SA Bowls Annual Report 0910

Annual Report2009/2010

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Bowls SA Incorporated PO Box 59 Brooklyn Park SA 5032

3a Rowells Road Lockleys SA 5032Phone 8234 7544 Fax 8351 8220

Email [email protected]

Board of DirectorsPresident Ivy Kluske Vice President Kenn RogersTreasurer Bob ThomasMetropolitan John McDougall Carol BoyleCountry Don Crosby Valda BartlettPatronHis Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANRGovernor of South AustraliaSolicitor Anthony Kerin Johnston Withers & Associates Auditor Nicholas Matsis NRM Johnson

CountryRegion 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4Barry Oliver Jim Sharratt Gordon Leue Graeme HuppatzBeverlee Scown Valerie Vawser Rita Jones Gwenda White

Region 5 Region 6 Region 7 Region 8Barry Kearsley Lyn Walker Neville Nolan (part) David LamondAnne Swaffer Gaynor Pitcher Barbara Tiggemann Maxine Baldock Brian Patterson (part)MetropolitanRegion 9 Region 10 Region 11 Region 12John Hill Bob Ormston Winston Ellis Bob DeuterKathy Owen Lesley Slattery Natalie Coad Kathryn Bailey

Councillors

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General ManagerBen Scales Administration Manager Marketing ManagerNola Byass Travis MollDevelopment Manager High Performance Manager John Cranwell (part) Bill Cornehls (part)Customer Services Development Officer Deborah Dunbar Kelli Wray (part)Membership & Events Officer Programs Coordinator Lyn Grenfell Rhys Taylor (part)Accounts Officer Support Services Denise Edge Harriet Galantomos

Staff

CoachingRon Mitchell (Chair)Leon CraneGeoff EllisPeter GagelerTrevor Gregory Faye LukeTerry White

High PerformanceBill Cornehls (part) Bob Cooper Peter Gageler Trevor Lloyd Boundary Review Bob Cooper (Chair) Jeff BrownMichael BrownCarol Bammann Brian Cooper John SpillaneKen Stokes

UmpiresBeth Young (Chair)Ray AtkinsonAlf BoyleFaye ColeBob DeuterJim EvansJohn SimsLyn TeakleLyn Walker

Selection Bob Pearce (Chair) Denise Amos Deanna Amos Paul Craig Leon Crane Faye Luke Trevor Lloyd Rex Whitehead

Match & ProgramRon Mulliner (Chair)Kathryn Bailey (part)Valda BartlettCarol BoyleJim EvansAnn KennedyIan Miller Wayne ProsserJim RobertsKenn RogersBob ScholefieldLesley SlatteryKen SmithBob TuckBruce Wallace

JuniorBrian Scarlett (Chair)Leon Crane Stephanie Simms Erin Smith

Committees

Fran ArthurJim BaldwinRhonda BrayMichael BrownVic Brown OAMRuth BurtonJim Evans OAMBrian Ford

Murray Gerschwitz OAMBrona GoldieBob GreensladeBeth JamesJohn JenkinsLois KrugerBrian Marsland OAMJohn McDougall

Robert PeakeJoan Sims OAMJoy SmartBill Tonkes OAMDoreen Walding OAM Judy WhitingMargaret Worsley

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With my first year as President rapidly drawing to a close, it is a good time to reflect on what has been an enjoyable and productive time and acknowledge the major issues that have been addressed by Bowls SA. The preparation of the 2010-2013 Strategic Plan has been a very time consuming but worthwhile project undertaken by General Manager Ben Scales working with a consultant and project team to identify goals and strategies for the administration of Bowls SA and the further development of the sport over the next three years.The submission to the Equal Opportunity Tribunal successfully culminated in Bowls SA being granted a two year exemption from the Equal Opportunity Act. This was a significant result for the organisation and the ruling provides Bowls SA two years to undertake a process to rearrange its competitions and deal with the Equal Opportunities Act in a more permanent way. It is important for Associations, Member Clubs and Members to embrace this decision, which allows single gender competitions to be played in conjuction with open competitions, to ensure the sport continues to move forward. The Bowls SA Board has adopted a Risk Management Policy and has undertaken the identification and assessment of risks by way

PresidentIvy Kluske

of a Risk Management Plan that the organisation needs to continually monitor and manage in a way that is appropriate for the business environment and in keeping with the Bowls SA Risk Management Policies goals and objectives.In appreciation of their support, I encourage all members to take into account the products and services offered by the companies that sponsor Bowls SA when contemplating purchases. Their support is central to Bowls SA being able to conduct special events, outfit Squads and offer diverse programs to attract new members. The Awards Presentation Night held at the Glenelg Function Centre was an opportunity to acknowledge players who reached a high level of achievement during the year, Officials and our sponsors, with all winners invited to attend for presentation of the perpetual trophy and an individual trophy to recognise their personal success. The night was a fitting culmination to a very successful season. Bowls SA relies on the assistance and dedication of the many people who volunteer their time and skills in areas such as the Board, Council, and Committees and in the field as Coaches, Event Managers, Umpires and Markers. Thank you to all of these people.

The knowledge, administration and governance support provided by General Manager Ben and staff has been excellent and without this my position would have been overwhelming; thank you. One of the highlights of the year was being able to be part of the home crowd when the Australian Sides Championships were hosted by the Holdfast Bay Bowling Club. The SA players are to be congratulated on their performances and results, well done.I also had the pleasure of visiting a number of clubs during the season to join them in celebrating special events and to meet members and I thank them for their hospitality. My goals for the future are to maintain effective governance and support structures of the organisation and therefore ensuring that the objectives of Bowls SA are met and the sport can prosper with more people playing and enjoying the game. I look forward to your support.

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General ManagerBen ScalesIt certainly has been a busy year. In January, Bowls SA was granted a two year exemption by the Equal Opportunity Tribunal from s35(1)(b) and s39(1)(b) of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 to enable the Association to organise and conduct single gender bowls competitions.This exemption was granted with the expectation that Bowls SA will undertake a process to rearrange its competitions and deal with the Equal Opportunities Act in a more permanent way. It is essential that Bowls SA continues to move forward, balancing the requirements of the Judgment and the members to ensure that the sport continues to prosper. A review of the current boundaries of Bowls SA which have been in place since 2004, following the unification of the RSABA and SAWBA in 2003, was also undertaken. The main objective of the review was to ensure that the sport had viable and sustainable competitions for the future and after a thorough consultative process the Boundary Review Committee made a number of recommendations that were endorsed by the Board and ratified by the Council. A working group will be set-up to assist with the implementation of these recommendations and continue to work with the different stakeholders to achieve the timelines for further change.The 2010 Australian Sides Championship was held at Holdfast Bay in April and under difficult circumstances the

club did an outstanding job in delivering a very successful event. On the green the men’s and women’s sides improved remarkably from the previous year’s event in Canberra, where they both finished seventh, to finish fourth and second respectively. These results led to South Australia being ranked second overall and the players should be congratulated on their performance, as well as coaches Andrew Smith and Faye Luke, whose contribution to the preparation and performance of the sides should not be underestimated.There were a number of staff changes during the year with John Cranwell leaving the organisation after three years as Development Manager and Harriet Galantomas after four years in a support role with a focus on Metropolitan pennants. Both made a significant contribution to the sport in their time with the organisation and we wish them well with their future endeavours. Bowls SA welcomed four new employees to Rowells Road with Kelli Wray, Rhys Taylor, Paul Williams and Harvey Jolly all joining the team in the last 12 months. Kelli and Rhys are both bowlers and have a passion for the game, whilst Paul and Harvey are new to the sport but have extensive experience in sports administration and development. All will be assets for the sport and their knowledge and skills will be a valuable resource to Member Clubs.The organisation continues to build on its sound financial

