2013/14 Annual Report
Leadership
Innovation
Integrity
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Collaboration
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Who We Are
Table of Contents
Sport NSW is the peak industry body for sport in New South Wales. We are an independent not-for-profit organisation representing New South Wales sporting organisations as the Voice of Sport.
Who We Are
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Board of Directors
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Staff & Consultants
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Chairperson’s Message
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Chief Executive Officer’s Report
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Strategy & Governance
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2013 Sports Awards Dinner
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2013 Sports Awards Winners
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Our members include state sporting organisations, regional sports associations and councils, disability sporting organisations, sports academies, councils, industry bodies and sports enthusiasts. Sport NSW recognises that the sports industry faces many challenges and we strive to work closely with members to enhance the quality of experience for participants and volunteers engaged in sport in New South Wales. Sport NSW serves the New South Wales sporting community by: Advocating a case for sport to state and local government and other agencies for and on behalf of participants and volunteers Celebrating the achievements of athletes, officials, coaches and recognising the contribution made by volunteers to uphold the integrity of sport and its contribution to the community
2013 Distinguished Long Service Recipients
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Provide opportunities to create and share knowledge as a means of promoting sport and to assist sporting organisations to build their capability
2014 Community Sports Volunteer Awards
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To be the voice of sport in New South Wales
2014 Community Sports Volunteer Awards Winners
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Our Mission
Membership
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To lead New South Wales sport in building connected, healthy and active communities
Sponsors & Partners
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Our Vision
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Board of Directors There were 6 Board meetings held in 2013/14. Meetings attended:
Aaron Bloomfield Chairperson
Carolyn Campbell Deputy Chairperson
Ross Bidencope Chair of Finance
Phill Bates AM
Nicola Bethwaite
Aaron Bloomfielda
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Carolyn Campbella
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Ross Bidencope
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Phill Bates AMf Nicola Bethwaite Paul Bruce
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Fay Calderonee Michelle Hanley
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Joseph La Postab
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Megan Lavender
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Greg Meagherd Katherine O’Regan
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Paul Bruce
Fay Calderone
Michelle Hanley
Joseph La Posta
Megan Lavender
Paul Tubridy
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Cheryl Williamsg a) Re-elected 24/10/12 b) Elected 24/10/12 c) Re-elected 3/11/11 d) Elected 23/10/13 e) Appointed 2/4/14 f) Retired 18/11/13 g) Retired 23/10/13
Greg Meagher
Katherine O’Regan
Peter Tate
Paul Tubridy
Cheryl Williams
Staff & Consultants
Cheryl Battaerd Chief Executive Officer
Cassie Butcher Operations Coordinator
Denise Rogers Finance Officer
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Peter Tateg
Frances Crampton AM Acting CEO/Annual Awards Organiser
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Chairperson’s Message Through the implementation of Sport NSW’s strategic plan Sport NSW seeks to build the profile and capacity of sport in New South Wales through collaboration and partnerships that will ensure the New South Wales community benefits from opportunities in organised sport at least equal to those in other Australian states and territories. We acknowledge with thanks the contribution of the NSW Government and The Hon. Stuart Ayres MP, Minister for Sport and Recreation and previous Minister for Sport and Recreation and now Minister for Family and Community Services, The Hon. Gabrielle Upton MP for the support provided in advancing the cause of Sport NSW. Through the newly formed Advocacy Committee Sport NSW looks to crystalize its key messaging and work closer with government to increase the core funding of sport peak bodies – which is currently proportionally lower than any other Australian state, improving systems of delivery through a whole of government approach, and improved equity of opportunity to ensure all sections of the community benefit from community sport participation. Sport NSW acknowledges the funding received through the auspices of the Office of Sport, Sport & Recreation Division including the additional support provided during the year to support the Community Sports Volunteer Awards and governance training. Sport NSW also acknowledges our sponsors OAMPS Insurance Brokers, NSW Sporting Injuries, Sydney Olympic Park Authority, eCorner, Pitcher Partners and Meltwater Group, and partner organisations Lander and Rogers Lawyers, Australian Institute of Company Directors, Sports Community, Australian Sports Commission and University of Technology, Sydney. We recognise the achievements of member organisations during 2013-14 and extend our appreciation for support of Sport NSW and the initiatives therein. Congratulations are also extended to those associated with the