sa bowls annual report 2012

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Contents

Board of Directors 4Appointments 4Councillors - Country & Metropolitan 4Life Members 4Staff 5Committees 5President’s Report 6General Manager’s Report 7Development Report 8Coaching Committee Report 9Night Owls Report 9High Performance Report 10Match & Program Committee Report 12SA Bowler Report 13

Umpire’s Committee Report 13

Boundary Review Committee Report 14Hall of Fame Report 14Greens’ Advisory Committee Report 15Treasurer’s Report 16Financial Statements 17Statement of Income & Expenditure 18Balance Sheet 20Opinion of Board 21Statement of Cash Flows 23Auditor’s Report 24Event & Award Winners 25Metropolitan & Country Pennant Winners 26Club Membership 28Membership Summary 34Corporate Partners 35

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Board of Directors

President Ivy Kluske

Vice President Carol Boyle

Treasurer John McDougall OAM

Metropolitan Directors Bob Deuter Kathryn Bailey

Country Directors Don Crosby Valda Bartlett

Appointments

Patron His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR Governor of South Australia

Solicitor Anthony Kerin, Johnston Withers & Associates

Auditor Nicholas Matsis, NRM Johnson

Councillors - Country

Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4

Beverlee Scown Phil Spiers Gordon Leue OAM Des Button

Barry Oliver Annette Rowntree Rita Jones Gwen White


Anne Swaffer Lyn Walker Barbara Tiggemann Jill Ackland

Steve Carnellor Mary Matthews Brian Patterson David Lamond

Councillors - Metropolitan


Tony Brown Wayne Prosser Winston Ellis Kelvin Waters

Kathy Owen Lesley Slattery Natalie Coad Dianne Trowse

Life Members

Fran Arthur Brian Ford John McDougall OAM

Jim Baldwin Murray Gerschwitz OAM Robert Peake

Carol Bammann Brona Goldie Kenn Rogers

Rhonda Bray Bob Greenslade Bob Thomas

Michael Brown Beth James Doreen Walding OAM

Vic Brown OAM John Jenkins Judy Whiting

Ruth Burton Lois Kruger

Bob Cooper Brian Marsland OAM

Bowls SA acknowledges the passing of Life Member Joan Sims OAM in October 2011


Committees

Boundary Review Coaching Finance Greens Advisory Hall of Fame

Bob Cooper (Chair) Terry White (Chair) John McDougall OAM (Treasurer)

John McDougall OAM (Chair)

John McDougall OAM (Chair)

Michael Brown Deanna Amos Michael Brown Greg Daulby Michael Brown

Ben Scales Carol Boyle Bob Cooper Russel Edmunds Carol Boyle

Leon Crane Brian Harmer Kevin Lewis Betty Greenslade

John Malone Ivy Kluske Brad Porter Errol Bungey OAM

John Williams Ben Scales Nigel Ryan Ben Scales

Kelli Wray / Erin Haines Nola Byass

Harvey Jolly Denise Edge

Staff

General Manager Ben Scales

Administration Manager Nola Byass

Development & High Performance Manager Harvey Jolly

Marketing Manager Jessica Taylor

Bowls Operations Manager Rhys Taylor

Membership & Events Support Lyn Grenfell

Development Officer Kelli Wray part and Erin Haines part

Receptionist Deborah Dunbar

Accounts Officer Denise Edge

Sports Administration Trainee Nicole Carey

Committees

HP Selectors Innovations Junior Development Match & Program Umpires

Harvey Jolly (Chair) Harvey Jolly (Chair) Stephanie Simms (Chair) Ron Mulliner (Chair) Beth Young (Chair)

Denise Amos John Ganley Gary Davies Jeff Allen Margaret Borlase

Paul Craig Mark Jackson Penny Landherr Bob Deuter Alf Boyle

Trevor Lloyd Ron Mulliner Annette Rowntree Ann Kennedy Bob Deuter

Faye Luke Bob Scholefield Pauline Royle Ian Miller Jim Hodgson

Lyn Teakle Michael Sheehan Kelli Wray / Erin Haines Wayne Prosser Penny McCarthy

Rex Whitehead Peter Symons Harvey Jolly Jim Roberts John Sims

Sandra Wallace Bob Scholefield Lyn Walker

Rhys Taylor Lesley Slattery Lyn Grenfell

Bob Tuck

Rhys Taylor


President | Ivy Kluske

The Bowls SA Strategic Plan 2010-2013 remained the guide for progressing the sport over the year and a key focus of Bowls SA and the Board during the last 12 months was to ensure the organisation’s governance model aligns with best practice, to allow timely decisions to be made to assist with maintaining membership and growing participation to guarantee a strong future for the sport. To this end a major review of the governance model was undertaken by the Bowls SA Governance Review Working Group and the Board, with many of the significant changes put before Council at a Special General Meeting on Monday 5 December 2011 adopted. Subsequent stakeholder consultation has identified support for further changes to be implemented and these will be progressed in the next 12 months. Another initiative from the Strategic Plan was the formation of an Innovations Committee, led by Development & High Performance Manager Harvey Jolly, with the directive to hold forums across the State to gather information from grass roots members on what aspects of the sport are working, what needs further attention and innovative ways of achieving this. This has been a very worthwhile exercise and the findings of the Committee will no doubt assist the sport to face the numerous challenges that are present in the current climate. The Bowls Australia proposal to employ Community Development Officers across Australia has seen CDOs Richard Law and Mark Easton working throughout the State, meeting with Club administrators to provide assistance, resolution of issues and development and promotion of the sport to the local communities. The program is in its early days but already the feedback from Member Clubs has been extremely positive and Bowls Australia and the Australian Sports Commission are thanked for their support of this initiative. As President I’ve had the tremendous pleasure of visiting many Member Clubs for Openings, Anniversaries and special occasions, meeting with members, hearing the history of the Club and joining in celebrating many milestones. In sometimes testing circumstances, members have demonstrated their strength and love of their club by pouring time and energy into renovations, greens installation or even rallying to rebuild; their efforts are inspiring. The Asia Pacific Championships were held in November 2011 as a lead up to the 2012 World Bowls Championship which will be played over two weeks in November and December 2012. South Australia is privileged to host these major international events and I urge members to take up the opportunity to witness the top bowlers from across the world during WB2012.The annual Bowls SA Awards Presentation Night was a great way to finish off the season and this year we were honoured to have our Patron, His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR, Governor of South Australia and his wife Liz as special guests at this prestigious event. It was a special night for Hall of Fame inductees and event and award winners to be recognised by their families and friends and I congratulate all those involved in the event.My role as President has again been well supported by a strong and cohesive Board, Councillors and Committee members and I thank them all for their time, energy and dedication in ensuring the sport is well governed, financial and delivers a range of challenging competitions to members. I would also like to acknowledge retiring Board Members Bob Deuter and Valda Bartlett for their contribution and sincerely acknowledge the Bowls SA General Manager Ben Scales and his staff for their professionalism and work to ensure the administration of the sport runs smoothly and efficiently. And lastly, but most importantly, I would like to thank all our Corporate Partners who have provided financial and in-kind support to Bowls SA over the last 12 months. We thank you for your on-going support of the sport of bowls in South Australia and look forward to continuing the mutually beneficial relationship for many years to come.

