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1 ANNUAL REPORT 2016

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3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Vision... 1 Board and Executive... 2 Affiliates and Commercial Affiliates... 2 Sub-Committees, Sponsors, and Associations... 3 President s Report... 4 Finance Director s Report... 6 General Manager s Report... 7 Events /17 Annual Beach Awards Night Annual Indoor Awards Night... 8 Development... 9 Development Camps... 9 Referee Courses... 9 Coaching Courses... 9 Queensland Schools Cups Primary Schools Cup Junior Schools Cup Intermediate Schools Cup Senior Schools Cup Beach Schools Cup Beach Volleyball Competitions /17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Queensland Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Indoor Volleyball Competitions Queensland State Championships Premier Volleyball League Metro League Spiker Sports Volleyball - Somerville House Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report

4 Representative Australian Junior Volleyball Championships Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Australian Volleyball League APPENDIX A: Queensland Beach Volleyball Awards Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour APPENDIX B: Queensland Indoor Volleyball Awards Australian Junior Volleyball Championships Queensland Indoor Volleyball APPENDIX C: Primary Schools Cup Results Year 6 Boys Year 4/5 Boys Year 6 Girls Year 4/5 Girls Primary Schools Cup - Champion School APPENDIX D: Junior Schools Cup Results Year 8 Boys Year 7 Boys Year 8 Girls Year 7 Girls Junior Schools Cup - Champion School Junior Schools Cup - Champion Honours School APPENDIX E: Intermediate Schools Cup Results Year 10 Boys Year 9 Boys Year 10 Girls Year 9 Girls Intermediate Schools Cup - Overall Champion School Intermediate Schools Cup - Overall Champion Honours School Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report

5 APPENDIX F: Senior Schools Cup Results Year 12 Boys Year 11 Boys Year 12 Girls Year 12 Girls Senior Schools Cup - Champion School Senior Schools Cup - Champion Honours School APPENDIX G: Beach Schools Cup Results Boys Girls Beach Schools Cup - Champion School APPENDIX H: Queensland Beach Volleyball Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Results Queensland Junior Beach Volleyball Championships APPENDIX I: Queensland Indoor Volleyball Queensland State Championships Premier Volleyball League APPENDIX J: Representative Australian Junior Volleyball Championships Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Australian Volleyball League APPENDIX K: Photographs Audited Financial Report Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report

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7 VISION To foster the sport of volleyball as a human endeavour Mission Statement Volleyball Queensland (VQ) shall promote and develop the sport of volleyball as a human endeavour to all who wish to participate. This shall be achieved through the provision of an organisational framework that develops and delivers indoor, outdoor, beach, and recreational volleyball in Queensland for the benefits of participants. About Us Volleyball Queensland (VQ) is a not-for-profit, member organisation with a strong focus on increasing volleyball participation within the community. VQ is comprised of a number of affiliated associations and clubs from across Queensland who elect a Board of Management. VQ is funded through a variety of sources including competitions, leagues, feature events, corporate partnerships, and the support of the Queensland Government. Incorporating both indoor and beach disciplines, VQ provides formats for volleyball to be enjoyed by players young and old, experienced and novice. Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 1

8 BOARD AND EXECUTIVE Board of Management Board Member #1 Board Member #2 Board Member #3 Board Member #4 Board Member #5 Board Member #6 Board Member #7 Terry Rudder (Vice-President) Adam Pollock Boris Georgieff (President) Rhiannon Tooker Greg Potter Kevin Howard Russell Egan Staff General Manager Events Coordinator State Teams Coordinator Leagues Manager Member Services Coordinator Membership Database Administrator (Casual) Accounts Manager (Part time) IT Coordinator (Casual) Administration Officer (Part time) Jon Gibbs Damien Searle Matt Grinlaubs Kent Scotney Patti McIntosh Jill Kelly Susan McQuinn Dave Kelly Victoria Cameron Affiliates Aces United Volleyball Club Artists Envision Health Inc. Brisbane Volleyball Club Bundaberg & District Volleyball Association Cairns Volleyball Association Dragons Volleyball Association Easts Volleyball Club Fraser Coast Volleyball Association Gladstone Volleyball Association Griffith University Volleyball Club Gympie Volleyball Association Norths Volleyball Association QUT Volleyball Club Redlands Volleyball Association Sandogs Volleyball Thursday Island Volleyball Association Toowoomba Volleyball Association UQ Volleyball Club Volleyball Sunshine Coast Commercial Affiliates Beach Volleyball Gold Coast Indoor Sports Arena Bracken Ridge Indoor Sports Arena Rockhampton Sandstorm Volleyball in Paradise Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 2

9 Volleyball Queensland Schools Sub-Committee Ron Mackay (Chairman) Domnic Aguiar Roy Bruynius Jon Gibbs Richard James Adam Pollock Queensland Beach Volleyball Committee (QBVC) Brenden Turner (Chairman) Jacinta Brownsey Tash Chaplin Craig Gillett Joel Groberg Peter Jones Shanon Zunker Queensland Volleyball Referee Committee (QVRC) Russell Egan (Chairman) Darren Grimsey Chris Kelly Jaek Passier Tanya Trevilyan Shane Clouston VARC Sponsors Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing City of Gold Coast Logan City Council Mikasa Associations Volleyball Australia QSport Queensland Olympic Council (QOC) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 3

10 PRESIDENT S REPORT Volleyball Queensland (VQ) had a transformative year in Our membership grew a further 10% to 6043, after factoring in the planned re-classification of all Primary Schools Cup entrants from members to participants. We expanded to three Queensland Schools Cup events to cater for a record 457 teams; introduced a national single membership period to rollover on 31 March 2017, and transitioned to the National Insurance Scheme for all personal accident claims. The Queensland Government continues to support VQ through its Industry Development Program (QSRIDP). Our organisation could not operate without the generous support of the Queensland Government, which continues to set the national benchmark in supporting the sports industry and in particular, the community sport sector. Cairns Volleyball Association did an amazing job hosting an official FIVB Rio 2016 Olympic Qualification Tournament AVC Continental Cup. This event deservedly won Volleyball Australia s 2016 VA Event of the Year. VQ s Senior Schools Cup was selected as the official opening event for the new eight-court Coomera Indoor Sports Centre near Dreamworld, which has been built to host the gymnastics tournament and the netball finals for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Volleyball Queensland has worked closely with the City of Gold Coast and the Queensland Government to ensure that volleyball infrastructure was incorporated into this new facility. We have negotiated a four year agreement to relocate up to four of our major events each year to the Gold Coast between in order to secure ongoing priority access of these facilities. Later in the year at this same venue, VQ hosted a record 67 teams at the Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (AJVC) at the same venue. Next year we will see the 15-court Gold Coast Sports & Leisure Centre construction completed and we will be hosting Queensland s official FIVB indoor tournament on June 2017 when we stage the FIVB Men s World League Group 2 finals. Kingaroy s Taliqua Clancy became Queensland s 27 th Olympian in Volleyball and Beach Volleyball for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Beach Volleyball. Our state league competition, Premier Volleyball League (PVL), reached capacity at The Gap State High School and Brisbane State High School with a record 72 teams from 13 clubs. The Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (QBVT) continued to strengthen and grow under Damien Searle s leadership with 15 tournaments delivered by 6 promoters. The Board endorsed a financial strategy designed to achieve $50,000 average annual surplus for the next five years in order to deliver $250,000 net equity by 31 December This is in line with the Australian Sports Commission s stated best practice of 20-25% of annual turnover. Accordingly, the financial result of a $75,465 surplus in our first year was a tremendous result and a credit to all the staff led by our General Manager, Jon Gibbs.