position with another solid performance in 2009/10 with Treasurer Bob Thomas and the Finance Committee prudently managing Member’s funds and delivering another surplus. The financial performance of the Association over the last three years has seen it recover from the significant losses of the previous years and places it in a strong position to deal with any future challenges.As an organisation we continue to strive for improvement in how we operate and deliver services to the membership and after an extensive process it is with much anticipation that the Board will shortly launch the Bowls SA Strategic Plan: 2010 -13. The plan includes a range of strategies to be implemented over the next three years to grow the sport and Bowls SA is confident the work completed in the preparation of this Plan will contribute to the transformation and long term sustainability of the sport.In closing, I would like to thank the staff of Bowls SA for their commitment over the past year and look forward to an exciting year ahead as we work together to continue to develop and grow the sport.

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High PerformanceBob PearceThe opening of the 2009-10 season saw some significant personnel changes to the High Performance Unit. The resignation of Jeff Hammond, the inaugural High Performance Manager, took effect on 1 July 2009, although he continued in a caretaker role until the arrival of Bill Cornehls, whose appointment as High Performance Manager and Senior Men’s and Women’s State Coach commenced in September 2009. Other changes in personnel were the resignation of Shirley Blackwell as State Women’s Coach, the appointment of Rex Whitehead as a State Selector in lieu of John Morris, and the appointment of an additional State Selector in Denise Amos. Regrettably, Bill Cornehls was forced to resign in January 2010 after the Loy Carroll test series, and return to his home in Queensland for family reasons. His roles as Senior State Coach, with particular emphasis on preparation for the Australian

Sides Championships at Holdfast Bay in April, were undertaken by Andrew Smith and Faye Luke for the rest of the season. This proved to be particularly successful with our SA women’s side finishing second in the championships, our men’s side fourth and SA second overall. This compared favorably with last year’s results in Canberra where both men’s and women’s sides finished seventh. The success of the Penny Landherr Skippered rink was a highlight with her rink performing brilliantly to remain undefeated through the seven Tests to take out the coveted award for best performed women’s rink.

The other major test series during the season were the Loy Carroll Shield for our Senior State men, the Mulga Cup for our Senior State women, and the Smith Middleton Shield for our Under 18 boys, all held at Holdfast Bay in January against sides from Victoria. SA were the holders of the Mulga Cup and the Loy Carroll Shield, and it was pleasing to note that our State women’s side played extremely well to retain the Mulga Cup. The outcome was not so good for our State men’s side whose results forced them to hand over the Loy Carroll Shield to Victoria. Interestingly our State Reserve men’s side played a trial game against the Victorian men’s side as a lead up to the Loy Carroll resulting in a respectable win to SA. The main praise for the event went to our Under 18 boys whose outstanding performance resulted in them winning the Smith Middleton Shield for the first time in 11 years. Other High Performance events during the season were the Australian Junior Championships held at Halekulani NSW in September

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where South Australia had some success in bringing home five Bronze Medals, the Whitehead Pope Shield for our Under 25 State men’s side against Victoria held at Grange in October where Victoria maintained their stranglehold on this annual event, and the annual Under 18 Quad Series held at Brighton in January with NSW comfortably winning the series over WA and VIC, with SA finishing fourth.A number of other events against interstate and intrastate sides were organised during the season where the emphasis was not so much on winning, but rather on providing an opportunity for selected participants to experience a higher level of competition, and to be assessed for possible future promotion to senior level bowls. These included a men’s trial comprising players from the Senior State Squad and the Foundation Squad held

in Horsham against a country Victorian side in July, a trial for mainly Foundation Squad members in July at Cowell against an Upper North country side, the second annual pre-season trial for State Squad men and women held at Novar Gardens against NSWIS in August, the annual trial in August in Mildura for Senior State and Foundation Squad members, a trial at Merrylands Bowling Club in NSW for Senior State Squad members also in August, a trial for mainly Foundation Squad members against a side from Warrnambool held at Keith in September, and a trial for Senior State squad members held at Manning Memorial Bowls Club in WA in October. The success of these events was evidenced by the resultant selection of some players in the Loy Carroll and National’s sides later in the season.

Players from the Bowls SA HP program took part in the 2010 Australian Open held in February at the Shepparton Park and Mooroopna Bowling Clubs.The contingent all performed well but the stand out performance was the defeat of World No 1 Safuan Said by Under 18 Squad member, 15 year old Nathan Pedersen, when he won the tie-break 4-2 to record the biggest upset of the Australian Open.In summary the High Performance Unit has had a successful season, particularly in our two Senior State Sides, and particular thanks and praise is due to Andrew Smith and Faye Luke who stepped in as State Coaches late in the season, and achieved such outstanding results in the Australian Sides Championships. We can be confident that the success they achieved can be built on and improved in the coming season.

High Performance Bob Pearce

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One of the biggest challenges for the Development team is the planning and implementation of initiatives that will increase awareness, participation and membership of the sport. It is evident that the time and commitment of the team paid off over the last twelve months with increased participation on a number of levels. Henselite Junior Development SquadsOne very successful initiative was the introduction of the Henselite Junior Development Squads. The new partnership between Henselite and Bowls SA was established for junior programs and events with the main focus on the creation of the Henselite Junior Development Squads.The initial concept proposed establishing five Squads within the first year, however demand has seen this exceed expectations with eight Squads now launched. The Squads are designed to provide an opportunity for junior bowlers from a determined geographical area to train and play together with their peers. The program debuted with the Southern Jacka Crackas and quickly expanded with eight coordinators now appointed to Squads including the Eastern Jets, Lower North High Jackers, Southern Metro Bowling Bombers, the Hills Panthers, Western Warriors, Yorke Peninsula All Stars and the Riverland Rats.The Squads have been a great success with, to date, a total

of 58 members. As part of their membership each player receives a Henselite playing shirt designed and named by the group. Keep an eye out for your local squad members in their shirts!Under 18 Championships The Under 18 Championships supported by Henselite were held at the Kensington/ Marryatville Bowling Club, with 31 boys and 18 girls participating in Singles, Pairs and Triples. The event provides an opportunity for all affiliated junior players to compete at State level and participate in a competitive event. With the advent of the Henselite Junior Development Squads participation is set to increase by providing these up and coming players with another opportunity to challenge their peers. SAPSASA and SSSSA This season the SAPSASA and SSSSA Championships grew considerably with the SSSSA event attracting 170 high school students playing across four

greens at Holdfast Bay Bowling Club. The 2010 SAPSASA event was our biggest yet with 233 participants playing on the day. Both events were a huge success and a great opportunity for Bowls SA to identify talent and encourage them to join the newly established Squads.Sports CONNECTThe partnership between Bowls SA and the three Sports CONNECT partners, SASRAPID, Wheelchair Sports (The Wombats) and the Blind Bowlers Club of SA continued in 2009/10. The SASRAPID State Team again competed at the Australian Open in the Athletes with a Disability competition. With changes to this competition in 2011, a Test Series with Victoria is envisaged as a replacement. The Wheelchair Sports team, the ‘Wombats’, also had great success at the 2010 National Championship. South Australia won Gold in both the Singles and Pairs event. Liam Buckley was the Singles recipient and

DevelopmentJohn Cranwell

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Liam Buckley and Davis Bailey won the Pairs.The Blind Bowlers Club of SA were hosts of the 2010 National Championships held at the Salisbury Bowling Club in April. This prestigious event was supported by Blind Sporting Council, SA Government, Salisbury City Council, local Lion Clubs, businesses and the community. In appreciation of the support the South Australian team including Brian Cameron, Neil Cundy, Marilyn Koch, Rebecca Arbon, Des Warner, Ross Sims and Kath Murrell went on to produce an array of medals and certificates.

