ANNUAL REPORT 2019

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2019 Executive Committee Directory 3 President’s Report 4 Mother Earth Future Ferns Report 5 Junior Competition & Results 6 Junior Competition Results 7 Junior Development Teams and Reports 8 Representative Teams 9 Representative Netball Tournament 10 Senior Prizegiving 11 Senior Competition Results 12 Financial Report 13

CONTENTS

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President Jo Hona Vice President Jane Jarman Committee Angela Barker

Sarah Couling Anna Jordan Susan Manning Tanya Nowell Danica Wells

Bay of Islands College Bay of Islands International Hardys Kaeo Seniors Kaeo Swamp Chicks Karetu School Kawakawa Primary School Kerikeri High School Kerikeri Makos Kerikeri Primary School Kerikeri Rugby Club Kokihi Moerewa Tigers Nga Whetu Ohaewai Primary School Okaihau Primary School Oromhoe School Paihia School Pioneer All Sorts Raukura Riverview School Russell Primary School Springbank School Takou Netball Club Te Kura Reo Rua o Motatau The Bubz Netball Club TKKM o Kaikohe TKKM o Taumarere Tyson’s Aunties Wanderers Whangaroa College

EXECUTIVE 2019

2019 CLUBS AND SCHOOLS

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Tena Koutou Katoa. The 2019 Netball Season was incredibly exciting and saw our competition grow at all levels. From the hugely successful 2019 Future Ferns Programme, to the expansion of the senior grades and the introduction of the President’s Cup, Kerikeri Netball Centre continues to be committed to the growth and development of our players and our Centre, in line with our kaupapa; A Quality Provider of Sporting Opportunity for All. The Executive Committee retained its core membership in 2019. However, we welcomed Sarah Couling and Danica Wells onto the committee. Sarah did an outstanding job of leading the Future Ferns Programme and Danica has taken on the crucial role of Communications. As President in 2019, I would like to sincerely thank the Executive Committee, who are so committed to Netball in our community. Tanya Proctor has continued as Umpire Coordinator in 2019 and has pursued a commitment to improving the standard of umpiring at our centre; whilst also nurturing many of our youngest umpires towards gaining umpire qualifications. Angela Barker has continued in her Governance and Planning role this year, where she has continued to drive and support improvements. Susan Manning has continued in her role as Secretary and has worked hard to automate and improve our systems and correspondence. Anna Jordan, as well as conducting the essential Treasurer role, has run the Canteen, providing the Centre with an additional source of revenue. Finally, Jane Jarman has continued as Vice President and Athlete Development Coordinator. A special mention should also be given to Richard Hodge. Whilst he has stepped down from the Committee, he has continued to act as Kerikeri Netball Centre’s Draw Steward. This is a significant commitment and we would like to thank and acknowledge Richard for his support. I would also like to give huge thank you to our family of local sponsors; particularly Barfoot and Thompson, who were the very generous sponsor of our Kerikeri Field Days Event. Once again, the Centre ran a very successful Athlete Development Programme in 2019. This year, we continued our commitment to developing our players in the Year 7 and 8 Programme. We were also pleased to take a highly competitive team to the EnviroWaste North Island Under 15 Championship in Taranaki. Details of this will be expanded on in the Representative section below. We have also seen a number of our elite players have the opportunity to compete on the national stage again this year. Dannielle-Rose Dephoff, this year’s “Most Outstanding Intermediate Player” was selected as a member of the New Zealand Secondary Schools Team. Along with Andrea Cotton, Jean Brown, Ameyah Hape and Nicole Manning, Danielle was also selected as part of the Northern Zone Cluster Under 17 team, which competed in the Under 17 Nationals at Netball Waitakere, Auckland. Finally, once again I would like to thank you the members; whether players, coaches, umpires or supporters. You all contribute in your own way to the success of the Kerikeri Netball Centre. We look forward to continuing to grow our competition in 2020 and beyond. Nga mihi a koutou Jo Hona President, Kerikeri Netball Centre

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

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Future Ferns.. what a cracker of a year. With an increase of teams the courts were full of our young players learning new skills and the game. The modified game has proved successful for each year level getting maximum court time and learning all different positions on the court. The introduction of the new time slots for each year level meant Parents/Star Helpers could watch and help at each of their children’s games. This also helped alleviate congestion in the car park. The Future Ferns season was wrapped up with a Dress up Festival day and Prizegiving for each year level with prizes for all, with any teams then taking on the opportunity of the three week extension offered to all. A HUGE thank you to all the Star Helpers and volunteers. We simply couldn’t run the competition without you. Bring on 2020!! Future Ferns Co-ordinator Sarah Couling.

