Netball Taranaki Annual Report 2020

Annual Report 2020

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Table of Contents Strategic Plan Board and Chair’s Report Our People Covid-19 and Netball Domestic Competitions Representative Netball Development Netball Taranaki Life Members & Service Awards Financial Statements Funders & Supporters

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BOARD CHAIR & GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa Greetings, greetings, greetings to you all.

It has been a unique year, worldwide, nationally and for our community with Covid19. Following an incredible amount of support from our netball family and a lot of hard work, Netball in Taranaki happened. It is easy to forget the projects completed and accomplishments to celebrate when we all endured a challenging 2020.

The year started off quickly with Summer League Competition’s, Preparing for Reps Programmes, completion of the much welcomed and deserved Waiwhakaiho Tower upgrade, and preparation for the regular Winter Competition when we were sent into the unknown of a National Covid19 lockdown.

The resilience of our staff and netball community was obvious when we had to rethink and reshape how we provide netball competitions, development opportunities, safely participate, and have positive experiences in a changing environment that was participant focused and compliant. Several changes were made including a shortened 10-week season, alterations to regulations, cancellation of the Major Awards and the North Island Junior Championships but we were happy to be back on court.

Online learning quickly became the ‘normal’ and despite the difficulties with face-to-face courses and workshops we were still able to provide education, development and a place for coaches, umpires, managers, and officials to share and learn. A highlight for 2020 was gifting 250 netballs in the ‘Balls for Bubbles’ giveaway to enable some of our young members to practice at home during Covid19 lockdown and we extended our online audience with new online coaching programmes to Mother Earth futureFerns and other aspiring young netballers.

We celebrated diversification in 2020 with the inclusion of males in our Premier Competition and the Taranaki Invitational Tournament. The inclusion of male netballers and supporting their pathway received National attention and support from the Netball community who are finding ways to improve their offerings for males and print media and tv helped tell our story.

Following on from Parengaio Huhu Netball NZ National Award win we launched Bilingual Umpiring and encourage the use of Te Reo, it has been included on our venue signs, in our introductory umpire workshops/courses and print material is available to further learning. We are proud to initiate these improvements and inspire others to use Te Reo as part of our sport.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the players, officials, volunteers, parents, supporters, and seasonal staff who have given up their time to contribute to the strength of netball. Thank you to our major funders NZCT and TSBCT for continuing to support Netball Taranaki and provide is with the platform to deliver netball to our Region and we extend our appreciation to our family of sponsors, funders, local businesses, and corporate supporters.

Returning to netball and successfully managing our community back to sport during Covid19 would not have been possible without their incredible help and understanding.

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Finally, we would like to acknowledge, recognise and thank the Netball Taranaki Board and Staff who worked tirelessly for netball and the community.

We look forward to working with you all and are excited for a prosperous 2021.

Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou.

Deanne Macdonald Board Chair

Jaqua Pori-Makea-Simpson General Manager

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OUR PEOPLE BOARD Chairperson Board

Deanne Macdonald Elected, Kay Stratton and Sam Burkhart

PATRON Madge Cathro

STAFF General Manager Games Administrator Netball Development Officer - Lead Netball Development Officer Netball Development Officer Communications Officer Finance Officer Maintenance Officer

Jaqua Pori-Makea-Simpson Pia Bailey-Nowell Kerie Smith* Riria Takarangi Araanā Te Arikitama# & Che Tamati* Will Johnston Rachel Sturgess Dave Poad

*short term contracts #vacated role

SATELLITE & STADIUM STAFF Hawera New Plymouth Stratford TSB Stadium TET Multi Sport TSB Hub Spring/Summer

Margaret Veale and Marama Brown Riria Takarangi, Shereece Walker and Linda Wood Robin McLaughlin and Rebecca Vogt Linda Wood Robin McLaughlin Margaret Veale Margaret Veale, Riria Takarangi and Robin McLaughlin

DELIVERY STAFF Rachel Gilberd Christa Te Rore-Ngata Sam Barker Olivia Gilberd Mercedes Budd Tessa Higgins Madison-Vilente Dravitzki

Colin McHardy Taela Brown Loegan Peita Sarah Valintine Lesley Takarangi Liahna Smith Chyna-Rei Tamati

Kara Costar Shereece Walker Caitlin McHardy Sheree Hopkins Tara Nottage Che Tamati

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COVID-19 AND NETBALL When Covid-19 started to permeate throughout the world, it eventually came to New Zealand with its first recorded case in February 2020. New Zealand was forced into a nation-wide lockdown on March 25 (Alert Level 4). This forced the cancellation and postponement of all Netball Taranaki events and activities.

