SCHOOL SPORT WA (INC)

ANNUAL REPORT 2014

For presentation to the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Wednesday 1 April 2015

INDEX

AGM Agenda ......................................................................................... 2 2014 AGM Minutes ................................................................................ 3-5 SSWA Management Committee & Sport Coordinators ......................... 6-7 President’s Report ................................................................................. 8-9 Director’s Report .................................................................................... 10 Secondary Management Committee Report ......................................... 11 Primary Management Committee Report ............................................. 11-12 Secondary Champion Schools Results ................................................. 13-15 Yr 10 Lightning Carnival Grand Final Results…………………………… 15 Primary Champion Schools Results ...................................................... 16 South West Region Event Results ......................................................... 17 School Sport Australia National Championships WA Results ............... 18-19 Senior High Schools Country Week Results ......................................... 20-21 District High Schools Country Week Results ......................................... 21 Interschool Sport Program Data ............................................................ 22 Interstate Team Program Data .............................................................. 23 School Sport Australia Representation .................................................. 24 Finance Report ...................................................................................... 25-32

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2015 SCHOOL SPORT WA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AGENDA Date:

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Wednesday 1 April 2015

Time: 5.00pm Venue: Alexander Park Tennis Club

1.

Attendance and Apologies

2.

Adoption of 2014 AGM Minutes

3.

President’s Address

4.

Director’s Report

5.

Annual Financial Report and Balance Sheet

6.

Election of Office Bearers a.

Treasurer – Nominee:

b.

Secondary Vice President – Nominee:

c.

Primary Management Committee members [3 positions] Nominees:

d.

Secondary Management Committee members [2 positions] Nominees:

7.

Election of Sport Coordinators SECONDARY

PRIMARY

Baseball

Australian Rules Football

Cross Country

Basketball

Disabled Sports

Cross Country

Equestrian

Equestrian

Football (Soccer)

Rugby League

Golf

Swimming

Hockey Boys

Table Tennis

Hockey Girls

Tennis

Orienteering

Touch

Rugby League Swimming Tennis Track & Field Volleyball Water Polo

8.

Auditor Appointment

9.

General Business

10.

Refreshments

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2014 SCHOOL SPORT WA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MINUTES th

Date: 4 April 2014 Time: 5.30pm Venue: Alexander Park Tennis Club 1.

Attendance:

Andrea Rundle, Helen Farr, John Lawniczak, Christine Sheen, Peter Smith, Murray Farr, Keith Harper, Paul Planken, Sally Zirnis, Emily Taylor, Peter Della-Vedova, Sheryl Della-Vedova, Lynda Merritt, Peter Merritt, Robyn Brierley, Zoe Prue, Brian Clarence, Marion Burt, Stuart Denton, Lorraine Feddema, Roland Feddema, Kelvin Browner, Alby Nuich, John Fussell, Daryl Mansfield Apologies: Sue Thompson, Jonathan Silas, Tammy Cowan, Jodie Mellor, Andy Mellor, Tracey Hunt, Peter Sinclair, Tracy Cameron, Scott Cameron, Sasha Brown, Jeanette Bell, Clayton Bird, Alex McLennan, Jacqui Richards, Bob Ford, Peter Rickers, Nicole Roberts, Lindsay Flynn, David Stivey, Deb Smith, Jeff Scott, Ian McMahon, Ian Temby, Michael Guthrie, Paul Bartlett, Greg Blair, Justin Cordingly, Wendy Taylor, Wayne Baseden, Jennifer Popham, Debbie Quan, Carolyn Williams, Oliver Beath, Jonathan Grullis, Jenny Pendlebury, Michael Barton, Alison Kirk, Sasha Bradley, Narelle Scott, Greg Anderson, Sonia Soltoggio, Kieran Cranley, Sue Gerrard, Paul Latham, Graeme Hadley 2.

Adoption of 2013 AGM Minutes

Motion: Lorraine Feddema / Peter Della-Vedova Previous minutes were a true and accurate record

3.

CARRIED

President’s Address

Murray Farr’s report is on page 8 of the annual report. Thanks to the volunteers at both domestic level including teachers in WA schools and also our interstate officials for all of their efforts last year. Thanks to Kim Ward for his representation at NRSSC and Karen Webster, Deb Shaw and Peter Scaife for their support of School Sport WA as line managers throughout the year. We would also like to acknowledge David Axworthy for his ongoing support of SSWA. Congratulations to Robyn Brierley for her appointment to the SSA International Committee. Thanks to the SSWA office staff including Peter, Robyn, Lynda, Zoe, Christine and Sally along with the SSWA management group for their ongoing effort for the association. 4.

Director’s Report

Thank you to the SSWA office staff for all of their efforts last year. SSWA was successful with the appointment of a second Executive Officer. We also welcomed a new trainee in early 2014. It was an exceptional year for results in the interstate program last year. The preparation of our teams surpasses most other states and a big thank you to all the volunteers for all of their efforts. SSA has a new constitution which aligns with a new management structure with equal representation. PSG is back on the agenda and is scheduled for November 2015. There will be a different look and feel to the event with more sponsorship. Several sports will be added to make up a commitment of 4000 beds. The SSA hosting roster is being revised. There is a possibility taking on 12s Netball and 12s Hockey and 16 Hockey for 2015. Presentation Dinner was a highlight with the new venue and increased attendance. Thank you to the office staff and Zoe Prue for coordinating the event. SSWA has launched a new website for 2014 and the office staff has been transferring the data over to the new system. Thanks for Robyn for leading the office staff in the upgrade. Thanks to all of our volunteers for their efforts as both sport coordinators and interstate officials. Some issues that will be challenges for SSWA in the future; SSWA has had a budget cut and will need to look closely before any expansion can take place and some rationalisation might need to be conducted. Schools budgets are also tight and SSWA has seen some schools not entering competitions due to budgetary constraints. Year 7’s coming into high school will prove some challenges in offering these students enough sporting opportunities. SSWA office has also been involved in the DoE policy to reduce leave liability and three staff in the office are being forced to use long service leave. 5.

Annual Financial Report and Balance Sheet

SSWA has provided the books to our auditor in early January and to date we haven’t received audited books. A letter is in the back of the annual report from the Auditor. Once the audited statement is provided the SSWA management group will approve the report. SSWA is looking to do online payments through Bpay to streamline electronic payments. Interstate uniforms are now being ordered online and paid directly to the clothing supplier SSWA has appointed a debt collector to chase up some outstanding amounts.

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6.

Election of Office Bearers a.

President Nominee: Murray Farr Successful Candidate: Murray Farr

b.

Primary Vice President Nominee: Peter Della-Vedova Successful Candidate: Peter Della-Vedova

c.

Primary Management Committee members [2 positions] Nominees: Lorraine Feddema & Daryl Mansfield Successful Candidates: Lorraine Feddema & Daryl Mansfield

d.

Secondary Management Committee members [3 positions] Nominees: Alby Nuich, Peter Rickers & Kelvin Browner Successful Candidates: Alby Nuich, Peter Rickers & Kelvin Browner

Election of Sport Coordinators SECONDARY

PRIMARY

Australian Rules Football Boys -

Cricket – see below

Australian Rules Football Girls – Geoff Hayes

Football (Soccer) – Tony Carvajal

Basketball -

Golf – see below

Cricket – Peter Green

Hockey – Keith Harper

Hockey Girls – see below

Triathlon – see below

Netball – Lauren McCaig

Netball – Marion Burt

Rugby League

Rugby League

Rugby Union – Jonathan Silas Softball – David Stivey Surfing – Scott Cameron Swimming Touch Football – Duncan Brown Triathlon – Stuart Denton Volleyball

MOTION: Alby Nuich / Kelvin Browner The above positions be elected for a 2 year term

CARRIED

Nominations from the Floor; Secondary Girls Hockey - Tammy Cowan Nominated by: Keith Harper Seconded by: Alby Nuich Primary Golf Sue Thompson Nominated by: Robyn Brierley Seconded by: Lorraine Feddema Primary Triathlon Daryl Mansfield Nominated by: Kelvin Browner Seconded by: Christine Sheen Primary Cricket – Peter Della-Vedova Nominated by: Robyn Brierley Seconded by: Alby Nuich

7.

