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ANNUAL REPORT

2013 - 2014

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New South Wales LimitedOfficers and Advisers 2013 / 2014

PatronHer Excellency Prof Marie Bashir AC

Governor of New South Wales

Vice PatronsThe Premier of NSW

Mr Forbes Carlile MBEMr Clifford Harris OAM

Board of DirectorsPresident Patrick Troy

Director Janelle Barnett

Director Mark Payne

Director Suzanne Bergersen

Director Gloria Wiegmann

Director Lynn Elliott

Director Helen Deas

Director Graham Towle

Director Christopher Myers

Chief Executive Officer Mark Heathcote

R e p r e s e n t a t i v e sSelectors Lynn Elliott

Neil Rogers

Peter Reinhard

Delegate to Swimming Australia Ltd Patrick Troy

Delegates to NSW Olympic Council Graham Towle

Patrick Troy

Delegate to Aust Commonwealth Games Patrick Troy

Auditors Ernst & Young

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ContentsSwimming New South Wales Limited Objects of the Company.......................................... 5

Swimming New South Wales Board Members.......................................................................... 6

President’s Report.............................................................................................................................. 8

Message from the CEO...................................................................................................................... 10

Development Report.........................................................................................................................17

High Performance Committee Report..........................................................................................25

Audit & Risk Committee Report..................................................................................................... 27

Technical Open Water Committee Report.................................................................................. 29

Technical Swimming Committee Report.................................................................................... 31

Competition Committee Report................................................................................................... 33

Projects & Membership Committee Report.............................................................................. 35

Championship Summary.................................................................................................................. 37

Audited Financial Report................................................................................................................. 39

Swimming NSW Membership Report.......................................................................................... 68

Since the inception of New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association

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Honour Roll of Life Members

The Service Excellence Awards recognise outstanding service to the Company

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Service Excellence Awards


Swimming New South Wales Limited

Objects of the CompanyThe objects of the Company are to:

h affiliate and otherwise liaise with SAL or its successor or assign and such other bodies as may be desirable to achieve these Objects;

h conduct encourage, promote, advance, control and administer swimming activities in and throughout New South Wales;

h provide for the conduct, encouragement, promotion and administration of swimming activities through and by various Member Associations for the mutual and collective benefit of the Members;

h provide for the conduct, encouragement, promotion and administration of educational activities through and by various Member Associations and Associate Members for technical officials, coaches, athletes and learn to swim programs for the mutual and collective benefit of the Members;

h act in good faith and loyalty to ensure the maintenance and enhancement of the Company and swimming, its standards, quality and reputation for the collective and mutual benefit of the Members and swimming;

h at all times operate with and promote mutual trust and confidence between the Company and the Members in pursuit of these Objects;

h at all times to act on behalf of, in the interests of, and in conjunction, with the Members;

h promote the economic and sporting success, strength and stability of the Company, and each Member Association and to act interdependently with each Member Association in pursuit of these Objects;

h ensure compliance with the by-laws, policies and rules as amended from time to time of FINA, SAL and the Company;

h make New South Wales the leader in Australian swimming;

h apply the property and capacity of the Company towards the fulfillment and achievement of these Objects;

h use and protect the Intellectual Property;

h collect, distribute and publish information in connection with swimming;

h promote and control state meetings, competitions and championships and to the extent relevant, promote and assist in conducting national and international meetings, competitions and championships;

h strive for governmental, commercial and public recognition of the Company, the Member Associations and swimming;

h promulgate and secure uniformity in such rules as may be necessary or appropriate for the management and control of swimming and related activities in New South Wales;

h promote swimming as a spectator sport;

h through or in association with the Member Associations or other entities or of itself, promote the health and safety of all Individual Members;

h pursue through itself or others such commercial arrangements, including sponsorship and marketing opportunities as are appropriate, to further these Objects;

h formulate or adopt and implement appropriate policies, including in relation to member protection, equal opportunity, equity, drugs in sport, health, safety, junior and senior programs and such other matters as arise from time to time as issues to be addressed in swimming;

h represent the interest of its Members and of swimming generally in any appropriate forum;

h have regard to the public interest in its operation;

h do all this is reasonably necessary to enable these Objects to be achieved and to enable the Members to receive the benefits which these Objects are intended to achieve;

h encourage and promote performance-enhancing drug free competition; and

h undertake and or do all things or activities which are necessary, incidental or conducive to advance these Objects.


Patrick TroyPresident

Patrick is the current President and Life Member of Swimming NSW and past President and Life Member of Cumberland ASA (now Metro South West), Toongabbie Swimming Club and McCredie Park Aquatics. Previously Patrick was a Director of Swimming NSW for 14 years and has been involved with swimming for over 30 years.

Janelle BarnettDirector

Janelle has been a member of the Swimming NSW Technical Swimming Committee since 1997, Chairman since 2010; Hon. Secretary Sept, 2004-2007 and FINA Referee 2003-2010. Janelle was awarded Swimming Australia’s Technical Official Of The Year award in 2002, received the Swimming NSW Service Excellence Award in 2010 and has trained Technical Officials since 1987. Janelle is also a SAL qualified Presenter and Assessor and was a member of SNSW Sub-Committee for Competition Strategy Review, 2009.

Suzanne BergersenDirector

Suzanne is a Life Member of Jones ASC and Metro South East. Currently Suzanne is a Technical Official - Swimming NSW Referee Level 2 and is the Director TAFE NSW - Bradfield Senior College. Suzanne has held a number of positions with Swimming NSW Committees including Education, Open Water and the Technical Committees. Additionally Suzanne was President and member of the District Executive and holds a Masters of Educational Administration.

Lynn ElliottDirector

Lynn is the Head Coach, President and Life Member of the Sea Eagles Swimming Club. Being a Silver Licence ASCTA accredited Coach, Lynn is also a Director and Life Member of ascta NSW and Director and Vice President of ASCTA National.

Board of Directors


Board of DirectorsGraham TowleDirector

Graham is a Life Member of McCredie Park Aquatics and is a Technical Official. Graham has held several positions including a member of the Education Committee, Chairperson of the Open Water Technical Committee, Chairperson of the Audit and Risk Committee and Director on the Board of NSW Aquatics Management. Graham is also the liaison Director appointed to the Technical Swimming Committee and is one of the Delegates to the NSW Olympic Committee.

Mark PayneDirector

Mark is the President of the Hills Swimming Club, Chairperson of the Audit & Risk Committee and is a Technical Official. Mark holds a Bachelor of Economics, Bachelor of Laws, Master of Laws and Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment. Mark’s professional associations include Solicitor, Supreme Court of New South Wales, Fellow, Financial Services Institute of Australasia, and a Member, Australian Institute of Management.

Christopher MyersDirector

Chris is the President and Life Member of ascta NSW, Director of ASCTA National, Head Coach of Ascham School and is a Silver Licence ASCTA accredited coach. Chris has previously coached the Australian Open Water Team and the NSW State Team.

Gloria WiegmannDirector

Gloria is a Life Member of the Metro North West area and Galston Swim Club. In the past Gloria has held several positions with Swimming NSW including past Education Director, past Metropolitan Vice Presi-dent and Member of the Education and Competitions Committee. Previously Gloria was a club night referee, past President, Race Secretary, Treasurer and is currently a Metro North West Area Vice-President.

Helen DeasDirector

Helen is a member of the AKAC Swimming Club with two daughters swimming competitively. Helen is an experienced Senior Manger in the NSW Public Sector and has experience leading a broad range of boards, committees and project teams. Helen has completed the Board of Directors Course through the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is a member of Women on Boards.


It is with much satisfaction that I present my President’s Report for the 2013 – 2014 financial year. The past year saw some hurdles, which were beyond our control, placed in our path but with a lot of hard work and commitment from our CEO, all our staff members and Committees, Swimming New South Wales is in a much stronger position that it was 12 months ago.

The items which did impact us most were; h The loss of Swimming Australia’s

major sponsorship with EnergyAustralia. This had an unexpected and significant impact to our finances.

h The disastrous effects of the loss of the Swimming Australia’s membership data-base. We will probably never be able to quantify how much revenue this has cost Swimming NSW in lost memberships and the time spent working around the many inconveniences the loss caused. Hopefully all the problems will be rectified by the end of July this year..

In spite of the above and with some prudent housekeeping we have still been able to report a surplus of just over $44,000. Fiscally we are still in a strong and secure position but we will continue to strive to consolidate our financial outcomes to ensure that we have the necessary funds to properly support our future plans and aspirations.

We are fully aware of the difficult economic environment that a lot of our members are under and even though we have had to increase our registration fees by $2.00 for a swimming member on top of Swimming Australia’s increase of $1.00, your Board is committed to keeping the expenses related to being part of our sport to a minimum.

While direct financial support from the State Government falls way short of

what most other States receive from their respective Governments, Mark Heathcote did secure a substantial grant from the “Water Safety Black Spot Fund” whose key goal is to reduce the drowning rate amongst Indigenous Australians. Kerrie-Anne Anstis is now working full time on this project and achieving some outstanding results. Please make contact with Kerrie-Anne if you feel that you can help with this most important mission.

Swimming NSW has established a High Performance Committee whose main functions include;

h To maximise the SNSW medal count at all Australian Championships.

h To oversee the delivery of the SNSW Development Pathway.

h To oversee the delivery of the SNSW Coach Development Program.

h To ensure that the camps and tours which are conducted by SNSW create and support sustainable success.

Our performance at the 2014 Australian Open and Age Championships did fall short of our expectations in some areas but there were improvements in others.

To briefly summarise; h At the Australian Open Championships

we increased the number of Gold and other medals plus there was an overall increase in the number of swimmers making finals.

h We increased our total points in the States’ Point Score.

h At the Australian Age Champion- ships there was a slight decrease in the number of Gold Medals won but overall we won the same amount of medals as last year (increase in Silver).

h There was also an increase in total points in the States’ point score.

h There were twelve (12) swimmers selected on National Youth and Junior Teams. The most for many years.

In line with the Swimming Australia Strategic High Performance Plan our

relationship with the New South Wales Institute of Sport has undergone a substantial change as we will no longer be providing a direct cash contribution to it. In future SNSW will use the Institute’s knowledge and facilities on a needs basis which will best suit our athletes.

Our Country, Metropolitan and State Championships continue to grow and produce more outstanding swimmers. The rising standards of our younger, emerging athletes is an indication of the strengths that Swimming NSW possesses in this area.

Our Long Course Open Championships continues to be the standard for State conducted swim meets and again they attracted many of our Olympic Games Team members and elite swimmers from all other States as well as overseas visitors.

PresidentsReport

“Swimming NSW is in a much stronger

position than it was 12 months ago”


We are also extremely proud that at the last NSW Sports Federation Awards Night our 2013 Open Championships received the prestigious award of “Sporting Event of the Year”.

As part of our commitment to the welfare and safety of children we recommend that all volunteers (including Technical Officials) undertake the “Working with Children Check” during 2015. For sport volunteers the check will be phased in during 2015 and while there are some exceptions Swimming NSW policy is that all volunteers should undertake the check. Please refer to the Swimming NSW website for full details of the process.

Overall I believe that Swimming NSW had a very successful year but there is still a lot that can be done to ensure that our achievements during the past are built on and that we do indeed, become “the Premier Swimming State in Australia”. We can only do this with the combined efforts of all our Clubs and Areas and all the people who belong to them.

I would like to acknowledge the dedication, loyalty and enthusiasm that Mark Heathcote and all our staff give to Swimming NSW. The huge amount of hours they contribute to ensure that the Company is efficiently run and that our members’ concerns and problems are being solved is greatly appreciated. Their involvement that they all make to the success of SNSW cannot be measured.

I would also like to thank and acknowledge the contributions of; h My fellow Directors of the Company for the support and expertise that they provide to both Swimming NSW and me.

h All the Members of the various Standing Committees for the numerous hours that they liberally and willingly provide to Swimming NSW.

h The Technical Officials and volunteers for providing their time, experience and knowledge with the running of swim meets from Club to Australian Level.

h ascta NSW for its support of our teams and development programs.

h Swimming Australia and its staff for the assistance and support that they provide to SNSW through the year.

h The management and pool staff at SOPAC for their skills in ensuring that all our State Championships are successfully conducted.

h All the Areas and Clubs for their ongoing commitment to swimming which ensures that our sport continues to perform and flourish at all levels.

Pat TroyPresidentSwimming NSW

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I am pleased to present to you the 117th Annual Report of Swimming New South Wales Limited.