It was a waiting game as the virus intensified and staff were reimagining a year without netball.

When New Zealand moved down Alert Levels, a three staged approach to return to netball was implemented. These were Get Ready to Play, Prepare to Play and Return to Play, which eventually occurred on 13 June when a pre-season tournament hosted followed by the first round of premier on Thursday 25 June and Satellite and futureFERNS netball on the week of 25 June.

The later start of the season had some impacts to our overall numbers, with plenty of our rural players unable to play due to farming commitments. However, Netball Taranaki continued to provide netball at various grades throughout Taranaki.

Netball Taranaki postponed events for a week in August until advice was received from the Ministry of Health after another community case in Auckland. That gave staff time to re-plan and arrange various restrictions and requirements, should netball continue.

Netball did resume with restrictions in place to ensure the community remained safe and vigilant during the second outbreak. Health and safety measures were implemented, and spectators were limited at outdoor courts and not permitted at indoor facilities.

Once Taranaki moved into Alert Level 1 for the second time in September, crowds were permitted back at venues, but some safety restrictions remained until the end of the season.

Balls for Bubbles delivered from Urenui to Waverley.

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DOMESTIC COMPETITIONS SUMMER LEAGUE Summer League Netball was played on Monday in Stratford, Tuesday in New Plymouth and Wednesday in Hawera with 31 teams competing in Women’s Social and Mixed Social grades.

Unfortunately, due to Covid-19 the league could not be completed. The below teams were leading the respective satellites at this time.

Stratford Mixed Section 1 The Crew Section 2 Sparkies

New Plymouth Women’s Section 1 Woody’s Section 2 TCR Good Vibe

Hawera Mixed Section 1 MCK Havoc PREMIER PRESEASON GAME DAY This event was held on 20 June at the TSB Stadium, New Plymouth. After an extended break, this was an opportunity for teams to work on combinations and umpire and bench official development for the upcoming season.

SATELLITE PRESEASON GAME DAY The Satellite Preseason Game Day was held on Saturday 27 June at the Waiwhakaiho Courts in New Plymouth. This day was a perfect opportunity for teams to get match-ready for the start of the season. The day attracted 43 teams with 28 in senior, 8 youth and 7 futureFERNS. PREMIER & SATELLITE Premier 1 Winner Shoe Clinic Tysons East Runner Up Naumai Premier 2 Winner Naumai Steve Gray Plasterers Runner Up SHGC Snr A Premier 3 Winner Hawera HS Snr A Runner Up SERSC Premier 3

Premier 2 winners, Naumai Steve Gray Plasterers

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NEW PLYMOUTH Senior Section 1 Tukapa Diamonds Section 2 Raukura One Section 3 Shoe Clinic Tysons Glide Section 4 NPOB Rebelz Section 5 NPGHS Jnr A1 Section 6 Inglewood HS Jnr A Section 7 Star One Section 8 Tukapa Blue Section 9 Western Suburbs Rangatahi Youth Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6

TPKMIR Wharekura SHGC 9A NPGHS The Cookie Monsters NPGHS The Sharks NPGHS Shania’s Angels NPGHS Magic

HAWERA Senior Section 1 Hawera HS Rimu STRATFORD Senior Section 1 Stratford HS A Section 2 Stratford HS B Section 3 Stratford HS Hiff-and-Hope Section 4 Eltham Social Senior Social Section 1 SERSC Kudos Legends Section 2 SERSC Social Club

TARANAKI CHAMPIONSHIPS The Taranaki Championships were held before our Premier finals at the TSB Stadium, New Plymouth on Saturday 26 September 2020. Each Senior Section 1 winner from Hawera (Hawera High School Rimu), Stratford (Stratford High School Senior A) and New Plymouth (Tukapa Diamonds) played off for Satellite supremacy. Tukapa Diamonds won the championship after winning its two matches during the morning.

Senior Champion Tukapa Diamonds SPRING LEAGUE Spring League Netball was played on Monday in Stratford, Tuesday in New Plymouth and Wednesday in Hawera with 43 teams competing in Women’s Social and Mixed Social grades – an increase of four teams from last year.