MOTHER EARTH FUTURE FERNS

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2019 was another great year for our Year 7 & 8 teams with 19 teams competing in the grade. The first round was well fought out by each year level to then be regraded to make it a fun and fair competition. It is truly exciting to see all the players loving and enjoying their netball. Again, this could not be done without all the Coaches, Umpires, Managers and volunteers. The Centre would like to thank you all and looking forward to seeing you all again 2020.

JUNIOR COMPETITION

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Juniors – Round 1 Winners Runners-Up Year 8 Kawakawa Magic Taumarere Year 7 Kaeo Swamp Chicks Teina

KKRC Rebels Kerikeri Makos Russell Blue Penguins

Juniors – Round 2 Winners Runners-Up Grade 1 Kawakawa Magic KKHS Sapphire Grade 2 KKRC Rebels Kaeo Swamp Chicks Teina Grade 3 KKHS Ferns KKHS Kakapo

Special Awards Best Presented Uniform KKRC Rebels Team Sportsmanship KKHS Jade Team Effort Okaihau College Best Composite Team Kawakawa Magic Junior Supreme Awards 2019 Individual Sportsmanship Alyssa Atkinson-Couling 2019 Best All Round Player Mahuta Hauni Tipene 2019 Most Outstanding Player Taylor Le Comte 2019 Most Outstanding Junior Team Kawakawa Magic

JUNIOR COMPETITION RESULTS

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In 2019, Kerikeri Netball Centre Executive Committee agreed to further expand our Development Programme for players in Years Seven and Eight. This year it was decided to expand from four teams to five teams. The intention was to provide an opportunity for growth to as many players as possible. These five teams worked with experienced coaches, who focused on developing their skills and knowledge of the game. They attended both the Kerikeri Netball Centre Field Days in July and the Whangarei Field Days Tournament in August. At the latter tournament, they were given access to Netball Smart training and further skill development. It has been a real pleasure to watch these fantastic young players making the most of their opportunity to grow their skills this year. Their attitude has been outstanding. Well done girls. Kerikeri Netball Centre would like to sincerely thank all of the Year Seven and Eight Development Coaches this year for extending the opportunities for our youngest players. We believe as a Centre that this will help to build Kerikeri Netball Centre’s athlete capacity in future years. We would also like to thank and acknowledge the Managers of these teams, who give so much in terms of time and organisation. Finally, we would like to thank and acknowledge the Umpires; some of whom were working towards their umpiring qualifications, whilst also serving Kerikeri Netball Centre. The Year 7 and 8 Development Representative teams are as follows:

KKNC Ahi KKNC Papatuanuku KKNC Rangi KKNC Tawhiri KKNC Wai Aisha Davies-Cooper Aimee Botma Alyssa Atkinson-Couling Alicia Campbell Amaiah Milner-Harris Bailey Edwards Amber Collins Aria Lee Amalia Anderson Anika Wallace lani Stevens Avalon Hart Ashleigh Jobe Ava Samuels Annahera Tumoana Mahuta Haunui-Tipene Florence Venner Deevan Littin Charlie Toto Ettienette Keys Marama Porter Kelly Wan Kahurangi O'Leary Charm Pourewa Ivy Hape Miria Faulkner-Luke Kiera Matich Marama O'Leary Chicale Matatahi Payton Maihi Moana Rush Petra Roper Samantha Thomas Lucy Braiden Skylah-Rose Rihari Ocean Vlaardingerbroek Sophie Hunia Tia Codlin Maddison Campbell Tessa Mohi Roxy Palmer Te Kauri Kingi Trinity Rakena Shayda-Ray Brown Tunisia Wilson Taylor Le Comte Willow Whiu Keisha Dempster Waiorere Wiki Coach: Coach: Coach: Coach: Coach: Arona Tipene Danica Wells Trudie Porter Charlotte Dromgool Cherie Going

Sarah Couling

JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE DEVELOPMENT TEAMS

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As mentioned in the President’s report, in 2019 several of our most talented Kerikeri Netball Centre players were successfully named as part of the U17 Northland Cluster team, coached by Trina Henare and Alb Baker. This was a huge honour for our Centre and we congratulated Jean Brown, Andrea Cotton, Danielle Dephoff, Ameyah Hape and Nicole Manning on their inclusion in this team. On their spare Sundays the girls travelled around the North to get together for extensive fitness, practice sessions and tournaments before travelling to Waitakere Netball Centre to compete in the 4 day U17 National Championship in July in which the Northland Cluster team finished an impressive 18th.

In 2019, we fielded both an Under 15 side, as well as expanding our Representative programme to include an Under 15 Development side. The aim of this was to continue to encourage development within the Under 15 space.

