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2018/2019 BOWLS WA ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS

Office Bearers, Committee & Staff Sponsors Past Presidents Reports

President Chief Executive Officer Bowls Management Country Club Development High Performance Fixtures & Events Greens & Infrastructure Umpires Inclusive Practices Regional Bowls Managers Finance Financial Statements Bowls WA Events Country Pennants Metropolitan Pennants Bowls WA Awards Club Membership

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BOWLS WA OFFICE BEARERS & SPONSORS Office Bearers 2018/19

Patron: Her Excellency the Honourable Kerry Sanderson AC Governor of Western Australia Vice Patron: Beryl Brennan President: Kerry Andersen Deputy President: Larry Bandy Board Directors: Lisa Featherby (Finance), Ross Warburton (Country), Hendy Cowan, Vince Del Prete (Club Development), Marc Abonnel (Bowls Management), Deborah Capper, Larry Bandy Auditor: Reliance Auditing Services

General Committees

Bowls Management: Marc Abonnel (Ch), Brian Burton, Ron Mance, Anne Lilley, Valerie Hulbert, Ross Warburton, Michael Goble-Garratt, Tony Hockey, Jim Powell, Peter Collins (part) Country: Ross Warburton (Ch), Darrel Hudson, Dot Glass, Sandra Trenowden, Norm Skoglund, Barrye Thompson, Kevin Heberle, Bev Broom, Bob Plater, Carolyn Bell Finance: Lisa Featherby (Ch), Kerry Andersen, Larry Bandy Governance: Hendy Cowan Club Development: Vince Del Prete(Ch), Deborah Capper, Ray Povey, Simon Alden Greens & Infrastructure: Jim Powell (Ch), Kevin Lynch, Dicky Dawe, Peter Bekink, Ron Mance, Colin Cooke, Warren Carslake Fixtures and Events: Brian Burton (Ch), John Bridge, Derek Boardman, Ross Dolton, Trevor Orton, Leonie Potts, Cathy Taylor, Carol Lee Umpires: Michael Goble-Garratt (Ch), Anne Crabb, Wiggy Harley, Sue Hogg, Eric Williams, Peter Barnett, Vicki Eva, Gavan Ebsworth, Alex Bevan, Leigh Salter (part) Over 60’s Selectors Men: Roger Barns, Brian Burton, Geoff Whyatt Over 60’s Selectors Women: Sue Hogg, Helen Stevens, Kaye Blackwell State Selectors Men: Roger Barns (Ch), Tony Hockey, Michael Zusman, Glyn Vaughan State Selectors Women: Helen Stevens (Ch), Jaewyn Norton, Therese Hastings State Coaches Men: Tony Hockey, Lindsay Thorn (Assistant) State Coaches Women: Therese Hastings, Elaine McDonald (Assistant) State Coach Under 18’s: Ken Perks

Office Administration

Chief Executive Officer: Ken Pride Operations Manager: Aaron Delaporte Competition & Events Manager: Pieter Harris Office Staff: Clare Sopp (Reception and Administration), Liz Rolt (Accounts and Membership), Denise McMillan (Inclusive Practices Officer & High Performance) Regional Bowls Managers: Clive Adams & Steven Unsworth Official Photographer: Dave Rankin Sunday Times Reporter: Clive Adams

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Bowls WA would like to thank and acknowledge the following sponsors and business partners for their ongoing support:

BOWLS WA PAST PRESIDENTS Bowls WA Unified Past Presidents

G Leeks 2014-16 P Buller 2010-14 F Lilley 2008-10 N Samuel 2006-08 T Barron 2004-06

RWABA - Past Presidents

B Gilbride 2002-04 J Yandle 2000-02 V McIntyre 1998-00 G V Bainbridge 1996-98 J W Morton 1994-96 A F Ayres 1992-94 K T Cadee 1990-92 J J Carter 1988-90 T H Joel 1986-88 R G Wishart 1984-86 P N Stanley 1982-84 C W Hicks 1980-82 N E Fraser MBE 1978-80 A M Eddy AM JP 1976-78 A W Hall 1974-76 H G Charleson 1972-74 J Murray JP 1970-72 E I Paddick JP 1967-70 H E Smith JP 1963-67 A Cruikshank 1961-63 Dr A P Davis 1957-61 J L Rae 1953-57 E C Lawrence 1947-53 W J Sumpton 1945-47 W Christie 1936-45 E B McKenna 1934-36 J Hammill 1931-34 Dr F W Carter 1930-31 G H Olney 1928-30 J Holdcroft 1927-28 W M Nairn 1926-27 J Scaddan C.M.G. 1921-26

RWABA - Past Presidents

L Alexander 1920-21 A L Parsons

1919-20 J Hammill 1918-19 G P Stevens 1917-18 W W Berry 1909-17 E A Evans 1908-09 F L Parkes 1907-08 R P Vincent 1906-07 L Alexander 1904-06 F Good 1903-04 J Stoddart 1902-03 J G Warner

1901-02 C J McHenry-Clarke 1900-01 R A Dixon 1899-00 T B Jackson 1898-99

WALBA Past Presidents

N Samuel 2003-04 F Doran 2001-03 G Susac 1999-01 B Brennan 1996-99 V Lester 1994-96 B Meyers 1993-94 A O’Shannassy 1991-93 P Plowman 1989-91 E Reynolds 1987-89 M Slavich 1985-87 D Filmer 1983-85 H Repacholi 1981-83 C Hicks 1979-81 P Needham 1976-79 J Ellett 1973-76 J Shaw 1969-73 S Rogers 1965-69 M Fraser 1961-65 G Hulin 1957-61 I Allen 1952-57 A Neill 1944-52 A M Yates 1935-44

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - PRESIDENT President’s Report

Kerry Andersen

I have pleasure in presenting my report for the 2018/19 season.

The AGM in July 2018 saw the standing Board members re-elected. I thank Hendy Cowan, Ross Warburton and Marc Abonnel for their ongoing commitment to the Association.

At the August meeting of the Board, Larry Bandy was welcomed as the Deputy President, Marc accepted the Chair of the Bowls Management Committee and Vince Del Prete, Chair of the Club Development Committee.

Other members of the Board retained their former portfolios.

Strategic Focus In line with our Strategic Plan, BWA continues to focus on the health and viability of our clubs.

•The Presidents’ and Women’s Forums continue to provide useful exchanges of information.

•The new IT system, Bowls Link is operational, with clubs embracing the new look website. The membership portal is in its final stages and the competition module in progress. The ease of use and availability on tablet and smartphone has been welcomed.

•The 2025 Committee is looking for beneficial ways to improve our competitions.

•The Association has been boosted this year with partnerships with Blooms the Chemist, Dyenamic Sublimation and BCIB, who have sponsored our major events.

•The Club Development Committee was successful in attaining an Every Club grant which has given us the opportunity to provide programs, resources and tools to further enhance our ability to connect with the clubs. Kaitlyn Tyrell was appointed through the AFL Sportsready scheme to co-ordinate the program, which we have called “Winning Drive” •Our Regional Bowls Managers, Clive Adams and Steve Unsworth, continue to support our clubs and I thank them for their contribution to our sport.

•The successful result from the Special Meeting held in December has enabled Bowls WA to move forward with applying the new Affiliation Fee. Clubs have been informed of the earlier closing date for pennant nominations, September 13 to facilitate this new system of calculating club fees.

Financial surplus Further detail is provided in the Report from the Finance Director however I am very pleased to note a surplus for the 2018/19 financial year. Maintaining all the services required of this organisation, seeking sponsorship and delivering a surplus each year is imperative to the viability of the Association and I thank Finance Director Lisa Featherby, CEO Ken Pride and Accounts Manager Liz Rolt for their diligent management of finances.

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Vale It was with sadness that we saw the passing of our Vice Patron, Beryl Brennan, in November. Beryl had a great presence in the bowls community and was a great administrator, both in this state and nationally. Beryl was a member of both the BWA Hall of Fame and the BA Hall of Fame. Likewise, the tragic loss of former State player Daniel Patterson in August was heartfelt by bowlers throughout the State.

Strong performances by WA There have been strong performances both on and off the greens during the year.

Sue Hogg was awarded Official of the Year at the Bowls Australia Awards evening in October- well deserved for the dedication Sue gives to her officiating duties.

Clive Adams was runner-up in the Australian Indoor Singles, the Over 60s women returned from the Copper Coast with silver medals, Manning girls Helen Morss, Therese Hastings, Robin O’Brien, Lara Merz and Kristina Krstic returned from the Australian Championships at Merimbula with medals including gold in the fours, and Jack East won back to back Under 18 Singles titles. Our State teams represented us with honour and pride in NSW, though the medals were elusive, congratulations to Kyle McIlroy who played his 200th game for WA. Daniel Trewhella and Kristina Krstic had outstanding seasons to take out the Bowler of the Year Awards.

The Vision Impaired and Blind National Championships held at the Tattersalls Bowling Club in May showcased bowlers who were truly inspirational in their expertise and enjoyment of the game.

The introduction of the State Mixed Pairs and the Dyenamic Masters Series have attracted strong interest and with the benefit of live streaming of State finals, our competition events remain healthy.

Men’s and Women’s Country Weeks remain important fixtures on the calendar and I would like to thank the clubs who so willing opened their clubs to provide greens and hospitality.

I thank Country Director Ross Warburton for his tireless contribution on behalf of our country clubs, and my thanks to the Country Committee who give their time to represent the Leagues and Zones.

Patrons and Supporting Partners I have pleasure in announcing that the recently appointed Governor, Mr Kim Beazley has agreed to become Patron of Bowls WA, and Norma Samuel has been appointed our new Vice Patron, subject to approval at the 2019 Annual General Meeting I would like to thank the Dept of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries for their continued support by way of the Industry Investment Program (IIP) and grants to clubs.

I thank the generous sponsors who support our organisation – Blooms the Chemist, BCIB, Dyenamic Sublimation, Henselite, Crown Perth, Seniors Recreation Council and Legacy WA our nominated charity partner.

Bowls WA could not operate without such a dedicated and hardworking staff and I thank Ken Pride and his team for their loyalty and commitment to the Association.

Thanks must go to the volunteers who serve on BWA committees for their time and contribution to the game.

I also thank the members of the Board for their continued support.

There will be challenges ahead with diminishing numbers committing to our game, but Bowls WA is well placed to face the challenge, and I look forward to the coming season.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - CEO Chief Executive Officer Report

Ken Pride

The past 12 months have been very successful for the Association with a strong surplus recorded, excellent numbers for the various events conducted, including new Mixed and Masters Series events and a support to move to a more equitable affiliation fee structure.

