Annual Report 2024
BOARD CHAIR & GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa
Greetings, greetings, greetings to you all.
Netball Taranaki membership trends show encouraging growth in senior and secondary school teams with senior numbers back to pre-COVID levels and secondary participation even higher. We welcomed back Patea Rugby and Sports Club to futureFERNS following an amalgamation with Carlise Junior Sports Club in Hawera and new Satellite Club, Kaitake, to New Plymouth. 13 Netball competitions were offered across 5 outdoor satellites and 6 Premier Netball locations.
Premier Netball has produced exciting results in 2024 with 10-time champions Tysons successfully winning division 1 and 2, and Stratford Eltham Rugby & Sports Club winning both division 3 and Taranaki Championships, giving them teams in all Premier Netball divisions in 2025.
The representative programme continues to record outstanding numbers with 181 trialling, and over 1900 young players attending annual development programmes and activities. The coaching and umpire pathway is providing Taranaki with a great foundation for coaches, umpires and coach developers to thrive. Netball Taranaki ranked 50% higher than the national average in ‘quality of officiating’ in the Netball NZ national Voice of the Participant Survey.
The North Island Junior championships remain to be the most popular junior tournament on the Netball NZ calendar, and we are proud to welcome over 3000 guests to New Plymouth annually.
No Limits Netball is going from strength to strength. Following professional development with Halberg the Development Team successfully delivered modified disability netball to secondary students, teachers and careers in Term 3. Walking Netball has taken on a life of its own and is now the only competition that is year-round with primary school students to senior aged participants.
School programs continue to excel with our ‘in-schools’ program at near capacity with 101 sessions being delivered in school hours to 1100 participants and over 60 coaches.
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 Toi Foundation for their continued support that enables us to provide netball. We would like to extend our gratitude to our growing family of sponsors, funders, local businesses, and corporate supporters. A special mention once again to Bayleys Taranaki for its ongoing support as the naming rights partner for Premier Netball for its fourth year.
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 the 2025 season ahead. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou.
Kay Stratton
Jaqua Pori-Makea-Simpson Board Chair General Manager
OUR PEOPLE
BOARD
Chairperson Elected, Kay Stratton
Board Appointed - Zara Ryan, Anne-Sophie Issah and Brendon Wylde
Seconded - Darleena Christie
PATRON
Madge Cathro
STAFF
General Manager
Games Administrator
Games Support Officer
Jaqua Pori-Makea-Simpson
Hope Crow
Michelle Warren
Netball Development Coordinator Zara Eru
Netball Development Officer Mishka Katene-Rosa
Netball Development Officer
Communications Officer
Finance Officer
Maintenance Officer
#vacated role
SATELLITE & STADIUM STAFF
Hāwera
New Plymouth
Stratford
TSB Stadium
TET Multi Sport
TSB Hub
Spring/Summer
DELIVERY STAFF
Julia Lee
Alicia Mattock
Amy Vickers
Jana O’Brien
Shereece Walker #
Caroline Dhanjee
Julia Lee
Dave Poad
Margaret Veale and Sofia Vae’elua
Julia Lee and Alicia Mattock
Alannah Bradly and Haidee Christie
Shereece Walker and Western Suburbs Netball Club
Lee Day and Steelformers Netball Club
Margaret Veale and Te Pae Pae O Aotea
Julia Lee
Myah Sadler
Caro Olliver
Alannah Bradley
Jaide Webby
Charley Wallace Hoskin
Jamie Wineera
DOMESTIC COMPETITIONS
SUMMER LEAGUE
Summer League Netball was held on Monday evenings in Stratford, and Tuesday evenings in New Plymouth with a total of 22 teams competing in Women’s Social and Mixed Social grades.
