An nual Re p or t 2 0 1 1 -2012
Contents Board of Directors Appointments Councillors - Country & Metropolitan Life Members Staff Committees President’s Report General Manager’s Report Development Report Coaching Committee Report Night Owls Report High Performance Report Match & Program Committee Report SA Bowler Report
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Umpire’s Committee Report
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Boundary Review Committee Report Hall of Fame Report Greens’ Advisory Committee Report Treasurer’s Report Financial Statements Statement of Income & Expenditure Balance Sheet Opinion of Board Statement of Cash Flows Auditor’s Report Event & Award Winners Metropolitan & Country Pennant Winners Club Membership Membership Summary Corporate Partners
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Board of Directors President
Ivy Kluske
Vice President
Carol Boyle
Treasurer
John McDougall OAM
Metropolitan Directors
Bob Deuter
Kathryn Bailey
Country Directors
Don Crosby
Valda Bartlett
Appointments Patron
His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR Governor of South Australia
Solicitor
Anthony Kerin, Johnston Withers & Associates
Auditor
Nicholas Matsis, NRM Johnson
Councillors - Country Region 1
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Beverlee Scown
Phil Spiers
Gordon Leue OAM
Des Button
Barry Oliver
Annette Rowntree
Rita Jones
Gwen White
Region 5
Region 6
Region 7
Region 8
Anne Swaffer
Lyn Walker
Barbara Tiggemann
Jill Ackland
Steve Carnellor
Mary Matthews
Brian Patterson
David Lamond
Councillors - Metropolitan Region 9
Region 10
Region 11
Region 12
Tony Brown
Wayne Prosser
Winston Ellis
Kelvin Waters
Kathy Owen
Lesley Slattery
Natalie Coad
Dianne Trowse
Life Members Fran Arthur
Brian Ford
John McDougall OAM
Jim Baldwin
Murray Gerschwitz OAM
Robert Peake
Carol Bammann
Brona Goldie
Kenn Rogers
Rhonda Bray
Bob Greenslade
Bob Thomas
Michael Brown
Beth James
Doreen Walding OAM
Vic Brown OAM
John Jenkins
Judy Whiting
Ruth Burton
Lois Kruger
Bob Cooper
Brian Marsland OAM
Bowls SA acknowledges the passing of Life Member Joan Sims OAM in October 2011
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Staff
General Manager
Ben Scales
Administration Manager
Nola Byass
Development & High Performance Manager
Harvey Jolly
Marketing Manager
Jessica Taylor
Bowls Operations Manager
Rhys Taylor
Membership & Events Support
Lyn Grenfell
Development Officer
Kelli Wray part and Erin Haines part
Receptionist
Deborah Dunbar
Accounts Officer
Denise Edge
Sports Administration Trainee
Nicole Carey
Committees Boundary Review
Coaching
Finance
Greens Advisory
Hall of Fame
Bob Cooper (Chair)
Terry White (Chair)
John McDougall OAM (Treasurer)
John McDougall OAM (Chair)
John McDougall OAM (Chair)
Michael Brown
Deanna Amos
Michael Brown
Greg Daulby
Michael Brown
Ben Scales
Carol Boyle
Bob Cooper
Russel Edmunds
Carol Boyle
Leon Crane
Brian Harmer
Kevin Lewis
Betty Greenslade
John Malone
Ivy Kluske
Brad Porter
Errol Bungey OAM
John Williams
Ben Scales
Nigel Ryan
Ben Scales
Kelli Wray / Erin Haines
Nola Byass
Harvey Jolly
Denise Edge
Committees HP Selectors
Innovations
Junior Development
Match & Program
Umpires
Harvey Jolly (Chair)
Harvey Jolly (Chair)
Stephanie Simms (Chair)
Ron Mulliner (Chair)
Beth Young (Chair)
Denise Amos
John Ganley
Gary Davies
Jeff Allen
Margaret Borlase
Paul Craig
Mark Jackson
Penny Landherr
Bob Deuter
Alf Boyle
Trevor Lloyd
Ron Mulliner
Annette Rowntree
Ann Kennedy
Bob Deuter
Faye Luke
Bob Scholefield
Pauline Royle
Ian Miller
Jim Hodgson
Lyn Teakle
Michael Sheehan
Kelli Wray / Erin Haines
Wayne Prosser
Penny McCarthy
Rex Whitehead
Peter Symons
Harvey Jolly
Jim Roberts
John Sims
Sandra Wallace
Bob Scholefield
Lyn Walker
Rhys Taylor
Lesley Slattery
Lyn Grenfell
Bob Tuck
Rhys Taylor
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President | Ivy Kluske The Bowls SA Strategic Plan 2010-2013 remained the guide for progressing the sport over the year and a key focus of Bowls SA and the Board during the last 12 months was to ensure the organisation’s governance model aligns with best practice, to allow timely decisions to be made to assist with maintaining membership and growing participation to guarantee a strong future for the sport. To this end a major review of the governance model was undertaken by the Bowls SA Governance Review Working Group and the Board, with many of the significant changes put before Council at a Special General Meeting on Monday 5 December 2011 adopted. Subsequent stakeholder consultation has identified support for further changes to be implemented and these will be progressed in the next 12 months. Another initiative from the Strategic Plan was the formation of an Innovations Committee, led by Development & High Performance Manager Harvey Jolly, with the directive to hold forums across the State to gather information from grass roots members on what aspects of the sport are working, what needs further attention and innovative ways of achieving this. This has been a very worthwhile exercise and the findings of the Committee will no doubt assist the sport to face the numerous challenges that are present in the current climate. The Bowls Australia proposal to employ Community Development Officers across Australia has seen CDOs Richard Law and Mark Easton working throughout the State, meeting with Club administrators to provide assistance, resolution of issues and development and promotion of the sport to the local communities. The program is in its early days but already the feedback from Member Clubs has been extremely positive and Bowls Australia and the Australian Sports Commission are thanked for their support of this initiative. As President I’ve had the tremendous pleasure of visiting many Member Clubs for Openings, Anniversaries and special occasions, meeting with members, hearing the history of the Club and joining in celebrating many milestones. In sometimes testing circumstances, members have demonstrated their strength and love of their club by pouring time and energy into renovations, greens installation or even rallying to rebuild; their efforts are inspiring. The Asia Pacific Championships were held in November 2011 as a lead up to the 2012 World Bowls Championship which will be played over two weeks in November and December 2012. South Australia is privileged to host these major international events and I urge members to take up the opportunity to witness the top bowlers from across the world during WB2012. The annual Bowls SA Awards Presentation Night was a great way to finish off the season and this year we were honoured to have our Patron, His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR, Governor of South Australia and his wife Liz as special guests at this prestigious event. It was a special night for Hall of Fame inductees and event and award winners to be recognised by their families and friends and I congratulate all those involved in the event. My role as President has again been well supported by a strong and cohesive Board, Councillors and Committee members and I thank them all for their time, energy and dedication in ensuring the sport is well governed, financial and delivers a range of challenging competitions to members. I would also like to acknowledge retiring Board Members Bob Deuter and Valda Bartlett for their contribution and sincerely acknowledge the Bowls SA General Manager Ben Scales and his staff for their professionalism and work to ensure the administration of the sport runs smoothly and efficiently. And lastly, but most importantly, I would like to thank all our Corporate Partners who have provided financial and in-kind support to Bowls SA over the last 12 months. We thank you for your on-going support of the sport of bowls in South Australia and look forward to continuing the mutually beneficial relationship for many years to come.