Night OwlsThe Night Owls concept was again a huge success for participating clubs with over 8,500 social bowlers registered with Bowls SA for the season.Bowls SA, together with the Freemasons SA/NT introduced the inaugural Night Owls Super Series onto the events calendar. Two series were held in

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December and February with 158 teams from 29 metropolitan clubs providing the Super Series with over 500 participants. Bowls SA looks forward to extending the Super Series to the country areas for the 2010-11 seasons.Winners of the two Super Series were the ‘Clearview Sharks’ (Series 1) and ‘Chariots of Fire’ from West Lakes (Series 2). With the generous support from the Freemasons SA/NT, four teams from the Super Series’ qualified for the State Night Owls Final, which was held at Holdfast Bay Bowling Club in conjunction with the Australian Sides Championships on the Saturday night of the event. This gave the Night Owls in attendance the opportunity to witness Australia’s best in action.The State Final saw six regional events held at country clubs Renmark, Mallala and Willunga along with three metropolitan events. A big thankyou to the Region Councillors for assisting Bowls SA with the country

events; without them the nights would not have been possible.The Saturday night final saw 18 teams compete for the coveted title of State Night Owls Champion. The eventual winners were ‘No Bull’ from Modbury. A huge thankyou to the State Night Owls major sponsor Henselite and to Freemasons SA/NT for their continued support.The success of the Night Owls program is an important part of ensuring a strong future for bowls and Member Clubs. The format provides an opportunity for a different demographic to experience the sport in a fun and relaxed environment, bringing a new element into club life and a potential for future club members.Development TeamKelli Wray commenced as part-time Development Officer in August and her strong background as an Australian representative player provides a role model for young players to aspire to. The Development team and Junior Committee are to be congratulated on their achievements over the last 12 months and thanked for their ongoing commitment to opening up the sport to a wider demographic.

While John Cranwell resigned in May to further his career he has left a legacy that can be built on by his successor, and we thank him and wish him well in the future.

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Coaching Ron MitchellThe Committee comprised Ron Mitchell (Chair), Leon Crane, Trevor Gregory, Terry White, Faye Luke, Geoff Ellis and Peter Gageler with Bowls SA staff members John Cranwell and Kelli Wray.

Coach of the Year AwardThis was a new award, implemented to help recognise and raise the standing of all lawn bowls coaches. Thank you to the clubs who nominated their coaches and congratulations to Vic Culbertson who was named as 2010 Coach of the Year at the annual Awards Presentation. Vic a member of the Morphett Vale Bowling Club has shown commitment and dedication over many years coaching at all levels, establishing competitions, and assisting wheelchair athletes to compete at the elite level. As well as conducting school clinics, Vic recently became a Henselite Junior Development Squad Coordinator for the Southern Jacka Crackas, setting up regular training sessions and games.

Coaching VisitsThe Committee organised eleven Club Coaching visits throughout the State with the help of local Club Coaches and Committee members.Funding allowed Bowls SA to accredit 112 new Club Coaches and 25 new Introductory Coaches in the new NCAS courses. In May we also ran a Club Coach course and were able to accredit another 19 coaches.

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Revision DaysRevisions Days have continued to be received enthusiastically with an average attendance of 45. Participant’s feedback provided valuable information on planning future events and the programs were varied with guest speakers, workshops and updates, and sessions on drills in particular being very popular. Two visits to country Regions are planned for the next six months.

Coaching StructureBowls Australia is gradually rolling out the new coaching structure and while this has taken much longer than expected, the Committee has no control over this, other than to offer comments on drafts.

Presenters & AssessorsVarious people have been trained as Presenters & Assessors for the new accreditaion scheme and this is an ongoing process.

SummaryThe Committee thank John Cranwell for his hard work as Development Manager and we wish him well in his

new position. John has been responsible for the accreditation process, record keeping and implementation of the courses under the new scheme.The Committee has continued its progress on its main goals of increasing the awareness of the role of the Coach in Member Clubs as well as providing development opportunities for our current base of Coaches.

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Match and Program Ron MullinerThe Committee comprised Ron Mulliner (Chair), Kathryn Bailey, Valda Bartlett, Carol Boyle, Jim Evans, Ann Kennedy, Ian Miller, Wayne Prosser, Jim Roberts, Kenn Rogers, Bob Scholefield, Lesley Slattery, Ken Smith, Bob Tuck and Bruce Wallace.The Committee met regularly and I thank them for their time and commitment, and I also thank the Bowls SA staff who assisted throughout the season.ReportThe Match and Program Committee are responsible for setting the Bowls SA Calendar of Events, and conducting the metropolitan pennant competitions and State events during the season.The Men’s and Women’s Country Carnivals are still the premier events for country bowlers with excellent entries.

Thank you to the clubs that provided their greens and facilities, and to all who took on the roles of Event Manager, Venue Manager, Umpire and Marker thereby ensuring these events ran smoothly and efficiently.After many years of being successfully hosted by the Murray Bridge Bowling Club, the Men’s and Women’s Prestige Medleys were held at the Payneham Bowling Club. Payneham is to be congratulated on the way the events were conducted and thanks must go to the organising committee and the volunteers who gave up their time to ensure they were a huge success.The metropolitan pennant season concluded with the Finals for Saturday and Thursday Premier 1 Leagues at Ascot Park and Prospect-Broadview

Bowling Clubs. Both days were well attended and the spectators were entertained by exciting bowling and some very close games. Congratulations to the winners West Lakes and Holdfast Bay. The Greenkeepers presented the bowlers with excellent greens on which to play these important Finals and are applauded for their contribution.Entry numbers for all State events were reviewed to assess popularity and sustainability and while the total number of entries has been consistent for many years the consensus was that some competitions may no longer be sufficiently well supported to be maintained and new initiatives are being considered.An audit of country and metropolitan pennant players was undertaken early in the season with a number of Member Clubs found to be in breach of the Laws of the Sport by playing unregistered and therefore ‘ineligible’ players. This audit process will again be undertaken in the new season and Administrative Secretaries are reminded to ensure that all players are registered with Bowls SA before they are selected to play.

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Umpires Beth YoungFive meetings of the Committee comprising Beth Young (Chair) Jim Evans, Ray Atkinson, Alf Boyle, Faye Cole, Bob Deuter, John Sims, Lyn Teakle and Lyn Walker were held during the year.International Technical OfficialsThere has been a slight increase in the number of Level 2 Umpires and considerable interest in the International Technical Official (ITO) level. To date three Umpires have attained ITO level however many more are needed to officiate at the World Bowls Championships to be held in Adelaide in 2012.Mark Cowan of the National Officiating Council has conducted three training sessions for potential ITOs with their final assessment scheduled for November. The aim is to have at least 30 South Australian qualified to this level to form a panel to receive further training and experience by officiating at major events to prepare them to act as World Bowls Umpires and Markers.TutorsWhile the number of Tutors has been maintained with those reaching retirement being replaced with capable Umpires, the Committee suggest that assistant Tutors be sought to provide continuity in case of an emergency or unforseen circumstances.

