A 1 E Alchin 17A 6 H Casey 14A - M Evans-Doherty 15A 1R 2 S Gregory 15A 7 L Grulke 16A - M McAvoy 12A 1R - T Munro 17A 6 S Steyn 16A 1R 2

Womens Reserve Grade – (Combined Team with Thistles) S Casey 12R 17A - B Dolan 14R 17A 9 L Meredith 10R 8A - N Walker 12R 16A -

Womens R2 Grade I Baxter 14R2 1 Z Broadfoot 16R2 2A2 - S Chamberlain 22R2 3A2 6R 2 S Clarke 17R2 2A2 3R 1 J Ellett 18R2 5A2 - H Ersser 21R2 1A2 2R - A Fenton 19R2 1A2 7R 1 J Gray 19R2 2A2 4 M Sweeney 16R2 3A2 - Z Wilson 17R2 1A2 -

Womens A2 Grade J Ashton 18A2 1R2 - S Ashton 20A2 5R2 3R 49 M Ballarin 20A2 1R2 1 A Bellingham 16A2 3R2 4 C Boyle 22A2 12R2 2 L Casey 16A2 1R2 8 A Cousins 21A2 3R2 5 M Franklin 8A2 2R2 - Y Job 20A2 1R2 5 T McCulloch 21A2 3R2 8 J Norton 16A2 1 J Tukiri 14A2 1 J Smith 10A2 1R2 4

Girls C Grade M Denny 15C 6R2 6R 1A 4 T Galbraith 16C 4R2 3 A Hansen 16C 3A2 8R2 3 A Martin 13C 3 T Palframan 15C 3A2 21R2 1 C Petersen 14C - M Power 16C 5A2 7 A Sweeney 16C 1A2 13R2 1 A Westmoreland 16C 8A2 3

Girls D Grade K Ash 14D 1 A Burchmann 13D 6C 2 N Burchmann 13D 7C 5 C Galbraith 16D 9C 1 I Green 13D - V Heffernan 16D 3C 21A2 - E Heysen 13D - M King 15D 1C 5 D Menon 16D 6C - E Meredith 10D 4C 6E 3 D Norton-Ashton 11D - A Palframan 15D 10C 4 J-L Palframan 8D - K Sweeney 16D 11C 1

Girls E Grade K Crossland 9E - P Duncalfe 21E 5D 1C 3 G Edwards 20E 2 B Haggarty 20E 2 N Haggarty 20E 3 C Heysen 17E 6 A Kennedy 18E 3 C Kennedy 18E 1 L Land 18E - Z Lynn 21E 5D 6 C Meredith 19E 7 I Price 18E - H Randall 17E 1 G Richardson 20E 2D 12 C Smit 16E - E Sweeney 21E 5D 1


Mens A2 Grade

G Adsett 18A2 4 P Armstrong 18A2 3 C Banks 20A2 - A Boyle 20A2 1 G Burchmann 2A2 - A Chamberlain 13A2 1 B Chamberlain 4A2 2 C Cliff 20A2 17 T Dunn 13A2 4 Nicholas Gray 10A2 1 Nigel Gray 19A2 - A Miller 19A2 12 S Nichols 20A2 - J Reynolds 17A2 6 T Schostakowski 16A2 1 G Weller 14A2 4

Boys J1 Grade

C Adcock 17J1 2A2 7 Z Ashton-Norton 13J1 6 C Burchmann 16J1 5A2 1R 4 J Hogrefe 18J1 1 M McBurnie 16J1 5A2 3 C McLaughlin 19J1 - D McLaughlin 19J1 2J3 5 L Pomerenke 18J1 4A2 3 M Schulz 19J1 3A2 1R* 52 (*Denotes – Reserve Grade for Easts)

Boys J3 Grade

J Bellgardt 12J3 1 L Cameron 7J3 13J1 10J2* 11 A Cleary 16J3 1 M Cleary 16J3 - C Drinkwater 16J3 12J1 1 H Drinkwater 16J3 3 A Fearon 16J3 1 A Hansen 17J3 3J1 1J2* 11 N Majewski 12J3 1 A Murray 3J3 - L Murray 4J3 - N Rowlands 17J3 - L Voyer 16J3 3 C West 14J3 - L West 15J3 - (*Denotes – J2 Grade for Easts)