This booklet contains reports on the competition and developmental areas of the sport along with a summary submitted by each of the Chairpersons of the Board, Competitions, Technical Swimming, Projects & Membership, Technical Open Water Swimming, High Performance and Audit and Risk Committees.

It will also highlight our significant achievements and awards of the past year as well as the Company financial performance through a comprehensive audit report.

ACHIEVEMENTS

This year Swimming NSW has made excellent progress against its strategic objectives, but we have certainly faced some challenges as well. This was the second year of the new four-year Strategic Plan which outlines the direction Swimming NSW will undertake in guiding key decision making and allocation of resources against set objectives for the next quadrennium. The new plan provides a framework of both new initiatives as well as existing activities which the Company can continue to build on over the course of the plan. Despite the challenges we have faced this year, we believe we remain well placed to deliver on our vision of being the premier swimming state in Australia.

Early in the year, EnergyAustralia withdrew their sponsorship of the sport of swimming which was a key contributor to a number of key projects and development pathways for Swimming NSW and Swimming Australia’s stakeholders. Swimming Australia responded to this change and is focused on positioning the sport in such a way to attract new corporate support in the coming year. Fortunately, from a Swimming NSW point of view, the Company is in a strong financial position which has allowed us to deal with any loss in sponsorship income without greatly increasing costs or reducing the services we provide our members.

The delayed implementation of the APT system has also been a source of angst and frustration across the sport as a whole. We recognise above all else that our volunteers and parents have been affected the greatest by the delays and it is for this reason that Swimming NSW has devoted significant resources to assisting Swimming Australia with delivering the full system as soon as possible. We have been strong advocates on behalf of our members to Swimming Australia to ensure the implementation of the system remains the number one priority for the sport. Furthermore, I am pleased to report that at the time of writing, the Swimming Australia Board has also acknowledged the significance of the project and has assigned further resources to assist in its swift implementation with progress now being made on a daily basis.

Although we were unable to repeat last year’s achievement of recording another membership increase, we believe that this was primarily due to the issues with the membership system. Prior to the system closing down in November 2013, the Company was well ahead of the previous year’s membership numbers when compared to the same time in 2012. This achievement only encourages us to work particularly hard over the coming year to ensure that Swimming NSW recruits and retains its membership base for 2015. The Company recognises that our tireless volunteers at both Club and Area level will play a vital role if we are to achieve this and we will offer whatever support necessary through our Development Officer network. Our Development Officers play an important role in supporting our Clubs and Areas through the provision of various Development Days, attendance at school meets and having a presence in the local media to promote athlete achievements as well as the many benefits of joining a swimming club.

Message fromthe CEO

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Our Indigenous Participation programs have grown from strength to strength this year and we have greatly increased the number of learn to swim and water safety programs available to indigenous children and adults. We have been able to secure additional funding through the NSW Government which has allowed us to spread our programs further across the State and create an increased number of partnerships with Aquatic Centre’s in NSW. At any given point in time we have over 100 Indigenous Australians participating in learn to swim programs which is a great achievement for Swimming NSW and further emphasises the important role we play in water safety.

Our events continue to be the showcase for our sport and this year we experienced increased levels of participation in all of our events. We work diligently to ensure that our events remain current and are appropriate to the needs of our members and we also hope to continue to evolve our events to ensure that they provide the greatest level of customer satisfaction for our entrants. This year one of our flagship events, the NSW State Open Championships was recognised by the NSW Sports Federation as NSW Sporting Event of the Year, which was a fantastic result for the Company and also the staff and volunteers who worked so hard to make the event such a success.

This year we continued with the implementation of the ascta NSW and SNSW Coach Development Framework which provided a number of new and unique development opportunities for our coaches. Swimming NSW is committed to the success of this Framework in the coming years as it provides a consistent and well resourced career pathway at all levels for our NSW coaches. Coaches that are part of the program now have access to a yearly two-day development workshop, regular guest speakers who present on a wide variety of topics. This year we also had our first group of Coaches complete Tertiary education through the Framework which was a pleasing result for each of these Coaches.

NSW athletes continue to improve at both an Open & Age level achieving excellent results at both the National Open & Age Championships. We have increased our representation on all Swimming Australia teams and these athletes are now being selected from a variety of coaching programs across the State which indicates a greater degree of depth in our coaching ranks. We understand that there is still a lot of work to do in this area to remain competitive at both a National and International level and we expect that the introduction of the Coach Development Framework and Development Squad pathways will further drive success for NSW.

Swimming NSW has continued its support of Swimming NSW Aquatic Management and both organisations this year have concentrated their efforts on ensuring that our Clubs and Coaches have the water access they require to achieve their objectives. This has been difficult in the current environment but we expect that over time we will be able to achieve greater results in this important area.

As previously mentioned, our Development Officer network continues to work diligently to support the grass roots level of our sport. This year, in consultation with each of their Areas, our Development Officers ran numerous development activities such as assisting with the continued roll out of the Junior Excellence and Youth Performance Squad programs, supporting Clubs who wished to participate in the Swimming Australia Go Swim month and also conducting school and learn to swim visits. The Development Officers also delivered numerous Coaching Accreditation Courses and Team and Meet Manager Courses in addition to APT and Website training.

“Our events continue to be the showcase for our sport and this year we experienced

increased levels of participation in all of our events.”


We conducted a full review of the Area Development program this year in consultation with both Swimming Australia and our Areas. This review resulted in a more structured Development Program that will be implemented this year which we firmly believe will assist our swimmers at great roots level to recognise their full potential and achieve their goals. This program will also ensure that similar opportunities are being offered to our swimmers no matter where they are based in NSW. We believe that by achieving excellence in our Area Development Programs this will drive future success for NSW at both National and International levels.

Swimming NSW maintains its support to our large volunteer base through our Technical Swimming Committee. This committee has worked closely with the Area Technical Swimming Coordinators to again conduct a significant amount of training which has resulted in a further increase in the number of new Technical Official Accreditations being achieved throughout the year. A number of activities are planned for the year ahead to provide further support and recognition for our hard working officials and volunteers.

I would also like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the ongoing support of sponsors, Speedo, Courtyard by Marriott North Ryde, Office of Communities NSW – Sport & Recreation, and the Ministry for Police and Emergency Services. Without their generous support we would not be able to foster, control and develop the sport of swimming in NSW to deliver membership and development activities for the benefit of all of our members.

Swimming NSW has continued to capitalise on the changes we have made over the previous years, so as to ensure the continued improvement of our sport into the future. The Board and staff are well aware of the importance of continually evolving the administration of our sport to suit the modern day needs of our membership and this year we have aimed to achieve this through both increased and improved service to our members.

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

The Company recorded a profit for the financial year of $44,141 which was ahead of the original intended budget surplus of $22,795, which was a pleasing result for the Company.

The major reasons for the result are as follows:- h Increased Donations, Sponsorship and Government Grants of $57,000.

h Increased Swim Meet Revenue of $65,000 due to increased entries and attendances.

h Increased Interest received of $9,000 due to higher returns achieved on the Company’s investments.

h A saving of $11,000 on Depreciation expenses across the course of the year.

h A saving of $16,000 on Insurance Premiums due to the excellent brokerage offered by JLT Sport, who work tirelessly to ensure they get the best premiums for our sport.

This gave the Company an Operating deficit of $83,032 and this was offset by our Swim Trade and Speedo Swim Shop profits to the value of $127,173.

We did experience a significant decrease in membership registration income this year due to the registration system being offline for an extended period but the Board and staff have worked tirelessly to ensure that the impact of this was minimised and that we were still able to record a surplus for the year.

The Board remains conscious that to ensure the continued financial strength of the Company that we must endeavour to record a small budget surplus each year and it is for this reason that we have again budgeted for this outcome for 2014/15.


MEMBERSHIP

The membership figures as at year end indicate a decrease in membership of 6% or 1973 to 30,724.As noted previously, much of this decrease can be attributed to the registration system being offline for an extended period over the summer season. Now that the registration system is active, albeit in a reduced capacity, we have been able to capture some members who weren’t able to register during the last financial year.

Our number one priority is to assist Swimming Australia with getting the APT system fully operational so we are ready for the 2014/15 registration season, with the view to increasing our membership to at least a level above what we achieved during the 2012/13 year.

It is our goal to continue to support the grass roots aspects of the sport which will assist in maintaining participation levels across the State and also enable us to attract new people to our sport. We also expect that our increased focus on the servicing of members through new programs and incentives will help drive membership throughout the year.

CONGRATULATIONSTo the following persons on their involvement with the NSW Sports Federation Awards in December 2013:-

Maddison Elliott – Recipient – NSW Young Athlete of the Year with a Disability

Brant Best – Recipient – NSW Coach of the Year

Ian Lamb – Recipient – Distinguished Long Service

Swimming NSW State Open Championships- Recipient – NSW Event of the Year

James Magnussen – Finalist – NSW Athlete of the Year

Emma McKeon – Finalist – NSW Young Athlete of the Year

Jenny Whiteley – Finalist – NSW Masters Athlete of the Year

Matt Levy – Finalist – NSW Athlete of the Year with a Disability

The following clubs who achieved Platinum & Gold Standard in the Swimming Australia Go Club PB program:-

PLATINUM

Campbelltown Ginninderra

Lane Cove Mount Annan

Ryde-Carlile Willoughby

GOLDAquaBlitz Toongabbie Breakers

Knox Pymble Springwood


To the following NSW based swimmers, coaches and managers who were selected to represent Australia at the 2013 FINA World Championships:-

Swimmers:Matthew Abood – Sydney University

Jessica Ashwood – SOPAC

Jarrod Killey - Hunter

James Magnussen – SOPAC

Ami Matsuo - Carlile

David McKeon - Wests Illawarra Aquatic

Emma McKeon - Wests Illawarra Aquatic

Jarrod Poort – Wests Illawarra Aquatic

Kenneth To – Trinity Grammar

Daniel Tranter – SOPAC

Coaches and Managers:Brant Best

John Fowlie

Lynn Fowlie

Ron McKeon

Greg Towle

To the following NSW based swimmers and coaches who were selected to represent Australia at the 2013 IPC World Championships:-

Swimmers:Timothy Antalfy – Hunters Hill

Taylor Corry – Nelson Bay RSL

Richard Eliason – Ginninderra

Maddison Elliott – Novocastrian

Amanda Fowler – Hurstville Aquatic

Matthew Levy – Cranbrook Eastern Edge

Sean Russo - University of NSW

Tiegan Van Roosmalen – Mingara Aquatic


Coaches:Angelo Basalo

Tom Davis

Bashar Zidan

To the following recipients of Awards at the 2013 Swimmer of the Year Awards:-Robert Hurley - Short Course Swimmer of the Year

Campbelltown Swim Club – Club of the Year

Jessica Ashwood – Swimming Australia ALL STAR Team

Maddison Elliott – Swimming Australia ALL STAR Team

James Magnussen – Swimming Australia ALL STAR Team

David McKeon – Swimming Australia ALL STAR Team

Daniel Tranter – Swimming Australia ALL STAR Team

Tiegan Van Roosmalen – Swimming Australia ALL STAR Team

APPRECIATIONI would like to acknowledge the involvement of the following organisations and individuals for their support throughout the year:-

h Ross Coggan, General Manager of the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre and his staff for their co-operation and support of our activities.

h Charles Turner and the staff at the NSW Institute of Sport for their approach to the ever developing program partnerships.

h Mark Anderson and the staff at Swimming Australia for their ongoing assistance.

h Alan Marsh, CEO of Sydney Olympic Park Authority and Tony Houhlias, Executive Manager – Sport Development at Sydney Olympic Park Authority for their continuous advice and support on the continued development of the sport of swimming.

h The representatives of the Company Standing Committees.

h Union of Old Swimmers, for their continued support of developing athletes.

h To Pat Troy, for his support, guidance and leadership throughout the year.

h To all Board members for their leadership and support throughout the year, as well as Area representatives, Club representatives, Technical Officials, coaches, parents and athletes who have contributed at any level over the last 12 months I extend a sincere thank you for your continued involvement.