Auditor Appointment

MOTION: Peter Della-Vedova / Alby Nuich CARRIED Conditionally appoint Julia Preston as the auditor for 2014

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Life Membership – John Lawniczak and Wayne Baseden were inducted as SSWA Life Members at the 2013 Presentation Dinner. John Lawniczak spoke in acceptance or his life membership award. Volunteers Function – Feedback was taken on the event and it was discussed to keep it at the end of the year either just before Christmas or a Sunday activity. SSWA would like to acknowledge Alf DeBono for his 10yrs service to SSWA 9.

Refreshments

Meeting closed 6.10pm

Signed as a true and correct record:

(President) Date: April 2014

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2014 SSWA MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE & SPORT COORDINATORS 2014 SSWA MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Position

Elected representative

Date Elected (2 yr term)

President

Murray Farr

April 2014

Director of Sport / Treasurer

Peter Smith

March 2013

Executive Officer

Robyn Brierley

Executive Officer

Lynda Merritt

Secondary Vice President

Peter Sinclair

Primary Vice President

Peter Della-Vedova

March 2013 April 2014

SECONDARY Secondary Chair

Peter Sinclair

March 2013

Secondary Representative

Wayne Baseden

March 2013

Secondary Representative

Kelvin Browner

April 2014

Secondary Representative

Andrea Rundle

March 2013

Secondary Representative

Peter Rickers

April 2014

Secondary Representative

Alby Nuich

April 2014

PRIMARY Primary Chair

Peter Della-Vedova

Primary Representative

Clayton Bird

March 2013

Primary Representative

John Lawniczak

March 2013

Primary Representative

Lorraine Feddema

April 2014

Primary Representative

Daryl Mansfield

April 2014

Primary Representative

Alex McLennan

March 2013

REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES South Coast

Kelly Murphy

South East

Greg Maynard

North Coast

Ian Dignon

North East

Ian Lock

South West

Kylie Glancy

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April 2014

2014 SPORT COORDINATORS Secondary Sport

Elected representative

Australian Rules Football Boys Australian Rules Football Girls Baseball Basketball Cricket Cross Country Disabled Sports Equestrian Football (Soccer) Golf Hockey Boys Hockey Girls Netball Orienteering Rugby Union Softball Surfing Swimming Tennis Touch Track & Field Triathlon Volleyball Water Polo Primary Sport

Peter Geoff

Australian Rules Football Basketball Cricket Cross Country Equestrian Football (Soccer) Golf Hockey Netball Rugby League Swimming Table Tennis Tennis Touch Triathlon

Daryl Alex

Mansfield McLennan

Daryl Elizabeth Tony

Mansfield Richards Carvajal

Keith Marion Vacant John John Tom Debbie

Harper Burt

Ken

Brad Peter Kylee Lorraine Elizabeth Paddy Sue Andrew Peter Lauren Steve Jonathan David Scott Lynda Andrea Duncan Sasha Stuart

Smith Hayes McGee Spicer Green Coonan Feddema Richards Rooney Thomson Mellor Sinclair McCaig Fletcher Silas Stivey Cameron Merritt Rundle Brown Brown Denton

Gemma Hadley Elected representative

Lawniczak Lawniczak Luttrell Quan

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Date Elected ( 2 yr term) April 2014 April 2014 March 2013 April 2014 April 2014 March 2013 March 2013 March 2013 March 2013 March 2013 March 2013 April 2014 April 2014 March 2013 April 2014 April 2014 April 2014 March 2013 March 2013 April 2014 March 2013 April 2014 March 2013 Date Elected (2 yr term) March 2013 March 2013 April 2014 March 2013 March 2013 April 2014 April 2014 April 2014 March 2013 March 2013 March 2013 March 2013

2014 PRESIDENT’S REPORT WHY IS SCHOOL SPORT WESTERN AUSTRALIA RECOGNISED School Sport Western Australia is recognised as enhancing the lifestyle of students in school by encouraging the school spirit, building self-esteem, encouraging teamwork and providing opportunities for the development of positive attitudes and practices over a wide range of sporting experiences in an educational context. Participation in sport in school programs run by SSWA provides a framework which gives students the opportunity to learn and consolidate essential knowledge and understandings about a healthy and active lifestyle; to acquire and practice movement skills; to develop positive attitudes and values of fair play, the acknowledgement of excellence and reward for endeavour. SSWA programs provide a framework which allows students the opportunities to progressively develop and extend their knowledge, understandings, values and skills in sport, assisting students to become healthy individuals with the ability and confidence to manage their own lifestyles. Sport in schools provides a range of experiences at a variety of levels that allows for differences between students, including the development of leadership skills and becoming a member of a team. SSWA programs provide students with the opportunity to develop decision making skills, self-analysis and interpersonal skills that will assist them to achieve lifelong pursuits of an active and healthy lifestyle. ONCE AGAIN AN OUTSTANDING YEAR FOR SSWA ON THE INTERSTATE SCENE SSWA hosted 4 National Championships this year and all events were received with excellent reviews by all visiting states and territories. We had a regional flavour as the National Cross Country travelled to Albany and the National Surfing was held in the Margaret River region. The National Orienteering was held in the Perth hills area. The 19 and under Tennis was held at Alexander Park Tennis Club in May. Credit must be awarded to our SSWA office and the meticulous work by our volunteer convenors, for each of those Championships, for their outstanding success. Listed below is a snap shot of our events for the first part of the year: The Interstate Triathlon team who competed in Bendigo had the following Individual Race Day results: Lachlan Twyford, Cassio Boglio and Leighton Cook who all claimed bronze medals, Tegan Scott Silver and Kira Hedgeland Gold. Team Relay Day: Gold for Junior Girls, Intermediate Gold, Silver for Intermediate Boys, Bronze for Junior Boys and Senior Girls. 11 Medals across 2 days of competition, an outstanding effort. The Pizzey Cup competed in May and the highlight was the WA team defeating Queensland to take the bronze medal. History was made when the Australian Singles final (individual event) saw two WA girls play off in the final. Anja Dokic defeated Megan Kauffman 6-3, 6-3 to take the title. The Baseball team continues WA’s good form to take the Bronze in Wollongong. SSWA Water Polo teams once again showed their strength with the Boys winning Silver and the Girls taking out Bronze. AFL 12’s won Silver and had their best result ever. Our Swimmers and Divers are to be congratulated on their tremendous effort winning 5 Gold, 2 Silver and 5 Bronze. Best team effort ever!! Our Senior Country Week and District High School Country Week continue to grow and expand thus providing valuable sporting and cultural experiences for our country students. VOLUNTEERS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR SSWA SSWA recognises the significant amount of volunteer time given in the running of our domestic competitions and our interstate programs. We need to be careful that we don’t burn volunteers out because of their willingness to take on large work-loads. Again we need to be on the constant lookout for new, enthusiastic teachers to help run our programs. This year in our newsletter we chose a number of our volunteers to highlight and they were; Anthea Feaver, Jenny Pendlebury, Tamara Cowan, Jeanette Bell, John Batton, Oliver Beath, Tony Campbell and Alf Bebono. The Prestigious Award of Life Membership were bestowed upon Wayne Baseden and John Lawniczak for their outstanding contribution to SSWA. EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP AND SUPPORT We are very fortunate that we have Kim WARD as our representative on the National Representative School Sport Committee (NRSSC). He has continually supported SSWA in its endeavours to have School Sport Australia (SSA) comply with Education Department policy. Also SSWA is blessed with another terrific leader and supporter of School Sport in our former direct line Manager – Peter Scaife. Karen Webster has been a tower of strength in leading our association and supporting us in times of difficulty. David Axworthy has always been a great supporter and advocate for SSWA and it is terrific that he takes the time to be present at our major functions particularly the Presentation Dinner. NATIONAL SCENE The Pacific School Games has been reinstated in 2015 and will take place in Adelaide in November. Nine sports will be contesting the event with 400 students and teachers travelling to this major international multi-sport event. FUTURE CHALLENGES I have already spoken about the volunteer and the importance of being vigilant in our recruitment of young teachers. This is a challenge to all involved with School Sport WA. 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CONCLUSION The SSWA Sport Coordinators give an enormous amount of volunteer time and effort to ensure that our programs are conducted professionally and efficiently. Without their valuable involvement we would be unable to present the extensive number of sports that we do. We acknowledge our fantastic Sport Coordinators and ask them to continue in this role for 2015. On behalf of School Sport WA I would like to thank the Office staff of Peter Smith, Robyn Brierley, Lynda Merritt, Zoe Prue, Christine Sheen, Sally Zirnis, Emily Taylor and the SSWA Management Committee for their ongoing excellent contribution to the increased efficiencies of SSWA, their professional work ethic and outstanding contribution in running and promoting SSWA. On behalf of School Sport WA, I applaud this generous donation of time that is freely given by so many of our volunteers; I believe participation in our programs allows students to achieve a wide range of educational outcomes. Once again I look forward to the coming year for your continued support, effort and dedication in helping organise and coordinate school sport as part of the wider family of School Sport WA. SSWA is looking forward to working with you in 2015 to provide quality sporting opportunities for all school students.

