To deliver a dynamic sport that meets the changing needs of of our membership and the broader community.

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1 ANNUAL REPORT 2017

2 VISION To deliver a dynamic sport that meets the changing needs of of our membership and the broader community. Mission Statement To lead and partner growth in participation, performance and profile of Volleyball in Queensland. Values Inclusivity, Equity, Respect, Pride, Commitment 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 2017 Annual Report

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Vision... Board and Executive... 1 Affiliates and Commercial Affiliates... 1 Sub-Committees, Sponsors, and Associations... 2 President s Report... 3 Finance Director s Report... 5 General Manager s Report... 6 Events... 7 Annual Beach Awards Night... 7 Annual Indoor Awards Night... 7 Development... 8 Development Camps... 8 Referee Courses... 8 Coaching Courses... 8 Queensland Schools Cups... 9 Primary Schools Cup... 9 Junior Schools Cup... 9 Intermediate Schools Cup... 9 Senior Schools Cup... 9 Beach Schools Cup... 9 Beach Volleyball Competitions /17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Queensland Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Indoor Volleyball Competitions Queensland State Championships Grand Prix Volleyball Premier Volleyball League Metro League Spiker Sports Volleyball - Somerville House Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report

4 Representative Australian Junior Volleyball Championships Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) Australian Volleyball League APPENDIX A: Membership APPENDIX B: Queensland Beach Volleyball Awards Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships /17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour APPENDIX C: Queensland Indoor Volleyball Awards Australian Junior Volleyball Championships Queensland Indoor Volleyball APPENDIX D: Primary Schools Cup Results Year 6 Boys Year 4/5 Boys Year 6 Girls Year 4/5 Girls Primary Schools Cup - Champion School APPENDIX E: Junior Schools Cup Results Year 8 Boys Year 7 Boys Year 8 Girls Year 7 Girls Junior Schools Cup - Champion School Junior Schools Cup - Honours Division APPENDIX F: 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 Honours Division Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report

5 APPENDIX G: Senior Schools Cup Results Year 12 Boys Year 11 Boys Year 12 Girls Year 11 Girls Senior Schools Cup - Champion School Senior Schools Cup - Champion Honours School APPENDIX H: Beach Schools Cup Results Boys Girls Beach Schools Cup - Champion School APPENDIX I: Queensland Beach Volleyball Results /17 Queensland Junior Beach Volleyball Championships /17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Results APPENDIX J: Queensland Indoor Volleyball Results Queensland State Championships Grand Prix Volleyball Premier Volleyball League APPENDIX K: Representative Australian Junior Volleyball Championships Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Australian Volleyball League APPENDIX L: Photographs Audited Financial Report Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report

6 BOARD AND EXECUTIVE Board of Management Board Member Boris Georgieff (President) Board Member Terry Rudder (Vice-President to June 2017) Board Member Russell Egan Board Member Adam Pollock (Vice-President from June 2017) Board Member Greg Potter Board Member Rhiannon Tooker Board Member Brenden Turner Staff General Manager Events Coordinator Acting Events Coordinator State Teams Coordinator Leagues Convenor Member Services Coordinator Membership Database Administrator (Casual) Accounts Manager (Part time) IT Coordinator (Casual) Administration Officer (Part time) Jon Gibbs Damien Searle Todd Kropp Kylie Marshall Kent Scotney Patti McIntosh Jill Kelly Susan McQuinn Dave Kelly Victoria Cameron Affiliates Aces United Volleyball Club Artists Envision Health Inc. Ausghan Sports Club Brisbane Volleyball Club Bundaberg & District Volleyball Association Cairns Volleyball Association Dragons Volleyball Association Easts Volleyball Club Fraser Coast Volleyball Association Gladstone Volleyball Association Gold Coast Volleyball Club Griffith University Volleyball Club Gympie Volleyball Association Norths Volleyball Association QUT Volleyball Club Redlands Volleyball Association SD Volleyball Toowoomba Volleyball Association UQ Volleyball Club Volleyball Sunshine Coast Commercial Affiliates Australian Defence Force Volleyball Association Beach Volleyball Gold Coast Bracken Ridge Indoor Sport Arena Indoor Sports Arena Rockhampton Sandstorm Beach Club Volleyball in Paradise Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 1