VALE h Henry ‘Jack’ Lang – Life Member of Swimming NSW

h Stephen Young – Woden Swimming Club

h John Saliba – Life Member of Metro South West

h Kerrie Ellis- Life Member of Maroubra Swimming Club

h Trevor McDonald - Bay & Basin Swimming Club

h Albert ‘Pud’ Williams – Life Member of Cootamundra Swimming Club

STAFFAgain this year, the staff structure has remained very stable, with only Belinda Fraser leaving us last year. This stability continually better positions the Company to deliver on key projects and activities throughout the year while providing a regular and high level of customer service to our members. This year we welcomed Paul Dobson (Development Officer - Mountains & Plains) and he is fitting well into the team.

I would also like to acknowledge the efforts of the Swimming NSW staff throughout the past year for their ongoing enthusiasm, support, innovation and dedication to the sport of swimming and our members. Without them, the Company would not be able to continue to positively react, respond and evolve to meet the daily challenges, goals and objectives of the sport of swimming we strive to achieve. Thank you once again for your friendships and encouragement throughout the year.

h Development Manager – Matt Adair

h Development Officer (Metropolitan) – Darren Howard

h Development Officer (Coast & Valley) – Jarrod Anthony

h Development Officer (North Coast) – Narelle Duggan

h Development Officer (New England & North West/Western) – Pam Weste

h Development Officer (South Eastern) – Pia Farmilo

h Development Officer (Mountains & Plains) – Paul Dobson

h Indigenous Participation Coordinator – Kerrie-Anne Anstis

h Events Manager – Cherry Smith

h Finance Manager – Michelle Boon

h Marketing & Communications Coordinator – Janine Walker

h Membership Administrator – Michelle Johnson

h Speedo Swim Shop Manager – Gail Rea

SUMMARYAs you will read in the following pages, the 2013/14 year has been another successful year for Swimming NSW and we look forward to continuing this great work in the coming years. We introduced many new initiatives this year as well as reviewing a number of existing Policies and Programs. The Company will continue to work diligently with our members at the forefront of our minds as meeting and exceeding their expectations will ensure our long term success.

Mark HeathcoteChief Executive OfficerSwimming NSW


AREA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMThe levels for the 2013 – 2014 Area Development Squads were:

AREA A B C D TOTALACT Swimming 15 20 25 70 130Coast & Valley 24 32 30 88 174North Coast 13 10 19 86 128Metro North East 27 14 40 68 149Metro North West 17 21 19 66 123Metro South East 12 48 48 82 190Metro South West 10 6 21 66 103Mountains & Plains 9 4 6 54 73South Eastern 4 11 17 73 105Southern Inland 0 12 14 50 76New England North West 0 8 10 28 46

A Squad: 12 – 18 year old National Age qualifiersB Squad: 13 – 18 year old State Age qualifiersC Squad: 9 – 12 year old State Age qualifiersD Squad: 9 – 16 years

JUNIOR SHARKS SQUADThe 2013 Junior Sharks squad participated in three development days throughout the year, which were again a success. The development days were hosted at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre and the Knox College Aquatic Centre at Wahroonga. Each of the development days included pool sessions and presentations from coaches on dryland conditioning, athlete development, time management and preparation for events such as State and National Age Championships. The athletes were lucky enough to gain an insight into competition at the elite level, thanks to presentations from some of New South Wales’ best coaches and athletes. Swimming NSW would like to thank all presenters for their time, thoughts and experience. A thank you must also be extended to the coaches who attended the development activities throughout the year.

Swimming NSW Development Report


2013 Junior Sharks Squad Members

Name Club Name ClubAlexander Bouris North Cronulla Aquatics Kira Hood North Cronulla AquaticsAmy Sokic Tuggeranong Vikings Lauren McDougall Sydney Swim PLCAndrew Newling Carlile Leon MacAlister Carlile Brodie Smith University Newcastle Lilli Harris Sydney Swim PLCChloe Jones Novocastrian Mariah Moshovis BreakersDavid Allen Canberra Matthew Galea BreakersEmma Rhall Epping Bullets Max Poulter San Souci Sea DevilsFinn O’Connor SOPAC Michaela Hazell HunterGeorgia Coen Campbelltown Nicholas Hards North Cronulla AquaticsHailey Blatchford North Cronulla Aquatics Nick Jennens CarlileHarrison Gellatly Novocastrian Rand Youssef BreakersJackson Ryan Novocastrian Rebekah Sefton The HillsJames Curll Carlile Se-Bom Lee SOPACJason Hartill YMCA Sydney Shaun Champion AbbotsleighJustin Kim SOPAC Sienna McDonald Castle Hill RSL DolphinsJustin Lee Macquarie Uni Sienna White BaysideKatherina Lee Macquarie Uni Tom Lockhart CarlileKeely Allsop The Dukes of Harbord Winona Lu Sydney Swim PLCKevin Zhang Knox Pymble Aquatics Zac Taylor University Newcastle

AGE DEVELOPMENT SQUADThe 2013 New South Wales Age Development squad took part in two development days at Knox Grammar Aquatic Centre and a competed at the SNSW Long Course qualifying meet in October. Athletes and coaches took part in education presentations at each of the Development days, including sport psychology, dryland conditioning, Nutrition at meets and the athlete pathway. The development days involved undertaking a series of aquatic tests which were compared throughout the development days to track athlete’s progression. Thanks goes out to all of the coaches that supported the development days and gave up their time.

Age Development Squad Members

Name Club Name ClubAdam Taiba Liverpool Callum Lowe-Griffiths WilloughbyAinslie Scott Willoughby Callum McKenzie SOPACAlessandra Colombini UNSW Cassidy Matterson KPDAlexandra Rees Novocastrian Christine Washer CarlileAlina Tape Mingara Aquatic Ciaran Loh YMCA Sydney SwimAmy van Dongan Ravenswood Clare O’Rourke Cherrybrook CarlileAndrew Catchpole Queanbeyan Leagues Claudia Frykberg YMCA Sydney SwimAndrew Hemsworth Knox Pymble Daniel Taiba LiverpoolAngelique Barrett Cranbrook Eastern Edge Darren Chien Ryde-CarlileBreana Gilroy Tuggeranong Vikings Dillan Pienaar Trinity GrammarBrittany Barnes Carlile Ebony Norris TelopeaBrooke Mindham Cherrybrook Carlile Eilish Salmon Trinity GrammarCaitlyn Richardson Sans Souci Sea Devils Elise Kench Cherrybrook CarlileCaleb Hansford Bankstown Sports Emily Racki SOPAC


Name Club Name Club

Emma Gillingham Tuggeranong Vikings Niamh Bourke West Illawarra AquaticErwan Le Pechoux YMCA Sydney Swim Nicholas Chang Barker AquaticGuthrie Cormac Sea’s the Limit Nicholas Duell-Ferguson KPDHailey Blatchford NC Aquatic Nina Baker Knox PymbleHarry Dai Trinity Grammar Oliver Moody NuSwimIsabella Marinelli Woden Olivia Adams RavenswoodJacqueline Schafer Willoughby Ollie Signorini Sea EaglesJarred Wright Ripples St Mary’s Peter Topalidis AuburnJayke Small Macquarie University Rachel Wood Woy WoyJoel Walker Trinity Grammar Rebecca Booth AbbotsleighKaea Bidois Galston Ryan Leonard HunterKaitlyn McCaw MLC Marlins Samuel Fitzgerald WilloughbyKate Diamond Liverpool Samuel Fowler Sans Souci Sea DevilsKaylie Ekinci Campbelltown Sarah McNevin CampbelltownKeeley Booth KPD Sari Dewi Bone Sydney Swim PLCKelsey Creswell Campbelltown Shannon Maloney Tuggeranong VikingsKiran Richardson KPD Sheridan Smith Sans Souci Sea DevilsKyron Israelsohn Lane Cove Shivani Eland CarlileLachlan Hansen Auburn Sienna McDonald Castle Hill RSL DolphinsLachlan Hile Willoughby Sienna White BaysideMaddison Dwyer Carss Park Siobahn O’Leary Bayside Matt Kelly Abbotsleigh Taha Dannoui SOPACMatthew Clifford Willoughby Tommaso De Battista Cherrybrook Carlile Mekayla Everingham Port Macquarie Vivian Zhu Sydney Swim PLCMichaela Campbell NC Aquatic William Yang Knox PymbleMichaela Hokin Atlantis Wonho Kim Auburn Nathan Meacham Ulladulla Nathan Zhu Breakers

MULTI-CLASS DEVELOPMENT SQUAD2013 saw 10 of New South Wales up and coming Multi Class swimmers take part in two development days held at SOPAC. The athletes were lucky to have Swimming Australia Multi Class Development Coach Peter Freney present as the Head Coach for the sessions. All of the athletes took lots from the two development days and a big thank you to Peter Freney for generously giving up his time.

Multi-Class Development Squad Members

Name Club Joshua Alford Tuggeranong Vikings SC Amy Cook SLC Aquadot Swim TeamPatricia De Vries Bomaderry SC IncGemma De Vries Bomaderry SC IncXiaoling Gribble Mingara Aquatic SCMatthew Hearne Wests Illawarra Aquatic SCCordell Isherwood Sea Eagles Swimming ClubJenna Jones Nepean Aquatic Centre SC IncRobert Stott Gosford Stingrays SCJacob Wilkie Revesby Workers SC

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STATE TEAMS SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPSThe 2013 State Team Short Course Championships was held at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra from 20th – 22nd September. Forty swimmers from New South Wales attended the meet along with nine coaches.

New South Wales athletes and coaches competed fiercely over the four sessions of competition, with the highlight being Rebecca Cross awarded the 13/14 years female swimmer of the meet award. While the Boys teams won both the 14-15 and 16-17 years age groups to take out the Male pointscore award for the meet.

Throughout the meet, athletes and coaches took part in educational presentations including Nutrition, IDIS (Illicit Drugs in Sport) and the expectations and behaviours required of an Australian swim team member.

New South Wales won the following awards presented at the conclusion of the meet -

13-14 years Swimmer of the meet: Rebecca Cross, NSW14-15 years Champion Male team: New South Wales16-17 years Champion Male team: New South WalesThe 2013 Champion Male Team: New South Wales

PointscoreQueensland 1,914New South Wales 1,861 Victoria 1,717.

TEAM MEMBERS

13/14 Years Girls 15/16 Years GirlsName Club Name Club Chloe Yoo SOPAC Sophie Taylor RydeRachel Wood Woy Woy Bonnie Zhang CanberraRebecca Cross Tuggeranong Vikings Meg Bailey HunterBreana Gilroy Tuggeranong Vikings Monique Rae Cranbrook Eastern EdgeDeborah To Sydney Swim PLC Emma Harris WodenOlivia Adams Ravenswood Lucy McJannett BaysideSheridan Smith San Souci Sea Devils Michaela Campbell NC AquaticEmma Gillingham Tuggeranong Vikings Emily Waddington RavenswoodSienna McDonald Castle Hill RSL Dolphins Abbey Harkin NovocastrianAngelique Barratt Cranbrook Eastern Edge Molly McNamara Ripples St Marys

14/15 Years Boys 16/17 Years BoysName Club Name Club Vincent Dai Cherrybrook Carlile Edward Marks MLC MarlinsNathan Robinson Auburn Hayden Hinds-Sydenham SOPACLiam Jenkins Corrimal Lachlan Hansen AuburnCallum Lowe-Griffiths Willoughby James Traiforos TrinityAlston Jeroff Katoomba Jake Baggaley TrinityLachlan Vane-Tempest Mingara Joachim Bardrum AuburnCaleb Hansford Bankstown Sports Peter Topalidis Cherrybrook CarlileBradley Woodward Mingara Jacob Hansford AtlantisMatthew Wilson Springwood Jayke Small RavenswoodJames Hanson Telopea Matthew Pender West Wallsend Indoor

Head Coach John BladonAssistant Coaches David Murphy, Michael Meade, Steve Meredith, Jenny Pilgrim, Greg McWhirter, Misha Payne, Frank Preston, Coleman WongHead Manager Neil RogersAssistant Managers Jen NoelPhysiotherapist Adam KableStaff Darren Howard


EMERGING ATHLETE PROGRAMIn 2013, the strong partnership between the NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS) and Swimming NSW continued in the form of the Emerging Talent Squad Program. Throughout the year NSWIS conducted a number of Emerging Talent Squad Camps for these swimmers with the highlight being the Emerging talent Squad camp held in Thredbo in December. The athletes were put through their paces by the demanding coaching staff, all were a credit to themselves and their home programs. Congratulations to all the swimmers that were selected for these squads.