MURRAY FARR PRESIDENT, SSWA (Inc)

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2014 SCHOOL SPORT WA DIRECTOR’S REPORT I would once again like to thank Robyn Brierley [Executive Officer], Lynda Merritt [Executive Officer], Zoe Prue [Sports Administrator], Christine Sheen [Finance Officer], Sally Zirnis [Sports Administrator] and Emily Taylor [AFL SportsReady trainee] for their outstanding commitment to SSWA over the year. SSWA hosted four School Sport Australia National Championships in 2014. The Pizzey Cup Tennis Championship was held at Alexander Park Tennis Club, Cross Country in Albany, Orienteering in the Perth Hills and Surfing in Margaret River. All events were extremely successful and showcased our wonderful state and our expertise in hosting National Championships. SSWA participated in 23 School Sport Australia Championships in 2014 which involved 684 students and 131 staff in over 40 teams attending events all around Australia. SSWA had an outstanding year with many teams winning medals at the SSA events. Senior High School and District High School Country Week events are still a highlight on the SSWA event calendar and continue to be strongly supported by regional schools attracting strong media coverage by local press. Senior High School Country Week brings over 3500 students and staff to Perth for a week long sporting carnival in July and District High Schools Country week sees almost 1000 staff and students from smaller and remote schools in attendance. Our Champion Schools program continues to grow under the direction of our sport coordinators. The SSWA webpage was upgraded late 2013 to incorporate a more modern look and feel. In 2014 SSWA launched its App which is an excellent tool for promoting our association. We look forward to increased usage in 2014. SSWA is also gaining good promotion with its own Facebook Page and Twitter account. SSWA takes this opportunity to thank all students, teachers and key delivery agents who assisted in any way with the presentation of School Sport WA in 2014. Special thanks to the management committee, the sport coordinators and their committees for their untiring voluntary efforts. School Sport WA looks forward with anticipation to another busy year in 2015 and to the continued support of teachers in schools who volunteer their time to planning and preparing teams for events on behalf of their students.

PETER SMITH SSWA DIRECTOR OF SPORT December 2014

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2014 SECONDARY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT

2014 was again full of activity for Secondary School Sport. As always, thanks are due to the vast number of teacher volunteers who conduct our Interstate and Champion Schools Competitions. Through their efforts, SSWA has reached tens of thousands of secondary school students. In 2014, SSWA competed in 19 sports at secondary state level. The SSWA Office conducted our flagship events of secondary Swimming and secondary Track and Field Carnivals; and again we hosted in Perth thousands of country students for the annual Country Senior High Schools Carnival and also the District High Schools Carnival. Additionally, WA successfully hosted National Championships in Tennis, Orienteering, Cross Country and Surfing. Champion Schools competitions were conducted in 20 different sports at secondary level. Every School week of the year, thousands and thousands of school children engage in active, healthy, well structured sport through the Champion Schools Competitions. Thank you to our Regional representatives for their ongoing work in linking SSWA and Sport in secondary schools. The network created through our regional representatives ensures we are linked directly to teachers in schools, allowing us to respond more directly to their needs. A special thanks to Let me thank the amazing range of volunteer teachers without whom our sports would not operate. Thank you also to the extremely efficient and hard working SSWA Office Staff and to the members of the Secondary Management Committee for their diligence and dedication to School Sport in Western Australia.

PETER SINCLAIR SSWA SECONDARY VICE PRESIDENT

2014 PRIMARY MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE REPORT The primary sector continues to be an area of potential growth for SSWA. With interest being shown for the inclusion of two additional interstate sports in future years, being Golf and Cricket. Cricket has now been included for primary students, girls and boys, for 2015. These teams will actually compete in early 2016. It is imperative that our level of exposure and further development of the primary champion schools competitions continues. 2014 again saw an increased number of primary teachers appointed as intestate officials. The development of a primary school database with a direct sport contact in most primary schools has raised the awareness of SSWA and the opportunities available to the primary sector. WA’s AFL boys team in the 12’s and under AFL Football Championship held in Sydney achieved their best ever nd result. They finished a very creditable 2 with a group of boys who epitomised the champion team being more successful than a team of champions. Well done to the boys and the support staff on such an achievement. th

Our Primary tennis team competed in Darwin and did well to finish in 5 place. This is certainly a team on the th th improve. Our touch team competed in Morwell with the boys finishing 4 and the girls 5 . Hopefully the number of experienced students will help the teams achieve greater success in 2015. Interstate representation at the School Sport Australia Championships saw our 12’s Netball team attend their third School Sport Australia Championship at the Gold Coast. The girls performed well but weren’t able to repeat their silver of 2013. They finished fifth in the competition. 12’s Boys and Girls Hockey travelled to Hobart in August and did very well. The boys were able to come away second and the girls finished in third place. The 12’s Boys Football (soccer) team finished fifth, as did the girls in th the Championships held in Bendigo. Our primary basketball teams competed in Townsville and the girls were 5 th while the boys were placed 6 in their competition. SSWA hosted the Cross Country Championship in Albany during August. The WA team was at its strongest as we were able to include 10 and 11 year olds in our team because it was a home championship. The WA team won the - 11 -

Encouragement Award for the team making the biggest improvement. Following this trial of including 10’s and 11’s in WA teams SSWA management has decided to allow students in this age group to try out for all future teams. The proviso is that a parent must accompany any under age student to the interstate event. The SSWA Primary Triathlon was again held at Champion Lakes in November. The event involves over 145 teams from schools across the metropolitan area which includes approximately 440 students. SSWA would also like to acknowledge the support from Triathlon WA. th