Stratford Mixed Section 1 The Phat Fam Section 2 Not Fast Just Furious

Hawera Mixed Section 1

New Plymouth Women’s Section 1 Spring Chickens

New Plymouth Mixed Section 1 Doritoz

MCK Havoc

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ANNUAL COMPARISON OF TEAM NUMBERS BY SATELLITE 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 Waitara

Inglewood 2015*

Opunake 2016*

Stratford

2017*

Hawera

2018*

New Plymouth

2019*

2020*

Totals

2015*

2016*

2017*

2018*

2019*

2020*

Waitara

31

26

25

33

35

36

Inglewood

30

39

25

18

16

14

Opunake

39

40

42

33

36

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Stratford

105

125

133

130

118

106

Hawera

95

95

95

58

76

57

New Plymouth

279

289

298

282

279

268

Totals

579

614

618

554

560

481

(*includes Premier, Spring and Summer Competitions)

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REPRESENTATIVE NETBALL Netball Taranaki offered representative opportunities for the Under 18, Under 16, Under 16 Mixed and Under 14 age groups. We had our largest turnout of players trialing for the Under 14 team with 130 players wanting a spot in the team in 2020 up from 74 in 2019.

It was the first time a New Zealand netball centre introduced a mixed division. The Netball Taranaki Mixed team went onto win the Taranaki Invitational Tournament, which effectively replaced the North Island Junior Netball Championships, cancelled due to Covid-19.

Taranaki Under 18 A Kate Mackay, Tiaan Owen, Silovate Netani, Madison McLean, Lara Hockly, Willow Rahui-Brown, Brooke Puletaha, Liahna Smith, Charly Burnett, Sammie Bean, Caitlin O’Sullivan.

Coach: Nina Brown, Manager: Sintina Petrie.

Taranaki Under 18A went to the following tournament: Betty Steffensen Tournament – Palmerston North Taranaki Under 16 Kara Costar, Hannah Hitchcock, Sophia Hodson, Angel Ladbrook, Mishka Rosa, Madison Neale, Jana O’Brien-Mohi, Brooke Slade, Nina Syrus, Hilary Vanner, Millie Wisnewski.

Coach: Rachel Gilberd, Manager: Darlene Ladbrook.

Taranaki Under 16 Mixed Courtney Barnes, Daragh Hamilton-Davis (M), Miya Ishihara, Loegan Peita, Tayla MacLeod, Georgia Meads, Korbyn Poingdestre (M), Lillian Syrus, Kameron Baker-Coleman (M).

Coaches: Jamie Te Pau Konui and D’arna Te Pau Konui The Taranaki Under 16 and Under 16 Mixed teams attended the following tournaments: Dale Wortman Tournament – Wellington Betty Steffensen Tournament – Palmerston North Taranaki Under 14 Kalani Atkinson-Kingi, Tamia Chadwick, Trinty Cuthbert, Ebonee Good, Madison Hann, Tori Hudson, Sara Jury, Bailey Ngataierua, Hayley Tewhata, Ava Topping, Elizabeth Vea, Amy Vickers.

Coach: Joanna Donald and Robert Manu, Manager: Andrea Mulligan.

Taranaki Under 14 Development Sahara Cameron, Danielle Du Buisson, Lilly Fergus, Ria Hamilton-Davis, Hannah Lobb, Aamani Moore, Florence Parker, Stella Rae, Mena Raven, Alyssa Seed, Charlotte Stokes, Freya Stolte.

Coach: Joan Hodson, Manager: Paula Baker.

The Taranaki Under 14 and Under 14 Development attended the following tournaments: Under 14s Whanganui Tournament Dale Wortman Tourmament – Wellington Betty Steffensen Tournament – Palmerston North 11

Taranaki Invitational Tournament Netball Taranaki hosted a junior representative tournament between Friday 2 and Saturday 3 October at the TSB Stadium. Six teams took part in the event, including Otorohanga U14, Taoroa U16 (Whakatane), Taranaki U14, Taranaki U14 Development, Taranaki U16 and Taranaki U16 Mixed. The matches included four 10-minute quarters and was a great opportunity to represent their age group at a representative level.

