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ANNUAL REPORT
HOCKEY SA 2011
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CONTENTS
Patrons 4
South Australian Olympians 4
2011 Board 5
Life members 6
Staff 7
Committees 7
Clubs & Associations 8
Representative Players 8
HSA Chairman’s Report 11
Chief Executive Officer Report 12
Finance Director Report 13
High Performance & Competitions Report 14
Hockey Metro Report 15
Game Development Report 17
Umpires & Technical Committee Report 18
Australian Women’s Committee Report 19
Junior Committee Report 19
SASI Report 20
State Team Coaches and Officials 21
South Australian State Teams 23
Metro Clubs Reports 26
Men’s Masters Touring Report 28
Regional Association Reports 29
Hockey SA Awards 2011 32
Hockey Metro Awards 2011 33
Officer’s Report 34
Financial Statements 35
Directory 51
Emily Grist 2011 U21 Women’s Australian National Championships
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PATRONS
PATRONHis Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AO CSC RANR
ViCE PATRONSMaxwell Weir
Rhonda Harding
Bruce Bowley OAM JP
Margaret Baker AM
Hon Tom Kenyon MP
1968 MExiCO CiTY
Robert Haigh – Silver Medal
1972 MUNiCH
Robert Haigh
1976 MONTREAL
Robert Haigh – Silver Medal
Trevor Smith – Silver Medal
Steve Marshall
1984 LOS ANgELES
Trevor Smith
Adrian Berce*
Grant Mitton
Michael Nobbs
Sandi Pisani
Sue Watkins
1988 SEOUL
Peter Noel
Roger Smith
Sandi Pisani – Gold Medal
1992 BARCELONA
Paul Lewis – Silver Medal
Juliet Haslam
Alison Peek
1996 ATLANTA
Paul Lewis – Bronze Medal
Juliet Haslam – Gold Medal
2000 SYdNEY
Alison Peek – Gold Medal
Juliet Haslam – Gold Medal
Katie Allen – Gold Medal
2004 ATHENS
Grant Schubert – Gold Medal
Carmel Bakurski
2008 BEijiNg
Grant Schubert – Bronze Medal
*Deceased
Hon Tom Kenyon MP SOUTH AUSTRALiAN OLYMPiANS
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BRETT STOKES, diRECTOR• Hockey SA High Performance Committee
• Local, National and Regional Hockey Coach and Player
• HSA Accredited Coach Facilitator
• Bachelors degree in Adult and Vocational Education
• Certificate 4 in workplace training and Assessment
• TAFE Lecturer in responsible service of Liquor and Gambling
• Qualified Police Prosecutor
• Qualified to rank of Senior Sergeant, SA Police
gERRY CAwSON, diRECTOR• Over 30 years involvement in playing, coaching,
umpiring and administering hockey in England, Hong Kong and Australia
• Partner of Minter Ellison lawyers in South Australia and regarded as one of the leading corporate and commercial lawyers in South Australia
• Nearly 20 years experience advising on corporate and commercial legal matters in London, Budapest, Hong Kong, Sydney and Adelaide
• Various board and committee positions, including with the technology software company Run With Robots Pty Ltd, a private investment trust, Australian Institute of Company Directors
• Tomorrow’s Directors Committee and the Salvation Army Ingle Farm Appeal Committee
jAMES TOLSON, diRECTOR• Hockey Admin 25 years County, City
• HSA President
• Joined hockey in 1982 to participate with my family
• Extensive Management Training
• Epidemiology experience in Veterinary Science
• In Australia and other Countries
• Pioneer in embryo transfer in cattle
2011 BOARd
gARRY O’SHEA, CHAiR• Involved in Hockey for 46 years as player, manager,
coach and administrator
• Involved in finance industry for 34 years, including the last 13 years as a senior executive
• State Manager of Local Business Banking, Commonwealth Bank for the past 5 years
SARAH MCEACHERN, FiNANCE diRECTOR• Involved in Hockey for 17 years as a player and 10 years
in administration
• Manager in Business Consulting Services at Edwards Marshall
• Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) University of Adelaide, Member Institute of Chartered Accountants and Taxation Institute of Australia
TiM COLLiN, diRECTOR• 9 years sports admin and 24 years hockey playing
experience
• Diploma Financial Services (Financial Planning) and Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance
• Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors
• Director multiple commercial and not for profit boards
• Investor and Fund Manager
HELEN STONE, diRECTOR• Forestville Hockey Club, SA Women’s
Vets Representative
• Previously Women’s Secretary, Kingswood Hockey Club
• Project Officer, School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences, University of South Australia
• Bachelor of Pharmacy (SAIT), Bachelor of Science (Adelaide University), Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia
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LiFE MEMBERS
Peter Greenham 1958*
Wally Walker 1958*
Thelma Hulbert 1962
Kath Taintey 1962*
Jean Carmichael 1963*
Doris Lawler 1963*
A B Ball 1966*
Jeanette Freebairn 1965*
Margaret Baker AM 1965
L Ralph Grey OAM 1965*
Gerald Phillips MBE 1965*
Peter Spafford 1965*
Marie Nicholls (nee Dunn) 1966*
Josie Medwell 1968*
Reg Moyse 1969*
Ron Tidemann 1969*
Marjorie Kirk 1972*
Bruce Bowley OAM JP 1972
Colin Harding 1974*
Gerry Kennett 1976
Don Germein 1977*
Bayes Lloyd 1977*
Margaret McKenzie 1977*
Geoff Coombes 1978
Evelyn Tavener OAM 1979*
Yvonne Parsons 1980
Bruce Pitt OAM 1982
Margaret Morley 1983*
Alan R Martin 1988
Joyce Morley 1988
David Olson 1988
Pam Richardson 1989*
E Ising 1914*
Judy Smith 1920*
Hugh Gilmore 1930*
B C Knight 1930*
F L Parker 1930*
H S Mount 1935*
Jock Elder MC & BAR 1939*
M McRae 1940*
P G Nash 1941*
J R Siebert 1941*
Evelyn Tazewell 1941*
Lyndall Morris 1943*
V DE P Siebert 1946*
Arthur Weir MM & BAR AM 1946*
Claude Downs OAM 1947*
Fred Jarman 1947*
Stan Edmonds 1949*
A M McRae 1949*
Dorothy Somerville OAM 1949*
Nessie Magarey 1949*
Rae Miller 1950*
J Peers 1951*
Myrtle Bellis 1952*
Lorna Jolly OAM 1952*
Don Downs 1953*
Noreen O’Shea 1953*
William Smith 1953*
Ida Young 1953*
Gwen Downs 1955*
Mary Teesdale-Smith 1955*
Jack Nation 1956*
Gordon McGargill 1957*
Barbara Frederick 1990
Gloria Potter 1990
Kevin Barclay 1991
Kath Stanton AM 1991
Jack Nobbs OAM 1992*
Betty Bowley 1993
David Kennedy 1993
Brian Anthony 1994*
Dennis Meredith 1994
Raelene Trimper 1999
Jan McCallum 2001
Rosie Stern 2001
George Willoughby OAM 2002*
Peter deLacy 2003
Margaret Grieve 2005
Caroline Wood 2005
Robert Haigh 2006
Margaret McIlwraith 2006
Brian Roberts 2007
Wayne Harvey 2008
Gary Belder 2009
Maxwell Weir 2010
*Deceased
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COMMiTTEES STAFF
CHiEF ExECUTiVE OFFiCER
Peter Ali MBA JP
FiNANCE OFFiCER
Jacquie Harris
HSA AdMiNiSTRATOR HOCKEY METRO AdMiNiSTRATOR
Pauline Heylen
OPERATiONS COORdiNATOR
Sue Stephen
HigH PERFORMANCE ANd COMPETiTiON MANAgER
Nick Lenoir
gAME dEVELOPMENT COORdiNATOR
Dale Stephen
FACiLiTiES MANAgER
Neil (Stan) Matthews
HigH PERFORMANCECraig Victory
Nick Lenoir
Brett Stokes
Sandi Pisani
Melody Cooper
Tim Kloeden
Mini Gobolos
HOCKEY METROJohn Arthur (Chair)
Craig Sinclair (Secretary)
Dave Edwards
Jenny Cowan
Jim Hughes
Margaret McIlwraith
Sue Treglown
MEN’S MASTERS STATE TOURiNgStan Matthews (Chair)
Ric Roberts (Delegate)
Paul Beckmann (Treasurer)
Marlene Matthews (Minute Secretary)
Mal Reynolds
Brian Ivkovic
Mike Anderson
wOMEN’S MASTERSJudy Schmarr (SA Delegate NWMH)
Caroline Woods (Admin Coordinator AWMHC)
Judy Inkster
Margaret McIlwraith
Susan Lee
Annette Hyde
Jenny Kiel
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CLUBS & ASSOCiATiONSMETRO CLUBS
Adelaide Hockey Club
Adelaide Hills Hockey Club
Adelaide University Hockey Club
Annesley Old Scholars Hockey Club
Blackwood Hockey Club
Burnside Hockey Club
Enfield Hockey Club
Hockey Supporters SA Inc.
Flinders University Hockey Club
Forestville Hockey Club
Grange Royals Hockey Club
North East Hockey Club
Port Adelaide Districts Hockey Club
Prince Alfred Collegians Hockey club
Pulteney Old Scholars Hockey Club
St Peters Old Collegians Hockey Club
Seacliff Hockey Club
The Veterans Club of South Australia
PGC/Seymour College OCA Hockey Club
UniSA Lions Hockey Club
Westminster Hockey Club
Woodville Hockey Club
Yorkes Hockey Club
REgiONAL ASSOCiATiONS
Barossa Valley Hockey Association
Clare & Districts Hockey Association
Lower South East Hockey Association
Naracoorte Hockey Association
Port Lincoln Hockey Association
Port Pirie & Districts Hockey Association
Riverland Hockey Association
Tatiara Hockey Association
Whyalla Hockey Association
Yorke Peninsula Hockey Association
REPRESENTATiVE PLAYERSHOCKEYROOS
Holly Evans
Bianca Greenshields
Georgie Parker
Elise Stacy
SiS / SAS TOUR
Jake Stacy
Tom Wickham
jUNiOR MEN TOUR jAPAN CUP
Cameron Joyce
Edward Chittleborough
jUNiOR FEMALE TOUR iNdiA
Karri McMahon
Jane Claxton
COUNTRY MEN OCEANiA PACiFiC CUP Fiji
Stewart Hutchins
COUNTRY FEMALE OCEANiA PACiFiC CUP Fiji
Jessica Martin-Brown
MASTERS MEN SiNgAPORE
Mick Lewis Over 45’s
Phil Frost * Over 45’s Captain
Phil Shaw Over 45’s
Peter Storer Over 45’s Reserve
John Arney Over 60’s
Peter Neagle Over 60’s
Dale Thompson Over 60’s
Jeff Wait Over 60’s Reserve
Bob Claxton Over 65’s Playing Coach
Simon Williams Over 65’s
Ric Roberts Over 65’s Manager
Marvin Heaston Over 65’s Reserve
* Player of the Championship
MASTERS FEMALE gOLd COAST
Jenny Kiel* Over 50’s
Margaret McIlwraith Over 55’s Captain
* Player of the Championship
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Scott Germein U21 Australian National Championships 2011
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Airlie Ogilvy AHL OAMPS Suns 2011
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HSA CHAiRMAN’S REPORT
League for the first time in 16 years. This was a fantastic result for all involved in Hockey in South Australia.