Improving our clubs – off the green Over the past year the Association has continued to focus on efforts to improve the governance of our affiliated clubs and through that their future sustainability. A successful funding application to state government will see the Winning Drive program rolled out across the state. For the next two years training will be provided in strategic planning, through the WA Sports Federations Top Club program, a new and much improved IT system as we transition from Bowls Connect to Bowls Link and specific assistance in ensuring club’s Compliance in all its forms with guidance provided by Clubs WA. All in all the Club Development Committee has done a significant amount of work over the period to fulfil its Charter to “provide support and assistance to clubs and their members, in whatever form that may take. The objective of the committee’s activities will be to assist clubs achieve long term sustainability on and off the green.”

We certainly look forward to club executives state-wide taking advantage of these services and opportunities offered to them.

A more equitable affiliation structure It was acknowledged that the previous two methods of charging individuals and/or clubs capitation or latterly affiliation was not equitable across metropolitan and country areas. One activity that is common to the vast majority of clubs in this state is pennants; hence this will now for the immediate future form the basis of clubs affiliating with Bowls WA. No longer will there be a charge for members transferred or passed away; a key failure of the most recent model, nor will there be uncertainty surrounding “who” should be capitated as with models past. The focus on pennant will allow for an accurate measurement of club’s ACTIVE members to be made (and charged) accordingly.

Fortunately clubs recognised the increased fairness in this model, when voted in at the December 2018 Special General Meeting. We look forward to the initial transition in October and will closely monitor the process over the next few years.

Financial stability The Association is very pleased to announce a solid surplus for the 2018/19 financial year; attaining a key objective within the strategic plan of building financial self-sufficiency for the future of the sport. Pleasingly corporate support increased over the past year as we continue to make efforts to rely less on government funding in the year ahead.

Importantly services were not reduced to achieve the surplus, in fact there were a number of initiatives over 2018/19 commenced. The Winning Drive program is noted above, partially funded by government, a new Masters Series of events was very successfully commenced along with strong increases in entries for the Mixed Series; many of our major events were live-streamed, a new innovation which was widely applauded,

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particularly by our country members.

Financial challenges will always remain in a mid - tier sport such as Bowls, but we are well placed for the future to meet those challenges head on, thanks to careful financial management. Detailed information can be found within the Director’s Report and the Statement of Accounts.

High Performance On the national stage there were some excellent performances this year.

Kristina Krstic was desperately unlucky not to take the Australian Open singles crown last June, the Perth Suns had a fine BPL08 at Pine Rivers going down in the Semi Finals and Clive Adams as runner up in the Australian Indoor Championships was similarly a fine effort.

The various state teams had good campaigns with the Open Side, Under 18s and Over 60s all completing their events with a number of excellent performances. The Over 60s surely are due for a series win in the not too distant future and our Under 18 boys in particular will have a strong hand in the medals in Bendigo later this year.

The national move to a Festival of Bowls in October 2020 will see a rest for the Sides Series for 18 months, allowing for a full review of our High Performance structures from Under 18s upwards. Greater efficiency in the use of staff and volunteers will be sought and a new program considered with the majority of practice and selection of squads to occur over the winter months – quite a departure for our Open Sides from previous years.

Corporate Partners I noted previously the great support from our corporate partners.

Our sincere thanks to Blooms the Chemist who joined us this year in a most significant way as the naming rights sponsor of the Perth Suns and as the principal sponsor of the Metropolitan Pennant Competition; we look forward to building on that partnership in the following 12 months.

To Ian Hopper and Brett Duprez of BCiB, one of our longest standing and loyal supporters our continued thanks. As naming rights sponsor of Country Week for the next three years we look forward to assisting them in further expanding their footprint in WA – stay tuned for a major new event in late August !

To Chris Smith and his team at Dyenamic Bowls Uniforms, their product due to its quality and the service provided is growing their brand nationally – a local WA made supplier is an enormous benefit to clubs and I urge those few who have yet to switch to Dyenamic to do so for quality, price and service !

Continued support from Henselite and Dennis Pattullo for Country Week and the state triples, Seniors Recreation Council and Crown Perth all contribute greatly to the success of the sport and we thank them.

Staff and Board The sport is very fortunate in WA to have the quality of staff we have – our most recent addition is now coming up to 8 years in the position; a remarkable occurrence given the high turnover at other similar sized sports.

The wealth of corporate knowledge at Bowls WA is unsurpassed in the country.

Similarly we have a very stable and supportive Board to work under and I sincerely thank President Kerry Andersen and the other Directors for their work and generosity of time over the year. Finally along similar lines, to Bowls Australia President Darryl Clout and CEO Neil Dalrymple where a very constructive relationship exists with ourselves in all matters present and the future.

Best wishes to all for an enjoyable “off season”.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - BOWLS MANAGEMENT Bowls Management Committee

Marc Abonnel

The Bowls Management Committee (BMC) is like an engine computer.

A lot of people know it is there, and it is important but don’t know how it works. This is where all the major committees that keep bowls in WA running all join as one. There are committees that have sub committees and working groups and there is a process for all the information and decisions that need to be made.

Committees and Representatives of the BMC Umpires Committee chaired by Mike Goble-Garratt has a great team of dedicated officials. If you want to become an umpire or you need clarification on the rules of our sport this where your answers are. They have also been assessing the new WBGT heat stress meter over the last 18 months and now will be trialled during all state events.

Fixtures & Events committee chaired by Brian Burton is where pennants, state competitions, major events and all the associated infrastructure required to run WA’s successful competitions.

Greens & Infrastructure chaired by Jim Powell will inspect every single green to make sure all the surfaces are to a standard ready for the pennant season. They inspect all the critical aspects that have rules and regulations for the game of bowls including do ditches hold bowls properly, shades up and ready, rink widths and all the infrastructure that our clubs need.

Country committee is chaired by Ross Warburton. There are 136 country clubs in 21 leagues and in excess of 7700 bowlers. For all of those members, clubs and zones when change is required or new information or training or coaching this is the conduit to all the other committees. Country week and all the associated coordinating of the 1000 or so bowlers and clubs involved is through the BMC. High Performance & Coaching is chaired by Tony Hockey our state coach. This committee has the state teams, development squad, under 18’s and is the pathway to the high-performance end of the game. This is currently going through a full review trying to streamline processes, coaches and assistants, management to create a seamless and efficient high-performance pathway.

Clubs and member representation Anne Lilley, Ron Mance and Peter Collins represent the bowling players and members. Also on the BMC is Bowls WA Competitions Manager Pieter Harris, CEO Ken Pride and myself Chairman Marc Abonnel.

Bowls 2025 The Bowls 2025 Committee was created by the Bowls Management Committee to consider the appropriateness of the current forms of the game in this State and consider their on-going “fit for purpose” in a changing sporting environment. The appointed members were as follows: •BMC elected member Ron Mance •BMC elected member Anne Lilley •Premier League player Simon Alden •BMC Board member Marc Abonnel (Chairman) •Ken Pride Bowls WA CEO

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These recommendations based on member submissions were considered by the Bowls Management Committee, the Board and discussed with the club representatives at the recently held Metropolitan Presidents’ and Women’s Forums.

Given strong support they will now be introduced for the 2019/20 pennant season.

Men’s Midweek will now move to a • Sets play competition comprising two nine (9) end sets and if required a three (3) end tiebreaker determined by ends won (not shots scored), • No dead ends with the Jack placed on the “T” to complete the end, • A non-compulsory open roll up period commencing at 12.30pm with the game commencing at 1.00pm, • Scoring will be as follows: • (1) point per set won, • (0.5) points for set drawn, • (2) points for winning game, • Thereby contributing to a maximum of (12) points for a three-rink match.

Women’s Saturday will now move to a • (21) end competition for all colours and divisions.

The BMC is a very active part of Bowls in WA and would welcome people who might like to contribute to our great game. We are in need to fill a few positions so if you have a couple of free hours a month I would like to hear from you.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - COUNTRY Country

Ross Warburton

With the clientele of bowls generally changing, I feel that the sport may move to shorter games to give our younger generation a choice of shorter quicker competitions. The media coverage of the BPL has created this and with country clubs being able to host BPL qualifying events, it gives players a chance to qualify at club then State level for a chance to play at Pine Rivers. I am hoping that country players will support this initiative and get a team together.

Country Week Country week is still attracting good numbers with this year being no exception. Congratulations to Justin Smith on winning the Men’s singles for the second year in a row and Noelene Abe winning the Ladies singles.

They also both won the respective pairs competitions with Justin playing with brother Aaron and Noelene playing with Nola Forbes. Other winners were Men’s Fours - Brad Ball, Ben Garrett, Dave Appleton & Russell Bates.

Ladies Fours - Jill Winter, Gail Barry, Denise Mott & Liz Wilson.

The Men’s Champion Club was won by Dudley Park with Corrigin winning the Ladies.

The country committee has taken on board the results from the survey that was taken during country week with changes to composite sides to be implemented in 2020.

Inter Zone Round Robins I attended this years Men’s IZRR which was held at Emu Point Bowling Club with the South West Zone winning it for the third year in a row. I would like to thank Emu Point and the Southern Bowling Zone for a well run competition. The Ladies held their IZRR Pairs at Northam and well done to the Eastern Zone for their win and the Southern Zone for their win in the IZRR fours.

Bowls Link After five years of Bowls Connect the Bowls Australia Information Technology working party have appointed a new system provider. A company called Savage Bull were given the contract to build the new system and this will now be called Bowls Link. Bowls WA are confident that there won’t be too many changes to the system that we have become used to, with venues in country areas holding seminars for clubs to become familiar with the new system.

Affiliation Model Membership in some country clubs have dropped significantly because of people moving and retiring to the coast and a fairer way to raise the affiliation fee had to be found. Last December a special general meeting was held to vote on a new affiliation model which was brought about by inequities in the affiliation fee that clubs were paying. The old model was based on the affiliation fee paid in 2015/16 with CPI increases each year. This year the affiliation fee will be calculated on nominated pennant teams from each Club. Some clubs will find their affiliation fee will drop and some will find it increase however there is no doubting the transparency and fairness.

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Awards Night The awards night was once again held at Crown Perth. Congraulations to Noelene Abe on winning the Penny Needham Women’s country bowler of the year and Justin Smith on winning the Vice Patrons Men’s country bowler of the year. Also well done to Gnowangerup, Small Country Club winner and Northam, the Jim Murray Country Club winner.

I wish all the League and Zone representatives all the best for the coming year and thanks to Clive Adams and Steve Unsworth for their continued work with our country clubs. Also thanks to Ken Pride and his staff for their continued support.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - CLUB DEVELOPMENT Club Development

Vince Del Prete

The Club Development Committee (CDC) in the last 12 months has built on the 2018 foundation set that aligns with the key outcomes of the Bowls WA Strategic Plan and in particular the primary goal being to provide services that add value to Club operations, including the representation of their interests to Government in support of their on-going sustainability.