Stratford Mixed New Plymouth Women’s
Section 1
Michael Scott Paper Company
Section 2 Head Over Hoops
SPRING LEAGUE
Section 1 RBF
Section 2 Summer Chickens
Spring League Netball was held on Monday evenings in Stratford, Tuesday evenings in New Plymouth with a total of 36 teams competing in Women’s Social and Mixed Social Grades.
Stratford Mixed New Plymouth Women’s & Mixed/Mens
Section 1
Michael Scott Paper Company
Section 2 Wannabes
Section 1 RBF
Section 2 Monkeys
Section 3 Just Showing Up Mixed/Mens Magics
SATELLITE PRESEASON GAME DAY
The Satellite Preseason Game Day took place on Saturday 23 March at Waiwhakaiho Park New Plymouth, with a total of 36 teams, 20 Senior, 7 Youth and 9 futureFERNS Years 7-8, seizing the chance to prepare for the start of the season.
PREMIER PRESEASON GAME DAY
The Premier Preseason Game Day took place on Sunday April 7, at the TSB Hub in Hawera. It provided teams with a chance to connect and plan, along with development opportunities for umpires and bench officials, in preparation for the season ahead.
PREMIER & SATELLITE
Premier 1
Winner:
LTR Tysons Ngā Manu Toa
Runner Up
Stratford Eltham Rugby & Sports Club CMK Premier 1
NEW PLYMOUTH
Youth
Premier 2
Winner
LTR Tysons Ngā Manu Korimako
Runner Up
New Plymouth Girls’ High School (NPGHS)
Senior
Section 1: Western Suburbs: Rangatahi Teina
Section 2: Inglewood High School: Blue
Section 3: New Plymouth Girls: Kittens
Section 4: Spotswood College Pono
Section 5: Western Suburbs: Whanau
Section 6: Inglewood High School: White
Section 7: New Plymouth Girls: Tuis
HĀWERA
Senior
Section 1 Naumai Netball Club: Naumai
Premier 3
Winner
Stratford Eltham Rugby & Sports Club (SERSC) Quintin Oakes Builders Premier 3
Runner Up Naumai Steve Gray Plasterers
Section 1: Spotswood United: Tuahine
Section 2: Leading Traffic Tysons: Ruru
Section 3: Tsunami Kaitake : Tui
Section 4: Dynamics Netball Club: P&P
Section 5: NPOB The Good Home: Storm
Section 6: Western Suburbs: Bengals
Section 7: Western Suburbs: Rangatahi Tuakana
Section 8: Leading Traffic Tysons: Tieke
Section 9: SHGC: Nothing But Nets
STRATFORD
Senior Senior Social
Section 1 SERSC: Egmont Tyres Kudos
Section 2 Stratford High School: B
Section 3 Opunake High School: Junior A
Section 4 Eltham Netball Club: Taiohi
NZCT TARANAKI CHAMPIONSHIPS
The NZCT Taranaki Championships took place at the TET Multi Sports Centre, Stratford on Saturday 24 August. Senior Section 1 winners from Hāwera (Naumai Netball Club: Naumai), Stratford (SERSC: Egmont Tyres Kudos) and New Plymouth (Spotswood United Rugby & Sports Club: Tuahine) faced off for Satellite dominance and promotion to Premier 3 for 2025.
Senior Champion
SERSC: Egmont Tyres Kudos (pictured right)
Section 1: SERSC: Chooks
Section 2: SERSC: Sweaty Betty’s
ANNUAL COMPARISON OF TEAM NUMBERS BY SATELLITE
REPRESENTATIVE NETBALL
The Representative program continues to grow with steady growth in trialist numbers from around the mountain and we welcomed new coaches and management to the program that has allowed for a successful 2024. Coach development has been well supported and that has also reflected in our player participation and engagement. We had an outstanding number of U16 players recognized for further representative playing opportunities in 2024.
