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02 The Association
Page 2 Directory • Sponsors
Page 3 The Board of Governors
Page 4 The Chairman Speaks
Page 5 The Chairman Speaks (Continued)
Page 6 Goodbye and Thank You • General Managers Report
Page 7 General Managers Report (Continued)
8 Special Events
Page 8 Kiwi Sticks Festival
Page 9 India Shield Secondary School Tournament
Page 10 CCR Annual Queensland Challenge
Page 11 CCR Annual Queensland Challenge Photos
12 Representative
Page 12 New Zealand • Central Districts • Results 2013
Page 13 HB Umpires • HB Team Lists
Page 14 HB Team Lists (Continued)
Page 15 HB Team Awards
16 Competitions
Page 16 Awards 2013
Page 17 School Results
Page 18 Summer Hockey
Page 19 Summer Hockey Photos
Page 20 Registrations
Annual Report 2013
Layout & Graphics Daryl R. Prussing
Photos Jay Hughes, Bethelle Photo’s, Jayson Prussing
Printers Print Solutions Hawke’s Bay Limited
Please Note: All details and figures within this Annual Report
were correct at the time of printing.
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Association Incorporated
PO Box 16009 HB Mail Centre, Napier, New Zealand
Phone (06) 8441166 Fax (06) 6501033
Email: admin@hbhockey.org.nz
Website: http://www.hbhockey.org.nz
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/hbhockey
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/hawkesbayhockeyThe Association Directory
Patrons Mrs Barbara Arnott, Mayor Napier City Council
Mr Lawrence Yule, Mayor Hastings District Council
President Mr Neil Edmundson
Board of Governors Mr Iain Taylor (Chairperson), Mr David Nancarrow,
Mrs Joss Prussing, Mr Phil Teague, Mr Steven Knox,
Mr Andrew Knox, Mr Geoff Blackmore
Life Members Mr Don Alexander, Mrs Shirley Eddy, Mrs June Gourley,
Mrs Margaret Hiha, Mr Dennis Owen,
Mrs Maxine Wilson, Mr Richard Campbell,
Mr Neil Edmundson, Mr David Smale,
Mrs Marianne Gray, Mr Bob Morrison, Mr Alan Blewett
General Manager Mr Don Clark
Academy & Reps Manager Mr Dean Hulls
Regional Dev Manager Mr Matthew Witheford
Administrator Mrs Michelle Francis
Groundsman Mr Neville Hocking
Solicitor Mr J C Heaphy
Bankers ANZ Banking Group (New Zealand) Ltd
Incorporation Number HM 22767
Registered Office Smale Pavilion
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Stadium
Clyde Jeffery Drive
Park Island
Tamatea, Napier, New Zealand
Telephone/Facsimile +64 6 844-1166
Communications PO Box 16009, HB Mail Centre
Napier 4142, New Zealand
Telephone +64 6 844 1166
Facsimile + 64 6501003
Email admin@hbhockey.org.nz
Website www.hbhockey.org.nz
Sponsors
Competitions, Host Tournaments & Events Action Outdoors HB Marine
City Collision Repairs HB Motors (Bay Ford Bay Mazda)
Score Sportswear Ltd Onekawa Liquorland
Cape Physio
Academy Sponsors Hotshot Sports
Davmet New Zealand Limited
New World Greenmeadows Gaming Trusts
Heaven’s Bakery Eastern & Central Community Trust
Snap Fitness Endeavour Community Trust
The Southern Trust
Signage & Preferred Suppliers Infinity Foundation
Ballina Motel Pub Charity
Hurford Parker The Lion Foundation
Metro Rentals NZ Community Trust
The Radio Network The Trusts Charitable Foundation
Oldershaw & Co Ltd
Unison
Just Hockey
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 2013The Board of Governors
The Board of Governors functions as a governance board, concentrating on the strategic objectives and directions
of the Association, manages the Strategic Plan and sets policies, employs the General Manager and ensures the
Association meets its legal and financial obligations. The Board is removed from the day to day management of
the Association’s affairs which is carried out by the General Manager, paid staff and volunteers.
Standing Committees of the Board of Governors:
• High Performance Committee The Board of Governors Vision:
• Competitions Committee To be the centre of excellence that promotes and
• Judiciary Committee develops the sport of hockey in Hawkes Bay.