Hockey SA was well represented at Open International level this year with Bianca Greenshields, Holly Evans, Elise Stacy and Georgie Parker all representing Australia at some stage during 2011.
Hockey SA’s regional associations continued to grow and prosper. Port Pirie officially opened their new water base playing surface and Port Lincoln successfully hosted the 2011 National Country Championships.
The development and participation numbers of regional associations is very promising and augers well for some exciting years ahead.
In his CEO report Peter will expand on the various projects that are currently underway.
From a Financial perspective, our Finance Chairperson, Sarah McEachern will detail our fiscal results for 2011 in her report.
On a personal note, I would like to thank the Board of Directors of Hockey SA for their support and hard work this year, Peter and his staff at Hockey SA have done a great job and should also be congratulated.
I have enjoyed my term as President and wish everyone a very successful 2012.
Garry David O’SheaPresident
It is with pleasure that I present the 2011 Annual Report from the Board of Hockey SA to our members.
The past twelve months have been very challenging both on and off the field with many successes.
This year we welcomed a new CEO in Peter Ali to our Hockey fraternity, Peter has settled into his role very well and I have no doubt over coming years will play an integral part in growing both our player base and facility structures.
Mid-year we also welcomed to the Board a new director in Gerry Cawson. Gerry, a senior partner in a major law firm, brings with him a wealth of valuable experience.
I wish to thank all members of the South Australian Hockey community for their passionate hard work during 2011, without your continued effort this sport could not survive.
Thanks also to The South Australian Government and The Office for Recreation and Sport who have been instrumental in providing grants and support to Hockey SA this year.
Their continued ongoing support is vital to us and we certainly owe them a debt of gratitude.
To our loyal sponsors, OAMPS, Just Hockey, Amadio Wines, Kukri, Balfours, Paradise Motors, SA Temp Fencing, Tea Tree Gully Meats, Haigh’s Chocolates thank you for your ongoing continued support and sponsorship of Hockey SA.
The year saw a major achievement on the field with the OAMPS Southern Suns winning the Australian Hockey
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In this financial year of operation, Hockey SA has reviewed its Constitution, Regulations, assisted Hockey Metro with an independent review of its rules by DMAW Lawyers and endeavoured to provide a consistent approach to the administration of hockey in South Australia.
The establishment of a Future Directions Committee provided an opportunity to review the current structure of the Hockey Metro Competition. The committee comprised Melissa Thompson, Ian Wishart, Paul Bond, Craig Sinclair, John Arthur, Sue Stephen and Peter Ali. A recommendation for the proposed 2013 Hockey Metro Competition structure will be presented to the Presidents at a meeting scheduled for February 2012. I take this opportunity to thank all members of the committee for their dedication and time they provided.
To assist with identifying marketing and promotional opportunities, a market survey was commissioned by Hockey SA and facilitated by East End Marketing. The Information will be reviewed and the development of a marketing plan to raise the profile of hockey in South Australia will be implemented.
The recruitment of new entrants into the world of hockey is high on the agenda and I’m pleased to advise under the direction of Dale Stephen Hockey SA was able to record 1,154 new registered players between the ages of 5-12 and exceeded our targets with Hockey Australia. The challenges for Dale moving forward will be the development of programs to retain and maintain the high level of registrations experienced in 2011.
Our development of goal keepers had a huge boost in 2011 with Hockey SA, SASI and Hockey Australia entering into a joint partnership to host a Goal Keeper training hotspot. Under direction of Nick Lenoir and Craig Victory the program experience 24 athletes from a variety of levels invited to train within a goalkeeper specific program. Craig and Nick are to be congratulated on the success and acknowledgement from their peers interstate on how well this program was run in South Australia.
I am pleased to advise with the financial grant assistance from The Office for Recreation and Sport and the Government of South Australia, three major projects were able to be undertaken. The projects consisted of the development of a Statewide Facility Strategy that should be completed in the first quarter of the 2012, an updated design and estimated
costs for an additional pitch at the South Australian State Hockey Stadium and development of a design and documentation for new lights at the South Australian State Hockey Stadium. I take this opportunity to thank the Honourable Tom Kenyon MP and The Office for Recreation and Sport for their continued support and vision in assisting hockey in South Australia.
The Board of Hockey SA under the Chairmanship of Garry O’Shea has worked extremely hard this year to strategically meet the objectives of the Association. I am grateful of the support from all board members and thank them for their determination and commitment to make Hockey SA a success in the sporting community.
I wish to thank all members and volunteers of the South Australian Hockey community for their uncompromising hard work during 2011, you are the reason we as an association exist.
To all of my staff, I appreciate and thank you for the support and loyalty you have provided.
In moving forward, Hockey SA will be focusing on a coordinated effort between its game, player and elite development that links to Hockey Australia future direction for recruitment, retention and development of its members.
Peter AliChief Executive Officer
CHiEF ExECUTiVE OFFiCER REPORT
Cameron Joyce U21 Australian National Championships 2011
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FiNANCE diRECTOR REPORT2011 was a financially responsible year for Hockey SA. The Finance Committee consisting of Garry O’Shea, Tim Collin, Peter Ali, Jacquie Harris and Sarah McEachern met on a monthly basis to consider and review the financial position of the organisation along with performance against budget.
There were a number of financial highlights during the year. These included the receipt of several one-off government grants that enabled us to conduct a facilities study and market research into Hockey in South Australia and the successful organisation of the 13th Australian Masters Games.
There was a strong emphasis on building reserves and managing expenditure. We are pleased to report that these objectives were achieved and we look forward to continuing to build the financial position of Hockey SA in 2012.
Sarah McEachernFinance Director
Grant Income 6%
Team Fees 38%
State Team Levies 31%
Match Income 4%
Other 6%
Pines Stadium Management 9%
Sponsorship 6%
SUMMARY OF ExPENdiTURE
SOURCES OF iNCOME
Other 7%
Promotions and Marketing 2%
Playing Expenses 56%
Association Levies 4%
Depreciation 2%
Personnel 29%
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HigH PERFORMANCE & COMPETiTiONS REPORT
gOAL KEEPiNg PROgRAM2011 has seen Hockey SA, SASI and Hockey Australia go into a joint partnership to host a Goal Keeper training hotspot. The program has seen 24 athletes from a variety of levels invited to train within a goalkeeper specific program.
The initial selection of athletes aged between 12-18 years was selected after attending a Talent ID evening. The response to this Talent ID evening was outstanding with over 30 goal keepers in attendance.
Athletes have been exposed to a number of different training methods on both the pitch and different venues including SASI and Gymnastics SA. It is hoped that this innovative training centre will see Hockey SA develop a large number of quality goalkeepers.
ZONE & CLUB CHAMPiONSHiPSThe state junior zone and club championships continue to be a success with a number of players being newly identified. The help provided from the member clubs is greatly appreciated and the formats continued success can be attributed to these clubs and all associations/zones have been doing a fantastic job. Again the quality of the U15 and U13 state team results in 2011 can be attributed to the quality of competition the zone and club championships are becoming.
Throughout 2011 a number of athletes and coaches have involved in various Hockey Australia programs on a number of levels and have toured to different parts of the world. This is further evidence that the high performance program is continuing to develop and provide a great percentage of athletes being identified across the board in both junior and senior ranks.
The programs future looks bright as we continue to be innovative and provide a high quality environment for our coaches and athletes alike. 2012 will be another step towards the goal of the program to once again be a national force across both genders and a variety of age groups.
In closing I would like to take this opportunity to thank all coaches, athletes, support staff and volunteers who continue to provide support to the High Performance program.
Nick Lenoir High Performance & Competitions Manager
Another season has ended and without doubt the Suns winning AHL campaign was the highlight of the year and great praise must go to the coaches, support staff and playing group for what can only be described as a tremendous effort.
This was the first national championship Hockey SA has won since 2001. The playing group is still quite young and sustained success over a period of time is a clear goal.
On the national title front, results this year were of a mixed bag with the U21 Men backing up their 2010 performance with another top 4 finish. The U13 and U15 teams both recorded some promising results as the level of athlete within these groups continues to develop. Most notable player performance from with the state team groups was Leah Welstead player of the championship award at the U15 Girls national titles.
A big thank you must go to all coaches and support staff that volunteer their time to ensure our state teams program is run professionally and the athletes have a positive experience.
REgiONAL ACAdEMiESThe regional training concept is again up and running with 4 regional associations now becoming training hotspots for country based state squad and team athletes. In 2011 centres have been opened in Mount Gambier, Port Lincoln, Berri and Port Pirie, with plans to implement a Whyalla centre in 2012.
These training centres allow athletes selected in state squads the opportunity to improve their ability with out the need to constantly travel. These centres have also provided an opportunity for some of the state best coaches to be involved and continue their coaching development in a high quality environment.
The Kukri academy has been absorbed in to academy set up with metro based athletes also offered the chance to train within a high level training environment.
EMERgiNg ATHLETE PROgRAM (EAP)2011 has seen the implementation of another athlete program (EAP) that has been designed to act as a platform into SASI. Two age groups (12-15, 16-18) of both genders have been selected in training squads.
These squads are exposed to a variety of technical skills and tactical knowledge as well as holistic education to enhance not only their playing careers and personal development.
Again these athletes have been exposed to a variety of coaches and sporting professionals.
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HOCKEY METRO REPORT
The 2011 Hockey Metro competition whilst being successful was a challenging year for the Hockey Metro Executive (HME).
What became apparent from the early stages of the year was we needed to look at our competition structures and rules in order to ensure that our sport prospers. There have been three initiatives that were undertaken as joint Hockey SA Board and HME projects:
FUTURE diRECTiONSThe Future Directions groups aimed to investigate:
• How the structure of the competition could be improved to promote growth in participation numbers
• How the structure of the competition could be improved to increase the standard of the elite competition
OBjECTiVESThe over arching principles that inform the suggested structure of the competition and the associated grading of teams and team entry criteria are:
• That there should be junior development growth;
• That there should be no byes in any grade accept the lowest grade;
• That the competition is open at each grade (ie any club can potentially have a team in any grade)
• That teams play competitively at the appropriate grade;
• That the promotion and relegation of teams facilitates the strongest possible overall competition.
• Rules review
• Veterans men’s competition
• Financial Statements
The Club Presidents will have the opportunity to discuss and comment on the finding at the February 2012 Presidents meeting with the HSA Board.
FiNANCiAL STATEMENTSAt our first Meeting for 2012 the Board via Sarah McEachern and Tim Collins presented to the HME a statement of accounts as promised by the HSA Board. The objective of this is to allow the HME to understand how Hockey Metro clubs money is utilised. The will allow HME to provide feedback on areas that they feel need financial injection.
RULES REViEwThere has been a review of the rules undertaken by an independent legal firm DMAW that specialises in this area. A draft copy of these rules is currently being circulated to HME and the Board of Hockey SA. The rules as presented by the DMAW has taken our existing rules and ensured that they read easily and clearly relate to other rules within the document. Once these are posted on the website please ensure that you read them and understand any changes that may have occurred.