CLUB PERSONNEL

Collegians


Womens R2 Grade

C Bancroft-Davis 23R2 1A2 - M Casey 23R2 1A2 7 K Davis 24R2 20A2 8 G Holland 14R2 2A2 1 T McLean 22R2 19A2 - L O’Connor 24R2 13 K Skuhr 21R2 3A2 2 J Tracey 17R2 7A2 1 V Van Staden 19R2 18

Womens A2 Grade

C Backen 22A2 15R2 1 S Bauer 8A2 6R2 12 R Chandler 14A2 1R2 - L Clevens 22A2 14R2 9 A May 7A2 - M O’Connor 17A2 8R2 - P Powell 9A2 12R2 - K Prasser 22A2 24R2 30 D Reilly 8A2 4R2 1 E Sander 21A2 24R2 - N Sander 22A2 20R2 6 S Ware 17A2 4R2 2 C Zander 19A2 15R2 -

Girls D Grade

T Arens 10D - E Bell 10D 1A2 - S Bourke 10D - Caitlin Casey 15D 5A2 3R2 - Claudia Casey 16D - J Casey 15D - T Clevens 16D 10A2 2R2 - S Clevens 16D 1R2 - M Duncan 8D - C Head 14D - B Hodgetts 11D 3A2 4R2 - K Melksham 15D - K Moore 15D - G Scott 16D 6A2 3 J Tunny 16D 3A2 -

Mens A2 Grade

C Ali 2A2 - A Backen 18A2 3 D Beukes 18A2 - C Blackwood 17A2 - A Carey 8A2 - E Casey 18A2 1 K Dahl 16A2 - M Fleeton 13A2 - J Freeman 15A2 - B Groth 15A2 3 A Little 14A2 1 Z Mason 8A2 - C McKenzie 8A2 - L Moodie 13A2 - N Newcombe 11A2 2 N Nevin 4A2 - K Palmer 5A2 - A Payne 18A2 - S Stringer 7A2 - W VanStaden 18A2 -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Easts


Girls E Grade A Adie 19E 1 B Anderson 19E - G Batten 16E - P Brown 18E - A Cobbin 18E 1 L Cobbin 18E - E Davies 6E - K Davies 16E - E Hargreaves 18E - I Hawkins 16E - J Hollis 19E - D Hollis 18E - M Mole 15E - P Mole 15E -

Mens Reserve Grade J Jones 6R - D Llewelyn 2R 2 B Manderson 18R - A Mantell 18R 1 C Mantell 13R 13 B Marshall 12R - N Schostakowski 15R 1 K Sippel 20R 17A* 12 L Woodford 19R 1A2 3 T Woodford 16R 12A* 41 (*Denotes – A Grade for Hancock Brothers)

Mens A2 Grade C Barrett 18A2 7R 3 J Barrett 17A2 22R 3 J Beattie 14A2 - R Bell 14A2 1R 1 G Bray 11A2 2 S Burke 1A2 2R 1 P Collingwood 3A2 11R - L Crowe 5A2 19R 4 J Currie 14A2 4R 2 C Davies 7A2 16R - P Denny 11A2 16R 5 S Freeman 18A2 2R 5 C Habarow 7A2 - B Kitto 12A2 11R - B Leo 16A2 - P Malcolm 14A2 11R 4 L Marsh 13A2 7R - L McGee 5A2 1R - C Orrock 12A2 18R 7 A White 10A2 20R 9 N White 18A2 1

Boys J2 Grade R Anderson 17J2 1 D Bell 16J2 12J1* 2A2 23 S Bolton 17J2 - C Conners 16J2 5 L Davies 14J2 2 L Gough 10J2 3 R MacLennan 11J2 3 J McAllister 16J2 10J1* 6 A Piggott 16J2 3 T Pittman 16J2 10J1* 7 L Schneider 16J2 15 J Weller 6J2 11J1* 5 (*Denotes – J1 Grade for Bellbowrie)