• Umpires Committee
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2013 Board of Governors
Back Row: Andrew Knox, Neil Edmundson (President), Joss Prussing
Front Row: Steven Knox, Phil Teague, Iain Taylor (Chairperson), Don Clark (General Manager)
Absent: Geoff Blackmore, David Nancarrow
The AssociationThe Chairman Speaks
A
s I write the 2013 Chairperson’s Report, I am over a number of years and have executed that with
pleased to note a very positive feel to the hockey careful planning, dedication and hard work. We wish
environment in Hawke’s Bay. Without doubt the Hastings Boys’ High School and Napier Boys’ High School
sense of positivity comes on the back of some important all the best for Rankin Cup in 2014, I believe it is the first
decisions and events that occurred in 2013. Hawke’s Bay time that Hawke’s Bay has had two secondary schools
is an exciting place to be for anyone involved in hockey, playing in the top tier secondary schools tournament.
and more importantly our sport is growing in profile and We are hopeful that one or more of the girls’ schools will
being acknowledged not only within the province but follow suit, and in effect create a hockey nursery from
also nationally for the positive benefits that our sport which not only the school and the players will benefit,
brings. but also in the future, clubs and Hawke’s Bay hockey as a
whole.
Administration
Dean Hulls replaced Mark Ramage midway through 2013
as our Academy and Representative Manager and we The Queensland Challenge was a wonderful showcase
are already seeing the benefits of Dean’s experience and of hockey enabling our young academy players to test
forethought in terms of our Academy and Representative themselves against opposition from Australia. Again, we
programmes. Given his contribution to hockey at owe a huge debt of gratitude to Roger and Chris Greaney
Hastings Boys’ High School, we are certainly looking and the team at CCR for their continued and generous
forward to Dean’s plans and programmes for 2014, and support of this fixture which has become a highlight on
beyond. Hawke’s Bay Hockey’s calendar.
The Under-11 Festival of Hockey,
Keri Gardiner did an admirable job in its first year, was well received
helping out with the administration and it is something that we will
of the Association on a temporary be looking to repeat on an annual
basis, and I thank her for that. basis and widening the extent of
Michelle Francis joined us last year, the invitations.
and has already proven herself to
be a very valuable addition to the Thanks to those volunteers
Hawke’s Bay administrative team. who make the hosting of such
tournaments and events possible.
I would like to thank our General
Manager Don Clark for the work Representative and Coaching
and contribution he makes for We were very pleased to welcome
the Association. We are certainly our new resident Black Stick Emily
very grateful for his administrative Naylor to the province. It was
and financial capabilities. Thanks wonderful to see Emily pull on the
also to our Regional Development Hawke’s Bay colours in a Central
Manager Matthew Witheford, Hockey League match. Emily and
who is doing excellent work at the Black Sticks Vice-Captain Shea
grassroots level and is held in high McAleese represent Hawke’s
regard by Hockey New Zealand Bay at the highest level and I
for his work with the Small Sticks know that they do so with pride.
programme. Congratulations to Dylan Thomas
and Max Wilcox who were selected
Thanks is also due to Neville into the Tiger Turf squad with Dylan
Hocking, our caretaker who Thomas being named in the New
keeps the Park Island facilities in Zealand under 18s side and Max as
extremely good order. a non-travelling reserve.
Clubs Joe Hanks and Regan Hughes played for the Central
For our Association to be strong, we need our clubs Mavericks team in the 2013 NHL alongside player/coach
and schools to be strong. With that in mind, we have Shea McAleese, while Emily Naylor and Caryn Paewai
introduced a Club Mark concept which we hope will aid represented the Central Mysticks.
the clubs in good governance.
Deans Hulls and Matthew Witheford were the Head
4 Both our mens and womens competitions lack the depth Coach and Assistant Coach of the Central Mysticks team
to test our elite and more able players. This has been a for the NHL campaign. Matthew was also Head Coach of
challenge for many seasons and there is not an obvious the Central U21 Womens side and Todd Astill was Head
solution. As a Board, we are continuing to push for the Coach of the Central U18 Mens side.
return of the Central Region Inter-city Club competition
at a regional level. A Hawke’s Bay Senior Men’s team participated at the
National Senior Tournament which was excellent to see.
I would like to thank those involved in the competition A number of the draft players included in that team were
forums which have been held. Your feedback is greatly ex-Hawke’s Bay representative players, so it was pleasing
appreciated. to see their continuing connection with hockey in the Bay.