successful delivery of the Sports Awards Dinner and the Community Sports Volunteer Awards Presentation. These signature events provide opportunity to celebrate and recognise the achievements of athletes, officials, coaches, administrators and organisations across the past 12 months. I congratulate the Sport NSW Board for its commitment to the promotion of sport in New South Wales and its preparedness to pursue standards of the highest order. In particular I pay thanks to outgoing Deputy Chair Carolyn Campbell and Director Michelle Hanley who have served the Federation over the past six years and a very personal thanks to Frances Crampton AM for her most valued assistance during the transition between CEO’s. Our warm thanks go to Chief Executive Cheryl Battaerd for her contribution to the Federation and sport in New South Wales as the Federation prepares for an important year. Aaron Bloomfield Chairperson
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Chief Executive Officer’s Report It is a privilege to have been offered the opportunity in October 2013 to lead NSW Sports Federation as right from the early days of my sports management career, the NSW Sports Federation had a very positive impact on my own professional growth, in the development of valuable networks in the sport sector and ultimately on the organisations I managed. I truly believe in the worth and importance of the
Collaborative Partnerships
Federation for organisations and individuals in the
Delivering services in today’s ever changing environment requires us to be strongly engaged in collaborative partnerships, with other agencies, government and with our members and businesses. In November 2013 our strengthened partnership with the Office of Sport, Sport and Recreation Division was endorsed through the awarding of a contract to coordinate a series of governance training courses delivered by the Australian Institute of Company Directors and with joint delivery of other forums designed to support growth and optimise the business of sport.
New South Wales sport and active recreation sector. I also have a great deal of optimism that the value will continue to increase through our service areas of advocacy, knowledge share, and recognition and networking. This annual report publishes our highlights and achievements. For me, it is also an opportunity to celebrate the commitment and dedication of our small team, our Board members, volunteers and our partners in their support of our governance, strategy and service delivery. In the first half of the 2013-14 financial year there were some challenges facing the Federation, however with the expert guidance of the Federation’s Board and the skills and experience of Life Member, Frances Crampton AM acting in the CEO role, it was a period of consolidation that presented a perfect platform for change, growth and building of partnerships in the second half of the financial year. One of the early changes was to trade under the name of Sport NSW. We are still incorporated as NSW Sports Federation however the Board decided that the contemporary name was in line with renaming of other sporting peak bodies and represented the fresh approach to the business of representing and servicing our members and in building the profile of sport in New South Wales.
Other organisations we worked with in the delivery of information sharing and networking events included; the Australian Sports Commission, NSW Sporting Injuries, Lander and Rogers Lawyers, Smart Connection Company ‘Power of Sport Conference’, Sports Community and the Australian Institute of Company Directors with their Sport Breakfast events. Working with the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) has provided the opportunity for 10 of their students to get valuable work and project experience in the sport sector which in turn provided significant benefits to our organisation and in due time to our members when our Members Only Intranet and the projects they are working on are finalised. A strategic and collaborative approach is necessary to address the factors that affect participation in community sport in New South Wales and investment is required in the building of capability of sport organisations to increase participation and ensure there is equity in access for the people of New South Wales. We will be advocating and working with our members, partners and the Government to ensure that more people, more often, derive the benefits of community sport in this state.
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Strategy & Governance Advocacy
Local Government Report Consultation
Sport NSW advocates the value of community sport and represents the sport sector on a number of committees, working groups and councils and responds to relevant government reviews on behalf of our members.
Sport NSW provided input on the recommendations of the Independent Local Government Review Panel and the Local Government Acts Taskforce and outlined the issues that currently impact on the availability and responsible management of local
Challenges and Opportunities for Sport in New South Wales White Paper
government community sport facilities as well as
This document provided the basis for discussions with Government and Members of Parliament and was based on feedback from state sporting organisations (SSOs) through the Sport NSW Members surveys, focus groups and the strategic review facilitated by Sport and Recreation Division which was conducted by Nous Group Consulting.
consistent approach across local government for the
Office of the Children’s Guardian – Sport Sector Sub Committee Assisting the Office of the Children’s Guardian with the implementation of the new Working with Children Check (WWCC) and the Child Safe Environment messages through; advice on the operations and needs of the sport sector, redevelopment of the sport sector guides and resources as well as promotion of key messages, resources and training.