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General Manager | Ben Scales The 2011/12 Financial Year has been challenging for the organisation with income down against budget across the period. This decrease in revenue was offset by a prudent reduction in expenses in certain operational areas and the final result, a surplus of $8,405, was a pleasing outcome, given the current economic climate, and is a credit to the leadership of Treasurer John McDougall and the work of the Finance Committee. The 2012/13 Financial Year will also be a challenge, but given the sound financial position of the organisation, consideration will be given to the use of a portion of Member’s Funds that Bowls SA has accumulated to further invest in the growth and development of the sport through projects such as the decision to partner with Bowls Australia and the Australian Sports Commission to employ two regionally based Community Development Officers during the year. In the past, one of the difficulties faced by Bowls SA has been servicing regional Member Clubs and the membership that resides outside metropolitan Adelaide. Having two resources based in regional areas is a proactive approach to this issue and the Community Development Officer’s main focus initially has been to assist Member Clubs with business planning to ensure that they remain sustainable entities. Richard and Mark have travelled extensively and visited Member Clubs across South Australia with the feedback being extremely positive. It is hoped that, with the support of the funding partners, this program can be grown and more resources made available to Member Clubs. As well as the Community Development Officer program, a number of key projects have been implemented during the past 12 months as part of the Bowls SA Strategic Plan: 2010 – 2013. These include a complete review of the Bowls SA Governance structure and an Innovations Committee being set-up to review all Bowls SA competitions and events and to make recommendations on the future composition and direction of these programs. Both of these projects involved significant stakeholder consultation and the outcomes will position the sport well for the future. A number of international events were held across the season with Moonta hosting an Australian and South African Test Series in September and Holdfast Bay playing host to the Six Nation International Series in May which saw Scotland, New Zealand, Malaysia, Fiji and South Africa competing against the Australians. In addition, the 2011 Asia Pacific Championships were successfully held at Lockleys and Holdfast Bay Bowling Clubs with the event providing an ideal opportunity for both Clubs to test themselves prior to hosting the 2012 World Bowls Championships. The feedback received from the competing nations, across all of the events, was extremely positive and the Clubs and their members involved should be congratulated on their success. After two and a half years as Bowls SA Development Officer, Kelli Wray resigned during the year and we wish her well in her future endeavours. Erin Haines was subsequently appointed to look after Bowls SA participation, sport development and coaching programs, as well as working with Clubs regarding volunteer management, and grants and funding submissions and she has already made a significant contribution. Nicole Carey also joined the team at Bowls SA under a 12 month Sport and Recreation Traineeship, supported by the Office for Recreation and Sport, and in her short time with the organisation has impressed with her work ethic and willingness to learn. Finally, I would like to acknowledge and thank the team at Bowls SA for their commitment and hard work and President Ivy and the Board for their support and dedication to the sport. I look forward to an exciting year ahead.
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Development | Erin Haines Henselite Junior Development Squads Henselite and Bowls SA continued their strong partnership to maintain the Henselite Junior Development Squads with a total of 66 members over eight squads. The inaugural HJDS State Championships saw the Squads divided into regions, competing against each other throughout the season and culminating in the Finals on Sunday 1 April at Modbury Bowling Club. The winning Squads from the four areas competed in Semi-finals in the morning, followed by the Grand Final and Bronze Medal play off in the afternoon. The day was won by the Yorke Peninsula All-Stars team over the Eastern Jets. Henselite Junior Development Player of the Year Season 2011-2012 saw the introduction of a new award to recognise a junior who, as a member of a Henselite Junior Development Squad, had excelled in team work, attitude, consistent participation and displayed great qualities within the sport over the last 12 months. The award went to James Bodnar of the Western Warriors Squad. James was selected by the Bowls SA Junior Development Committee, and we thank them for their ongoing support and contribution to the sport. Under 18 Championships The Under 18 Championships were hosted by the Payneham Bowling Club with 41 boys and 16 girls participating in Singles, Pairs and Triples competitions. Thirty-two of the competitors were current members of a HJDS, highlighting the benefit of the Squads. Squad members were highly successful in these championships with 21 Squad members being selected in the State Under 18 Squads for 2012-2013. SAPSASA and SASSSA Championships The 2012 SAPSASA and SASSSA Lawn Bowls Championships were held on Friday 4 May and Monday 7 May respectively, at Lockleys Bowling Club, with a total of 43 schools participating. The SAPSASA competition, for Primary School Students, attracted 168 participants, with 47 Triples teams and 27 Singles players participating on the day. This was an increase on the 163 participants from the previous year. The SASSSA competition was open to all secondary students, and a total of 127 students participated in the tournament, with 36 Triples teams and 19 Singles players competing. Participation in the tournament was up 30% on the previous year’s figure of 98 students, following significant growth in school’s participation, due to Lawn Bowls being part of their curriculum. Sports CONNECT Bowls SA continued the strong partnership with the three Sports CONNECT partners, SASRAPID, Wheelchair Sports and the Blind Bowlers Association of SA. Each of the partners sent athletes to compete at the Australian Open in the Athletes with a Disability Competition. Kath Murrell claimed Silver in the ABBA women’s Final, while in the men’s AAWD draw Liam Buckley also claimed the Silver Medal. The Wheelchair Sports’ team, known as the Wombats, participated in the 2012 National Championships and were highly successful claiming the Overall State Trophy. Barry Charity secured the Men’s Singles Silver Medal, following on from his success in the Men’s Pairs with teammate David Bailey where they claimed Gold. Liam Buckley and Zac Guy also claimed the Bronze Medal in the Men’s Pairs.
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Coaching Committee | Terry White Season 2011-2012 saw the continuation of the Club Coaching and Introductory Coaching Courses and while the Coaching program was temporarily impacted when Kelli Wray resigned and Erin Haines commenced in the Development Officer role, all candidates that applied to become accredited Coaches, and also those who applied to progress from Introductory Coach to Club Coach, were processed. All Clubs that requested coaching assistance were able to be accommodated and Revision Days were conducted throughout the season, which saw over 50 Coaches attend each of the two revision days, with all attendees receiving a Certificate of Attendance which contributes towards their coaching reaccreditation. Two coaches were granted coaching scholarships from the Office for Recreation & Sport to further their coaching education. Development & High Performance Manager Harvey Jolly attended the last four meetings of the Coaching Committee and his input has been appreciated. Bowls Australia have now released their Advanced Coaching Course, Competition Module and Selection Module, and we look forward to implementing these in 2012-2013. Our target of adding at least three additional Assessors and Presenters to our officials was not achieved and with only one of the three qualified Assessors and Presenters currently available this is a matter that needs to be addressed. Coach of the Year Award Stephanie Simms has been a Coach for six years and been active in coaching her Club’s highly successful Premier 1 Thursday team, and working with SASRAPID and Bowls SA to coach bowlers with a disability. In recognition of her significant contribution to coaching, the Bowls SA Coaching Committee selected the Prospect-Broadview member as Coach of the Year 2011-2012 and the award was duly presented at the Bowls SA Annual Awards Night on 25 May 2012.
Terry White Night Owls | Rhys Taylor The Night Owls concept continued to be a resounding success with over 8,500 players competing across 114 country and metropolitan Clubs. Following feedback the Night Owls Super Series was discontinued, however Regional events in the lead up to the Nights Owls State Finals, held in late March, were again a huge success with 114 teams competing at five venues; Murray Bridge 12 teams, Willunga with 20, Marion 36, Hope Valley 24 and Lockleys 22. Walkerville Bowling Club was the host for the Finals on Sunday 1 April and for the second year the day began at 12 noon with lunch. Night Owls State Champions for 2011/12 were The Raggies from Modbury with the Murray Bridge team The Corkheads a very close second. Henselite and Lion Nathan as major supporters of the Night Owls State Finals are thanked for their generosity in providing great prizes throughout the series and for ensuring that host clubs were able to cater for all participants at no cost. Night Owls remains an integral part of ensuring a strong future for bowls and Member Clubs by providing an opportunity for a different demographic to experience the sport in a fun and relaxed environment, bringing a new element into Club life.