I would like to thank all members of our HME for their tireless work and especially Craig Sinclair for his minute taking.
The committee consists of; Margie McIlwraith, Craig Sinclair, Sue Treglown (Retired at last election), Mel Thompson (Executive Appointed Member), David Edwards, Mathew Kingsmill, Jenny Cowan, Jim Hughes and Paul Bond (Junior Committee Chair).
I would also like to thank the members of all the sub committees that ensure that our sport continues to operate.
I would like to thank the staff at Hockey SA for their support especially Pauline Heylen who worked very hard for us as the HM Administrator. Pauline will be undertaking a new role within HSA and we wish her well in her new role. Pauline’s replacement is Sue Stephens and I welcome Sue to the position of HM Administrator. Sue brings enormous sporting administration experience and we look forward to working with Sue in 2012.
Finally I would like to thank Peter Ali our new CEO of Hockey SA he comes to us with a wealth of sporting administration experience and has already started to make great strides to improving our sport.
I wish you all a great season in 2012
John ArthurChair Hockey Metro
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Georgie Parker Hookin2Hockey
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weeks providing a great chance to have a large amount of time with students.
The schools program has now adapted to be called Hookin2Hockey schools for 2012 to link closely better to clubs and associations. We will continue to deliver sessions that are fun and based on participation for all students.
Hockey SA was also active in attending several schools sports days/carnival days and SAPSASA events. Attending such days continues to promote the sport of hockey as a great option for school aged children to play.
ACHPER PE week was also once again attended by Hockey SA and over 500 participants were able to experience hockey at this event.
HOCKEY! HAVE A HiTA joint sign on/registration day was held for the first time involving all the metro based clubs. The day was advertised and promoted through The Advertiser and was aimed to encourage anyone to go and have a hit of hockey at one of the venues across the state.
I am looking forward to a big year in 2012 with the new look accreditation programs meaning a large focus on increasing the number of accredited coaches and umpires.
This is in addition to the ongoing aim of increasing numbers and options for everyone to be involved in the sport of hockey in some way.
I would like to thank all the volunteers at clubs and associations who contribute the development of hockey across South Australia.
Dale StephenGame Development Coordinator
The past year has seen many events and programs in the Development program. With a focus on increasing the numbers of participants as well as the standard of coaches and umpires across the state many improvements were made.
HOOKiN2HOCKEYIn 2011 Hockey SA had 394 registered Hookin2Hockey participants across 15 centres state-wide. This was a major increase as the awareness of this program continued to improve. Hookin2Hockey provides clubs and participants with some outstanding benefits and with ongoing promotion hopefully we can increase the number of participants and centres again in 2012.
Hockey SA conducted a Hookin2Hockey Super Clinic in the July school holidays with over 40 participants. The clinic numerous fun activities and was enjoyed by all participants. All participants left with a show bag on the day, with some participants leaving with signed shirts and other prizes.
I wish to recognise all the centres for the work they put into their programs and the success and increase in the number of Hookin2Hockey centres across South Australia was recognised nationally.
NEw REgiSTRATiONSHockey SA was able to record 1,154 new registered players between the ages of 5-12. This exceeded our targets with Hockey Australia and is a great indication that our sport can continue to grow.
Hockey SA has again set challenging targets for Hookin2Hockey participants as well as new registrations for 2012, however with changes to some of procedures is hopeful of reaching these targets.
SCHOOLSIn its second year, the Let’s Hockey schools program was again successful with over 50 schools taking up the program. A large number of these schools were booked for several
Hockey SA was able to record 1,154 new registered players between the ages of 5-12. This exceeded our targets with Hockey Australia and is a great indication that our sport can continue to grow.
Hookin2Hockey Super Clinic Participants
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UMPiRES’ & TECHNiCAL COMMiTTEE REPORT
potential’ at the Hockey SA Awards Presentation night. Jack Banister was also recognised as the umpire’s scholarship recipient at the Past Players’ Dinner.
On the Technical side, the Metro Committee continued the appointment of a Technical bench at the satellite grounds this year. This required clubs to allocate suitably qualified personnel to manage the Premier League Games. Courses will need to be run to continue to skill people and up-grade them in the requirements of the games.
Rosie Stern was appointed Tournament Director in Women’s Hockey at the Olympic qualifying Tournament in Japan and we congratulate her on her continuing appointments to such a level in World Hockey. She also went to a tournament in India and was the Tournament director for the Masters Games here in Adelaide. Barry Holdsworth was the tournament Director of the Under 15 Championships which were also held here in Adelaide.
I would also like to recognise the efforts of Ian Haley who announced his retirement this year after over 20 years as a panel umpire in South Australia.
Future directions Assessment of the panel and support of new umpires will continue to be a priority of the new Committee for next year. They will endeavour to assist Country Associations to improve their umpire skill levels. They will continue to work with Hockey Australia to accredit umpires as well.
The challenge for us as a Hockey community is to continue to identify, encourage, support and develop quality umpires in this State.
I would also like to thank the Umpires’ Committee for their hard work throughout the season.
Bruce MurrieChair of the Metro Umpires’ Committee
There has been a change in the way the Umpiring Committees function. The State wide Committee liaises with Hockey Australia and supports the overall training and development of Metro and Regional umpiring and supports the pathway through to state teams. The Metro Umpires’ and Technical Committee of South Australia and the panel of umpires it represents, continues to strive to support and improve hockey in SA and will continue to do so.
This Sub-Committee still represents the highest level of umpires in South Australia in the best level of competition in South Australia. We strongly urge players contemplating umpiring on the panel to take advantage of the experience of our top umpires and opportunities for developing umpiring that this represents. Although we have had 5 new umpires and some returning umpires after a long absence, we still need more umpires to take up the challenge.
We have been able to cover most games this year although some weeks were very difficult at times, due to the fixtures for most games being on the Saturday, when most of our senior panellists are playing. Hopefully fixtures will be looked at to ensure that we are able to have suitably qualified and experienced umpires to officiate at all games throughout the year.
This year panel members continued to umpire the State trial games and practice games throughout the year, which provided opportunities for some of our developing umpires.
We were able to send umpires to cover most Country Grand Finals as requested by Country Associations. Many Country Association Finals are staggered to enable umpires to go to the country for their final series, which helps the panel share the load and I would like to recommend that Regional associations consider this in their timing of their Grand Finals.
This year there have been several new umpires who have made themselves available to umpire the Junior Under 18 grades. We will continue to work on their development. The Committee thanks John Berry for his work in allocating Junior appointments.
The Zone Championships also provided opportunities for umpires and we continue to urge Country Associations to utilise this weekend to develop their own umpires as well. The Committee would like to thank John Berry for allocating umpires across the junior grades during this weekend.
Tim Pullman has been involved with several tournaments in the lead up to the London Olympics. Levi Stephen umpired at an international tournament in Malaysia. James Napper and Ella Bourne represented South Australia at the U15 Championships.
We recognised the contribution to Hockey umpiring in South Australia by Levi Stephen and Char Collett; as contribution to Men’s and Women’s umpiring respectively; Dan Haseloff for Services to umpiring and Jack Banister as the ‘Umpire with
Melody Cooper, Jessica Cibich and Rebecca Anderson
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Caroline Wood, founding member of the Australian Women’s Committee retired from the Committee at the AGM 2011, after a 14 year term.
Caroline was the first Women’s Veterans Coordinator appointed by the then Women’s Hockey Australia in 1997. She continued in that role to 2003 when the amalgamation to Hockey
Australia led to the formation of the Hockey Australia Women’s Veterans Committee and Caroline undertook the role of Administration Coordinator for the past 8 years.
Caroline was responsible for the initial organisation and instigation of the Trans Tasman Challenge in 2000 and has also managed Australian teams at that event in Auckland (2000) and Wellington (2004). Caroline has been a valuable member of the Committee with a wealth of knowledge and experience. We acknowledge her passion and outstanding contribution to Women’s Masters Hockey.
The common sign on day (Have a Hit) across the state was seen as successful, with the advertising provided by Hockey SA.
The following Clubs entered Junior Teams in 2011:
Adelaide 17, Adelaide Hills 5, Burnside 10, Grange 6, Forestville 7, North East 13, Port Adelaide 8, Yorkes 2 and Woodville 3, with a total of 79 Teams competing.
Due to a wide discrepancy in standard, it was considered that the Under 13 Boys and Under 15 Girls divisions be split into A and B grades in order to provide better competition between the teams and to avoid the loss of players through being disheartened, especially by big losses.
While 4 team competitions are not generally desirable, it needs to be considered in order to grow the competition. However, these divisions were played as a single grade.
The Zone competition was seen as providing a good level of competition for the participating players.
Full season permits were granted in order to create viable teams in the lower age groups and was seen as successful.
A review of rules was undertaken, with a recommendation to give precedence to the rules and philosophy expressed in the Junior specific rules and to remove any potential for confusion with the general rules by effective cross-referencing. In particular, this would prevent a recurrence of the situation that arose in the Under 18 Girls finals.
Effort continues to be put into recruiting more young players by working closely with Hockey SA (Dale Stephen) in accessing school programs and Hookin2Hockey.
Paul BondChair of the Junior Committee
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Jake Stacy and Tom Wickham both went on an Australia A tour to Canada and the US following on from this Tom was selected in the National Olympic Development Squad.
Amy Watters, Emily Grist, Eloise Sobels, Al Oliver and Ryan Edge all played against NZ in a ‘futures’ test series.
A huge thank you must also go to SASI who played a significant role in the success of the Southern Suns in 2011, without the support of IT physiology, GPS units and strength and conditioning they wouldn’t have been able to find the edge that led them to winning the championship. Genuine thanks must also go to those people in the SASI support team that have all had a huge impact on the program;Nick Lenoir (assistant coach)Russ D’Costa (program manager)Tim Bass (physio)Jamie Hepner (S&C)Tim Rawlins (PA)Annette Eastwood (physiology)
Thank you for the year and your continued support.
It’s certainly a very exciting time to be around the SASI Hockey program, and we are all very proud of our most important asset, the athletes. Rest assured there is plenty of hard work ahead to keep the national representation coming, along with the team success as the HSA and SASI programs dovetail in together.
Craig VictorySASI Head Coach
The SASI squad continued to take steps forward throughout 2011 with many of our South Australian athletes making their senior debut for Australia.
The program strived to be innovative in its approach in our search for each and every team/staff member to continually strive to be the finest, as our aim is to be the best program in the country.
The program had a very targeted competitive element, with excellence as a benchmark the consistent theme throughout the year. We had our usual full group sessions, small groups, individuals, indoor, pilates, strength and conditioning along with our specifically specialised goalkeeping and drag flicking programs running throughout.
The hockey program also invested in Kinetic Athlete, which is a monitoring system that individually tracks each athlete’s health, wellbeing injury/illness, along with the ability to share video clips from training sessions. This gave us the ability to personalise/tailor programs to suit the level of athlete.
Bianca Greenshields, Tom Wickham, Elise Stacy, Georgie Parker and Holly Evans were all offered AIS scholarships post AHL.