The Representative Program had five teams participating at national tournaments with a roster of 12 players, coaches, management and a primary carer for the Opens Team
The junior teams for 2024 were U14 Development, U14 Girls, U16 Girls and U16 Mixed. They attended three tournaments Marjorie Jenden in Masterton, Betty Steffensen in Palmerston North and Whanganui Netball in Whanganui. This was great preparation for all junior teams heading into the final tournament, North Island Junior Netball Championships.
Our senior program welcomed some young and new faces into the Opens Team for 2024, as well as the returning representatives. With higher numbers attending trials we were able to send a full team of 12 to represent Taranaki at nationals
Our 2023 Coach of the Year Karina Lewis was appointed as Head Coach for the Opens Team, which was an exciting and well-deserved addition to this program.
The Opens team competed at the Wellington Invitational Tournament and the Netball Smart Netball NZ Opens Championships in Auckland.
Taranaki Opens
Hannah Lobb, Angela Chubb, Courtney Roberts, Willow Rahui-Brown, Amy Vickers, Mishka Katene-Rosa, Tenaeya Sutcliffe, Hannah Cameron, Kiara Katene, Shayzaria Paririni and Aamani O’Brien-Moore
Coach: Karina Lewis, Manager: Andrea Mulligan, Primary Care: Anna Winks
Tournaments Attended: NWC Open Grade Fixtures - Wellington Netball Smart Netball NZ Opens Championships – Auckland
Taranaki Under 16
Taya Bailey, Stella Henwood, Tessa Slater, Holly Johnson, Iveti Nau, Abi Nelson, Taylah Chae Collier, Paige Adamson and Molly Rukuwai
Absent: Lilah Malili and Sylvia Larkin
Coach: Annette Perrett Manager: Gina Adamson
Tournaments Attended:
Marjorie Jenden -Tournament - Masterton
Betty Steffensen Tournament - Palmerston North
Netball Whanganui Tournament - Whanganui
North Island Junior Netball Championships - New Plymouth
North Island Junior Netball Championships Achievements: 2nd place in B grade, Stella Henwood, Iveti Nau and Holly Johnson in Tournament Team selection.
Tournaments Attended:
Marjorie Jenden Tournament - Masterton
Betty Steffensen Tournament - Palmerston North
Netball Whanganui Tournament - Whanganui
Taranaki Under 16 Mixed
Estha Poaching, Kayley
Stockwell, Harper Sutherland, Tyla Schimanski, Liam James Kinana, Enya Burger, Sophia Winstanely, Bella Christiansen, Skyla Heal, Leah Smith and Robert Manu
Absent: Darian Lowcay
Coach: Cheryl Patu Managers: April Thompson
Tournaments Attended:
Marjorie Jenden Tournament - Masterton
Betty Steffensen Tournament - Palmerston North
Netball Whanganui Tournament - Whanganui
North Island Junior Netball Championships - New Plymouth
Tournaments Attended:
Marjorie Jenden Tournament - Masterton
Betty Steffensen Tournament - Palmerston North
Netball Whanganui Tournament - Whanganui
North Island Junior Netball Championships - New Plymouth
Taranaki Under 14
Quinn Bishop-Parker, Hannah Knowels, Charlotte Tutuvaha, Trelise Riddell, Emily Cleaver, Danielle Cooper, Hannah Williams, Zoe Knowels, Kaylee
Mulligan, Samone Cameron and Bella Tuavao
Absent: Amaia Sherry
Coach: Joanne Donald, Manager: Paula Baker
Under 14 Development
Ruby Horgan, Caitlyn Day, Tali TeRuna, Riley ReiHoskin, Irie Awahou, Florence Reid and Xanthe Hayes
Absent: Emma Taylor, Jahlia Manukonga-Te Uira, Lucia Millar and London Oxenham
Coach: Kristie Rei Manager: Lee Day
Taranaki
Left to Right: Taranaki U14 – Emily Cleaver
Taranaki U14D – Ruby Horgan
Left to Right: Taranaki U16 – Stella Henwood, Taranaki U16 Mixed – Enya Burger
Taranaki Opens – Angela Chubb
The 2024 Novotel New Plymouth North Island Junior Netball Championships were held 7 – 9 July at Waiwhakaiho Park Netball Courts, New Plymouth
Taranaki U16 – 2nd place in U16 B Grade (Pictured below)
Taranaki U16 Development – 3rd place in U16 C Grade
Taranaki U14 - 10th place in U14 A Grade
Taranaki U14 Development - 12th place in U14 A Grade
This year saw a total of 66 teams registered across five grades. Due to the low number of team registrations, the mixed grade was unfortunately removed from the competition.