Boys J3 Grade A Batten 17J3 10J2 3 M Batten 17J3 10J2 17 N Cappellano 17J3 - M Currie 17J3 1 A Freeman 10J3 - O Maher 2J3 - R Maher 2J3 - C Malcolm 14J3 2 L McDermott-Parkes 18J3 12J3 13 L Morris 18J3 5J2 11 S Morris 18J3 9J2 9 R Pickering 17J3 7J2 3 A Richardson 15J3 - - J Taylor 17J3 - N Thomas 17J3 4J2 6 D Wells 11J3 - J White 15J3 2J2 -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Hancock Brothers Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade R Clarke 17A 8 N Davison 21A 3 L Eleison 15A 5 E Lavarch 19A 1R - A Mc Dermott 20A 17R2 19 K Mc Namara 16A - K Nunn 12A 1R - B Pavitt 18A 1R - S Rogers 8A 4 K Tierney 19A -

Womens Reserve Grade M Baker 13R 1A - S Butta 14R 19A 1 B Conway 15R 2A - R Conway 14R 13A 2 S Conway 11R 15A - O Finn 13R - K Galea 10R - T Gray 12R 19A 14 A Grieve 14R 11A 2 M Hartley 14R 12A 2 M Nelson 15R 8A - E Toole 15R 21A 2 R Wise 14R 11A 1 K Zalucki 10R 1

Womens R2 Grade M Butta 20R2 1R - K Daddow 20R2 1A2 1R 1 L Davey 20R2 4R 2 C Hanly 20R2 1 A Keogh 20R2 4A2 1R 1 B Mantell 19R2 1A2 5 K Mc Andrew 14R2 8R - K Mc Dermott 21R2 1A2 14 K Michel 21R2 2A2 4 A-M Nelson 20R2 1R 1 T Peters 19R2 7 M Salton 1R2 11R - C Shannon 4R2 12R - S Woodford 22R2 2A2 1R 2

Womens A2 Grade S Daylight 19A2 - J Eleison 19A2 1R2 - K Elliott 11A2 7R2 - A Everingham 19A2 20R2 3 T Heit 19A2 3 E Mc Queen 21A2 4R2 2 J Memory 8A2 - F Riley 17A2 2R2 - A Siebenhausen 20A2 18R2 6 K Smith 16A2 2R2 2 J Summers 19A2 2R2 - J-L Woodford 12A2 7

Girls C Grade B Conway 16C 11A2 - M Addison-Ballangarry 15C 1A2 - A Eleison 14C 6R 12A 13 M Else 17C 2A2 2 H Grayson 15C 3A2 - C Guest 14C 1A2 3 C Harper 15C 7A2 1R 1A 41 O Hoffmans 18C 3A2 - J Rohde 15C 4A2 - K Smith 16C 7A2 6 C Wise 16C 4A2 1

Girls D Grade S Conway 14D 5C 1E - M Hill 14D 11 1 K George 16D 18C 1R2 - H Grieve 14D 9C 15 L Skaanvad 15D -3 L Taylor 13D 3C 1

Girls E Grade J Armstrong 18E - B Browning 17E 3D - O Browning 15E - L Collett 13E 1D 4 E Crawford 17E 1D - K Dobinson 10E 2D 1 K Eleison 16E - L Hill 15E 5D 4C 4 G Hyde 17E - A Limberg 18E 5 G Limberg 18E 1 R Mc Namara 18E 4D 8 M Mitchell 19E 2 E Rooks 16E - R Sharp 19E 1 C Stark 17E -


Mens A Grade

C Banditt 12A - A Cross 11A 13 T Davison 19A - S Dobbie 15A 2 K Douglas 15A 4 H Michel 18A 2R 2 D Pavitt 18A 9 N Smith 17A 2 R 11 R Smith 18A 1R 10