Both the Hawke’s Bay Senior Men’s and Senior Women’s
Tournaments/Events teams participated in the Central Hockey League with
Congratulations to Hastings Boys’ High School who won the men making it through to the final where they were
the India Shield Secondary School Tournament at Park beaten by Manawatu. It is unlikely that the CHL in its
Island. That result was a wonderful reward for a group current format will be continued in 2014 and it is more
of young men and their coaches to have had a vision likely to move to a tournament event.
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 2013Well done to our Under 18 sides who participated in not seeking re-election. I would like to thank Steven for
the National Association tournament and without their his contribution that he has made as a Board member
Central under 18 players, performed very creditably. The over the last few years.
Hatch Cup boys should also be mentioned for their effort,
finishing in the top 6, at their national tournament. The Board’s focus in terms of its strategic planning,
continues to be building our hockey community,
Congratulations are also due to our men’s over 50 and strengthening our clubs and coaches and looking to
over 40 teams who finished runners up in their respective increase player numbers.
Masters tournaments in Auckland, in March.
Volunteers
Umpiring Thank you to all the volunteers who give up your time so
Again, thanks is due to Allan Blewett, Stu Ashby, Kit willingly to assist with the running of hockey in Hawke’s
Rutherford and Andrew Knox for the work that they Bay, again Joss and Daryl Prussing, Bob Morrison and Don
have done, with and for our umpires and technical Alexander have been the forefront in this regard along
benches. It is very pleasing to see the number of Hawke’s with all of the umpires, coaches, managers and teachers
Bay umpires who went to national tournaments and who give of their time, so that hockey can develop and
performed extremely well there. It is a credit to the prosper in Hawke’s Bay.
mentoring and ongoing support that our umpires receive
that we are relatively well catered for in that department. Concluding remarks
Let us make the most of the hockey opportunities that
Sponsors are available to us in this province. We are the envy of
I would like to express our immense thanks to the many other areas in New Zealand and that has come
sponsors of the Association. Particularly, the generous from hard work, vision and a belief that more is always
support we receive from Gaming and Community Trusts possible. I am very much looking forward to 2014, and
as well as individual and corporate sponsors who assist us I know that the hockey community of Hawke’s Bay, is as
in the many different aspects of our Association. well.
April 2014
As I mentioned at the start of this Report, Hawke’s Bay
is an exciting place to be for anyone involved in hockey.
Last year, the Hawke’s Bay Regional Council signed off
on the decision to release funds to the Hastings District
Council and the Regional Sports Park Trust to utilise for
the purposes of building a tier one hockey facility at the Iain Taylor
Regional Sports Park. This was on the back of the vision Chairman, Board of Governors
and courage of private individuals spear headed by Bruce Hawke’s Bay Hockey Association Inc.
MacTaggart and Rod Miller and Hockey New Zealand to
develop a women’s international event in New Zealand.
2013 Strategic Plan
Hockey in Hawke’s Bay is the beneficiary of this exciting
initiative and as you will have seen, there are over 65
games of hockey being played in what is termed as the
Festival of Hockey in Hawke’s Bay, in early April 2014. To
have such an event in our province is remarkable, and
Build the Hockey Community
is of immense benefit not only to the profile of hockey
but also for the economic benefit of the region as a Drive growth in participation and attract and
whole. Tourism Hawke’s Bay is particularly excited about retain participation for life.
the number of visitor nights that have been booked
at local hotels and motels and of course there is a real
opportunity for the province to showcase itself to the
international community. Develop an exceptional high
performance programme
It will be up to the Hawke’s Bay Hockey community to get
in behind and support this event, not only as volunteers, Win on the National Stage
but also as ticket purchasing spectators at the matches
and generally riding the wave of enthusiasm that is being
created.
Present spectacular events
At the practical level, Hawke’s Bay Hockey is committed
to using 18 hours per week at the Regional Sports Park Showcase Hockey that captivates the general
and assisting with coaching camps and events that occur public 5
there. The challenge for Hawke’s Bay Hockey, is to use
the opportunity the international event and the additional
turf capacity have created, to build our hockey playing
numbers. This is a responsibility of all of us. So if you Commercialise Hockey
don’t already, I encourage you to take on a role in hockey,
whether it is as an administrator, coach or player and Seek and grow alternative revenue streams
encourage someone that you know to do the same. We
can assist in development of additional teams, and let
us all collectively look to grow the hockey community in
Hawke’s Bay. Provide Strong leadership and
The Board of Governors organisation
I want to thank all Board members for their contributions Implement a robust and capable HB Hockey
again in 2013. A large amount of work that is done structure to deliver a quality sport experience
by the board is done by volunteers who give their time
willingly. Steven Knox retires in 2014 by rotation and is
The AssociationGoodbye and Thank You
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n April we said farewell to Mark Ramage who left to
take a position in Scotland involving secondary school
hockey.