Ivy Kluske


General Manager | Ben Scales

Ben Scales

The 2011/12 Financial Year has been challenging for the organisation with income down against budget across the period. This decrease in revenue was offset by a prudent reduction in expenses in certain operational areas and the final result, a surplus of $8,405, was a pleasing outcome, given the current economic climate, and is a credit to the leadership of Treasurer John McDougall and the work of the Finance Committee. The 2012/13 Financial Year will also be a challenge, but given the sound financial position of the organisation, consideration will be given to the use of a portion of Member’s Funds that Bowls SA has accumulated to further invest in the growth and development of the sport through projects such as the decision to partner with Bowls Australia and the Australian Sports Commission to employ two regionally based Community Development Officers during the year.In the past, one of the difficulties faced by Bowls SA has been servicing regional Member Clubs and the membership that resides outside metropolitan Adelaide. Having two resources based in regional areas is a proactive approach to this issue and the Community Development Officer’s main focus initially has been to assist Member Clubs with business planning to ensure that they remain sustainable entities. Richard and Mark have travelled extensively and visited Member Clubs across South Australia with the feedback being extremely positive. It is hoped that, with the support of the funding partners, this program can be grown and more resources made available to Member Clubs.As well as the Community Development Officer program, a number of key projects have been implemented during the past 12 months as part of the Bowls SA Strategic Plan: 2010 – 2013. These include a complete review of the Bowls SA Governance structure and an Innovations Committee being set-up to review all Bowls SA competitions and events and to make recommendations on the future composition and direction of these programs. Both of these projects involved significant stakeholder consultation and the outcomes will position the sport well for the future.A number of international events were held across the season with Moonta hosting an Australian and South African Test Series in September and Holdfast Bay playing host to the Six Nation International Series in May which saw Scotland, New Zealand, Malaysia, Fiji and South Africa competing against the Australians. In addition, the 2011 Asia Pacific Championships were successfully held at Lockleys and Holdfast Bay Bowling Clubs with the event providing an ideal opportunity for both Clubs to test themselves prior to hosting the 2012 World Bowls Championships. The feedback received from the competing nations, across all of the events, was extremely positive and the Clubs and their members involved should be congratulated on their success. After two and a half years as Bowls SA Development Officer, Kelli Wray resigned during the year and we wish her well in her future endeavours. Erin Haines was subsequently appointed to look after Bowls SA participation, sport development and coaching programs, as well as working with Clubs regarding volunteer management, and grants and funding submissions and she has already made a significant contribution. Nicole Carey also joined the team at Bowls SA under a 12 month Sport and Recreation Traineeship, supported by the Office for Recreation and Sport, and in her short time with the organisation has impressed with her work ethic and willingness to learn.Finally, I would like to acknowledge and thank the team at Bowls SA for their commitment and hard work and President Ivy and the Board for their support and dedication to the sport. I look forward to an exciting year ahead.


Development | Erin Haines

Henselite Junior Development SquadsHenselite and Bowls SA continued their strong partnership to maintain the Henselite Junior Development Squads with a total of 66 members over eight squads.The inaugural HJDS State Championships saw the Squads divided into regions, competing against each other throughout the season and culminating in the Finals on Sunday 1 April at Modbury Bowling Club. The winning Squads from the four areas competed in Semi-finals in the morning, followed by the Grand Final and Bronze Medal play off in the afternoon. The day was won by the Yorke Peninsula All-Stars team over the Eastern Jets.

Henselite Junior Development Player of the YearSeason 2011-2012 saw the introduction of a new award to recognise a junior who, as a member of a Henselite Junior Development Squad, had excelled in team work, attitude, consistent participation and displayed great qualities within the sport over the last 12 months. The award went to James Bodnar of the Western Warriors Squad. James was selected by the Bowls SA Junior Development Committee, and we thank them for their ongoing support and contribution to the sport.

Under 18 ChampionshipsThe Under 18 Championships were hosted by the Payneham Bowling Club with 41 boys and 16 girls participating in Singles, Pairs and Triples competitions. Thirty-two of the competitors were current members of a HJDS, highlighting the benefit of the Squads. Squad members were highly successful in these championships with 21 Squad members being selected in the State Under 18 Squads for 2012-2013.

SAPSASA and SASSSA ChampionshipsThe 2012 SAPSASA and SASSSA Lawn Bowls Championships were held on Friday 4 May and Monday 7 May respectively, at Lockleys Bowling Club, with a total of 43 schools participating.The SAPSASA competition, for Primary School Students, attracted 168 participants, with 47 Triples teams and 27 Singles players participating on the day. This was an increase on the 163 participants from the previous year.The SASSSA competition was open to all secondary students, and a total of 127 students participated in the tournament, with 36 Triples teams and 19 Singles players competing. Participation in the tournament was up 30% on the previous year’s figure of 98 students, following significant growth in school’s participation, due to Lawn Bowls being part of their curriculum.

Sports CONNECTBowls SA continued the strong partnership with the three Sports CONNECT partners, SASRAPID, Wheelchair Sports and the Blind Bowlers Association of SA. Each of the partners sent athletes to compete at the Australian Open in the Athletes with a Disability Competition. Kath Murrell claimed Silver in the ABBA women’s Final, while in the men’s AAWD draw Liam Buckley also claimed the Silver Medal. The Wheelchair Sports’ team, known as the Wombats, participated in the 2012 National Championships and were highly successful claiming the Overall State Trophy. Barry Charity secured the Men’s Singles Silver Medal, following on from his success in the Men’s Pairs with teammate David Bailey where they claimed Gold. Liam Buckley and Zac Guy also claimed the Bronze Medal in the Men’s Pairs.

Erin Haines


Coaching Committee | Terry White

Season 2011-2012 saw the continuation of the Club Coaching and Introductory Coaching Courses and while the Coaching program was temporarily impacted when Kelli Wray resigned and Erin Haines commenced in the Development Officer role, all candidates that applied to become accredited Coaches, and also those who applied to progress from Introductory Coach to Club Coach, were processed. All Clubs that requested coaching assistance were able to be accommodated and Revision Days were conducted throughout the season, which saw over 50 Coaches attend each of the two revision days, with all attendees receiving a Certificate of Attendance which contributes towards their coaching reaccreditation. Two coaches were granted coaching scholarships from the Office for Recreation & Sport to further their coaching education. Development & High Performance Manager Harvey Jolly attended the last four meetings of the Coaching Committee and his input has been appreciated. Bowls Australia have now released their Advanced Coaching Course, Competition Module and Selection Module, and we look forward to implementing these in 2012-2013.Our target of adding at least three additional Assessors and Presenters to our officials was not achieved and with only one of the three qualified Assessors and Presenters currently available this is a matter that needs to be addressed.

Coach of the Year AwardStephanie Simms has been a Coach for six years and been active in coaching her Club’s highly successful Premier 1 Thursday team, and working with SASRAPID and Bowls SA to coach bowlers with a disability. In recognition of her significant contribution to coaching, the Bowls SA Coaching Committee selected the Prospect-Broadview member as Coach of the Year 2011-2012 and the award was duly presented at the Bowls SA Annual Awards Night on 25 May 2012.

Terry WhiteNight Owls | Rhys Taylor

The Night Owls concept continued to be a resounding success with over 8,500 players competing across 114 country and metropolitan Clubs. Following feedback the Night Owls Super Series was discontinued, however Regional events in the lead up to the Nights Owls State Finals, held in late March, were again a huge success with 114 teams competing at five venues; Murray Bridge 12 teams, Willunga with 20, Marion 36, Hope Valley 24 and Lockleys 22. Walkerville Bowling Club was the host for the Finals on Sunday 1 April and for the second year the day began at 12 noon with lunch. Night Owls State Champions for 2011/12 were The Raggies from Modbury with the Murray Bridge team The Corkheads a very close second.Henselite and Lion Nathan as major supporters of the Night Owls State Finals are thanked for their generosity in providing great prizes throughout the series and for ensuring that host clubs were able to cater for all participants at no cost.Night Owls remains an integral part of ensuring a strong future for bowls and Member Clubs by providing an opportunity for a different demographic to experience the sport in a fun and relaxed environment, bringing a new element into Club life.

Rhys Taylor


High Performance | Harvey Jolly

The 2011/2012 season has seen Bowls SA State Teams have mixed results with some solid performances and unfortunately some disappointing ones. Our best players have gained national recognition and we have increased our numbers in Bowls Australia squads significantly. This is pleasing and should assist us with better team results in the future.