Emerging Talent Squad OpenName Club Name ClubJordan White Cranbrook Eastern Edge Mitch Patterson Cranbrook Eastern EdgeLeah Bird Hunter James Stacey Lane Cove

Emerging Talent Squad - Age

Name Club Name ClubAbbey Harkin Novocastrian Jesse Goodyear Sans Souci Sea DevilsAlice Stuart Macquarie University Jesse King ForsterAlston Jeroff Katoomba RSL Joachim Bardrum AuburnAmelia Gould SOPAC Joshua Simat Trinity GrammarAngus Hannan Cherrybrook Carlile Kazimir Boskovic Sydney UniversityBonnie Zhang Canberra Lucas Anderson WilloughbyBradley Woodward Mingara Aquatic Lucy McJannett BaysideCallum Sherrington Carlile Maisie McFadyen YMCA SydneyCameron Tysoe Ginninderra Martha Spilioti Sans Souci Sea DevilsChloe Yoo SOPAC Matthew Pender West Wallsend IndoorEdward Marks MLC Matthew Wilson SpringwoodEmily Waddington Ravenswood Meg Bailey HunterEmily Washer Carlile Myles Bailey Woy WoyEmma Harris Woden Nathan Robinson Ripples St MarysEthan Dorrian Dapto Patrick Walsh GalstonGeoffrey Herkes Barker Aquatic Paul van Westing Knox PymbleHayden Hinds-Sydenham SOPAC Rebecca Cross Tuggeranong VikingsHayley Anschau Blacktown City Rhys Jones BaysideJacob Hansford Atlantis Samantha Abbott UNSWJacob Sansom West Wallsend Indoor Sophie Taylor Ryde CarlileJade Moody NuSwim Vincent Dai Cherrybrook CarlileJames Hanson Telopea Zoe Lysaght AbbotsleighJames Traiforos Trinity Grammar


NATIONAL TEAMS JUNIOR/YOUTH/INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION

2013 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM

AthletesDaniel Tranter (SOPAC), Matt Abood (SYDU), James Magnussen (SOPAC), Jessica Ashwood (SOPAC), Emma McKeon (West Illawarra Aquatic), David McKeon (West Illawarra Aquatic), Jarrod Poort (West Illawarra Aquatic), Jarrod Killey (Hunter), Kenneth To (Trinity Grammar), Ami Matsuo (Carlile)

CoachesBrant Best (SOPAC), Greg Towle, Ron McKeon (West Illawarra Aquatic)

PhysiotherapistCraig Boettcher

2013 BHP AQUATIC SUPER SERIES

AthletesDaniel Arnamnart (SOPAC), Jayden Hadler (SOPAC), James Magnussen (SOPAC), David McKeon (West Illawarra Aquatic), Daniel Tranter (SOPAC), Belinda Hocking (Albury)

CoachesBrant Best (SOPAC), Ron McKeon (West Illawarra Aquatic)

2013 WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES

AthletesAndrew Abood (Sydney University), Daniel Arnamnart (SOPAC), Keiran Qaium (Sydney University), Ben Treffers (Burley Griffin), Nicole Mee (Sydney University), Hayley White (Sydney University)

CoachesGrant Stoelwinder (Sydney University), Scott Talbot (Sydney University)

PhysiotherapistDavid Pugh

2013 AUSTRALIA A TEAM

AthletesRobert Hurley (Trinity Grammar), Laura Crockart (Ryde-Carlile)

PhysiotherapistBrett Doring

2013 AUSTRALIAN YOUTH OLYMPIC FESTIVAL

AthletesLiam Cuneen (Atlantis), Jesse King (Forster), Edward Marks (MLC Marlins), Jayke Rees (Carlile), James Traiforos (Trinity Grammar), Amelia Gould (SOPAC), Caitlyn Richardson (Sans Souci Sea Devils), Sophie Taylor (Ryde-Carlile)

CoachesAdam Kable (SOPAC)

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2013 FINA WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

AthletesJake Baggaley (Trinity Grammar), Tomas Elliott (Trinity Grammar), Ryan Hore (Woden Valley), Nick Robertson (Carlile), Georgia Miller (Carlile), Monique Rae (Cranbrook Eastern Edge)

CoachesMatthew Brown (Trinity Grammar)

PhysiologistErin McCleave (NSWIS)

2013 IPC WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

AthletesTim Antalfy (Hunters Hill), Richard Eliason (Ginninderra), Matthew Levy (Cranbrook Eastern Edge), Sean Russo (UNSW), Taylor Corry (Nelson Bay), Maddison Elliott (Novocastrian), Amanda Fowler (Hurstville), Teigan van Roosmalen (Mingara Aquatic)

CoachesAngelo Basalo (Cranbrook Eastern Edge), Tom Davis (Nelson Bay), Bashir Zidan (Hunters Hill)

Massage TherapistJacqui Gilbert

2013 MULTI CLASS AUSTRALIA A TEAM

AthletesAaron Rhind (Ginninderra), Reagan Wickens (SLC Aquadot), Sarah Rose (Sydney University), Sarah Hilt (Sydney University), Kara Leo (Nepean Aquatic)

CoachesCameron Gledhill (Ginninderra)

PhysiotherapistBrett Doring

SWIM WITH THE STARSThe 2014 NSW State Open Championships again saw an opportunity for any swimmer who received a JX Gold Star or Gold Cap to attend a Development Session under the guidance of NSWIS Coaches and Athletes the lucky swimmers were put through their paces. The swimmers not only heard from some of Australia’s best coaches but also current and future Australian Team members. The swimmers took part in a one hour fun swim session which included the use of underwater cameras, followed by an autograph and photo opportunity with the swimmers and coaches. Swimmers and their families were invited to stay and watch the finals of the 2013 NSW State Open Championships, featuring much of Australia’s top swimming talent.

GO CLUB PROGRAMThe Go Club program has once again continued in 2013, assisting and supporting clubs in the development and improvement of their operations. Swimming NSW delivered many Club and Area development activities during the period, including Meet and Team Manager courses, Go Club Forums, Website courses, registrations courses along with Club and Area development days. The Go Club PB Booklet was again well supported by clubs, assisting them in pinpointing areas of improvement in the club as well as rewarding clubs with financial assistance and equipment grants. Throughout the 2013-14 period Swimming NSW staff in conjunction with Clubs and Areas delivered over forty five development days, twenty five Go Club Forums and over twenty ‘Come & Try’ events with over 7000 attendees across the state.


JUNIOR EXCELLENCE AND YOUTH PERFORMANCE SQUADNew South Wales results again proved to be dominant in the Junior Excellence and Youth Performance Squad National participation programs. The Junior Excellence program awarded many New South Wales swimmers with Junior Excellence packs in recognition of their continued hard work and performance. While almost eight hundred New South Wales swimmers were awarded the Youth Performance Squad packs.

DISABILITY PLANNING COMMITTEEThe Disability Planning Committee has continued to work well, combining all of the NSW disability sport organisations to provide a high standard of support and competition opportunities to Multi Class swimmers. Four meets were held throughout the year, including the NSW Multi Class Championships held at SOPAC in October 2013, along with a development camp. New South Wales based Multi Class swimmers continue to excel at National and State Championship competition.

NSW COACH DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORKThe NSW Coach Development Framework continued to develop in 2013 and 2014, with an improved number of coaches taking part in program. The Framework includes a multi faceted approach to coach development including Coaching presentations, Weekend workshops, International, National and Area scholarships along with a Tertiary education program specifically aimed at our coaches in New South Wales.


Function of the CommitteeThe High Performance Committee is established under By Law 16. It supports the Board by reviewing and making recommendations to the Board in relation to:

The development of content and ideas towards the development and implementation of the Swimming NSW High Performance Plan including;

h Contribution and agreement on the overall vision of the HP Plan;

h Contribution and agreement on the Performance Drivers, Accountabilities and KPI’s for the HP Plan;

h Contribution and agreement on the agreed Strategies and Actions of the HP Plan;

The progress made on each of the High Performance Plan’s identified Strategies and Actions on a quarterly basis to ensure that:

h The actions listed for each strategy are being implemented

h Any actions that are not being implemented are identified and appropriate strategies for remediation are implemented;

h The strategies and actions remain relevant and in the plan as required;

The focus of the Committee is:

h To maximise the Swimming NSW medal outcomes at all Australian Championships (Open, Age, MC, OWS).

h To oversee the delivery of the SNSW Development Pathway and associated programs to ensure we produce and foster athletes who can produce high performance results for NSW and Australia

h To oversee the delivery of the SNSW Coach Development Framework and ensure education programs and support systems are in place for our coaches to enable our swimmers to deliver the best performance when it matters

h To ensure SNSW has the most effective structure, people, resources and relationships to develop, lead and execute the High Performance Plan

h To ensure the daily training environment and camps/ tours conducted by SNSW create and support sustainable success

h To ensure that we offer competition pathways and opportunities to build experience and knowledge in tactical, technical and mental components of elite performance to prepare athletes to achieve podium performances; and

h To use research and innovation to identify and gain competitive advantage through knowledge, research and innovation.

Members of the CommitteeThe Committee comprises;

h One director appointed by the Board to act as Committee Chairperson,

h SAL Director of High Performance or their representative

h One representative from the NSWIS (preferably a Coach with a high performance background)

h SAL High Performance Pathways Manager or their representative

h Two ascta NSW Coach representatives with a high performance background

h One Independent High Performance specialist

Work of the CommitteeThe main tasks undertaken by the Committee during 2013 – 2014 were as follows –

h Approval of the SNSW Development Squads

h Approval of the SNSW Coaching Development Director Position Description

h Provided input to the SNSW Competitions Committee in development of the Competition Calendar

h Approved the overall scope and strategy of the SNSW Development Squads

h Begun work on the SNSW High Performance Plan

High Performance

Committee Report

Lynn Elliott

Chairperson

High Performance Committee


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High Performance

Committee Report

Lynn Elliott

Chairperson

High Performance Committee

ConclusionThe Committee undertakes an important role in assisting the Board in providing High Performance direction and strategy, consistent with the National body’s approach. The members of the Committee are committed and diligent in their work and support of the committee.


Audit & Risk

Committee Report

Mark Payne

Chairperson

Audit & Risk Committee

The Audit and Risk Committee is responsible for providing advice on all financial reporting processing, outputs and accounting policies, provide advice regarding risk management processes, adequacy of the organisation’s system of internal controls, appointment removal and performance of the External Auditor and the protection of the entities assets.

Function of the Committee The Audit & Risk Committee has been established by the Board under Clause 30.1 of the Constitution of Swimming NSW. The charter of the Committee is set out in By-law 23. The principal functions of the Committee are to review and provide advice to the Board about –

h Financial reporting processes, outputs and application of accounting policies

h Risk management practices and the status of risk

h The adequacy of the organisation’s system of internal controls

h The appointment of the external auditor and the undertaking of the audit

h Business policies and practices

h Work health and safety policies and practices

h Protection of the organisation’s assets

Members of the Committee The Committee comprises 2 Directors appointed by the Board, up to 4 other persons appointed by the Board with appropriate financial and business sets, and the Chief Executive Officer.

Work of the Committee The main tasks undertaken by the Committee during 2013 – 2014 were as follows –

h Review of the monthly management accounts, and reporting to the Board about those accounts. The Committee uses a “dashboard’ style of reporting on the monthly management accounts to assist the Board in identifying the key issues for discussion. Pleasingly, the financial result for 2013-2014 will be ahead of budget and will be a surplus. The achievement of surpluses is important for ensuring the financial sustainability of the organisation.

h Overseeing the process for the audit of the 2013-2014 financial accounts.

h Overseeing the process of the preparation of the budget of the organisation for 2014-2015, and providing advice to the Board.

h Ongoing monitoring of the performance of the Speedo Shop at SOPAC, and providing advice to management about a new point of sale stock and accounting system. Pleasingly, the performance of the shop has improved significantly over the past 12 months.

h Receiving reports at each meeting about work health and safety and monitoring compliance with the Board’s work health and safety policies.

h Periodic review of the strategic risks and operational risks of the organisation, and the effectiveness of risk management policies and mitigation strategies.

h Review of Board policies, including conflicts of interest, delegations of authorities, emergency and evacuation, Board and staff gift policy, corporate gifts and hospitality policy, financial policies and procedures.

h Development of a new incident management strategy, to assist in ensuring that major incidents at SNSW events are effectively managed.

The Committee has an annual work plan to assist it in its work.

ConclusionThe Committee undertakes an important role in assisting the Board in its governance of the organisation. As ever, the members of the Committee have been committed and diligent in their work, and the Board is thankful for their continued willingness to serve the organisation in this important way.