Mark had been a part of HB Hockey for 2 years and
contributed to the Academy programmes and Rep
Hockey. He was responsible for the development and
implementation of the Excel programme.
We wish Mark well for new ventures.
A Word From The General Manager
T
he year began in a positive way with a 22% I am delighted that we have Davmet New Zealand on
increase in our summer hockey numbers for the board as naming rights sponsor for Excel. The inaugural
2012/13 season. 2013 is the second year of the programme was held during term 1 and the early part of
Active Post Small Sticks in Schools programme. We term 2 and attracted 40 participants. This programme is
continued the programme in the four schools already developing as we align ourselves with the Central CAPS
involved and introduced the programme to five new development programmes.
schools. In each school we are engaging an average of
200 students. The Hockey Fantasticks programme has again been a
huge success with 41 participants in April and 53 in the
As a consequence of this programme and the profile July Holiday programme. We are always looking at ways
hockey has had over the previous 12 months our to make this programme a better experience for players.
winter participation numbers grew by a further 3% and For the July programme we engaged Shea McAleese and
included three new schools and one returning school in Simon Child as the main coaches.
the primary competitions. We also had 121 year 1 and 2
children join our introductory Funsticks programme. We are very fortunate that such high calibre players can
make themselves available to work with us when they
The Academy has had another good year with increased can. Emily Naylor featured as a coach in a number of our
6 participation. We introduced two new programmes programmes throughout the year and the Future Elite
in 2013 which attracted good numbers. The Rep Prep camp in December included three current Blacksticks
programme attracted 84 participants and the new men.
Davmet Excel programme attracted 39 participants.
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 2013Greg Nicol was engaged on contract to deliver a Coach We had some personnel changes in 2013 with Dean
and Goal Keeper development programme. This was well Hulls joining the team as the Academy and Reps
received and the participants are in the fortunate position Manager and Michelle Francis filling the Administrator
to be getting firsthand the most recent coaching methods position. Both bring some excellent skills to the
and practices from one of the country’s top coaches. Association in their respective roles and have been a real
benefit to strengthen the team.
In July we hosted the inaugural Under 11 Small Sticks
Festival with teams from as far afield as Te Kuiti , Poverty I want to thank Keri Gardiner for her work during the
Bay and Taupo along with school teams from Hawke’s year sustaining the momentum of the Administration
Bay. This was a huge success and in the future will be an role up to July. Matthew Witheford, Regional
annual event on the Hawke’s Bay Hockey Calendar. Development Manager, is doing a great job with our
schools advancing the Small Sticks and Secondary
In September we were privileged to host the India Shield Hockey programmes. He also undertook Regional
Secondary Schools Tournament. This is the tier two boy’s coaching roles as coach of the Central Districts Under 21
tournament featuring our own Hastings Boy’s High Women and Assistant Coach for the Central Mysticks
School 1st X1 for the first time after their success at the in NHL. Dean Hulls was appointed Head Coach of the
Mayhill Cup in 2012. It was a great week of top level Central Mysticks and Todd Astill was head coach of the
secondary School Boys Hockey and fantastic to see the Central Under 18 Boy’s team for the inaugural National
Hastings Boy’s High team winning the tournament and Tournament for Regional Teams at this age group. We
gaining promotion to the Rankin Cup in 2014. take pride in the standard of our facilities and Neville
Hocking serves Hawke’s Bay Hockey well in the caretaker
The Under 18 representative programme changed this role. My thanks to all the staff for their great work
year to regional teams for the top National Tournament. throughout the year.
At the same time Association team National tournaments
were also held at which our Hawke’s Bay boys and girls We continue to be supported by the Gaming Trusts and
teams achieved 5th place. I am particularly grateful to the Endeavour Community
Foundation and Infinity Foundation whose contributions
We had good numbers for our rep trials across all age to make it possible for us to run the many and varied
groups. All but two of our age group representative programmes for athletes of all ages and abilities to
teams either maintained or improved their placings in participate and compete in this great sport of Hockey.