Under 18sDuring the season the Under 18 boy’s and girl’s teams competed in the Nationals, the Quad Series and against Victoria. The Nationals were held in Darebin, Victoria and the highlights included a Silver medal in the boy’s Triples, a Bronze in the boy’s Fours and the girl’s Pairs and an overall team finish of fourth.The Under 18 boys and girls Quad Series was held in Western Australia and while SA finished fourth, the series was an opportunity to develop our junior bowlers. Highlights included wins from the girl’s Fours against Victoria and NSW and a dominant showing against WA. The boys had less highlights but did defeat the NSW Triples team.The Victorian Under 18 side provided an opportunity for a test series at Ascot Park Bowling Club in very hot conditions. Our girls played extremely well, eventually winning by 2.5 test matches to Victoria’s .5 - a great result. The boys however struggled against a very experienced opponent; the final result being Victoria 2.5 tests to our .5.

Under 25sThe Under 25 men played against Victoria as part of the Wallaroo Test Series and, while the Victorians proved too strong and won the Ted Whitehead-Bob Pope Shield, our developing players gained experience that will hold them in good stead for future events.

Development SquadOnce again the Development Squad played a regional Victorian team in Mildura. Selectors attended the event with the intention of identifying players with potential for senior squad selection. After five tests Victoria were ahead by one test in both the men’s and women’s, but unfortunately the Victorians proved too good on the final day. While disappointing, valuable experience was gained by all.

Senior Men and WomenPre-season bowls started with our annual exchange with Merrylands Bowling Club; our men and women coming home with a victory in this team event. The season’s preparations continued with opportunities against the New Zealand and Australian National Squads which provided valuable training against world class bowlers. This exposure was enjoyed by all State Squad players and provided coaches and selectors with beneficial information to start the new season.

Victorian Test SeriesThe Loy Carroll and Mulga Cup Test Series against the Victorian men and women was held in Wallaroo at the newly established indoor facilities. The standard of the greens produced a high level of bowls and a hard fought competitive series. The women got away to a flying start being two tests up, but the Victorian ladies hunted them down and the SA side eventually went down by three tests to two. The men started slowly but bounced back leading two tests to one. Once again the Victorians fought back and in a thriller, the series was eventually drawn on the last bowl of the last end. Unfortunately the draw meant the Victorians retained the Loy Carroll Trophy.


Harvey Jolly

Super SixesA solid performance from the men’s and women’s Pairs, both winning Silver and from the women’s Triple securing a Bronze medal. The men’s Triples only lost one game but that was enough to drop them from medal contention. Our Singles performance was not as competitive with SA finishing sixth in both the men’s and women’s.

Australian SidesWhilst finishing sixth in both the men’s and women’s events was a disappointing result, this does not fully depict the SA side’s performances. In particular the men were extremely competitive, winning against Northern Territory, ACT and WA but recording losses to Tasmania by 14 shots, Queensland by 9 shots, NSW by 5 shots and Victoria by 4 shots. The result could have been so much different. The women were less competitive losing to Queensland, NSW, Victoria and ACT but picking up wins against Northern Territory, Tasmania and WA. The men are at a point where they know they are good enough to win this competition and for them it is all about playing to their best over the entire championship. The women are at a turning point, with some seasoned players retiring and some young stars gaining opportunities, this is a challenging but exciting time for the ladies.

Australian Squad RepresentationIt is gratifying that Bowls SA’s best players are being recognised at national level with the selection of Wayne Ruediger in the Bowls Australia Men’s Squad, Scott Thulborn joining Max Kleinig in the Bowls Australia Men’s A Squad and young Luke Brind being selected in the Bowls Australia Under 18 Squad, while the women have Renee McPharlin in the Bowls Australia Under 25 Trans-Tasman Squad and Breeanna Dickson in the Bowls Australia Under 18 Squad. This all bodes well for the future.


Match & Program Committee | Ron Mulliner

Country Carnivals and Country Round Robins The MGA Men’s and Women’s Country Carnivals remain the premier events for country bowlers with excellent entries. The Men’s Country Carnival was administered by Operations Manager Rhys Taylor while the women’s event was managed by Region 2 Councillor Annette Rowntree, Assistant Councillor Merrilyn Lovelock and their band of volunteers. Region 2 also took control of the Women’s Country Round Robin and Kenn Rogers again took the reins of the Men’s Country Round Robin.

Prestige Medleys and Metro v Country The men’s and women’s Prestige Medleys were held on the Yorke Peninsula, along with the Schroeter, Kennedy and Under 18 Shield events over the March long weekend. The changes to hosting the Prestige Medleys on a Saturday and Sunday saw an increase in players being available, which significantly lifted the overall standard of the competition. The weekend finished off with the Metro v Country events held at Wallaroo’s new indoor complex.

Metropolitan Pennants A trial format of five rinks consisting of two Fours, two Triples and a Pair was introduced in season 2011-2012, for the Wednesday Premier competition. Initial feedback showed that this innovative concept was well received by a majority of the competitors and after consultation with key stakeholders, this format with minor alterations, will continue for the 2012-2013 season. Finals were held for Premier League One and Premier League Two of the Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday pennant competitions.

State Events Bowls SA State Events were once again well supported with considerable increases in entrants over the previous season. A review of State event entry numbers prior to setting the annual calendar and the staging of the Asia Pacific Championships in Adelaide meant several events were rested from the 2011-2012 Calendar of Events. Adelaide Bowling Club skipper Scott Thulborn claimed four State Titles, and deservingly took home the 2012 Men’s State Event Player of the Year, while Kensington Marryatville’s Jackie Gardiner claimed the Women’s State Event Player of the Year.

International Events The Asia Pacific Championships were held at Holdfast Bay Bowling and Lockleys Bowling Club during November 2011, providing an ideal trial event for the host clubs, players and officials in the run up to World Bowls 2012. While the Clubs, players and officials agreed the event was extremely successful, spectator numbers were disappointing and hopefully attendances at the World Championships, to be held in November/December 2012, will be better.

Thank you Member Clubs and members are sincerely thanked for providing greens, facilities and event management support over the last 12 months. The Match & Program Committee met regularly during the season, and my heartfelt thanks go to the members of the Committee for their dedication and support, over the four years that I served as Chair, and to Bowls SA Operations Manager Rhys Taylor who attended all meetings as a link between the Committee and Bowls SA.

Ron Mulliner


Editorial: Nola Byass I Design and Production: Jessica Taylor Six editions of the SA Bowler, September, October/November, December, January, March and May were published in the 2011-2012 season with production and distribution timelines again set to take into account inclusion of draws and promoting or reporting on specific events. While the SA Bowler remains the main resource for recording, for current and future generations, major events, Region, Association and Club news, a new innovation during the 2011-2012 season was the e-Newsletter which provided another source of delivering ‘up to the minute’ news electronically to subscribers. Freelance journalist and avid Bowler John Bevin continued to provide a wide range of interesting reading from pennant and event reporting through to anecdotes of some of the colourful characters that frequent bowls clubs. The results of the survey undertaken last year confirmed that there is still a strong call for the magazine to be delivered to members, but, alongside this, reading the Bowler online increases in popularity as members take up the option of utilising the web’s instant access to stories, results and links to advertiser’s products. The production team remain committed to producing a high quality magazine and thank all members and contributors for their input, stories and photos. Bowls SA thanks Lane Print for continuing to provide excellent printing service and their long standing support of the Metropolitan Premier and Metropolitan League Program book.