Mark Heathcote and Michelle Boon have facilitated the work of the Committee in a diligent and professional manner, and the Committee is thankful for their service.



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Audit & Risk

Committee Report

Mark Payne

Chairperson

Audit & Risk Committee


Technical Open Water

Swimming Committee Report

Brian Hosford

Chairperson


Swimming Committee

2013-2014 was another constructive year for the Swimming New South Wales Technical Open Water Swimming (TOWS) Committee. Appreciation is extended to the Board of Swimming NSW for its ongoing support and encouragement of the TOWS Committee throughout the year. Special mention and thanks must go out to Pat Troy, Graham Towle and Bill Ford from the Committee and Matt Adair for their continued support and timely advice which was greatly appreciated.

Some of the major achievements for the year are:-

h Further revision and creation of information documents and checklists to assist organizers, competitors and Technical Officials involved with Open Water Swimming events.

h Ongoing development and inclusion of TOWS specific resources on the revamped Swimming NSW website, which contains excellent documents, checklists and information for Parents, Swimmers, Coaches, Clubs and Technical Officials.

h NSW Open Water Swimming Championships held in December, 2013 were again very successful with large numbers of competitors entering all events. A huge thank you must again be extended to the Technical Officials, who worked at the NSW Open Water Swimming Championships this year, without your dedication the Championships could not have gone ahead.

h The Swimming NSW Marathon Series has continued to grow with more events being offered for Open Water swimmers throughout the state.

h TOWS Committee members assisted some Clubs and Areas in the organisation and running of their particular events.

h All TOWS members continued to provide support and technical training to those officials attending Marathon Swimming Events for the first time.

h The TOWS Committee is continually looking at ways to improve the Open Water equipment and have purchased a new box trailer to transport our equipment from the container to the venue.

h The Open Water equipment owned by Swimming NSW, and looked after by the Equipment Officer Al Koh, has continued to be upgraded during the year.

h The SNSW TOWS Committee had representatives attend both the London Olympic Games (Bill Ford) and the Barcelona World Championships (Brian Hosford). I would like to congratulate both of them on their appointments.

The Technical Open Water Swimming Committee is responsible for examination of open water swimming, advise the Board on all matters relating to technical open water rules as issued by FINA, develop and implementation of programs for training, examination and accreditation of open water swimming technical officials, conduct assessments, prepare all training notes and roster open water swimming technical officials.

“The Swimming NSW Marathon

Series has continued to grow with

more events being offered for Open

Water swimmers throughout the

state.”



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h Following the Barcelona World Swimming Championships and the associated Congresses, Bill Ford was appointed as one of the two Oceania representatives to the FINA TOWS Committee. This is an extremely high honor and we are proud of Bill’s achievement.

I must take this opportunity to personally thank all of the members of the Technical Open Water Swimming Committee for their dedication and willingness to assist where there was a job to be done.

The Board support together with the continued support of all the staff of Swimming NSW has enabled the TOWS Committee to continue to promote and develop Open Water Swimming in New South Wales throughout the past year.


Swimming Committee Report

Brian Hosford

Chairperson


Swimming Committee


The Swimming Technical Committee takes pleasure in submitting its Annual Report covering the activities during the 2013/2014 year. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Graham Towle and Janelle Barnett, our Board of Directors Liaison Officers, for their work during the period.

Committee Members April – August 2013Janelle Barnett (Chairperson), Jann Fathers, Graeme Field, John Hart, Ken Jones, Faye Lewis, John Skene OAM, Graham Taylor, Graham Towle (Board Representative)

Committee Members September – March 2014Jann Fathers (Chairperson), Faye Lewis. John Williams, John Skene OAM, John Hart, Graham Taylor, Jose Jalvo, Graeme Field, Matt Neale, Janelle Barnett (Board Representative)

ActivitiesThe 2013 Annual Technical Officials Forum was held in July 2013 and was well attended. Topics presented included: Officiating at Open Water Meets; Career Paths for TOs and the Rules of Swimming. The response from the attendees was generally very positive, though discussion on the Rules went over time, necessitating the omission of the final planned presentation.

The Area Technical Swimming Coordinators Workshop was held 18 and 19 September 2013 with representatives from ACT, Coast and Valley, Metropolitan North West, Metropolitan South West, Mountains and Plains, North Coast, South Eastern and Southern Inland. A number of presentations were provided and well received with lots of suggestions and questions. An outcome for the Areas was development of a 2 year plan for technical officials. Many ideas were raised individually as well as valuable collaboration with other Areas.

Country Regional Meets in January 2014 were again attended by committee members. The Meets provided an opportunity for training, assessments, discussion of the new swimming rules, pool protocols and understanding the challenges faced by country areas.

Committee members attended SNSW Meets and Area Championships throughout December 2013 to March 2014. Again, assessments of Technical Officials were undertaken, as well as encouragement of new officials.

The Technical Officials Awards Dinner was rescheduled to coincide with the Annual Technical Officials Forum in July 2014. Hopefully more of our hard working technical officials will be able attend and enjoy the evening.

Development of a Technical Official Retention Strategy is progressing and has been presented to the Board for consideration.

It has again been a very busy year for all members of the committee as we continue to review existing rules, policies and procedures and train, assess and appoint technical officials to the various SNSW meets.

The following have been reviewed and/or updated: h SNSW “blue” book – Constitution, By Laws, Rules &

Appendices h Judge of Strokes Training Notes h Inspector of Turns Training Notes h Recorder’s Training Notes h Referee’s Training Notes and Level 2 Examination Paper h The Nominations and Appointments Policy h The Technical Officiating Assessment Policy

The SNSW Assessment Panel was also very busy this past season with many Referees and Starters being elevated to Level 2, and recommended for Level 3 status.

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The total number of competent Level 1 assessments held during the year was 467 being:

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Technical Swimming

Committee Report

Jann Fathers

Chairperson

Te c h n i c a l Sw i m m i n g

Committee



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J a n e l l e B a r n e t t C h a i r p e r s o n ( r e s i g n e d 2 7 / 0 7 / 2 0 1 3 )B o a r d R e p r e s e n t a t i v e ( a p p o i n t e d 2 7 / 0 7 / 1 3 )

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J a n n F a t h e r s C h a i r p e r s o n ( a p p o i n t e d 2 7 / 0 7 / 2 0 1 3 ) 1 7

K e n J o n e s 3 N / A

N o r m a n R o b e r t s 5 N / A

J o h n S k e n e O A M 5 7

J o h n H a r t 3 7

G r a h a m T a y l o r 4 6

F a y e L e w i s 5 5

G r a e m e F i e l d 3 6

M a t t N e a l e N / A 6

J o s e J a l v o N / A 7

J o h n W i l l i a m s N / A 7

G r a h a m T o w l e B o a r d R e p r e s e n t a t i v e ( r e s i g n e d 2 7 / 0 7 / 2 0 1 3 )

3 N / A

Presenter and Assessor courses were scheduled throughout the season, and unfortunately slowed during the year due to either a small number of participants or no participants.

The TSC thanks SNSW and SAL for continuing to support the SAL State Teams Age SC meet and Technical Officials Development Workshop in Canberra. The five officials and their mentor reported that this weekend was an excellent development opportunity.

The Officials Mentoring Program continues to be refined with reports indicating that Mentors and their Mentees are all benefitting from the support and exchange of knowledge that this program creates. Numbers involved are slowly increasing with the TSC encouraging all Technical Officials to join the program.

In closing, the Technical Swimming Committee would like to thank:

h the Technical Officials who continue to provide their time and expertise to assist at many State, National and International meets, as well as the various other meets held throughout the year,

h the volunteers that have been assisting us at SOPAC meets,

h the ATSC Coordinators and the members of their Committees whose demanding work ensures the successes of Swimming NSW Technical Officials,

h Cherry Smith, for her work as our secretary, and

h the SNSW CEO, Mark Heathcote and Board of Directors for their ongoing support.

Jann Fathers

Chairperson

Te c h n i c a l Sw i m m i n g

Committee

Technical Swimming

Committee Report


The Swimming NSW Competitions Committee continued their approach of the ongoing review of Swimming NSW competition events to ensure further development of the NSW event structure, in line with National events. The result has again seen a marked increase in participation across Swimming NSW Championships. The Competitions Committee has continued to review the qualifying standards at NSW Championship events. The increase in participation across events is a tribute to the continued hard work of the coaches and athletes, indicating that they are well-prepared for NSW Championship events.

The event structure of the NSW Championships has remained stable for the 2013-14 season. The NSW State Age Championships was a huge success, following on from last seasons record numbers, entries again increased, further demonstrating the tremendous job our coaches are doing preparing their swimmers for success at the key NSW Championship events. The high standard of the meet was again demonstrated, attracting a Japanese youth team and swimmers from interstate. With the State Age Championship program in line with the Australian Age Championship program ensures our swimmers are receiving the best possible preparation for the Australian Age Championships.

The Annual Point Score Banner was hotly contested by all NSW clubs. The Annual Point Score Banner is a prestigious award for clubs to compete for throughout the season, with the emphasis being placed upon all club swimmers to participate and gain points to contribute to their club’s overall tally.

The NSW State Open Championships was the highlight event during the past summer season and was an outstanding success, due to the timing of the Championships, as coaches and athletes were looking for high quality racing in the lead up to the Australian Open (Commonwealth Games) trials. As a result there was a large contingent of interstate and international swimmers competing at the championships. Our swimmers can only benefit from this standard of competition, having to race hard and fast to gain places in finals. For the first time International Paralympics Classification was held during the championships, further enhancing the meet.

As in previous years, Swimming NSW awarded prize money at the NSW State Open Championships to reward swimmers, coaches and clubs for their outstanding performances over the three days of competition.

The committee responded to the request of stakeholders in instituting the NSW National Prep Meet held in March, with the aim of providing swimmers with the opportunity to qualify for and prepare for the upcoming National Open and Age championships. The meet structure allowed both coaches and athletes great flexibility in their approach, which resulted in many successful performances.

The NSW Competitions Committee continues to develop a long term Calendar in consultation with Swimming Australia and ascta NSW to ensure there is a consistent and reliable Event Calendar in place and are looking at providing high quality competition on a regular basis across the season. The calendar allows coaches and athletes to effectively plan their training programs while targeting specific Championship events.

The Swimming New South Wales Competition Strategy is aimed at continuing the development of high quality events and the sport of swimming overall in New South Wales. While providing guidance and direction to clubs and areas along with a number of very useful resources available on the Swimming NSW website for club and area use.

As always, input from Swimming NSW members and coaches is vital to ensure the Committee is providing the best programs and competitions for all swimmers.

The Competition Committee is responsible for reviewing the competitive swimming programmes of Swimming NSW at the completion of each meet, provide recommendations for alterations, submit qualifying times for summer and winter seasons and preparation of programmes.

Competitions

Committee Report

Neil Rogers

Chairperson

Competitions Committee





A u g u s t 2 0 1 3 - M a y 2 0 1 4 ( 5 m e e t i n g s )

N e i l R o g e r s , C h a i r p e r s o n

3 5

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G r e g M o r r i s o n 2 2

L e o R e p e t i ( O p e n W a t e r R e p r e s e n t a t i v e )

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P e t e r R e i n h a r d 1 2

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G a v i n S t e w a r t a s c t a R e p r e s e n t a t i v e

3 3

“Swimming New South Wales

Competition Strategy is aimed at continuing the

development of high quality events and the sport

of swimming overall in New South Wales. ”

Competitions

Committee Report

Neil Rogers

Chairperson

Competitions Committee


This year the Projects and Membership Committee continued to deliver current and successful activities as well as developing new ideas and strategies.

A key focus this year was the formation of an Annual Plan for the Committee which grouped together all of the Committee’s various activities into one central document under the headings outlined in the Committee’s Charter document. This document was adopted by the Board of Directors and has allowed the Committee to clearly identify new opportunities so we can better assist Swimming NSW to achieve its long term objectives. The Committee is looking forward to presenting some of these new projects to the members in the coming months.

The annual Parent & Swimmer Seminar was held again this year with a number of keen swimmers and their parents attending the one day event at NSWIS. This activity continues to be an increasingly beneficial and constructive way for parents and swimmers to learn about themselves, each other and also the fundamentals of the sport of swimming. This year’s presentations included time management and dealing with pressure for swimmers, with Kenneth To, athlete sports psychology with Paul Penna, healthy eating with Chef Tony Crossin and time management for parents and social media skills with Olympian Angie Bainbridge OAM.