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High Performance | Harvey Jolly The 2011/2012 season has seen Bowls SA State Teams have mixed results with some solid performances and unfortunately some disappointing ones. Our best players have gained national recognition and we have increased our numbers in Bowls Australia squads significantly. This is pleasing and should assist us with better team results in the future. Under 18s During the season the Under 18 boy’s and girl’s teams competed in the Nationals, the Quad Series and against Victoria. The Nationals were held in Darebin, Victoria and the highlights included a Silver medal in the boy’s Triples, a Bronze in the boy’s Fours and the girl’s Pairs and an overall team finish of fourth. The Under 18 boys and girls Quad Series was held in Western Australia and while SA finished fourth, the series was an opportunity to develop our junior bowlers. Highlights included wins from the girl’s Fours against Victoria and NSW and a dominant showing against WA. The boys had less highlights but did defeat the NSW Triples team. The Victorian Under 18 side provided an opportunity for a test series at Ascot Park Bowling Club in very hot conditions. Our girls played extremely well, eventually winning by 2.5 test matches to Victoria’s .5 - a great result. The boys however struggled against a very experienced opponent; the final result being Victoria 2.5 tests to our .5. Under 25s The Under 25 men played against Victoria as part of the Wallaroo Test Series and, while the Victorians proved too strong and won the Ted Whitehead-Bob Pope Shield, our developing players gained experience that will hold them in good stead for future events. Development Squad Once again the Development Squad played a regional Victorian team in Mildura. Selectors attended the event with the intention of identifying players with potential for senior squad selection. After five tests Victoria were ahead by one test in both the men’s and women’s, but unfortunately the Victorians proved too good on the final day. While disappointing, valuable experience was gained by all. Senior Men and Women Pre-season bowls started with our annual exchange with Merrylands Bowling Club; our men and women coming home with a victory in this team event. The season’s preparations continued with opportunities against the New Zealand and Australian National Squads which provided valuable training against world class bowlers. This exposure was enjoyed by all State Squad players and provided coaches and selectors with beneficial information to start the new season. Victorian Test Series The Loy Carroll and Mulga Cup Test Series against the Victorian men and women was held in Wallaroo at the newly established indoor facilities. The standard of the greens produced a high level of bowls and a hard fought competitive series. The women got away to a flying start being two tests up, but the Victorian ladies hunted them down and the SA side eventually went down by three tests to two. The men started slowly but bounced back leading two tests to one. Once again the Victorians fought back and in a thriller, the series was eventually drawn on the last bowl of the last end. Unfortunately the draw meant the Victorians retained the Loy Carroll Trophy.
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Super Sixes A solid performance from the men’s and women’s Pairs, both winning Silver and from the women’s Triple securing a Bronze medal. The men’s Triples only lost one game but that was enough to drop them from medal contention. Our Singles performance was not as competitive with SA finishing sixth in both the men’s and women’s. Australian Sides Whilst finishing sixth in both the men’s and women’s events was a disappointing result, this does not fully depict the SA side’s performances. In particular the men were extremely competitive, winning against Northern Territory, ACT and WA but recording losses to Tasmania by 14 shots, Queensland by 9 shots, NSW by 5 shots and Victoria by 4 shots. The result could have been so much different. The women were less competitive losing to Queensland, NSW, Victoria and ACT but picking up wins against Northern Territory, Tasmania and WA. The men are at a point where they know they are good enough to win this competition and for them it is all about playing to their best over the entire championship. The women are at a turning point, with some seasoned players retiring and some young stars gaining opportunities, this is a challenging but exciting time for the ladies. Australian Squad Representation It is gratifying that Bowls SA’s best players are being recognised at national level with the selection of Wayne Ruediger in the Bowls Australia Men’s Squad, Scott Thulborn joining Max Kleinig in the Bowls Australia Men’s A Squad and young Luke Brind being selected in the Bowls Australia Under 18 Squad, while the women have Renee McPharlin in the Bowls Australia Under 25 Trans-Tasman Squad and Breeanna Dickson in the Bowls Australia Under 18 Squad. This all bodes well for the future.
Harvey Jolly
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Match & Program Committee | Ron Mulliner Country Carnivals and Country Round Robins The MGA Men’s and Women’s Country Carnivals remain the premier events for country bowlers with excellent entries. The Men’s Country Carnival was administered by Operations Manager Rhys Taylor while the women’s event was managed by Region 2 Councillor Annette Rowntree, Assistant Councillor Merrilyn Lovelock and their band of volunteers. Region 2 also took control of the Women’s Country Round Robin and Kenn Rogers again took the reins of the Men’s Country Round Robin. Prestige Medleys and Metro v Country The men’s and women’s Prestige Medleys were held on the Yorke Peninsula, along with the Schroeter, Kennedy and Under 18 Shield events over the March long weekend. The changes to hosting the Prestige Medleys on a Saturday and Sunday saw an increase in players being available, which significantly lifted the overall standard of the competition. The weekend finished off with the Metro v Country events held at Wallaroo’s new indoor complex. Metropolitan Pennants A trial format of five rinks consisting of two Fours, two Triples and a Pair was introduced in season 2011-2012, for the Wednesday Premier competition. Initial feedback showed that this innovative concept was well received by a majority of the competitors and after consultation with key stakeholders, this format with minor alterations, will continue for the 2012-2013 season. Finals were held for Premier League One and Premier League Two of the Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday pennant competitions. State Events Bowls SA State Events were once again well supported with considerable increases in entrants over the previous season. A review of State event entry numbers prior to setting the annual calendar and the staging of the Asia Pacific Championships in Adelaide meant several events were rested from the 2011-2012 Calendar of Events. Adelaide Bowling Club skipper Scott Thulborn claimed four State Titles, and deservingly took home the 2012 Men’s State Event Player of the Year, while Kensington Marryatville’s Jackie Gardiner claimed the Women’s State Event Player of the Year. International Events The Asia Pacific Championships were held at Holdfast Bay Bowling and Lockleys Bowling Club during November 2011, providing an ideal trial event for the host clubs, players and officials in the run up to World Bowls 2012. While the Clubs, players and officials agreed the event was extremely successful, spectator numbers were disappointing and hopefully attendances at the World Championships, to be held in November/December 2012, will be better. Thank you Member Clubs and members are sincerely thanked for providing greens, facilities and event management support over the last 12 months. The Match & Program Committee met regularly during the season, and my heartfelt thanks go to the members of the Committee for their dedication and support, over the four years that I served as Chair, and to Bowls SA Operations Manager Rhys Taylor who attended all meetings as a link between the Committee and Bowls SA.
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SA Bowler | Nola Byass Editorial: Nola Byass I Design and Production: Jessica Taylor Six editions of the SA Bowler, September, October/November, December, January, March and May were published in the 2011-2012 season with production and distribution timelines again set to take into account inclusion of draws and promoting or reporting on specific events. While the SA Bowler remains the main resource for recording, for current and future generations, major events, Region, Association and Club news, a new innovation during the 2011-2012 season was the e-Newsletter which provided another source of delivering ‘up to the minute’ news electronically to subscribers. Freelance journalist and avid Bowler John Bevin continued to provide a wide range of interesting reading from pennant and event reporting through to anecdotes of some of the colourful characters that frequent bowls clubs. The results of the survey undertaken last year confirmed that there is still a strong call for the magazine to be delivered to members, but, alongside this, reading the Bowler online increases in popularity as members take up the option of utilising the web’s instant access to stories, results and links to advertiser’s products. The production team remain committed to producing a high quality magazine and thank all members and contributors for their input, stories and photos. Bowls SA thanks Lane Print for continuing to provide excellent printing service and their long standing support of the Metropolitan Premier and Metropolitan League Program book.