Disability Sports Insurance Policy Sport NSW acted on behalf of 11 disability sports in New South Wales managing the tender process for the provision of insurance broking, claims management and risk management services and the procurement of the Sports Liability and Personal Accident Insurance.
support the development of a framework to ensure a management of sport and recreation facilities.
Recognition and Networking Sport NSW conducts events with the purpose of celebrating the achievements of athletes, officials, coaches, volunteers and sporting organisations and their workforce in recognition of their contribution to community sport and ultimately the state of New South Wales. These events also serve as wonderful opportunities for networking with the business, political and government leaders and the sport sector.
Sports Awards Dinner Three hundred and ninety eight people attended the 2013 Sports Awards gala dinner held at Allphones Arena honouring the success, achievements and dedication of those competing and contributing at a national and international level.
Community Sports Volunteer Awards New South Wales’ community sporting heroes were
Advocacy Working Party
recognised by their peers and the Minister for Sport
The Sport NSW Advocacy Working Party was formed to advocate on behalf of community sport in New South Wales, to highlight the value of community sport and develop Sport NSW’s strategic approach to the identification and advocacy of public policy that supports community sport.
and Recreation, The Hon. Stuart Ayres MP with the announcement of the winners of the 2014 Community Sports Volunteer Awards and The Minister’s Sports Volunteer Management Awards at NSW Parliament House in May 2014.
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Knowledge-Share
Governance and Performance
Governance Training
A key focus for Sport NSW in 2013-14 was to concentrate on governance processes, our strategic priorities, building value for members and effective relations with key stakeholders.
The Board Director Education program was designed to enhance the board directorship skills of current and future state sport organisation board members. The courses were customised by the deliverer, the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) for the Not-for-Profit Sports Industry and funded through a grant from the Office of Sport, Sport and Recreation Division. Seventy five sporting directors participated in the courses; One Day Governance for Not-for-Profit Directors which covered the fundamental compliance and performance related roles and responsibilities of directors, Three Day Foundations of Directorship provided participants with an understanding of fundamental compliance and performance related roles and responsibilities of directors, specifically in the areas of governance, risk, financial performance and strategy, The Role of the Not-For-Profit Chairperson course provided an in-depth analysis of the Chairperson’s accountabilities and relationships with other board members and the Chief Executive Officer. This presented an excellent opportunity to discuss common issues such as board selection, board processes, communication, CEO succession planning and the unique challenges facing Not-For-Profit boards, with fellow Chairs.
Forums and Seminars Sport NSW Members’ Forum: covering Social Media, Supporting Your Clubs – Resources and Training, Workers Compensation Reforms and an NSWIS Update, Sport Integrity Forum and Panel session in partnership with Lander & Rogers Lawyers, Power of Sport Expo; facilitated the conference’s Driving Participation and Innovative Sports Programs streams, Growing
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Board of Directors The NSW Sports Federation’s Constitution sets out that the Board is comprised of seven Elected Directors and three Appointed Directors. At the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in October 2013, two new Directors were elected to the Board, Nicola Bethwaite, CEO of Women’s Bowls NSW and Greg Meagher, CEO Athletics NSW. We are appreciative of Cheryl Williams who served the Board well but retired due to work commitments prior to the AGM. After ten years and a significant contribution to the governance of NSW Sports Federation, Peter Tate also retired from the Board. Following the AGM the appointed directors; Paul Tubridy, Paul Bruce and Phill Bates AM also retired. All three men have made a considerable contribution to the organisation and the Board and staff are grateful for their service and support of the NSW Sports Federation. Phill Bates AM was the founding Chairperson of the NSW Sports Federation in 1991 and served on the Board for 16 years, his passion and dedication to sport in New South Wales is second to none. In April 2014 three new appointed directors Fay Calderone, Megan Lavender and Katherine O’Regan joined the Board bringing extensive skills, experience and networks in the legal, corporate, government, sport and non-profit sectors.
‘The Numbers Game’ in partnership with Sport and Recreation Division and the Australian Sports Commission.