The Committee then delivered smaller scale Parent/Swimmer Breakfasts at the State Age, Metropolitan and County Championships. Various professionals presented on key topics related to progression in the sport, such as psychology and nutrition as well as dealing with external issues and pressures including drugs and alcohol.

The Committee would like to thank Swimming NSW staff member Janine Walker for her dedication and support throughout the year as well as Gloria Wiegmann and Helen Deas, Swimming NSW Directors, for their guidance and valuable insights which drove our annual plan.

Furthermore, the encouragement and leadership of the Swimming NSW Board, including President, Pat Troy, demonstrated to the committee that we have continually achieved the goals and again we thank them for their commitment. I would also like to personally thank each committee member; Paul Auglys, Marieke D’Cruz, Graham Taylor, Adam Kable, Jessica Heaslip and Peter Reinhard for their professional and passionate approach to their duties over the past year. I believe this consistency was a key factor in delivering a successful Projects and Membership committee in 2013-2014.

As noted above our focus of the year ahead will be to deliver on a number of projects outlined in our Annual Plan with view to providing additional activities for our existing members as well as driving new members to our sport. The Committee, as always welcomes new ideas and input to ensure that Swimming NSW strives to be the premier swimming state in Australia.

The Project and Memberships Committee develops and implements projects and strategies to enhance the sport of swimming and drive membership recruitment and retention, develop resources and strategies to assist clubs in the delivery of learn-to-swim programs and transition to swimming club member, arrange forums and seminars disseminating the latest information and liaise with Member Associations and school organisations to provide training and resources for the efficient operation of swimming meets.

Projects & Membership

Committee Report

Jacqui Gilbert

Chairperson

Projects & Memberships

Committee





A u g u s t 2 0 1 3 - M a r c h 2 0 1 4 ( 5 m e e t i n g s )

J a c q u i G i l b e r t , C h a i r p e r s o n

2 2

G r a h a m T a y l o r 1 5

A d a m K a b l e 1 5

J e s s i c a H e a s l i p 2 3

P e t e r R e i n h a r d 2 2

P a u l A u g l y s N / A 2

M a r i e k e D ’ C r u z N / A 1

G l o r i a W i e g m a n n , B o a r d R e p r e s e n t a t i v e ( r e s i g n e d 2 7 / 0 7 / 2 0 1 3 )

2 N / A

H e l e n D e a s , B o a r d R e p r e s e n t a t i v e ( a p p o i n t e d 2 7 / 0 7 / 2 0 1 3 )

N / A 5

Projects & Membership

Committee Report

Jacqui Gilbert

Chairperson

Projects & Memberships

Committee


Throughout 2013 - 2014 year Swimming NSW held over 30 Championships and Meets at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre.

Our events continue to be the showcase for our sport and this year we experienced increased levels of participation in all of our events.

During the year, Swimming NSW was awarded the NSW Sports Federations “Sporting Event of the Year” for the 2013 State Open Championships.

The Swimming NSW Competitions Committee continues to review the Meet Calendar for both the Summer and Winter seasons to ensure there is suitable competition for both age and open level athletes. The Committee also continues to monitor the effectiveness of the meet programs and qualifying times. It is pleasing to see increased participation levels each year despite the review of the qualifying times as this demonstrates that our coaches and swimmers are rising to the challenge and continuing to improve

There also continues to be a large number of State and Meet Records broken at each meet, which indicates the quality of swimming at our meets continues to be fast and competitive. Swimming NSW is constantly looking at ways that we can improve the meet experience for our partipants and stakeholders and each year we aim to introduce new aspects to ensure that our events remain the best in Australia.

Swimming NSW Championship Summary

“Swimming New South

Wales

was awarded the NSW

Sports Federation

“Sporting Event of the

Year”


Below is a snapshot of statistics from each meet:

SWIMMING NSW MEET TEAMS COMPETITORS ENTRIES

Winter Season 2013

State Open Short Course 82 600 1882

Metropolitan Short Course 71 1063 3859

Country Short Course 87 676 3197

State Age Short Course 119 1421 4705

Development 11 642 2613

Summer Season 2013/ 2014

Long Course Qualifying Meet 82 858 3725

Metropolitan 75 1099 3898

Open Water 70 340 389

Country Regional Inverell 28 165 1186

Country Regional Singleton 44 306 1647

Country Regional Ulladulla 50 361 2074

State Age 10 - 12 Years 134 1035 2508

State Age 13 - 18 Years 127 1193 4857

Country 91 927 3880

Speedo Sprint Finals 12 919 2264

State Open 144 964 3447

National Qualifying Meet 91 704 1904

TOTAL 1318 13273 48035


The table below depicts an historical snapshot of the 2013-2014 membership numbers by Area.

Area 2009 - 2010 2010 - 2011 2011- 2012 2012-2013 2013-2014

ACT 1439 1601 1612 1657 1460

Coast & Valley 4466 4690 4464 4099 4029

Metro North East 3132 2322 2229 2052 1840

Metro North West 3390 3285 3213 3355 3179

Metro South East 3064 3475 3469 3463 3304

Metro South West 2845 2848 2655 2566 2229

Mountains & Plains 2189 2245 2133 2416 2140

New England &

North West2444 2407 2350 2658 2515

North Coast 3068 2898 2395 2405 2301

South Eastern 2696 2815 2339 23 2288

Southern Inland 3963 3693 3875 3657 3291

Western 2140 1919 1854 2013 2148

Total 34836 34198 32589 32735 30724

Swimming NSW Membership Report


This graph shows the membership statistics from a year-by-year over the past 5 membership periods.

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Area 2013 -2014 Area 2013 -2014

ACT 1460 Mountains & Plains 2140

Coast & Valley 4029 New England & North West 2515

Metro North East 1840 North Coast 2301

Metro North West 3179 South Eastern 2288

Metro South East 3304 Southern Inland 3291

Metro South West 2229 Western 2148

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The table below displays the gender membership comparison from 2008-2014.

Gender 2009 - 2010 2010 - 2011 2011- 2012 2012 - 2013 2013 - 2014

Male 15369 15068 14091 14219 13314

Female 19496 19182 18497 18516 17410

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The table below shows the member demographics by age grouping for the 2013-2014 membership season.

Membership Distribution by Age 2013 - 2014

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Male 13314 43%

Female 17410 57%



The table below shows the member demographics by age grouping for the 2013-2014 membership season.

Membership Distribution by Age 2013 - 2014

Age As age 31 March 2014 Age As age 31 March 2014

0 - 4 years 391 31 - 35 years 496

5 - 8 years 5109 36 - 40 years 1364

9 - 12 years 10695 41 - 50 years 4222

13 - 16 years 4856 51 - 60 years 1389

17 - 20 years 875 61 - 70 years 521

21 - 24 years 208 71 - 80 years 270

25 - 30 years 220 81 - 90 years 108

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The table below shows the member demographics by age and gender grouping for the 2013-2014 membership season.

Membership Distribution by Age and Gender 2013 - 2014

Age Female Male Age Female14 Male

0 - 4 years 215 176 31 - 35 years 386 110

5 - 8 years 2732 2377 36 - 40 years 1056 308

9 - 12 years 5782 4913 41 - 50 years 2842 1380

13 - 16 years 2625 2231 51 - 60 years 700 689

17 - 20 years 420 455 61 - 70 years 250 271

21 - 24 years 92 116 71 - 80 years 129 141

25 - 30 years 135 85 81 - 90 years 46 62

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The table below shows the member demographics by age and year grouping for the 2013-2014 membership season.

Membership Distribution by Age and Year 2013 - 2014

Age As at 31 March 2010

As at 31 March 2011

As at 31 March 2012

As at 31 March 2013

As at 31 March 2014

0 - 4 years 465 414 481 465 391

5 - 8 years 6283 5886 5553 5538 5109

9 - 12 years 12694 12476 11509 11499 10695

13 - 16 years 5391 5309 5228 5092 4856

17 - 20 years 978 931 918 943 875

21 - 24 years 235 239 201 200 208

25 - 30 years 275 281 261 251 220

31 - 35 years 524 531 516 505 496

36 - 40 years 1793 1670 1543 1549 1364

41 - 50 years 4376 4320 4193 4359 4222

51 - 60 years 1181 1267 1276 1400 1389

61 - 70 years 413 507 520 536 521

71 - 80 years 171 240 253 279 270

81 - 90 years 86 179 136 119 108

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The following pages represent each swimming club in their designated Area with membership figures from 2010 - 2014.

2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014

SW NS LM TOTAL % CHANGE

ACT

BRAIDWOOD 24 41 43 51 11 0 62 44.2

BURLEY GRIFFIN 137 159 163 101 60 3 164 0.6

CANBERRA 199 225 299 113 94 1 208 -30.4

CROOKWELL 107 104 77 61 10 0 71 -7.8

CRUIZ SWIM 90 93 102 78 67 3 148 45.1

DICKSON 101 129 115 0 53 1 54 -53.0

GINNINDERRA 126 135 108 70 42 7 119 10.2

GOULBURN 75 98 117 58 41 7 106 -9.4

QT 0 0 0 63 2 0 65 100.0

QUEANBEYAN LEAGUES 205 128 111 28 38 10 76 -31.5

TELOPEA 90 48 66 7 36 16 59 -10.6

TUGGERANONG VIKINGS 243 286 307 150 99 8 257 -16.3

WODEN VALLEY 204 166 149 45 24 2 71 -52.3

1601 1612 1657 825 577 58 1460 -11.9

COAST & VALLEY

BERESFIELD 133 144 129 83 14 5 102 -20.9

BOOLAROO SPEERS POINT 205 181 104 4 10 13 27 -74.0

BRANXTON GRETA 93 98 90 76 2 0 78 -13.3

CENTRAL NEWCASTLE 166 183 164 104 37 15 156 -4-9

Key: SW - Swimmer, NS - Non-swimmer, LM - Life Member



2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


COAST & VALLEY CONT

CESSNOCK 103 148 125 152 0 0 152 21.6

CHARLESTOWN 96 109 122 116 11 11 138 13.1

CLARENCETOWN COMETS 106 62 32 26 9 0 35 9.4

COALFIELDS UNITED 118 190 72 37 19 0 56 -22.2

DUNGOG 72 67 31 0 0 0 0 -100.0

EAST MAITLAND OLYMPIC 288 241 230 234 5 2 241 4.8

GOSFORD RSL YOUTH 25 4 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

GOSFORD STINGRAYS 82 78 70 36 24 9 69 -1.4

HUNTER 156 174 191 143 23 7 173 -9.4

HUNTER VALLEY ALL STARS 0 0 57 56 10 0 66 15.8

JAMIES 66 71 60 39 24 0 63 5.0

KINCUMBER PACIFIC DOLPHINS 396 396 419 227 160 3 390 -6.9

KINGSWIM 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

KURRI KURRI 78 57 50 29 5 2 36 -28.0

LOWER HUNTER AQUANAUTS 31 0 33 0 0 0 0 -100.0

MACQUARIE SHORES 43 49 63 55 13 1 69 9.5

MAITLAND 200 181 162 143 13 7 163 0.6

MINGARA AQUATIC 216 190 158 118 62 9 189 19.6

MORISSET METEORS 30 41 50 47 5 0 52 4.0

NELSON BAY RSL 59 41 31 49 6 3 58 87.1

NEWCASTLE PREMIERS 57 84 64 75 16 1 92 43.8

NOVOCASTRIAN 159 134 103 96 12 3 111 7.8

NU SWIM 116 137 171 108 73 0 181 5.8

RAYMOND TERRACE 94 107 130 84 48 0 132 1.5

SINGLETON 91 138 99 91 13 0 104 5.1

STOCKTON 138 134 92 101 3 9 113 22.8



2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


COAST & VALLEY CONT

SWANSEA SHARKS 134 122 113 79 7 0 86 -23.9

SWIMFIRST 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TEA GARDENS HAWKS NEST 0 0 28 19 0 0 19 -32.1