2014 was the 11 year of the Primary Football (Soccer) “Glory Cup” champion schools event. This event commenced in 2004 with 20 teams and numbers have almost doubled over the 10 years. Together with the Girls Glory Cup there are now over 60 schools competing in the football champion schools competition. Congratulations and thanks go to the Primary Football Sport Coordinator Tony Carvajal for his efforts in promoting and developing the competition. It is passionate teachers like Tony who ensure the success of SSWA events and programs. There continues to be an increasing number of primary school teachers having active involvement in SSWA events. Many are then stepping up to management and coaching roles at the interstate level. The challenge still exists for our organisation to encourage more teachers to participate as leaders in the events overseen by SSWA, both at the interschool and the interstate levels. The primary management committee has continued to work diligently to develop primary sport. Clayton Bird has made a significant contribution to the committee while continuing his role with basketball. Lorraine Feddema was the tour leader for the interstate swimming and diving team and she continues her involvement in developing the students with disability area. John Lawniczak and Daryl Mansfield travelled with the state cross country team and have again provided fantastic support with a number of champion school events. Alex McLennan supported the AFL 12s interstate team in a tour leader role and is very active as a sport convenor for a number of sports and provides valuable support with the basketball champion schools event. I would like to acknowledge the significant role that Daryl Mansfield has played in his time on the management group. He has been an outstanding “front” man for many SSWA events as well as being an excellent organiser of the many events he has been part of. His dedication and hard work will be missed on a day to day basis but he is still being part of the SSWA team in his Principal role in Port Hedland. We look forward to his return after his country stint. The role of SSWA has been well documented and it does play the most significant part in providing sporting opportunities for students in WA schools. The volunteers are an essential part of our organisation being able to provide these events for our students. However, the role of the SSWA office staff cannot be underestimated. The hard work and dedication of the office team is another critical factor in the quantity and quality that is offered to WA students. My sincere thanks to Peter Smith, Robyn Brierley, Lynda Merritt, Zoe Prue, Christine Sheen, Sally Zirnis and Emily Taylor. Many thanks to the Primary Management Group of Daryl Mansfield, John Lawniczak, Alex McLennan, Lorraine Feddema and Clayton Bird. Your efforts are much appreciated. Our focus as we move into 2015 needs to be on planning for a 2015 minus a year 7 cohort and supporting Golf as we strive for future inclusion in the interstate program along with continuing to promote our organisation in the primary sector.

Peter Della-Vedova SSWA PRIMARY VICE PRESIDENT

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2014 SECONDARY CHAMPION SCHOOLS RESULTS SPORT

TEAMS / SCHOOLS

DIVISION Cable

AFL (BOYS)

AFL (GIRLS)

364 teams

61 teams

BASEBALL

BASKETBALL

175 teams

119 teams

CROSS COUNTRY

1180 individuals

EQUESTRIAN

47 individuals

St Mary’s AGS Kolbe Catholic College Bunbury Cathedral Grammar No competition held

Yr 8/9

No competition held

Senior Boys Senior Girls Snr All Schools Boys Snr All Schools Girls Junior Boys

Willetton SHS Willetton SHS

Kim Hughes Shield Graeme Wood Shield Geoff Marsh Shield Geoff Marsh Shield Peta Verco Shield Peta Verco Shield Overall Boys Girls

260 teams

SPORT COORDINATOR

Peter Smith SSWA Office

Comet Bay College

Kennedy Baptist College Corpus Christi

Geoff Hayes John Tonkin College Ken McGee Darling Range Sports School

Brad Spicer Byford Secondary College

Kennedy Baptist College Woodvale Secondary College Kent St SHS Mazenod College Corpus Christi College Mandurah CC Frederick Irwin ACS Kelmscott SHS Sacred Heart College Trinity College Sacred Heart College

Peter Green Ballajura CC

Kylee Coonan Melville SHS

Great Southern Grammar

Liz Richards Kelmscott SHS

Paddy Rooney Clarkson CHS

Junior Boys Junior Girls

John Curtin CoA John Curtin CoA Irene McCormack Woodvale Secondary College Servite College Canning Vale College John Curtin CoA John Curtin CoA

Sue Thomson Kelmscott SHS

Senior Boys Senior Girls FOOTBALL (SOCCER)

Darling Range Sports College Warwick SHS Great Southern Grammar

Jakovich Walker Eagles Schoolboys Cup Moore White Vanderwiede Open

Junior Girls

CRICKET

RESULT

Junior Girls Shield Junior Boys Shield Senior Girls Shield Senior Boys Shield

GOLF

99 individuals 29 teams

Champion School

Como SC1

53 teams

David Bell Cup Ross Meadows Shield

Como SC

HOCKEY (BOYS)

Buchanan Cup

Penrhos College

Peter Sinclair Governor Stirling SHS

Lauren McCaig Gilmore College

Open Boys

Darling Range Sports College Nagle Catholic College Darling Range Sports College Kingsway Christian College

Champion School

Mercy College

Steve Fletcher Strathalbyn Col.

9/side: Rockingham SHS Cup: Clarkson SHS Div 1: Rockingham SHS North: Carine SHS South: Lakelands SHS Div 1: Atwell College North: Warwick SHS South: Rockingham SHS Thornlie SHS

Isaac Thomas Rockingham SHS

HOCKEY (GIRLS)

Open Girls NETBALL

ORIENTEERING

66 schools 260 teams 9 boys teams

889 Individuals

Year 10 Girls Lower Girls

Open

RUGBY LEAGUE

28 schools, 2680 Individuals

Year 10

Year 9 Year 8 - 13 -

Como SC

Andrew Mellor Como SC

SOFTBALL SWIMMING

SURFING

No Competition held 38 schools

Surfing

See below Overall Senior Boys Senior Girls Junior Boys Junior Girls

TABLE TENNIS

TENNIS

Metro Country

TOUCH

102 teams

TRACK & FIELD

52 schools

TRIATHLON

237 individuals 183 teams

VOLLEYBALL

49 teams

WATER POLO

20 teams

Metro Slazenger Girls Slazenger Boys Mursell Girls Mursell Boys Herbert Edwards Yrs 8-10 Boys Div 1 Herbert Edwards Yrs 8-10 Girls Div 1 Herbert Edwards Yrs 8-10 Boys Div 2 Herbert Edwards Yrs 8-10 Girls Div 2 Country Herbert Edwards Boys Herbert Edwards Girls Mursell Boys Mursell Girls Open Boys Open Girls Yr 8/9 Girls Yr 8/9 Boys

16 teams 32 participants

Scott Cameron Margaret River SHS

No Competition Held

John Lawniczak West Greenwood PS

Applecross SHS Penrhos John Forrest SHS CBC Fremantle Applecross SHS Applecross SHS Applecross SHS

Individual Event 12/13 Girls 12/13 Boys 14/15 Girls 14/15 Boys 16/0 Girls 16/0 Boys Novice Girls Open Novice Boys Open Champion School Team Event Yr 8 Girls Yr 8 Boys Yr 9 Girls Yr 9 Boys Yr 10 Girls Yr 10 Boys Yr 11 Girls Yr 11 Boys Champion School Junior Boys Junior Girls Senior Boys Senior Girls Open Boys Open Girls Junior Boys

Team

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Andrea Rundle Katanning SHS

Applecross SHS

Geraldton Grammar Nagle Catholic College Georgiana Molloy Bunbury Cathedral College Aranmore SHS Aranmore SHS Lakeland SHS Aranmore SHS

Duncan Brown Lakeland SHS Sasha Brown Kelmscott SHS

See below

Junior Girls YACHTING

SSWA Margaret River Senior High Margaret River Senior High McKillop Catholic College CBC Fremantle Margaret River Senior High

Santa Maria College John Curtin College Kinross College Aquinas College Rossmoyne SHS St Mark’s Anglican Corpus Christi College Ocean Reef SHS Duncraig SHS Sacred Heart Aquinas College Penrhos College Shenton College Swan Christian College Shenton College Mandurah Baptist College Corpus Christi College Penrhos College St Mark’s ACS Mercedes College St Mark’s ACS Greenwood College No competition held No competition held CBC Fremantle John XX111 College & Newman College Christ Church Grammar School