National and Regional Tournaments. Our Hawke’s Bay
players also did well reaching Regional and National I also want to acknowledge and thank our sponsors
teams. and all supporters of Hockey who work closely with
Seven Players were selected for Under 18s, nine for Under us throughout the year and who play a crucial role in
21s and seven for NHL. Two of our Accelerator players, enabling us to do what we do.
Dylan Thomas and Mac Wilcox, were selected for the
National under 18 Tiger Turf squad. Dylan was selected Of course the good news story of the year was the
for the team to play in Australia in January and Mac was confirmation that the tier 1 international turf will go
named as a non-travelling reserve. ahead at the Regional Spots Park and the allocation of
the new women’s 6 nation tournament to Hawke’s Bay. 7
We continue to see athletes who have passed through This is huge for the sport and the Hawke’s Bay region as
the Academy make national teams. These include it opens up so many opportunities to grow and develop
Brennan Alexander-Parker, Sam Greaney, Rob Creffier the sport further.
and Angus Hazlett. In addition Neil Edmundson and Phil
Teague were selected for the NZ Masters team. Hockey is in a very strong position in Hawke’s Bay
and I believe that we can rightly boast that we are a
We continue to be proud of the achievements of our top progressive sport setting the benchmark for others.
athletes and we are grateful that we can provide them
with some financial assistance. A total of $16,000 was
provided for our successful Elite Athletes and scholarship
provided for Rep and Academy programme participation.
A significant portion of these funds came through the
various Gaming Trusts.
Don Clark
General Manager
The AssociationSpecial Events Kiwi Sticks Festival Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 2013
India Shield
Secondary School
Tournament
2nd - 6th September
1 Hastings Boys High 9 St Bedes
2 Rangitoto College 10 Hutt International
3 Nelson College 11 Kamo High School
4 New Plymouth Boys High 12 Western Heights High School
5 Christchurch Boys High 13 Wanganui Collegiate
5 MAGS 14 Rosmini College
7 Whangarei Boys High 15 Rotorua Boys High
8 Macleans College 16 Wanganui High School
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Special EventsRoger Greaney (CCR General Manager/Owner) with the two new trophies for the challenge
CCR Annual
Queensland Challenge
T
he 2013 Annual CCR Queensland Challenge was Results
again a huge success. As they did last year, both Night 1
the girls and boys HB Academy teams played off Boys - HB 5-2
against Queensland over two spectacular nights. Girls - HB 2-1
This year saw the introduction of two new trophies to
recognise the efforts of both sides, one trophy for Night 2
the Girls Challenge and one trophy for the Boys Boys - HB 4-3
Challenge. We would like to extend our appreciation Girls - Q’land 2-5
to Roger and Chris Greaney and the City Collision Repair
crew as principal sponsor, and also to others Challenge Winner
who provided us with support for this event including Hawke’s Bay
The Radio Network and Kookaburra.
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Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 201311 Special Events
New Zealand
Representative
NZ Black Sticks Mens Team: Shea McAleese
NZ Black Sticks Womens Team: Emily Naylor
NZ Masters Team: Neil Edmundson, Phil Teague
U.18 Tiger Turf Team: Dylan Thomas, Mac Wilcox (Non Travelling Reserve)
Central Districts
Central Distric’s NHL: Emily Naylor, Erin Webber, Jaimee Edwards, Joe Hanks,
Shea McAleese, Sam Greaney, Regan Hughes