The CDC has maintained its focus servicing the needs of the Clubs and exploring new opportunities and initiatives.

The continued focus areas were: • Governance: Strategic, Operational, Risk Management Plans and strategies; • Financial viability: Sound and accountable financial management, Cash flow and investment management; • Membership recruitment: management and marketing, retention targets and strategies; • Club environment: Activities and events, Member surveys and Volunteer Management plan; • Infrastructure: maintenance and investment strategies (greens, clubhouse, surrounds, and equipment); • Promotion and development: Strategies (community bowls, Jack Attack, attractive events); and • Compliance: with Associations Incorporations Act; Liquor Control Act and Club Constitution.

The key highlights have included:

Winning Drive Program In May 2019, the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries announced the success of Bowls WA Winning Drive program application. The program covers four key areas in supporting Clubs being: 1. Access to committee and volunteer training programs – Bowls Club Committee Compliance Training and a Bowls Link training course (Database, Website, Competitions etc.); 2. Access to club planning program Top Club; 3. Access to online club resources and tools – Bowls WA Club Resource Guide; 4. Access to club development consultants who deliver face to face support, help and advice – Bowls Australia RBM program; and 5.the employment of Kaitlin Tyrrell on a traineeship to implement and roll out the program.

Gotta Love the Bowlo In 2018, the Bowls WA Board decided to invest into the future of the sport including the web, TV, digital and social media aspects as well as local marketing material for Clubs. This resulted in the Gotta Love the Bowlo campaign being created and implemented. The campaign’s aim was, and still is, to attract a new generation of members to the Clubs in the 35 to 55 age groups. It was also looking to deliver a positive message that bowls is an inclusive sport for all ages.

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The next stage of the campaign is to now ensure the ongoing currency of Gotta Love the Bowlo and to bring “real life people” to the campaign and the community. The CDC agreed this could be achieved by the way of promotional videos. As a result, Bowls WA developed and released three short videos via its social media platform highlighting Steve Patterson, Eddie Gollan and the Mt Lawley BC casual bowls afternoon with Russell Woolf. Each video is showcasing a theme of why you can be part of the bowls family and play bowls.

The reach and engagement of these videos in the community has been outstanding with a combined reach of over 20,000 views. Four more videos are planned for release in the back end of 2019 / early 2020.

A Gotta Love the Bowlo Radio Campaign is also in the pipeline for 2019/2020 to work in with the summer competition.

Bowls Link The transition to Bowls Link, which is now in the process of being implemented as a replacement for Bowls Connect. It will continue to provide Clubs with the ability to run efficiently using a new tailor-made IT system for all levels of the sport, inclusive of a modern competition management system, a centralised connected membership database system, and new and improved websites. The CDC in conjunction with the RBM’s and Bowls WA Staff will continue to ensure this system meets the needs and objectives of Clubs into the future.

Bowls WA Digital Media Review An independent Review was undertaken to assist Bowls WA in understanding how to maximise the use of its social media platforms to better connect with the Clubs and wider community. There are several outcomes identified from the Review, which Bowls WA will begin to implement to ensure the sport is able to maximise the opportunities that exists in today’s challenging digital environment. This is another way Bowls WA is looking to capture the interest of prospective members and participants into the sport.

Bowls Live Streaming The introduction of live streaming at several finals of major events through out the season not only provides fellow bowlers and supporters with the ability to track the results of best performers but also acts as another method of promotion of the sport in a relatively cost-effective way. Whilst the live views were generally only a few hundred the overall views of each live stream averaged around 5,000.

Volunteer Survey The Volunteer Survey released in January 2019, which enabled club volunteers to express their views volunteer requirements. The feedback will assist Bowls WA to develop programs for Clubs in the area of Volunteer Management, Recruitment and Retention.

It has been another busy year for the CDC, and I would like to take the opportunity to thank Members on it for their work and commitment in this very important area of the sport.

A special thank you to Marc Abonnel as the outgoing chair of the CDC, and to Members Paul Firth and Ray Povey (wishing you all the best on your Melbourne journey) for their contribution.

To Clive Adams and Steve Unsworth, as the BA RBMs you do a great job in being the conduit between the Clubs and Bowls WA in ensuring their needs are understood and actioned on. Such as playing an actively role in supporting Clubs to meet the new model rules of Incorporated Association Act requirements.

Finally, thank you to Aaron Delaporte for your commitment and professionalism in this important part of the sport.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - HIGH PERFORMANCE High Performance

Denise McMillan

2017 was a year for appointing State Coaches and Selectors for both the Open and Senior State Sides. The Selection Panel for the Open Men’s and Women’s State Sides performed admirably during their two-year appointed term which was completed after the 2019 Side Series, while the Senior Selection Panel has one more National Senior Side Series to attend, prior to fulfilling their two-event selection requirements.

In a move that has come as a surprise to some, 2019 will see a re-vamp of the High-Performance infrastructure at Bowls WA - approved by the Board in 2018. The first change comes via the Bowls Academy with a tender for Academy Coach released that will have a focus on talent identification and development. This position will work with the to-be newly appointed Talent Development Coordinator, State Selection Panel Chairperson and the Open State Team Coaches to provide a program to fast track future High Performance Players to the next level. The next positions open for application will be the State Selection Panels, and Chairperson, alongside the State Team Coaches. 2019 and beyond are looking exciting for the sport of Lawn Bowls in WA! The 2019 Open Side Series, held at Ettalong Bowling Club in New South Wales, saw our Women’s side place third with four wins and three losses with Kristina Krstic’s side of Robyn Jolly, Noelene Abe and Laura Merz finishing fifth best in the Women’s Competition. Helen Morss not only celebrated her 100th game for WA but also won the Beryl Godfrey award for Most Outstanding Women’s Player of the Series. The Men’s side finished in sixth position with two wins and a drawn match. As we are all aware, results do not show game quality as the men’s side worst result was only a ten-shot loss! The rink of Cody Packer, Anthony Williams, Kevin McKay and Lewis Grigg lost just one match to come out with four wins and two draws to be the fifth best Men’s rink. Russell Bates, who had an exceptional first series, won the Men’s Allan Eddy/Rod Wishart Award as best player for the series. Another highlight to mention is Kyle McIlroy’s milestone of reaching 200 games played for WA earning him the coveted Jim Sullivan Medal!

The Senior Side competition was held again on the Copper Coast of South Australia at Wallaroo and Moonta Bowling Cubs. The women went determined to obtain Gold after losing out last year by two shots to Queensland; however, this outcome was not meant to be and despite the women’s brilliant tournament, and only one rink-win keeping them from their goal, they walked away with Silver again for two years running and should be very happy with their performance. Irene Arndt was crowned female player of the tournament winning the Beryl Brennan Award. The Men’s side also played well with a resulting 15 rink wins – the same as Victoria who took the title – but luck was not on WA’s side with the Men losing three of their seven matches.

The rink of Gary Caffell, Steve O’Neill, Steve Cerff and Grant Nicol did an exceptional job winning six of seven matches as the best performed rink for WA. Bernie McNamara, a debut selection in 2018, was the winner of the Barns/McKenzie Award as player of the series.

The National Junior Side Series were hosted at Capalaba Bowling Club in Queensland where Jack East competed in the boy’s Singles and came out with Silver while the boy’s fours team of Marcus Simpson, Cory Day, Ashton Hagboom, and Aiden McAuliffe also picked up Silver. Overall, WA boys finished fourth on the ladder. With our WA girls low numbers we had Ruby Leggett and Emma Smith form a composite side with Northern Territory. Ruby Leggett was part of the fours and the team earned Bronze, while Emma Smith competed in the Singles with a win and two losses. Junior Development will be a key objective under the new High Performance model.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - FIXTURES & EVENTS Fixtures & Events

Brian Burton

With the 2018-2019 Season well and truly done and dusted, on behalf of the Committee, I would like to congratulate those who were successful in their endeavours, a full list of the winners of all championships conducted

by Bowls WA is available later in the Annual Report.

To the members of the Committee I express my sincere appreciation for a job very well done, not only with what you have done, but also the manner in which you have done it. All bowlers will know and understand that the Committee is made up of volunteers who do their best to provide a structure and process to the bowling community in running such events as Pennants and our State Championships. The venues and support from Clubs has also been greatly appreciated. As I have said before, the Committee needs the support of clubs and bowlers to continue to provide the services that they do.

This will be my last report as I have spent some twenty six years with Bowls WA in a volunteer capacity, originally with the Umpires Commttee and more recently several years with the Fixtures and Events Committee. I feel it is time for someone else to take over and wish my successor all the best in the role.

The support received from the Board and Bowls Management Committee throughout the Season has been greatly appreciated.

Wishing all bowlers, regardless of the division they play, all the best for an enjoyable and competitive 20192020 Season.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - GREENS & INFRASTRUCTURE Greens & Infrastructure

Jim Powell

The 2018-2019 bowls season was a relativity quiet one in regard to the number of official complaints and greens protests registered through the Bowls WA office.

This could be due to a number of reasons; clubs and greenkeepers have been able to generally manage their greens to a sufficient standard throughout the pennant season or away clubs are still hesitant to make a formal complaint either through the protest form or the Notice of Concern form. While we are hoping it is due to the improvement in green management, it is likely there are some cases that clubs are still hesitant to officially complete a form about a green after they have played on it.

The Greens and Infrastructure Committee encourages all clubs to make full use of the Notice of Concern forms if your players feel it is warranted. This form does not mean you are protesting, and no points will change hands, but it does give the Committee and the Home clubs a chance to discuss the green in question.

I am sure all clubs would rather the BWA volunteer inspectors come and look and discuss the suspect greens to get a resolution rather than have opposition players unofficially complain about their greens well after the day in question.

Inspections Metropolitan Green Inspections began on Tuesday 9th October 2018 with all metropolitan inspections completed over a three-day period ending on Thursday 11th. Inspection teams are broken into four sets of pairs, with all pairs doing approximately 15 clubs each over that three-day period. Although the changing seasonal conditions in September and October continue to be of concern to grass management, generally the grass greens presented were at a good standard for the time of year.

While generally most clubs had sufficient greens to start the season after these initial inspections, there were a number of clubs that required the inspectors to come back just before the pennant season started to ensure enough greens were given the okay for pennant play.

The 2018-2019 season saw the implementation of the electronic Greens Inspection forms on a number of routes. While there were certainly some minor glitches with the completing and distribution of these forms, there were certainly no major concerns or setbacks. The feedback gained from clubs and inspectors will see some changes to forms setup and the information shared between inspectors, Bowls WA and Clubs especially when work is required on the greens to get them passed for pennant play. With the knowledge gained by the inspectors, it is expected that all routes will use the electronic forms next season with an easier and more streamlined approach.