Mens Reserve Grade

A Coolwell 12R 10A 3A2 2 B Darby 18R 10A 5 J Day 17R - A Dodds 17R 18A 2 B Douglas 16R 18A 1 S Drew 9R 1A 1A2 2 C Fenton 19R 1A 2 W Follett 18R 1A 1A2 3 K Jackson 17R 11A 1A2 2 M Kaufmann 19R 2 J Kneen 10R 3A 1 G Moates 16R 1A2 4 M Moates 13R 7A 1A2 - S Morgan 2R 2A 1 D Thorp 7R 4A 3

Mens A2 Grade

P Conway 14A2 1 P Daly 16A2 - S Darby 1A2 10R - B Davey 15A2 2R 1 H Dixon-Ward 9A2 3R - D Eales 14A2 3R 1 M Edmunds 8A2 - S Hogan 18A2 2R - D Howells 14A2 16R 1A 13 N Johansson 13A2 1R 2 B Kinnane 11A2 15R 6 L Mc Guire 11A2 3 D Phillips 13A2 2R 2 C Rew 18A2 16R 1A 27 P Robinson 4A2 - N Schiller 16A2 1R 1 P Siebenhausen 16A2 1R 6 W Swift 10A2 - D Tierney 11A2 2R -

Boys J1 Grade

J Butta 14 J1 4 J Devin 15J1 1 Z Eleison 15J1 - M Galea 15J1 3 R Harm 14J1 - J Heuston 11J1 - A Idzikowski 11J1 1 A Mc Namara 15J1 1 B Michel 16J1 5R 1A2 9 E Nowak 12J1 2J3 - H Sorensen 15J1 - Z Toohey 1 16J1 -

Boys J3 Grade

T Armstrong 14J3 - J Bunnet 19J3 - B Cagney 13J3 1 M Franklin 19J3 - J Henig 14J3 1J1 2 A Jaikaran 12J3 1J1 - K Lamberth 18J3 1 H Lawrence 15J3 3J1 5 H Moore 17J3 - P Moore 7J3 - B Smith 18J3 7J1 6 W Voss 17J3 2J1 3 C White 18J3 6J1 4 J Yule 13J3 -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Hearts


Boys J1 Grade

N Cherry 17J1 6 M Clarke 19J1 1 J Cook 19J1 5 E Holland 18J1 24 S Kenny 15J1 8 S Masters 19J1 1 T Masters 18J1 - L McDonald 11J1 - S Miller 18J1 16 B Moss 17J1 9 J Newcombe 17J1 5 A Snook 19J1 5 D Visser 15J1 7

Boys J2 Grade

C Anderson 4J2 - T Brown 14J2 - A Clevens 15J2 - R Dos Santos 17J2 13J1 1 Z Dos Santos 17J2 8J1 - D Kim 16J2 - J Kim 8J2 - L Marsh 16J2 - E McKinnon 13J2 1 M Tange 17J2 - R Tange 17J2 - A VanGestel 6J2 - J VanGestel 4J2 - A Yates 16J2 - D Yates 10J2 - E Young 16J2 - M Young 13J2 -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Norths Names Games Goals Names Games Goals

Womens A Grade C Brown 16A 1R - A Davey 15A 2 J Fox 15A - Z Fox 15A - S Fynes-Clinton 13A 1R 1R2 2 H Harrison 14A - K Ihle 16A 1R 1 M Leeder 17A 1R 1 S Parlett 7A 2

Womens Reserve Grade K Berndt 14R 12A 2 J Chaplin 9R 17A 1C - G Collins 13R 1R2 1 T Doyle 13R 2R2 7 T Fraser 5R 15A 1 T Hogrefe 14R 2R2 - S Knight 15R 2A 2R2 4 Y Leeder 15R 3A 2R2 1 M Reibel 11R 2A 2R2 - C Wilson 17R 10A 2R2 - A Woods 12R 10A 1 A Young 16R 14A 1R2 1 T Young 15R 3A 1R2 - T Zurvas 15R 13A 1R2 4

Womens A2 Grade B Barrett 13A2 1R2 8R - B Boxsell 16A2 2 T Brown 19A2 1R2 1R 3 K Burns 20A2 5R 5 M-E Burns 21A2 1R2 3 S Cooper 17A2 2R2 2R 1 C Elison 20A2 1 L Elliott 17A2 - J Gray 20A2 1R2 - A Jordan 5A2 2R2 16R 2 K Martin 19A2 - T Maunsell 14A2 - C McGregor 18A2 1R2 9 H McGregor 20A2 2R2 2 S Nolles 16A2 4 C Smith 16A2 4