THE ENTRANCE 96 89 98 69 16 11 96 -2.0

TILLIGERRY STINGRAYS 79 23 49 58 24 0 82 67.3

TITANS 77 73 84 54 38 2 94 11.9

TOUKLEY 112 87 82 55 12 10 77 -6.1

VALENTINE TORPEDOES 100 62 75 42 15 0 57 -24.0

WALLSEND WARRIORS 125 100 143 164 6 2 172 20.3

WEST WALLSEND INDOOR 88 76 55 46 11 3 60 9.1

WESTLAKES 67 29 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

WOY WOY 145 122 107 56 39 14 109 1.9

WYEE POINT 37 39 38 9 0 0 9 -76.3

WYONG 89 88 73 63 3 1 67 -8.2

Y VALLEY 87 84 52 46 9 0 55 5.8

4690 4464 4099 3089 797 143 4029 -1.7

METRO NORTH EAST

ABBOTSLEIGH 99 108 77 79 15 0 94 22.1

AVALON BILGOLA 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

BALMORAL SWIMMERS 0 0 25 26 0 1 27 8.0

BUSH SCHOOL LEARN TO SWIM 287 355 287 0 259 3 262 -8.7

CARLILE 261 249 239 145 82 12 239 0.0

COLLAROY 29 25 25 0 0 25 25 0.0

COLLAROY WOMENS & ASSOCIATES 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

EZYSWIM 0 22 12 4 4 0 8 -33.3



2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


METRO NORTH EAST CONT

FRESHWATER 20 4 8 0 0 3 3 -62.5

HUNTERS HILL 46 38 34 10 11 0 21 -38.2

IGNITE 0 9 21 28 12 0 40 90.5

KNOX PYMBLE 201 263 283 221 55 6 282 -0.4

KU-RING-GAI 275 252 197 128 8 11 147 -25.4

LANE COVE 276 304 298 262 28 17 307 3.0

MANLY JETZ 16 6 2 0 0 0 0 -100.0

MANLY LADIES & ASSOCIATES 52 18 8 0 0 0 0 -100.0

NORTH SYDNEY 90 96 106 90 16 2 108 1.9

NORTHBRIDGE 152 19 3 0 0 2 2 -33.3

QUEENSCLIFF 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

RAVENSWOOD 66 68 88 51 14 0 65 -26.1

SEA EAGLES 36 34 21 11 1 5 17 -19.0

TERREY HILLS 45 57 27 1 1 0 2 -92.6

THE SPIT 104 108 104 11 0 2 13 -87.5

WARRINGAH AQUATIC 60 29 28 22 7 7 36 28.6

WILLOUGHBY 175 165 159 81 55 6 142 -10.7

METRO NORTH WEST 2322 2229 2052 1170 568 102 1840 -10.3

AQUABURN 85 93 70 37 11 0 48 -31.4

AUBURN 64 81 67 29 25 7 61 -9.0

BARKER AQUATICS 400 371 391 206 152 0 358 -8.4

BLUEFINS SWIM TEAM 14 28 34 25 1 0 26 -23.5

CARRINGTON INDOOR AQUATIC 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

CASTLE HILL RSL DOLPHINS 208 209 226 145 35 17 197 -12.8

CHERRYBROOK CARLILE 268 285 271 163 112 0 275 1.5



2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


METRO NORTH WEST CONT

EASTWOOD-EPPING 39 10 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

EPPING BULLETS 70 84 61 40 24 2 66 8.2

FITNESS EDGE 65 89 69 28 16 0 44 -36.2

GALSTON 135 137 144 76 40 5 121 -16.0

HAWKESBURY 17 37 56 44 2 0 46 -17.9

HORNSBY 80 89 54 0 0 2 2 -96.3

MACQUARIE 75 78 57 0 0 0 0 -100.0

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY 68 73 86 61 19 1 81 -5.8

PARRAMATTA CITY 308 294 327 93 285 12 390 19.3

PARRAMATTA MEMORIAL 226 188 191 72 87 9 168 -12.0

RIVERSTONE 34 34 30 9 1 1 11 -63.3

RIVERSTONE DOLPHINS RSL YOUTH 12 2 12 0 0 7 7 -41.7

RYDE CARLILE 410 390 467 228 237 18 483 3.4

SOPAC 219 203 254 149 119 1 269 5.9

SWIMWEST 122 126 97 72 42 3 117 20.6

THE HILLS 237 218 260 188 90 11 289 11.2

UNCLE JACK’S 16 6 8 0 0 0 0 -100.0

WINDSOR 113 87 123 81 33 6 120 -2.4

3285 3213 3355 1746 1331 102 3179 -5.2

METRO SOUTH EAST

AKAC 0 13 50 15 18 0 33 -34.00

ASCHAM AQUATICS 43 42 23 24 2 0 26 13.04

ASHFIELD 96 102 97 44 4 8 56 -42.27

BALMAIN 58 55 45 40 1 7 48 6.67

BAYSIDE 146 124 110 74 16 0 90 -18.18



2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


METRO SOUTH EAST CONT

BONDI 6 74 71 46 2 4 52 -26.76

BREAKERS 10 32 78 50 44 0 94 20.51

BSC ROCKDALE 33 39 35 5 1 14 20 -42.86

CARSS PARK 60 33 62 46 12 0 58 -6.45

CITY OF SYDNEY 74 104 194 139 59 0 198 2.06

COOK & PHILLIP 0 17 11 15 5 0 20 81.82

CRANBROOK EASTERN EDGE 133 114 80 50 9 0 59 -26.25

CRONULLA 144 171 137 106 2 1 109 -20.44

DRUMMOYNE 180 125 123 105 6 5 116 -5.69

ENFIELD 60 73 64 38 13 0 51 -20.31

ENGADINE 94 98 41 22 19 0 41 0.00

GYMEA BAY 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

HURSTVILLE AQUATIC 89 85 104 65 20 4 89 -14.42

JONES 68 72 53 40 8 3 51 -3.77

JONES TEMPE TORPEDOES 0 0 45 54 13 0 67 48.89

KOZY 0 0 0 25 28 0 53 0.00

KRB AQUATICS 0 0 10 0 1 0 1 -90.00

LEICHHARDT 137 157 179 153 16 5 174 -2.79

LITTLE SHARKS 21 12 2 0 0 0 0 -100.00

MACCABI 7 32 29 33 0 3 36 24.14

MAROUBRA 129 119 110 93 15 18 126 14.55

MENAI 61 61 40 37 3 1 41 2.50

MLC MARLINS 187 159 132 75 55 0 130 -1.52

NC AQUATIC 115 102 177 104 35 0 139 -21.47

NORTH RAMSGATE 30 17 31 20 0 10 30 -3.23



2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


METRO SOUTH EAST CONT

OATLEY 106 125 6 0 0 0 0 -100.0

PEAKHURST 109 98 100 64 10 24 98 -2.00

RANDWICK & COOGEE 136 115 124 94 5 15 114 -8.06

ROSELANDS 85 79 79 32 25 8 65 -17.72

SANS SOUCI SEA DEVILS 88 108 91 77 16 6 99 8.79

SEA’S THE LIMIT 117 83 94 66 8 0 74 -21.28

SHIRE SHARKS 24 19 24 18 2 0 20 -16.67

SLADEM 53 39 50 34 23 8 65 30.00

SLC AQUADOT 183 168 132 122 14 4 140 6.06

SOUTH SYDNEY 25 0 2 0 0 0 0 -100.0

SUTHERLAND WARATAH 0 26 9 0 0 5 5 -44.44

SWIM STARS 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

SYDNEY SWIM PLC 73 81 120 74 44 0 118 -1.67

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY 180 176 156 110 67 0 177 13.46

TIVOLI 86 98 134 110 5 0 115 -14.18

TRINITY GRAMMAR 98 98 100 76 21 0 97 -3.00

UNCLE JACKS 0 0 0 7 1 1 9 100.00

UNIVERSITY OF NSW 120 122 109 85 13 2 100 -8.26

3475 3469 3463 2487 661 156 3304 -4.6

METRO SOUTH WEST

AQUABLITZ TOONGABBIE 131 146 139 108 60 3 171 23.0

AQUAFORCE 0 0 64 33 19 0 52 -18.8

ATLANTIS 121 83 68 60 35 0 95 39.7

BANKSTOWN SPORTS 170 91 37 9 2 13 24 -35.1

BLACKTOWN CITY 192 175 171 61 47 10 118 -31.0



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METRO SOUTH WEST CONT

CAMDEN 29 59 69 86 6 7 99 43.5

CAMPBELLTOWN 158 159 168 102 42 5 149 -11.3

DIVE IN PENRITH 0 100 118 59 50 0 109 -7.6

HOLSWORTHY HAMMERHEADS 46 51 44 22 6 0 28 -36.4

INSWIM 126 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

LIVERPOOL 116 191 171 96 31 12 139 -18.7

MACARTHUR INDOOR 20 17 4 0 0 0 0 -100.0

MACQUARIE FIELDS 128 96 128 68 17 13 98 -23.4

MCCREDIE PARK AQUATICS 51 53 82 37 7 7 51 -37.8

MERRYLANDS 143 141 128 93 23 11 127 -0.8

MOUNT ANNAN 130 133 123 107 19 0 126 2.4

MOUNT PRITCHARD (MOUNTIES) 149 97 55 32 24 1 57 3.6

NARELLAN 113 107 99 53 9 0 62 -37.4

NEPEAN AQUATIC CENTRE 149 211 194 86 62 5 153 -21.1

PENRITH 142 138 96 43 60 7 110 14.6

PENRITH RSL YOUTH 84 26 39 33 0 0 33 -15.4

PICTON 82 93 94 79 7 2 88 -6.4

PRAIRIEWOOD 67 39 29 25 8 0 33 13.8

REVESBY WORKERS 87 101 94 71 19 6 96 2.1

RIPPLES ST MARYS 184 163 135 75 21 22 118 -12.6

ROYAL AQUATIC 0 0 77 3 7 0 10 -87.0

SHAW SPARTANS 76 49 14 0 0 0 0 -100.0

SWIM CLUB EMERTON 38 37 45 21 17 0 38 -15.6

SWIMFIT MACARTHUR 33 31 9 0 0 0 0 -100.0

WENDEN 35 56 60 28 7 10 45 -25.0

WEST DOLPHINS 12 12 12 0 0 0 0 -100.0



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METRO SOUTH WEST CONT

WIZARDS 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

2848 2655 2566 1490 605 134 2229 -13.1

MOUNTAINS & PLAINS

BATHURST CITY 135 112 136 92 32 3 127 -6.6

BLAYNEY 17 21 38 50 10 0 60 57.9

CANOWINDRA 104 110 102 85 4 0 89 -12.7

CITY OF ORANGE 144 115 193 112 6 8 126 -34.7

CONDOBOLIN 154 166 160 111 11 0 122 -23.8

COWRA 167 172 164 108 15 4 127 -22.6

CUDAL 34 38 59 60 8 1 69 16.9

CUMNOCK 30 26 0 2 0 0 2 100.0

EUGOWRA 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

FORBES 161 141 148 128 15 8 151 2.0

GLENBROOK 144 125 145 123 14 6 143 -1.4

GRENFELL 118 129 145 128 8 5 141 -2.8

JETS 66 89 105 85 8 0 93 -11.4

KANDOS RYLSTONE 48 19 33 36 4 0 40 21.2

KATOOMBA RSL 92 75 68 35 18 6 59 -13.2

KINROSS WOLAROI 37 34 83 73 5 1 79 -4.8

LAKE CARGELLIGO 0 30 56 40 6 0 46 -17.9

LAWSON 80 61 51 43 4 2 49 -3.9

LITHGOW 140 130 151 48 84 2 134 -11.3

MANILDRA 44 51 55 44 3 0 47 -14.5

MOLONG 53 35 25 15 4 0 19 -24.0

ORANGE EX-SERVICES JR POLAR BEARS 112 75 46 1 1 2 4 -91.3



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MOUNTAIN & PLAINS CONT

PARKES 125 163 162 147 21 2 170 4.9

PEAK HILL 38 33 35 22 2 0 24 -31.4

SPRINGWOOD 112 91 147 66 50 5 121 -17.7

TRUNDLE 44 47 60 26 13 0 39 -35.0

TULLAMORE 44 45 49 48 11 0 59 20.4

2245 2133 2416 1728 357 55 2140 -11.4

NEW ENGLAND & NORTH WEST

ARMIDALE 74 67 46 34 5 1 40 -13.0

ARMIDALE ALLIGATORS 107 99 105 54 45 0 99 -5.7

ASHFORD 35 20 0 17 6 0 23 100.0

BARRABA 74 49 47 15 33 0 48 2.1

BINGARA 3 6 73 50 31 0 81 11.0

BOGGABRI 6 23 39 17 5 1 23 -41.0

DENMAN 103 85 115 100 10 1 111 -3.5

EMMAVILLE DEEPWATER 37 34 29 24 15 0 39 34.5

GLEN INNES 91 140 133 110 49 3 162 21.8

GUNNEDAH 433 454 458 90 328 10 428 -6.6

GUYRA 39 61 46 25 1 0 26 -43.5

INVERELL 75 85 96 58 26 8 92 -4.2

KOOTINGAL MOONBI 107 100 120 89 47 0 136 13.3

MANILLA 63 42 55 36 4 1 41 -25.5

MERRIWA 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

MOREE 109 19 61 72 6 0 78 27.9

MUNGINDI 17 17 74 57 14 0 71 -4.1

MUSWELLBROOK 98 116 89 61 29 8 98 10.1



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NEW ENGLAND & NORTH WEST CONT