Laws of the SportSome changes to the Laws of the Sport will be made next season and our Committee will be available to conduct Revision seminars in Regions as required. As there will be different procedures for conducting assessments of new and existing Umpires, Tutors and candidates will need to be well informed. The new procedures will make it easier to become an Umpire without sacrificing quality.It is important that the game is played within the Laws of the Sport and it is pleasing to report that Associations are bringing their By-laws in line with the Laws.

Boundary Review Bob CooperCommittee Bob Cooper (Chair), Brian Cooper, Carol Bammann, Ken Stokes, Mike Brown, John Spillane, Jeff Brown. MeetingsThe Committee met six times.

Goals and AchievementsThe main objective of this Committee was to review the current boundaries of Bowls SA which have been in place since the unification of RSABA and SAWBA in 2003.The review considered and addressed the following issues:Applications from Clubs to

transfer from an Association or Region to another and the associated implications

Population and demographic trends

The distances required to travel to competitions

Implications of boundary changes on remote areas

Both men’s and women’s sections of Clubs aligning with the same Association and Region

Assessing the feasibility of men’s and women’s Associations unifying.

As part of the review, a consultative process was undertaken to ensure stakeholders were provided with the opportunity to contribute to the review and provide the Boundary Review Committee with information for consideration. This process included the opportunity for stakeholders to make written submissions. Where specific issues arose during the process or no comments had been received, stakeholders were contacted by the Boundary Review Committee and discussions and meetings were held. As a result Bob Cooper, Mike Brown and Ben Scales visited Regions 3, 7 and 8 for information sessions and discussions took place with individual clubs were concerns had been raised.

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Boundary Review Vision for the futureThe Committee believes that ultimately the unification of men’s and women’s Associations will be crucial in enabling Bowls SA to continue to meet its objectives, to move forward and provide a structure that is in the best interests of the sport. Throughout the process the Committee was guided by what was in the best interests of the sport, with one of the main objectives being to ensure that the sport has viable and sustainable competitions for the future. The Committee is confident that the process has been thorough and consultative and feel that the proposed boundaries and targets contained in the recommendations for Season 2011/12, that were endorsed at the June Board meeting, will assist the sport to continue to develop, grow and provide opportunities for participants to be involved and enjoy the great game of bowls.SA BowlerNola ByassSix editions were published in the 2009-2010 season and along with the changes to production and distribution introduced during 2008, the magazine has become even more cost effective by attracting increased advertising revenue and the streamlining of in house production reducing expenses.Utilising Ezypage to publish each edition on the Bowls SA website has provided advertisers with

another medium to promote their business or products, allowing potential customers to access further information by clicking on website links to their company. The inclusion of both Men’s and Women’s Country Carnival draws and Conditions of Play as a pull-out booklet proved very popular and allowed competitors, spectators, family and friends access to all draws and gave these very popular championships additional exposure.Lane Print has continued to provide an excellent printing and support service and their long standing sponsorship of the Metropolitan Premier and Metropolitan League Program Book is testament to a very successful partnership. The production team at Bowls SA is committed to producing a high quality magazine that covers all aspects of the sport, provides a good read and a valuable record of activities. Clubs are thanked for their continuing contribution which assists Bowls SA in meeting these goals. TreasurerBob ThomasIt is with pleasure that I present the audited financial accounts for the year ended 30 June 2010.Despite the current economic climate the organisation has attained a satisfactory surplus of $68,750.The increased surplus above that budgeted for can be contributed to increased revenue from

corporate partnerships and a decrease in expenditure as a result of operational savings that occurred throughout the year. Although interest rates on funds invested have been generally low, we have been able to source the best possible secured rates, resulting in a significant amount of interest received for the year.The move to producing the SA Bowler in house has again showed a good result. Contribution from the production has again improved. Advertising monies received has increased significantly whilst production costs have fallen, resulting in an overall decrease in the cost of production of $12,245 as compared to last year.The Finance Committee has, throughout the year continued to review and revise the Bowls SA Finance Policy so that best results may be obtained.I would like to thank the members of the Finance Committee and Bowls SA staff for their professional approach and dedication to ensure that Bowls SA remains financially strong and that member’s funds are protected and used wisely.

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Financial Statements

2009/2010

FINANCIAL STATEMENTSSTATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENDITUREFOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2010

INCOME 2010 2009Advertising 1,050 2,318Administration Fee 56,127 61,543Bowls Australia 3,636 1,205Bowls SA - Aged Receivables 55 -125Club Member Registrations 584,413 585,346Club Subscriptions 16,877 16,918Clearance Fees 13,094 11,917Club Pennant Nominations 10,364 10,773Coaching 19,641 2,659Commission 1,468 2,169Fines-Club Development 2,016 1,596Grants 153,818 171,858Hire of Equipment 175 309Information Guide 0 2,400Interest on Invested Funds 38,644 41,004Junior Development 16,708 16,885Member Servicing 6,156 3,859Special Events/Projects 2,750 2,500Sponsorship 103,974 64,548Sundry 5,124 214Sale of Goods 28,738 32,319Less Cost of Resale Goods -24,470 -25,012Tournament Entry Fees 40,941 40,459Umpire 4,235 4,588SA Bowler 99,902 92,548Total Net Income 1,185,436 1,144,798

FINANCIAL STATEMENTSSTATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENDITUREFOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2010 EXPENSES 2010 2009Audit & Accounting Fees 4,546 4,309Bank Fees 2,177 1,680Bowls Australia 169,266 163,706Building - Repairs & Maintenance 10,139 12,164Coaching 10,456 2,360Consultancy Fees 10,562 0Computer Expenses & Rental 30,532 31,038Depreciation 16,568 14,654Development Manager - ORS Grant 40,597 44,651Development Officer - ORS Grant 25,535 27,995Electricity 5,868 5,217General Manager 2,739 3,035Grant 285 4,358High Performance/State Squad 77,304 96,370Information Guide 3,016 3,228Insurance 26,958 27,679Junior Development 19,844 13,083Legal Fees 11,398 6,740Marketing Manager 42,695 48,031Meeting 2,209 2,249Member Servicing 11,454 7,092Motor Vehicle 9,312 7,310Office 4,268 3,298Office Equipment 755 5,662Pennants 13,066 14,979Photocopier 9,085 17,492Postage & Freight 10,768 7,437Printing & Stationery 9,989 7,534Promo. Items (Not Resale) 4,567 3,895Representatives 2,704 1,924Rates & Taxes (including Water) 5,250 5,129Special Events/Projects 239 5,012Sponsorship 1,354 1,196Stock Adjustment -2 -277Subscriptions 1,299 1,586

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTSSTATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENDITUREFOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2010EXPENSES 2010 2009Telephone & Fax 8,534 7,815Tournament 10,230 14,601

Tournament Prize Money 30,395 29,311Travel & Reimbursements 7,677 7,415Wages & Salaries 333,419 310,644Umpire 2,946 2,883COMM: Boundaries Review 1,543 0COMM: Coaching 38 0COMM: Constitution 236 587COMM: LABOD Disability 0 605COMM: Match & Program 303 1,130Comm: World Bowls 2012 0 28COMM: SA Bowler Journal 123,298 129,188COMM: Umpires/Markers 1,265 1,466Contingencies 0 1,385Total Expenses 1,116,686 1,108,874Net Surplus 68,750 35,924