Girls C Grade Z Altenburg 14C - M Bambling 17C 1A2 1R 4 B Baxter 16C - N Baxter 16C 2A2 5R 3 L-R Campbell 14C 2A2 - T Condrick 16C - M Deacon 17C 1 C Jordan 15C 5A2 1R2 5 K Muller 17C 1A2 6R 6A 14 A Speirs 17C 1R 4 B Speirs 17C 1R 1 B Thomas 11C - G Wilson 15C 3

Girls D Grade L Blackman 17D 5C 12 G Hargreaves 15D 3 I Hey 17D 13C 7 C Hinze 17D 1C 2 R Smits 16D 3C - K Thomas 16D 1 A Wode 17D 4C -

Girls E Grade T Ala-Outinen 18E - K Baldwin 22E 2 S Baldwin 22E 6 E Boxsell 20E 1D - A Browne 21E 7 C Dale 20E - G Dombroski 4E - L Doyle 21E 1D 14 M Holmes 22E 1D - G Jordan 16E - J Klerks 21E - P McGrath 8E - M Ross 22E 3D 7 A Wells 6E - H Wells 21E 8D 14 S Wode 20E 1D 1

Mens A Grade K Andrew-Sharrad 19A - J Dalais 17A 1 K Dolan 16A - C Fazel 9A 2 D Jeffrey 14A 11 N Maddocks 19A 16 M Pocock 14A 4 A Pratt 16A - S Pratt 12A - A Woodward 17A 8


Mens Reserve Grade

L Brown 21R 18A 13 M Davidson 20R - B Elliott 23R 2A - L Haley 6R 18A 3 K Hey 20R 2A 1 S Ihle 4R 16A 3 P Jordan 23R 6A 10 L Lambert 23R 4A 1A2 2 S Profke 18R 2A 2 Z Profke 17R 15A 18 T Ross 22R 5A 12 J Thornton 22R 18A 5 T Wode 18R 2A2 -

Mens A2 Red Grade

D Bell 15A2 1 S Halsey 17A2 2 R Johnston 20A2 - T Kirkwood 7A2 2 C Meloury 17A2 7 S Nilon 19A2 - T Pascoe 20A2 1 W Pascoe 14A2 12 B Petersen 18A2 11 J Petersen 20A2 12R 15 S Petersen 21A2 1R - D Robke 19A2 12 J Shaw 16A2 10 J Westaway 19A2 7

Mens A2 White Grade

W Allen 1A2 1R - D Blake 18A2 11 M Collins 17A2 2 W Collins 17A2 5 M Hall 11A2 - A Harding 16A2 1 M Heilbronn 15A2 3 D Hey 20A2 21R 1 R Hey 20A2 21R 1 C Jeffrey 16A2 9R 11 R Lewis 3A2 1R - M McManus 18A2 2R 3 S Ratakakau 2A2 - G Shields 17A2 - S Thurston 16A2 - A Woods 19A2 18 J Woodward 14A2 -

Boys J1 Grade

N Alback 13J1 - J Anderson 7J1 1 B Bishell 13J1 1 B Herron 13J1 - F Hockings 14J1 1J2 - S Hockings 11J1 5A2 3 S Hughes 17J1 1A2 - J Lambourne 3J1 - K Lewis 17J1 2J2 1 B Walker 15J1 2A2 6R 4

Boys J2 Grade

R Bambling 9J2 1J1 1 R Baxter 18J2 16J1 15 C Doyle 15J2 16J1 41 M Doyle 17J2 1 J Herron 15J2 8J1 8 H Hogrefe 6J2 5J1 6 F Johnson 18J2 2 I Jordan 152 10J1 7 B Lewis 18J2 5J1 2 B McCarroll 16J2 7J1 2 B Milburn 17J2 11J1 - B Powell 18J2 11J1 10 G Powell 16J2 1 R Profke 14J2 10J1 51 B Stitt 14J2 3J1 8 B Suthers 18J2 10J1 3 C Thurston 15J2 1