Nola Byass Umpires Committee | Beth Young The Committee met six times during the year with Bowls Australia representatives Mark Cowan, Tamara Mason and Tony Sherwill attending a meeting to discuss the proposal for a new system of accreditations and re-accreditations. Twenty umpires were successfully upgraded to International Technical Official status making a total of 23 in our State. They were able to gain valuable experience when they officiated at the Asia Pacific Championships, the Six Nations Championship Series and other major events, and training sessions will continue to refine their measuring and efficiency in preparation for World Bowls 2012. A successful visit was made to Region 1 where seminars were conducted at Mt Gambier, with all South East tutors and a good number of umpires attending, and at Keith where we were able to meet with and assess a potential tutor for the area. The number of Tutors has been maintained with each Tutor now having the help of an assistant to learn the skills of presenting and also to broaden their knowledge of the Laws in readiness to take over the position if and when required. Tutors are encouraged to conduct seminars in their respective areas and to date requests have been received from Murray Bridge,Victor Harbor and Hahndorf. Changes to the Laws of the Sport introduced in January 2011, continued to cause some concerns. Bowls Australia is aware of this and will make any necessary adjustments to the Domestic Regulations when the Laws next come under review.
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Boundary Review | Bob Cooper In last year’s Annual Report members were advised that the recommendations of the Boundary Review Committee, to take effect in seasons 2011-2012 and 2012-2013, had been ratified by the Board of Bowls SA and were subsequently endorsed by the Council. It is pleasing to report that the changes effected in 2011-2012 were successfully implemented and, most importantly, that preparations for the more significant changes proposed for 201213 are almost complete and in readiness for the season ahead. New administrative structures have been established in Regions 3 and 8 and amended rules and conditions of play have been put in place with the approval of members, due in no small way to the hard work of a large number of dedicated people in those areas. The people concerned are to be congratulated on their achievements to date. In Region 3, the former six Associations have been replaced by just two Associations - Gulf Range Men’s Bowling Association and Gulf Range Women’s Bowling Association and the pennant competitions in that Region will be administered and conducted by the North Western Men’s Bowling Section, the Spencer Gulf Men’s Bowling Section, the North Western Women’s Bowling Section, the Spencer Gulf Women’s Bowling Section and the Flinders Women’s Bowling Section. In Region 8, bowling activities will be under the control of just one Association named Broughton, Mid North, Wooroora Bowling Association, otherwise known as the BMW Association. Six Sections will conduct the pennant competitions – Broughton Men’s Bowling Section, Broughton Women’s Bowling Section, Mid North Men’s Bowling Section, Mid North Women’s Bowling Section, Wooroora Men’s Bowling Section and Wooroora Women’s Bowling Section. On a personal note I acknowledge the significant input that Mike Brown has had to the accomplishment of these changes. Without his tireless efforts the charter handed down by the Board of Bowls SA would not have been at this advanced stage.
Bob Cooper Bowls SA Hall of Fame | John McDougall OAM The Bowls SA Hall of Fame recognises and promotes the outstanding achievements of South Australia’s greatest athletes and general members who through their achievements have made a significant contribution to the sport of lawn bowls in South Australia over the past 100 years. At the Awards Night in May 2011 the inaugural inductees to the Bowls SA Hall of Fame were honoured and during 2011/2012 the Hall of Fame Committee reviewed 30 nominations and the following were inducted at the Awards Night on 25 May 2012: • Don Collins (Deceased) • David (Verd) Hamblen (Deceased) • Shirley Kelly (Deceased) • Garnet Putland OAM (Deceased) The Hall of Fame Committee continue to review past members whose achievements as administrators or athletes place them in high esteem and worthy of greater recognition through induction into the Bowls SA Hall of Fame.
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Greens Advisory Committee | John McDougall OAM The Bowls SA Board introduced the Greens Advisory Panel to develop and implement a program of educational and advisory services in relation to greens management for Greenkeepers and Club Administrators. The panel for 2011/2012 comprised Chairman John McDougall OAM, and representatives from the SA Greenkeepers Association: Russel Edmunds, Greg Daulby, Nigel Ryan, Brad Porter and Kevin Lewis. The Panel met twice during the year and also had several consultations electronically. A Field Day was conducted at the Ardrossan Bowling Club in September 2011 and some 150 members from around the State attended. Presentation sessions included: 1. Renovation of greens 2. Nutrition 3. Disease Management 4. Irrigation 5. Spraying Methods 6. Occupation Health and Safety 7. Machinery maintenance 8. Preparation of Play Following the presentations the attendees were able to discuss individual problems on a ‘one-on-one’ basis with the Green keepers who were involved in the presentations. The Field Day was also supported by Globe Machinery and Gold Acres services. During the 2012/2013 season Field Days are planned to be at Lameroo for grass greens, and in response to requests from Member Clubs, a day will also be held later in the season to cover artificial surfaces.
John McDougall OAM
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Treasurer’s Report | John McDougall It is with pleasure that I present the audited financial accounts for the year ended 30 June 2012. The business climate during the financial year reflected the lack of confidence being experienced generally and this resulted in lower than budgeted revenues from areas such as sponsorship and advertising. Despite this a net surplus of $8,405 was recorded. The budget planning for the 2011/12 year was based on a growth factor with commensurate increases in outgoing for programs to develop the sport in general. Because of the downturn in budgeted revenue mentioned earlier, a comprehensive review of expenditure targets was undertaken in the early part of 2012 resulting in effective cost efficiencies that allowed the final result which is basically in line with the budget. These cost efficiencies were undertaken without any significant lessening of the effectiveness of the programs in place and also covered the cost of the Community Development Officer Program ($25,000) which was approved by the Board and the Council outside of the budget. The final result was also assisted by a compensation payment from World Bowls 2012 Ltd of $15,000 to cover the cost of Bowls SA staff working on this project. So the final result is a commendable achievement and reflects the efforts of the Bowls SA staff and the Finance Committee. The Finance Committee also continued to review and revise the Bowls SA Finance Policy throughout the year to ensure the best results could be obtained. The Bowls SA building was last valued in 2005 and consequently a revaluation was undertaken by Savills with the current value being assessed at $1.1m (in line with normal commercial practice revaluations will be carried out every three to five years in future). Investments stand at $806,309 and Members Funds at $1.956m. This reflects the very stable financial position of the organisation. It is essential for the future of the sport that a strong and effective Club network continues to be in place. With the strong financial stability of the State organisation it is considered appropriate for the Board/Council to consider additional effective and efficient programs to strengthen the future of the Club network. These programs should be visible to the membership as well as being relevant and in keeping with the Strategic Plan. I would also personally like to thank the Finance Committee members, Michael Brown, Bob Cooper, Brian Harmer and Ivy Kluske and Bowls SA staff members Ben Scales, Nola Byass and Denise Edge for their contributions throughout the year. The forthcoming year will still present problems in revenue streams arising from the low business confidence; however with the processes in place and strategies implemented I look forward to the coming year with confidence.