Information Sharing Sport NSW Blues eNews Our revamped newsletter format was circulated fortnightly with a focus on trends and news in sport, research, member updates, education and training courses and funding opportunities for sporting organisations. Website and Sport News Thanks to the support of eCorner the website was updated and with the generous support of Meltwater Group, the latest news involving
Sponsors We acknowledge with thanks our sponsors’ financial and in-kind contributions that have enabled Sport NSW to operate and add value to the sport sector, namely: the Office of Sport, Sport & Recreation Division, Sydney Olympic Park Authority, NSW Sporting Injuries, OAMPS Insurance Brokers, Winning Edge, Pitcher Partners, Meltwater Group, eCorner, Sports Community, Contact & Clarendon Printing and creative hitch.
our member and partner organisations is uploaded each day on our website with a round-up of New South Wales sporting news provided in an electronic newsletter each Friday.
Cheryl Battaerd Chief Executive Officer
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2013 Sports Awards Dinner The Sports Awards Dinner was a gala night of celebration honouring the success and achievements of all those who are involved in New South Wales sport on the national and international stage. The 2013 Sports Awards Dinner was held at Allphones Arena in Sydney Olympic Park attracting almost 400 guests including The Hon. Gabrielle Upton, former Minister for Sport and Recreation, representatives from the Office of Sport, Sport and Recreation Division, as well as Life Members and Directors of Sport NSW. Tracey Holmes, regular presenter and producer for ABC NewsRadio was the MC for the evening. The Dinner showcased outstanding achievements of athletes, teams, officials, coaches, events, organisations as well as giving recognition to Distinguished Long Service recipients. The event provided the opportunity for The Hon. Gabrielle Upton MP, to speak on the value of sport in our community as well as pay tribute to the people and organisations that support athletes, officials and coaches to achieve their levels of success. The Awards also presented the opportunity to recognise Sport NSW’s partners for their financial and inkind support. Representatives of the following organisations attended the Dinner and presented awards to category winners, namely: Office of Sport, Sport and Recreation Division, formerly the Office of Communities – Sport and Recreation, NSW Sporting Injuries, eCorner, Pitcher Partners, OAMPS Insurance Brokers, Sports Community, Meltwater Group, Winning Edge, and Sydney Olympic Park Authority.
8 In all 127 award nominations were received for the 2013 Sports Awards, of which 55 were short listed as finalists within 12 categories including athletes, teams, officials, coaches, organisations, events and media promotions. In addition, the Awards paid homage to 20 Distinguished Long Service recipients – the largest number on record. Canoe Slalom Champion Jessica Fox won Athlete of the Year as she created history by becoming the first female to win Gold in both the K1 and C1 events at the same World Cup. She eclipsed a strong field of finalists including Alex Blackwell (Cricket), Karen Murphy (Women’s Lawn Bowls), Aron Sherriff (Men’s Lawn Bowls) and James Magnussen (Swimming). Rowing World Champion Erik Horrie won the Athlete of the Year with a Disability Award for his outstanding performance at the World Championships shattering the previous record by 10 seconds. He overcame a strong field including; Bill Chaffey (Triathlon), Sharon Faye Grimston (Archery), Kurt Fearnley (Wheelchair Track & Road) and Matt Levy (Swimming). Young Athlete of the Year was awarded to Jack Edwards (Cycling) as he claimed Gold in the Junior Men U19 at UCI World Championships in Team Pursuit and Omnium and Young Athlete with a Disability being awarded to Maddison Elliott (Swimming) for her achievements at the IPC World Championships where she won Gold in the Women’s 100m Freestyle (S8) breaking the Oceania Record. Masters Athlete of the Year was awarded to Paul Lemmon (Surf Life Saving) who received 5 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze at the International Life Saving Championships in the 45-49 years division. Team of the Year was awarded to Grumpy Old Bears (Basketball) who beat their American and Russian competitors to claim Gold in the Over 50 Championship division for basketball at the World Masters’ Games. Team of the Year with a Disability was won by the Australian Men’s Wheelchair Tennis Team, in Ben Weekes, Adam Kellerman and Keegan Oh-Chee whose victory against Greece allowed Australia to qualify for the prestigious Men’s World Team Cup. Brant Best was awarded Coach of the Year for leading the Australian Swim team to the 2013 World Championships in Barcelona, including coaching James Magnussen to win Gold in the Men’s 100m Freestyle and Silver in the Men’s 4x100 Medley Relay. John Blom (Tennis) and Melanie Cantwell (Dragon Boats) could not be separated for their outstanding achievements in officiating – both sharing the title for Official of the Year. John, for achieving the highest accreditation in world tennis and also being appointed Chair Umpire for the 2013 Australian Open Men’s Final and Melanie who was appointed as Chief Official at the World Dragon Boat Championships in Hungary. Gymnastics NSW won Organisation of the Year for their domination in the Australian Championships alongside the opening of their new ‘home’ at the Sydney Gymnastics & Aquatic Centre. The 2013 NSW State Swimming Championships won Event of the Year in a tightly contested field including the Australian Dragon Boat Championships, GIO National Wheelchair Championships, Masters Swimming National Championships and the KFC T20 International Australia v Sri Lanka. Southern Cross Austero through SEA FM/2GO won the Sports Media Award for their partnership with Surf Life Saving NSW in their support of the NSW Surf Life Saving Championships at Ocean Beach – Umina. We extend our congratulations to the 2013 award winners who now join previous champions – a tradition upheld since 1994.