CLUB PERSONNEL

Swifts


Womens A Grade

K Dutney 18A 1R - C Haumaha 17A - C Marcussen 18A 2 S Marcussen 19A 7 B McLean 19A 4 L Molloy 16A 2R - J Smith 13A 1 A Stacey 20A 5 S Taiton 17A 6

Womens Reserve Grade

M Bool 16R 3A 3 C Dixon 16R 9A 2R2 1 K Dixon 14R 2A 1R2 8 J Dodd 7R 13A 3 T Floyd 18R 6A 5 C Goodwin 18R 3A 4 K Lengahan 17R 12A 11 M Mabsout 15R 4A 1R2 14A2 3 B Norton 13R - E Petersen 8R 19A - C Shaw 7R 20A 1R2 6 R Vellacott 15R -

Womens R2 Grade

R Anderson 18R2 1A2 1R - M Bennett 5R2 15R - J Choppy 14R2 12R 20 J Deacon 14R2 1R 9 K Findlay 5R2 10R - D Hall 18R2 1A2 1 S Lorberg 23R2 2A2 9R - C Petersen 14R2 4A2 1R 5 L Shaw 19R2 5A2 2R 8 N Vandenbrink 17R2 6 P Voight 22R2 - B Weber 12R2 3R -

Womens A2 Grade

K Anderson 15A2 9R2 - S Davis 17A2 3R2 1 C Dumpleton 20A2 4R2 4 A Geeves 6A2 20R2 5 C Gorton 16A2 - P Hansen 14A2 - L Keenan 17A2 15R2 3 L Manders 17A2 1R2 - R Morley 19A2 4R2 9 L Petersen 10A2 17R2 2R 2 T Petersen 19A2 4R2 - J Philp 19A2 21R2 6 T Slater 20A2 11R2 1R 6 G Steele 19A2 2R2 10


CLUB PERSONNEL

Thistles


Womens Reserve Grade R Ball 17R 7A 1 C Gotting 16R 2A2 1 K Hannah 17R 10A 1A2 - D McDougall 9R - L Pearce 17R 7A - A Mirallez 13R 12A 13 A Welsh 17R 17A 2 O-R Norris 13R 1A 1

Womens A2 Grade P Alchin 21A2 5 S Brown 19A2 7 K Cole 14A2 1R 4 C Hannah 20A2 1 C Heffernan 10A2 3 K Hislop 22A2 5 C Liddell 22A2 3 T Maguire 14A2 - D Moore 17A2 - L Newdick 20A2 6 C Nipperess-Sims 17A2 13R - S Pavitt 18A2 - S Richards 11A2 15R 2 L Steele 20A2 16 N Stocks 16A2 - K Terry 19A2 - M Wilson 19A2 - K Wright 11A2 1A - T Wright 19A2 17R 11

Girls D Grade Purple T Bateman 15D 3 S Blake 16D - O Chubb 15D 1 J Davidson-Fewquandie 17D 19 B Hambleton 12D 3 L Leneghan 17D - S Lesimaikimatuku 16D 3 E Petersen 17D 5 H Petersen 17D 2A2 - J Richards 17D 1A2 - K Roberts 16D -

Girls D Grade White J Andrews 19D 6 L Evans 19D 21 E Faulkner 17D 9 K Jackson 19D - J Mackenzie 14D - R Noga 17D 2 H Petersen 19D - J Price 16D - S Robertson 19D 2A2 18 G Vermeer 19D 1 P Vermeer 19D 3 M Williams 13D -

Girls E Grade I Biddle 19E 2D - Alexis Brown 20E 3D - Alice Brown 19E 3D - B Forde 20E 10D 14 K Hanson 19E 6D 2 T Meiforth 17E - A Meloury 20E 6D - J Millar 20E 1D 8 E Noga 19E 8D 1 R Osborne 20E 2D 1 A Pasoce 19E 7D 8 C Pascoe 18E 7D 11 K Petersen 20E 1D - E Shegog 19E 4 I Williams 17E -