BALANCE SHEET AT 30 JUNE 2010ASSETS 2010 2009 2008Current AssetsCash In Bank 43,104 59,037 89,523Investments 756,323 660,284 645,428Prepayments 0 9,166 10,980Accounts Receivable 51,596 29,482 11,074Stock on Hand 3,890 6,989 4,570Total Current Assets 854,913 764,958 761,575Non-Current AssetsLockleys - Building 685,000 685,000 685,000Lockleys - Motor Vehicle 20,438 24,897 29,356Lockleys - Furniture & Equipment 62,857 69,577 58,638Total Non-Current Assets 768,295 779,474 772,994TOTAL ASSETS 1,623,208 1,544,432 1,534,569

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTSSTATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENDITUREFOR YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2010LIABILITIES 2010 2009 2008Current LiabilitiesCreditors 29,693 49,368 85,869Credit Cards 9,004 1,940 0GST Liability -464 -2,950 3,764Trust Funds 9,400 9,400 9,400Payroll Liabilities 49,786 36,947 24,046Total Current Liabilities 97,419 94,705 123,079Non-Current LiabilitiesProv: Long Service Leave 25,551 18,238 15,924Total Non-Current Liabilities 25,551 18,238 15,924TOTAL LIABILITIES 122,970 112,943 139,003NET ASSETS 1,500,238 1,431,489 1,395,566Members' FundRetained Earnings 21,132 -14,791 -77,379Current Year Earnings 68,750 35,924 62,589Introduced Funds 1,167,422 1,167,422 1,167,422Building Revaluation August 05 242,934 242,934 242,934TOTAL MEMBERS' FUND 1,500,238 1,431,489 1,395,566

1. IN THE OPINION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:

a) The accompanying Income and Expenditure Statement is drawn up so as to present fairly the surplus of the Association for the financial year ended 30 June 2010.

b) The accompanying Balance Sheet is drawn up to present fairly the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year then ended 30 June 2010

STATEMENT BY THE BOARD:

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

1) The attached accounts present fairly the results of the operation of the Association for the financial year ending 30th day of June, 2010 and the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year.

2) The Board has reasonable grounds to believe the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

The accounts of the Association have been made out in accordance with Statements of Accounting Concepts and applicable Australian accounting standards.This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board on 27 July, 2010 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.

Ivy Kluske R G (Bob) Thomas President Bowls SA Inc Treasurer Bowls SA Inc

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2. SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the relevant Statements of Accounting Concepts, Accounting Standards and the disclosure requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act.The Financial Statements are prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention, except for certain assets which, as noted, are at valuation. The Accounting policies adopted are consistent with those of previous years.(a) Income TaxThe Association is a non-taxable entity, consequently no provision has been made for income tax.(b) Stock On HandAll Stock on hand is stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value.(c) DepreciationDepreciation is calculated on all items of Plant, Equipment, etc., (except computers and peripherals) at 10% of written down value. Depreciation on computers and peripherals is calculated at 25% of purchase price. (d) CashFor purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash includes investments which are readily convertible to cash on hand and which are used in the cash management function on a day-to-day basis.

3. RELATED PARTIESRemuneration and Benefits: Not Applicable

4. RENTAL COMMITMENTTotal operating rent commitment in respect of a photocopier and not included in the accounts is:2010/2011Not Less than 1 year $7,582/year (ex GST)The Rental commitment is due to cease in November 2012.

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

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF BOWLS SA INC:In the opinion of the members of the Board, during the financial year ended 30th June 2010:a) No officer of the Association, a firm of which an officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest, has received or become entitled to receive a benefit as a result of a contract between the officer, a firm of which the officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest and the Association.b) No officer of the Association has received directly or indirectly from the Association any payment or other benefit of a pecuniary value.Signed at Adelaide on the 27 July, 2010 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.

Ivy Kluske R G (Bob) Thomas President Bowls SA Inc Treasurer Bowls SA Inc

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STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR YEAR ENDING 30 JUNE 2010

VariationCash In Bank Decrease -15,932Investments Increase 96,041Accounts Receivable Increase 22,114Prepayments Decrease -9,166Stock on Hand Decrease -3,099Creditors Increase 19,674Credit Cards Decrease -7,064GST Liability Decrease -2,486Payroll Liablities Decrease -4,751Annual Leave Provision Decrease -8,088Increase in Working Capital Activities 87,243Building Investment 0Motor Vehicle Investment Decrease -4,459Furniture & Equipment Investment Decrease -6,721Provision for Long Service Leave Decrease -7,313Increase in Non-working Capital Activities -18,493Introduced Funds Merger 0Building Revaluation August 05 0Trust - Adelaide Womens Bowling Club 0Trust - Commonwealth Bank Bowling Club 0Trust - SA Brewing 0Increase in Member funds 0Increase in Working Capital Activities 87,243Plus Increase in Non-working Capital Activities -18,493Less Decrease in Member Funds 0Equals Surplus for Year Ending 30 June 2010 68,750

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BOWLS SA INCORPORATED AUDITOR’S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS

SCOPE:We have audited the financial statements of BOWLS SA INCORPORATED for the year ended 30 June 2010 comprising Balance Sheet (Net Assets $1,500,238), Statement of Income and Expenditure (Net Surplus $68,750), Statement of Cash Flows and the Notes to the Accounts. The elected Committee of the Association is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements. We have conducted an independent audit of these financial statements in order to express an opinion on them to the members.The audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures include examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act (SA) so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the Association’s financial position, the results of its operations and cash flows.The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis.

AUDIT OPINION:In our opinion the financial statements present fairly in accordance with applicable Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Associations Incorporations Act (SA), the financial position of BOWLS SA INCORPORATED as at 30 June 2010 and the results of its operations and cash flows for the year then ended.

NRM JohnsonCertified Practising Accountants 43 Edward StreetNorwood SA 5067

Nicholas Matsis CPA PartnerRegistered Company Auditor 77466South Australia, this 23rd day of July 2010

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Event WinnersSINGLESState Singles Champion – OpenColin Saltmarsh (Marion)State Singles Champion – WomenRiina Bradbrook (Holdfast Bay)State Singles Champion – MenCraig Treloar (Berri)State Singles Champion – DisabilityBarry Charity (Clearview)State Singles Champion – Under 35Brady Slater (Marion)Metropolitan Singles Champion – WomenRiina Bradbrook (Holdfast Bay)Metropolitan Singles Champion – MenSteve Grant (Somerton)Champion of Champions Singles – WomenRiina Bradbrook (Holdfast Bay)Champion of Champions Singles – MenGary Thompson (Kensington/Marryatville)Country Carnival Singles Champion – WomenCarmel McQuade (Mt Gambier RSL)Country Carnival Singles Champion – MenGerado Perone (Pt Lincoln)State Singles Champion – Under 18 GirlsBreeanna Dickson (Payneham)State Singles Champion – Under 18 BoysBen Johnson (Morphett Vale)