U16 A Grade Winner: Hamilton City U16A
U16 B Grade Winner: Hamilton City U16B
U16 C Grade Winner: Kerikeri U16’s
U14 A Grade Winner: Waitākere U14/1
U14 B Grade Winner: Manawatu U14 White
Congratulations to the following players selected in the U16 B & C Grade Combined Championship Team:
• Stella Henwood (Taranaki U16), Holly Johnson (Taranaki U16), Iveti Nau (Taranaki U16)
Congratulations to Championship Appointed Umpire:
• AJ Brown, Jane Hickmott (Reserve) - U16A Grade Final and Maddison Walsh – U16C Grade Final.
DEVELOPMENT
Coaches
Netball New Zealand continue to offer an online portal that has a variety of opportunities for all coaching levels, with delivery and support from Central Zone. Taranaki had an increase of coaches attending the online workshop opportunities and we look forward to seeing this continue in 2025.
We introduced 10 new coaches into our Player Development Programs and will continue their coach development in 2025.
Players
Annette Perrett was invited to coach selected players attending the Central Zone tournament in Palmerston North. Annette continued through to the advance camp for coaching observation.
With the new coaches in the coaching space, we are starting to see a positive shift in our representative program. There is room to explore and utilise the experience with returning coaches, while creating opportunities for new coaches to enter this pathway.
We would like to thank all our coaches that have been involved in our Player Development Programs for 2024, and we look forward to working with you all again in the upcoming season.
There were some slight changes to the Player Development Programs that were offered and will continue in 2025. The year 7&8 PDP continued in Stratford and Waitara. Satellite Cup focused on U14 players and is offered at all Satellites. Player Academy was introduced and included U14, U16 and U18 players, this was delivered in New Plymouth and Stratford.
PDP – Is a year 7&8 program that is designed to support players transitioning into 7 aside with fundamental skill development and developing an understanding of the rules of the game. The total number of participants for PDP was 56, with 3 new coaches onboard for delivery.
PDA – This academy was aimed at U14, 16 and 18 players who wanted extra preparation before the season commencement and for those who were interested in getting involved in the Representative Program. The academy was delivered in Stratford and New Plymouth. The total number of participants for PDA was 95, with another 3 new coaches involved in the U14 age group.
Satellite Cup –
Had some changes made with the target age group from years 6 - 13 to U14 players only so it would align with the representative U14 age eligibility. The goal for this program was to upskill, prepare and give players an insight into what representative netball looks like, while developing player skills Participation numbers were high with a total of 100 U14 players. All satellites were involved and 5 new coaches were welcomed into the program. This program ran for a total of 4 weeks followed by a festival tournament day, for players to showcase their skills.
Netball Taranaki would like to thank all the following people for their ongoing support and contribution to the development of netball throughout the year:
Coaches: Cheryl Patu, Annette Perrett, Karina Lewis, Kristie Rei, Gina Briggs, Robert Manu, Shayzaria Pirini, Rebecca Dreaver, Nadine Moore, Tamara Merriman, Racheal Gilberd, Lily Bishop, Mel Van Den Brand and Christel Janse Van Rensburg.