Stuart Denton Duncraig SHS

John Vincent

Gemma Hadley Floreat PS Geoff Hayes John Tonkin College

2014 - SECONDARY CROSS COUNTRY 1 2 3

Boys Overall Trinity College CBC Fremantle 1 John XXIII 1

1 2 3

Girls Overall Sacred Heart College 1 Presbyterian Ladies' College St Hildas 1

1 2 3

Overall Champion Schools Sacred Heart College John XXIII College St Stephens School - Duncraig

2014 TRACK & FIELD Division A Churchlands Kelmscott SHS Rossmoyne Melville SHS Duncraig SHS Shenton Col Carine SHS John Curtin Canning Vale Col

Division B 1373 1177 1138 1126 1020 997 935 802 676

Mt Lawley SHS Perth Modern Greenwood Col Willetton SHS Ellenbrook SC Gov Stirling SHS Applecross SHS Darling Range SC Como SC

Division C 1242 1214 1061 1056 998 989 925 900 800

Warwick SHS Lesmurdie SHS Comet Bay Col Belridge SHS Thornlie SHS Woodvale SC John Forrest SC Atwell Col Ocean Reef SHS

Division D 1226 1105 1104 1042 1031 969 932 912 966

Leeming SHS Hampton SHS Mirrabooka Lakeland SHS Lynwood SHS Morley SHS Wanneroo SC Kent Street Ballajura CC

Division E 1326 1326 1079 944 943 857 856 849 838

Ashdale SC Northam SHS Gilmore Col Warnbro CHS Hamilton SHS Balcatta SHS Clarkson CHS South Frem. Lockridge SHS

8-10 F Division 1530 1007 949 915 861 814 797 777 703

Kinross Col Moore Dist. Kalamunda John Tonkin Armadale Gingin DHS Balga SHS

1539 1021 999 813 747 717 518

2014 SECONDARY SWIMMING Division A Churchlands Shenton Perth Modern Rossmoyne Applecross Carine Duncraig John Curtin CoA

914 766 620 528 492 446 408 204

Division B Willetton Mt Lawley Darling Range Woodvale Melville Lesmurdie Ocean Reef Kalamunda

926 751 733 530 487 444 309 146

Division C Leeming 664 Greenwood 618 Kelmscott 464 Kent St 440 Comet Bay 400 Como 365 Ballajura 314

Division D Murdoch College John Forrest Moore Districts Ellenbrook Lynwood Warnbro

722 635 573 476 453 381

Division E Warwick Gingin South Fremantle Baldivis Hampton Wanneroo Lakeland Hamilton

611 541 500 446 439 347 322 253

2014 YR 10 LIGHTNING CARNIVAL GRAND FINALS PLACE

AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL

GIRLS FOOTBALL

BOYS FOOTBALL

1

Darling Range SC

John Curtin

John Curtin

Willetton SHS

Willetton SHS

2

Gov Stirling SHS

Safety Bay SHS

Balga SHS

Rockingham SHS

Girrawheen SHS

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

BOYS BASKETBALL

GIRLS NETBALL Darling Range SC Melville SHS

2014 PRIMARY CHAMPION SCHOOLS RESULTS SPORT

TEAMS/ SCHOOLS

DIVISION

RESULT

AFL

478 teams

Eagles Cup Girls Champion School Boys Champion School

BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY

1587 individuals

EQUESTRIAN

32 teams

FOOTBALL (SOCCER)

Nagle Catholic Col. Rossmoyne PS

See below Carey Baptist College Northern Region – Open Northern Region – Girls Southern Region – Open Southern Region – Girls Eastern Region – Open Eastern Region – Girls Peel Region – Open Peel Region – Girls Overall State Champion Glory Cup Overall State Champion Glory Girls Cup Stableford Modified Stroke Play Mixed – North

23 teams (girls) 40 teams (open)

Peter Moyes Irene McCormack CBC Fremantle A Banksia Park Parkwood Mercedes Meadow Springs A Leda PS

Irene McCormack Rossmoyne PS Winthrop PS Rosalie PS Great Southern Grammar

54 students

HOCKEY

16 teams

NETBALL

128 schools

West Coast Fever Cup

ORIENTEERING

889 Individuals

Champion School

Oberthur PS

RUGBY LEAGUE TAG COMP TACKLE COMP

231 Teams

Champ School Tag Champ Boys Tackle Champ Girls Tackle

Meadow Springs Atwell College Hillman PS

SWIMMING

10 schools

See below

TENNIS

Metro Country

TOUCH

14 teams

TRIATHLON

92 Teams

Tony Carvajal Banksia Park PS

Meadow Springs A

GOLF

Mixed - South

TABLE TENNIS

SPORT COORDINATOR Daryl Mansfield South Perth PS Alex McLennan Camboon PS Daryl Mansfield South Perth PS Elizabeth Richards Kelmscott SHS

Boys

Manning PS

Metro Boys Metro Girls Academy Plate Year 7 Girls Year 7 Boys Year 5/6 Girls Year 5/6 Boys

North Cottesloe PS Frederick Irwin Kulin DHS Southlake PS Southlake PS Southlake PS Beeliar PS

Champion School

Scotch College

Greg Ash Mt Lawley PS Keith Harper Parkwood PS Marion Burt Samson PS Steve Fletcher Strathalbyn PS Matthew Smith Warnbro PS John Lawniczak West Greenwood PS John Lawniczak West Greenwood PS

2014 PRIMARY CROSS COUNTRY 1 2 3 4 5

Boys Overall North Cottesloe Ashdale PS Beaumaris PS Connolly PS Butler PS

1 2 3 4 5

Girls Overall Methodist Ladies College 1 Subiaco PS Forest Crescent PS 1 Winthrop PS Rosalie PS

Overall Champion Schools 1 Subiaco PS 2 Ashdale PS 3 Butler PS 4 Beaumaris PS 5 Rosalie PS

2014 PRIMARY SWIMMING 1 2 3 4 5

A Division Subiaco PS Wembley PS Floreat PS Mt Lawley PS Carine PS

430 560 403 332 449

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B Division Braeside PS Sorrento PS Coolbinia PS South Perth PS Ocean Reef PS

333 461 479 484 366

Thomas Luttrell South Perth PS Debbie Quan Brookman PS Stuart Denton Duncraig SHS

2014 SOUTH WEST REGION EVENTS SWIMMING PLACE 1 2 3 4 5 6

SCHOOL Bunbury Catholic College Bunbury SHS Collie SHS Dalyellup College Newton Moore SHS Australind SHS

TRACK & FIELD - Event cancelled due to weather WINTER CARNIVAL AFL FOOTBALL PLACE 1 2 3 4 5 6

A DIVISION BOYS Newton Moore Bunbury Bunbury Catholic College Manjimup Australind Bunbury Cathedral GS

B DIVISION BOYS Dalyellup Collie Cape Naturaliste Eaton Margaret River Harvey

GIRLS Bunbury Newton Moore Bunbury Cathedral GS Bunbury Catholic College Australind Eaton

SOCCER PLACE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A DIVISION BOYS Bunbury Catholic College Bunbury Cathedral GS Bunbury Australind Dalyellup

B DIVISION BOYS Busselton Cape Naturaliste Donnybrook Newton Moore Collie Eaton Manjimup Harvey

A DIVISION GIRLS Australind Dalyellup Bunbury Newton Moore Bunbury Catholic College

B DIVISION GIRLS Cape Naturaliste Margaret River Busselton Bunbury Cathedral GS Manjimup Harvey