PAIRSState Pairs Champions – WomenJan Underdown (West Lakes) Maxine Savage (West Lakes)State Pairs Champions – MenScott Thulborn (Adelaide) Adam Forbes (Marion)Country Carnival Pairs Champions – WomenMargaret Marshall (Mt Gambier) Heather Richards (Pt MacDonnell)Country Carnival Pairs Champions – MenSteve Jones (Mt Barker) David Faehrmann (Mt Barker)Champion of Champions Pairs – WomenJosie Wright (Kensington/Marryatville)Penny Landherr (Kensington/Marryatville)

Champion of Champions Pairs – MenGary Thompson (Kensington/Marryatville)Joshua Thompson (Kensington/Marryatville)State Pairs Champions – Under 18 GirlsDesiree Cunningham (Pt Lincoln) Cassandra Harvey (Somerton)State Pairs Champions – Under 18 BoysBrandon Whiley (McLaren Vale)Ben Johnson (Morphett Vale)State Pairs Champions – MixedRenata Callisto (Grange)Mike Cotton (Grange)

TRIPLESState Triples Champions – WomenDianne Green, Wendy Clarke, (Holdfast Bay) Kerry Treloar (Berri)State Triples Champions – MenDarryl Williams, Michael White, Scott Taylor (Somerton) State Triples Champions – U18 GirlsTamzin Jenke (Loxton), Emma Hughes (Modbury), Candise Jenke (Loxton)State Triples Champions – U18 BoysJake Prior (Laura), Matthew Northcott (Marion), Nathan Pedersen (Rosewater)

FOURSCountry Carnival Fours Champions – WomenJoy Bilney (Pt MacDonnell), Barbara Butchart (Pt MacDonnell), Margaret Marshall (Mt Gambier) Heather Richards (Pt MacDonnell) Country Carnival Fours Champions – MenBrian May, David Pearce, Ken Wilcox, Derrick Bushell (Kadina)State 60 & Over Fours Champions – WomenKay Parsons, Rosemary Button, Denise Barnes, Merrilyn Lovelock, (Pt Vincent)State 60 & Over Fours Champions – MenRob Chandler, Bill Lean, Trevor Julyan, Graham Lawes (Morphett Vale)

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Metropolitan Pennant WinnersWEDNESDAYPremier LeagueDivision 1 SomertonDivision 2 North ModburyDivision 2 South GrangeMetropolitan LeagueDivision 1 North Two WellsDivision 1 South HawthornDivision 1 East Kens/MarryatvilleDivision 1 West GrangeDivision 2 North ModburyDivision 2 South Brighton RedDivision 2 East UraidlaDivision 2 West RosewaterDivision 2 NE PaynehamDivision 3 North Payneham RedDivision 3 South Marion RSL Red

THURSDAYPremier LeagueDivision 1 Holdfast BayDivision 2 North WoodvilleDivision 2 South Ascot ParkMetropolitan LeagueDivision 1 North GawlerDivision 1 South LockleysDivision 1 East TranmereDivision 1 West Clarence GardensDivision 1 NW Modbury Red

SATURDAY Premier LeagueDivision 1 West LakesDivision 2 North PaynehamDivision 2 South LockleysMetropolitan LeagueDivision 1 North Hope ValleyDivision 1 South BrightonDivision 1 East Toorak BurnsideDivision 1 West LockleysDivision 2 North ClearviewDivision 2 South Ascot ParkDivision 2 East Kens/MarryatvilleDivision 2 West Clarence GardensDivision 3 North Hope ValleyDivision 3 South Brighton RedDivision 3 East Kens/MarryatvilleDivision 3 West West Lakes RedDivision 3 SW Henley RedDivision 3 NE PaynehamDivision 4 North Hope ValleyDivision 4 South Marion RSL RedTriples North SemaphoreSouth Tranmere

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Country Pennant Winners MEN’S REGION 1 Upper South EastDivision 1 Keith GreenDivision 2 BordertownLower South EastDivision 1 Mt Gambier RSL RedDivision 2 Pt MacDonnell RedDivision 3 Mt GambierDivision 4 FrancesREGION 2 Yorke Peninsula Division 1 KadinaDivision 2 Kadina RedDivision 3 Moonta RedSouthern Yorke Peninsula Division 1 EdithburghDivision 2 Stansbury WhiteDivision 3 Yorketown RedREGION 3 Upper Northern Division 1 ETSA Pt Augusta Division 2 Whyalla GreenNorth Western Division 1 LauraDivision 2 Pt GermeinDivision 3 GeorgetownDivision 4 GeorgetownREGION 4 Barossa & Light Division 1 NuriootpaDivision 2 Nuriootpa BlackDivision 3 Kapunda BlackMid Murray CadellSilver City Division 1 Silver City Blue

Riverland Division 1 BerriDivision 2 MonashDivision 3 MonashDivision 4 Loxton RedREGION 5 Southern Eyre Division 1 Lincoln WhiteDivision 2 Lincoln GoldEastern Eyre Saturday Cowell SouthREGION 6 Pinnaroo Line Division 1 ParillaDivision 2 Lameroo WhiteLower Murray Division 1 Tailem BendDivision 2 Tailem BendDivision 3 Tailem BendHills Division 1 Mt BarkerDivision 2 Mt Barker 1Division 3 Gumeracha 2REGION 7 Great Southern Division 1 Pt ElliotDivision 2 Langhorne CreekDivision 3 WillungaDivision 4 Langhorne CreekDivision 5 Victor HarborSouthern Division 1 Red Pt NoarlungaDivision 1 White ReynellaDivision 1 Blue Morphett Vale Division 2 Red Christies BeachKangaroo Island Division 1 Kingscote Blue

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REGION 8 Broughton Division 1 MundooraDivision 2 Snowtown BlueMid North Division 1 Clare RedDivision 2 Red WatervaleDivision 2 White BooborowieWooroora Division 1 Hamley BridgeDivision 2 Red Riverton WhiteDivision 2 White Mallala WhiteMIDWEEKREGION 2 Yorke Peninsula Port BroughtonSouthern Yorke Peninsula Edithburgh

REGION 3Eastern Laura/GeorgetownWestern Port Pirie BlueREGION 4 Barossa & Light Tanunda BlackRiverlandLoxton BlueREGION 5 Southern Eyre Division 1 Lincoln WhiteDivision 2 Coffin GoldREGION 6 LOWER MURRAY Murray BridgeHILLS Gumeracha 1

Country Pennant Winners

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WOMEN’S REGION 1 South Eastern Division 1 Mt Gambier RSL RedDivision 2 KalangadooDivision 3 LucindaleUpper South East Division 1 Bordertown RedREGION 2Yorke Peninsula Division 1 Moonta RedDivision 2 KadinaSouthern Yorke Peninsula Division 1 YorketownDivision 2 Yorketown BlueREGION 3Flinders Melrose GreenSpencer Gulf Whyalla Golf BlueNorth Western Division 1 Crystal BrookDivision 2 GeorgetownREGION 4Barossa & LightNuriooptaMid Murray CadellRiverland Division 1 BerriDivision 2 Loxton BlueDivision 3 Loxton RSL GoldSilver CityNorth Broken HillREGION 5Southern Eyre Division 1 Cummins RedDivision 2 Kirton/Pt Lincoln Green

Country Pennant Winners

Western Eyre Ceduna GoldEastern Eyre CowellREGION 6Lameroo Lameroo SilverHills Division 1 Mt Barker WhiteLower Murray Division 1 Murray Bridge WhiteDivision 2 MannumREGION 7SouthernDivision 1 Christies Beach GoldDivision 2 Red McLaren ValeDivision 2 White ReynellaGreat SouthernDivision 1 Victor Harbor RedDivision 2 Pt Elliot BlackDivision 3 Victor HarborKangaroo IslandParndana WhiteREGION 8Hutt & Hill Redhill RedNorthern Light SaddleworthWooroora OwenMIDWEEK REGION 5Eastern Eyre Peninsula Cleve