NARRABRI STINGRAYS 144 155 159 74 37 1 112 -29.6

NUNDLE 31 23 20 6 3 0 9 -55.0

QUIRINDI 58 69 102 67 55 6 128 25.5

SCONE 94 109 122 118 9 0 127 4.1

SCULLY PARK TAMWORTH 152 137 138 87 15 0 102 -26.1

TAMWORTH CITY 169 202 225 88 107 2 197 -12.4

TENTERFIELD 50 41 65 55 8 1 64 -1.5

URALLA 41 42 31 0 0 0 0 -100.0

WARIALDA 62 59 65 28 17 0 45 -30.8

WEE WAA 67 65 92 60 11 0 71 -22.8

WERRIS CREEK 51 31 53 29 20 15 64 20.8

2407 2350 2658 1521 936 58 2515 -5.4

NORTH COAST

ALSTONVILLE 113 87 82 73 0 0 73 -11.0

AQUA Z 9 3 3 0 0 0 0 -100.0

BALLINA INDOOR 59 48 28 18 9 2 29 3.6

BALLINA MEMORIAL 6 5 5 6 2 0 8 60.0

BELLINGEN 41 42 54 26 14 0 40 -25.9

BULADELAH 33 19 11 14 0 0 14 27.3

BYRON BAY RSL 53 60 60 58 4 0 62 3.3

CASINO 143 116 97 69 1 4 74 -23.7

COFFS HARBOUR 76 84 106 100 36 0 136 28.3

CRESCENT HEAD POINTERS 36 31 33 22 1 2 25 -24.2

DORRIGO 58 53 63 27 16 0 43 -31.7

FORSTER AQUATIC 73 71 66 77 18 0 95 43.9



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NORTH COAST CONT

GLOUCESTER THUNDERBOLTS 104 77 100 77 0 0 77 -23.0

GRAFTON 72 74 93 68 9 1 78 -16.1

KEMPSEY 102 87 135 69 34 17 120 -11.1

KINGSCLIFF 106 85 70 60 6 6 72 2.9

KYOGLE 75 53 59 65 9 0 74 25.4

LAURIETON 92 90 87 49 13 7 69 -20.7

LISMORE INDOOR 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

LISMORE WORKERS 94 75 81 71 19 2 92 13.6

LOWER MACLEAY 18 32 20 11 0 0 11 -45.0

MACKSVILLE MARLINS 92 100 86 53 27 10 90 4.7

MULLUMBIMBY 54 56 24 39 1 4 44 83.3

MURWILLUMBAH 91 89 94 62 15 5 82 -12.8

PORT MACQUARIE 238 153 173 117 34 7 158 -8.7

RICHMOND VALLEY 0 35 42 28 9 0 37 -11.9

SAWTELL 125 127 137 126 14 7 147 7.3

STROUD SEALS 0 0 33 17 16 0 33 0.0

TAREE 85 52 62 42 21 2 65 4.8

TEA GARDENS HAWKS NEST 48 58 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TRINITY LISMORE 222 103 83 59 11 2 72 -13.3

TSA 41 27 15 15 10 4 29 93.3

TWEED HEADS 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TWIN TOWNS 121 71 57 15 14 2 31 -45.6

WAUCHOPE 84 71 99 47 27 2 76 -23.2

WINGHAM 113 86 86 65 10 4 79 -8.1

WOODENBONG 75 56 69 55 13 9 77 11.6



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NORTH COAST CONT

WOOLGOOLGA 48 46 36 30 1 0 31 -13.9

YAMBA ORCAS 90 69 56 52 6 0 58 3.6

2898 2395 2405 1782 420 99 2301 -4.3

SOUTH EASTERN

ALBION PARK 65 47 20 35 1 0 36 80.0

BATEMANS BAY 76 76 86 65 7 5 77 -10.5

BAY & BASIN 96 70 78 84 15 0 99 26.9

BEGA 96 66 72 36 27 2 65 -9.7

BERKELEY 79 84 56 16 32 2 50 -10.7

BOMADERRY 101 91 98 89 14 10 113 15.3

BOMBALA 39 26 38 0 0 0 0 -100.0

BOWRAL 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

BUNDANOON 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

COBARGO 61 77 133 58 48 10 116 -12.8

COOMA 64 98 92 52 25 1 78 -15.2

CORRIMAL 245 195 179 131 77 10 218 21.8

DAPTO 140 115 183 115 28 4 147 -19.7

EDEN 82 70 67 23 14 5 42 -37.3

HELENSBURGH HAWKS 69 68 67 28 5 7 40 -40.3

JINDABYNE 106 94 108 44 28 2 74 -31.5

KIAMA 62 76 69 71 7 2 80 15.9

MOLLYMOOK MAKOS 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

MORUYA 171 80 75 64 14 6 84 12.0

NAROOMA 79 74 57 36 9 6 51 -10.5

NOWRA 170 171 146 83 28 3 114 -21.9




2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


SOUTH EASTERN CONT

OAK FLATS 168 101 132 149 5 4 158 19.7

PAMBULA COMMUNITY 126 90 99 62 30 3 95 -4.0

PORT KEMBLA 39 43 38 23 1 0 24 -36.8

SHELLHARBOUR WARRIGAL 37 18 10 0 0 1 1 -90.0

THIRROUL 31 25 27 8 4 0 12 -55.6

ULLADULLA 81 64 135 89 58 9 156 15.6

UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG 33 22 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

WESTS ILLAWARRA AQUATIC 211 251 187 138 78 2 218 16.6

WOLLONGONG 158 147 142 91 49 0 140 -1.4

2815 2339 2394 1590 604 94 2288 -4.4

SOUTHERN INLAND

ADELONG 40 0 1 0 0 0 0 -100.0

ALBURY 234 285 255 203 17 3 223 -12.5

ALBURY NORTH LAVINGTON 141 158 158 74 14 8 96 -39.2

ARDLETHAN 38 33 39 35 4 0 39 0.0

ARIAH PARK 64 73 83 54 25 0 79 -4.8

BARELLAN 12 9 14 8 0 4 12 -14.3

BATLOW 71 101 98 35 20 0 55 -43.9

BOOROWA 100 105 91 78 8 2 88 -3.3

BORAMBOLA 108 57 26 17 12 0 29 11.5

COLEAMBALLY 71 59 45 40 4 0 44 -2.2

COOLAMON 62 83 61 45 1 1 47 -23.0

COOTAMUNDRA 102 77 93 58 33 3 94 1.1

COROWA 103 102 92 64 19 1 84 -8.7

CORRYONG 0 0 0 63 16 1 80 100.0



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SOUTHERN INLAND CONT

CULCAIRN 32 40 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

DENILIQUIN 99 111 125 119 34 10 163 30.4

FINLEY 216 278 215 88 46 6 140 -34.9

GANMAIN 30 39 50 36 11 0 47 -6.0

GRIFFITH 68 69 76 63 25 7 95 25.0

GT AQUATICS 88 89 88 107 11 0 118 34.1

GUNDAGAI 58 64 77 81 10 0 91 18.2

HARDEN MURRUMBURRAH 18 46 33 0 0 0 0 -100.0

HAY 52 60 59 10 2 1 13 -78.0

HILLSTON 38 43 58 0 0 0 0 -100.0

HOLBROOK 72 57 2 0 0 0 0 -100.0

JERILDERIE 45 31 28 26 3 0 29 3.6

JUGIONG 37 50 57 44 3 0 47 -17.5

JUNEE 111 80 90 35 10 3 48 -46.7

LEETON 124 124 103 68 24 0 92 -10.7

LOCKHART 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

NARRANDERA 118 134 124 65 64 7 136 9.7

QUANDIALLA 59 73 88 50 28 0 78 -11.4

TEMORA 240 265 255 137 115 9 261 2.4

TUMBARUMBA 49 32 30 2 0 0 2 -93.3

TUMUT 89 93 88 85 0 3 88 0.0

UNGARIE 24 36 42 33 0 0 33 -21.4

WAGGA ASTHMA 52 60 92 48 23 1 72 -21.7

WAGGA WAGGA 282 345 266 118 77 2 197 -25.9



2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014


SOUTHERN INLAND CONT

WEST WYALONG 82 83 71 69 2 5 76 7.0

YANCO 62 91 140 72 114 0 186 32.9

YASS 133 142 113 63 44 2 109 -3.5

YASS MAGPIES 13 0 15 11 3 0 14 -6.7

YOUNG 232 198 216 157 23 6 186 -13.9

3693 3875 3657 2361 845 85 3291 -10.0

WESTERN

BARADINE 30 24 23 12 3 0 15 -34.8

BOURKE 160 31 138 48 14 0 62 -55.1

BREWARRINA YELLOWBELLY 0 0 0 23 0 0 23 100.0

COBAR 38 88 106 92 9 0 101 -4.7

COOLAH 114 99 130 84 61 1 146 12.3

COONABARABRAN 92 67 80 57 15 0 72 -10.0

COONAMBLE 74 98 79 53 33 1 87 10.1

DUBBO CITY SWIMTECH 136 151 154 108 63 1 172 11.7

DUBBO RSL 66 68 68 40 8 5 53 -22.1

DUNEDOO 67 54 61 54 2 0 56 -8.2

GILGANDRA 52 87 67 42 24 1 67 0.0

GULARGAMBONE 35 41 32 30 2 0 32 0.0

GULGONG 3 46 0 34 2 1 37 100.0

LIGHTENING RIDGE 67 37 34 40 5 0 45 32.4

MENDOORAN MERRYGOEN 38 40 50 26 3 0 29 -42.0

MUDGEE 204 77 63 122 15 0 137 117.5

MUDGEE INDOOR 50 54 72 73 10 0 83 15.3



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WESTERN CONT

NARROMINE 16 26 34 60 5 0 65 91.2

NYNGAN 131 132 147 132 8 1 141 -4.1

ORANA AQUATIC 61 69 95 79 66 1 146 53.7

TOTTENHAM 74 83 78 48 27 1 76 -2.6

TRANGIE 76 94 71 52 23 0 75 5.6

WALGETT 42 66 85 63 13 0 76 -10.6

WARREN 59 76 79 80 7 0 87 10.1

WELLINGTON 193 204 212 154 38 6 198 -6.6

YEOVAL 41 42 55 63 4 0 67 21.8

1919 1854 2013 1669 460 19 2148 6.7

Office of Communities - Sport & Recreation

Office of Communities NSW - Sport and Recreation is a major supporter of Swimming New South Wales, providing Sport Development Grants and advice and assistance in many varied areas. The Department’s Industry and Partnerships section in particular, provide a valuable service to our sport.

Speedo

Speedo is the official supplier of swim wear and equipment to our representative teams and squads. Speedo is also the naming rights sponsor of the NSW State Age Championships, both Summer and Winter. Speedo is a strong supporter of our goal in developing and maintaining the high calibre of swimmers in NSW and exceeding the fine performances our squads and teams have achieved in the past. Speedo also supports our grass roots meet, the Speedo Sprint Series, providing a valuable introduction to the competitive area of swimming.

Courtyard by Marriott North Ryde

The Courtyard by Marriott North Ryde is the naming rights sponsor of the NSW Summer and Winter Country Championships. The Country Championships are a key event for country swimmers in their preparation for State and National Championships. The sponsorship by the Courtyard by Marriott North Ryde will ensure the continued success of these Championships.

Union of Old Swimmers

The Union of Old Swimmers has been a very significant supporter of Swimming New South Wales for many years, particularly through their provision of funds to assist in the development of talented young swimmers.


Swimming NSW SponsorsSwimming NSW would like to express its gratitude to the following organisations for their generous support during the 2013-14 year.

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