Central Zone Tournament Selection
There were 11 players invited to compete at the Central Zone tournament to gain selection into the advanced camp. Players were identified through our Representative Program and at Lower North Island Secondary Schools. Annette Perrett, our U16 Representative coach, was also invited to coach the tournament team followed by the advanced camp for some extended coach development.
The successful players that attended the tournament were Iveti Nau, Haper Leatuafi, Abi Nelson, Stella Henwood, Stella Rae, Sahara Cameron, Libby Neilson, Alyssa Seed, Amy Smith, Ava Picard and Sofia Va’aelua.
The futureFERNS program continues to be successful in 5 locations around the mountain, allowing primary age participants the opportunity to come together and explore netball in their community satellite.
This program offers modified netball activities and skills that are age appropriate for participants with their development and understanding while having fun.
Netball Taranaki continues to offer free fees for all Years 1 – 4 in the region, with this we saw 291 teams participate in 2024, with 143 teams registered in the years 1 – 4 programs.
Netball Taranaki facilitates workshops for Star Helpers (coaches/managers) to support with their understanding, learning while supporting them to confidently get involved in the program. Our futureFERNS Junior Program Supervisors and Junior Coordinators did an amazing job facilitating and delivering the program. We were fortunate enough to welcome back 2023 staff while introducing some new faces in 2024
We say goodbye to our awesome Junior Coordinators Hannah Lobb, Ava Topping, Alicia Mattock, Sophia Sousa and Amy Vickers as they move on to study outside of the region in 2025.
Subway continues to sponsor all Player of the Days a Subway voucher to players in each Satellite. Thank you to our star-helpers, coaches, and umpires for giving up their time and taking part in the Woolworths futureFERNS programme.
In Schools Program
We continue to offer delivery of the in-schools program around the mountain to all age groups. In 2024 we visited a total of 16 schools delivering 19 skill sessions, 5 Tournament Preparation workshops, 8 Good Call Rules workshops and informal Coaching Development Sessions.
These visits are an opportunity for schools to get extra support with player development, coach development and umpiring. During these visits we were able to engage with the community and identify their needs. From these visits we have seen 50% of our coaching database increase from school volunteers. Players are more confident to register for development programs and competitions. Male participation has seen an increase of numbers
No Limits
It was introduced in 2024 to create an opportunity for those with physical and mental disabilities for those not confident to participate in our community programs and competitions. This program was originally aimed at Rangatangi 12-18 years, but we identified the need to open this to young tamariki and the elderly.
The Development Team were involved with Halberg Whanau Day offering modified netball games to children. In term 3 we worked alongside the Waitara High School disability unit and ran modified activities for their students. There was a total of 25 participants.
An all-male session was run at New Plymouth Boys High School over 4 weeks working with year 1113 students. In each session there were 20 participants, from whom we saw half register in our Spring League competition for 2024.
Walking Netball continued from 2023 and was another addition to our No Limits program. This allowed a safe place for seniors and other participants from No Limits to come and be a part of the netball atmosphere at Waiwhakaiho Park.
Our development team offers fun interactive sessions covering basic, modified netball skills and Netball Smart components to assist with injury prevention.
Walking Netball was very successful in 2024. This program is now offered year-round in New Plymouth with participant numbers growing weekly.
Ages varied from 12 – 74 years of age.
We welcomed more males towards the second half of the year, with most coming from after attending either In School Delivery or No Limits programs.
Most weeks we had two courts running with participation numbers sitting at 28 each session.
We saw 9 walking netball players transition into the Spring League program with their own team. The male participants also moved into the mixed grade for Spring League.
Tamara Merriman who has been involved with walking netball in 2023 was upskilled to assist in facilitation and then volunteered in the coaching space with Satellite Cup.
In 2024 we implemented the new rules to netball across all competitions in Taranaki Online and in person workshops were available around the mountain to clubs and schools.