11 As part of this strategy, VQ reluctantly closed down our commercial beach volleyball facility at West End. This facility has struggled financially since being closed for five months for repairs after the Brisbane Floods in January This major decision plus a detailed review of VQ projects and activities has resulted in further savings by ceasing unviable activities as well as providing a platform for a tactical refocus of VQ projects. On the court, Queensland performed exceptionally well in all four national championships in 2016: 1st overall - Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships, Glenelg SA (April 2016) National Champions U/19 Men: Marcus Ferguson and Bryce Poland National Champions U/17 Women: Tiaan Smith and Indiana Hawkins National Champions U/17 Men: Mark Nicolaidis and Brad Sting National Champions U/15 Girls: Kayla Mears, Brianna Mears, Annelies Jones and Amelia Takken National Champions U/15 Boys: Connor O Neill, Will O Meara, Ben Booth and Cooper Grinlaubs 1st overall - Australian Junior Volleyball Championships, Gold Coast QLD (September 2016) National Champions U/17 Men: Championship National Champions U/17 Women: Championship National Champions - U/15 Boys Championship National Champions U/15 Girls: Division 1 2nd - Women's Australian Volleyball League (Women s AVL) 1st - Men's Australian Volleyball League (Men s AVL). On behalf of the Board, I would like to sincerely thank the Volleyball Queensland staff for their professionalism, dedication, and commitment Jon Gibbs, Damien Searle, Matt Grinlaubs, Kent Scotney, Patti McIntosh, Susan McQuinn, Jill Kelly, and Victoria Cameron. I would also like to thank my fellow Board Members for their active contributions during In particular, I would like to acknowledge the contribution of Brenden Turner who was not re-elected to the Board at our AGM in May Brenden has been a tireless champion of beach volleyball and improving the sport s culture. I also welcome Greg Potter to the Board after his successful election to the Board at the AGM. Greg has a strong background in financial management as well as his background as both a player and coach. I thank our AVL sponsors that supported our men s and women s programs in In particular, the generous support of our AVL naming rights sponsor Suzuki Queensland, as well as our clothing sponsor GAME Clothing. The continued support from Mikasa, The Gap SHS, and Pivotal Motion Physiotherapy is an important contribution to the success of the AVL programs. I would also like to acknowledge the continued support we receive from the Queensland Government, Volleyball Australia, Queensland Academy of Sport, City of Gold Coast and the Logan City Council. I look forward to seeing you on the court. Boris Georgieff President Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 5

12 FINANCE DIRECTOR S REPORT Volleyball Queensland delivered a record $75,465 surplus in This pleasing result outperformed our challenging target of $50,000 average annual surplus for the five years The Board endorsed a financial strategy to achieve $250,000 net equity by 31 December 2020 to bolster VQ s net equity and ensure our operations are sustainable. This 2016 outcome was achieved through a combination of record tournament entries in nearly all VQ events, cost savings, new sponsorship through relocating events to the Gold Coast, and closure of our underperforming commercial beach volleyball facility at West End. We also re-aligned our membership periods to a single annual national expiry date of 31 March 2017 and used this one-off accrual accounting windfall to offset the writing off the residual value of West End. We also benefited financially from the first year of a three-year agreement to host the Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (AJVC) from , which saw a record 67 teams entered from Australia, plus New Zealand, and Samoa, along with a record 53 referees. Strong revenue growth was recorded in membership and Schools Cup activities, as well as record entries in the growing Premier Volleyball League. Total revenue increased in 2016 by $229,048 (18%) to $1,497,634. This was impacted significantly by the turnover from hosting AJVC ($170k) will continue in 2017 and 2018 under the current three-year agreement. The Board and administration have planned intended price rises for activities to remain in line with consumer price index. This is in response to feedback from affiliates last year seeking certainty for their own members. The General Manager implemented the outcomes of a Strategic Review into VQ s staffing, programs and pricing at the end of 2015 to increase core profitability this year. During the year we also negotiated longterm sustainable outcomes for capitation fees payable to Volleyball Australia and national insurance schemes for member s personal accident coverage. I commend Jon Gibbs on his delivery of this strategy and the AJVC hosting arrangement. VQ s return to strong profitability is the result of the Board s deliberate strategy to focus on popular events and containing costs. Accumulating our goal of $250,000 in cash reserves means VQ will be able to weather financial surprises and invest in expanding volleyball in Queensland. Russell D Egan Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 6

13 GENERAL MANAGER S REPORT This is my ninth year as General Manager and I am very pleased to report that 2016 continued our trend of sustainable growth in our membership and competitions. We welcomed Patti McIntosh to our staff and Damien Searle commenced a temporary part-time secondment to help deliver beach volleyball at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. The entire staff have worked very hard on delivering the strategic changes endorsed by the Board for 2016 and I thank all of them for the commitment and support. I am privileged to have many Board members playing active roles across a wide variety of VQ activities and championing various Board Sub-Committees to continue improving our products and services. The highlight for beach volleyball this year was seeing Cairns Volleyball Association host the AVC Continental Cup, which saw Australia qualify a second women s pair to compete at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. This event also won Volleyball Australia s 2016 VA Event of the Year. We were all filled with pride to see Kingaroy s Taliqua Clancy become Queensland s 27 th volleyball and beach volleyball since Olympian in Premier Volleyball League (PVL) continued its growth with 72 teams across the participating 13 clubs. We introduced a third Schools Cup to meet growing demand across six years of high school for indoor volleyball. The Queensland Schools Cup series will not reach maturity until 2020 when all Queensland high schools transition to six full years of cohorts. We welcomed the first of two new volleyball facilities on the Gold Coast that are being built for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Coomera Indoor Sports Centre opened its eight-court facility to Senior Schools Cup with a record 224 teams in August The facility then hosted the largest-ever Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (AJVC) in September. Next year will see an even larger 15-court facility open at Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre at Carrara. These two facilities will transform volleyball competitions in Queensland over the next two to three years. Volleyball Queensland simply could not deliver its services without the wonderful support of its corporate sponsors Queensland Government, Mikasa, and the City of Gold Coast. Finally, I would like to thank the VQ President, Boris Georgieff, for his leadership and support. Jon Gibbs General Manager Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 7