The inspection teams also formally introduced the use of photos and videos in a number of instances that would normally require the inspectors to return to the club at a later date. This was especially useful in regard to the putting up of appropriate shades around the greens but also included work to stop rebounding of bowls.

There are many occasions when clubs do not want to put up shades until the last minute before pennant to allow the grass greens to receive maximum exposure of the sun for growing purposes. While we have allowed

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it in the past, this season it was encouraged that clubs took photos and sent them to the office showing the shades in place. This allowed greens to be passed for pennant play without the volunteer inspectors having to return to look at shades.

The Greens and Infrastructure Committee also allowed video to be taken and sent to Bowls WA showing remedial work being undertaken in ditch repair and rebounding. If there was any doubt the inspectors would still attend but if it was only a minor repair then clubs could officially receive their pass for pennant play in an electronic form based on the video evidence and the previous inspection sheet done a couple of weeks or even a couple of days earlier.

Country Week As per the previous season, during January the inspection teams were back out in force looking at clubs that had applied for Men’s and Women’s Countryweek. All inspection teams sent in their ranking points and remarks from each club inspected and when they were all collated a comprehensive list was handed to the Fixtures and Events Committee for consideration when venues were allocated.

It must be remembered that inspections are being undertaken in January when the draw is being completed and unfortunately things can change once Countryweek starts at the beginning and end of March. It is vitally important clubs are diligent in presenting their greens in the best possible way for major competitions and if they have deteriorated between inspections and competition time, Bowls WA must be informed to allow players the best surfaces possible.

Lastly, I would also like to thank all the volunteers on the Bowls WA Greens and Infrastructure Committee and all the club personnel that we have been in contact with during the season for helping build a strong relationship between BWA staff, Clubs and inspection teams so that the greens are in the best condition for all their members and visitors.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - UMPIRES Umpires

Michael Garratt

The usual two rounds of courses held annually in the Metro region – two North of the River and two South plus some smaller re-accreditation sessions conducted, returned a total (new & re-accrediting) 81 National Umpires and 35 Measurers across some 60+ clubs. In addition, one Umpire attained the World Bowls International Technical Official’s accreditation, while 1 successfully re-accredited as an ITO. One of our existing ITOs relocated to Queensland.

With the results from the year’s Metro courses resulting 91 new and re-accrediting as National Umpires and 16 Measurers, the total officiating list within the Metro Region stands at 8 ITO’s; 435 National Umpires; 139 Measurers and/or Markers. However 45 out of all those will be out of date by the start of season 2019-20 or soon after.

In addition, 14 existing Level 1/2 Umpires have their final opportunity to re-accredit at one of the September course/s to let them re-accredit rather than do all three sessions required of New Umpires.

Country Leagues have been even busier this past year, producing some 88 new & re-accrediting officials to bring the total Officiating list across all Country Leagues to: one ITO; 412 National Umpires; 134 Measurers and/or Markers, of those, some 40 National Umpires & 10 Measurers’ accreditation will expire prior to season commencement.

39 existing Level 1/2 Umpires have their final opportunity to re-accredit at one of the September course/s to let them re-accredit rather than do all 3 sessions required of New Umpires.

Officiating Presenters and Assessors The issues arising from the requirement to re-accredit and/or recruit more Officiating Presenters and Assessors are slowly being addressed, but we now require the Leagues that are not currently served by P&As to make some effort, to encourage suitable members to put their hands up for this vital role, including some financial support to cover the costs of the training.

Two new P&As and seven renewing their accreditation have been conducted in the Country, while one new and three existing P&As have been accredited in the Metro, bringing the totals to 18 Country and 11 Metro P&As. This Committee thanks Morley, Willetton, Manning and Mosman clubs for the absolutely vital level of support they have provided this past year in allowing the use of their venues for the various Metro courses.

Particular thanks must also go to those Country P&As who volunteer to give so much of their time and travel considerable distances to keep up the Officiating skills momentum in their own and, in some cases, adjacent Leagues.

International Technical Officials World Bowls has a program of conducting ITO assessments, usually once a year, but require enough suitable applicants to come forward to justify the WB expense of coming to WA. If any National Umpire with no less than three years Officiating experience and willing to Mark in League or State or other ‘prestigious’ Singles events before the assessment date (usually March in WA), please contact me or any of the Umpires Committee.

Also peruse the World Bowls website - http://www.worldbowls.com/laws-umpiring/international-technicalofficials/ for further information.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - INCLUSIVE PRACTICES Inclusive Practices

Denise McMillan

The 2019 State All Abilities Championships were played in March at Kardinya with 32 participants in four categories of Deaf, Intellectual, Physical, and Vision Impaired. This is a 24% player increase across these categories from 2018 and the participation of Country players increased to 19% which was fantastic to see.

The physical disability players were seeding to represent WA at the National Multibowl Championships in May with some great performances. Congratulations to those winning medals across all four categories.

The Multibowl Championships were run at Souths Suburban Bowling Club in Mackay QLD and WA hosted a side of four male para-bowlers who played in Open Triples and Men’s B7/8 Pairs and Singles coming home with Bronze in the Pairs won by Eddie Gollan (Rossmoyne) and Steve Murray (Scarborough).

Another first for Inclusive Bowls in WA – the inaugural State Bowling Arm Singles Championships – was run in May at Warnbro Bowling Club. With 36 initial entries the schedule of play started with six sections of round-robin games before playing Quarter Finals, Semi Finals and Finals. Laurie Blurton (Bunbury) won the event in a great final from Mitch Brown (Wanneroo) 18-14. Whilst the play-off for Bronze was won by Bob Eayrs (Mandurah).

Warnbro can boast 12 under-cover rinks that provide the ability to continue play in inclement weather, as well as excellent night lighting – combine this with extremely capable volunteers – the club made this event a delight to run!

Starting in 2011 the first Bowling Arm Interstate Side Challenge was played between Victoria and New South Wales.

This expanded yearly with: 1.

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2013 South Australia joined 2016 Queensland joined 2017 Western Australia joined 2018 Tasmania joined

The 2018 Challenge was held at East Maitland Bowling Club in NSW and the National Title was won (again) by Victoria whom has managed to keep the title since the Challenge’s inauguration. The inaugural TASWA Shield between WA and TAS was won by Western Australia – a fantastic achievement.

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Perth & Tattersalls successfully hosted the 40th Australian Blind Bowler Nationals in May.

This event had four States participating over a range of vision impaired categories from B1 to B4 including Open and Gender Specific competitions. WA performed very well earning nine (9) awards with a Gold in the B2 Open Pairs, 3 Silver in the B2 Men’s Singles and the B2 and B3 Mixed Pairs, and 5 Bronze in the B2 and B3 Men’s Singles, B2 and B3 Open Pairs, and B2 Ladies Singles. For those unfamiliar with the term ‘Director’ this is the non-playing partner who acts as the ‘eyes’ of the vision impaired bowler. Their direction can be physical (by touch), verbal (by talk), and mental (creating a picture of the head). The Director tells the player how many meters the jack is from the front of the mat and describes the opponent’s bowls around the head so that the player can choose the shots they wish to play.

Community Inclusion Bowling continues to grow at the weekly BowlAbility program hosted at Kardinya Bowling Club.

This program is in its eighth year of operation and participation continues to grow with an influx of diverse participants.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - REGIONAL BOWLS MANAGERS Steven Unsworth

Clive Adams

Bowls Australia Regional Bowls Managers It been another busy year for the Regional Bowls Manager team with the 16 strong team visiting clubs across the nation looking to help promote the sport, keep clubs strong and encourage participation in our great sport.

In WA over the past year, Clive Adams and Steve Unsworth have made nearly 600 visits to clubs, schools and councils to discuss current issues and the future of the sport. Clubs have received over $1.3 million dollars in grants for projects such as new synthetic greens, lighting and facility upgrades, and we have participation continuing to grow despite losses in formal membership.

Our Award Winners Bowls WA’s Club of the Year award once again went to Sorrento. The Club is a fine example of solid management based around clear and defined processes. Sorrento was perhaps the best ever performed team to be relegated in a very closely fought Metro Premier League bowls season this year, and we would expect to see them back in the upper echelon very soon.

The picturesque Mosman Park Bowls Club was the recipient of the Metro Small Club of the Year award on the back of its promotion into the top grade next season. The club has always been a mecca of social bowls and participation with over 20,000 people taking to the greens each year just to have a go. The club also commenced a Jack Attack program this season which achieved solid numbers and now it has started, can expect it to flourish in the coming years.

Gnowangerup took the Small Country Club of the Year as everyone at the Bowls WA Awards Night marvelled at the amazing work the club has done with its facilities, all achieved without grants and on the back of magnificent fund raising.

Finally, it was Northam that took home the Country Club of the Year award setting records with its on green performance, and another club that has worked very hard on its facilities and is now reaping the rewards.

Clubs don’t survive without volunteers, and whilst it was Keith Bowden from Fremantle that took home the gong as Volunteer of the Year, Steve and I see so much work being done out there in clubland by people that simply love the sport and love their club. Congratulations to you all, and thank you.

BPL Cup This exciting new competition continues to grow legs across the country, but moreso in WA. Over 100 teams entered qualifying events here in WA last year, with Mosman Park’s Lisa Featherby, Linda Warburton and Renate Coote earning a trip East alongside Cambridge’s Sam Perica, Nick Lewis and Andrew Foster.

This season another team will get the chance to enjoy a free holiday to Pine Rivers in Brisbane to enjoy the glitz, glamour and bright lights of the Bowls Premier League, whilst having the chance to win the BPL Cup and to play on the TV rink.

At the halfway point of this year’s competition, we have already surpassed last year’s entries and there are still plenty of events to come. It is great to see plenty of country clubs getting involved this year, with events in Harvey, Bunbury, Goomalling and Dampier!

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Constitutions This has been a hot topic for many clubs over the past year or so, with every Club in WA (not just bowls clubs) having to review and re-submit its Constitution before 30 June 2019. Many clubs have gone through the process well, and with the help of Clubs WA and the RBM team.

Your club constitution is your guide to how your club is operated and managed and is a crucial document. Throughout this process clubs have struggled to find copies of the document, or have been surprised by items in it that are very much outdated.

If your club is still to review your Constitution, it isn’t too late, and it still must be done, so perhaps just give your RBM a call, and we will be more than happy to assist.

Planning for the Future Bowls WA’s Winning Drive program fits perfectly with the role of the RBM. Based around Club Development and planning the program encourages clubs to get involved through training and engagement programs. Clubs need to plan, otherwise how do we control what happens next, and what do we base our decisions on?