SA Bowler | Nola Byass

Nola Byass

Umpires Committee | Beth Young

The Committee met six times during the year with Bowls Australia representatives Mark Cowan, Tamara Mason and Tony Sherwill attending a meeting to discuss the proposal for a new system of accreditations and re-accreditations. Twenty umpires were successfully upgraded to International Technical Official status making a total of 23 in our State. They were able to gain valuable experience when they officiated at the Asia Pacific Championships, the Six Nations Championship Series and other major events, and training sessions will continue to refine their measuring and efficiency in preparation for World Bowls 2012. A successful visit was made to Region 1 where seminars were conducted at Mt Gambier, with all South East tutors and a good number of umpires attending, and at Keith where we were able to meet with and assess a potential tutor for the area. The number of Tutors has been maintained with each Tutor now having the help of an assistant to learn the skills of presenting and also to broaden their knowledge of the Laws in readiness to take over the position if and when required. Tutors are encouraged to conduct seminars in their respective areas and to date requests have been received from Murray Bridge, Victor Harbor and Hahndorf. Changes to the Laws of the Sport introduced in January 2011, continued to cause some concerns. Bowls Australia is aware of this and will make any necessary adjustments to the Domestic Regulations when the Laws next come under review.

Beth Young


Boundary Review | Bob Cooper

In last year’s Annual Report members were advised that the recommendations of the Boundary Review Committee, to take effect in seasons 2011-2012 and 2012-2013, had been ratified by the Board of Bowls SA and were subsequently endorsed by the Council. It is pleasing to report that the changes effected in 2011-2012 were successfully implemented and, most importantly, that preparations for the more significant changes proposed for 2012-13 are almost complete and in readiness for the season ahead. New administrative structures have been established in Regions 3 and 8 and amended rules and conditions of play have been put in place with the approval of members, due in no small way to the hard work of a large number of dedicated people in those areas. The people concerned are to be congratulated on their achievements to date. In Region 3, the former six Associations have been replaced by just two Associations - Gulf Range Men’s Bowling Association and Gulf Range Women’s Bowling Association and the pennant competitions in that Region will be administered and conducted by the North Western Men’s Bowling Section, the Spencer Gulf Men’s Bowling Section, the North Western Women’s Bowling Section, the Spencer Gulf Women’s Bowling Section and the Flinders Women’s Bowling Section. In Region 8, bowling activities will be under the control of just one Association named Broughton, Mid North, Wooroora Bowling Association, otherwise known as the BMW Association. Six Sections will conduct the pennant competitions – Broughton Men’s Bowling Section, Broughton Women’s Bowling Section, Mid North Men’s Bowling Section, Mid North Women’s Bowling Section, Wooroora Men’s Bowling Section and Wooroora Women’s Bowling Section. On a personal note I acknowledge the significant input that Mike Brown has had to the accomplishment of these changes. Without his tireless efforts the charter handed down by the Board of Bowls SA would not have been at this advanced stage.

Bob CooperBowls SA Hall of Fame | John McDougall OAM

The Bowls SA Hall of Fame recognises and promotes the outstanding achievements of South Australia’s greatest athletes and general members who through their achievements have made a significant contribution to the sport of lawn bowls in South Australia over the past 100 years. At the Awards Night in May 2011 the inaugural inductees to the Bowls SA Hall of Fame were honoured and during 2011/2012 the Hall of Fame Committee reviewed 30 nominations and the following were inducted at the Awards Night on 25 May 2012:• Don Collins (Deceased)• David (Verd) Hamblen (Deceased)• Shirley Kelly (Deceased)• Garnet Putland OAM (Deceased)

The Hall of Fame Committee continue to review past members whose achievements as administrators or athletes place them in high esteem and worthy of greater recognition through induction into the Bowls SA Hall of Fame.

John McDougall OAM


Greens Advisory Committee | John McDougall OAM

The Bowls SA Board introduced the Greens Advisory Panel to develop and implement a program of educational and advisory services in relation to greens management for Greenkeepers and Club Administrators. The panel for 2011/2012 comprised Chairman John McDougall OAM, and representatives from the SA Greenkeepers Association: Russel Edmunds, Greg Daulby, Nigel Ryan, Brad Porter and Kevin Lewis. The Panel met twice during the year and also had several consultations electronically. A Field Day was conducted at the Ardrossan Bowling Club in September 2011 and some 150 members from around the State attended.

Presentation sessions included:1. Renovation of greens2. Nutrition3. Disease Management4. Irrigation5. Spraying Methods6. Occupation Health and Safety7. Machinery maintenance8. Preparation of Play

Following the presentations the attendees were able to discuss individual problems on a ‘one-on-one’ basis with the Green keepers who were involved in the presentations. The Field Day was also supported by Globe Machinery and Gold Acres services. During the 2012/2013 season Field Days are planned to be at Lameroo for grass greens, and in response to requests from Member Clubs, a day will also be held later in the season to cover artificial surfaces.

John McDougall OAM


Treasurer’s Report | John McDougall

It is with pleasure that I present the audited financial accounts for the year ended 30 June 2012.The business climate during the financial year reflected the lack of confidence being experienced generally and this resulted in lower than budgeted revenues from areas such as sponsorship and advertising. Despite this a net surplus of $8,405 was recorded.The budget planning for the 2011/12 year was based on a growth factor with commensurate increases in outgoing for programs to develop the sport in general. Because of the downturn in budgeted revenue mentioned earlier, a comprehensive review of expenditure targets was undertaken in the early part of 2012 resulting in effective cost efficiencies that allowed the final result which is basically in line with the budget. These cost efficiencies were undertaken without any significant lessening of the effectiveness of the programs in place and also covered the cost of the Community Development Officer Program ($25,000) which was approved by the Board and the Council outside of the budget. The final result was also assisted by a compensation payment from World Bowls 2012 Ltd of $15,000 to cover the cost of Bowls SA staff working on this project. So the final result is a commendable achievement and reflects the efforts of the Bowls SA staff and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee also continued to review and revise the Bowls SA Finance Policy throughout the year to ensure the best results could be obtained.The Bowls SA building was last valued in 2005 and consequently a revaluation was undertaken by Savills with the current value being assessed at $1.1m (in line with normal commercial practice revaluations will be carried out every three to five years in future). Investments stand at $806,309 and Members Funds at $1.956m. This reflects the very stable financial position of the organisation.It is essential for the future of the sport that a strong and effective Club network continues to be in place. With the strong financial stability of the State organisation it is considered appropriate for the Board/Council to consider additional effective and efficient programs to strengthen the future of the Club network. These programs should be visible to the membership as well as being relevant and in keeping with the Strategic Plan.I would also personally like to thank the Finance Committee members, Michael Brown, Bob Cooper, Brian Harmer and Ivy Kluske and Bowls SA staff members Ben Scales, Nola Byass and Denise Edge for their contributions throughout the year.The forthcoming year will still present problems in revenue streams arising from the low business confidence; however with the processes in place and strategies implemented I look forward to the coming year with confidence.

John McDougall OAM FFin JP

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Income & Expenditure for year ended 30 June 2012