Good Call Rules workshops are a starting point for all budding umpires and a refresher for our existing ones. It is also a good opportunity for players to get an understanding of the rules. These were rolled out to the community in all satellites In-school and club workshops were delivered as well
The focus of grass roots umpiring has seen many higher level umpires support and mentor our beginner umpires through their pathway in a fun and interactive way. Staying connected with our grassroot umpires in and out of season means that they can go into a new season with confidence and basic experience. Alongside Satellite Cup an Umpire Rookie Day was available, thank you to Zoe Hall, Darleena Christie and Sandy Phear for supporting all umpires involved on the day.
Netball Taranaki produced a range of qualified umpires to officiate our premier competition and at all Satellite’s around the mountain. From here umpires can participate in the Representative Programs and enter extended umpire pathways.
Bench Officials:
Netball Taranaki had 14 bench officials involved in our premier competition. The committed team kept the official scoresheets and statistics for games.
We continue to have premier teams supply timekeepers for games. Time keeping workshops were available to teams for preparation.
Thank you to Adelaide Burgess and Phillip Tamatea for your ongoing contribution and support in the bench official space.
Bench Official Achievements:
ANZ Finals
NZ Silver Ferns vs England
NZ Mens vs Australia
Fast 5 Netball World Series
Phillip Tamatea
Phillip Tamatea
Adelaide Burgess
Phillip Tamatea
Throughout the year we celebrated the following achievements by our officials:
Umpires:
Centre Award
Mark Kennard
Kristie Rei
Korbyn Poingdestre
Ava Taylor
Khiana Smith
NNZ Zone Theory
Tessa Coulson
Tylah Hill
Maddison Walsh
Brooke Wells
NNZ NZ Theory
Brooke Wells
Centre Endorsements
Ian Webster
Carman Jeffery
Zone Umpire/Assessor
Zoe Hall
NNZ Zone Endorsement
Karleena Schwass
Jenni Busby
Jorja Donald
Nicole Stevenson
Umpires appointed to tournaments:
Marjorie Jenden Betty Steffensen Whanganui
NNZ NZ Coach/Assessor
Darleena Christie
Nicole Chadwick
North Island Junior Champs
U14 Maddison Walsh Carole Door Justin Lowcay Maddison Walsh
U14 D Tess Coulson Patsy Castles Zoe Hall Korbyn Poingdestre
U16 Donna Graham Zoe Hall Carole Door Zoe Hall
U16 M Amber Cox AJ Brown Patsy Castles Patsy Castles
NNZ Celebration Box U18 Nationals
Donna Graham
Netball Smart NNZ Opens Championships Jane Hickmott
NNZ Secondary Schools
LNISS
Karen Eliason
Donna Graham
Zoe Hall
Tess Coulson
Umpire Coach Achievements:
Donna Graham
Whanganui Rep
Kelly Richards
Karlena Schwass
LNISS Coach Assessor Darleena Christie
Betty Steffensen Jane Hickmott – Coach lead
Nicole Chadwick –Umpire Coach
U18 Zone Tournament Sandy Phear
U18 Squad Selector Sandy Phear
Tertiary Games
Donna Graham
Jane Hickmott
LNISS Coach/Assessor Developer Sandy Phear
Wellington Rep Tournament Coach
Darleena Christie
Tertiary Games - Coach Sandy Phear
NETBALL TARANAKI MAJOR AWARDS
NETBALL TARANAKI
COACH OF THE YEAR (MADGE CATHRO TROPHY)
Annette Perrett
NETBALL TARANAKI
MOST IMPROVED UMPIRE
(MARY GYDE TROPHY)
Tess Coulson
NETBALL TARANAKI MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Julia Lee
NETBALL TARANAKI VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR (BEVERLY RAINE CUP)
Moanna Manu
NETBALL TARANAKI
MOST PROMISING UMPIRE OF THE YEAR (THERESA STRACHAN CUP)
Amber Cox
NETBALL TARANAKI
BENCH OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR
Phillip Tamatea
NETBALL TARANAKI UMPIRE OF THE YEAR
Donna Plasmeyer
NETBALL TARANAKI JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (TURA SPORTSWEAR TROPHY)
Stella Henwood
NETBALL TARANAKI SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Angela Chubb
NETBALL TARANAKI PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Tenaeya Sutcliffe
NETBALL TARANAKI TEAM OF THE YEAR (CHERRYL WYLDE CUP)
Stratford Eltham Rugby & Sports Club Premier 3
NETBALL TARANAKI CLUB OF THE YEAR (IVY TOPPING CUP)
Western Suburbs Netball Club
The Netball Taranaki Major Awards were held at Novotel New Plymouth on Sunday 29th September and celebrated the success of our members in 2024.