CLUB PERSONNEL

Veterans


Womens R2 Grade

K Bennett 17R2 1A2 7 C Drummond 19R2 2A2 19 S Drummond 20R2 - R FitzGerald 13R2 2A2 16 V Kissane 12R2 1A2 1 K McAuliffe 20R2 13 T McPeake 20R2 1A2 - E-J Oldham 15R2 3A2 3 K Winton 17R2 -

Womens A2 Grade

A Battensby 12A2 1R2 1 K Black 10A2 21R2 4 S Collins 12A2 21R2 2 M Drummond 19A2 2R2 - M Evans 10A2 7R2 2 M Fuller 17A2 5R2 - A Hill 7A2 6R2 3 E Jaenke 15A2 9R2 2 P McGovern 8A2 13R2 11 S Mackey 9A2 3 S Maher 15A2 21R2 - E Meredith 19A2 - M Morgan 3A2 17R2 - S Morris 18A2 10R2 - J Nicholls 12A2 - K Pudwell 19A2 14R2 20 T Sallaway 16A2 1R2 8 W Tallon 20A2 2R2 - K Taylor 8A2 12R2 1


CLUB PERSONNEL

Wests


Womens A Grade

P Brooks 19A 1 T Canty 15A 1 L Hess 15A 4 E Jackat 18A 14 E Mackay 18A 7 A Nicholls 19A 8 G Nicholls 13A 5 J Office 18A 2C 4 E Witheyman-Crump 11A -

Womens Reserve Grade

B Axelby 18R 1R2 - L Crowe 14R 1A - D Emblem 16R 3A 16 Tamika Iszlaub 15R 16A 2 Tarni Iszlaub 16R 7A - E Johnson 7R 19A 3 J Kendall 4R 10R2 - A McKenna 18R 17A 1 J Peters 10R 5A 9 E Reeve 2R 19A - B Simpson 7R 6A 2 S Smith 18R 2A 1R2 11 N Stenner 18R 2A 8 J Wilkinson 2R 19A 9

Womens R2 Grade

B Armstrong 20R2 1R 5 C Axelby 19R2 15R 10 H Axelby 17R2 13R - R Baills 14R2 3 L Barnes 20R2 2R - S Iszlaub 19R2 12R 4 L Mallett 15R2 1 K Martin 17R2 3R 1 E Potbury 16R2 1A2 - D Rogers 12R2 14R 2 C Thompson 19R2 1R - E Timperley 18R2 17R 6 A-L Trotter 16R2 - K Wells 15R2 - A West 19R2 -

Womens A2 Grade

K Atkinson 23A2 3 T Dixon 23A2 2 G Follett 19A2 - L Fullerton 22A2 2 J Goetsch 18A2 3R2 3 J Harrold 18A2 - L Jackson 13A2 - S Lawrie 18A2 6 D McDougall 23A2 R2 24 A Robertson 20A2 11 S Shultz 22A2 1R2 - P Timperley 15A2 3 S Victor 19A2 -

Girls C Black Grade

R Ahrens 16C 1A2 2R2 1 K Armstrong 17C 10R 1A 10 S D’Castro 16C 2A2 1R2 - F DelPaul 13C 3 A Janke 16C 11A2 1R2 19 A Meissner 15C 12A2 - Z Patch 17C 1 J Payne 16C 2A2 6R2 1 G Stenzel 17C 1R2 - R Wann 16C 1 S Wann 17C 1


Girls C Grade White

R Hughes 20C 3A2 3R2 6 T Manson 17C 9A2 - J McDougall 20C 6A2 1R2 3R 7A - H Miller 11C 4A2 3 M Moran 17C 4R2 6R 7 H O’Brien 19C 4A2 1 R Orrock 16C 1R2 5 E Peters 20C 4A2 4 E Picton 20C 6R2 10