7 Volleyball Queensland Schools Sub-Committee Domnic Aguiar (Chairman) Murray Bowman Roy Bruynius Richard James Adam Pollock Jon Gibbs (ex-officio) Queensland Beach Volleyball Committee (QBVC) Brenden Turner (Chairman) Natasha (Tash) Contant Boris Georgieff Craig Gillett Joel Groberg Peter Jones Shanon Zunker Damien Searle (ex-officio) Queensland Volleyball Referee Committee (QVRC) Russell Egan (Chairman) Darren Grimsey Chris Kelly Jaek Passier Tanya Kowald Shane Clouston Sponsors City of Gold Coast Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing GAME Clothing Logan City Council Mikasa Pivotal Motion Physiotherapy Suzuki Queensland VQ Affiliations Volleyball Australia Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) QSport Queensland Olympic Council (QOC) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 2

8 PRESIDENT S REPORT Volleyball Queensland (VQ) had a great year on and off the court in Our membership grew another 12.5% to Our five Queensland Schools Cup events all saw record entries: teams for our three indoor Queensland Schools Cup tournaments (457 teams in 2016) teams at Beach Schools Cup, which now makes it the largest beach volleyball tournament in Qld teams competed at Primary Schools Cup for school years 4-6 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. Queensland hosted its first official FIVB indoor tournament on June 2017 when the FIVB Men s World League Group 2 finals arrived at the new 15-court Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre at Carrara. In a very tough competition, Australia finished strongly and won the bronze medal. This was a great result for Australia and also a great opportunity for VQ members and the volleyball community to witness high-class international indoor volleyball here in Queensland. The Queensland State Championships (Indoor) boasted a record 63 teams and for the first time VQ was able to webcast the finals of the Championship division. The Queensland Championships (Beach), with the full complement of 48 teams across all divisions, was featured at the start of the QLD Beach Schools Cup at Redcliffe. It was a great atmosphere in challenging conditions, as today s beach stars provided inspiration to future beach volleyballers representing their schools. VQ was also able to webcast the finals of the Queensland Championships live from Suttons Beach at Redcliffe. The Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (QBVT) continues to be a success with 13 tournaments delivered around Queensland by six promoters. The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) also continues to grow with a record 77 teams from 12 clubs playing in both senior and junior divisions. The Board endorsed a financial strategy in early 2016 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 $67,470 surplus in our second year was a pleasing result and a credit to all the staff led by our General Manager, Jon Gibbs. On the court, Queensland performed exceptionally well in all four national championships in 2017: - 1st overall - Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships, Scarborough WA (April 2017) - 1st overall - Australian Junior Volleyball Championships, Gold Coast QLD (September 2017) including an amazing ten gold medals and one silver medal in the 11 divisions (continued ) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 3

9 - 3rd - Women's Australian Volleyball League (Women s AVL) - 1st - Men's Australian Volleyball League (Men s AVL) On behalf of the Board, I sincerely thank the Volleyball Queensland staff for their professionalism, dedication, and commitment Jon Gibbs, Damien Searle, Todd Kropp, Kylie Marshall, Patti McIntosh, Susan McQuinn, Jill Kelly, Victoria Cameron, David Kelly, and Kent Scotney. We also welcomed Craig Marshall back to Queensland this year as our new QAS Volleyball Head Coach and he was joined by new full-time Assistant Coach, Chris Todd. I would like to thank my fellow Board Members for their active contributions during In particular, I would like to acknowledge the outstanding contribution of one of our regional Board members, Kevin Howard, who retired due to personal health issues. I m sure Kevin will continue to have a tremendous impact on the sport of volleyball in his home town of Gladstone. I also want to acknowledge the very significant contribution made by Terry Rudder as Vice-President. Terry has provided wise counsel and strong leadership to the Board for many years. He has chosen to step down from the office of Vice-President in order to focus more on his family at this time. Terry continues on the VQ Board and continues to challenge the status quo and drive for growth and improved opportunities for the volleyball community. Adam Pollock has been elected by the VQ Board to the position of Vice-President. Adam brings a different approach with a strong desire to grow and market the sport. I thank the members of the Queensland Beach Volleyball Committee, the Volleyball Queensland Schools Sub-Committee, the Queensland Volleyball Referees Committee and the club presidents that form The Presidents Commission for their dedication and many hours of work in the Volleyball community. The Board relies heavily on the expert advice and experience of these committee members. I thank our loyal AVL sponsors who supported our men s and women s programs again this year. 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 The Gap SHS, Pivotal Motion Physiotherapy, and Mikasa is a critical part of 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 2017 Annual Report 4