Sinking funds A big concern for clubs is what happens when the synthetic green they received a grant for comes up for replacement? Simply going back to the “grant well” is unlikely to be an option, so clubs must be putting away money each year to cover re-surfacing when required. This is crucial to the longevity of your Club.

Re-definition of a Bowler A bowler is no longer just the person who steps out on a Saturday afternoon or Tuesday morning in their club uniform to play the sport – we need to open up that definition and realise that our social players, our corporate players, our barefoot players – are all bowlers.

While trying to convert these social players etc into pennant players, we forget that they play an integral part in our clubs. We know that Australia-wide, over 1.4 million people played at least one bowl last year, some that are dedicated to the sport, and others that just visited a club for a taste.

Clubs need to find a way to embrace those people that aren’t necessarily dedicated to the sport, but want to have fun and have a go. We need to provide events for them like Jack Attack, and community bowls, and we need to be flexible. The clubs that do that well, will thrive into the future.

Bowls Australia Programs Bowls Australia continues to roll out different programs in an effort to assist clubs attract more people and to re-vitalise their offerings. Jack Attack, Jr.Jack Attack, Roll Back the Clock, Bolton Clarke information sessions etc are just some of the programs that we, as RBMs, can introduce to your Club.

CALL US – Don’t wait for us to call you Only you know when you want help or when you’d like to talk through some options, so don’t wait for us to call you, get in touch and we can schedule in a visit.

Any discussions and information you share with remains between you and us, unless we ask permission to share that information further. We are on your side and want to see each and every club thrive into the future.

Clive Adams Steven Unsworth WA RBM - North/East E: cadams@bowls.com.au M: 0408 136 831

WA RBM - South E: sunsworth@bowls.com.au M: 0418 890 680

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - FINANCE Finance

Lisa Featherby

The 2018/19 year has been eventful and Ken Pride, our excellent staff and the Board have been working hard during the year to maintain a break even or better financial result while continuing to increase the range of events and services on offer to our members.

Surplus returned This has been achieved and a better than anticipated surplus has been delivered. The original budget deficit (before depreciation on the building) of $7,627 has been overturned to a surplus of $60,722 (which includes building depreciation). A significant turnaround brought about by securing additional sponsorship from Blooms the Chemist; a prudent approach to all expense areas within the Association and offering an expanded range of events which has increased participation and therefore income.

Sponsorship boost Securing Blooms, a major sponsor for Metro pennants and the Perth Suns has certainly had a positive impact on the cashflow and it was great to see them present at the end of finals and the Awards Night. They want to increase their exposure across WA as they open up new stores and they see Bowls WA as a good fit, with good exposure via our membership and with the Perth Suns. Likewise, Dyenamic Sublimation, who have been on board with us for two years now contribute greatly to our financial outcome. Bowls WA are very fortunate in this area and are one of only a few of the State Associations who work hard to foster great partnerships and sponsorship arrangements. We thank Blooms, Dyenamic, and long-standing sponsors BCIB, Henselite, the Seniors’ Recreation Council and the Crown Perth for their ongoing support. Other areas where income was higher were interest and distributions on our credit funds; BPL prize money; and competitions.

Reduced costs There were a number of areas where costs were reduced; these savings contributing to an improvement in the bottom line. The change from Bowls Connect to Bowls Link has taken more time than Bowls Australia anticipated and we will not pay our full contribution until this is complete. This has saved us about $21,000 this year with the full cost to impact next season. Jack Hi production costs are also down but this is a timing issue more so than a reduction. Sports Science costs (part of our High-Performance program) was also a genuine saving this year; with smaller savings across many cost areas.

Depreciation changes The auditors identified last year that we needed to account for depreciation on the building in Main Street.

The method by which this is determined has been agreed with the Auditors and is included in the end of year statements at $24,350. Although not a cash expense you will note that building and vehicle/equipment depreciation is in the Statement of Income and Expenditure and the Profit statement ($32,385).

Along with a handy surplus the net position of Bowls WA has improved given an increase in the Investment funds currently held with IOOF. This has increased by about $34,000 in the last 12 months. These combined have contributed to an improvement of the Net Assets of the Balance Sheet of $72,030.

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Financial forecast In 2019/20 the overall position of Bowls WA benefits from the deferment of the National Sides until October 2020. As such we do not incur some of the usual expenses such as accommodation for the teams and support costs – a genuine saving of about $20,000. The new HP structure is yet to be finalised so the exact requirements are unknown but ongoing support to the Academy and State squads will remain as required.

One area of expense we had hoped to address is that of competition prize money across State events and Country week. The budget allows for a substantial increase of 10 to 15% across these events; with no increase in entry fees.

The financial commitment from our sponsors maintains our involvement in the Perth Suns for a further term.

We appreciate it is an expensive event to be involved in but for Bowls WA and BA it is seen as a Marketing tool that gets eyes on the game via Social Media and TV coverage; with the view to increased participation.

Fortunately for us at this stage the net financial impact is negligible but should that position change then the decision to be involved becomes a financial one and therefore more difficult to justify.

The support of the State government via our OSP monies is yet to be confirmed we work hard to maintain a solid business plan and work within the governments criteria to maintain, if not increase this funding. This, plus sponsorship helps minimise the increase in affiliation fees to our members and a 2% (Metro) and 1% (Country) increase this year is budgeted. There is no doubt the change to the new structure will impact some clubs more than others as your club fees are now based on pennant positions rather than membership, but better equity across clubs and transparency is guaranteed.

As this stage a small deficit budget is forecast which we will aim to over turn as the year progresses. In 2020/21 the full costs of the High-Performance program will come back in and sponsorship agreements will be up for review. Challenges ahead no doubt!

Thanks go to Liz Rolt in the office who manages the accounts with great care and accuracy; and to Ken Pride and the staff who work diligently to produce a sound financial outcome for the Association.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN BRIEF

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - FINANCIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENTS STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH APRIL, 2019 INCOME Administration Interest & Dividends Awards Night Affiliation Fees Registration Fees Coach Education Coaching - Player Development Development Programs Grants / Sponsorship High Performance Umpiring Competitions Stock Sales Total Income EXPENSES Administration – General Administration – Office Administration – Employment Awards Night Affiliation Fees Coach Education Coaching – Player Development Country Board Committees Development Programs Greens High Performance Junior Development Club Development Umpiring Competitions Stock Purchases Total Expenses Surplus/(Deficit) before income tax Income tax expense SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME Loss on property revaluation Fair value gain on financial assets TOTAL COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR

2019 $ 46,679 36,298 18,659 730,501 400 5,872 1,039 19,962 274,142 18,920 8,869 170,944 14,197 ________ 1,346,482

2018 $ 42,669 37,077 11,795 716,177 400 3,659 1,560 24,377 219,136 14,983 11,422 163,004 10,216 ________ 1,256,475

90,835 121,532 507,657 56,850 204,347 4,484 859 18,412 15,522 1,650 63,470 3,165 60,431 17,950 9,561 97,559 11,476 ________ 1,285,760 ________ 60,722 ________ 60,722

91,447 17,122 518,950 46,277 204,347 3,236 1,419 17,779 16,148 2,302 90,099 3,449 65,379 183 9,248 13,202 91,983 6,622 ________ 1,199,192 ________ 57,283 ________ 57,283

11,308 ________

( 724,000) 9,667 ________

72,030 ========

( 657,050) ========

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - FINANCIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENTS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30TH APRIL, 2019 2019 $

2018 $

3 4 5 6

477,318 790,135 3,337 23,329 6,673 _________ 1,300,792

426,510 737,227 17,182 17,982 6,633 _________ 1,205,534

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1,724,340 _________

1,741,181 _________

3,025,132

2,946,715

40,087 39,778 187,848 _________

70,754 17,288 172,683 601 _________

TOTAL LIABILITIES

267,713 _________

261,326 _________

NET ASSETS

2,757,419 =========

2,685,389 =========

2,036,426 594,873 26,120 100,000 _________

1,966,976 603,601 14,812 100,000 _________

2,757,419 =========

2,685,389 =========

CURRENT ASSETS Cash & cash equivalents Investments Trade & other receivables Inventories Prepayments

NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant & equipment

NOTE

TOTAL ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade & other payables Income in advance Provisions Other

EQUITY Retained Surplus Asset Revaluation Reserve Investment Revaluation Reserve General Reserve

8 9 10 11

14 14 14

TOTAL EQUITY

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - FINANCIAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENTS STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH APRIL, 2019

Asset Investment Retained Revaluation Revaluation Surplus Reserve Reserve $ $ $ Balance at 1 May 2017 Comprehensive income Surplus for the year Other comprehensive income: Asset revaluation adjustment for the year Investment revaluation Adjustment for the year

Total comprehensive income for the year

General Reserve $

Total $

1,964,693

1,327,601

5,145

45,000

3,342,439

57,283

-

-

-

57,283

-

-

-

( 724,000)

( 724,000)

-

-

9,667

-

9,667

________

________

________

________

________

9,667

-

_______

55,000 ________

________

57,283

( 724,000)

( 657,050)

Transfers between reserves

( 55,000) ________ ________

Balance at 30 April 2018

1,966,976

603,601

14,812

100,000

2,685,389

Balance at 1 May 2018

1,966,976

603,601

14,812

100,000

2,685,389

60,722

-

-

-

60,722

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

11,308

-

11,308

________

________

________

________

________

60,722

-

11,308

-

72,030

Comprehensive income Surplus for the year Other comprehensive income: Asset revaluation adjustment for the year Investment revaluation adjustment for the year

Total comprehensive income for the year Transfers between reserves

8,728 ________

( 8,728) ________ ________

________

________

Balance at 30 April 2019

2,036,426 ========

594,873 ========

100,000 ========

2,757,419 ========

26,120 ========

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

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BOWLS WA REPORTS - FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH APRIL, 2019 2019 $

NOTE CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES: Receipts from Clubs Interest Received Grants / Sponsorship Development Programs Receipts Competition Fees Stock Sales Sundry Income Payments to Suppliers & Employees Net cash provided by / (used in) operating activities

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CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES: Fixed Asset Purchase Proceeds from Sale of Fixed Assets Cash Invested in Investments Net cash provided by / (used in) investing activities

Net increase/(decrease) in cash & cash equivalents

732,851 36,800 296,425 46,975 173,814 14,043 75,880 (1,264,345) _________

718,527 35,716 232,099 30,906 163,237 10,140 67,877 (1,295,687) _________

112,443 _________

( 37,185) _________

(

27,308) 7,273 ( 41,600) _________

26,386) 909 ( 50,000) _________

( 61,635) _________

( 75,477) _________

50,808

(

( 112,662)

Cash & cash equivalents, beginning of financial year

426,510 _________

539,172 _________

CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS, END OF FINANCIAL YEAR 3

477,318 =========

426,510 =========

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.