INCOME 2012 2011

Advertising 944 0

Administration Fee 62,371 65,025

Bowls Australia 3,636 0

Bowls SA - Aged Receivables 14 58

Club Member Registrations 612,433 611,377

Club Subscriptions 16,446 16,586

Clearance Fees 14,451 15,151

Club Pennant Nominations 13,427 12,476

Coaching 5,914 6,536

Commission 1,234 1,236

Fines-Club Development 375 2,300

Grants 133,905 154,315

Hire of Equipment 430 217

Information Directory 0 2

Interest on Invested Funds 58,019 55,609

Junior Development 24,630 21,518

Lottery Income 0 57,205

Member Servicing 9,624 7,066

Special Events/Projects 2,000 2,000

Sponsorship 95,099 93,735

Sundry 1,842 55

Sale of Goods 22,595 39,779

Less Cost of Resale Goods -18,854 -31,788

Tournament Entry Fees 48,656 49,459

Umpiring 4,043 4,734

Masters Games 5,232 300

SA Bowler 98,095 85,604

Total Net Income 1,216,561 1,270,555

EXPENSES 2012 2011

Audit & Accounting Fees 5,120 4,864


Bad Debts 0 595

Bank Fees 1,660 1,787

Bowls Australia 209,872 172,721

Building - Repairs & Maintenance 10,809 12,009

Coaching 4,520 3,004

Computer Expenses & Rental 15,003 14,524

Depreciation 23,990 17,840

Development Manager 353 49,238

Development Officer 45,452 36,339

Electricity 5,867 6,596

General Manager 3,453 3,548

Grants 0 126

High Performance 140,690 128,929

Insurance 26,852 26,944

Junior Development 18,790 20,684

Legal Fees 8,387 245

Lottery 0 49,533

Marketing 56,041 61,979

Meetings 2,702 2,371

Member Servicing 18,944 14,168

Motor Vehicle 4,818 8,553

Office Supplies 2,923 4,042

Office Equipment 1,707 323

Pennants 15,557 13,772

Photocopier 16,508 16,949

Postage & Freight 13,871 16,283

Printing & Stationery 9,197 12,481

Promo. Items (Not Resale) 3,960 5,033

Representatives 2,793 2,867

Rates & Taxes (including Water) 5,934 5,319

Special Events/Projects 7,831 11,147

Sponsorship Servicing 1,963 1,810

Expenses 2012 2011

Strategic Plan 7,785 2,788



Subscriptions 1,299 1,424

Telephone & Fax 7,960 7,731

Tournament 15,912 12,051

Tournament Prize Money 31,410 30,595

Travel & Reimbursements 6,694 7,861

Wages & Salaries 348,589 325,938

Umpires 2,764 2,833

COMM: Boundaries Review 0 87

COMM: Coaching 130 0

COMM: Constitution 420 197

COMM: Greens Advisory 455 909

COMM: Match & Program 445 173

COMM: World Bowls 2012 -15,745 0

COMM: SA Bowler Magazine 113,383 116,650

COMM: Umpires/Markers 1,088 1,714

Total Expenses 1,208,156 1,237,574

Net Surplus 8,405 32,981

ASSETS 2012 2011 2010

Current Assets

Cash In Bank 78,121 31,799 43,104

Investments 806,309 855,115 756,323

Prepayments 0 0 0

Accounts Receivable 30,275 67,872 51,596

Stock on Hand 4,638 3,224 3,890

Total Current Assets 919,343 958,010 854,913

Non-Current Assets

Lockleys - Building 1,100,000 685,000 685,000

Lockleys - Motor Vehicle 11,520 15,979 20,438

Lockleys - Furniture & Equipment 63,882 52,260 62,857

Total Non-Current Assets 1,175,402 753,239 768,295

TOTAL ASSETS 2,094,745 1,711,249 1,623,208

LIABILITIES 2012 2011 2010


Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2012


Current Liabilities

Creditors 23,101 59,288 29,693

Credit Cards 2,631 9,548 9,004

GST Liability -2,480 -911 -464

Provision - Repayment Grant 10,826 10,959 0

Trust Funds 7,800 9,400 9,400

Payroll Liabilities 63,181 62,566 49,786

Total Current Liabilities 105,059 150,850 97,419

Non-Current Liabilities

Prov: Long Service Leave 33,061 27,179 25,551

Total Non-Current Liabilities 33,061 27,179 25,551

TOTAL LIABILITIES 138,120 178,029 122,970

NET ASSETS 1,956,625 1,533,220 1,500,238

Members' Funds

Retained Earnings 122,864 89,883 21,132

Current Year Earnings 8,405 32,981 68,750

Introduced Funds 1,167,422 1,167,422 1,167,422

Building Revaluation August 05 242,934 242,934 242,934

Building Revaluation June 12 415,000 0 0

TOTAL MEMBERS' FUND 1,956,625 1,533,220 1,500,238

Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2012

1. IN THE OPINION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:a) The accompanying Income and Expenditure Statement is drawn up so as to present fairly the surplus of the Association for the financial year ended 30 June 2012.

b) The accompanying Balance Sheet is drawn up to present fairly the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year then ended 30 June 2012.

STATEMENT BY THE BOARD:In the opinion of the members of the Board of Bowls SA Inc and in compliance with Section 35 (2) (c) of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1985:

1) The attached accounts present fairly the results of the operation of the Association for the financial year ending 30th day of June 2012 and the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year.

2) The Board has reasonable grounds to believe the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.The accounts of the Association have been made out in accordance with Statements of Accounting Concepts and applicable Australian accounting standards.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board on 23 July, 2012 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.


2. SUMMARY 0F SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the relevant Statements of Accounting Concepts, Accounting Standards and the disclosure requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act. The Financial Statements are prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention, except for certain assets which, as noted, are at valuation. The Accounting policies adopted are consistent with those of previous years.

(a) Income TaxThe Association is a non-taxable entity; consequently no provision has been made for income tax.

(b) Stock On HandAll Stock on hand is stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

(c) DepreciationDepreciation is calculated on all items of Plant, Equipment, etc., (except computers and peripherals) at 10% of written down value. Depreciation on computers and peripherals is calculated at 25% of purchase price.

(d) CashFor purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash includes investments which are readily convertible to cash on hand and which are used in the cash management function on a day-to-day basis.

3. RELATED PARTIESRemuneration and Benefits: Not Applicable

4. RENTAL COMMITMENTTotal operating rent commitment in respect of a photocopier and not included in the accounts is: Financial Year 2012/2013: $6,009 (ex GST)Future Commitment: $9,918 (ex GST) ceasing November 2015

5. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS - SuperannuationThe Association complies with all Award and Superannuation Guarantee Charge requirements and monies are invested in external funds.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF BOWLS SA INC:In the opinion of the members of the Board, during the financial year ended 30 June 2012:

a) No officer of the Association, a firm of which an officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest, has received or become entitled to receive a benefit as a result of a contract between the officer, a firm of which the officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest and the Association.

b) No officer of the Association has received directly or indirectly from the Association any payment or other benefit of a pecuniary value.

Signed at Adelaide on the 23 July 2012 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.

Ivy Kluske John McDougall OAMPresident Bowls SA Inc Treasurer Bowls SA Inc


VariationCash In Bank Increase 46,322Investments Decrease -48,806Accounts Receivable Decrease -37,598Stock on Hand Increase 1,414Creditors Decrease 36,187Credit Cards Increase 6,917GST Liability Increase 1,569Provision-Repay Move-It Grant 133Trust Funds Decrease 1,600Payroll Liabilities Decrease -915Annual Leave Provision Decrease 300Increase in Working Capital Activities 7,123Building Investment 0Motor Vehicle investment Decrease -4,459Furniture & Equipment investment Decrease 11,623Provision for Long Service Leave Decrease -5,882Increase in Non-working Capital Activities 1,282Increase in Working Capital Activities 7,123Plus Increase in Non Working Capital Activities 1,282Equals Surplus for year ended 30 June 2012 8,405

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Cash Flows for year ended 30 June 2012


AUDITORS REPORT TO THE MEMBERS SCOPE:We have audited the financial statements of Bowls SA Incorporated for the year ended 30 June 2012 comprising Balance Sheet (Net Assets $1,956,625), Statement of Income and Expenditure (Net Surplus $8,405), Statement of Cash Flows and the Notes to the Accounts. The elected Committee of the Association is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements. We have conducted an independent audit of these financial statements in order to express an opinion on them to the members.

The audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures include examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act (SA) so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the Association’s financial position, the results of its operations and cash flows.The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis.

AUDIT OPINION:In our opinion the financial statements present fairly in accordance with applicable Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Associations Incorporations Act (SA), the financial position of Bowls SA Incorporated as at 30 June 2012 and the results of its operations and cash flows for the year then ended.