10 FINANCE DIRECTOR S REPORT Volleyball Queensland consolidated last year s record result and exceeded its budget target with a $67,470 surplus in This result outperformed our stretch target of $50,000 average annual surplus for five years ( ). This performance follows the prior year surplus of $75,465. The Board s financial strategy, announced in 2016, is to achieve $250,000 net equity by 31 December 2020 in an effort to bolster VQ s net equity position and ensure our operations are sustainable. Turnover grew by $88,886 (or 5.8%) to $1,616,296, despite price increases being contained at or below CPI consistent with the Board s price philosophy also resolved in Our net equity reached $158,808 as at 31 December 2017, putting us a full year ahead of our five year net equity goal. We have worked to provide greater detail in the financial report this year breaking down expenses into additional categories. This year s result was achieved through a combination of record tournament entries in nearly all VQ events, cost savings and control, plus the financial impact of our second year under a 3-year agreement to host the Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (AJVC) ( ) at Coomera Indoor Sports Centre, which saw a record 69 teams entered from around Australia, New Zealand and Samoa. We were part of a national agreement that replaced capitation fees with flat fee payment to Volleyball Australia for all annual player registrations for four years to This gives us greater certainty and has improved margins as long as membership remains stable or continues growing. This outstanding financial performance is a tribute to Jon Gibbs, General Manager, and our staff s dedication to our membership, and could only be achieved with the support of our community s officials, coaches, and volunteers who have supported our ambitious vision. The Board is planning a strong reinvestment strategy next year in staff, systems, and resources to expand the capabilities of the office and further support the growth of volleyball in Queensland and improve the promotion and presentation of our events. Russell D Egan Finance Director Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 5

11 GENERAL MANAGER S REPORT This is my tenth year as General Manager and I am very pleased to report that 2017 brought sustained growth in our membership and competitions. Premier Volleyball League (PVL) continued its growth with 77 teams from 12 participating clubs. All of our existing competitions achieved capacity or record entries. We introduced a new competition format this year Grand Prix Volleyball (GPV) - to cater for a new type of volleyball consumer that wants to play 3-4 games over a weekend away from home. The inaugural GPV competition hosted six men s and women s teams in rounds held at Toowoomba, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. We welcomed the second of two new impressive volleyball facilities on the Gold Coast that have been built for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Gold Coast Sports and Leisure Centre at Carrara (GCS&LC) opened in April 2017 and boasts 15 world-class volleyball courts. We were privileged to run our first ever FIVB World League tournament in Queensland as the second major event at this new facility. We subsequently conducted a variety of competitions at the venue this year - Junior PVL, State Championships (junior divisions), Senior Schools Cup, and Junior Schools Cup. We are also working closely with Netball Queensland to secure indoor volleyball infrastructure and access to their new 8-court State Netball Centre at QSAC Nathan, which is scheduled to open in early Todd Kropp joined the team to cover Damien Searle s secondment to GOLDOC as the Technical Operations Manager for Beach Volleyball at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. Kylie Marshall also joined the team in our new part-time role as State Teams Coordinator. Volleyball Queensland simply could not deliver its services without the support of its corporate sponsors Queensland Government, Mikasa, and the City of Gold Coast. We also have wonderful corporate partners in Suzuki Queensland, GAME Clothing, The Gap SHS, and Pivotal Motion Therapy. I am very grateful for the contribution from our team of staff and the VQ Board of Management. I am also constantly in awe at the support of our loyal volleyball coaches in all our state team programs and development camps. Finally, I would like to thank the VQ President, Boris Georgieff, for his leadership and guidance. Jon Gibbs General Manager Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 6

12 EVENTS Annual Beach Awards Evening The VQ annual beach awards evening was held on Saturday, 22 April 2017 at The Booroodabin Bowls Club in 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 2017 Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships (AJBVC) in Scarborough, Western Australia. More details can be found in Appendix B, 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 Indoor Awards Evening The VQ annual indoor awards evening was held on Saturday, 4 November 2017 at the Queensland Cricketers Club in East Brisbane, with a total of 222 people attending. Jon Gibbs, Volleyball Queensland s General Manager was the MC for the evening. The night was very successful and we plan to come back to this venue again next year. 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 C, the major awards are as follows: Affiliate of the Year Cairns Volleyball Association Community Referee of the Year Joel Wass Representative Referee of the Year Shane Clouston Community Coach of the Year Steve Burton Representative Coach of the Year Dean Bielanowski Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 7