John McDougall OAM FFin JP
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Finan c ia l St ate me nts 2 0 1 1 -2012
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Income & Expenditure for year ended 30 June 2012 INCOME
2012
2011
Advertising
944
0
62,371
65,025
3,636
0
Administration Fee Bowls Australia Bowls SA - Aged Receivables
14
58
612,433
611,377
Club Subscriptions
16,446
16,586
Clearance Fees
14,451
15,151
Club Pennant Nominations
Club Member Registrations
13,427
12,476
Coaching
5,914
6,536
Commission
1,234
1,236
Fines-Club Development
375
2,300
133,905
154,315
430
217
0
2
Interest on Invested Funds
58,019
55,609
Junior Development
24,630
21,518
Grants Hire of Equipment Information Directory
Lottery Income
0
57,205
Member Servicing
9,624
7,066
Special Events/Projects
2,000
2,000
95,099
93,735
1,842
55
Sponsorship Sundry Sale of Goods Less Cost of Resale Goods Tournament Entry Fees Umpiring Masters Games SA Bowler Total Net Income
22,595
39,779
-18,854
-31,788
48,656
49,459
4,043
4,734
5,232
300
98,095
85,604
1,216,561
1,270,555
EXPENSES
2012
2011
Audit & Accounting Fees
5,120
4,864
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Income & Expenditure for year ended 30 June 2012 Bad Debts Bank Fees
0
595
1,660
1,787
209,872
172,721
10,809
12,009
4,520
3,004
Computer Expenses & Rental
15,003
14,524
Depreciation
23,990
17,840
353
49,238
45,452
36,339
Electricity
5,867
6,596
General Manager
3,453
3,548
0
126
140,690
128,929
Insurance
26,852
26,944
Junior Development
18,790
20,684
8,387
245
Bowls Australia Building - Repairs & Maintenance Coaching
Development Manager Development Officer
Grants High Performance
Legal Fees Lottery
0
49,533
Marketing
56,041
61,979
Meetings
2,702
2,371
Member Servicing
18,944
14,168
Motor Vehicle
4,818
8,553
Office Supplies
2,923
4,042
Office Equipment
1,707
323
Pennants
15,557
13,772
Photocopier
16,508
16,949
Postage & Freight
13,871
16,283
Printing & Stationery
9,197
12,481
Promo. Items (Not Resale)
3,960
5,033
Representatives
2,793
2,867
Rates & Taxes (including Water)
5,934
5,319
Special Events/Projects
7,831
11,147
Sponsorship Servicing
1,963
1,810
Expenses
2012
2011
Strategic Plan
7,785
2,788
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Income & Expenditure for year ended 30 June 2012 Subscriptions
1,299
1,424
Telephone & Fax
7,960
7,731
Tournament
15,912
12,051
Tournament Prize Money
31,410
30,595
Travel & Reimbursements
6,694
7,861
348,589
325,938
2,764
2,833
0
87
COMM: Coaching
130
0
COMM: Constitution
Wages & Salaries Umpires COMM: Boundaries Review
420
197
COMM: Greens Advisory
455
909
COMM: Match & Program
445
173
COMM: World Bowls 2012 COMM: SA Bowler Magazine COMM: Umpires/Markers Total Expenses Net Surplus
-15,745
0
113,383
116,650
1,088
1,714
1,208,156
1,237,574
8,405
32,981
2011
2010
Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2012 ASSETS
2012
Current Assets Cash In Bank
78,121
31,799
43,104
Investments
806,309
855,115
756,323
Prepayments Accounts Receivable Stock on Hand Total Current Assets
0
0
0
30,275
67,872
51,596
4,638
3,224
3,890
919,343
958,010
854,913
1,100,000
685,000
685,000
11,520
15,979
20,438
Non-Current Assets Lockleys - Building Lockleys - Motor Vehicle Lockleys - Furniture & Equipment
63,882
52,260
62,857
Total Non-Current Assets
1,175,402
753,239
768,295
TOTAL ASSETS
2,094,745
1,711,249
1,623,208
2012
2011
2010
LIABILITIES 20 | Bowls SA Annual Report 2011-2012
Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2012 Current Liabilities Creditors Credit Cards
23,101
59,288
29,693
2,631
9,548
9,004
GST Liability
-2,480
-911
-464
Provision - Repayment Grant
10,826
10,959
0
Trust Funds Payroll Liabilities Total Current Liabilities
7,800
9,400
9,400
63,181
62,566
49,786
105,059
150,850
97,419
33,061
27,179
25,551
Non-Current Liabilities Prov: Long Service Leave Total Non-Current Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES NET ASSETS
33,061
27,179
25,551
138,120
178,029
122,970
1,956,625
1,533,220
1,500,238
122,864
89,883
21,132
8,405
32,981
68,750
1,167,422
1,167,422
1,167,422
Members' Funds Retained Earnings Current Year Earnings Introduced Funds Building Revaluation August 05 Building Revaluation June 12 TOTAL MEMBERS' FUND
242,934
242,934
242,934
415,000
0
0
1,956,625
1,533,220
1,500,238
1. IN THE OPINION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD: a) The accompanying Income and Expenditure Statement is drawn up so as to present fairly the surplus of the Association for the financial year ended 30 June 2012. b) The accompanying Balance Sheet is drawn up to present fairly the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year then ended 30 June 2012. STATEMENT BY THE BOARD: In the opinion of the members of the Board of Bowls SA Inc and in compliance with Section 35 (2) (c) of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1985: 1) The attached accounts present fairly the results of the operation of the Association for the financial year ending 30th day of June 2012 and the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year. 2) The Board has reasonable grounds to believe the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due. The accounts of the Association have been made out in accordance with Statements of Accounting Concepts and applicable Australian accounting standards. This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board on 23 July, 2012 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.
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2. SUMMARY 0F SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES: The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the relevant Statements of Accounting Concepts, Accounting Standards and the disclosure requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act. The Financial Statements are prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention, except for certain assets which, as noted, are at valuation. The Accounting policies adopted are consistent with those of previous years. (a) Income Tax The Association is a non-taxable entity; consequently no provision has been made for income tax. (b) Stock On Hand All Stock on hand is stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value. (c) Depreciation Depreciation is calculated on all items of Plant, Equipment, etc., (except computers and peripherals) at 10% of written down value. Depreciation on computers and peripherals is calculated at 25% of purchase price. (d) Cash For purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash includes investments which are readily convertible to cash on hand and which are used in the cash management function on a day-to-day basis. 3. RELATED PARTIES Remuneration and Benefits: Not Applicable 4. RENTAL COMMITMENT Total operating rent commitment in respect of a photocopier and not included in the accounts is: Financial Year 2012/2013: $6,009 (ex GST) Future Commitment: $9,918 (ex GST) ceasing November 2015 5. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS - Superannuation The Association complies with all Award and Superannuation Guarantee Charge requirements and monies are invested in external funds. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF BOWLS SA INC: In the opinion of the members of the Board, during the financial year ended 30 June 2012: a) No officer of the Association, a firm of which an officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest, has received or become entitled to receive a benefit as a result of a contract between the officer, a firm of which the officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest and the Association. b) No officer of the Association has received directly or indirectly from the Association any payment or other benefit of a pecuniary value. Signed at Adelaide on the 23 July 2012 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.