CD U21’s Mens Team: Sam Greaney (Captain), Regan Hughes, Dylan Thomas,
Jake Webber, Marius Gemmel, Aaron Ball, Mac Wilcox
CD U21’s Womens Team: Claire Renyolds, Tinesha Carey
CD U18’s Mens Team: Dylan Thomas, Mitchell Bradley, Jake Webber, Mac Wilcox,
Dom Dixon
CD U18’s Womens Team: Helaina Snell, Kezia Taylor
Results 2013
Youth Rep Teams
Team Location Final Placing 2012
U18 Girls Palmerston North 5th 14th
U18 Boys Auckland 5th 9th
U15 Girls Prem Timaru 8th 14th
U15 Boys Prem Auckland 14th 3rd
U15 Girls Champ Dunedin 9th 11th
U15 Boys Champ Christchurch 11th 13th
Junior Rep Teams
Team Location Final Placing 2012
U13 Girls Prem Wellington 9th 6th
U13 Boys Prem Hamilton 5th 11th
U13 Girls Champ Taranaki 2nd 4th
U13 Boys Champ Levin 2nd 2nd
*DNA - Did Not Attend Tournament
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 2013Hawke’s Bay Umpires
Masters Men Umpire Manager Alan Blewett
Senior Womens Tournament Umpire Rochelle Blewett
Senior Mens Tournament Umpire Adam Simkin
Under 21 Tournament Umpire Rochelle Blewett
India Shield Tournament Tournament Director Stuart Ashby
Umpire Kahu Olendzki Schulz
U18 Boys Assn. Tournament Umpire Kahu Olendzki Schulz
U15 Boys Premier Umpire Alex Watson
Hatch Cup Umpire Manager Alan Blewett
Umpire Jade Wills
Umpire Brayden Stone
Curtis Cup Umpire Alex Hocking
HB Team Lists
Masters Over 50s Men Senior Men
Coach: Coach:
Neil Edmundson Aaron McWilliams
Manager: Manager:
David Smale Jacob Matson
Team: Team:
Colin Rundle, Lyn Cooper, Kevin Blair, Peter Bell, Eddie Jacob Matson, Aaron McWilliams, Charlie Jenkins, Nick
Kawhe, Dennis Drake, David Smale, Neil Edmundson, Freeman, Ryan Cosgrove, Sam Hanks, Chris Greaney,
David Nancarrow, Paul Boaler, Phil Teague, Craig Boaler, Tim Greene, Luke Bradley, Brad Cosgrove, Mark Lyes,
Keith Hunt, Ian Simonsen, Andy Waretini, Jonathan Naresh Kana, Callum Wilbur, Brad O’Callaghan, Nathan
Heaphy Holt, Brandon Roach
Masters Over 40s Women
U.18 Girls
Coach:
Geoff Curfrie Coach:
Gary Heal
Manager:
Noel Anderson Manager:
Robyn Southward
Team:
Linda Adams, Katherine Paul, Helen Currie, Carla Assistant Manager:
McDougall, Rachael Gray, Tracey Pollock, Nicola Annie Boyd
Skedgwell, Dale Phillips, Tara Percival, Anna Symes,
Debbie Sheard, Rachel Downs, Hayley Dunstin, Jan Dixon, Team:
Catherine Brady, Robyn Gross Tessa Gregory-Hunt, Briannah Thorne, Sarah Baxter, Alice
Southward, Nancy Crawshaw, Katie Herries, Toni Halley,
Masters Over 40s Men Lucy Collin, Jayne Wilton, Tori Anderson, Sarah Boyd,
Lydia Watts, Ashleigh Webb, Chelsea Hepi, Annabelle
Coach: Waerea, Greer McNeilly
Graeme Findlay 13
Manager: U.18 Boys
Craig Burley
Coach:
Team: Kit Rutherford
Graeme Findlay, Craig Burley, Russell McKelvie, Graeme
Nel, Chris Simm, Tony Rose, Blair Loveridge, Steve Manager:
Shepard, Allan Ford, Bryce Ried, Simon Gault, Malcom Andrew Knox
Sutherland, Brent Clapperton, Russell Booth, Paul
Smelling Team:
Tom Jarvis, Sam Hiha, Guy Jervis, Tate Graham, Jarrod
Lobb, Logan Gill, Sean Morrison, Sean Taylor, Aiden Pidd,
Alex Francis, Adam Wrigley, Mark Phillips, Reed Stewart,
Joshua Wray, Mitchell Thorne, Liam Sykes
RepresentativeU.15 Premier Girls U.13 Premier Girls (Collier Trophy)
Coach: Coach:
Simon Nation Jonathan Heaphy
Assistant Coach: Assistant Coach:
Greg Brittin Dominie Creswell
Manager: Manager:
Tara Percival David Nancarrow
Team: Assistant Manager:
Olivia Robertson, Jordan Heal, Briannah Thorne, Sophie Rachel Gray
Nation, Brooke Wedgewood, Amy Brittin, Nicole
Strawbridge, Millie Long, Hannah Mason, Olivia McLeod, Team:
Beth Ireland, Rebecca Boyd, Lily Kelt, Olivia Ward, Catie Neve Duff, Denby-Rose Tait, Rileigh Knapp, Grace