13 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 The Sports Centre, Boondall 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 257 participants attended the camps. Future Stars Future Stars development camps are held in November with the purpose of identifying potential representative junior players and providing an opportunity for them to further their skills. Talent identification is carried out at Primary and Junior Schools Cups. 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 81 girls and 64 boys. Referee Courses In 2017, VQ hosted 16 Level 1 (district) referee courses and two level 1 Beach referee courses, and the Dept of Sport & Recreation hosted seven Level 1 courses under the Get Active Queensland Accreditation Program (GAQAP). Volleyball Australia introduced level 1 on-line referee course to compliment the face-to-face courses. As a result, 338 new referees received Level 1 accreditation at courses which took place in Brisbane, Caboolture, Ipswich, Gladstone, Gold Coast, Maryborough and Toowoomba. At the end of 2017, in Queensland there are 1334 qualified referees. Coaching Courses In 2017, Volleyball Queensland delivered two Level 2 volleyball coaching courses, and the Dept of Sport & Recreation hosted eight Level 2 courses. Volleyball Australia also introduced Level 1 on-line coach courses to compliment the face-to-face courses. These were held in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Toowoomba, Maryborough and Townsville. 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. In total, these courses have produced six new Level 1 coaches and 179 Level 2 coaches in Queensland. Currently in Queensland there are over 580 qualified coaches. Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 8

14 QUEENSLAND SCHOOLS CUP Primary Schools Cup Primary Schools Cup (PSC) was held on 24 August 2017 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 year 6 enjoyed games across three playing surfaces: grass, wood (indoor), and sand. The PSC tournament saw over 900 participants competing in 152 teams from 18 schools with Woodridge State School the overall champion school. The top four placings for each division can be found in Appendix D. Volleyball Queensland would like to thank Tim Walsh, 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 2017 at Coomera Indoor Sports Centre and Gold Coast Sports & Leisure Centre on the Gold Coast. JSC saw 927 participants competing in 157 teams from 55 schools with Craigslea State High School the overall champion school. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix E. Intermediate Schools Cup Intermediate Schools Cup (ISC) was introduced in 2016, with teams drawn from years 9 and 10. ISC was held on May 2017 across five venues in Toowoomba. The three day tournament saw over 1000 participants competing in 132 teams from 52 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 F. Senior Schools Cup In 2017, Senior Schools Cup (SSC) was held on 4-6 August 2017 across three venues in Logan and Gold Coast. The three day tournament saw 1767 participants, from years 11 and 12, competing in 202 teams from 87 schools across our state with Harristown State High School the overall champion. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix G. 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 132 teams competed at the tournament, hailing from 23 schools across Queensland with Craigslea State High School the overall champion school. The final placings for each division can be found in Appendix H. Thank you to Moreton Bay Regional Council for their assistance in securing Sutton s Beach for 2017 Beach Schools Cup. Overall Champion School Congratulations to Craigslea State High School! Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 9

15 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 February 2017 at Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast. The winners of each division can be found in Appendix I. The Tour calendar and winners table can be found in Appendix I. Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 10

16 INDOOR VOLLEYBALL COMPETITIONS Queensland State Championships The Queensland State Championships were held on August 2017 at Coomera Indoor Sports Centre. The tournament has seen significant growth, attracting 63 teams from interstate, regional and metropolitan clubs. BVC Bears were awarded the President s Shield. 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 J. Grand Prix Volleyball 2017 saw the introduction of a new format for competitive volleyball in Queensland. Volleyball Queensland's Grand Prix Volleyball (GPV) was played across 3 rounds in venues from Toowoomba, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. GPV saw participants span from as far north as Cairns and as far south as the Gold Coast. A special mention to Toowoomba Volleyball Association for winning the Club Champions trophy in the inaugural year of GPV. A list of participating clubs can found in Appendix J. Premier Volleyball League The Premier Volleyball League (PVL) is the highest level of volleyball played on a weekly basis in South- East Queensland. In 2017, the season began at the end of March and ran through a 17-round season to the end of August. In 2017, PVL grew to over 800 participants in a total of 77 teams from 12 different affiliates. The Junior divisions are growing and are well supported by the clubs. The Leagues Convenor Kent Scotney continues to oversee this league as it grows every year and his efforts are appreciated. A list of winning clubs for each division and most valuable players can found in Appendix J. Metro League Metro League continued in 2017 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. Aidan Molloy continued his good work and VQ thanks him for his efforts. Chris Kelly took over in May and encouraged the development of new and existing referees. Spiker Sports - Somerville House In 2017, the Spiker Sports competition at Somerville House had a steady year with a similar number of teams from the year before. VQ thanks the competition manager Sharon Williams for her work over the years and wishes her well in the future. Steve Burton took over the reigns in August and VQ look forward to continued success and growth of the league. Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 11