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FINANCIAL DECLARATION

BY THESTATEMENTS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD

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This special purpose financial report has been prepared to satisfy the reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act 2015.

DECLARATION

BY THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD

The financial statements and notes of The Royal Western Australian Bowling Association Inc. are in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act 2015, including: This special purpose financial report has been prepared to satisfy the reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act 2015.

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giving a true and fair view of the Association’s financial position as at 30th April 2019 and itsstatements performance the financial year ended onAustralian that date; Bowling Association Inc. The financial andfornotes of The Royal Western

are in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act 2015, including: LL

complying with Australian Accounting Standards (in cluding Australian Accounting Interpretations) described in Note 2; and L

giving a true andasfair view of the Association’s financial position as at 30th April 2019

and its performance for the financial year ended on that date; there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable.

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complying with Australian Accounting Standards (in cluding Australian Accounting Interpretations) as described in Note 2; and This declaration has been made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board by: (iii) there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable. (iii)

This declaration has been made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board by:

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K. ANDERSEN President

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L. FEATHERBY Finance Director

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K. ANDERSEN Dated this 1st day of President

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L. FEATHERBY July 2019 Finance Director

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BOWLS WA EVENTS - MEN DYENAMIC STATE SINGLES 258 participants Winner: B Butler (Manning) R/Up: D Trewhella (Doubleview) DYENAMIC STATE PAIRS 296 participants Winners: H Smith & P Jones (York) R/Up: S Fewster & P Flack (Wanneroo) DYENAMIC STATE TRIPLES 180 participants Winners: D Brown, D Trewhella & S Loftus (Composite) R/Up: N Griffin, M Biglin & F Anderson (South Perth) DYENAMIC STATE FOURS 304 participants Winners: C Adams, C Harris, N Bolton, L Bolton (Cambridge) R/Up: S Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neill, P Caffell, K Pickering, I Lilburne (Osborne Park) 2ND DIV & UNDER STATE SINGLES 90 participants Winner: J Rollnik (Valley) R/Up: F Tyson (Sorrento) 2ND DIV & UNDER STATE PAIRS 120 participants Winners: J Buchanan & M Korycin (Joondalup) R/Up: B Mulroy & N Odell (Sorrento) 2ND DIV & UNDER STATE TRIPLES 111 participants Winners: P Smith, J Godden & J Criddle (Perth & Tattersalls) R/Up: T Orton, S Draper, S Mortimer (Sorrento) HENSELITE CHAMPION OF CLUB CHAMPION SINGLES 50 participants Winner: D Rankin (Kardinya) R/Up: P Harris (Cambridge) HENSELITE CHAMPION OF CLUB CHAMPION NOVICE SINGLES 37 participants Winner: D Gavin (Mundaring) R/Up: J Carrigan (Bassendean)

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BOWLS WA EVENTS - WOMEN DYENAMIC STATE SINGLES 78 participants Winner: K Krstic (Manning) R/Up: N Abe (Corrigin) DYENAMIC STATE PAIRS 124 participants Winners: K Blackwell & D Blackwell (Composite) R/Up: B Davidson & D Smith (Kukerin) DYENAMIC STATE TRIPLES 99 participants Winners: L Featherby, S Solly & L Warburton (Composite) R/Up: L Brooke, K Stephens & A Gatti (Composite) DYENAMIC STATE FOURS 152 participants Winners: H Morss, T Hastings, L Merz, L Smith (Composite) R/Up: L Featherby, L Warburton, D Kelly, T Cunningham (Mosman Park) BOWLS WA 100up SINGLES 57 participants Winner: K Krstic (Manning) R/Up: T Hastings (Manning) HENSELITE CHAMPION OF CLUB CHAMPION SINGLES 31 participants Winner: N Abe (Corrigin) R/Up: K Krstic (Manning) HENSELITE CHAMPION OF CLUB CHAMPION NOVICE SINGLES 24 participants Winner: N Gunn (Victoria Park Carlisle) R/Up: T Newman (Bullsbrook) MIXED EVENTS DYENAMIC MIXED STATE PAIRS 196 Participants Winner: B Nairn & P Chalmers (Composite) R/Up: R Tiller & L Warburton (Composite)

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BOWLS WA OVER 60’S EVENTS WOMEN’S EVENTS

MEN’S EVENTS

OVER 60’S STATE SINGLES 54 Participants Winner: L Poletti (Mosman Park) R/Up: A Gatti (Manning)

OVER 60’S STATE SINGLES 156 Participants Winner: G King (Osborne Park) R/Up: G Keep (Collie)

OVER 60’S STATE PAIRS 112 Participants Winners: R Prosser & D Rhine (North Beach) R/Up: R Van Mosseveld & P Bourne (Sorrento)

OVER 60’S STATE PAIRS 214 Participants Winners: G Caffell & P Caffell (Osborne Park) R/Up: J Stewart & K Bowden(Fremantle)

OVER 60’S STATE TRIPLES 111 Participants Winners: B Baker, I Arndt & L Marshall (Composite) R/Up: N Abe, L Matthews, S Hogg (Composite) MIXED EVENTS SPONSORED BY SRC WA OVER 60’S STATE PAIRS 168 Participants Winner: C Lander & P Bourne (Sorrento) R/Up: J Rollnik & N Porteous (Composite)

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OVER 60’S STATE TRIPLES 156 Participants Winners: M McRae, D Mortley & F Anderson (South Perth) R/Up: R Revell, L Alden & N Kirkup (Bassendean)

BOWLS WA NATIONAL EVENTS NATIONAL EVENTS Congratulations to all of our players who represented the State in the following National Events 2019 Australian Sides Championships WA Women’s State Team: 3rd Place WA Men’s State Team: 6th Place 2018 Over 60’s National Sides Series WA Women’s Over 60’s State Team: 2nd place WA Men’s Over 60’s State Team: 4th place 2018 National Under 18 Sides Series Boy’s Fours: Silver Medal Girl’s Fours: Bronze Medal Boy’s Singles: Silver Medal PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS State Debutantes: Russell Bates (Dudley Park), Kevin McKay (Kardinya) 200 Games: Kyle Mcilroy (Doubleview) 100 Games: Kristina Krstic (Manning) 50 Games: Laura Merz (Manning), Linda Warburton (Mosman Park) NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS Congratulations to these players who had notable achievements at National Level Australian Selection Kristina Krstic (Manning) 2018 Australian Champion of Champions Women’s Fours: H Morss, T Hastings, R O’Brien, L Merz (Manning) Silver Medal Women’s Triples: K Krstic, L Merz, R O’Brien (Manning) Silver Medal Women’s Singles: Kristina Krstic (Manning) Silver Medal 2018 Australian Open Women’s Singles: Kristina Krstic (Manning) Silver Medal 2018 Australian Indoor Singles Men’s: Clive Adams (Cambridge) Silver Medal

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BOWLS WA UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIPS STATE UNDER 18 OPEN SINGLES 14 Participants Winner: J East (Rossmoyne) R/Up: P Quinlan (Osborne Park) STATE UNDER 18 OPEN PAIRS 12 Participants Winners: J East (Rossmoyne) & A McAuliffe (Mullewa) R/Up: S Pasalich (Stirling) & M Corps (Swan) STATE UNDER 18 OPEN TRIPLES 12 Participants Winners: P Quinlan (Osborne Park), M Simpson (Bassendean) & C Day (Carnarvon) R/Up: J East (Rossmoyne), E Smith (York) & A McAuliffe (Mullewa)

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BOWLS WA COUNTRY WEEK CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS SPONSORED BY DOMINA BCiB SINGLES 504 Participants Winner: J Smith (York) R/Up: R Bates (Dudley Park) PAIRS 934 Participants Winners: A Smith & J Smith (Composite) R/Up: R Tiller & B Tiller (Composite) FOURS 912 Participants Winners: B Ball, B Garrett, D Appleton, R Bates (Dudley Park) R/Up: H Smith, A Smith, P Jones, J Smith (Composite) P.S. BIGNELL PERPETUAL MEMORIAL SHIELD Best Performed Club in Men’s Country Week WINNER: Dudley Park

WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS SPONSORED BY DOMINA BCiB SINGLES 170 Participants Winner: N Abe (Corrigin) R/Up: J Lawton (Dalwallinu) PAIRS 404 Participants Winners: N Abe & N Forbes (Corrigin) R/Up: A Blechynden & A Dunn (Busselton) FOURS 388 Participants Winners: D Mott, J Winter, G Barry & E Wilson (Dunsborough) R/Up: P Reid, B Broom, K Gibbs & S Bilney (Kojonup) WOMEN’S BOWLS WA SHIELD Best Performed Club in Women’s Country Week WINNER: Corrigin

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BOWLS WA COUNTRY PENNANT - MEN AVON VALLEY BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: York 2nd Division: York

EAST AVON BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Quairading Red 2nd Division: Quairading White

BLACKWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Donnybrook Blue 2nd Division: Pemberton Midweek: Bridgetown

GOLDFIELDS UNIFIED BOWLING LEAGUE Kalgoorlie Green

CENTRAL MIDLANDS BOWLING LEAGUE Ballidu

LEEUWIN DISTRICTS BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Margaret River White 2nd Division: Dunsborough Green

CENTRAL STIRLING BOWLING LEAGUE Gnowangerup White CENTRAL WEST COASTAL BOWLING LEAGUE Jurien Gold CENTRAL WHEATBELT BOWLING LEAGUE Koorda

GREAT SOUTHERN BOWLING LEAGUE Darkan

LOWER GREAT SOUTHERN BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Div: Middleton Beach Gold 2nd Div: Emu Point Purple 3rd Div: Middleton Beach White

MURRAY DISTRICT BOWLING LEAGUE MOORE DISTRICT BOWLING 1st Division: Mandurah LEAGUE Gingin Black 2nd Division: Halls Head 3rd Division: Port Bouvard 4th Division: Meadow Springs Midweek 1st Div: Dudley Park 1 Midweek 2nd Div: Port Bouvard Midweek 3rd Div: Yunderup Midweek 4th Div: Halls Head 2

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BATAVIA BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Geraldton Blue 2nd Division: Wonthella Gold