Men Men Men Women Women Women Men WomenClub F AS J/S F AS J/S A AClub Membership

Adelaide Airport Bowling Club 22 1 9 36 12

Adelaide Bowling Club 58 3 20 12

Adelaide High OS Bowling Club 17

Adelaide Oval Bowling Club - Men Only 47

Aldinga Bay Bowling Club Inc 35 3 1 25 15

Alford Bowling Club 19 16

Angaston Bowling Club 50 1 24 25 16

Ardrossan Bowling Club Inc 62 1 39 3 47 28

Arno Bay District Bowling Club Inc 27 2 13 2

Arthurton Bowling Club 22 20 15 9

Ascot Park Bowling Club Inc 122 8 1 36 4 3 209 53

Auburn Bowling Club Inc 23 17 9 2

B.H.A.S. Bowling Club Inc 69 6 1 43 6 36 10

Balaklava Bowling Club 43 2 29 1 3 15 3

Barmera Bowling Club Inc 55 38 2 23 16

Beachport Bowling Club Inc 21 3 13 5

Beaumont Bowling Club 63 19 3 28 3 40 35

Berri Bowling Club 49 1 1 29 2 25 21

Birchmore Bowling Club Inc 47 25

Blackwood Bowling Club Inc 57 13 110 17

Blanchetown Bowling Club 12 8 1

Blyth Bowling Club 29 11 1 10 5

Booborowie Bowling Club 27 2 11 2

Booleroo Centre Bowling Club Inc 34 2 19

Bordertown Bowling Club Inc 59 1 33 4 36 23

Brighton Bowling Club 146 20 1 68 9 193

Brinkworth Bowling Club 25 8

Broken Hill Bowling Club Inc 31 3 19 1

Burra Bowling Club Inc 36 27 9 8

Bute Bowling Club 38 1 23 1

Cadell Bowling Club Inc 13 9

Caltowie Bowling Club Inc 27 1 21

Ceduna & Dist Bowling Club 59 4 43 3 20 9

Christies Beach Bowling Club 86 1 48

Clare Bowling Club Inc 61 4 40 16 10

Clarence Gardens Bowling Club 67 20 35 5 73 48

Clarendon Bowling Club Inc 42 15 38 18

Clearview Bowling Club 112 3 39 4 90 55

Cleve & Dist Bowling Club Inc 45 1 24 1

Coffin Bay Bowling Club 33 1 17 3 4

Coonalpyn Bowling Club 28 2 7 10 6

Cowell & District Bowling Club Inc 26 21 16 16

Croydon Bowling Club 46 1 6 5 20 6

Crystal Brook Bowling Club 46 1 25

Cummins Bowling Club 66 44

Curramulka Bowling Club Inc 33 2 20 18 13

Edithburgh RSL Bowling Club 31 1 20

Edwardstown Bowling Club Inc 77 14 55 25

Elizabeth Bowling Club Inc 88 4 33 2

Encounter Bay Bowling Club Inc 133 71 57 22

ETSA Port Augusta Bowling Club 39 2 1 37 2

Eudunda Bowling Club 55 4 27 1 23 5

Frances Bowling Club 17 1 10 2

Freeling Bowling Club Inc 33 17

Gawler Bowling Club Inc 102 22 53 11 32 20

Georgetown Memorial Bowling Club 21 2 11

Geranium & District Bowling Club 26 10 4 4

Gladstone Bowling Club Inc 36 12

Glenelg Bowling Club Inc 47 2 13 7 100 28

Goolwa Bowling Club Inc 120 12 1 79 3 127 73

Grange Bowling Club 96 3 2 42 3 95 17

Gulnare Bowling Club 14 5

Gumeracha District Bowling Club 47 1 2 15

Hahndorf Bowling Club - Paid Metro 58 1 18 21 17

Hallett Bowling Club Inc 16 1 8

Hamley Bridge Bowling Club 35 13

Happy Valley Bowling Club Inc 102 9 40 1 1 75 38

Hawker Bowling Club 14 17

Hawthorn Bowling Club Inc 94 2 4 34 6 119 91

Henley Bowling Club 112 1 18 133 11

Hindmarsh Bowling Club Inc 58 4 24 6

Holdfast Bay Bowling Club Inc 96 7 45 1 59 24

Hope Valley Bowling Club 140 40 54 21 164

Iron Knob Bowling Club Inc 1

Jamestown Bowling Club Inc 56 27 6 10

Jervois Bowling Club Inc 52 3 19 1


Kadina Bowling Club 54 1 37 43 16

Kalangadoo Bowling Club 28 2 8

Kapunda Bowling Club Inc 52 1 20 22 11

Karoonda & Dist Bowling Club 35 1 17 1

Keith Bowling Club Inc 55 2 22 2 2

Kensington/Marryatville Bowling Club 91 16 1 38 5 63 39

Kimba Bowling Club 40 4 25 10 26 8

Kingscote Bowling Club 39 1 18 2 7

Kingston SE Bowling Club Inc 50 34 69 12

Kirton Bowling Club - Men only 78 1 41 21

Kirton Port Lincoln Womens Bowling Club 67 8

Koolunga Bowling Club 17 3

Lameroo Bowling Club Inc 37 3 29 3 6

Langhorne Creek Bowling Club Inc 44 1 16 28 12

Laura Bowling Club Inc 28 2 11

Lenswood Bowling Club - Men Only 36 4 7 1 1

Lobethal Bowling Club 55 17 17 7

Lock Bowling Club Inc 20 10

Lockleys Bowling Club Inc 96 5 44 1 105 75

Loxton Dist Bowling Club Inc 105 4 46 2 36 14

Loxton RSL & District Bowling Club 37 1 16

Lucindale War Memorial Bowling Club 29 21

Lyndoch & Districts Bowling Club Inc 51 2 22 2 35 25

Lyrup Club Bowling Club 24 18

Maitland Bowling Club 50 1 35 14 12

Mallala Bowling Club Inc 39 3 26 32 10

Mannum Bowling Club 52 2 24 2 38 10

Marion Bowling Club Inc 108 24 1 51 14 177 67

Marion RSL Bowling Club 30 1 11 1 9 8

McLaren Flat Bowling Club 32 2 12 3

McLaren Vale Dist Bowling Club Inc 84 5 39 86 42

Meadows Bowling Club 36 2 13 21 7

Melrose Memorial Bowling Club 33 21

Meningie Bowling Club Inc 32 21 4 2

Milang Bowling Club 32 2 11 1

Millicent Bowling Club 74 7 43 5 97 38

Millswood Bowling Club 40 5

Minlaton Bowling Club Inc 31 1 32 39 19


Minnipa Bowling Club Inc 14 1 3 1 1

Mintaro Bowling Club Inc 21 1 14 6 1

Mitcham Bowling Club 27 13 1 19 24 18

Modbury Bowling Club 154 49 1 74 3 1 181 49

Monash Bowling Club - Men 29 5

Moonta Memorial Park Bowling Club Inc 96 6 1 72 5 49 39

Moorook Bowling Club 31 3 13

Morgan Bowling Club Inc 15 1 1 13 2 10 5

Morphett Vale Memorial Bowling Club 76 2 4 29 82 40

Mount Barker Bowling Club Inc 47 21

Mount Gambier Bowls Club Inc 105 39 69 6

Mount Gambier RSL & District Bowling Club 118 66 1 54 32

Mount Pleasant Bowling Club Inc 49 1 1 15