Bianca, Elise, Georgie, Holly and De-Anne Gilbert all played for the Hockeyroos during 2011 and are currently all in Perth striving for Olympic selection.
Cameron Joyce, Ed Chittleborough, Jane Claxton and Karri McMahon all played for the national junior teams the Burras and the Jilaroos in Malaysia and India respectively. Cameron and Karri both captained the sides and Karri has since been offered an AIS scholarship.
Rockingham WA - Test Series Hockeyroos vs India DeAnne Gilbert, Bianca Greenshields, Craig Victory, Elise Stacy, Holly Evans
SASi SqUAd
Ed Chittleborough Daniel Mitchell
Mathew Claxton Alistair Oliver
Jane Claxton Georgina Parker
Ryan Edge Tess Reynolds
Emma Faint Daniel Pena
Holly Evans Eloise Sobels
Scott Germein Elise Stacy
Laura Germein Jake Stacy
Bianca Greenshields Glyn Tamlin
Emily Grist Amy Watters
Cameron Joyce Tom Wickham
Georgina Kiel Chris Wells
Karri McMahon
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STATE TEAM COACHES & OFFiCiALS
U18 wOMEN
Dale Stephen Coach
BJ Hammerstein Assist Coach
Kim Pena Manager
U18 wOMEN iNdOOR
Holly Evans Coach
Roy Evans Assist Coach
Dale Stephen Assist Coach
Sharon Campbell Manager
U15 MEN
Jamie Bahnisch Coach
Geoff Mills Assist Coach
David Newton Manager
U15 wOMEN
Terry Smith Coach
Matt Kingsmill Assist Coach
Heather Szulc Manager
U13 MEN
Michael Lubcke Coach
Karen Pudney Manager
U13 wOMEN
Carly Simms Coach
Pat Fuss Manager
COUNTRY MEN
Brett Stokes Coach
Lyndon Stoll Manager
COUNTRY wOMEN
Phil Foreman Coach
Chelsea Dahlenburg Assist Coach
Emma Foreman Manager
AHL SOUTHERN HOTSHOTS
Nick Lenoir Coach
Tim Kloeden Assist Coach
Luke Adcock Manager
Tim Bass Physio
Aaron Vander Wyst Analyst
AHL SOUTHERN SUNS
Craig Victory Coach
Mark Victory Assist Coach
Sue Beckmann Manager
Ali Mills Physio
Rachel Hampton Analyst
U21 MEN
Nick Lenoir Coach
Tim Kloeden Assist Coach
Leanne Westbrook Manager
Georgie Stanley Physio
U21 wOMEN
Craig Victory Coach
Rachel Hampton Assist Coach
Sue Beckmann Manager
Anna Scammell Physio
U18 MEN
Roger McDonald Coach
Darren Neimke Assist Manager
Jim Tolson Manager
U18 MEN iNdOOR
Dave Francis Coach
Josh Kennewell Manager
OVER 35 wOMEN
Tony Stockham Coach
Bev Stockham Manager
OVER 40 MEN
David Hales Coach
Julie Zhu Manager
Wendy Buteux Sport Trainer
Jodie Barratt Sport Trainer
OVER 40 wOMEN
Noona Thompson Coach
Caroline Wood Manager
Judy Schmarr Assist Manager
OVER 45 MEN
Kym Strawbridge Coach
Jan Ellis Manager
OVER 50 MEN
Paul Beckmann Coach
Sue Beckmann Manager
OVER 50 wOMEN
Rob Rhind Coach
Maxine Murden Manager
OVER 60 MEN
Ric Roberts Coach
Marlene Matthews Manager
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AHL SOUTHERN HOTSHOTS
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SOUTH AUSTRALiAN STATE TEAMSAHL SOUTHERN HOTSHOTS
Mohamad Sukri Abdul Mutalib
Fraser Bowden
Matthew Claxton
Daniel Cox
Dylan Evans
Scott Germein
Kent Haigh
Scott Hughes
Cameron Joyce
Michael Lubcke
Matthew McGregor
Daniel Mitchell
Alastair Oliver
Brady O’Shea
David Reid
Faizal Saari
Lachlan Seabrook
Andrew Searle
Jake Stacy
Glyn Tamlin
William Telfer
Jacob Webber
Tom Wickham
Ian Wishart
COUNTRY MEN
Paul Blenkiron
Dylan Broad
Sean Burgess
Jacob Daumuller
Shaun Dawson
Tim Forster
Nicholas Hoffmann
Connor Hutchins
Stuart Hutchins
Dean Jeffrey
Grant Paull
Todd Smart
James Stockham
Steven Tresize
Dylan Wood
Steven Young
AHL SOUTHERN SUNS
Casey Bell
Brooklyn Buchecker
Jessica Cibich
Jane Claxton
Catherine Connolly
Melody Cooper
Clarissa Eshuis
Holly Evans
Laura Germein
DeAnne Gilbert
Bianca Greenshields
Sarah Harrison
Georgina Kiel
Leesa McDonald
Anna McGregor
Karri McMahon
Airlie Ogilvy
Georgina Parker
Janelle Pisani
Tess Reynolds
Kayla Sharland
Elise Stacy
COUNTRY wOMEN
Kim Blatchford
Debbie Dolan
Shannon Elsden
Kate Fabian
Phoebe Hayward
Winnie Hill
Kate Hollick
Mel Hollick
Angela Kain
Paula Larwood
Alicia Marcus
Jessica Martin-Brown
Amy Roesler
Claire Schleuniger
Natalie Sommerville
Samorn Stockham
Stephanie Wighton
Zoe Yeatman
U21 MEN
Edward Chittleborough
Matthew Claxton
Ryan Edge
Keagan English
Tom Fitzgerald
Scott Germein
Harrison Gill
Joshua Gloede
Cameron Joyce
Todd Kitto
Daniel Mitchell
Alastair Oliver
Daniel Pena
Christopher Wells
Cameron White
Tom Wickham
Maverick Yow
U21 wOMEN
Courtney Rhiannon
Brooke Appleyard
Brooklyn Buchecker
Jane Claxton
Catherine Connolly
Emma Faint
Emily Grist
Georgina Hollitt
Georgina Kiel
Karri McMahon
Alison Penington
Tess Reynolds
Rebecca Simpson
Madeleine Spano
Sarah Stuart
Amy Watters
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SOUTH AUSTRALiAN STATE TEAMS (CONT)
U18 wOMEN iNdOOR
Jessica Campbell
Jessica Covino
Emily Grist
Georgia Lippett
Emma Nourse
Grace O’Connell
Kiara Peressin
Nicole Roach
Madeleine Spano
Kelsey Squire
Alison Stock
Amy Watters
U15 MEN
Travis Bishop
Allan Butler
Brodie Cameron
Sam Carr
Dalton Casey
Matthew Clarke
Tyson Edge
Alec Hutchins
Jordan Kitto
Ewan Mark
Jack Newton
Darcy Potter
Jake Shaw
Ben Shinkfield
D’Arcy Taylor
Kurtis Willson
U15 wOMEN
Meg Bourne
Georgina Bridgland
Maeve Connolly
Celeste Foord
Abby Ford
Amelia Harkness
Sophie Hilditch
Lucy Holland-Smith
Laura Kingsmill
Euleena MacLachlan
Lauren Manuel
Michaela Spano
Jessica Szulc
Leah Welstead
Courtney Williams
U13 MEN
Hamish Becker
Lachie Busiko
Fergal Connolly
Jason Dixon
Dylan Edge
Jacob Evans
Finn Marshall
Shannon Pudney
Connor Richmond-Spouse
William Rieger
Billy Robbins
George Shand
Isaac Smith
Owen Smith
Simon Wells
Kyle Zubrinich
U13 wOMEN
Lily Armstrong
Georgia Banister
Mimi Blanks
Kelly Docking
Natasha Greenshields
Bonnie Hill
Kate Holland-Smith
Hanna Kingsmill
Juliet Mallinson
Emily Lewis
Winne Packer
Eliza Robertson
Rebecca Rowntree
Georgia Van Dissel
Alexandra Warrender
Danielle White
U18 MEN
Benjamin Angley
Sean Burgess
Sam Cowey
Ryan Edge
Tom Fitzgerald
Nathan Greenshields
James Keeves
Bradley Kitto
Tim Lee
Matthew Morton
Jesse Pattison-White
Daniel Pena
Jason Redemski
Dylan Roberts
Brodie Warming
Michael Wells
U18 MEN iNdOOR
Benjamin Angley
Tynan Cassidy
Andrew Dixon
Tom Fitzgerald
Joshua Gould
Nathan Jennings
Timothy Lee
Ben Macphail
Cameron Macphail
Daniel Pena
Dylan Roberts
Brodie Warming
U18 wOMEN
Tara Allister
Anna Busiko
Jessica Covino
Emily Garbutt
Emily Grist
Jordan Hill
Merinda McMahon
Grace O’Connell
Kendra Selvanderan
Eloise Sobels
Madeleine Spano
Kelsey Squire
Alison Stock
Caitlin Watkins
Amy Watters
Courtney Westbrook
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OVER 35 wOMEN
Emma Bennett
Tracy Bohm
Melinda Christiansen
Janet Collier
Toni Cox
Danielle Darragh
Jill Eime
Claire Goss
Kylie Hollist
Sonya Hubbard
Meagan McPhee
Sheryl Miles
Rebecca North
April Parker
Bethany Paterson
Jeanie Stewart
OVER 40 MEN
Will Alexander
Darryl Barnden
James Brook
Raj Dhaliwal
David Hales
Simon Hammond
Brad Kirkwood
Greg Koch
Mick Lewis
Bradley Ryall
David Short
Tim Stephenson
Volker Stroeher
Ben Williams
Greg Wise
Jason Young
OVER 40 wOMEN
Hoa Banh
Andrea Broadfoot
Nicole Burley
Jacqueline Chappell
Carolyn de Bricassart-Brown
Lesley Ferguson
Kate Gibson
Cate Hodgson
Jackie Kerr
Stephanie Lewis
Alex MacDermid
Mary Oliver
Allison Smart
Helen Stone
Sharron Taylor
Symonne Wickman
OVER 45 MEN
Kevin Adie
Mike Anderson
Manuel Arens
Tim Cass
Mark Corkhill
David Dean
John Duka
Mike Feeney
Andrew Grant
Ian Jennings
Rick Jones
Rick McElroy
Phil Shaw
Danny Smith
Robert Smith
Peter Storer
OVER 50 MEN
Paul Beckmann
Graham Body
Neil Bouchier
Martin Caon
Daryl Foy
Terry Horne
Warren Ihms
Tim Langley
Michael O’Brien
Peter Schembri
Stephen Smith
Eric Staak
Leo Staak
Kym Strawbridge
Robert Zanin
OVER 50 wOMEN
Kathy Anderson
Linda Gardiner
Cheryl Greene
Del Jack
Fiona Kavanagh
Jenny Kiel
Charmaine Kittel
Susan Lee
Karen McGregor
Margaret McIlwraith
Janet O’Shea
Jenifer Saffin
Jean Sandiford
Janet Stone
Andrea Thomas
Deborah Waye
Mary-Anne Young
OVER 60 MEN
John Arney
Colin Ball
Peter Boal
Eddie Commin
Eric Davies
Bill Drewett
Rod Dyson
Anthony Johnson
David Kennaway
Neil Matthews
Peter Neagle
Malcolm Reynolds
Peter Scharnberg
Phil Smith
Barry Swan
Dale Thompson
Jeffrey Wait
Adrian Wellington
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BLACKwOOd HOCKEY CLUB
Blackwood Hockey Club enjoyed some success in 2011 and very mixed fortunes. Beginning the season with a new uniform and a new sponsor, The Tonsley Hotel, the feeling around the Club was one of optimism.