14 EVENTS Annual Beach Awards Evening The VQ annual beach awards evening was held on Saturday, 22 April 2017 at The Booroodabin Bowls Club at Newstead, with a total of 76 people attending. Damien Searle, Volleyball Queensland s Events Co-ordinator was the MC for the evening. We kicked off the evening with barefoot bowls and everyone enjoyed the relaxed social atmosphere. Awards were presented for the 2016/17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (QBVT) and 2016 Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships (AJBVC) in Glenelg, South Australia. More details can be found in Appendix A, some of the awards are listed below: QBVT Event of the Year Volleyball in Paradise Round 9: Sunshine Coast Major QBVT Female Player s Player Joanna Kluck QBVT Male Player s Player Craig Gillett Annual Awards Evening The VQ annual awards evening was held on Saturday, 29 October 2016 at the Queensland Cricketers Club at East Brisbane, with a total of 226 people attending. Jon Gibbs, Volleyball Queensland s General Manager was the MC for the evening. The night was very successful with positive responses from attendees. Awards from the previous twelve months of indoor volleyball were presented including those for junior state teams, coaches, and officials. For the full list of awards refer to Appendix B, the major awards are as follows: Affiliate of the Year Brisbane Volleyball Club Community Referee of the Year David Li Representative Referee of the Year Chris Kelly Community Coach of the Year Kevin Howard Representative Coach of the Year Paul Doneley Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 8

15 DEVELOPMENT Development Camps Every year VQ holds a number of development camps each aimed at different skills and ages of junior players. The camps are offered at various times of the year to complement relevant leagues and events. Junior Pirates Camp Junior Pirates Camps were run at Boondal Entertainment Centre in January and at The Gap State High School in July. The camps introduce and develop the skill levels of our state s high school volleyball players. The camps are open to juniors of all skill levels, from beginners to trained athletes, and provide an opportunity for students to refine their techniques whilst having fun during the school holidays. This year 255 participants attended the camps. Future Stars Future Stars development camps are held in November with the purpose of identifying potential elite junior players and providing an opportunity for them to further their skills. Talent identification is carried out at Senior and Junior Schools Cup to find appropriate athletes. In 2016, two Future Stars camps were held for athletes under 17 years of age. Athletes in all age groups undergo a range of physiological assessments and performance benchmarking tests to establish height, weight, standing and spike reach, agility, and general fitness levels, as well as participating in training drills and games. The camps were attended by 114 girls and 88 boys. Referee Courses In 2016, VQ hosted 18 Level 1 (district) referee courses in Brisbane, Ipswich, Gold Coast, Toowoomba, and Cairns. As a result, 292 new referees received Level 1 accreditation, equivalent to the old district level. Currently in Queensland there are 1124 qualified referees. Coaching Courses Volleyball Queensland delivered 13 Level 2 volleyball coaching courses in These were held in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Toowoomba, Bundaberg, Mackay, and Cairns. Many of these courses were facilitated in partnership with the Get Active Queensland Accreditation Program (GAQAP) which aims to provide skills and accreditations to teachers and people involved with schools and community groups. We also conducted a Level 3 Coaching course for 14 participants eager to improve their coaching knowledge. In total, these courses have produced 116 newly accredited Level 2 coaches in Queensland. Currently in Queensland there are over 515 qualified coaches. Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 9

16 QUEENSLAND SCHOOLS CUP Primary Schools Cup Primary Schools Cup (PSC) was held on 25 August 2016 at Craigslea State High School. Played under the rules of Spikezone on grass, PSC is a valuable introduction to competitive volleyball for all students involved. The tournament featured teams from years 4, 5, and 6. Teams in the first division of grade 6 enjoyed games across three playing surfaces: grass, wood (indoor), and sand. The PSC tournament saw over 900 participants competing in 141 teams from 14 schools with Bellevue Park State School the overall champion school. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix C. Volleyball Queensland would like to thank Bruce Mann, his staff, and students from the Craigslea State High School Volleyball Academy for their continued assistance in delivering this event. Junior Schools Cup Junior Schools Cup (JSC) was held on October 2016 across three venues in the Brisbane and Redlands regions. For the first time, JSC featured teams from years 7 and 8, with year 9 students participating in the new Intermediate Schools Cup. The number of entries remained strong with 1264 participants competing in 138 teams from 57 schools with Kelvin Grove State College the overall champion school. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix D. Intermediate Schools Cup Intermediate Schools Cup (ISC) was introduced in 2016, with teams drawn from years 9 and 10. ISC was held on May 2016 across five venues in Toowoomba. The three day tournament saw over 900 participants competing in 96 teams competing from 40 schools across our state. Harristown State High School collected the Champion School trophy. This tournament would not be possible without the support and involvement of Toowoomba Volleyball Association. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix E. Senior Schools Cup In 2016 Senior Schools Cup (SSC) was held on 5-7 August 2016 across five venues in Logan, Redlands, and Gold Coast. The three day tournament saw 1921 participants, predominantly from years 11 and 12, competing in 216 teams from 96 schools across our state with Craigslea State High School the overall champion. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix F. Beach Schools Cup Beach Schools Cup was held at Sutton s Beach, Redcliffe on March Matches were played on Sunday and Monday with divisions including senior pairs, senior 4 s, and junior 4 s. A total of 68 teams competed at the tournament, hailing from 14 schools across Queensland with Craigslea State High School the overall champion school. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix G. Thank you to Moreton Bay Regional Council for their assistance in securing Sutton s Beach for 2016 Beach Schools Cup. Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 10

17 BEACH VOLLEYBALL COMPETITIONS 2016/17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour This summer's Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (QBVT) featured 13 tournaments, from Cairns to Coolangatta, and was presented by six different promoters. Seven of the rounds included junior divisions. The Queensland Open was again included as part of a national tour and attracted numerous interstate players. In total 417 players (53% male, 47% female) took part during the QBVT season, a 17% increase from last season. QLD Junior Beach Volleyball Championships The Queensland Junior Beach Volleyball Championships (QJBVC) were held on 19 February 2017 at Surfers Paradise. The winners of each division can be found in Appendix H. The Tour calendar and winners table can be found in Appendix H. Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 11