Ivy Kluske President Bowls SA Inc 22 | Bowls SA Annual Report 2011-2012
John McDougall OAM Treasurer Bowls SA Inc
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Cash Flows for year ended 30 June 2012 Variation Cash In Bank Increase
46,322
Investments Decrease
-48,806
Accounts Receivable Decrease
-37,598
Stock on Hand Increase Creditors Decrease
1,414 36,187
Credit Cards Increase
6,917
GST Liability Increase
1,569
Provision-Repay Move-It Grant Trust Funds Decrease
133 1,600
Payroll Liabilities Decrease
-915
Annual Leave Provision Decrease
300
Increase in Working Capital Activities Building Investment Motor Vehicle investment Decrease Furniture & Equipment investment Decrease
7,123 0 -4,459 11,623
Provision for Long Service Leave Decrease
-5,882
Increase in Non-working Capital Activities
1,282
Increase in Working Capital Activities
7,123
Plus Increase in Non Working Capital Activities
1,282
Equals Surplus for year ended 30 June 2012
8,405
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AUDITORS REPORT TO THE MEMBERS SCOPE: We have audited the financial statements of Bowls SA Incorporated for the year ended 30 June 2012 comprising Balance Sheet (Net Assets $1,956,625), Statement of Income and Expenditure (Net Surplus $8,405), Statement of Cash Flows and the Notes to the Accounts. The elected Committee of the Association is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements. We have conducted an independent audit of these financial statements in order to express an opinion on them to the members. The audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures include examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act (SA) so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the Association’s financial position, the results of its operations and cash flows. The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis. AUDIT OPINION: In our opinion the financial statements present fairly in accordance with applicable Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Associations Incorporations Act (SA), the financial position of Bowls SA Incorporated as at 30 June 2012 and the results of its operations and cash flows for the year then ended. INDEPENDENCE DECLARATION: Pursuant to the requirements of Section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001, I declare that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, during the year ended 30 June 2012 there have been: 1. No contraventions of the auditor independence requirements as set out in the Corporations Act 2001 in relation to the audit; and 2. No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit. NRM Johnson Certified Practising Accountants First Floor 19 Sturt Street Adelaide SA 5000
Nicholas Matsis CPA Partner ASIC Registered Auditor Number 77466 South Australia, this 24th day of July 2012
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EVENT & AWARD WINNERS STATE EVENTS
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS
STATE SINGLES
SINGLES
Men’s Champion
Scott Thulborn
Men’s Champion
Will McPharlin
Women’s Champion
Mary Selfridge
Women’s Champion
Riina Bradbrook
Disability Champion
Liam Buckley
PAIRS
STATE PAIRS Men’s Champions
Adam Forbes, Scott Thulborn
Women’s Champions Yvette Wells, Jacky Jacobs STATE TRIPLES Men’s Champions
Dave Thulborn, Brett Davis, Scott Thulborn
Women’s Champions Renata Callisto, Lyn Prosso, Jackie Gardiner OPEN SINGLES Champion
Scott Thulborn
MIXED PAIRS Champions
Karen Baum, Brenton Brown
Men’s Champions
Graham Schenke, Garry Mason
Women’s Champions
Marie Roberts, Laini Murray
COUNTRY CARNIVAL SINGLES Men’s Champion
Bruce Hines
Women’s Champion
Heather Richards
PAIRS Men’s Champions
Timm Thompson, Ian Long
Women’s Champions
Margaret Marshall, Heather Richards
FOURS Men’s Champions
UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIPS SINGLES
Len Gommers, Andrew Stasinowsky Women’s Champions
Boy’s Champion
Ben Bowman
Girl’s Champion
Renee McPharlin
PAIRS
Des Kluske, John Obst Joy Bilney, Margaret Marshall Marj Richardson, Heather Richards
AWARD WINNERS State Event Player of the Year - Men
Scott Thulborn
State Event Player of the Year - Women
Jackie Gardiner
State Representative of the Year - Men
Simon Dorr
State Representative of the Year - Women
Katrina Miller
Country Carnival Player of the Year - Men
Dean Clohessy
Country Carnival Player of the Year - Women
Heather Richards
APIA Volunteer of the Year
Ian Bailey
Coach of the Year
Stephanie Simms
NIGHT OWLS STATE FINAL
Under 18 Player of the Year - Boys
Ben Bowman
CHAMPIONS
Damien Whittenbury, Ken Stewart
Under 18 Player of the Year - Girls
Renee McPharlin
Scott Hocking, Brenton Hughes
Henselite JDS Player of the Year
James Bodnar
Boy’s Champions
Quinn Raymond, Brandon Whiley
Girl’s Champions
Breeanna Dickson, Renee McPharlin
TRIPLES Boy’s Champions
Marc Scott, Isaac Trenorden, Jonothan Voigt
Girl’s Champions
Sarah Voigt, Breeanna Dickson, Renee McPharlin
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COUNTRY PENNANT WINNERS COUNTRY - SATURDAY REGION 1
REGION 2
REGION 3
UPPER SOUTH EAST
NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA
SPENCER GULF
DIVISION 1
BORDERTOWN RED
DIVISION 1
MOONTA
DIVISION 1
PORT AUGUSTA RED
DIVISION 2
KEITH GOLD
DIVISION 2
KADINA
DIVISION 2
PORT AUGUSTA BLUE
DIVISION 3
KADINA
LOWER SOUTH EAST
SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA
NORTH WESTERN
DIVISION 1
MT GAMBIER RSL RED
DIVISION 1
MINLATON
DIVISION 1
DIVISION 2
NARACOORTE RED
DIVISION 2
STANSBURY BLUE