Entering the Naracoorte Masters Games in April under the name of the Bunkhouse Bats with a team comprising mostly BHC Metro Grass players, along with some very handy “extras”, we were pleasantly surprised to bring home Gold!! Underdogs in that final match, we enjoyed the support of the local teams and won convincingly.
The MW5 team started the season with some big wins and sat in second spot for most of the first round of matches. Injury to a couple of key players hit hard, however, and ultimately, the team missed the finals. A push is on within our Club to focus on growing this team in the next 3 years.
For the first time, we entered a BHC Winter Vets team, and hope that this competition grows, as we also intend to put some effort into fielding a very strong team, given our Club’s heavy commitment to Vets and Masters.
Metro Grass continued on with the form reversal first begun in mid 2010, with some strong performances. Sitting in second spot for the majority of the season, we hit some bumps late in the season and ended the minor round in 3rd position. “Big game” inexperience cost the team, and we can only benefit from the experience.
Overall, the Club enters an exciting phase, with some fresh faces in off-field management.
Sue DalitzPresident, Blackwood Hockey Club
ENFiELd HOCKEY CLUB
2011 saw a fantastic result on the field for the Metro 1 men finishing 4th in the minor rounds and making the grand final Runners Up.
This is the first grand final at this level since 1989 and we hope that this may put us in good light for potential new recruits for 2012.
Our Metro 4 women did well to finish in the finals only to be knocked out in the semi final.
I would like to thank all of the committee members, Coaches, Support Coaches and volunteers for an enjoyable year.
Thank you to all players especially to the newly promoted Metro 3 men who had a hard year and I hope that you all still enjoyed the game, the club and the friendships within your teams.
Anthony (AJ) AltmanPresident, Enfield Hockey Club.
gRANgE ROYALS HOCKEY CLUB
Efforts to rebuild our numbers over the past three years have started to pay off. For the 2011 season we were able to nominate 10 senior and 7 junior teams with one of the men’s team being a new group of players.
Our club enjoyed a successful season with six out of our ten senior teams taking part in the final rounds. However, only one team won their grand final; the Metro 4 Women’s team who continued on their winning ways.
We are also very proud of the fact that we had eleven players from our club selected to participate in various state teams.
Our club continues to serve meals on a Saturday night, which is enjoyed by a wide supporter base and provides a happy and relaxed family atmosphere.
The U13 State Championships were again held at the Grange Reserve, with team numbers being stable over the past few years.
The SAPSASA Carnival was also held at Grange reserve again this year. The significant task of managing the catering was once again conducted under the skilled guidance of Kim Pena. The weather proved to be a challenge with the first couple of days being buffeted by gale force winds.
These two events would be impossible to manage if we did not have the willing support of our members and players.
Our growing numbers, team successes and our supportive membership base, who are committed on and off the field, provide us with a strong base for the future.
We thank every player and member of the club for contributing to the success of Grange Royals in 2011.
Craig OpiePresident, Grange Royals Hockey Club.
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PORT AdELAidE diSTRiCT HOCKEY CLUB
The Club commenced the year with high hopes on the back of a strong performance in 2010 and some great work in the off season with junior development.
We fielded 2 less teams than 2010 (Under 18 B Men and Metro 5 Women) and the demise of the Veterans A competition meant a further team was lost. Most disturbing was the loss of our Metro 5 Women. It is becoming increasingly obvious that hockey needs to be more innovative to maintain its attraction to women.
Come finals time only 4 of our 20 teams failed to make finals. A particularly good outcome with our women’s teams with the U13, U15, U18, M2, M1 and PL all contesting finals. We were particularly proud to have 3 teams competing in the four games on Premier League/M1 grand final day. We only achieved one win for the day but it was great to see the Magpie’s competing and our loyal supporters out in full voice.
Congratulations to this year’s premiers- U15W, U18M, M1W, M2W, M6M and Masters men.
We recently commenced funding applications for the replacement of our synthetic surface at the end of season 2012. The existing surface is now showing the signs of its age and requires replacement. It is a fantastic achievement that the Club has managed its affairs such that it can fund more than half of the $440,000 required for this project.
We also recently completed the installation of additional lights on the central light towers. This should see the average lighting back up to 500 lux and the ability to play Premier League games under lights at Port Adelaide again in season 2012. Our sincere thanks to the team at Pelican Point Power for their generous funding of this project.
Our membership base continues to grow with over 400 members and that probably does not include all the mums and dads that support their children. It is really pleasing to see the parents of juniors joining in with the spirit of the Club. A number of parents have returned to the game as a result whilst others have taken up a stick for the first time.
We hope as a Club that we continue to deliver an environment that attracts people to our wonderful game. We commend Hockey SA and SASI for its work with our elite players both at a senior and junior level.
Paul BeckmannPresident, Port Adelaide District Hockey Club
HOCKEY SUPPORTERS SA iNC
As a result of feedback from a survey we conducted in late 2010 it was proposed and passed at our AGM in March this year to change the name of our group to HOCKEY SUPPORTERS SA Inc (previously SA Hockey Explayers and Supporters Club Inc) which better reflects the range of members who form the group and those we wish to encourage to join. In making this change we anticipate this will lead to a wider participation in the club which in turn will add to our ability to support hockey as a sport, and also lead to the formation of similar clubs interstate.
In doing this we also developed a new constitution and aims for the group as well as developing a new website – www.hockeysupporterssa.com.au. Our aims are to – support the hockey community, encourage young players and officials, support Hockey SA in its endeavours, maintain friendships made through hockey, and advance the operations and activities of the club.
During the past 12 months we have arranged 2 very successful occasions – a luncheon for Life Members and Patrons of Hockey SA at the Distinctive Homes Hockey Arena in June, and also our annual Presentation Dinner at the Strathmore Hotel on 12 September. At the dinner encouragement awards were presented to 3 young people we believe have a very bright future in hockey. Two players – Leah Welstead and Brad Kitto, and a young umpire – Jack Banister. We would like to thank Nick Lenoir, Craig Victory and Bruce Murrie for their support in the selection process for these awards.
As it is 20 years since the inception of the club, we recognized this with the theme for our dinner being – “20 years on and looking forward”. We also invited the recipients of our first 2 awards given in 1991 - Kate Sage and Jacqui Lapsley - to make the presentations to this year’s award winners. Unfortunately Kate, who is now living interstate, was unable to attend but her mother Judy Sage presented the Female Player Award to Leah on her behalf. Jacqui presented the Male Player Award to Brad Kitto.
The Umpiring Award was made by Joyce Morley, Secretary of Hockey Supporters SA Inc, who for many years spent many hours umpiring on behalf of the Association, as well as the club with which she was involved at that time.
We continue to support Hockey SA and hockey generally and circulate all hockey information received by us to our members by email. For those who cannot be contacted by email we send a Newsletter twice a year.
Membership enquiries are very welcome and can be made to [email protected]. To date, two other states have shown interest in forming groups similar to ours.
Jan KuhlPresident, Hockey Supporters SA Inc
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MEN’S MASTERS TOURiNg REPORT
MEN’S MASTERS TOURiNg COMMiTTEE
There is a small dedicated group of people who organise the SA teams that travel to the National Championships each year.
As chair of the committee I thank everyone who participated in Canberra.
I would also like to Brian Roberts and Jan Ellis for all their work as the Masters Supporters group their fundraising is very much appreciated by all.
Ric Roberts as SA’s delegate has done a sterling job of keeping us informed of the national information and liaising with Australian Hockey Masters Committee.
Thank you, to Hockey SA staff for their assistance during the year.
Team Ranking 40’s 7th place 50’s 7th place 60’s 8th place
Congratulations to the following players: Mick Lewis Over 45’s Phil Frost Over 45’s Captain Phil Shaw Over 45’s Peter Storer Over 45’s Reserve John Arney Over 60’s Peter Neagle Over 60’s Dale Thompson Over 60’s Jeff Wait Over 60’s Reserve Bob Claxton Over 65’s Playing Coach Simon Williams Over 65’s Ric Roberts Over 65’s Manager Marvin Heaston Over 65’s Reserve
In addition Phil Frost was named Player of the Championships in the 45’s competition.
Neil (Stan) MatthewsChairperson
UNiSA LiONS HOCKEY CLUB
2011 was a mixed year for the UniSA Hockey Club.
Building on last year’s recruitment initiatives we had a great numbers for our men’s squad, which has lead to the creation of a new team for the 2012 season. In addition, our men’s Metro 4 team (winners of last year’s Metro 5 competition and subsequently promoted into Metro 4) made it to the Grand Final. We are very proud of our dedicated players, old and new.
Our recruitment was not as successful for our women’s divisions, but we still managed to fill three teams this year. The most success coming with the Metro 2 Women who, after several years finishing top 4, finally made it into the Grand Final.
We are looking forward to the 2012 season, where we hope for continued success across all our teams with a focus on development of the women’s squad.
Jessica Pacella Vice President, UniSA Lions Hockey Club
wESTMiNSTER HOCKEY CLUB
The 2011 season saw us again enter 2 men’s teams.
Our metro 3 side was competitive all season but again went down in the semi-final. Our metro 6 side had a more consistent side this year and we hope that will see improved results in the future.
Off the field the Club had some good social events which were aided by us having several double header fixtures.
The Club secured a new sponsor which has helped the Club get new uniforms as well as Club jackets.
The Club tried to recruit new players and was marginally successful but not to the extent of being able to fill a 3rd side which is a long term goal of the Club. The Club receives very minimal support from Westminster School in the process.
In 2012 the Club will look into ways to lower the increasing costs for individuals who wish to play hockey whilst continuing to seek a larger player base.
Jarrad BensonPresident, Westminster Hockey Club
METRO CLUB REPORTS (CONT)
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REgiONAL ASSOCiATiON REPORTS
LOwER SOUTH EAST HOCKEY ASSOCiATiON
This year has seen many positives for our Association with:
• An additional Division One Women’s side commenced in season 2011.
• A move to the Hookin2Hockey program with clubs undertaking training sessions in all of the local primary schools was very popular and translated into very strong numbers coming out to play.
• A change to our Awards Presentation process with a move to a more formal process was greeted with very favourable feedback and good numbers attending both the junior and senior sessions.
• A By-Laws review was completed very early in the season.
• Quotations sought for replacement of our artificial surface and upgrades to our irrigation and lighting systems. Very positive meetings held with the local council in support of our efforts to undertake these projects at the end of season 2012.
• Continued incremental improvement in the condition of our clubrooms.
• The revenue stream from our canteen and bar operations continues to be strong.