18 INDOOR VOLLEYBALL COMPETITIONS Queensland State Championships The Queensland State Championships were held on July The tournament has continued to grow, attracting 30 teams from both regional and metropolitan clubs. The Championship division is intended to be the highest level of competition in Queensland and is only open to Volleyball Queensland affiliates. A list of winning clubs can found in Appendix I. Premier Volleyball League The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) is the highest level of volleyball played on a weekly basis in South- East Queensland. In 2016 the season began in April and ran through a 17-round season to the end of August. In 2016 PVL grew to over 700 participants in a total of 75 teams from 13 different affiliates. The Junior divisions are growing and are well supported by the clubs. Metro League Metro League continued in 2016 with three successful seasons of competition. Metro League has continued to see steady growth in recent years. Metro League remains to be a great opportunity for Brisbane based clubs and schools to enter teams into a separate men s and women s year-round competition. VQ thanks Aidan Molloy who has made a valuable contribution to managing this competition. Spiker Sports - Somerville House In 2016 the Spiker Sports competition at Somerville House consolidated the growth that was seen in the previous year. The competition manager Sharon Williams continues to do an excellent job. Chris Kelly also made a significant contribution in Sharon s absence. The Leagues Manager Kent Scotney continues to manage this league as it grows every year and his efforts are appreciated by many. A list of winning clubs for each division and most valuable players can found in Appendix I. Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 12

19 REPRESENTATIVE Australian Junior Volleyball Championships The Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (AJVC) were held at the brand new eight-court venue, Coomera Indoor Sports Centre, from 28 September to 1 October Sixty seven teams competed from across the country as well as New Zealand and Samoa. Volleyball Queensland have secured the right to host this event until VQ are thankful to the City of Gold Coast and the Queensland Government for incorporating the infrastructure needed to grow volleyball in this state. Queensland sent to AJVC a contingent of 11 teams across six divisions to contest their respective national titles. Each athlete put in an outstanding effort during the week which saw Queensland compete in nine finals matches resulting in four gold medals. This accomplishment is a credit to both the coaches and players Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships The 2017 Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships (AJBVC) were held at Scarborough Beach, Perth, Western Australia on 6-9 April The Queensland contingent comprised 20 teams. Queensland continued to dominate by contesting in three gold medal matches including an all-qld affair in the U15 girls and U19 men. Queensland triumphed over Victoria for another year taking the Andy Burdin Shield for the best state. The results are listed in Appendix J. At the end of the week, Queensland was awarded the President s Cup as the champion state in Australia for the fourth year in a row, maintaining an unprecedented record of winning the cup ten out of the last eleven years. Volleyball Queensland would also like to acknowledge the athletes who were given the honour of being selected in the 2016 AJVC All Star Sevens for their age groups. These athletes can be found in Appendix J. Each junior Queensland team awards two athletes each year for being the Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player. These awards were presented at the VQ annual awards night and can be found in Appendix B. Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 13

20 REPRESENTATIVE Australian Volleyball League The Australian Volleyball League (AVL), the national indoor league for men and women. It has developed in format over the past few years, servicing the various demands of elite men's and women's volleyball, drawn from club/state volleyball players. The 2016 season was one of mixed results for the QLD Pirates. This season saw the Eastern conference comprise of teams from Brisbane, Sydney, and Canberra. The Pirates played home and away games against the Sydney Warriors, Sydney Amazons, UTSSU (combined University of Technology, Sydney and Sydney University), and Canberra Heat. Two games were played each round. The Pirates Women took on Uni Blues from the Southern Conference in the finals, but were defeated in three sets. In contrast, the Pirates Men overpowered the Canberra Heat in the finals to come away with another deserved win, turning the tables on the previous years result. Final placings can be found in Appendix J. Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 14

21 APPENDIX A: Queensland Beach Volleyball Awards AJBVC Award Men s Recipient Women s Recipient U15 Most Improved Player Jak Mohr Shannon Scanlon U15 Most Valuable Player Thomas Goody Anuprita Ghalsasi U17 Most Improved Player Elijah Tabuarua Hannah Le Sage U17 Most Valuable Player Connor W O'Neill Joanna Kluck U19 Most Improved Player Jarrah Brownhill Isabelle Laird U19 Most Valuable Player Mark Nicolaidis Tiaan Smith QBVT Award Men s Recipient Women s Recipient Premier Most Improved Player Mark Nicolaidis Alexandra Stoica Premier Most Valuable Player Robert Reeves Jaclyne Jones Challenger Most Improved Player Joshua McQuarrie Anna Rasmussen Challenger Most Valuable Player Lincoln Rothwell Lisa Ashe U19 Most Improved Player - Madeleine Cox U17 Most Improved Player - Lucy Watkins U17 Most Valuable Player - Brianna Mears Best Attacker Jak Mohr Shannon Scanlon Best Defender Thomas Goody Anuprita Ghalsasi Best Blocker Elijah Tabuarua Hannah Le Sage Best Setter Connor W O'Neill Joanna Kluck Best Passer Jarrah Brownhill Isabelle Laird Best Server Mark Nicolaidis Tiaan Smith Player s Player Craig Gillett Joanna Kluck Best QBVT Tournament Round 9: Sunshine Coast Major Shanon Zunker, Volleyball in Paradise (Promoter) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 15

22 APPENDIX B: Queensland Indoor Awards Indoor Award Men s Recipient Women s Recipient U15 Most Valuable Player (White) Thomas Roberts Brianna Mears U15 Most Improved Player (White) Blake Harrison Isabelle Garland U15 Most Valuable Player (Maroon) Benjamin Booth Dana Lavita U15 Most Improved Player (Maroon) Harrison Allan Lucy Watkins U17 Most Improved Player (White) Elijah Tabuarua Indiana Hawkins U17 Most Valuable Player (Maroon) Bradley Sting Aimee Coleman U17 Most Improved Player (Maroon) Joshua Coombes Jennifer Reddington U19 Most Valuable Player (White) Michael Ellwood Courtney Durston U19 Most Improved Player (White) Thomas Short Madeleine Cox U19 Most Valuable Player (Maroon) Campbell Bergh - U19 Most Improved Player (Maroon) Oliver Crofts - Junior Indoor Player of the Year Max Senica Caitlin Bettenay Senior Indoor Player of the Year William Mercer Kylie Garlick Indoor Award Community Referee of the Year Representative Referee of the Year Community Coach of the Year Representative Coach of the Year Affiliate of the Year International Player of the Year Recipient David Li Chris Kelly Kevin Howard Paul Doneley Brisbane Volleyball Club Katarina Osadchuck Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 16