Girls D Grade

C Canty 15D 15C 3 A Goetsch 15D 1 T Innes 15D 7C - M Mason 15D 2 S Mason 15D 2 L McKimmon 16D 9C 4 M McManus 15D - K McPeake 17D 16C - P Meissner 17D 11C 1A2 8 J Nicholls 15D 10C 4 R Pamenter 17D 18C 1 A Risetto 17D 8C 24 G Risetto 17D 9C 14 K Sweeney 13D -

Girls E Grade

S D’Castro 20E 5C 3 P DelPaul 18E 1 M Doyle 21E 1 C Emblem 18E 1 K Gow-Heathwood 18E 5 A Jackson 21E 21 K Janke 20E 1 S Kissane 20E 3C 4 C McKimmon 19E 2D 5 T McPeake 21E - R Picton 21E - M Rogers 20E - H Simpson 20E - A Woodall 18E -

Mens A Grade

A Horrocks 17A 1R 3 B Hoyland-Meaker 13A - B Iszlaub 17A 1R 3 M Kendall 11A 1R 4 M Moran 14A 1R - J Pavitt 7A 3 T Picton 15A 3R - G Walker 15A 1R 4 M Westphal 17A - D Wingfield 17A 1R -

Mens Reserve Grade

L Alchin 18R 17A 1 T Andrew-Sharrad 17R 12A 4 C Coulson-Futcher 18R 7A 4 Z Hoyland 1R 8A 1 D Goodwin 14R 2A 6 A Gotting 17R 6A 15 C Harnden 19R 2A - C Jaenke 19R 14A 5 N Moss 16R 1 B Nicholls 14R 12 D Perrett 20R 2A - B Peters 18R 14A 2 B Taylor 17R 11A 5 D Westphal 12R 4A - M Wiseman 13R 9A 2

Mens A2 Grade

S Ballinger 3A2 - D Boughen 14A2 4 B Bridge 17A2 12R 6 S Brown 19A2 5 J Farmer 17A2 5 B Godfrey 5A2 2 B Horrocks 17A2 - J Hughes 13A2 6R 2 T Klose 14A2 1 S Meredith 18A2 3 B Milburn 18A2 5 B Ostrofski 14A2 4 C Pamenter 20A2 1R 8 D Pamenter 19A2 6R - J Pamenter 16A2 3 S Sawyers 14A2 4 P Smith 19A2 4 N Smith 9A2 3 R Stevens 18A2 - W Zumbansen 14A2 2


Boys J1 Grade Black

J Bird 18J1 - R Einam 18J1 1R 3 L Farmer 19J1 1A2 7R 7 B Hogan 16J1 1 D Muhling 20J1 1A2 - J Robertson 15J1 4J2 4 A Saric-Pamenter 19J1 4A2 45 T Smith 19J1 3A2 16 H Westphal 18J1 3 J Woodall 15J1 1 M Wright 16J1 2

Boys J1 Grade White

M Banditt 15J1 1 M Buchanan 17J1 1A2 17 D Davis 18J1 2 N Mallett 7J1 4 Z Pascoe 17J1 8 J Simmons 17J1 2 K Simmons 17J1 1 H Thompson 17J1 - J Verrall 14J1 1 J Wells 17J1 6 M Wests 16J1 14R 4A - J Wilkinson 17J1 1

Boys J2 Grade

N Brown 19J2 6J1 16 B Davis 19J2 6J1 7 J DelPaul 19J2 5J1 4 K DelPaul 17J2 3J1 5 J D’Castro 15J2 8J1 8 R Dick 18J2 6J1 7 L Hambleton 16J2 1J1 7 R Jackwitz 18J2 6J1 9 T Moss 15J2 3J1 5 T Oxenham 17J2 1J1 5 B Pascoe 17J2 9J1 9 A Saric-Pamenter 19J2 8J1 54 R Stenzel 19J2 8J1 32

Boys J3 Grade

J Adams 17J3 2 M Adams 15J3 - J Brown 18J3 - T Butler 18J3 1 C McInnes 16J3 - H McInnes 14J3 - L Meissner 18J3 - D Pamenter 18J3 - H Rogers 17J3 - S Schoenknecht 18J3 - C Simpson 17J3 - A Smith 17J3 4J2 6 W Smith 11J3 - A Zumbansen 18J3 3J2 -

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