DIVISION 2
BHAS BOOLEROO
DIVISION 3
MILLICENT RED
DIVSION 3
GEORGETOWN
DIVISION 4
MILLICENT RED
DIVISION 4
BHAS
DIVISION 5
KINGSTON
REGION 4
REGION 5
REGION 6
BAROSSA & LIGHT
SOUTHERN EYRE
SOUTHERN MALLEE
DIVISION 1
FREELING
DIVISION 1
PORT LINCOLN RED
DIVISION 1
GERANIUM
DIVISION 2
ANGASTON BLUE
DIVISION 2
CUMMINS PURPLE
DIVISION 2
PINNAROO
DIVISION 3
TANUNDA RIVERLAND
DIVISION 1
BERRI
DIVISION 2
EASTERN EYRE DIVISION 1
LOWER MURRAY DIVISION 1
MANNUM
LOXTON RSL
DIVISION 2
JERVOIS BLACK
DIVISION 3 GREEN
LOXTON RSL GREEN
DIVISION 3
MURRAY BRIDGE WHITE
DIVISION 3 GOLD
LOXTON DIVISION 1
WOODSIDE
MID MURRAY DIVISION 1
SWAN REACH GOLD
COWELL NORTH
WESTERN EYRE DIVISION 1
WIRRULLA
SILVER CITY DIVISION 1
NORTH BROKEN HILL
REGION 7
REGION 8
GREAT SOUTHERN
BROUGHTON
DIVISION 1
MCLAREN VALE
DIVISION 1
DIVISION 2
WILLUNGA
DIVISION 2
DIVISION 3
GOOLWA BLACK
DIVISION 4
WILLUNGA
DIVISION 1
BURRA
DIVISION 5
WILLUNGA
DIVISION 2 RED
CLARE GREEN
DIVISION 6
MILANG
DIVISION 2 WHITE
KINGSCOTE BLUE
DIVISION 2
MOUNT BARKER
DIVISION 3
MOUNT BARKER
BRINKWORTH KOOLUNGA MID NORTH
KANGAROO ISLAND DIVISION 1
HILLS
BURRA
WOOROORA DIVISION 1
HAMLEY BRIDGE
DIVISION 2
PORT WAKEFIELD BLUE
DIVISION 3
MALLALA BLACK
COUNTRY MEN’S MIDWEEK REGION 2
REGION 3
REGION 4
NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA
EASTERN
BAROSSA & LIGHT
DIVISION 1
BUTE
DIVISION 1
SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA DIVISION 1
MINLATON
DIVISION 1
REGION 5 SOUTHERN EYRE DIVISION 1
PORT LINCOLN RED
DIVISION 2
COFFIN BAY GOLD
EASTERN EYRE
CLEVE
MELROSE BLUE
DIVISION 1
WESTERN BHAS GOLD
DIVISION 1
OVERALL FINAL DIVISION 1
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KAPUNDA RIVERLAND RENMARK GREEN REGION 6
BHAS GOLD
LOWER MURRAY DIVISION 1
MURRAY BRIDGE KOOKABURRAS
DIVISION 1
HAHNDORF
HILLS
RAS
METROPOLITAN & COUNTRY PENNANT WINNERS PREMIER LEAGUE
METROPOLITAN - WEDNESDAY METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
DIVISION 1
GRANGE
DIVISION 1 NORTH
ROSEWATER
DIVISION 2 EAST
DIVISION 2 NORTH
ADELAIDE
DIVISION 1 SOUTH
HAPPY VALLEY
DIVISION 2 WEST
PAYNEHAM HOLDFAST BAY
DIVISION 2 SOUTH
EDWARDSTOWN
DIVISION 1 EAST
PAYNEHAM
DIVISION 3 NORTH
MUNNO PARA RED
DIVISION 1 WEST
CLARENCE GARDENS
DIVISION 3 CENTRAL
HAWTHORN
DIVISION 2 NORTH
PARA HILLS RED
DIVISION 3 SOUTH
HAPPY VALLEY
DIVISION 2 SOUTH
REYNELLA RED
METROPOLITAN - THURSDAY PREMIER LEAGUE
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
DIVISION 1
PROSPECT-BROADVIEW
DIVISION 1 NORTH
SALISBURY
DIVISION 1 WEST
DIVISION 2 NORTH
GAWLER
DIVISION 1 SOUTH
HAPPY VALLEY
DIVISION 2 NE
SALISBURY
DIVISION 2 SOUTH
GRANGE
DIVISION 1 EAST
TRANMERE
DIVISION 2 SW
CHRISTIES BEACH
PREMIER LEAGUE
HOLDFAST BAY
METROPOLITAN - SATURDAY METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
DIVISION 1
ADELAIDE
DIVISION 1 NORTH
WALKERVILLE
DIVISION 3 EAST
DIVISION 2 NORTH
ROSEWATER
DIVISION 1 SOUTH
MARION
DIVISION 3 WEST
UNDERDALE AIRPORT
DIVISION 2 SOUTH
HAWTHORN
DIVISION 1 EAST
ADELAIDE
DIVISION 3 SW
EDWARDSTOWN
TRIPLES DIVISION 1
SEMAPHORE RED
DIVISION 1 WEST
LOCKLEYS
DIVISION 3 CENTRAL
MILLSWOOD
DIVISION 2 NORTH
PARA HILLS
DIVISION 4 NORTH
TRANMERE
DIVISION 2 SOUTH
MARION
DIVISION 4 SOUTH
REYNELLA RED
DIVISION 2 EAST
TOORAK BURNSIDE
DIVISION 4 EAST
TRANMERE WHITE
DIVISION 2 WEST
HINDMARSH
DIVISION 4 WEST
HOLDFAST BAY
DIVISION 3 NORTH
MUNNO PARA RED
DIVISION 4 NW
GRANGE
DIVISION 3 SOUTH
MORPHETT VALE
DIVISION 4 SW
EDWARDSTOWN
REGION 1
COUNTRY - WOMEN’S REGION 2
REGION 3
SOUTH EASTERN
NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA
NORTH WESTERN
DIVISION 1
PORT MACDONNELL
DIVISION 1
MOONTA RED
DIVISION 2
PENOLA
DIVISION 2
WALLAROO BLUE
DIVISION 3
LUCINDALE UPPER SOUTH EAST
DIVISION 1
BORDERTOWN RED
DIVISION 1
SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULA DIVISION 1
MINLATON
DIVISION 2
MINLATON
NURIOOTPA MID MURRAY
DIVISION 1
SWAN REACH GOLD
STREAKY BAY RED
SOUTHERN MALLEE DIVISION 1
EASTERN EYRE DIVISION 1
RIVERLAND
KIMBA
WHYALLA GOLF RED
REGION 6
WESTERN EYRE DIVISION 1
MELROSE GREEN SPENCER GULF
REGION 5
BAROSSA & LIGHT
BHAS BLUE FLINDERS
DIVISION 1 DIVISION 1
REGION 4 DIVISION 1
WALKERVILLE
LAMEROO HILLS
DIVISION 1
SOUTHERN EYRE
MOUNT BARKER WHITE LOWER MURRAY
DIVISION 1
BERRI
DIVISION 1
CUMMINS RED
DIVISION 1
MANNUM
DIVISION 2
RENMARK RSL
DIVISION 2
COFFIN BAY GREEN
DIVISION 2
MURRAY BRIDGE RSL
DIVISION 3
MOOROOK SILVER CITY
DIVISION 1
NORTH BROKEN HILL
REGION 7
REGION 8
GREAT SOUTHERN
HUTT & HILL RIVER
DIVISION 1
PORT ELLIOT RED
DIVISION 2
WILLUNGA
DIVISION 3
MYPONGA
DIVISION 1
DIVISION 1
KANGAROO ISLAND DIVISION 1
KINGSCOTE BLUE
REDHILL GOLD NORTHERN LIGHT AUBURN BLACK WOOROORA
DIVISION 1
OWEN
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CLUB MEMBERSHIP Club
Men F
Men AS
Men J/S
Women F
Adelaide
55
3
Adelaide High Old Scholars
13
1
Adelaide Oval
27
Aldinga Bay
29
Alford
20
17
Angaston
56
20
Ardrossan
63
Arno Bay
21
Arthurton
21
Ascot Park
1
Women AS
8
44
2
38
1
13
99
8
2
41
1
Auburn
26
1
16
1
BHAS
69
Balaklava
49
Barmera
60
Beachport
25
Beaumont
73
Berri
54
Birchmore
43
Blackwood
62
16
Blanchetown
10
10
Blyth
32
11
Booborowie
26
Booleroo Centre
29
36 2
4
Brinkworth
25
Broken Hill
32
Burra
33
Bute
33
24 3 83 2
54 122 1
1
18 31
8
36
1
62
9
131
2
8
1
16
1
27 3
22
8
7
26
18
Ceduna
55
35
Christies Beach
77
2
Clare
64
1
41
Clarence Gardens
69
1
36
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11
2
Caltowie
Men F
2
19
Cadell
Club
6 28
11
36
49
26
25 11
1
62
Cleve
256
15
145
42
1
39 1
Brighton
106
64
38
Bordertown
Clearview
1 2
20
1
A
42
1