23 APPENDIX C: Primary Schools Cup Results Year 6 Boys Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green 1 Pullenvale Villanova Craigslea 1 2 Wishart Camp Hill Kelvin Grove 2 3 Bellevue Redeemer St Columba s 1 4 Woodridge Bellevue Pk 1 Pullenvale 5 Camp Hill St Columba s 2 Bellevue Pk 2 6 Redlands Woodridge 2 Bellevue Pk 3 7 Kelvin Grove Craigslea 2 Woodridge 3 8 Enoggera Kelvin Grove 1 Woodridge 1 9 Villanova Enoggera Wishart Year 4/5 Boys Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green Participation - Red 1 Craigslea Bellevue 1 Craigslea 1 Kelvin Grove 1 2 Bellevue Pk Kelvin Grove 2 St Columba s Bellevue 4 3 St Columba s Woodridge 1 Bellevue 2 Woodridge 3 4 Wishart Pullenvale 3 Woodridge 2 Craigslea 2 5 Woodridge Wishart 2 Pullenvale 1 Woodridge 4 6 Camp Hill Bellevue 6 Pullenvale 6 Bellevue 3 7 Kelvin Grove Kelvin Grove 4 Kelvin Grove 3 Pullenvale 2 8 Enoggera Pullenvale 5 Pullenvale 4 Pullenvale 7 9= St Sebastian s Camp Hill St Sebastian s Enoggera 9= Bellevue 7 Bellevue 5 Wishart Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 17

24 Year 6 Girls Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green Participation - Red 1 Pullenvale Woodridge 2 Redlands 1 Bellevue 3 2 Woodridge Bellevue Park 1 Woodridge 3 Redlands 2 3 Bellevue Park Kelvin Grove 2 Kelvin Grove 1 St Columba s 1 4 Kelvin Grove John Paul College Redeemer Pullenvale 2 5 Camp Hill St Columba s 2 Craigslea 2 Craigslea 1 6 St Columba s Camp Hill St Columba s 3 Woodridge 3 7 Wishart Wishart Bellevue 4 8 Enoggera Pullenvale 1 Bellevue 2 Year 4/5 Girls Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green Participation - Red Participation - Yellow 1 St Columba s Woodridge 2 Woodridge 4 Craigslea 1 Kelvin Grove 1 2 Wishart Bellevue Pk 1 St Columba s 1 Kelvin Grove 2 Bellevue Pk 5 3 Camp Hill St Columba s 5 Craigslea 2 St Columba s 4 Pullenvale 3 4 Woodridge St Columba s 2 St Sebastian s 3 Pullenvale 2 Pullenvale 4 5 St Sebastian s Camp Hill Pullenvale 7 Bellevue Pk 6 St Columba s 3 6 Craigslea Wishart Pullenvale 1 Bellevue Pk 3 Woodridge 1 7 Bellevue Park Bellevue Pk 8 Kelvin Grove 3 St Sebastian s 1 St Sebastian s 2 8 Enoggera Kelvin Grove 4 Bellevue Pk 7 Woodridge 3 Enoggera 9 Pullenvale 6 Bellevue Pk 2 Pullenvale 5 Bellevue Pk 4 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 18

25 Primary Schools Cup Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Bellevue Park State School Woodridge 99 3 St Columba's Primary School 82 4 Craigslea State School 73 5 Kelvin Grove 66 6 Pullenvale State School 66 7 Wishart 41 8 Camp Hill State Infants & Primary School 39 9 Redlands Villanova St Sebastian s 9 12 Redeemer 8 13 John Paul College 3 14 Enoggera 0 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 19

26 APPENDIX D: Junior Schools Cup Results Year 8 Boys Honours Division 1 Division 2 1 Craigslea St Laurence s College Glasshouse Christian College 2 Aldridge Gympie Ferny Grove 3 Brisbane Boys' College Ipswich Grammar Kings Christian College 4 Kelvin Grove State College Caloundra Cleveland District 5 Harristown Rochedale Redeemer Lutheran College 6 Redlands College St Joseph's College Gregory Tce Sheldon College 7 Shailer Park Gin Gin 8 Toowoomba Grammar Mountain Creek 9 Stretton College Ambrose Treacy College 10 Holland Park Sheldon College 11 Cannon Hill Anglican College Tin Can Bay P Indooroopilly Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 20

27 Year 7 Boys Division 1 Division 2 1 Aldridge Ormiston College 2 St Laurence s College Ambrose Treacy College 3 St Joseph's College Gregory Tce Capalaba State College 4 The Gap Mansfield 5 Brisbane Boys' College Meridan State College 6 Craigslea Helensvale 7 Shailer Park Chancellor State College 8 Chancellor State College 9 Cannon Hill Anglican College 10 Caloundra 11 Burnside 12 Redlands College 13 Cleveland District 14 Benowa 15 Rochedale Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 21

28 Year 8 Girls Honours Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1 Holland Park Mansfield Capalaba State College Citipointe Christian 2 Craigslea Caloundra Citipointe Christian OLSCC - DALBY 3 Redbank Plains St Peter s Lutheran College Ferny Grove Shailer Park 4 Nambour Mountain Creek Marsden Nambour 5 Kelvin Grove State Ormiston College Sheldon College St Aidan's Anglican Girls 6 Burnside Nambour Mountain Creek Rochedale 7 Gladstone Aldridge Glasshouse Christian Sheldon College 8 Benowa Brisbane All Hallow's School Toogoolawah 9 Harristown Tin Can Bay P-10 Loreto College St Benedict's College 10 The Gap Woodcrest State College Redeemer Lutheran Kelvin Grove State 11 Cannon Hill Anglican Helensvale Redeemer Lutheran 12 John Paul College Redlands College Sheldon College 13 Stretton College Pacific Pines 14 Meridan State College Calvary Christian College 15 Kelvin Grove State Cleveland District 16 Indooroopilly Clayfield College Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 22

29 Year 7 Girls Division 1 Girls Division 2 1 Redbank Plains Clayfield College 2 Gladstone Brisbane Girls Grammar School 3 Caloundra Mansfield 4 Holland Park Aldridge 5 Kelvin Grove State Capalaba State College 6 Craigslea Redeemer Lutheran College 7 Aldridge Mountain Creek 8 Shailer Park Rochedale 9 Burnside Redlands College 10 Redbank Plains Gin Gin 11 Cleveland District Gympie 12 Cannon Hill Anglican College All Hallow's School 13 Benowa Loreto College 14 The Gap St Paul s Anglican School 15 Nambour Chancellor State College 16 Meridan State College Kelvin Grove State 17 St Peter s Lutheran College Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 23

30 Junior Schools Cup Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Kelvin Grove State College Aldridge State High School Craigslea State High School Caloundra State High School Sheldon College Nambour State High School Shailer Park State High School Holland Park State High School Mountain Creek State High School Cannon Hill Anglican College Redbank Plains State High School Redlands College Rochedale State High School Redeemer Lutheran College Cleveland District State High School Burnside State High School Mansfield State High School The Gap State High School Capalaba State College Benowa State High School Harristown State High School St Laurences College Brisbane Boys' College Gladstone State High School Meridan State College Citipointe Christian College St Joseph's College Gregory Terrace Ormiston College 69 School Name Champion Points 30 Ferny Grove State High School Glasshouse Christian College Stretton College Gympie State High School St Peters Lutheran College Tin Can Bay P-10 State School Indooroopilly State High School Ambrose Treacy College Clayfield College Gin Gin State High School Helensvale State High School All Hallow's School Loreto College Ipswich Grammar School Brisbane State High School OLSCC - DALBY Toowoomba Grammar School Kings Christian College Woodcrest State College Marsden State High School John Paul College St Aidan's Anglican Girls School Brisbane Girls Grammar School Toogoolawah State High School St Benedict's College Pacific Pines State High School Calvary Christian College St Paul s Anglican School Chancellor State College 67 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 24