HOCKEY PLACE 1 2 3 4 5

A DIVISION BOYS Bunbury Bunbury Catholic College Bunbury Cathedral GS Newton Moore

B DIVISION BOYS Dalyellup Collie Australind

GIRLS Bunbury Bunbury Cathedral GS Collie Bunbury Catholic College Newton Moore

NETBALL PLACE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A DIVISION Manjimup Bunbury Bunbury Cathedral GS Newton Moore Bunbury CC Dalyellup Australind Margaret River

B DIVISION Bunbury Catholic College 2 Eaton Donnybrook Bunbury 2 Busselton Cape Naturaliste Collie Harvey

C DIVISION Manjimup 2 Australind 2 Bunbury Cathedral GS 2 Newton Moore 2 Dalyellup 2 Margaret River 2 Donnybrook 2 Cape Naturaliste 2

BASKETBALL PLACE 1 2 3 4 5 6

A DIVISION BOYS Eaton/Bunbury Australind Newton Moore Busselton Bunbury Catholic College Collie/Dalyellup

PLACE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A DIVISION BOYS Newton Moore Margaret River Australind Bunbury

B DIVISION BOYS Margaret River Manjimup Bunbury Cathedral GS Cape Naturaliste Donnybrook Harvey

A DIVISION GIRLS Newton Moore Bunbury Catholic College Bunbury Bunbury Cathedral GS Australind

B DIVISION GIRLS Busselton Collie Cape Naturaliste Margaret River Dalyellup

VOLLEYBALL B DIVISION BOYS Bunbury Cathedral GS Donnybrook Busselton Manjimup Eaton Bunbury Catholic College Dalyellup Cape Naturaliste

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A DIVISION GIRLS Margaret River Newton Moore Australind Bunbury Bunbury Cathedral GS

B DIVISION GIRLS Busselton Bunbury Catholic College Cape Naturaliste Dalyellup Eaton Manjimup

2014 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WA RESULTS SPORT AFL 12 Boys

AFL WA 15 yrs Boys

AFL 16yrs Girls

OFFICIALS Michael Barton (C) Sam Cavicchio (AC) Luke Cunningham (M) Alex McLennan (TL) Ray Barrett (C) Andrew Ruck (AC) John Batten (M) Peter Della-Vedova (TL) Oliver Beath (C) Narelle Scott (M) Jonathon Grullis (AC) Kira Phillips Geoff Hayes (TL)

BASEBALL

Rod Drew (C) Ken McGee (AC) Graham Johnson (M) Carol Williams (T)

BASKETBALL 18yrs Girls BASKETBALL 18yrs Boys BASKETBALL 12yrs Girls

Blair Kearsley (C) Nicole Roberts (M) Mike Ellis (C) Clayton Bird (M) Emma Berryman (C) Jeanette Bell (M)

BASKETBALL 12yrs Boys

Aaron Berryman (C) Paul Bartlett (M)

CRICKET

CROSS COUNTRY

DIVING FOOTBALL (Soccer) 19yrs Girls FOOTBALL (Soccer) 19yrs Boys FOOTBALL (Soccer) 12 yrs Girls FOOTBALL (Soccer) 12 yrs Boys GOLF HOCKEY 12yrs Girls HOCKEY 12yrs Boys

Scott Ogilvie (C) Daniel Griffiths (A/C) Ian Bycroft (M) Lindsay Flinn (WACA) Daryl Mansfield (TL) John Lawniczak (C/M) Vicki Delves (C/M) Wendy Taylor Shane Ellis (C/M) Grahan Maier (C/M) Jacquie Richards (C/M) Paul Heywood (C/M) Mike Tinley (C) Alec Ferraz (M) Wayne Baseden (C) Lauren Matthews (M) Peter Rickers (TL) Gavin Brown (C) Matt Donleavy (M) Peter Rickers (TL) Scott Halpin (C) Marion Burt (M) Ian Temby (TL) Tony Carvajal Paul Planken (M) Ian Temby (TL) Lynda Merritt (TL) Susan Thompson (C/M) Matthew Nelson (C/M) Keith Harper (C) Deb Smith (M) Phillip Woodhouse (TL) Tracey Hunt (M) Richard Ewen (C) Phillip Woodhouse (TL)

CAPTAIN

MEDAL WINNER

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE

TEAM RESULT

Reid Kinnimont Logan McDonald

n/a

n/a

2nd

Brandon Starcevich

Brandon Starcevich

Brandon Starcevich

5th

Beatrice Devlyn

Beatrice Devlyn

Beatrice Devlyn Sabreena Duffy Kerrilee Brown Rachel Ashley

2nd

Dan Bourke

Tristan King

Dan Bourke Tristan King Joshua Hendrickson Mitchell Neuborn Joshua Rawlinson Rhys Steedman

3rd

Georgia Bertolini

Natasha Proud

6th

Jayden Coburn

Jake Harris

4th

Ruby Hamilton Sydney Lewis Zekiel Bartlett Harrison Klasztorny

n/a

n/a

5th

n/a

n/a

6th

Aaron Hardie

Cameron Green

Joshua Chojnowski Cameron Green Aaron Hardie Matthew Spoors

2nd

Matthew Ramsden Tarinah Nazaroff

Emma Van Der Meer Matthew Ramsden

4th

Rebecca Feast

n/a Zoe Andrijic Emma Neville

2nd

Emma Leaning

Zoe Andrijic

Charles Parry

Debaba Mtwale

Siobhan Connolly

n/a

n/a

5th

Aidan Edwards James Hosking

n/a

n/a

5th

Alysha Anantakrishnan Lewis Clay

Isabel Utama Lewis Clay

Emma Barrett

n/a

n/a

3rd

Sam Ashton Brodee Foster

n/a

n/a

2nd

HOCKEY 16yrs Girls

Tamara Cowan (C) Jenny Pendlebury (M) Theo Gummery (TL)

Tenille Barbetti Phillipa Morgan

Phillipa Morgan

HOCKEY 16yrs Boys

Andrew Mellor (C) Theo Gummery (TL) Cameron Fosbery (M)

Coby Green

Coby Green

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6th

6th

Tenille Barbetti Jessica Butterworth Phillipa Morgan Matilda Nelson Sage Rogers-Uff Coby Green Marcus Di Filippo Fraser Jilley Ben Taylor

3rd

1st

SPORT NETBALL 12yrs Girls NETBALL ORIENTEERING RUGBY LEAGUE 12 yrs

RUGBY LEAGUE 15 yrs

SOFTBALL SURFING

SWIMMING

TENNIS Primary

TENNIS Secondary

TOUCH (Girls) TOUCH (Boys) TOUCH (Girls 12s) TOUCH (Boys 12s)

TRIATHLON

VOLLEYBALL (Girls) VOLLEYBALL (Boys) WATER POLO (Boys) WATER POLO (Girls )

OFFICIALS Samantha McShane (C) Kelly Murphy (AC) Marion Burt (M) Sue Gerrard (C) Samantha McShaneAC) Tracy Carrington (M) Rob West (C) Anthea Fever (C) Jody Epiha (C) Abbie Williams (M) Justin buttery (AC)

Ian Prout (C) Michael Guthrie (AC) Michael Hayes (M)