Nettlingham, Grace Gibson Nancarrow, Allie Chesterman, Monique Way, Summer
Gray, Lexie Heaphy, Bella Greig, Jamie Mactaggart,
Olivia Shannon, Arabella Sheild, Kaitlin Cotter, Gabriella
Luscombe, Teegan Geary, Madeline Snell
U.15 Premier Boys U.13 Premier Boys (Hatch Cup)
Coach: Coach:
Andrew Knox Graeme Findlay
Manager: Manager:
Leanne Phillips Amy Walewski
Team: Team:
Callum Wilkie, Lee Phillips, Liam Schlierike, Hamish Mason Lowe, Oscar Nation, Sean Findlay, Samuel Porter-
Gilbert, Cameron Gladding, Sean Broderick, Charlie Samuels, Hamish Mckenzie, Harmon Newport, Tim Lee,
Rodgers, William Dixon, Jacob Verhoeven, Thomas Lange, Roman Walewski, Mitchell Williams-North, Louie Bruhns,
Harry Lawson, Will Holden, Liam Watson, Jonte Brown, Matthew Hiha, Jack McGhie, Sachan Dadrah, Adam
Gerard Chesterman, Grayson McIntyre McMillian, Luke Elmes, Jay Rerekura
U.15 Championship Girls U.13 Championship Girls (Rawleigh Trophy)
Coach: Coach:
Deb Parkinson Trina Wills
Manager: Manager:
Jan Hiha Kirsten Demanser-Wilson
Team: Team:
Caitlin Maiorana, Anna Boul, Caitlin Snell, Ellis Williams, Kaitlin Allan, Holly Brittin, Molly Frame, Tennille Hellyer,
Emily Drever, Hanna Macpherson, Holly Black, Katie Sophie James, Mikeely Jones, Chontelle Leitch, Elise
Read, Kayla Fromont, Kelsey Ulyatt, Lucy Benjamin, Meg Maiorana, Alexandra Miller, Sasha Norris, Jasmine
Petherick, Olivia Campbell, Samantha Gee, Savanna Hiha, Roydhouse-Ross, Taylor Thorpe-Loversuch, Jess Tucker,
Tahl Southwick, Victoria Krebs Paige Wills, Jaimee Wilson, Sarah Wixon
U.15 Championship Boys U.13 Championship Boys (Curtis Cup)
Coach: Coach:
Mark Peachey Craig Burley
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Assistant Coach: Manager:
Ross Barry Grant Ambrose
Manager: Team:
Bev Webb Sam Wixon, Shea Bentley, Jordan Dunn, William Kerr,
Ethan Gubb, Lucca Burley, Marcus Ambrose, Brodie
Assistant Manager: Robertson, Bailey Kirkpatrick, Trey Nairn, Jaylin Dickerson-
Julie Herbert Gillett, Francis Zuiderwijk, Jamie Cornes, Kurtis Weeks,
Hamish Lee, Upinder Dadrah
Team:
Scott Hines, Isaac Dyer, Sam Webb, Laikyn Hapi, Cameron
Lee, Liam Appleby, Jamie Wilson, Rohan Fendall, Ben
Gray, Todd Watson, Andrew Clifford, Alex Katene,
Braeden Peachey, Anthony Hodgson, Dan Nettlingham,
Calvin Herbert
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 2013Team Awards
U.18 Girls
Player of The Tournament: Annabelle Waerea
Most Improved Player: Kate Herries
Most Valuable Player: Biddy Watts
U.18 Boys
Player of The Tournament: Mark Phillips
Most Improved Player: Aidan Pidd
Most Valuable Player: Liam Sykes
U.15 Premier Girls
Player of The Tournament: Grace Gibson
Most Improved Player: Amy Brittin
Most Valuable Player: Briannah Thorne
U.15 Premier Boys
Player of The Tournament: Gerard Chesterman
Most Improved Player: Will Holden
Most Valuable Player: Lee Phillips
U.15 Championship Girls
Player of The Tournament: Kelsey Ulyatt
Most Improved Player: Caitlin Maiorana
Most Valuable Player: Savanna Hiha
U.15 Championship Boys
Player of The Tournament: Rohan Fendall
Most Improved Player: Isaac Dyer
Most Valuable Player: Scott Hines
U.13 Premier Girls (Collier Trophy)
Player of The Tournament: Denby-Rose Tait
Most Improved Player: Olivia Shannon
Most Valuable Player: Arabella Sheild
U.13 Premier Boys (Hatch Cup)
Player of The Tournament: Sachan Dadrah
Most Improved Player: Hamish McKenzie
Most Valuable Player: Adam McMillan
U.13 Championship Girls (Rawleigh Trophy)
Player of The Tournament: Kaitlin Allan
Most Improved Player: Paige Wills
Most Valuable Player: Chontelle Leitch
U.13 Championship Boys (Curtis Cup)
Player of The Tournament: Francis Zuiderwijk