31 Junior Schools Cup Champion Honours School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Kelvin Grove State College 89 3 Harristown State High School 84 4 Holland Park State High School 55 5 Aldridge State High School 50 6 Brisbane Boys' College 47 7 Redbank Plains State High School 47 8 Nambour State High 45 9 Burnside State High School Redlands College Gladstone State High School Benowa State High School The Gap SHS 39 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 25

32 APPENDIX E: Intermediate Schools Cup Results Boys Under 16 Boys Honours Year 10 Boys Division 1 Year 10 Boys Division 2 Year 9 Boys Division 1 Year 9 Boys Division 2 1 Harristown Burnside Redeemer Aldridge Mansfield 2 Craigslea Redbank Plains Pacific Pines Craigslea 1 Cleveland 3 Redlands Aldridge Proserpine Kelvin Grv Caloundra 4 The Gap Toowoomba Gram Beaudesert Craigslea 2 Mountain Ck 5 Holland Pk St Patrick s Springfield Toowoomba Gram Proserpine 6 Shailer Pk Helensvale Citipointe 1 Harristown Gympie 7 Caloundra Benowa Mansfield Burnside Kelvin Grv 8 Toolooa The Gap Helensvale 9 Capalaba Citipointe 10 Citipointe 2 Harristown 11 Centenary Hts 12 Nanango Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 26

33 Girls Under 16 Girls Honours Year 10 Girls Division 1 Year 10 Girls Division 2 U15 Girls Honours Year 9 Girls Division 1 Year 9 Girls Division 2 1 Aldridge Mountain Ck Tin Can Bay Craigslea Mountain Crk Holland Pk 2 Nambour Emmanuel Citipointe Burnside The Gap All Hallow's 3 Craigslea Gympie All Hallow's Gladstone Redbank Pl Mountain Ck 1 4 Harristown Harristown Clayfield Aldridge Benowa Mountain Ck 2 5 Holland Pk Redlands The Glennie Holland Pk Harristown Helensvale 6 Caloundra Capalaba Toolooa Citipointe Gladstone Clayfield 7 Redbank Pl Citipointe Craigslea Caloundra Harristown 1 8 Shailer Pk Kelvin Grv Beaudesert Rochedale Harristown 2 9 Mansfield Fairholme Kelvin Grove 10 Burnside Nanango OLSCC-Dalby 11 The Gap Aldridge 12 Helensvale 13 Cleveland 14 Nambour Christian Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 27

34 Intermediate Schools Cup Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Harristown State High School Craigslea State High School Aldridge State High School Citipointe Christian College Mountain Creek State High School Holland Park State High School Burnside State High School Caloundra State High School The Gap State High School Helensvale State High School Kelvin Grove State College Redbank Plains State High School Mansfield State High School Redlands College Shailer Park State High School Gladstone State High School Toowoomba Grammar School Benowa State High School Gympie State High School Capalaba State College 82 School Name Champion Points 21 All Hallow's School Beaudesert State High School Cleveland District State High School Proserpine State High School Toolooa State High School Clayfield College Nanango State High School Nambour State High School Emmanuel College Redeemer Lutheran College St Patrick s College Tin Can Bay P-10 State School Pacific Pines State High School The Springfield Anglican College The Glennie School Rochedale State High School Nambour Christian College Fairholme College Centenary Heights State High School OLSCC - DALBY 30 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 28

35 Intermediate Schools Cup Champion Honours School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Holland Park State High School Harristown State High School Aldridge State High School Caloundra State High School Shailer Park State High School Nambour State High 60 8 Redlands College 57 9 Burnside State High School The Gap State High School Gladstone State High School Redbank Plains State High School Citipointe Christian College 48 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 29

36 APPENDIX F: Senior Schools Cup Results Year 12 Boys U20 Boys Honors Year 12 Boys Division 1 Year 12 Boys Division 2 Year 12 Boys Division 3 Year 12 Boys Division 4 1 Craigslea Marist Mansfield Ipswich Redeemer B 2 Harristown Woodcrest Proserpine Ormiston Narangba 3 Burnside Caloundra St Peters Springfield STMC 4 Citipointe Bray Park Ferny Gr Capalaba Maleny 5 Redbank Plains Villanova Marsden Beenleigh Calvary 6 Redlands St Paul s Immanuel Rivermount SCCC 7 Browns Plains Heights Kelvin Grove Meridan Toowoomba CC 8 The Gap St Andrew s Rockhampton 9 Springwood Harristown Dalby 10 Cleveland Faith LC Kedron 11 Helensvale Gin Gin St Augustine s 12 Mountain Ck Chanel St Andrew s 13 Stretton Kedron Redeemer G 14 Toolooa Rochedale Moura 15 Mueller Kingaroy 16 Corinda 17 Sheldon 18 Nanango 19 Citipointe 20 Pacific Pines Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 30

37 Year 11 Boys U17 Boys Honors Year 11 Boys Division 1 Year 11 Boys Division 2 Year 11 Boys Division 3 1 Aldridge Padua Caloundra Woodridge 2 Holland Pk Iona Woodcrest Pacific Pines 3 Craigslea St Laurence s Shalom 1 Craigslea 4 Harristown Nudgee Proserpine St Patrick s 5 Redlands Shailer Pk Mansfield St Edmund's 6 The Gap Marist Shalom 2 Ormiston 7 Burnside St Patrick s Toowoomba Redeemer 8 Toowoomba Gram 1 Chisholm 1 John Paul College 9 St Edmund's Craigslea Rochedale 10 Toowoomba Gram 2 Kelvin Grove Shailer Pk 11 Benowa Chisholm 2 Nanango 12 Ipswich Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 31