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2013 Sports Awards Winners
Category 1 Athlete of the Year
Category 8 Coach of the Year
Jessica Fox – Canoe Slalom
Brant Best – Swimming
Category 2 Young Athlete of the Year
Category 9 Official of the Year (Joint winners)
Jack Edwards – Cycling
Category 3 Masters Athlete of the Year
John Blom – Tennis
Melanie Cantwell – Dragon Boats
Paul Lemmon – Surf Life Saving
Category 4 Athlete of the Year with a Disability Erik Horrie – Rowing
Category 5 Young Athlete of the Year with a Disability Maddison Elliott – Swimming
Category 6 Team of the Year Grumpy Old Bears – Basketball
Category 7 Team of the Year with a Disability Australian Men’s Wheelchair Tennis Team – Wheelchair Tennis
Category 10 Organisation of the Year Gymnastics NSW
Category 11 Event of the Year 2013 NSW State Swimming Championships – Swimming
Category 12 Sports Media Award Southern Cross Austereo – Surf Life Saving
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2013 Distinguished Long Service Recipients
Gary Brickell Touch
Elaine Carr OAM Hockey
Richard Colless AM Australian Football
Diane Dales Cricket
Doug Denby Pony Club
Bill Dunkley Bicycle Moto Cross
Ross Gardner Football
Barry Garment Little Athletics
Bill Goodman Basketball
Allan Gregson OAM CPSARA
Sue Hamilton Softball
Barry Holland Baseball
Ian Lamb Swimming
Dave Lotty Orienteering
Dawn Moggach Squash
Jeff Mowbray Surf Life Saving
Ken Oliver Lawn Bowls
Judy Simpson Wheelchair Sport
Frances Smith Netball
Barbara Wyles Cycling
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2014 Community Sports Volunteer Awards The Community Sports Volunteer Awards celebrate and recognise outstanding achievements and contributions made by volunteers across New South Wales who carry out a variety of roles, which give life to community sport. The awards presentation was held in the Theatrette, Parliament of NSW on 16 May 2014 coinciding with National Volunteer Week. Over 140 people attended the presentation, including The Hon. Stuart Ayres MP, Minister for Sport and Recreation, Guy Zangari MP, Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation, representatives of state sporting organisations as well as nominees and winners of the awards. Fiona Crawford hosted the ceremony and interviewed winners from each category, which gave valuable insights into their experiences as volunteers. The awards consist of two distinct programs. Firstly, the Individual Awards paid tribute to volunteers who support the New South Wales sporting industry though roles such as coach, official and administrator. Secondly, The Minister’s Sport Volunteer Management Awards congratulated sporting organisations throughout the state that have displayed innovative ideas and management techniques in the recognition, education and training, coordination and recruitment of volunteers in their operations and events. Each category winner was recognised for excellence in volunteer management by the NSW Minister for Sport and Recreation, The Hon. Stuart Ayres MP and received a $2,000 grant for volunteer training or equipment. Cheryl Battaerd, Chief Executive Officer, Sport NSW and Minister Ayres concluded the proceedings by congratulating all award winners and nominees for their significant contribution to sport in New South Wales.