The U15 Represent and Development teams are as follows: U15 Representative U15 Development Adelia Latu Alana Jordan Aree Rush Ariella Ripohau Atea Rush Chloe Trim Barbara Kuruleca Emma Lloyd Ellee Newman Eva Forrest-Chambers Juliette Wilkinson Katija Zivkovich Leilani Dephoff Ocean Stillwell Mereana Huirama-Moore Prisayus Kenney Ngatawa Brown Ruby Robinson Poshy Ngawati Lily Hargrove Puti Harris Coach: Sharna May Coach: Jane Jarman

REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS

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Our Representative programme included our own local tournaments, held in Kerikeri and Whangarei; along with our Under 15 Team (after many years away) attending the Enviro Waste North Island Under 15 Tournament in New Plymouth between 7th –9th July 2019. Our Under 15s represented Kerikeri Netball Centre with pride; under the strong leadership of Coach Sharna May and Manager Jo Hona. Kerikeri Netball Centre would like to thank and acknowledge them for all of their hard work and to congratulate the players for their tenacity and phenomenal attitude both on and off the court.

R PRIZEGIVING SENIOR PRIZEGIVING This year we were excited to host the Kerikeri Netball Centre Representative Tournament in which representative teams from Kerikeri, Te Raki Paewhenua, Mangonui, Whangarei, Bay of Islands, Northern Wairoa and Hibiscus Coast competed in Year 7, 8, 9, Under 15 and Under 17 levels. This tournament continued to grow this year and the day was an outstanding success with lots of positive feedback. This representative tournament is now a permanent fixture in the Netball New Zealand calendar and will undoubtedly attract more entries next year.

2019 Kerikeri Field Day Results Year 7 1st BOINC 2nd Mangonui Pearls Year 8 1st KKNC Ahi 2nd Mt Hikurangi Year 9 Whangarei Y9 2nd Mangonui Y9 U15 Mangonui U15 2nd Hibiscus Coast U15 U17 Mangonui U17 2nd BOINC U17

Representative Netball Tournament

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R PRIZEGIVING SENIOR PRIZEGIVING

This season has seen the Senior Competition go from strength to strength at Kerikeri Netball Centre. We have loved watching teams putting it all out there on the court and have seen hard fought battles week in week out. The support provided by the army of volunteer helpers coaches, managers, water carriers and supporters helps our wonderful sport to be at the heart of our community and supports Kerikeri Netball Centre’s drive to increase capabilities throughout our sport. It was wonderful to see so many whanau and past Committee members, there to watch the final games for our season. Of the many positives this year, it has been particularly awesome to see the innovative new introductory competition of the President’s Cup.

SENIOR COMPETITION RESULTS

Presidents Cup Prem 1 The Bubz Wendy Cribb Presidents Cup Prem 2 All Sorts Dot Dromgool Presidents Cup A1 KKHS Development Linda Hurley Presidents Cup A2 Hardy's Green Glenys Ross Presidents Cup B1 Takau Social Ra Wright Presidents Cup B2 KKHS Senior Lightning

Senior – Round 1 Winners Runners-Up Premier 1 The Bubz Kokihi Premier 2 KKRC Aces Tyson's Aunties A1 Grade KKHS Development Moerewa Rugby Club A2 Grade KKHS Toa Kaeo Swamp Chicks B1 Grade KKHS Senior Fever KKHS Dangerous Divas B2 Gade KKHS Steel KKHS Senior Lightning

Senior – Round 2 Winners Runners-Up Premier 1 - The Bubz Kokihi Premier 2 Wanderers KKRC Aces A1 Grade Takou Netball KKRC Hot Steppaz A2 Grade Kaeo Swamp Chicks Kaeo Seniors B1 Grade Takau Social KKHS Dangerous Divas B2 Grade KKHS Stars KKHS Ferns

SENIOR PRIZEGIVING

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Best Senior Uniform Kerikeri Rugby Club Zivkovich Trophy for Sportsmanship Hardy’s Premier Junior Umpire Nicole Manning Senior Umpire Teresa Shreeve Annison Trophy Service to Umpiring Tanya Proctor Junior Coach Award Madaya Butler Senior Coach Award Sharna May Most Contributing Junior Player Madaya Butler Most Contributing Senior Player Sarah Couling Most Contributing to Netball Anna Jordan/Susan Manning

Most Outstanding Junior Player Adelia Latu Most Outstanding Intermediate Player Danielle Dephoff Most Outstanding Senior Player Tina Takimoana

Umpire Awards Centre Badge - Cat Apiata Centre Badge - Madaya Butler Centre Badge - Charlotte Gamble Centre Badge - Maybel Koro Centre Badge - Nicole Manning

Dannielle Dephoff in her game with the New Zealand's secondary school netball team which played England.

HONOURS 2019

SPECIAL AWARDS

ANNUAL REPORT 2019