• A very positive AGM this year in October 2011 all vacant positions were filled in almost record time.
Our Association need to address the following in moving forward to 2012:
• Our clubs are still struggling to fill Under 15 girls teams with only 4 sides in the competition.
• The condition of our artificial surface continues to deteriorate faster than we would like.
Jim StevensonDirector of Hockey, LSEHA
BAROSSA VALLEY HOCKEY ASSOCiATiON
Throughout season 2011 our team numbers were lower, in part due to the B Women returning to an eleven-a-side competition and age considerations with the juniors, the competitions were still strong and competitive. We had several members doing their umpiring online and following up with work on field, which is always a positive in any Association.
Congratulations to those who did the hard work and those who were prepared to assess them. Congratulations must also be extended to Nuriootpa A Men on achieving 9 wins in a row, it certainly gives the other clubs a reason to strive to topple them.
We know that without coaches, managers, players and general volunteers, the Association would not be able to run successfully, so I extend my thanks to all involved. At last, after many years of discussion and general planning, the turf is almost a ‘fait accompli’ well done to Courtney Ribbons and her hard working committee. In 2011 we managed to secure council funding and have a grant application pending with Office of Recreation and Sport. Should the grant application be successful the BVHA will install the pitch during 2012 at Stockwell Recreation Park. There are still some concerns felt by a few members, with regard to extra travelling and loss of the ‘family club’, but there is nothing that can’t be discussed and issues overcome. It has to be a positive in the overall plan for the Barossa Valley Hockey Association.
Siobhan BarndenPresident, Barossa Valley Hockey
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NARACOORTE & diSTRiCT HOCKEY ASSOCiATiON
2011 saw Naracoorte and District Hockey Association celebrate its 30th anniversary of the joining of the men’s and women’s associations and becoming the association that it is today.
We also entered a new era with the inclusion of a new club West Wimmera and two new locations to play at, Furner Sports Ground and at Edenhope on there artificial turf.
A different style of programming saw all clubs playing on turf during the season and opened the way for a more proactive association working towards the improvement of facilities and programs that will hopefully increase our player base and general enjoyment of hockey in the Naracoorte area.
Naracoorte and District Hockey Association were offered an opportunity by the local council to participate in a joint grant application for lighting. This application proved to be successful and we now look forward to having suitable lighting in Naracoorte for night trainings and games in 2012.
We have created an Under 9 grade that was greatly successful in increasing our junior numbers this year and we are looking to improve this program in the future and keep the youngest players interested in moving up through the ranks.
Other successes, especially in regard to juniors, included the impressive number of state representatives that emerged this year. Players from Naracoorte and District
Association were selected in a number of state teams and squads: one selection in the Under 12 girls team, one selected for the Under 13 Girls team, 3 in the U13 Boys squad with two gaining selection in the team, 3 girls selected for the Under 18 squad and one selection in the Country Women’s team. This is by far the greatest number of state representatives that our association has had in a number of years and is a testament to the players and their determination to succeed, and their families and coaches and their encouragement and support of these players.
Overall Naracoorte has had a highly successful and enjoyable year and we intend to continue this attitude into the future to improve all aspects of the game of hockey in the Naracoorte area, from umpiring and coaching through to increasing membership and further improving the facilities available.
Anne HinzePresident, Naracoorte and District Hockey
PORT PiRiE diSTRiCT HOCKEY ASSOCiATiON
2011 was the start of a new era in hockey for Port Pirie. It was a case of out with the old and in with the new as replacement of the old sand turf with the new hybrid water turf was well underway.
For the first time in over 10 years, the Division 1 Men’s and Women’s competition were going to start the season on grass as the replacement of the turf had a few slight delays. The anticipation and excitement grew as each weekend the members were able to see the final touches bringing the Turf Project to a close. The turf steering committee comprised of Christine Chivell, Grant Hanlon, Roger Kirchner, Allan Zubrinich, Glenn Spencer and Kaylene Roberts. The tireless effort put in by not only the committee, but also some of the members was nothing short of amazing. The project itself was managed by Jamie Chivell. His experience with project management shone through constantly and as a board, we have nothing but complete respect for him and total satisfaction with the end result.
The members took to the new turf with more excitement then a kid in a candy shop. The new turf also stirred up excitement within the community. Our member base increased with a mix of old and new keen to come out and play on the new turf. The turf has also gained attention from outside our community and will be used for state selection training purposes and other competitions.
The Association introduced online registrations with Sporting Pulse this season. We improved our communication with our member base using this system which gave us a far greater coverage in contacting our 800 members. The introduction of the Green Shirt Program for our junior umpires was practically flawless. The Association used a strong approach with supporting this and the member base accepted it extremely well. As a result, we have had a considerable increase of junior members willing to get involved with umpiring.
The highlight of the year for our association would definitely be receiving the 2011 Regional Association of the Year award. This award was the icing on the cake for all the hard work that has gone into the 2011 season. As president, I am very grateful for all the support from the Executive Board and their respective committees and assistants and on behalf of the Board of Management, I thank all the members and helpers for their efforts this year. With a number of planned improvements with our facility in the near future, we look forward to the 2012 season with still more excitement.
Glenn SpencerPresident, Port Pirie Hockey
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YORKES HOCKEY CLUB
Mid-way through the 2010 season I was approached by Tim Collin, President of the Adelaide Uni Hockey Club (AUHC) with an offer for AUHC members to coach both of our U18 boys and girls teams.
After careful consideration and much discussion, our committee voted in favour of establishing a memorandum of understanding with AUHC, whereby they would commit to providing our teams with Premier league level coaches and we would acknowledge their support within the SA Hockey community.
2011 was our first season with AUHC coaches and everybody involved has been pleased with the positive outcomes for our club and each of our young players.
Our U18 Girls team was coached by Jemina Daws, a Premier league player for AUHC, with support from both Tim Collin (AUHC President) and Ian Koch as assistant coaches, and Ian Koch also fulfilling the role of Team Manager.
Under Jem’s guidance each of our girls developed their individual skills and learned many new styles of team play which improved both their game and their confidence as players. The girls enjoyed moderate success in their open division, with some convincing wins against higher ranked teams.
Our U18 Boys were entered in the B grade competition, and they were coached by Cameron Smith, also a Premier League player for AUHC, with assistance from Tony Gunn and Calum Smith, also AUHC players. The team was supported by Greg Cranwell as Team Manager.
The boys had quite a strong season, winning most of their games and finishing top of the ladder for B grade, and will most likely be placed in the A grade competition for 2012.
I would like to extend a warm thank you to all of the past players, friends and families who joined us at the Grand Final to support the boys. Unfortunately they lost to Adelaide Hills, but we are all incredibly proud of their efforts.
Trophies for 2011 were presented to the following:
U18 Girls Best and Fairest was a tie between Sarah Andrews and Rachael King, with Barbara Butler runner up. Coaches Award went to Jenny Bigmore and our new “The Brown’s Best Team Player” trophy went to Sarria Butler.
U18 Boys Best and Fairest and Nick Peterson Memorial Trophy went to Luke Larwood, with Allan Butler and Matthew Webb joint runners up. Coaches Award went to Riley Cranwell.
This year we ran Mid-Season training sessions for the first time, in the Ardrossan School Gym. Both coaches and players showed great commitment by driving over from Adelaide, Port Pirie, Clare Valley and all over the Yorke Peninsula to attend these coaching sessions.
The general consensus from all parents and players was that these mid-season training sessions made an incredible difference to both teams, as the coaches we able to address individual skills training and teach new skills away from the game environment.
AUHC are happy to uphold their commitment to provide us with Premier League coaches for next year for both teams, and they are pleased that a few more of our players are flowing through to play for AUHC next year.
We hope to utilise the AUHC’s new field and upgraded clubrooms at West Beach as our home ground for next season, which also offers us an opportunity for pre-season weekend hockey camps and longer pre-season training sessions.
Melinda VerrallPresident, Yorkes Hockey Club
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HOCKEY SA AwARdS 2011
Outstanding Service to Hockey Tim Collin
Female Rising Star of the Year Emily Grist
Male Rising Star of the Year Scott Germein
Coach of the Year Craig Victory
Regional Association of the Year Port Pirie Hockey Association
Volunteer of the Year Dimi Spano
Reg Moyse - Outstanding Umpiring Service to Womens Hockey Char Collett
Margaret Baker Junior Umpire of the Year Jack Banister
Evelyn Tazewell - Outstanding Umpire Service to Mens Hockey Levi Stephen
Henry Brown Service to Umpires Daniel Haseloff
Dimi Spano - Volunteer of the Year Tim Collin - Outstanding Service to Hockey
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HOCKEY METRO AwARdS 2011Amadio Wines Men’s Best and Fairest Will Telfer, Ryan O’Shea
Amadio Wines Women’s Best and Fairest Casey Bell
Premier League Men’s Highest Goal Scorer Andrew Searle
Premier League Women’s Highest Goal Scorer Tess Reynolds
Metro 1 Men’s Highest Goal Scorer John Thomas
Metro 1 Women’s Highest Goal Scorer Amy O’Connell, Courtney Rudd
Margaret McKenzie Metro Coach of the Year Barry Cibich
Gerry Phillips Metro Coach of the Year Ian Wishart
Premier League Men’s Team of the Year Andrew Searle Brenton Carle Cameron Joyce Evan Boland Glyn Tamlin Ian Wishart Jake Stacy Lachlan Seabrook Matthew McGregor Ryan O’Shea Will Telfer
Premier League Women’s Team of the Year Anna McGregor Bianca Greensheilds Casey Bell Emma Faint Georgina Parker Holly Evans Jane Claxton Jessica Cibich Karri McMahon Melody Cooper Tess Reynolds
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OFFiCERS REPORTFOR THE YEAR ENdEd 31 OCTOBER 2011 South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
Principal activities
The following persons were officers of the incorporated association during the whole of the financial year and up tothe date of this report, unless otherwise stated:
Officers' report31 October 2011
The officers present their report, together with the financial statements, on the incorporated association for the yearended 31 October 2011.
Officers
During the financial year the association continued to be the controlling body for hockey in South Australia.
Strategy for achieving the objectivesGovernanceBy showing leadership in the hockey community as a highly regarded and well managed sport with sound financialmanagement systems and governed in accordance with the highest of standards.
DevelopmentSupport the growth and development of hockey in South Australia by promoting and building lasting relationshipsand involvement for players, clubs, administrators and officials at local state and national level.
FacilitiesDevelop and maintain quality playing and spectating facilities across the state and in turn secure governmentsupport and funding to expand the SASHC (Pines) facility to a multi-pitch international standard stadium.
Marketing and CommunicationDevelop and implement a marketing plan that ensures effective communication and promotion of hockey with all keyinternal and external stakeholders of the sport.
CompetitionIncrease, improve and maintain participation and patronage for people of all ages and abilities through a range ofcompetitions across the state.
Garry O'Shea Helen StoneTim Collins Wayne Harvey (retired 27 March 2011)Nick Wagner (retired 27 March 2011) John Arthur (retired 27 March 2011)Sarah McEachern (appointed 27 March 2011) Brett Stokes (appointed 27 March 2011)Jim Tolson (appointed 27 March 2011) Gerry Cawson (appointed 28 July 2011)
ObjectivesTo encourage, promote, develop and administer hockey as a dynamic skilful and tactical team sport providingparticipation and enjoyment for all ages and abilities with a strong focus on family and community.