Congratulations to everyone who was nominated and thank you for your ongoing support of netball in Taranaki.
TARANAKI SPORTS AWARDS
The Taranaki Sports Awards, run by Sport Taranaki, were held on 22nd November at the Devon Hotel to celebrate the achievements of Taranaki Sportspeople
Congratulations to all netball nominees, especially to Stratford Eltham Rugby & Sports Club who won Club of the Year.
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
Ms Sandy Phear 2024
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
Mrs K Eliason 2020
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 R King 2023
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
Ms Denise Kay 2024
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
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
Mrs M Berentson* 1995
Mrs H Sampson*1965
Mrs M Gyde 1965
Mrs L Soffe 1997
Mrs L Topping 1999
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
Ms Sandra Moratti 2023
Mrs R Pattenden 1965
Mrs E Hodson 1987
Mrs F Bluett*1997
Stratford:
Mrs D Knuckey* 1972
Mrs N Coates* 1993
Hāwera: G Davies*
J Luke M Busby*
Opunake:
Mrs M Corric* 1980
Mrs D Chapman 2000
Waitara:
Mrs D Smart* 1980
Mrs F Ludlam* 1967
Mrs G O’Keefe 1993
M Austin D Malcolm S Towers
Mrs C Wylde 2000
Mrs M Marr 1994
ASSOCIATION SERVICE AWARD MEMBERS
New Plymouth:
Mrs M Berentson* 1992
Mrs P Bithell *1992
Mrs J Johns 2000
Stratford:
Mrs E Henry 1978
Mrs G O’Keeffe 1983
Mrs R Dowling 1999
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
RECOGNITION:
Mrs D Hughes 1992
Mrs J Ratahi 2000
Mrs A Stapp* 1982
Mrs P Keegan* 1990
Mrs L Andersen* 1999
Mrs K Smart 1987
Mrs M Gyde 1987
Mrs L Topping 1997
Miss G Wilson 1997
Mrs M Jackson* 1999
Mrs T Strachan 2000
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
Mrs A Stapp* 1990
Mrs P Keegan* 1999
R Rangi P Broughton
Mrs J Burnnand 2000
Mrs B Murray 1992
Mrs J Siffleet 2000
Mrs N Coates* 1983
Mrs G Webby* 1990
Mrs A Marshall* 1987
Mrs R King 1987
Mrs J Laursen 1997
Mrs J Crofskey 1997
Miss H Edwards 2000
Mr R Phillips Stratford 2010
Mrs G Toa Waitara 2010
Mrs S Robins New Plymouth 2010
Ms P O’Carroll Waitara 2017
Mrs Dal Knuckey* 1994
SERVICE AWARD TO NETBALL NEW ZEALAND FROM TARANAKI
Mrs Peggy Bithell* 1969
Mrs Bernice Wood 1986
Mrs Madge Cathro 2011
* known to be deceased
Mrs Dal Knuckey* 1975
Mrs Beverley Raine 2000
Mrs Ivy Topping* 2011
Mrs Anabelle Sutton 1981
Mrs Theresa Strachan 2009
Ms Sandy Phear 2024
FUNDERS
NETBALL TARANAKI FAMILY OF SUPPORTERS