INDEPENDENCE DECLARATION:Pursuant to the requirements of Section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001, I declare that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, during the year ended 30 June 2012 there have been:

1. No contraventions of the auditor independence requirements as set out in the Corporations Act 2001 in relation to the audit; and

2. No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit.

NRM JohnsonCertified Practising Accountants First Floor19 Sturt StreetAdelaide SA 5000

Nicholas Matsis CPA PartnerASIC Registered Auditor Number 77466

South Australia, this 24th day of July 2012


EVENT & AWARD WINNERS

STATE EVENTS

STATE SINGLES

Men’s Champion Scott Thulborn

Women’s Champion Mary Selfridge

Disability Champion Liam Buckley

STATE PAIRS

Men’s Champions Adam Forbes, Scott Thulborn

Women’s Champions Yvette Wells, Jacky Jacobs

STATE TRIPLES

Men’s Champions Dave Thulborn, Brett Davis, Scott Thulborn

Women’s Champions Renata Callisto, Lyn Prosso, Jackie Gardiner

OPEN SINGLES

Champion Scott Thulborn

MIXED PAIRS

Champions Karen Baum, Brenton Brown

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

SINGLES

Men’s Champion Will McPharlin

Women’s Champion Riina Bradbrook

PAIRS

Men’s Champions Graham Schenke, Garry Mason

Women’s Champions Marie Roberts, Laini Murray

COUNTRY CARNIVAL

SINGLES

Men’s Champion Bruce Hines

Women’s Champion Heather Richards

PAIRS

Men’s Champions Timm Thompson, Ian Long

Women’s Champions Margaret Marshall, Heather Richards

FOURS

Men’s Champions Des Kluske, John Obst

Len Gommers, Andrew Stasinowsky

Women’s Champions Joy Bilney, Margaret Marshall

Marj Richardson, Heather Richards

UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIPS

SINGLES

Boy’s Champion Ben Bowman

Girl’s Champion Renee McPharlin

PAIRS

Boy’s Champions Quinn Raymond, Brandon Whiley

Girl’s Champions Breeanna Dickson, Renee McPharlin

TRIPLES

Boy’s Champions Marc Scott, Isaac Trenorden, Jonothan Voigt

Girl’s Champions Sarah Voigt, Breeanna Dickson,

Renee McPharlin

NIGHT OWLS STATE FINAL

CHAMPIONS Damien Whittenbury, Ken Stewart

Scott Hocking, Brenton Hughes

AWARD WINNERS

State Event Player of the Year - Men Scott Thulborn

State Event Player of the Year - Women Jackie Gardiner

State Representative of the Year - Men Simon Dorr

State Representative of the Year - Women Katrina Miller

Country Carnival Player of the Year - Men Dean Clohessy

Country Carnival Player of the Year - Women Heather Richards

APIA Volunteer of the Year Ian Bailey

Coach of the Year Stephanie Simms

Under 18 Player of the Year - Boys Ben Bowman

Under 18 Player of the Year - Girls Renee McPharlin

Henselite JDS Player of the Year James Bodnar


COUNTRY PENNANT WINNERS

COUNTRY - SATURDAY

REGION 1 REGION 2 REGION 3UPPER SOUTH EAST NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA SPENCER GULF

DIVISION 1 BORDERTOWN RED DIVISION 1 MOONTA DIVISION 1 PORT AUGUSTA RED

DIVISION 2 KEITH GOLD DIVISION 2 KADINA DIVISION 2 PORT AUGUSTA BLUE

DIVISION 3 KADINA

LOWER SOUTH EAST SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA NORTH WESTERN

DIVISION 1 MT GAMBIER RSL RED DIVISION 1 MINLATON DIVISION 1 BHAS

DIVISION 2 NARACOORTE RED DIVISION 2 STANSBURY BLUE DIVISION 2 BOOLEROO

DIVISION 3 MILLICENT RED DIVSION 3 GEORGETOWN

DIVISION 4 MILLICENT RED DIVISION 4 BHAS

DIVISION 5 KINGSTON

REGION 4 REGION 5 REGION 6BAROSSA & LIGHT SOUTHERN EYRE SOUTHERN MALLEE

DIVISION 1 FREELING DIVISION 1 PORT LINCOLN RED DIVISION 1 GERANIUM

DIVISION 2 ANGASTON BLUE DIVISION 2 CUMMINS PURPLE DIVISION 2 PINNAROO

DIVISION 3 TANUNDA

RIVERLAND EASTERN EYRE LOWER MURRAY

DIVISION 1 BERRI DIVISION 1 COWELL NORTH DIVISION 1 MANNUM

DIVISION 2 LOXTON RSL DIVISION 2 JERVOIS BLACK

DIVISION 3 GREEN LOXTON RSL GREEN DIVISION 3 MURRAY BRIDGE WHITE

DIVISION 3 GOLD LOXTON

MID MURRAY WESTERN EYRE HILLS

DIVISION 1 SWAN REACH GOLD DIVISION 1 WIRRULLA DIVISION 1 WOODSIDE

SILVER CITY DIVISION 2 MOUNT BARKER

DIVISION 1 NORTH BROKEN HILL DIVISION 3 MOUNT BARKER

REGION 7 REGION 8GREAT SOUTHERN BROUGHTON

DIVISION 1 MCLAREN VALE DIVISION 1 BRINKWORTH

DIVISION 2 WILLUNGA DIVISION 2 KOOLUNGA

DIVISION 3 GOOLWA BLACK MID NORTH

DIVISION 4 WILLUNGA DIVISION 1 BURRA

DIVISION 5 WILLUNGA DIVISION 2 RED CLARE GREEN

DIVISION 6 MILANG DIVISION 2 WHITE BURRA

KANGAROO ISLAND WOOROORA

DIVISION 1 KINGSCOTE BLUE DIVISION 1 HAMLEY BRIDGE

DIVISION 2 PORT WAKEFIELD BLUE

DIVISION 3 MALLALA BLACK

COUNTRY MEN’S MIDWEEKREGION 2 REGION 3 REGION 4

NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA EASTERN BAROSSA & LIGHT

DIVISION 1 BUTE DIVISION 1 MELROSE BLUE DIVISION 1 KAPUNDA

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA WESTERN RIVERLAND

DIVISION 1 MINLATON DIVISION 1 BHAS GOLD DIVISION 1 RENMARK GREEN

REGION 5 OVERALL FINAL REGION 6

SOUTHERN EYRE DIVISION 1 BHAS GOLD LOWER MURRAY

DIVISION 1 PORT LINCOLN RED DIVISION 1 MURRAY BRIDGE KOOKABURRAS

DIVISION 2 COFFIN BAY GOLD HILLS

EASTERN EYRE CLEVE DIVISION 1 HAHNDORF


METROPOLITAN & COUNTRY PENNANT WINNERS

COUNTRY - SATURDAY

REGION 1 REGION 2 REGION 3UPPER SOUTH EAST NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA SPENCER GULF

DIVISION 1 BORDERTOWN RED DIVISION 1 MOONTA DIVISION 1 PORT AUGUSTA RED

DIVISION 2 KEITH GOLD DIVISION 2 KADINA DIVISION 2 PORT AUGUSTA BLUE

DIVISION 3 KADINA

LOWER SOUTH EAST SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA NORTH WESTERN