Michelle Nelson (M) David Stivey (C) Ayden Powell (AC) Tracy Cameron (A/M) Scott Cameron (M) Lorraine Feddema (TL) Mark Saggers (M) Courtney Spanbroek (C/M) Fiona Njirich (C/M) John Fussell (C/M) Jennifer Popham (C/M) Hayden Williams (SWA) Brad Ladyman (C/M) Andrea Rundle (TL) Alison Kirk(C/M) Simon Cockburn (C/M) Andrea Rundle (TL) Alison Kirk (C/M) Jenaya Quan (C) Carron Traynor (M) Debbie Quan (TL) Trevor Twose (M) Duncan Brown(C) Debbie Quan (TL) Michelle Traynor (C) Andre Gauci (M) Debbie Quan (TL) Paul Aphirak (C) Taylah Bowe (M) Debbie Quan (TL) Tony Banks (C) Justin Cordingley (M) Katie Duffield (AC) Tracey Schmidt (M) Stuart Denton (TL) Carly Walters (C) Tal Berman (M) Murray Farr (TL) Kieran Cranley (C) Jason Todd (M) Murray Farr (TL) Mark Entwistle (C) Jodie Mellor (M) Janelle Avins (TL) Gemma Hadley (C) Leanne Rushforth (M) Janelle Avins (M)

CAPTAIN

MEDAL WINNER

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE

TEAM RESULT

Chloe Harrison

n/a

n/a

5th

Olivia Lewis

Olivia Lewis

Annabelle Saggers

4th

Jacob Eves

Joanna Maynard

Joanna Maynard

7th

Tijay Clarke

n/a

n/a

5th

Christian Smith

Rakheem TuutaEdwards

Joshua Bransby Willian Finnau Rakheem Tuuta-Edwards Wirihana Huriwai Dylan Hutchins Ashlea Tunbridge Nika Morhu

1st

Shae Muggridge Krysta Briggs

Katelyn Berriman

6th

Bailee Hastie Jacob Wilcox

2nd

Georgia Marshall

n/a

5th Lachlan Napier Scott Jones Anje Dokic Megan Kauffman Dominic Bechard

Anje Dokic Scott Jones

Scott Jones Anje Dokic

Kennedy Cherrington

Tequita Cooper

3rd

Cade-Michael Patrick

Christian Smith

4th

Hope Parata Kingi

3rd

5th

n/a

4th

Tamati Clarke

n/a

Tom Russell Tegan Scott

Campbell Smith

Waverley Burling

Waverley Burling

Waverley Burling

5th

Jerromme Tan

Anthony Meo

Todd Lowther

4th

Jake Leavy

Jake Leavy Alex. BucklandMorey

Abbie Grosse

Sofie Pontre Abbey Grosse

Jake Leavy Alex. Buckland-Morey Harry Konowalous Sofie Pontre Abbey Grosse Lara Zimmerman

3rd

2nd 2nd

(C) Coach, (AC) Assistant Coach, (C/M) Coach/Manager, (M) Manager, (TL) Tour Leader, (T) Trainer, Physiotherapist (P)

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2014 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COUNTRY WEEK RESULTS TIER 1 CHAMPION SCHOOL ST 1 PLACE Bunbury SHS 574 ND 2 PLACE Albany SHS 563 RD 3 PLACE Bunbury CGS 556 TIER 2 CHAMPION SCHOOL ST 1 PLACE Geraldton SC 353 ND 2 PLACE Northam SHS 290 RD 3 PLACE Manjimup SHS 289 TIER 3 CHAMPION SCHOOL ST 1 PLACE Christmas Island DHS ND 2 PLACE North Albany RD 3 PLACE WACOA Cunderdin

156 140 132

INDIVIDUAL SPORTS RESULTS

PLACE 1 2

BOYS HOCKEY A DIVISION B DIVISION Narrogin SHS Geraldton SC Bunbury SHS WACOA Narrogin

PLACE 1 2

PLACE 1 2

GIRLS HOCKEY A DIVISION Great Southern Grammar Narrogin SHS

BOYS AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL A DIVISION B DIVISION C DIVISION Great Southern Grammar Manea SC Northam SHS Albany SHS Geraldton SC Esperance SHS GIRLS AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL PLACE A DIVISION 1 Bunbury Cathedral Grammar 2 Bunbury SHS

PLACE 1 2

A DIVISION Bunbury CGS Bunbury SHS

PLACE 1 2

PLACE 1 2

PLACE 1 2

A DIVISION Albany SHS Bunbury SHS

A DIVISION Geraldton SC Australind SHS

A DIVISION Albany SHS Bunbury SHS

NETBALL C DIVISION Margaret River SHS Merredin College

D DIVISION Eastern Goldfields Coll Denmark HS

BOYS VOLLEYBALL B DIVISION C DIVISION Busselton SHS Collie SHS Dalyellup College Coodanup CC

A DIVISION Albany SHS Newton Moore

PLACE 1 2

PLACE 1 2

B DIVISION Geraldton SC Manjimup SHS

D DIVISION Tom Prce Eastern Goldfields

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL B DIVISION C DIVISION Esperance SHS Cape Naturalist Coll North Albany SHS Carnarvon CC

B DIVISION Bunbury CGS Eaton CC

A DIVISION Bunbury SHS Denmark HS

BOYS BASKETBALL C DIVISION Dalyellup College Geraldton Grammar School

GIRLS BASKETBALL B DIVISION C DIVISION Manjimup SHS Collie SHS Manea SC Katanning SHS

BOYS FOOTBALL (SOCCER) B DIVISION C DIVISION Esperance SHS North Albany SHS Great Southern Grammar Cape Naturaliste College - 20 -

E DIVISION Tom Price Kearnan College

D DIVISION Katanning SHS Karratha SHS

D DIVISION Mt Barker CC Pinjarra SHS

E DIVISION WACOA Harvey Collie SHS

D DIVISION WACOA Narrogin Eaton CC

D DIVISION Katanning SHS Karratha SHS

E DIVISION Manjimup SHS Kalgoorlie-Boulder CHS

PLACE 1 2

GIRLS FOOTBALL (SOCCER) A DIVISION B DIVISION Australind SHS Great Southern Grammar Bunbury SHS Busselton SHS

PLACE 1 2

C DIVISION Collie SHS Narrogin SHS

TOUCH FOOTBALL A DIVISION B DIVISION Esperance SHS Katanning SHS Hedland SHS Bunbury CGS

PLACE 1 2

DANCE A DIVISION Australind SHS Kalgoorlie-Boulder SHS

SPEECH AND DEBATING OVERALL WINNING SCHOOL PLACE SCHOOL 1 Bunbury SHS 2 Great Southern Grammar

ACTIVE ACHIEVERS WINNERS PLACE 1 2

SCHOOL Jonathon Kamman – Manjimup SHS Samantha Goerling – Bunbury CGS

2014 DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL COUNTRY WEEK RESULTS MIXED HOCKEY PLACE A DIVISION 1 Narembeen DHS

PLACE 1

MIXED VOLLEYBALL A DIVISION B DIVISION Kalbarri DHS Norseman DHS1

MIXED FOOTBALL (SOCCER) PLACE A DIVISION 1 Ocean Forrest LC MIXED BASKETBALL A DIVISION B DIVISION Dalwallinu DHS Wyalkatchem DHS

PLACE 1

BOYS BASKETBALL A DIVISION B DIVISION Geraldton GS Bullsbrook College

PLACE 1

GIRLS BASKETBALL PLACE A DIVISION 1 Geraldton Grammar AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL PLACE 9 A-SIDE DIVISION 1 Roleystone CC AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL PLACE 12 A-SIDE DIVISION 1 Boyup Brook DHS