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2014 Community Sports Volunteer Awards Winners
Official of the Year
Young Official of the Year
Pam Hockings Women’s Bowls
Thomas Turner Netball
Coach of the Year
Young Coach of the Year
Liam James Rowing
Carrie Edgar Dragon Boats
Community Sport Administrator of the Year (Joint winners)
Nicole Bramah Cricket
Zane Fraser Australian Football
The Minister’s Sport Volunteer Management Awards
Community Sport Club
District Sport Association
Alstonville & District Football Club
Hunter Surf Lifesaving
State Sporting Organisation
Sport Event
Surf Life Saving NSW
APIA International Sydney Tennis Tournament
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Membership 1 July 2013 - 30 June 2014 4 Elements Sports Coaching Academy AFL (NSW/ACT) Amputee Golf NSW Inc Archery Society of NSW Inc Association of Heads of Independent Girls Schools Athletics NSW Australian Electric Wheelchair Hockey Association NSW Inc Australian Paralympic Committee Australian Training Company Australian University Sport Inc Austswim Baseball NSW Bicycle Moto Cross NSW Inc Billiards and Snooker Association of NSW Blind Cricket NSW Blind Sporting Association of NSW Boccia NSW Brian Sinclair Central Coast Sports Federation Cerebral Palsy Sporting and Recreation Association NSW Inc Condor Performance Confederation of Australian Motor Sports Cricket NSW Cycling NSW Dancesport NSW Disabled WinterSport Aus Diving NSW Inc Dragon Boats NSW Inc DrillDance NSW Equestrian NSW Football NSW Golf NSW Gymnastics NSW Hockey NSW Hunter Academy of Sport Ice Hockey NSW Indoor Sports NSW Jack Newton Junior Golf Foundation Judo NSW Lander and Rogers Lawyers Little Athletics Association of NSW Macquarie University Sport Masters Swimming NSW North Coast Academy of Sport Northern Inland Academy of Sport Northern NSW Football NSW Amateur Pistol Association Ltd NSW Badminton Association NSW Basketball Association NSW Bocce Federation NSW Clay Target Association Inc
NSW Council of Aus Parachute Fed Inc NSW Flying Disc Association NSW Goalball Association NSW Handball Association Inc NSW Ice Skating Association Inc NSW Netball Association NSW Rifle Association NSW Rogaining Association NSW Rugby League NSW Rugby Union NSW SnowSports NSW Squash NSW Tenpin Bowling Aus Ltd NSW Touch Association NSW Water Polo NSW Waterski Federation NSW Weightlifting Association Orienteering Association of NSW PaddleNSW Police & Community Youth Clubs NSW Ltd Pony Club Association of NSW Inc Power Football Australia (NSW) Incorporated Now NSW Powerchair Football Rowing New South Wales Inc Royal Life Saving Society Aus (NSW) Royal NSW Bowling Association Sailability NSW Sailing For Everyone Foundation Inc Sailors With Disabilities Skate NSW Inc Softball NSW Inc Special Olympics Australia (NSW) State Volleyball NSW Inc Surf Life Saving NSW Surfing NSW Swimming NSW Ltd Sydney University Sport and Fitness Table Tennis NSW Inc Tennis NSW Transplant Australia Ltd NSW Triathlon NSW Wheelchair Sports NSW Women’s Bowls NSW Womensport & Recreation NSW Yachting NSW
LIFE MEMBERSHIP Frances Crampton AM Rob Boutcher Martin Meredith
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Sponsors & Partners Sponsors
Partners University of Technology, Sydney
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RECOGNITION AND NETWORKING Sport NSW celebrates the achievements of athletes, volunteers, officials, coaches and recognises their contribution to the community through the prestigious Sports Awards and the Community Sports Volunteer Awards as well as member networking events.
KNOWLEDGE SHARE Sport NSW provides opportunities to create and share knowledge to assist sporting organisations in building their capacity and workforce capability. Sport NSW’s education role includes supporting state sporting organisations in the development and delivery of quality coaching, official education as well as facilitating training in the business and governance of sport.
ADVOCACY Sport NSW advocates a case for sport to State and Local Government and other agencies on behalf of the sport sector including participants and volunteers. Sport NSW represents the sport sector on numerous committees, working groups and councils and responds to relevant government reviews on behalf of our members.
CONTACT Address: 6a Figtree Drive, Sydney Olympic Park Mail: PO Box 517, Sydney Markets NSW 2129
P: (02) 8116 9740 E: info@sportnsw.com.au W: www.sportnsw.com.au ABN: 40 314 091 302 /CGN16203 Registration No: V2968208
Leadership
Innovation
Integrity
Inclusion
Collaboration