Most Improved Player: Marcus Ambrose
Most Valuable Player: Lucca Burley
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RepresentativeAwards 2013
Competitions
Club Awards
Women
Chas Simmonds Memorial Cup Akina Rovers Blue
Challenge Trophy Napier Tech Red
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Association Cup Napier Tech Academy
Championship Shield Akina Rovers Blue
Men
Jimmy Simmonds Memorial Cup Akina Rovers White
Premier Men
Challenge Trophy Bay Independant 1
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Association Cup Akina Rovers White
Championship Shield Bay Independant 1
Reserve Men
Challenge Trophy Akina Rovers Blue
HBHA Cup Napier Boys’ High School 1st Xl
Championship Shield Passmasters
Player Awards
Top Goal Scorer Female Rachael Cornwall & Elaine Pollard, Napier Tech
Top Goal Scorer Male Regan Hughes, Akina Rovers
Most Valuable Player Female Chelsea Hepi, Akina Rovers
Most Valuable Player Male Steve Campbell, City United
Umpire Awards
Most Improved Junior Umpire Alex Watson
Most Improved Senior Umpire Kahu Olendzki Schulz
Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 2013School Results
Secondary
Division 1 First Place Runner Up
Girls Woodford House Napier Girls’ High School
Boys Hastings Boys’ High School 2nd Xl Taradale High School
Division 2 First Place Runner Up
Girls St Josephs Maori Girls Karamu High School 1st Xl
Boys Napier Boys’ High School 4th Xl Lindisfarne College Colts A
Division 3 First Place Runner Up
Girls Taradale High School 2nd Xl Woodford House Junior Xl
Boys Wairoa College 1st Xl William Colenso College 1st Xl
Intermediate
Grade First Place Runner Up
A Grade Kwik Sticks Taradale Boys 1st X1 Iona College
B Grade Kwik Sticks Lindisfare White Lindisfarne Red
C Grade Kwik Sticks Tamatea A Maraekakaho A
Primary
Grade First Place Runner Up
Kiwi Sticks HB Yr 5/6 AMS Aces / Reignier Pulse HNP Bluesticks / Maraekakaho Magicians
Kiwi Sticks Yr 5/6 Dev Napier Greenmeadows Greensticks AMS Diamonds
Kiwi Sticks Yr 5/6 Dev A Hastings Clive Kittens Frimley Firebirds
Kiwi Sticks Yr 5/6 Dev B Hastings Frimley Force Twyford
Mini Sticks Yr 3/4 Napier Taradale titans Onekawa Breakers
Mini Sticks Yr 3/4 Dev Napier Napier Central White Sticks Nelson Park Pukekos
Mini Sticks Yr 3/4 Hastings Te Mata Silver Stars Te Mata Strikers
Mini Sticks Yr 3/4 Dev Hastings Haumoana Hackers Maraekakaho Mayhem
Secondary School Tournaments 17
Girls Boys
Audrey Timlin Memorial Cup Iona College 13th Rankin Napier Boys’ HS 11th
Chica Gilmer Trophy Woodford House 3rd India Shield Hastings Boys’ HS 1st
Napier Girls’ HS 4th Founders Cup Havelock North HS 6th
Hastings Girls’ HS 14th Woolaston Trophy Taradale HS 6th
Eveline Hankers Taradale HS 6th
Competitions-HAWAIIANLUAU-
SUMMER HOCKEY
FINALS N I G H T
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Hawke’s Bay Hockey Annual Report 201319 Competitions
Registrations
Teams
Clubs 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Men 11 10 11 11
Women 7 8 7 7
Mixed 0 0 0 0
Total 18 18 18 18 19 18 19
Secondary/Int. 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Men 33 30 27 29
Women 30 27 31 28
Mixed 18 26 25 25
Total 81 83 83 82 83 83
Primary 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
Men 0 0 0 0
Women 0 0 0 0
Mixed 70 64 56 56
Total 70 64 56 56 46 37 38
Summer Hockey 2013 2012 2011 2010
Men 0 0 0 0
Women 0 0 0 0
Mixed 134 70 61 59
Total 134 70 61 59
Grand Total 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
303 235 218 215 148 138 142
Players
Grand Total 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007
2184 2013 2154 1873 1799 1706 1706
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