DIVISION 1 MT GAMBIER RSL RED DIVISION 1 MINLATON DIVISION 1 BHAS

DIVISION 2 NARACOORTE RED DIVISION 2 STANSBURY BLUE DIVISION 2 BOOLEROO

DIVISION 3 MILLICENT RED DIVSION 3 GEORGETOWN

DIVISION 4 MILLICENT RED DIVISION 4 BHAS

DIVISION 5 KINGSTON

REGION 4 REGION 5 REGION 6BAROSSA & LIGHT SOUTHERN EYRE SOUTHERN MALLEE

DIVISION 1 FREELING DIVISION 1 PORT LINCOLN RED DIVISION 1 GERANIUM

DIVISION 2 ANGASTON BLUE DIVISION 2 CUMMINS PURPLE DIVISION 2 PINNAROO

DIVISION 3 TANUNDA

RIVERLAND EASTERN EYRE LOWER MURRAY

DIVISION 1 BERRI DIVISION 1 COWELL NORTH DIVISION 1 MANNUM

DIVISION 2 LOXTON RSL DIVISION 2 JERVOIS BLACK

DIVISION 3 GREEN LOXTON RSL GREEN DIVISION 3 MURRAY BRIDGE WHITE

DIVISION 3 GOLD LOXTON

MID MURRAY WESTERN EYRE HILLS

DIVISION 1 SWAN REACH GOLD DIVISION 1 WIRRULLA DIVISION 1 WOODSIDE

SILVER CITY DIVISION 2 MOUNT BARKER

DIVISION 1 NORTH BROKEN HILL DIVISION 3 MOUNT BARKER

REGION 7 REGION 8GREAT SOUTHERN BROUGHTON

DIVISION 1 MCLAREN VALE DIVISION 1 BRINKWORTH

DIVISION 2 WILLUNGA DIVISION 2 KOOLUNGA

DIVISION 3 GOOLWA BLACK MID NORTH

DIVISION 4 WILLUNGA DIVISION 1 BURRA

DIVISION 5 WILLUNGA DIVISION 2 RED CLARE GREEN

DIVISION 6 MILANG DIVISION 2 WHITE BURRA


DIVISION 1 KINGSCOTE BLUE DIVISION 1 HAMLEY BRIDGE

DIVISION 2 PORT WAKEFIELD BLUE

DIVISION 3 MALLALA BLACK

COUNTRY MEN’S MIDWEEKREGION 2 REGION 3 REGION 4

NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA EASTERN BAROSSA & LIGHT

DIVISION 1 BUTE DIVISION 1 MELROSE BLUE DIVISION 1 KAPUNDA

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA WESTERN RIVERLAND

DIVISION 1 MINLATON DIVISION 1 BHAS GOLD DIVISION 1 RENMARK GREEN

REGION 5 OVERALL FINAL REGION 6

SOUTHERN EYRE DIVISION 1 BHAS GOLD LOWER MURRAY

DIVISION 1 PORT LINCOLN RED DIVISION 1 MURRAY BRIDGE KOOKABURRAS

DIVISION 2 COFFIN BAY GOLD HILLS

EASTERN EYRE CLEVE DIVISION 1 HAHNDORF

METROPOLITAN - WEDNESDAYPREMIER LEAGUE METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

DIVISION 1 GRANGE DIVISION 1 NORTH ROSEWATER DIVISION 2 EAST PAYNEHAM

DIVISION 2 NORTH ADELAIDE DIVISION 1 SOUTH HAPPY VALLEY DIVISION 2 WEST HOLDFAST BAY

DIVISION 2 SOUTH EDWARDSTOWN DIVISION 1 EAST PAYNEHAM DIVISION 3 NORTH MUNNO PARA RED

DIVISION 1 WEST CLARENCE GARDENS DIVISION 3 CENTRAL HAWTHORN

DIVISION 2 NORTH PARA HILLS RED DIVISION 3 SOUTH HAPPY VALLEY

DIVISION 2 SOUTH REYNELLA RED

METROPOLITAN - THURSDAY

PREMIER LEAGUE METROPOLITAN LEAGUEDIVISION 1 PROSPECT-BROADVIEW DIVISION 1 NORTH SALISBURY DIVISION 1 WEST HOLDFAST BAY

DIVISION 2 NORTH GAWLER DIVISION 1 SOUTH HAPPY VALLEY DIVISION 2 NE SALISBURY

DIVISION 2 SOUTH GRANGE DIVISION 1 EAST TRANMERE DIVISION 2 SW CHRISTIES BEACH

METROPOLITAN - SATURDAYPREMIER LEAGUE METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

DIVISION 1 ADELAIDE DIVISION 1 NORTH WALKERVILLE DIVISION 3 EAST WALKERVILLE

DIVISION 2 NORTH ROSEWATER DIVISION 1 SOUTH MARION DIVISION 3 WEST UNDERDALE AIRPORT

DIVISION 2 SOUTH HAWTHORN DIVISION 1 EAST ADELAIDE DIVISION 3 SW EDWARDSTOWN

DIVISION 1 WEST LOCKLEYS DIVISION 3 CENTRAL MILLSWOOD

TRIPLES DIVISION 2 NORTH PARA HILLS DIVISION 4 NORTH TRANMERE

DIVISION 1 SEMAPHORE RED DIVISION 2 SOUTH MARION DIVISION 4 SOUTH REYNELLA RED

DIVISION 2 EAST TOORAK BURNSIDE DIVISION 4 EAST TRANMERE WHITE

DIVISION 2 WEST HINDMARSH DIVISION 4 WEST HOLDFAST BAY

DIVISION 3 NORTH MUNNO PARA RED DIVISION 4 NW GRANGE

DIVISION 3 SOUTH MORPHETT VALE DIVISION 4 SW EDWARDSTOWN

COUNTRY - WOMEN’SREGION 1 REGION 2 REGION 3

SOUTH EASTERN NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA NORTH WESTERN

DIVISION 1 PORT MACDONNELL DIVISION 1 MOONTA RED DIVISION 1 BHAS BLUE

DIVISION 2 PENOLA DIVISION 2 WALLAROO BLUE

DIVISION 3 LUCINDALE SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA FLINDERS