38 Year 12 Girls U20 Girls Honours Year 12 Girls Division 1 Year 12 Girls Division 2 Year 12 Girls Division 3 Year 12 Girls Division 4 1 Nambour Emmanuel Ormiston Calvary Redeemer B 2 Gladstone Holland Pk Springwood Pacific Pines Hillbrook 2 3 Craigslea Woodridge Woodcrest Clayfield Toowoomba CC 4 Harristown Redlands Burnside Loreto Lockyer 5 Redbank Pl Mountain Ck Cleveland Sheldon Kedron 6 Benowa The Gap Ipswich Beenleigh St Mary's 7 St Pauls Mansfield All Hallow's Hillbrook 1 8 Caloundra Craigslea St Michael's Kings CC 9 Gin Gin BGGS St Andrew s Centenary 10 The Glennie Citipointe Mansfield Clayfield 11 Nanango Rochedale Redeemer W 12 Fairholme Toolooa St Patrick s 13 Ferny Grove Capalaba Citipointe 14 Proserpine Southern Cross CC Victoria Point 15 Mueller Narangba 16 St Thomas More 17 Chanel 18 Moura 19 Toogoolawah 20 St Andrew s Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 32

39 Year 11 Girls U17 Girls Honours Year 11 Girls Division 1 Year 11 Girls Division 2 Year 11 Girls Division 3 1 Nambour Aldridge Grace Lutheran Tin Can Bay 2 Holland Pk Woodcrest St Peters Redcliffe 3 Benowa Mountain Ck Ferny Grove Shailer Pk 4 Harristown Stretton Emmanuel Nanango 5 Gladstone Redlands 1 Harristown BGGS 6 Craigslea Redlands 2 Immanuel Citipointe 7 Gympie The Gap Kelvin Grove Helensvale 8 Redbank Pl Shailer Pk Holland Pk 9 Burnside Proserpine Mountain Ck 10 Caloundra Benowa Cleveland 11 Ormiston 1 12 Calvary 13 Ormiston 2 14 Mansfield 15 St Andrew s 16 Meridan 17 Harristown 18 Kingaroy 19 St Michael's 20 Gin Gin Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 33

40 Senior Schools Cup - Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Harristown State High School Redlands College Holland Park State High School Burnside State High School Citipointe Christian College Mansfield State High School Ormiston College Caloundra State High School Woodcrest State College Redeemer Lutheran College Benowa State High School The Gap State High School Mountain Creek State High School Redbank Plains State High School Proserpine State High School Shailer Park State High School St Andrew's - Peregian Nanango State High School Nambour State High School Ferny Grove State High School Ipswich State High School Cleveland District State High School Calvary Christian College Kelvin Grove State College Pacific Pines State High School Aldridge State High School Gladstone State High School Gin Gin State High School 120 School Name Champion Points 30 Kedron State High School Marist College Ashgrove Rochedale State High School St Paul s Anglican School Woodridge State High School Emmanuel College St Peters Lutheran College Springwood State High School St Patricks College Toowoomba Grammar School Stretton College Immanuel Lutheran College Saint Edmunds College Brisbane Girls Grammar School Shalom College Bundaberg Hillbrook Anglican School Helensvale State High School Toowoomba Christian College Beenleigh State High School Clayfield College Chisholm Catholic College Sheldon College Narangba Valley High School Capalaba State College St Thomas More College Toolooa State High School Southern Cross Catholic College Meridan State College Mueller College 73 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 34

41 Senior Schools Cup - Champion School School Name Champion Points 59 Mt St Michael's College Chanel College Gladstone Kingaroy SHS Moura State High School Browns Plains State High School Padua College Bray Park State High School Gympie SHS Villanova College Iona College Heights College St Laurences College Nudgee College Grace Lutheran College The Glennie School Tin Can Bay P-10 State School Marsden SHS Redcliffe State High School The Springfield Anglican College 45 School Name Champion Points 78 Lockyer District High School Loreto College Maleny State High School Fairholme College Toowoomba State High School John Paul College Rivermount College St Mary's College (Ipswich) All Hallow's School Kings Christian College Rockhampton State High School Centenary State High School Corinda State High School Dalby State High School Faith Lutheran College Redlands St Augustine's College St Patrick's College Gympie Victoria Point State High School Toogoolawah SHS 29 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 35

42 Senior Schools Cup - Champion Honours School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Harristown State High School Redbank Plains State High School Burnside State High School Nambour State High Holland Park State High School Gladstone State High School Benowa State High School Redlands College Aldridge State High School Citipointe Christian College Browns Plains State High School The Gap SHS Gympie SHS Caloundra State High School 54 Trophy Senior Champion School Senior Champion Honours School Intermediate Champion School Intermediate Champion Honours School Junior Champion School Junior Champion Honours School Primary Champion School School Name Craigslea State High School Craigslea State High School Harristown State High School Craigslea State High School Kelvin Grove State College Craigslea State High School Bellevue Park State School Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 36

43 APPENDIX G: Beach Schools Cup Results Boys Girls Senior Boys Pairs Senior Girls Pairs Gold Harristown Gold John Paul College 1 Silver Craigslea 1 Silver Nambour 2 Bronze Brisbane Boys College Bronze Nambour 3 Senior Boys Fours Senior Girls Fours Gold St Paul s School Gold Craigslea Silver Ipswich Silver St Paul s School Bronze Harristown Bronze Burnside 2 Intermediate Boys Pairs Intermediate Girls Pairs Gold Brisbane Boys College Gold Craigslea Silver Brisbane Girls College Silver Cleveland Bronze Craigslea 1 Bronze Nambour 1 Intermediate Boys Fours Intermediate Girls Fours Gold Brisbane Boys College 1 Gold Harristown Silver Harristown Silver John Paul College Bronze Brisbane Boys College 2 Bronze Springwood Junior Boys Fours Junior Girls Fours Gold John Paul College Gold Burnside 1 Silver St Paul s School Silver Burnside 2 Bronze Burnside Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 37

44 Beach Schools Cup - Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School John Paul College Burnside State High School Harristown State High School Nambour State High School St Paul s School Brisbane Girls College Brisbane Boys College Beenleigh State High School Cleveland State High School Ipswich Grammar School Meridan State College Springwood State High School Toogoolawah State High School 45 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 38