Clarendon
Women J/S
14
1
1
31
2
88
35
1
128
23
4
Women F
Women AS
36 24
7 2 Men AS
Men J/S
48
Women J/S
A
CLUB MEMBERSHIP Coffin Bay
39
Coonalpyn
26
15
Cowell
23
Croydon
33
Crystal Brook
47
Cummins
61
Curramulka
28
Edithburgh RSL
31
Edwardstown
91
Elizabeth
72
2
1
3 20
3
5 2
16 4
20 42
3
22
32
20 9
Encounter Bay
108
40
ETSA
39
1
Eudunda
43
1
1
31
1
1
62
15
2
1
32 25
61 87 24
Frances
29
Freeling
39
Gawler
88
Georgetown
20
3
4
Geranium
24
1
10
Gladstone
35
1
11
Glenelg
62
3
10
7
116
Goolwa
114
20
67
13
200
Grange
87
7
39
5
85
Gulnare
13
Gumeracha
41
Hahndorf
44
Hallett
15
Hamley Bridge
36
Happy Valley
89
Hawker
13
Hawthorn
101
Henley
106
Hindmarsh
53
Holdfast Bay
100
Hope Valley
120
28
1
18
2
40
10
8
5 11 1
17 3 15
8
39
3
2
110
41
2
1
257
16 2
167
5
36
8
43
140
33
55
17
2
169
1
Jamestown
53
1
22
Jervois
52
1
20
Kadina
53
37
1
Men J/S
Women F
Women AS
1
9
Kalangadoo
1
20
Iron Knob
Club
48
Men F 25
Men AS
16
Women J/S
A
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CLUB MEMBERSHIP Kapunda
56
Karoonda
33
Keith
51
Kensington/Marryatville
21
2
14
1
1
36
1
1 2
22
96
21
4
35
2
77
Kimba
43
3
25
11
23
Kingscote
37
2
19
1
2
Kingston SE
40
16
77
4
31
Kirton
68
Koolunga
16
Lameroo
40
3
28
12
Langhorne Creek
46
1
13
24
Laura
34
2
16
Lenswood
37
4
7
Lobethal
57
Lock
16
Lockleys
102
Loxton
102
Loxton RSL
42
Lucindale
30
Lyndoch
50
Lyrup
23
McLaren Flat
27
1
McLaren Vale
74
2
Maitland
49
Mallala
40
Mannum
46
2
Marion
114
11
Marion RSL
29
1
12
19
Meadows
37
1
9
32
Melrose
32
Meningie
29
Milang
27
1
13
1
Millicent
89
9
44
3
132
1
48
Millswood
25
Minlaton
29
Minnipa
15
Mintaro
23
7
54 5
1
15 5
3
4
2
44
3
45
64 2
1
184
4
41
17 1
1
18
1
23
3
64
18
2
48 34
78
34
18
23
40
26
3
49
13
1
49 211
20 19 1
1
1
28
1
14
Men J/S
Women F
Women AS
Women J/S
A
68
21
1
276
4
Club
Men F
Men AS
Modbury
132
80
Monash
29
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1
12
8
6
CLUB MEMBERSHIP Moonta
89
Moorook
28
7
79
5
13
1
Morgan
18
1
1
14
Morphett Vale
90
5
2
35
Mount Barker
47
22
Mount Gambier
90
36
Mount Gambier RSL
122
Mount Pleasant
45
Mundoora
26
Mundulla
37
2 1
Munno Para
66
1
87
4
Murray Bridge RSL
35
1
13
2
1
17
1
42
25 12
Naracoorte
71
35 2
73
32
67
25
Oakbank
30
Orroroo
39
3
21
Owen
29
2
11
Padthaway
18
3
1
Para Hills
71
1
2
24
Parilla
26
1
2
144
2
24
2
Parndana
41
21
57
19
Payneham
113
1
2
57
Penfield
30
6
1
13
Penola
31 28
37 4
5
Paskeville
22
8
27
Novar Gardens
Peterborough
1
17 7
Nuriootpa
Pinnaroo
73
23
47 34
1
28 1
Murrayville & RSL
32
149 89
51
Myponga Naracoorte RSL
1
25
Murray Bridge
North Broken Hill
94
82
3 192 5
26 1
1
7
7 2
2
38
11
Poochera
7
Port Adelaide
55
1
16
Port Augusta
60
4
1
37
7
1
Men F
Men AS
Men J/S
Women F
Women AS
Women J/S
Club
18
Port Broughton
44
Port Elliot
102
1
56
Port Germein
28
10
A
20 60
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CLUB MEMBERSHIP Port Lincoln
63
Port MacDonnell
54
1
41 32
Port Neill
23
21 3
36
1
72 8
Port Noarlunga
80
Port Pirie
65
1
31
2
41
Port Victoria
34
1
26
Port Vincent
43
Port Wakefield
38
Prospect-Broadview
61
Quorn
37
Reade Park
38
1
6
Redhill
17
1
19
Renmark
47
32
Renmark RSL
47
27
Reynella
98
Riverton
30
Robe
43
3
Robertstown
26
2
18
Rosewater
65
1
15
40
Roxby Downs
21
7
36
Saddleworth
37
2
21
Salisbury
116
32
2
47
6
2
27
32
25 4 1
20
33
96
11
1
2
12
36
33
121
24
8
35 1
19 9
2
Semaphore
68
Snowtown
32
Somerton
115
Spalding
19
2
10
1
Stansbury
45
1
21
2
Strathalbyn
73
Streaky Bay
62
2 7
267
17 59
21
26
412
112
32
Sturt
44 14
10
Tailem Bend
41
20
Tanunda
50
3
23
Tarlee
23
3
12
1
Tintinara
30
15
1
2
Women F
Women AS
25
3
Men F
Men AS
Men J/S
Toorak Burnside
66
15
1
Tranmere
97
Trinity Gardens
34
3
19
55
2
24
208
84
53
Tumby Bay
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2
28
Swan Reach
Club
167
1
4
Women J/S
A 97 136
3
24 18
CLUB MEMBERSHIP Two Wells
45
Underdale Airport
53
16 1
12
Uraidla
45
Victor Harbor
119
Waikerie
64
28
Walkerville
67
25
124
Wallaroo
91
1
64
73
3
39
32
27
8
1
1
1
18
1
61
76
Wallaroo Mines
50
Warooka
45
Wasleys
24
2
5
Watervale
12
2
2
West Croydon & Kilkenny RSL
24
West Lakes
94
3
4
43
1
16
2
3 1
4
6
Whyalla
53
2
Whyalla Golf
46
5
Willunga
52
2
Wilmington
21
Wirrabara
19
Wirrulla
21
Woodside
44
Woodville
46
Wudinna
36
Yacka
17
Yankalilla
59
Yorketown
43
Zinc Broken Hill
30
2 4
23
264 54
29 1
89 1
16
81 1
12 2
1 10
1 2
1
28
81
23
14
2 31
73
31
48
21
Justices
3
Bowls Past Presidents Assoc.
1
Master Builders Assoc. of SA
1
Mixed Electric Light (MELBA)
1
Club Bowls SA Total
72
1 14
10837
561
174
7 4978
287
51
8557
Bowls SA Annual Report 2011-2012 | 33
MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY CATEGORY
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11 2011-12
Male Full
4076
3916
3904
3850
3935
Female Full
Metro 1536
1430
1364
1399
1437
Male Associate/Social
471
504
466
350
420
Female Associate/Social
158
174
173
113
151
42
39
36
56
41
Male Junior/Student
13
9
9
31
15
Administration Fee
Female Junior/Student
3337
4505
4716
5033
5440
Male GOTG
1867
746
-
-
-
Female GOTG Total - Metro
429
308
-
-
-
11,929
11,631
10,668
10,832
11,439
Country Male Full
7311
7312
7273
7237
6902
Female Full
3939
3948
3841
3710
3541
Male Associate/Social
161
152
120
126
141
Female Associate/Social
122
111
107
121
136
Male Junior/Student
165
152
150
125
133
24
27
29
32
36
Administration Fee
Female Junior/Student
3071
3204
4104
3908
3117
Male GOTG
1191
589
-
-
-
583
319
-
-
-
16,567
15,814
15,624
15,259
14,006
28,496
27,445
26,292
26,091
25,445
Female GOTG Total - Country TOTALS
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