UPPER SOUTH EAST DIVISION 1 MINLATON DIVISION 1 MELROSE GREEN

DIVISION 1 BORDERTOWN RED DIVISION 2 MINLATON SPENCER GULF

DIVISION 1 WHYALLA GOLF RED

REGION 4 REGION 5 REGION 6BAROSSA & LIGHT WESTERN EYRE SOUTHERN MALLEE

DIVISION 1 NURIOOTPA DIVISION 1 STREAKY BAY RED DIVISION 1 LAMEROO

MID MURRAY EASTERN EYRE HILLS

DIVISION 1 SWAN REACH GOLD DIVISION 1 KIMBA DIVISION 1 MOUNT BARKER WHITE

RIVERLAND SOUTHERN EYRE LOWER MURRAY

DIVISION 1 BERRI DIVISION 1 CUMMINS RED DIVISION 1 MANNUM

DIVISION 2 RENMARK RSL DIVISION 2 COFFIN BAY GREEN DIVISION 2 MURRAY BRIDGE RSL

DIVISION 3 MOOROOK

SILVER CITY REGION 7 REGION 8DIVISION 1 NORTH BROKEN HILL GREAT SOUTHERN HUTT & HILL RIVER

DIVISION 1 PORT ELLIOT RED DIVISION 1 REDHILL GOLD

DIVISION 2 WILLUNGA NORTHERN LIGHT

DIVISION 3 MYPONGA DIVISION 1 AUBURN BLACK


DIVISION 1 KINGSCOTE BLUE DIVISION 1 OWEN


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Adelaide 55 3

Adelaide High Old Scholars 13 1

Adelaide Oval 27

Aldinga Bay 29 1 8 42

Alford 20 17

Angaston 56 20 44

Ardrossan 63 2 38 1 64

Arno Bay 21 1 1 13 2

Arthurton 21 20 26

Ascot Park 99 8 2 41 1 1 256

Auburn 26 1 16 1 6

BHAS 69 38 28

Balaklava 49 1 25 2 11

Barmera 60 39 24

Beachport 25 1 11 3

Beaumont 73 15 83

Berri 54 1 36 2 54

Birchmore 43 2 19

Blackwood 62 16 122

Blanchetown 10 10 1

Blyth 32 11 1

Booborowie 26 11

Booleroo Centre 29 2 18

Bordertown 62 4 31 8 36

Brighton 145 36 1 62 9 131

Brinkworth 25 2 8

Broken Hill 32 1 16 1

Burra 33 27

Bute 33 3 22 1

Cadell 8 7

Caltowie 26 18

Ceduna 55 35 1 31

Christies Beach 77 2 36

Clare 64 1 41 24

Clarence Gardens 69 14 1 36 2 88

Clarendon 42 7 48

Clearview 106 2 35 1 128

Cleve 49 23 4

Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

CLUB MEMBERSHIP


Coffin Bay 39 15

Coonalpyn 26 1 3

Cowell 23 20 16

Croydon 33 3 5 4

Crystal Brook 47 2 20

Cummins 61 42

Curramulka 28 3 22 32

Edithburgh RSL 31 20

Edwardstown 91 9 1 61

Elizabeth 72 2 1 31 1 1

Encounter Bay 108 40 62 15 2 87

ETSA 39 1 1 32

Eudunda 43 25 24

Frances 29

Freeling 39 1 18

Gawler 88 28 2 40 10 48

Georgetown 20 3 4

Geranium 24 1 10 8

Gladstone 35 1 11

Glenelg 62 3 10 7 116

Goolwa 114 20 67 13 200

Grange 87 7 39 5 85

Gulnare 13 5

Gumeracha 41 11

Hahndorf 44 1 17

Hallett 15 3

Hamley Bridge 36 15

Happy Valley 89 8 39 1 110

Hawker 13 20

Hawthorn 101 3 2 41 2 1 257

Henley 106 16 167

Hindmarsh 53 2 5 36

Holdfast Bay 100 8 43 140

Hope Valley 120 33 55 17 2 169

Iron Knob 1

Jamestown 53 1 22 16

Jervois 52 1 20

Kadina 53 37 1

Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Kalangadoo 25 1 9

CLUB MEMBERSHIP


Kapunda 56 21 2 1 36

Karoonda 33 1 1 14 1

Keith 51 2 22 4

Kensington/Marryatville 96 21 4 35 2 77

Kimba 43 3 25 11 23

Kingscote 37 2 19 1 2

Kingston SE 40 31

Kirton 68 7 1 54 16 77

Koolunga 16 5

Lameroo 40 3 28 12

Langhorne Creek 46 1 13 24

Laura 34 2 16

Lenswood 37 4 7 1

Lobethal 57 15 64

Lock 16 3 4

Lockleys 102 5 2 44 2 1 184

Loxton 102 3 45 4 41

Loxton RSL 42 17

Lucindale 30 18 1

Lyndoch 50 1 1 23 3 64

Lyrup 23 18

McLaren Flat 27 1 48

McLaren Vale 74 2 34 78

Maitland 49 34 18

Mallala 40 2 23 40

Mannum 46 2 26 3 1 49

Marion 114 11 49 13 211

Marion RSL 29 1 12 19

Meadows 37 1 9 32

Melrose 32 20

Meningie 29 19

Milang 27 1 13 1 1

Millicent 89 9 44 3 132

Millswood 25 1

Minlaton 29 1 28 1 48Minnipa 15 4

Mintaro 23 1 14 8

Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Modbury 132 80 68 21 1 276

Monash 29 12 6

CLUB MEMBERSHIP


Moonta 89 7 79 5 94

Moorook 28 13 1

Morgan 18 1 1 14

Morphett Vale 90 5 2 35 1 149

Mount Barker 47 22

Mount Gambier 90 36 89

Mount Gambier RSL 122 2 51 1 73

Mount Pleasant 45 1 1 13 2 1 8

Mundoora 26 1 17 1

Mundulla 37 25

Munno Para 66 1 28 37

Murray Bridge 87 4 1 42 4 144

Murray Bridge RSL 35 23

Murrayville & RSL 25

Myponga 47 12 2

Naracoorte 71 35

Naracoorte RSL 34 17

North Broken Hill 32 7 2 27

Novar Gardens 73 32 24

Nuriootpa 67 25

Oakbank 30 5

Orroroo 39 3 21

Owen 29 2 11

Padthaway 18 3 1 2

Para Hills 71 1 2 24 82

Parilla 26 1 2

Parndana 41 21

Paskeville 57 19 3

Payneham 113 1 2 57 192

Penfield 30 6 1 13 5 7

Penola 31 26 2 18

Peterborough 28 1 1 7 2 38

Pinnaroo 22 11

Poochera 7

Port Adelaide 55 1 16

Port Augusta 60 4 1 37 7 1

Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Port Broughton 44 1 20

Port Elliot 102 56 60

Port Germein 28 10

CLUB MEMBERSHIP


Port Lincoln 63 1 41 1 72

Port MacDonnell 54 32 8

Port Neill 23 21

Port Noarlunga 80 3 36 2 41

Port Pirie 65 1 31 32

Port Victoria 34 1 26

Port Vincent 43 25

Port Wakefield 38 4 12 20

Prospect-Broadview 61 33 96

Quorn 37 1 11

Reade Park 38 1 6

Redhill 17 1 19

Renmark 47 32 36

Renmark RSL 47 27

Reynella 98 1 33 121

Riverton 30 24 8

Robe 43 3 35

Robertstown 26 2 18 1

Rosewater 65 2 1 15 40

Roxby Downs 21 7 36

Saddleworth 37 2 21 19

Salisbury 116 32 2 47 9 2 167

Semaphore 68 6 2 27 267

Snowtown 32 17

Somerton 115 59 21 26 2 412

Spalding 19 2 10 1

Stansbury 45 1 21 2

Strathalbyn 73 28 112

Streaky Bay 62 2 32

Sturt 44 7 2 208

Swan Reach 14 10

Tailem Bend 41 20

Tanunda 50 3 23 84

Tarlee 23 3 12 1 1 4

Tintinara 30 15 1

Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Toorak Burnside 66 15 1 25 3 97

Tranmere 97 53 136

Trinity Gardens 34 3 19 3 24

Tumby Bay 55 2 24 18

CLUB MEMBERSHIP


Two Wells 45 16

Underdale Airport 53 1 12 76

Uraidla 45 1 18

Victor Harbor 119 1 1 61 72

Waikerie 64 28 2

Walkerville 67 25 124

Wallaroo 91 1 64 73

Wallaroo Mines 50 1 3 39 32

Warooka 45 27 8

Wasleys 24 2 5 3

Watervale 12 2 2 1 4

West Croydon & Kilkenny RSL 24 6

West Lakes 94 3 4 43 2 264

Whyalla 53 2 1 16 4 54

Whyalla Golf 46 5 29 89

Willunga 52 2 23 1 81

Wilmington 21 1 16 1

Wirrabara 19 12

Wirrulla 21 2 1

Woodside 44 10

Woodville 46 1 28 81

Wudinna 36 23 14

Yacka 17 2 2

Yankalilla 59 31 73

Yorketown 43 31 48

Zinc Broken Hill 30 1 21

Justices 3

Bowls Past Presidents Assoc. 1

Master Builders Assoc. of SA 1

Mixed Electric Light (MELBA) 1 1

Club Bowls SA 14 7

Total 10837 561 174 4978 287 51 8557

CLUB MEMBERSHIP


CATEGORY 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

Metro

Male Full 4076 3916 3904 3850 3935

Female Full 1536 1430 1364 1399 1437

Male Associate/Social 471 504 466 350 420

Female Associate/Social 158 174 173 113 151

Male Junior/Student 42 39 36 56 41

Female Junior/Student 13 9 9 31 15

Administration Fee 3337 4505 4716 5033 5440

Male GOTG 1867 746 - - -

Female GOTG 429 308 - - -

Total - Metro 11,929 11,631 10,668 10,832 11,439

Country

Male Full 7311 7312 7273 7237 6902

Female Full 3939 3948 3841 3710 3541

Male Associate/Social 161 152 120 126 141

Female Associate/Social 122 111 107 121 136

Male Junior/Student 165 152 150 125 133

Female Junior/Student 24 27 29 32 36

Administration Fee 3071 3204 4104 3908 3117

Male GOTG 1191 589 - - -

Female GOTG 583 319 - - -

Total - Country 16,567 15,814 15,624 15,259 14,006

TOTALS 28,496 27,445 26,292 26,091 25,445

MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY


CORPORATE PARTNERS

Bowls SA recognises the support of its corporate partners:

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sa bowls annual report 2012

Documents

development report

treasurers report

auditors report

presidents report

coaching committee report

umpires committee report

sa bowler report

high performance report