At all times act on behalf of, and in the interest of, the Members and hockey in South Australia and strive forGovernment, commercial and public recognition of the association as the controlling body for hockey in SouthAustralia.
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iNdExStatement of Comprehensive Income 36
Statement of Financial Position 37
Statement of Changes in Equity 38
Statement of Cash Flows 39
Notes to the Financial Statements 40
Officer’s Declaration 49
Independent Auditor’s Report 50
FiNANCiAL STATEMENTS YEAR ENdEd 31 OCTOBER 2011
SOUTH AUSTRALiAN HOCKEY ASSOCiATiON iNC ABN 35 860 812 384
General information
The financial report covers South Australian Hockey Association Inc. as an individual entity. The financial report is presented in Australian dollars, which is South Australian Hockey Association Inc.’s functional and presentation currency.
The financial report consists of the financial statements, notes to the financial statements and the officers’declaration.
The financial report was authorised for issue on 16 February 2012. The officers have the power to amend and reissue the financial report.
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Note31 October
201131 October
2010$ $
3 1,710,443 2,004,953
(67,864) (68,770)(7,000) (5,510)(2,863) (3,664)
(479) (455)(24,494) (6,659)
(360) (1,880)(4,681) (7,247)(2,470) (183,350)
(13,375) (3,066)(2,385) (7,008)(4,861) (8,390)(8,895) (8,808)
(500,245) (476,615)(957,575) (1,044,489)
(400) - (3,174) (5,261)(7,352) (11,851)
(10,006) (4,534)(39,942) (52,012)
(1,551) (1,688)(571) (3,585)
(3,556) (535)(15,354) (10,952)(17,880) (12,151)
(1,910) (1,475)(1,700) -
9,500 74,998
- -
14 9,500 74,998
- -
9,500 74,998
Surplus after income tax expense for the year attributable to the members of South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
Income tax expense
Revenue
EntertainmentDepreciation and amortisation expense
MerchandiseOffice equipment maintenance
Grant pitch expenses
Office equipment rentalPersonnel costs
Finance costsPostagePrinting & stationery
Expenses
Bad debts
Association levies - Hockey Australia
Training
Website expenses
Professional fees
South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
For the year ended 31 October 2011Statement of comprehensive income
Audit feesBank fees
Legal fees
Playing expenses
Executive board expenses
TelecommunicationsSundry expensesSubscriptionsStaff amenitiesPromotions & marketing
Volunteer expenses
Surplus before income tax expense
Other comprehensive income for the year, net of tax
Total comprehensive income for the year attributable to the members of South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
The above statement of comprehensive income should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes
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STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSiVE iNCOMEFOR THE YEAR ENdEd 31 OCTOBER 2011
The above statement of comprehensive income should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
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Note31 October
201131 October
2010$ $
4 345,718 308,850 5 104,768 99,754 6 1,719 6,828 7 1,250 570
453,455 416,002
8 106,349 100,000 9 220,075 243,712
326,424 343,712
779,879 759,714
10 54,549 109,846 11 26,078 30,124 12 152,981 75,544
233,608 215,514
13 4,653 12,082 4,653 12,082
238,261 227,596
541,618 532,118
14 541,618 532,118
541,618 532,118
Property, plant and equipment
Total liabilities
Liabilities
Total non-current assets
Employee benefits
Current assets
Assets
Cash and cash equivalents
Other
Retained surpluses
Trade and other receivablesInventories
Total current liabilities
Current liabilities
Non-current assets
Total current assets
Receivables
Total equity
Total non-current liabilities
Net assets
Other
Employee benefits
South Australian Hockey Association Inc.Statement of financial positionAs at 31 October 2011
Trade and other payables
Total assets
Equity
Non-current liabilities
The above statement of financial position should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes
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STATEMENT OF FiNANCiAL POSiTiONAS AT 31 OCTOBER 2011
The above statement of financial position should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
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Totalequity
$ $ $ $ $ $
- - 457,120 457,120
- - - - - -
- - - - 74,998 74,998
- - - - 74,998 74,998
- - - - 532,118 532,118
Totalequity
$ $ $ $ $ $
- - 532,118 532,118
- - - - - -
- - - - 9,500 9,500
- - - - 9,500 9,500
- - - - 541,618 541,618
Total comprehensive income for the year
Other comprehensive income for the year, net of tax
Balance at 31 October 2011
Surplus after income tax expense for the year
Balance at 1 November 2010
Balance at 31 October 2010
Retainedequity Reserves profits
Contributed
Other comprehensive income for the year, net of taxSurplus after income tax expense for the year
Total comprehensive income for the year
Balance at 1 November 2009
profitsequityContributed
ReservesRetained
South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
For the year ended 31 October 2011Statement of changes in equity
The above statement of changes in equity should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes
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STATEMENT OF CHANgES iN EqUiTYFOR THE YEAR ENdEd 31 OCTOBER 2011
The above statement of changes in equity should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
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Note31 October
201131 October
2010$ $
1,664,077 1,566,475 (1,730,831) (1,930,412)
5,222 - 106,101 409,874
19 44,569 45,937
9 (1,352) (240,007)(6,349) -
- 3,427
(7,701) (236,580)
- (34,982)
- (34,982)
36,868 (225,625)308,850 534,475
4 345,718 308,850
Cash flows from operating activities
Payments to suppliers (inclusive of GST)Receipts from customers (inclusive of GST)
Interest received
Loans from/(to) related and other parties
Net cash from operating activities
South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
For the year ended 31 October 2011Statement of cash flows
Other revenue
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the financial year
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the financial year
Cash flows from investing activities
Interest received
Net cash used in financing activities
Proceeds from loans to members
Payments for property, plant and equipment
Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents
Cash flows from financing activities
Net cash used in investing activities
The above statement of cash flows should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes
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STATEMENT OF CASH FLOwSFOR THE YEAR ENdEd 31 OCTOBER 2011
The above statement of cash flows should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notes.
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The preparation of the financial statements requires the use of certain critical accounting estimates. It also requiresmanagement to exercise its judgement in the process of applying the incorporated association's accounting policies.The areas involving a higher degree of judgement or complexity, or areas where assumptions and estimates aresignificant to the financial statements, are disclosed in note 2.
In the officers' opinion, the incorporated association is not a reporting entity because there are no users dependenton general purpose financial statements.
Critical accounting estimates
31 October 2011
Historical cost convention
The incorporated association has adopted all of the new, revised or amending Accounting Standards andInterpretations issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board ('AASB') that are mandatory for the currentreporting period.
The principal accounting policies adopted in the preparation of the financial statements are set out below. Thesepolicies have been consistently applied to all the years presented, unless otherwise stated.
Notes to the financial statements
New, revised or amending Accounting Standards and Interpretations adopted
South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
Note 1. Significant accounting policies
Any new, revised or amending Accounting Standards or Interpretations that are not yet mandatory have not beenearly adopted.
The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention, except for, where applicable, therevaluation of available-for-sale financial assets, financial assets and liabilities at fair value through profit or loss,investment properties, certain classes of property, plant and equipment and derivative financial instruments.
These are special purpose financial statements that have been prepared for the purposes of complying with theSouth Australian legislation the Associations Incorporation Act 1985 and associated regulations. The officers havedetermined that the accounting policies adopted are appropriate to meet the needs of the members of SouthAustralian Hockey Association Inc..
These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the recognition and measurement requirementsspecified by the Australian Accounting Standards and Interpretations issued by the Australian Accounting StandardsBoard ('AASB') and the disclosure requirements of AASB 101 'Presentation of Financial Statements', AASB 107'Statement of Cash Flows', AASB 108 'Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors', AASB1031 'Materiality' and AASB 1048 'Interpretation and Application of Standards'. These financial statements do notconform with International Financial Reporting Standards as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board('IASB').
Basis of preparation
InterestInterest revenue is recognised as interest accrues using the effective interest method. This is a method ofcalculating the amortised cost of a financial asset and allocating the interest income over the relevant period usingthe effective interest rate, which is the rate that exactly discounts estimated future cash receipts through theexpected life of the financial asset to the net carrying amount of the financial asset.
Other revenueOther revenue is recognised when it is received or when the right to receive payment is established.
Revenue is recognised when it is probable that the economic benefit will flow to the incorporated association and therevenue can be reliably measured. Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or
Revenue recognition
GrantsGrants are recognised at their fair value where there is reasonable assurance that the grant will be received and allattached conditions will be complied with.
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31 October 2011Notes to the financial statementsSouth Australian Hockey Association Inc.
Impairment of financial assets
Net realisable value is the estimated selling price in the ordinary course of business less the estimated costsnecessary to make the sale.
Trade receivables are initially recognised at fair value and subsequently measured at amortised cost using theeffective interest method, less any provision for impairment. Trade receivables are generally due for settlementwithin 30 days.
Income tax
Stock on hand is stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Cost comprises purchase and delivery costs,net of rebates and discounts received or receivable.
Cash and cash equivalents includes cash on hand, deposits held at call with financial institutions, other short-term,highly liquid investments with original maturities of three months or less that are readily convertible to knownamounts of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk of changes in value.
Trade and other receivables
Inventories
Loans and receivables are non-derivative financial assets with fixed or determinable payments that are not quoted inan active market. They are carried at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method. Gains and losses arerecognised in profit or loss when the asset is derecognised or impaired.
Investments and other financial assets
As the incorporated association is a not-for-profit organisation, it has been granted exemption from theCommissioner of Taxation for payment of income tax.
Cash and cash equivalents
Other receivables are recognised at amortised cost, less any provision for impairment.
Note 1. Significant accounting policies (continued)
Loans and receivables
Investments and other financial assets are measured at either amortised cost or fair value depending on theirclassification. Classification is determined based on the purpose of the acquisition and subsequent reclassification to other categories is restricted. The fair values of quoted investments are based on current bid prices. For unlistedinvestments, the incorporated association establishes fair value by using valuation techniques. These include theuse of recent arms length transactions, reference to other instruments that are substantially the same, discountedcash flow analysis, and option pricing models.
Financial assets are derecognised when the rights to receive cash flows from the financial assets have expired orhave been transferred and the incorporated association has transferred substantially all the risks and rewards ofownership.
The amount of the impairment allowance for loans and receivables carried at amortised cost is the differencebetween the asset’s carrying amount and the present value of estimated future cash flows, discounted at the originaleffective interest rate. If there is a reversal of impairment, the reversal cannot exceed the amortised cost that wouldhave been had the impairment not been recognised and is reversed to profit or loss.
The incorporated association assesses at the end of each reporting period whether there is any objective evidencethat a financial asset or group of financial assets is impaired. Objective evidence includes significant financialdifficulty of the issuer or obligor; a breach of contract such as default or delinquency in payments; the lender grantingto a borrower concessions due to economic or legal reasons that the lender would not otherwise do; it becomesprobable that the borrower will enter bankruptcy or other financial reorganisation; the disappearance of an activemarket for the financial asset; or observable data indicating that there is a measurable decrease in estimated future
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Employee benefits
The residual values, useful lives and depreciation methods are reviewed, and adjusted if appropriate, at eachreporting date.