NORTH MIDLANDS BOWLING LEAGUE Carnamah SOUTH CENTRAL ARUNGA BOWLING LEAGUE Kukerin SOUTH EAST COASTAL BOWLING LEAGUE Esperance Blue SOUTH EASTERN BOWLING LEAGUE Narembeen Gold SOUTH WEST BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Busselton Red 2nd Division: Busselton Black 3rd Division: Busselton Red Midweek 1st Div: Busselton Red Midweek 2nd Div: Eaton Midweek 3rd Div: Dunsborough White Midweek 4th Div: Busselton UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Williams 2nd Division: Lake Yearlering

BOWLS WA COUNTRY PENNANT - WOMEN AVON VALLEY BOWLING LEAGUE Northam Blue

MOORE DISTRICT BOWLING LEAGUE Gingin

BATAVIA BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Geraldton Gold 2nd Division: Wonthella Maroon

MURRAY DISTRICT BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Dudley Park Gold 2nd Division: Port Bouvard Red 3rd Division: Mandurah Orange 4th Division: Halls Head Black

BLACKWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE Manjimup CENTRAL MIDLANDS BOWLING LEAGUE Dalwallinu CENTRAL WEST COASTAL BOWLING LEAGUE Leeman CENTRAL WHEATBELT BOWLING LEAGUE Beacon GOLDFIELDS UNIFIED BOWLING LEAGUE Boulder Black GREAT SOUTHERN BOWLING LEAGUE Wagin LEEUWIN DISTRICTS BOWLING LEAGUE Pairs: Dunsborough White Fours: Margaret River Green

NORTH MIDLANDS BOWLING LEAGUE Carnamah SOUTH CENTRAL ARUNGA BOWLING LEAGUE Newdegate SOUTH EAST COASTAL BOWLING LEAGUE Esperance Gold SOUTH EASTERN BOWLING LEAGUE Tammin SOUTH WEST BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Capel 2nd Division: Binningup UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN BOWLING LEAGUE Wickepin

LOWER GREAT SOUTHERN BOWLING LEAGUE 1st Division: Emu Point 2nd Division: Cranbrook

CENTRAL STIRLING BOWLING LEAGUE Gnowangerup

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BOWLS WA METROPOLITAN PENNANT - MEN SUPPORTED by Blooms The Chemist SATURDAY PENNANT WINNERS

MIDWEEK PENNANT WINNERS

First Division Premier Doubleview White Mosman Park Blue North Bassendean* Blue South Cockburn

First Division Premier Kardinya White Warnbro Blue South Kardinya* Blue North North Beach

Second Division Red Fremantle White Manning* Blue Mt Lawley Gold Quinns Rocks

Second Division Red Dalkeith-Nedlands White Fremantle Blue Sorrento* Gold Joondalup

Third Division Red Bassendean White Kardinya Blue Bayswater Gold Nollamara*

Third Division Red Kardinya 1 White Roleystone Blue Bayswater* Gold Sorrento 2

Fourth Division Red Cockburn White Armadale Blue Bedford Gold Sorrento*

Fourth Division Red Gosnells 1 White Fremantle* Blue North Perth Gold North Beach

Fifth Division Red Cockburn White Manning Blue Claremont* Gold Scarborough

Fifth Division Red Kwinana White Forrestfield* Blue Bassendean Gold Yanchep

Six Division Red Manning Blue South Perth* Gold Bedford

Six Division Red Safety Bay White Bullsbrook* Blue South Perth *Division Pennant Winners

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BOWLS WA METROPOLITAN PENNANT - WOMEN SUPPORTED by Blooms The Chemist TUESDAY PENNANT WINNERS First Division Premier Manning White North Beach Green North Wanneroo Green South Gosnells Second Division Red Byford White Melville* Green Wanneroo Blue North Beach 1 Third Division Red Warnbro 1 White Pickering Brook Green Belmont City Blue Merriwa* Fourth Division Red Safety Bay Blue Mundaring White Perth & Tatts

FRIDAY PENNANT WINNERS Blue Melville Red Bayswater* White Bedford SATURDAY PENNANT WINNERS First Division Red Manning Blue North Beach Second Division Lemon Warnbro 1 Lime Wanneroo* Orange Wanneroo Third Division Blue Rockingham Violet Merriwa AFA* Pink Perth and Tatts Purple Mundaring *Division Pennant Winners

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BOWLS WA AWARDS BOWLS WA PRESIDENT’S BROOCH

For the winner of the Women’s State Singles Championship

WINNER: Kristina Krstic (Manning)

BOWLS WA PRESIDENT’S MEDAL

For the winner of the Men’s State Singles Championship

WINNER: Blake Butler (Manning)

BOWLS WA VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR For the most outstanding Volunteer at Club level WINNER: Keith Bowden (Fremantle)

BOWLS WA COACH OF THE YEAR For the most outstanding Coach at Club level WINNER: Willie Tan (Warnbro)

accepted by Laura Merz

ROSENTHAL MEDALLISTS MEDAL For the most outstanding Under 18 Male Bowler WINNER: Jack East (Rossmoyne)

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JIM SULLIVAN MEDAL For representing WA in 200 games WINNER: Kyle Mcilroy (Doubleview)

BOWLS WA AWARDS ALAN EDDY / ROD WISHART TROPHY For the most outstanding men’s bowler in the Interstate Series WINNER: Russell Bates (Dudley Park)

BERYL GODFREY TROPHY For the most outstanding women’s bowler in the Interstate Series WINNER: Helen Morss (Manning)

BERYL BRENNAN AWARD For the most outstanding women’s bowler in the Over 60’s Sides Series WINNER: Irene Arndt (Safety Bay)

NORMA SAMUELS AWARD For the most outstanding Female Over 60’s Bowler of the Year WINNER: Pauline Bourne (Sorrento)

McKENZIE/BARNS AWARD For the most outstanding men’s bowler in the Over 60’s Sides Series WINNER: Bernie McNamara (Doubleview)

TREVOR BARRON AWARD For the most outstanding Male Over 60’s Bowler of the Year WINNER: Gordon King (Osborne Park)

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BOWLS WA AWARDS PENNY NEEDHAM BROOCH For the most outstanding Women’s Country Bowler of the Year WINNER: Noelene Abe (Corrigin)

BOWLS WA SMALL COUNTRY CLUB AWARD For the most outstanding Small Country Club of the Year WINNER: Gnowangerup

accepted by Kevin Heberle

VICE PATRONS’ MEDAL For the most outstanding Men’s Country Bowler of the Year WINNER: Justin Smith (York)

SMALL METROPOLITAN CLUB For the most outstanding Small Metropolitan Club of the Year WINNER: Mosman Park

OUTSTANDING METROPOLITAN CLUB For the most outstanding Metropolitan Club of the Year WINNER: Sorrento

JIM MURRAY AWARD For the most outstanding Country Club of the Year WINNER: Northam

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BOWLS WA AWARDS CONNIE HICKS BROOCH For the most outstanding Women’s Bowler of the Year WINNER: Kristina Kristic (Manning)

LINDSAY ROSENTHAL MEDAL For the most outstanding Men’s Bowler of the Year WINNER: Daniel Trewhella (Doubleview)

BOWLS WA HALL OF FAME Hall of Fame Inductees must be of exemplary character and will have made a significant contribution to the sport in Western Australia.

Rod Wishart (Victoria Park Carlisle)

accepted by Graeme Wishart

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BOWLS WA CLUB MEMBERSHIP Metropolitan Clubs Armadale Bassendean Bayswater Bedford Belmont City Bull Creek AFA Bullsbrook Byford Cambridge Canning Districts Claremont Cockburn Como Dalkeith-Nedlands Doubleview East Fremantle Forrestfield Fremantle Glen Forrest Gosnells Hilton Park Hollywood-Subiaco Inglewood Innaloo Joondalup Kalamunda Kardinya Kwinana Lake Monger Leeming Manning Maylands Melville Merriwa AFA Midland Morrison Morley Mosman Park Mt Lawley Mt Pleasant Mundaring Nollamara North Beach North Perth Osborne Park Perth & Tatts Pickering Brook Quinns Rocks Rockingham Roleystone

60

2014/15 Men Women

91 74 37 64 61 60 24 41 116 62 31 99 62 111 90 41 58 49 25 162 48 43 49 98 110 79 122 58 48 122 122 33 117 98 59 116 98 59 123 62 82 114 43 163 38 26 56 121 21

39 36 17 30 28 41 13 28 52 16 6 46 7 39 23 24 18 13 18 84 23 9 25 87 65 34 52 24 1 66 73 19 63 61 26 46 56 35 47 45 40 65 2 101 15 13 30 46 -

2015/16 Men Women

77 80 40 66 56 64 24 44 114 42 34 96 53 96 82 31 60 49 28 159 49 40 46 107 113 85 119 55 37 124 124 30 110 88 43 105 102 62 119 55 77 128 34 152 42 33 55 120 28

38 30 10 28 28 45 13 22 46 16 5 39 4 40 19 25 18 15 17 83 21 9 27 77 64 35 41 21 2 67 77 17 50 59 29 45 56 33 42 43 32 65 2 95 14 14 26 48

-

2016/17 Men Women

69 93 38 67 59 63 19 50 114 44 32 82 55 97 84 40 65 45 26 173 53 38 46 105 112 85 132 45 40 135 120 30 100 84 51 106 108 66 116 62 56 150 44 162 44 36 70 110 38

32 21 25 31 28 37 11 24 51 14 4 31 5 47 18 24 19 15 15 90 24 9 28 69 63 39 47 21 2 73 73 13 50 53 36 34 54 32 40 46 27 84 1 98 15 15 32 44 -

2017/18 Men Women

64 105 45 64 54 51 19 47 94 33 76 47 108 90 49 83 52 24 172 62 37 47 43 120 78 109 41 36 135 130 23 106 72 51 102 109 60 92 60 60 160 47 165 44 35 76 122 37

21 20 27 28 25 34 12 29 33 4 27 6 50 17 25 30 18 16 97 21 10 28 50 64 42 43 18 2 74 66 15 49 41 35 28 55 37 31 41 30 97 1 97 19 14 36 50 -

2018/19 Men Women

60 91 57 56 49 45 29 56 91 21 90 48 107 104 51 77 70 29 154 74 39 36 34 112 76 120 51 42 138 138 20 64 70 57 85 121 64 90 58 48 166 47 166 44 30 77 107 36

13 20 29 27 30 23 17 34 34 3 33 9 52 17 28 29 17 16 96 24 12 25 38 65 37 44 23 4 79 65 9 43 45 36 40 55 36 33 42 26 101 2 90 20 13 40 46 -

BOWLS WA CLUB MEMBERSHIP Metropolitan Clubs

2014/15 Men Women

2015/16 Men Women

2016/17 Men Women

2017/18 Men Women

2018/19 Men Women

Rossmoyne Safety Bay Scarborough Sorrento South Perth Spearwood Stirling Swan Thornlie Valley Victoria Park Carlisle Wanneroo Warnbro Warwick Willetton Yanchep Yokine VIBBWA (Associated)