Winner Taranaki U16 Mixed

Taranaki mixed player Daragh Hamilton-Davis (GA) tries to intercept a pass during the Taranaki Invitational Tournament at the TSB Stadium

DEVELOPMENT Coaches Online learning took a step forward and included Core Coaching Seven Steps, Community Coach Award modules, and the popular Mother Earth futureFERN coaches and Star Helpers with 109 participants attending.

There were also specific workshops at Hawera Intermediate and Spotswood College to upskill in the coaching of netball fundamentals.

Netball New Zealand also developed its learning and development portal in addition to local resources. This ensured that all levels of the game are reached and have access to coaching opportunities with continued support and mentorship from the Netball Taranaki Development team.

Coaches play a vital role in all sport and we are very appreciative of all our coaches, who strive to give players the resources they need to improve and develop.

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New Plymouth Old Boys coach Ann Rodgers during a break in a premier match at the TSB Stadium Players The year started with the Preparing for Reps programme, followed by pre-season tournaments, the full season of premier, satellite competitions (senior, secondary schools, junior and futureFERNS), Player Development Programmes and Satellite Cup. The Player Development Programme is an extension programme for the Year 7 & 8 players and focuses on technical and tactical elements of netball, athlete development and fundamental movement skills. Following on from this programme, Netball Taranaki offers Satellite Cup for juniors and Preparing for Reps for high school aged players and above.

This year, Netball Taranaki facilitated six PDP sessions across the year with a total of 85 players involved across the New Plymouth/Waitara/Inglewood and Stratford/Hawera combined areas.

Later in the year, we continued our successful Satellite Cup programme. A total of 107 players participated in this programme in New Plymouth, Waitara, Stratford and Hawera. This programme received outstanding support from players, parents, coaches, and umpires and successfully continued to promote netball, fundamental skills, build friendships and a love of the game.

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Netball Taranaki thank all the following people for their support and contribution to the development of netball throughout the year.

Robin McLaughlin Phillipa Hamilton-Davis Nicky Stotle Dave Arnold Karlena Schwass Stacey Dallinger Donna Plasmeyer Darleena Christie Tiaan Owen Zara Eru Bella Pebble Hollie Radford Amy Jordan Nicola McClung

Margaret Veale Kirsty Raven Laura Seed Robert Manu Joanne Donald Kate Baxter Araanā Te Arikitama Jorja Donald D’arna Te Pau Konui Cheryl Patu Zoe Hall Ellie Kowalewski Sharnelle Tweeddale Nikki Waitere

Shereece Walker Rachel Brett Kerie Smith Jane Parker Donna Cowie Carole Door Sarah Mead Sarah Hanson Jamie Te Pau Konui Kym Price Kelsey McCandlish Nicola Walsh Chrissy Moriarty

Satellite Cup players after a session at the Waiwhakaiho Courts, New Plymouth

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MOTHER EARTH futureFERNS With a focus on participation, inclusion, skill development and ultimately to have fun in a supportive environment the Mother Earth futureFERNS programme is modified to suit each age group, “netball that grows with our players”. As the players grow from year to year so does the game modifying rules, equipment, court size and number of participants on the court.

With interest between Waitara, New Plymouth and south to Hawera, Netball Taranaki provided workshops for coaches, star helpers and parents to develop their knowledge and understanding before the season started. These workshops focused on modified rules information, equipment changes, the general running of each satellite and promotion of participation.

In 2020 the Mother Earth futureFERNS program grew to 270 teams throughout the region. We are proud of the development throughout the futureFERNS age groups and cannot wait to see them developing and transitioning in to the 7-aside game.

The Mother Earth futureFERNS aims to give these young players a lifelong love of the game, encourage physical activity and create new friendships.

Thank you to our coaches, starhelpers and umpires for giving up their own time to take part in Mother Earth futureFERNS programme, this would not have been possible without you all.

Also, a big thanks also to YoGet and Pita Pit New Plymouth for supporting our futureFERNS programme this year.

Our MotherEarth futureFERNS players with goodies from YoGet New Plymouth

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Umpires and Bench Officials Taranaki umpires continued to service the game. We were very proud of our officials who showed commitment during the season covering futureFERNS to Premier grades. Taranaki has a total of 1239 qualified umpires.

There were several umpire development opportunities during the year, namely the Good Call Rules workshops. This gave potential, new and existing umpires growth opportunities. We had both face-to-face and online classes including Central Zone workshop that covered obstruction, contact, game management, self-analysis, post-match discussion and techniques.