Depreciation is calculated on a straight-line basis to write off the net cost of each item of property, plant andequipment (excluding land) over their expected useful lives.
Trade and other payables
Property, plant and equipment
Liabilities for wages and salaries, including non-monetary benefits, annual leave and accumulating sick leaveexpected to be settled within 12 months of the reporting date are recognised in current liabilities in respect ofemployees' services up to the reporting date and are measured at the amounts expected to be paid when theliabilities are settled. Non-accumulating sick leave is expensed to profit or loss when incurred.
Long service leave
Wages and salaries, annual leave and sick leave
The liability for long service leave is recognised in current and non-current liabilities, depending on the unconditionalright to defer settlement of the liability for at least 12 months after the reporting date. The liability is measured as thepresent value of expected future payments to be made in respect of services provided by employees up to thereporting date using the projected unit credit method. Consideration is given to expected future wage and salarylevels, experience of employee departures and periods of service. Expected future payments are discounted usingmarket yields at the reporting date on national government bonds with terms to maturity and currency that match, asclosely as possible, the estimated future cash outflows.
Plant and equipment is stated at historical cost less accumulated depreciation and impairment. Historical costincludes expenditure that is directly attributable to the acquisition of the items.
Note 1. Significant accounting policies (continued)
Receivables and payables are stated inclusive of the amount of GST receivable or payable. The net amount of GSTrecoverable from, or payable to, the tax authority is included in other receivables or other payables in the statementof financial position.
Commitments and contingencies are disclosed net of the amount of GST recoverable from, or payable to, the taxauthority.
Goods and Services Tax ('GST') and other similar taxes
Cash flows are presented on a gross basis. The GST components of cash flows arising from investing or financingactivities which are recoverable from, or payable to the tax authority, are presented as operating cash flows.
Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of associated GST, unless the GST incurred isnot recoverable from the tax authority. In this case it is recognised as part of the cost of the acquisition of the assetor as part of the expense.
These amounts represent liabilities for goods and services provided to the incorporated association prior to the endof the financial year and which are unpaid. Due to their short-term nature they are measured at amortised cost andare not discounted. The amounts are unsecured and are usually paid within 30 days of recognition.
An item of property, plant and equipment is derecognised upon disposal or when there is no future economic benefitto the incorporated association. Gains and losses between the carrying amount and the disposal proceeds are takento profit or loss. Any revaluation surplus reserve relating to the item disposed of is transferred directly to retainedprofits.
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31 October 2011Notes to the financial statementsSouth Australian Hockey Association Inc.
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
24,138 25,276 20,682 15,814
5,200 10,909 74,597 66,118 29,028 11,053
151,377 166,734 109,525 123,874
15,000 41,361 522,491 594,314 647,082 660,074
- - 1,599,120 1,715,527
106,101 286,000 5,222 3,426
- - 111,323 289,426
- - 1,710,443 2,004,953
Sponsorship
Match income
Stadium fees
Directors and officers insurance
Interest
Functions
Miscellaneous incomePines Stadium Management
Grant income
Team feesState team levies
Revenue
Sales revenueDevelopment
Note 3. Revenue
Other revenue
The preparation of the financial statements requires management to make judgements, estimates and assumptionsthat affect the reported amounts in the financial statements. Management continually evaluates its judgements andestimates in relation to assets, liabilities, contingent liabilities, revenue and expenses. Management bases itsjudgements, estimates and assumptions on historical experience and on other various factors, includingexpectations of future events, management believes to be reasonable under the circumstances. The resultingaccounting judgements and estimates will seldom equal the related actual results. The judgements, estimates andassumptions that have a significant risk of causing a material adjustment to the carrying amounts of assets andliabilities within the next financial year are discussed below.
Note 2. Critical accounting judgements, estimates and assumptions
Provision for impairment of receivables
Note 1. Significant accounting policies (continued)
Australian Accounting Standards and Interpretations that have recently been issued or amended but are not yetmandatory, have not been early adopted by the incorporated association for the annual reporting period ended 31October 2011. The incorporated association has not yet assessed the impact of these new or amended AccountingStandards and Interpretations.
New Accounting Standards and Interpretations not yet mandatory or early adopted
The provision for impairment of receivables assessment requires a degree of estimation and judgement. The level ofprovision is assessed by taking into account the recent sales experience, the ageing of receivables, historicalcollection rates and specific knowledge of the individual debtors financial position.
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31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
200 200 345,518 308,650
- - 345,718 308,850
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
104,768 99,754
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
1,719 6,828
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
1,250 - - 570
- - 1,250 570
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
106,349 100,000 Loan to the Pines
Cash at bank
Stock on hand - at cost
Note 5. Current assets - trade and other receivables
Trade receivables
Note 4. Current assets - cash and cash equivalents
Cash on hand
Note 6. Current assets - inventories
Other current assets
Note 7. Current assets - other
Prepayments
Note 8. Non-current assets - receivables
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31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
364,743 363,886 (144,668) (120,174)
- - 220,075 243,712
- - 220,075 243,712
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
39,927 117,565 3,686 (7,954)
10,936 235
- - 54,549 109,846
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
26,078 30,124
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
12,333 5,510 140,005 70,034
643 -
- - 152,981 75,544
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
4,653 12,082
Note 12. Current liabilities - other
Note 10. Current liabilities - trade and other payables
BAS payable
Accrued expenses
Plant and equipment - at cost
Other payables
Less: Accumulated depreciation
Note 9. Non-current assets - property, plant and equipment
Note 11. Current liabilities - employee benefits
Other current liabilities
Trade payables
Note 13. Non-current liabilities - employee benefits
Long service leave
Annual leave
Deferred revenue
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31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
- - 532,118 457,120 9,500 74,998
- - 541,618 532,118
31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
7,000 -
1,250 -
- - 8,250 -
- 5,510
- 1,750
- - - 7,260
Note 16. Contingent liabilities
Surplus after income tax expense for the year
Retained surpluses at the end of the financial year
Note 14. Equity - retained surpluses
Retained surpluses at the beginning of the financial year
Other services - Manos Partners
During the financial year the following fees were paid or payable for services provided by Manos Partners, theauditor of the incorporated association, and unrelated practices:
Preparation of the financial statements
Audit of the financial statements
Other services - unrelated practices
Audit of the financial statements
Audit services - unrelated practices
Note 15. Remuneration of auditors
Preparation of the financial statements
Audit services - Manos Partners
Pines Stadium - deficiency of capitalAs at 31 October 2011, the Pines Stadium Management Account had a deficiency of capital and reserves of $61,377and reported a loss of $63,115 for the financial year then ended. The association has undertaken to providesufficient financial assistance, as and when needed, to enable the continued operations of the Pines Stadium. Theundertaking is provided for a period of twelve months from the date of this financial report.
Pines Stadium - replacement of playing surfaceDuring 2010, the synthetic playing surface at the Pines Stadium was replaced using funds granted by the StateGovernment. At the time of this replacement, the association gave an undertaking to the State Government tocontribute to any future replacement of the synthetic playing surface at the Pines Stadium. It is anticipated that theamount and timing of any contribution would be determined by negotiation with the State Government at the time ofletting of contracts for the replacement of the playing surface. The useful life of the current playing surface isestimated to be between 7 to 10 years.
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31 October 2011
31 October 2010
$ $
- - 9,500 74,998
24,494 6,659
(5,014) (180,917)1,279 232
(1,250) - (55,297) 39,942 (11,475) 20,507 82,332 84,516
- - 44,569 45,937
Note 17. Commitments
The incorporated association had no comittments for expenditure as at 31 October 2011 and 31 October 2010.
No matter or circumstance has arisen since 31 October 2011 that has significantly affected, or may significantlyaffect the incorporated association's operations, the results of those operations, or the incorporated association'sstate of affairs in future financial years.
Note 18. Events after the reporting period
Change in operating assets and liabilities:
Surplus after income tax expense for the year
Increase in trade and other receivablesDecrease in inventories
Increase/(decrease) in employee benefitsIncrease in other operating liabilities
Net cash from operating activities
Increase/(decrease) in trade and other payables
Depreciation and amortisation
Increase in prepayments
Adjustments for:
Note 19. Reconciliation of surplus after income tax to net cash from operating activities
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(b) Benefits
During the finanancial year:
(i) No Director of the association, or a firm of which the Director is a member or body corporate in which the Directorhas a substantial financial interest, has received, or became entitled to receive, a benefit as a result of a contractbetween the Director, firm or body corporate and the association; and
(ii) Other than remuneration received in the capacity of employee of the association, no Director of the associationhas received directly or indirectly from the association any payment or other benefit of a pecuniary value.
Executive Board
The names of each person holding the position of Executive Director of the association as at the date of this reportare as follows:
Garry O'Shea - ChairpersonHelen Stone - Deputy chairpersonSarah McEachern - Finance committee chairpersonGerry CawsonTim CollinBrett StokesJim Tolson
Note 20. Related party transactions
(a) Management
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Independent auditor's reportTo the members of the South Australian Hockey Association Inc.
We have audited the accompanying financial report, being a special purpose financial report, of the South Australian Hockey Association Inc., which comprises the statement of financial position as at 31 October 2011, the statement of comprehensive income, the statement of changes in equity and the statement of cash flows for the year then ended, notes comprising a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information, and the officers’ declaration.
The responsibility of the Executive Board for the financial report The Executive Board of the entity are responsible for the preparation of the financial report and have determined that the basis of preparation described in Note 1, is appropriate to meet the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act and is appropriate to meet the needs of the members. The Executive Board’s responsibility also includes such internal control as the Executive Board determines is necessary to enable the preparation of a financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
Auditor's responsibilityOur responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor's judgement, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity's preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity's internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the Executive Board, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report.
Audit opinion In our opinion, the financial report presents fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the South Australian Hockey Association Inc. as at 31 October 2011 and its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act.
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Basis of accounting and restriction on distribution We draw attention to Note 1 to the financial report which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared to assist the South Australian Hockey Association Inc. to meet the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporations Act. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another purpose.
Manos Partners
Con Manos 16 February 2012 Director
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diRECTORY
HOCKEY SA (THE SOUTH AUSTRALiAN HOCKEY ASSOCiATiON iNC)
State Hockey Stadium State Sports Park Main North Road Gepps Cross SA 5094
PO Box 56 Enfield Plaza SA 5085
T (08) 8349 4044 F (08) 8349 4873
www.hockeysa.com.au
Chief Executive OfficerPeter Ali [email protected]
Finance Officer Jacquie Harris [email protected]
High Performance and Competitions ManagerNick Lenoir [email protected]
Game Development Coordinator Dale Stephen [email protected]
Administration & State Team OfficerPauline Heylen [email protected]
Competitions and Member Services Coordinator Sue Stephen [email protected]
Facilities ManagerNeil (Stan) Matthews [email protected]
State Hockey Stadium
State Sports Park
Main North Road, Gepps Cross SA 5094
Telephone (08) 8349 4044 Fax (08) 8349 4873
www.hockeysa.com.au