PLACE 1

PLACE 1

A DIVISION Roleystone CC

NETBALL B DIVISION C DIVISION Narembeen Roleystone CC

A DIVISION Bullsbrook Coll #1

D DIVISION Wagin DHS

BADMINTON B DIVISION C DIVISION Northampton #3 Kalbarri DHS #4

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E DIVISION KalbarriDHS

D DIVISION Northampton #7

2014 INTERSCHOOL SPORT PROGRAMS

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AFL Football (B) AFL Football (G) Badminton Baseball (B) Basketball (B) Basketball (G) Basketball (B&G) Cricket (B) Cross Country (B) Cross Country (G) Diving (B&G) Equestrian (B&G) Golf (B) Golf (G) Hockey - (B) Hockey - (G) Hockey (B&G) Netball (G) Netball (B) Orienteering Rugby League (B) Soccer (B) Soccer (G) Soccer (B&G) Softball (G) Squash Table Tennis Surfing (B) Surfing (G) Swimming Tennis (B) Tennis (G) Touch (B) Touch (G) Touch (B&G) Track & Field Triathlon (B) Triathlon (G) Volleyball (B) Volleyball (G) Volleyball (B&G) Water Polo (B) Water Polo (G) Yachting (B&G)

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131 5856 81553

Total Events

Staff

Students

9 3 4 0 7 7 2 3 3 3 0 2 2 2 3 2 2 8 2 3 3 6 6 2 1 0 1 2 2 4 3 3

1938 130 36 0 270 106 29 226

26163 1755 621 0 4050 1590 435 3616

197

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0 240

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68 89 18 488 14 120 520 295 51 41 3 0 4

1088 1424 275 5368 154 1792 7800 4720 816 656 39 0 39

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30000

216

3618 173 86

4

95

855

4 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 131

29 366

261 5490

15

2210

94 34 69

846 306 621

20

2000

7 5856

105 81553

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2014 INTERSTATE SPORT TEAMS PRIMARY SPORTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SPORTS AFL Football (B) Basketball (B & G) Cross Country (B&G) Hockey (B & G) Netball Rugby League (B) Soccer (B & G) 12’S Swimming (B & G) Tennis (B & G) Touch Football

AGE 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12 (31/12 yoc) 12(31/12 yoc)

HOST NSW QLD WA TAS QLD NSW VIC VIC NT VIC

VENUE Sydney Townsville Albany Hobart Gold Coast Wollongong Bendigo Melbourne Darwin Morwell

DATES Fri 18 Jul – Sun 27 Jul Fri 15 Aug – Sat 23 Aug Thu 21 Aug – Tue 26 Aug Sat 2 Aug – Fri 8 Aug Sat 30 Aug – Fri 5 Sep Fri 8 Aug – Sat 16 Aug Sat 13 Sep – Fri 19 Sep Sat 19 Jul – Sat 26 Jul Sat 16 Aug – Sun 24 Aug Sat 18 Oct – Sat 25 Oct

STUDENTS 23 20

STAFF DAYS Staff School Days 5 10 6 5 9 6 See secondary cross country 28 5 7 6 12 + 1 Umpire 3 7 6 17 3 9 6 30 5 7 6 See swimming secondary results merged 14 3 9 6 25 4 8 6 170 33 66 48

TR DAYS 18 12 30 18 12 18 12 18 138

SECONDARY SPORTS SPORTS

AGE

HOST

VENUE

DATES

1

AFL Football (B)

15 & U, (31/12 yoc)

NSW

Sydney

Fri 18 Jul – Sun 27 Jul

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AFL Football (G) Baseball (B) Basketball (B & G) Cricket (B) Cross Country (B&G) Diving (B & G) Golf (B & G)

17 & U, (1/6 yoc) 17 & U, (1/6 yoc) 19 & U, (31/12 yoc) 15 & U, (1/9 yoc) 14,16,18,20 (31/12 yoc) 13-19, (31/12 yoc) 18 & U, (31/12 yoc)

NSW NSW QLD NT WA VIC QLD

Sydney Wollongong Townsville Darwin Albany Melbourne Toowoomba

Fri 18 Jul – Sun 27 Jul Sun 4 May – Sun 11 May Fri 15 Aug – Sat 23 Aug Sat 22 Feb – Fri 28 Feb Thu 21 Aug – Tue 26 Aug Sat 19 Jul – Sat 26 Jul Sat 23 Aug – Sat 30 Aug

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Hockey - (B & G)

16 & U, (31/12 yoc)

SA

Adelaide

Sat 9 Aug – Sun 17 Aug

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Netball (G) Orienteering (B&G) Rugby League (B) Soccer (B & G) 19’S Softball (G) Surfing (B & G) Swimming (B & G) Tennis (B & G)

15 & U, (31/12 yoc) U15, 16-19, (31/12 yoc) 15 & U (31/12 yoc) 19 & U, (31/12 yoc) 17 & U, (30/6 yoc) 15&U/19&U, (31/12 yoc) 13-19, (31/12 yoc) 19 & U, (31/12 yoc)

VIC WA NSW NSW NSW WA VIC WA

Melbourne Perth Tamworth Glenwood Blacktown Margaret River Melbourne Perth

Fri 18 Jul – Fri 25 Jul Sat 27 Sep – Sun 5 Oct Sun 22 Jun – Fri 27 Jun Fri 22 Aug – Fri 29 Aug Sat 3 May – Sat 10 May Sat 29 Nov – Sun 7 Dec Sat 19 Jul – Sat 26 Jul Sat 3 May – Sun 11 May

18

Touch (B & G)

15 & U, (31/12 yoc)

VIC

Morwell

Sat 18 Oct – Sat 25 Oct

19

Triathlon (B & G)

(13/14)(15/16)(17/19) (31/12 yoc)

VIC

Bendigo

Mon 7 Apr – Fri 11 Apr

20

Volleyball (B & G)

15 & U, (31/12 yoc)

SA

Adelaide

Fri 29 Aug – Fri 5 Sep

21

Water Polo (B & G)

18 & U (31/12 yoc)

QLD

Sunshine Coast

Sun 1 Jun – Fri 6 Jun

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STUDENTS 25 + 5 Umpires 24 17 20 13 89 10 12 32 + 1 umpire 12 11 20 32 15 24 57 16 28 + 1 Umpire 33 20 + 1 Umpire

STAFF

DAYS

Staff School Days

TR DAYS

8

10

6

30

6 4 5 6 9 2 3

10 8 9 7 6 8 8

6 6 6 6 3 6 6

18 18 18 18 9 0 6

5

9

6

24

4 2 1 6 3 2 8 3

8 9 6 8 8 9 8 9

6 0 6 6 6 6 6 6

18 0 6 30 12 12 12 18

5

8

6

24

5

5

6

24

5

8

6

0

26

5

6

6

30

544

97

167

116

327

2014 SCHOOL SPORT AUSTRALIA REPRESENTATION

Sport Basketball Cricket Orienteering

Sport AFL Basketball Hockey Cricket Softball Water Polo

National Sport Secretaries Name School Brad Spicer Byford Secondary College Peter Smith SSWA Ian Dalton Emmanuel Catholic College

International Touring Team Officials Name School Peter Smith SSWA South Africa Ray Barrett Kiara College USA Robyn Brierley SSWA South Africa Andrew Mellor Como Secondary College Sri Lanka Ian Bycroft Lynwood SHS Hawaii David Stivey Darling Range SC New Zealand Gemma Hadley Floreat PS

Student Representatives SSA All Australian Touring Team Representatives Sport Student Sam Powell-Pepper Alex Di Placido Jed Kemp Michael Humble Shaun Nugent Stanley Wright Dan Bourke Tristan King Joshua Hendrickson Mitchell Neuborn Joshua Rawlinson Rhys Steedman Jake Turnbull Joshua Chojnowski Cameron Green Aaron Hardie Matthew Spoors Taylor Collard Joseph Kenny Jason Lockett Matthew Tate Aleasha Bennett Natalie Bright Courtney Kruta Kayla Dickie Thomas Prior Alex Buckland Luke Sangster Sofie Pontre Abbey Grosse Lara Zimmerman

AFL BOYS

BASEBALL

CRICKET HOCKEY GIRLS HOCKEY BOYS

NETBALL

WATER POLO BOYS WATER POLO GIRLS

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