Throughout the year we had four Centre Awards, four Centre Endorsements, three Zone Awards and two Zone Endorsements.

Thanks to our Premier Umpire Coach/Assessors: Karen Eliason, Sandy Phear, Joan Hodson, Jane Hickmott, AJ Brown, Theresa Strachan and Darleena Christie and our other umpire coaches.

During lockdown, ANZ Championship umpires from the Central Zone held a local Q&A Zoom session called ‘Supper with the Squaddies’ on 12 May. Umpires and those interested could attend the online session hosted by Netball Central Zone’s Josh Bowring, Ken Metekingi, Gareth Fowler, Myron Elkington, Jess Lea and Marlissa Howard. It was a chance to ask questions to the umpires and hear about their experiences.

Supper with the Squaddies Zoom session

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Netball Taranaki had 14 bench officials who were involved in our premier competition. Without these personnel, premier netball would not be possible. The committed team kept the scoresheets, statistics, and time for matches in New Plymouth, Stratford and Hawera.

Thanks to Adelaide Burgess, Barbara Digby, Carole Door, Rose King, Quantessa Martin-Todd, Phillip Tamatea, Sue Turahui, Nicola Walsh, Greg Burgess, Rae West, Diane Chapman, Parengaio Huhu, Clare Dombroski and Sandra Wells for their commitment.

2020 Umpire Achievements Centre Awards Arlo Beckett Bella Peebles Nicole Chadwick

Zone Awards Darleena Christie Jorja Donald Nicole Stevenson

Centre Endorsements Ian Webster Maria Robinson Caleb Gibbons

Zone Endorsements Karleena Schwass Jenni Busby Centre Awarded with Zone and NZ Theory Kelly Richards

Netball Taranaki bench officials and umpire Jane Hickmott during the Premier 2 final

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Bilingual Umpiring Netball Taranaki was excited to present new initiatives in 2020 and were proud to announce the introduction of bilingual officiating in netball with the inclusion of Te Reo Māori.

We encouraged umpires, teams, and the netball community to speak Te Reo Māori.

During a match, an umpire would state the infringement and sanction in both English and Māori. This encourages diversity, culture, and a larger presence in the sport.

Translations and techniques are provided in umpiring workshops, print material available at the control rooms and new signs in the tower at the Waiwhakaiho Courts and online.

A series of translation videos by our local umpires were posted on social media, shared around the country and are available online.

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NETBALL TARANAKI LIFE MEMBERS Miss M Riordan* 1933 Mrs M Templar* 1937 Mrs D Kohn* 1944 Mrs L Skipper* 1966 Mrs M Cathro 2000 Mrs M Gyde 2007 Mrs T Strachan 2013

Miss H Tarry* 1936 Mr T J Linehan* 1937 Mrs D Knuckey* 1958 Mrs B Wood 1976 Mrs B Raine 2004 Mrs I Topping 2011

Miss D Britland* 1937 Mrs D Dippie* 1939 Miss N Rickard* 1963 Mrs P Bithell* 1996 Mrs M Corric 2005 Mrs C Wylde 2012 Mrs K Eliason 2020

Pictured (L to R) Standing: Cherryl Wylde, Beverly Raine, Ivy Topping, Theresa Strachan Sitting: Madge Cathro (Patron), Bernice Wood, Monica Corric.

NETBALL TARANAKI SERVICE AWARD MEMBERS Mrs M Cathro 1983 Mrs B Raine 1983 Mrs P Bithell* 1983 Mrs L Soffe 1994 Mrs P Keegan* 1995 Mrs R King 2000 Mrs L Andersen* 2000 Mrs K Baxter 2002 Mrs T Strachan 2005 Mrs D Chapman 2007 Mrs B Reid 2008 Mrs G Zimmerman 2010 Mrs S Winter 2010 Mrs K Leatherby 2010 Mrs N Tuirirangi 2010 Mrs B White 2010 Mrs S Miller 2012 Ms B Digby 2013 Mrs S Clarry 2016