Mundoora Bowling Club 26 6 17 1

Mundulla Bowling Club Inc 35 25 32

Munno Para Bowling Club 76 25 16 11

Murray Bridge Bowling Club Inc 96 6 2 48 2 1 82 28

Murray Bridge RSL Bowling Club 37 26

Murrayville & RSL Bowling Club Inc 27

Myponga Bowling Club 43 1 13

Naracoorte Bowls Club Inc 76 33 17 7

Naracoorte RSL & District Bowling Club 30 14

North Broken Hill Bowling Club Inc 45 8 1 28

Novar Gardens Bowling Club 59 20 28 7 31 27

Nuriootpa Bowling Club 63 23

Oakbank Bowling Club 29 1 7

Orroroo Bowling Club Inc 41 22

Owen Bowling Club Inc 29 11 16 6

Padthaway Bowling Club Inc 21 3 6

Para Hills Bowling Club Inc 66 1 30

Parilla Bowling Club - Men Only 29

Parndana Bowling Club 39 21

Paskeville Bowling Club 53 18 4 1

Payneham Bowling Club 140 1 1 43 1 40 35

Penfield Bowling Club 33 8 9 10 7 6

Penola Bowling Club Inc 25 25 31 14

Peterborough Bowling Club Inc 29 1 9 3 20 9

Pinnaroo Bowling Club 26 1 13 1


Poochera & Dist Bowling Club 7

Port Adelaide Bowling Club 47 14

Port Augusta Bowling Club Inc 68 4 41 4 11 13

Port Broughton Bowling Club 36 1 1 19 1

Port Elliot Bowling Club Inc 91 41 46 28

Port Germein Bowling Club Inc 35 1 12

Port Lincoln Bowling Club Inc 72 2 38 4 1 72 43

Port MacDonnell & District Bowling Club Inc 45 29 4 2

Port Neill Bowling Club 22 19

Port Noarlunga Memorial Bowling Green Inc 92 2 32 1 24 4

Port Pirie Bowling Club 67 2 36 21 20

Port Victoria Bowling Club 33 24

Port Vincent Memorial Bowling Club Inc 38 25 13 9

Port Wakefield Bowling Club 40 13 19 2

Prospect Broadview Bowling Club 68 46 71 28

Quorn Bowling Club Inc 39 13 4 3

Reade Park Bowling Club Inc 42 1 6

Redhill Bowling Club 15 1 18

Renmark Bowling Club Inc 55 34 48 24

Renmark RSL & District Bowling Club Inc 47 2 23 2

Reynella Community Centre Bowling Club Inc 77 3 27 82 29

Riverton Bowling Club 34 1 25 13

Robe Bowling Club Inc 47 3 38

Robertstown Bowling Club 25 2 19 1

Rosewater Bowling Club Inc 65 2 15 31 10

Roxby Downs Bowling Club 20 7 37 9

Saddleworth Bowling Club 42 3 20 20

Salisbury Bowling Club 111 39 2 50 9 111 39

Semaphore Bowling Club 67 2 3 31 192 75

Snowtown Bowling Club 29 17

Somerton Bowling Club 151 84 34 30 119 140

Spalding Memorial Bowling Club 22 6 14 1

Stansbury Bowling Club 41 1 19

Strathalbyn Bowling Club Inc 74 29 66 35

Streaky Bay & District Bowling Club Inc 59 38 9 11

Sturt Bowling Club Inc - Men Only 41 14 101 47

Swan Reach Bowling Club 18 17 25 8

Tailem Bend Bowling Club 43 20

Tanunda Bowling Club Inc 63 5 24 51 12


Tarlee Bowling Club 15 2 9 1 1 5 1

Tintinara Bowling Club 34 12 3

Toorak Burnside Bowling Club Inc 64 15 26 29 29

Tranmere Bowling Club Inc 94 50 84 47

Trinity Gardens Bowling Club 39 3 1 19 6 31 11

Tumby Bay Bowling Club Inc 54 2 1 27 1 6 6

Two Wells Bowling Club 50 21

Underdale Bowling Club Inc 41 1 7 48 27

Ungarra Bowling Club Inc - No Full Males 0 2 23 7

Uraidla Bowling Club 48 22

Victor Harbor Bowling Club 118 6 2 58 1 45 30

Waikerie Bowling Club 64 30 37 11

Walkerville Bowling Club 63 1 31 109 48

Wallaroo Bowling Club 74 44 20 22

Wallaroo Mines Bowling Club 55 38 2

Warooka Bowling Club Inc 48 1 26 4 1

Wasleys Bowling Club 24 2 3 1

Watervale Bowling Club Inc 16 1 7 3 2

West Croydon & Kilkenny RSL Bowls Club 17 4

West Lakes Bowling Club 102 6 6 43 2 3 154 86

Whyalla Bowling Club 47 6 2 20 3 20 24

Whyalla Golf Bowling Club 58 6 27 59 30

Willunga Bowling Club Inc 52 1 27 34 14

Wilmington Bowling Club Inc 24 1 19

Wirrabara Bowling Club Inc 18 2 14 1

Wirrulla Golf and Bowling Club 19 2 1

Woodside Bowling Club 40 1 11

Woodville Bowling Club Inc 47 24 59 22

Wudinna & Districts Bowling Club Inc 33 23 13 7

Yacka Bowling Club 15 1

Yankalilla Bowling Club 60 30 34 16

Yorketown Bowling Club Inc 45 35 20 10

Zinc Broken Hill Bowling Club 32 9 1 21 1

Justices 2 4

Bowls Past Presidents Accoc 1

Master Builders Association of SA 1

Mixed Electric Light Bowls Assoc 1

Souther Australian Police 1Total 11,177 586 186 5,205 280 38 6,111 2,709


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Membership SummaryCATEGORY 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

METRO MALE Full 4,188 4,218 4,076 3,916 3,904METRO FEMALE Full 1,741 1,625 1,536 1,430 1,364METRO MALE Junior/Student 36 48 42 39 36METRO FEMALE Junior/Student 5 10 13 9 9METRO MALE Assoc/Social 336 374 471 504 466METRO FEMALE Assoc/Social 100 124 158 174 173METRO MALE Admin 1,925 2,442 2,473 3,229 3,332METRO FEMALE Admin 767 1,087 864 1,276 1,384METRO GOTG Male 1,439 1,867 746METRO GOTG Female 641 429 308COUNTRY MALE Full 7,137 7,303 7,311 7,312 7,273COUNTRY FEMALE Full 3,998 4,009 3,939 3,948 3,841COUNTRY MALE Junior/Student 140 150 165 152 150COUNTRY FEMALE Junior/Student 15 17 24 27 29COUNTRY MALE Assoc/Social 144 170 161 152 120COUNTRY FEMALE Assoc/Social 111 135 122 111 107COUNTRY MALE Admin 1825 2,015 2,047 2,124 2,779COUNTRY FEMALE Admin 774 940 1,024 1,080 1,325COUNTRY GOTG Male 1,486 1,191 589COUNTRY GOTG Female 754 583 319TOTAL 23,242 28,987 28,496 27,445 26,292

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