37 103 127 229 32 46 69 197 18 76 22 76 17 59 6 60 61 152 15 57 34 60 53 119 89 201 78 146 76 95 19 46 59 88 -

106 42 210 113 47 30 206 93 65 18 58 25 65 22 57 4 210 81 63 29 47 29 164 55 162 76 151 68 82 78 45 15 93 59 -

36 92 117 210 28 46 100 199 20 68 23 65 21 60 4 58 65 193 28 66 34 57 53 153 82 179 71 146 77 86 13 49 58 84 -

94 35 217 118 44 35 193 82 65 17 71 21 68 18 53 5 167 59 66 18 63 37 130 54 176 79 148 71 86 74 45 17 88 59 -

116 46 205 119 59 25 250 113 75 24 67 30 79 24 53 10 236 98 66 19 66 50 154 63 176 73 172 81 70 70 38 15 116 81 4 1

TOTAL

5607 2638

5408 2489

5470 2494

5310 2412

5305 2432

Men Women

Men Women

Men Women

Men Women

Men Women

Country Clubs Albany Augusta Badgingarra Balingup Ballidu Beacon Bencubbin Beverley Bindoon Binningup Boddington Bolgart Borden Boulder Boyanup Boyup Brook Bremer Bay Bridgetown Broadwater Brookton Broomehill Bruce Rock Brunswick Bunbury Busselton Calingiri Capel

84 37 22 21 14 19 15 46 20 36 34 21 21 35 25 23 21 13 30 15 44 80 146 133 12 38

40 24 16 1 9 11 10 19 10 22 20 13 4 13 18 14 14 7 17 14 47 51 76 25

88 37 23 22 15 17 14 53 21 36 40 23 19 40 22 21 23 19 15 34 14 38 73 150 131 13 37

38 19 13 2 9 11 10 21 10 21 20 17 2 14 16 14 13 10 3 23 16 46 45 68 25

81 36 18 26 15 16 13 50 17 37 36 23 19 41 23 20 23 22 21 32 15 34 85 177 133 17 37

37 19 13 1 10 9 9 21 9 20 21 17 3 15 15 14 13 10 12 20 16 47 51 72 1 26

96 38 19 27 16 15 15 49 14 40 37 26 15 45 22 19 26 17 27 15 43 86 190 129 15 38

38 19 10 2 11 9 9 21 10 22 19 15 3 11 11 12 13 12 17 17 46 63 63 1 25

81 36 19 21 15 15 14 49 19 36 38 24 15 41 28 20 27 18 27 16 45 88 192 126 14

32 15 12 2 10 9 9 19 11 21 14 13 2 12 13 13 14 12 15 20 51 61 57 24

61

BOWLS WA CLUB MEMBERSHIP Country Clubs Carnamah Carnarvon Cervantes Civic, Merredin Collie Comet Bay Condingup Coorow Corrigin Cowaramup Cranbrook Cunderdin Dalwallinu Dampier Dandaragan Darkan Denison Denmark Donnybrook Doodlakine Dowerin Dudley Park Dumbleyung Dunsborough Eaton Emu Point Esperance Exmouth Frankland Geraldton Gingin Gnowangerup Goomalling Green Range Guilderton Halls Head Harvey Hopetoun Jerramungup Jurien Kalannie Kalbarri Kalgoorlie Kambalda Karlgarin Karratha Katanning Kellerberrin Kojonup Kondinin

62

2014/15 Men Women 17 22 33 40 58 49 28 21 46 27 22 40 40 13 28 34 66 68 35 19 37 149 18 55 117 72 48 26 18 89 35 35 34 15 26 221 39 25 21 40 15 12 37 18 13 23 31 47 23

10 12 12 22 27 20 13 31 10 13 16 18 7 12 6 43 45 20 1 13 82 11 36 63 38 33 22 11 65 15 13 12 7 128 22 22 8 23 11 8 33 1 9 10 11 11 31 10

2015/16 Men Women 18 23 31 44 61 41 28 23 49 24 22 38 40 14 27 41 67 66 32 19 40 146 17 47 114 75 58 23 21 92 32 31 40 15 21 228 37 20 22 32 16 13 41 17 15 16 34 47 20

9 12 10 18 27 24 14 2 37 12 11 19 17 4 13 5 35 42 17 1 13 86 11 36 62 40 34 18 11 62 10 13 12 8 135 26 19 9 24 9 7 34 10 6 12 11 28 10

2016/17 Men Women 17 20 34 44 56 44 31 19 52 24 22 38 49 6 28 39 65 73 35 21 45 157 14 45 115 68 69 23 22 94 36 32 44 14 18 229 37 21 19 42 16 13 43 15 15 18 38 50 22

9 6 11 24 19 21 14 2 37 5 12 14 18 5 13 4 35 45 18 1 14 80 13 30 62 45 34 18 11 64 10 13 20 6 123 26 18 7 26 9 7 37 8 8 11 15 29 12

2017/18 Men Women 17 27 35 43 53 56 27 18 54 21 19 40 42 9 30 21 70 69 34 25 47 173 16 55 113 74 70 26 17 106 36 32 48 18 18 222 43 21 19 45 14 8 45 18 15 17 39 51 21

9 9 13 20 17 19 10 2 38 5 12 15 16 5 12 2 40 45 17 1 17 91 13 31 62 45 33 17 12 68 10 13 21 7 105 29 15 6 31 8 5 37 7 9 12 12 33 11

2018/19 Men Women 14 27 34 36 54 53 27 14 49 21 19 38 37 15 32 20 58 54 37 24 46 148 19 60 117 67 73 26 17 115 36 30 49 17 12 220 47 21 17 45 14 8 46 14 15 17 40 40 22

9 9 13 21 21 24 11 1 30 11 10 17 11 5 14 1 38 38 17 1 19 87 12 35 66 45 34 18 9 64 11 11 21 3 106 30 18 6 32 9 5 36 6 8 11 10 27 11

BOWLS WA CLUB MEMBERSHIP Country Clubs

Koorda Kukerin Kulin Lake Grace Lake Yearlering Lancelin Latham Ledge Point Leeman Mandurah Manjimup Margaret River Meadow Springs Meckering Merredin Middleton Beach Mingenew Moodiarrup Moora Morawa Mt Barker Mt Barker Golf Mukinbudin Mullewa Nannup Narembeen Narrogin Newdegate Northam Northampton Nungarin Nyabing Ongerup Paraburdoo Pemberton Perenjori Pingelly Pinjarra Port Bouvard Port Hedland Quairading Ravensthorpe Scaddan Shackleton Shark Bay South Hedland Tambellup Tammin Three Springs Toodyay

2014/15 Men Women 25 9 14 6 22 11 18 11 15 4 15 23 15 11 9 20 14 184 93 39 20 40 26 98 73 20 39 1 101 34 16 7 16 10 32 21 21 7 35 16 43 11 23 10 30 14 47 18 30 17 11 48 47 34 18 15 9 15 6 18 4 15 6 20 13 13 7 39 23 51 33 154 69 15 6 52 31 14 5 22 14 19 10 5 2 22 13 16 7 36 14 27 8 37 13

2015/16 Men Women 18 10 14 5 22 11 18 8 13 5 16 20 14 11 9 17 11 175 95 40 17 35 21 86 60 20 39 1 97 32 17 9 15 10 28 20 19 4 33 15 43 12 25 11 32 11 46 18 28 18 12 44 45 30 16 17 9 14 4 20 3 11 3 20 11 14 8 35 23 50 28 143 66 9 5 51 30 17 4 22 15 17 4 2 17 9 16 6 41 16 27 8 38 13

2016/17 Men Women 19 10 14 5 22 11 19 9 13 5 16 20 12 6 9 16 11 126 72 36 18 41 19 80 55 22 40 97 33 16 5 20 10 32 22 18 3 38 16 38 14 25 11 33 12 44 18 33 18 9 54 48 32 16 23 11 11 4 18 3 25 12 14 7 35 23 41 24 145 68 4 3 53 31 17 5 23 14 18 2 4 2 4 7 15 7 41 16 26 8 42 14

2017/18 Men Women 16 11 13 5 26 14 18 10 13 6 19 22 15 10 10 20 14 106 65 37 17 37 16 74 52 23 38 97 36 17 7 17 10 35 23 20 3 33 15 43 14 25 11 36 13 39 16 32 19 12 56 41 32 16 15 8 11 3 20 1 24 13 10 6 38 25 44 23 135 63 51 30 15 5 22 13 19 2 5 2 6 5 16 8 27 15 28 7 21 12

2018/19 Men Women 16 12 14 5 24 12 20 16 13 7 19 22 15 1 11 1 17 12 120 67 34 14 36 15 68 49 23 46 1 103 41 13 6 17 10 31 21 22 4 35 18 32 14 31 14 34 13 42 17 31 1 20 12 50 35 36 17 14 9 9 5 18 2 21 12 10 7 37 26 52 38 141 65 60 31 12 4 25 13 18 2 5 2 6 5 16 9 35 16 28 6 21 10

63

BOWLS WA CLUB MEMBERSHIP Country Clubs Trayning Varley Wagin Walpole Waroona Westonia Wickepin Williams Wongan Hills Wonthella Wyalkatchem Yarloop Yilgarn York Yunderup TOTAL

2014/15 Men Women 15 11 11 6 35 20 30 17 39 22 24 12 26 14 29 20 26 9 192 132 15 12 19 1 26 12 46 27 78 42

2015/16 Men Women 17 11 10 6 31 19 27 14 28 20 25 14 25 15 31 20 25 9 187 127 18 12 17 1 25 10 43 25 77 45

2016/17 Men Women 16 10 34 19 27 13 33 21 27 10 29 16 30 13 28 11 189 125 18 13 23 2 27 10 46 26 76 42

2017/18 Men Women 16 10 35 17 23 10 35 25 24 13 26 16 35 13 31 15 175 111 18 12 19 3 28 10 50 29 71 43

2018/19 Men Women 16 10 32 17 22 12 34 29 25 14 31 17 38 15 31 15 146 100 18 12 18 2 27 10 43 23 68 41

5348 2752

5269 2659

5312 2611

5288 2560

5166 2537

2014/15

2015/16

2016/17

2017/18

2018/19

8245 8100

7897 7928

7964 7923

7722 7848

7737 7703

16345

15825

15887

15570

15440

2014/15

2015/16

2016/17

2017/18

2018/19

66 140

66 141

66 140

65 137

65 136

MEMBERSHIP NUMBERS Metro Country

TOTAL

CLUB TOTALS Metro Country

TOTAL

64

206

207

206

202

201

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