45 APPENDIX H: Queensland Beach Volleyball Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Results 2016/17 Date Tournament Location Men's Winner Women's Winner 10 Sept 2016 King/Queen of the Beach Surfers Paradise, GC Brett Richardson Sophi Gaillard Oct 2016 QBVT Round 2 Coolangatta Open Oct 2016 QBVT Round 3 Cairns Open Nov 2016 QBVT Round 4 November Knockout 3 Dec 2016 QBVT Round 5 Day/Night Surfers Paradise, GC Cairns Sandstorm Surfers Paradise, GC Dec 2016 QBVT Round 6 Bracken Ridge Indoor Sports Jan 2017 QBVT Round 7 Brisbane Open Jan 2017 QBVT Round 8 QLD Open 4-5 Feb 2017 Round 9 Sunshine Coast Major 19 Feb 2017 QBVT Round 10 Juniors Sandstorm Surfers Paradise, GC Sunshine Coast Surfers Paradise, GC Christopher Blake Robert Reeves Robert Reeves Christopher Blake Christopher Blake Robert Reeves Matt Grinlaubs Sean Thomas Andrew Maclean Matt Mecchia Andrew Maclean Will Mercer Bart Bolsterlee Sven Vismans Christopher Blake Robert Reeves Mark Nicolaidis Bradley Sting Georgia Davey Jordan Mowen Justine Mowen Jordan Mowen Joanne Kyranakos Claire Battle Justine Mowen Jordan Mowen Caitlin Bettenay Georgia Johnson Jaclyne Jones Sange Carter Phoebe Bell Becchara Palmer Loti Joe Linline Matauatu Tiaan Smith Indiana Hawkins Feb 2017 QBVT Round 11 Bundaberg Major Bundaberg Robert Reeves Christopher Blake Alexandra Stoica Anna Gunkel Mar 2017 QBVT Round 12 Rockhampton Open Rockhampton Ashley Hinds Connor Spence Alexandra Stoica Danielle King 1 Apr 2017 QBVT Finals Day/Night Surfers Paradise, GC Mark Nicolaidis Will Mercer Jordan Mowen Justine Mowen Queensland Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Division Men Women U19 Mark Nicolaidis & Bradley Sting Tiaan Smith & Indiana Hawkins U17 Connor M O Neill & Harrison Allan Stella Vicario & Alisha Stevens U15 Kaden Stannard, Connor Schultz & Thomas Goody Kayla Mears, Brianna Mears & Anuprita Ghalsasi Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 39

46 APPENDIX I: Queensland Indoor Volleyball Queensland State Championships Men s Championship Division Women s Championship Division Gold UQ VC Gold Easts VC Silver Brisbane VC Silver Aces United VC Bronze Cairns VA Bronze Dragons VA Men s Division 1 Women s Division 1 Gold ADFA Volleyball Gold Sandpit Silver Redlands VA Silver ADFA Volleyball Bronze Volleyball Sunshine Coast Bronze Set It Off Men s U21 Division Women s U21 Division Gold Easts VC Gold Easts VC Silver Woodcrest State College Silver Brisbane VC Premier Volleyball League - Club Championship Club Name Champion Points 1 Brisbane VC Norths VA Dragons VA UQ VC Easts VC Redlands VA QUT VC Volleyball Sunshine Coast Aces United VC Sand Dogs Volleyball Gladstone VA Toowoomba VA Volleyball Gold Coast Storm 30 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 40

47 Premier Volleyball League Premier Men Premier Women 1st UQ 1st Norths VA 2nd BVC 2nd Dragons VA 3rd Norths 3rd Easts VC Season MVP Andrew Maclean (UQ) Season MVP Kylee White (Norths) Finals MVP Will Savea (UQ) Finals MVP Kylie Garlic (Norths) Division 1 Men Division 1 Women 1st Brisbane VC 1st Sand Dogs Volleyball 2nd Norths VA 2nd Brisbane VC 3rd UQ VC 3rd Norths VA Season MVP B Blandford (VSC) Season MVP Danielle King (SDV) Finals MVP Konna Dingwall (BVC) Finals MVP Karlie Willmot (QUT) Division 2 Men Division 2 Women 1st Gladstone VA 1st Brisbane VC 2nd Brisbane VC 2nd Volleyball Sunshine Coast 3rd UQ VC 3rd Toowoomba VA Season MVP Connor Rudder (BVC) Season MVP Ivy Lavita (BVC) Finals MVP Adrian Webb (Gladstone) Finals MVP Xy Ribinsky (BVC) Under 18 Men Under 18 Women 1st Easts VC 1st Easts VC 2nd Brisbane VC 2nd Brisbane VC 3rd UQ VC 3rd Dragons VA Black Season MVP Ethan Thynne (UQ) Season MVP Izzy Laird (VGC Storm) Finals MVP Josiah Bettenay (Easts) Finals MVP Jemma Sutherland (Norths) Under 16 Men Under 16 Women 1st Redlands VA 1st Norths VA 2nd Brisbane VC 2nd Easts VC Black 3rd UQ VC Navy 3rd Brisbane VC Season MVP Connor Mauro (BVC) Season MVP Dana Lavita (Norths) Finals MVP Dakota Russell (Redlands) Finals MVP Nicola Panizza (BVC)

48 APPENDIX J: Representative Australian Junior Volleyball Championships AJVC 2016 All Stars Sevens Ethan Waugh AJVC 2016 All Stars Sevens Alanna Campbell U15 Boys Tom Lunt Billy Greber U15 Girls Lucy Watkins Dana Lavita Connor M O'Neill Kayla Mears Brad Sting Aimee Coleman U17 Men Josh Coombs Sarah Strong Mark Nicolaidis U17 Women Julia Dunning U19 Men Oliver Crofts Michael Elwood Tiann Smith Denzi Petry U19 Women Courtney Durston Division U15 Girls Championship U15 Girls Division 1 U15 Boys Championship U17 Women Championship U17 Women Division 1 U17 Men Championship U17 Men Division 1 U19 Women Championship U19 Men Championship Final Place 2nd 1st 1st & 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd & 4th State President s Cup Points Queensland 15 South Australia 14 Victoria 4 Western Australia 2 New South Wales 1 Australian Capital Territory 0 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 42

49 2017 Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Division Team Result U15 Girls Threes Anuprita Ghalsasi, Kayla Mears & Brianna Mears Gold U15 Girls Threes Eva Brac, Caitlin Meale & Shannon Scanlon Silver U17 Women Joanna Kluck & Hannah Karrasch Bronze AUS U19 Women Indiana Hawkins & Tiaan Smith Bronze U15 Boys Threes Connor Schulz, Kaden Stannard & Thomas Goody Gold U19 Men Mark Nicolaidis & Bradley Sting Gold U19 Men Jarrah Brownhill & Clayton Sefo Silver Andy Burdin Shield Queensland Australian Volleyball League Men Women Gold Queensland Pirates Gold Melbourne Uni Blues Silver Canberra Heat Silver Queensland Pirates Bronze Victoria VA Vultures Bronze Sydney Amazons Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 43

50 APPENDIX K: Photographs Beach Volleyball Awards Night AJBVC & 2016/17 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 44

51 2016 Indoor Volleyball Awards Night Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 45

52 Development Camps - Junior Pirates Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 46

53 Development Camps - Future Stars Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 47

54 Primary Schools Cup Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 48

55 Senior Schools Cup Volleyball Queensland 2015 Annual Report 49

56 Beach Schools Cup Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 50

57 2016/17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2015 Annul Report 51

58 2016/17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 52

59 2016/17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 53

60 Queensland State Championships (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 54

61 Queensland State Championships (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 55

62 APPENDIX I: Photographs Premier Volleyball League (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 56

63 Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 57

64 2017 Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 58

65 Queensland Pirates (some photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 59

66 Volleyball Queensland 2016 Annual Report 60