Mrs M Corric 1983 Mrs A Stapp* 1983 Mrs F Ludlam* 1986 Mrs A Sutton 1995 Mrs C Wylde 1996 Miss M Buckley 2000 Mrs I Topping 2000 Mrs K Smart 2002 Mrs J Wesley 2005 Mrs K Lucas 2007 Mrs J Boulton 2009 Mrs B Prankerd 2010 Mrs R Vesty 2010 Mrs L Campbell 2010 Mrs B McGreal 2010 Mrs E Plumb 2010 Mrs S Phear 2012 Mrs M Luttrell 2015 Ms R Gibbons 2018

Mrs V Lewis* 1983 Mrs G Webby 1983 Mrs E Hodson 1992 Mrs M Berentson* 1995 Ms L Wilson 1999 Mrs M Gyde 2000 Mrs K Fabish 2000 Mrs J Cleaver 2005 Mrs J Brewer 2007 Mrs M Jackson* 2008 Mrs K Brooks 2009 Mrs E Gupwell 2010 Mrs J Hawkins 2010 Mrs J Burnnand 2010 Mrs R Walden* 2010 Mrs L Ricketts 2011 Mrs M Glentworth 2013 Mrs J Warner 2015

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ASSOCIATION LIFE MEMBERS New Plymouth: Mrs B Wood 1985 Inglewood: Mrs D Kohn*1965 Mrs J Hill 1965 Mrs R King 1997 Mrs K Fabish 1999 Stratford: Mrs D Knuckey* 1972 Mrs N Coates* 1993 Hawera: G Davies* J Luke M Busby* Opunake: Mrs M Corric 1980 Mrs D Chapman 2000 Waitara: Mrs D Smart* 1980

Mrs M Berentson* 1995 Mrs H Sampson*1965 Mrs M Gyde 1965 Mrs L Soffe 1997 Mrs L Topping 1999

Mrs F Ludlam* 1967 Mrs G O’Keefe 1993

M Austin D Malcolm S Towers

Mrs C Wylde 2000

Mrs R Pattenden 1965 Mrs E Hodson 1987 Mrs F Bluett*1997

Mrs A Stapp* 1990 Mrs P Keegan* 1999

R Rangi P Broughton

Mrs J Burnnand 2000

Mrs M Marr 1994

ASSOCIATION SERVICE AWARD MEMBERS New Plymouth: Mrs M Berentson* 1992 Mrs P Bithell *1992 Mrs J Johns 2000

Mrs D Hughes 1992 Mrs J Ratahi 2000

Mrs B Murray 1992 Mrs J Siffleet 2000

Stratford: Mrs E Henry 1978 Mrs G O’Keeffe 1983 Mrs R Dowling 1999

Mrs A Stapp* 1982 Mrs P Keegan* 1990 Mrs L Andersen* 1999

Mrs N Coates* 1983 Mrs G Webby 1990

Inglewood: Mrs L Soffe 1987 Mrs M Telfer* 1987 Mrs P Stachurski 1987 Mrs K Fabish 1997 Mrs D Schimanski 1997 Mrs C Fabish 2000

Mrs K Smart 1987 Mrs M Gyde 1987 Mrs L Topping 1997 Miss G Wilson 1997 Mrs M Jackson* 1999 Mrs T Strachan 2000

Mrs A Marshall* 1987 Mrs R King 1987 Mrs J Laursen 1997 Mrs J Crofskey 1997 Miss H Edwards 2000

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RECOGNITION: SERVICE TO A TARANAKI SATELLITE AWARD Mrs M Swan Stratford 2010 Mrs L Coster Waitara 2010 Miss J Manu New Plymouth 2010 Mrs W Healey New Plymouth 2013

Mr R Phillips Stratford 2010 Mrs G Toa Waitara 2010 Mrs S Robins New Plymouth 2010 Ms P O’Carroll Waitara 2017

LIFE MEMBERS TO NETBALL NEW ZEALAND FROM TARANAKI Mrs Dal Knuckey* 1994

SERVICE AWARD TO NETBALL NEW ZEALAND FROM TARANAKI Mrs Peggy Bithell* 1969 Mrs Anabelle Sutton 1981 Mrs Beverley Raine 2000 Mrs Madge Cathro 2011

Mrs Dal Knuckey* 1975 Mrs Bernice Wood 1986 Mrs Theresa Strachan 2009 Mrs Ivy Topping 2011

* known to be deceased

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AUDIT REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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FUNDERS

NETBALL TARANAKI FAMILY OF SUPPORTERS

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