17 REPRESENTATIVE Australian Junior Volleyball Championships The Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (AJVC) were held at the new eight-court venue, Coomera Indoor Sports Centre, from September Sixty nine 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 13 teams across all 11 divisions to contest their respective national titles. Each athlete put in an outstanding effort during the week which saw Queensland compete in all finals matches resulting in ten gold medals and two silvers. 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 of 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 K. Queensland was awarded the President s Cup as the Champion State in Australia for the fifth year in a row, winning the cup eleven out of the last twelve years. Volleyball Queensland would also like to acknowledge the athletes who were given the honour of being selected in the 2017 AJVC All Star Sevens for their age groups. These athletes can be found in Appendix K. 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 C. Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 12

18 Queensland Academy of Sport (QAS) Staff Craig Marshall QAS Head Coach Chris Todd QAS Assistant Coach Dean Bielenowski Coach Cameron Bettenay Coach Athletes 263 athletes trialled in scholarship athletes in 2017/18 (more than double that of 2016) Facilities QSAC Indoor Sports Hall Sandstorm Beach Club Craigslea State High School (indoor courts) Key Achievements In 2017, the QAS Volleyball Program took on a new Head Coach and expanded to include a new fulltime assistant coach, which allowed for the addition of a new training squad. Initially Tier 4 and later renamed QAS Emerging, this squad targeted younger athletes and enabled the QAS Volleyball Program to expand considerably. Former QAS athletes were well represented in senior national teams including 25% of the Men s and Women s Indoor Volleyroos squads for 2017, as well as a number of strong performances on the FIVB world tour including 3 Gold, 1 silver and 2 Bronze medals. Competition Highlights 2017 Youth Commonwealth Games: Bronze Medal Mark Nicolaidis & James Takken Asian Men s U23 Championship Matthew Aubrey Asian Boy s U20 Championship Alexander Dunning, David Morgan, Matthew Aubrey, Lewis Kehl, Max Senica & Thomas Wheeler Asian Boy s U18 Championship Bradley Sting, James Takken, Tyler Nix & Braydon Hill Asian Women s U23 Championship Jennifer Tait, Kylee White, Courtney Durston, Emma Burton & Agnieszka Kudziela Asian Girl s U19 Championship Courtney Durston & Kylee White Asian Girl s U17 Championship Aimee Coleman, Sarah Strong, Tiaan Smith, Julia Dunning, Denzi Petry & Hannah Karrasch Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 13 Australian Volleyball League In 2017, Queensland fielded a Men's and Women's team in the Australian Volleyball League (AVL). The format for the season was similar to previous years with a split conference with the Eastern conference comprising of 5 teams while the Southern had 4. The program took on a new focus in 2017 with the introduction of a development component where some of Queensland's younger athletes were provided the opportunity to train under the Pirates head coaches to assist with the future success of the Queensland Pirates at the national level. The Pirates men, in collaboration with the Canberra Heat, integrated opportunities for competition for this next batch of athletes with Reserve team matches played both at home and away with Canberra. These extra matches provided valuable development opportunities for not only the athletes, but also the coaches and officials. The Pirates men and women dominated their respective competitions in the Conference phase, with both teams only dropping 1 match out of the 16 played in the rounds sending them to the finals with a great deal of confidence. The women battled hard against a strong WA team and were beaten in the semi-final but bounced back to win the Bronze medal game in a hard fought match against their conference rival Sydney Amazons. The men had a different story in the finals campaign. They took on SA in the semi and although they dropped the 3rd set were convincing winners. They then followed it up with a strong and dominant Gold medal match beating the WA Hornets in 3 sets. Final placings can be found in Appendix K.

19 APPENDIX A: Volleyball Queensland Membership Association (not all listed) 2017 members % from 2016 Aces United Volleyball Club Inc % Artists Envision Health Inc % Ausghan Sports Club Inc Brisbane Volleyball Club % Bundaberg & District Volleyball Assoc % Cairns Volleyball Association % Dragons Volleyball Association % Easts Volleyball Club % Fraser Coast Volleyball Association % Gladstone Volleyball Association % Gold Coast Volleyball Club 91 - Griffith University Volleyball Club 65 - Gympie Volleyball Association % Norths Volleyball Association % QUT Volleyball Club % Redlands Volleyball % SD Volleyball % Toowoomba Volleyball Association % University of Qld Volleyball Club % Volleyball Sunshine Coast % AFFILIATE SUBTOTAL 2, % Others (not represented above) 2017 members % from 2016 Coach % Official - Referee % Qld Beach Volleyball Tour % Spiker Sports Somerville % Schools Cup 3, % VQ Camps % MEMBERSHIP TOTAL 6, % Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 14

20 APPENDIX B: Queensland Beach Volleyball Awards AJBVC Awards Boy s Recipient Girl 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 2016/17 QBVT Awards 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 Robert Reeves Jaclyne Jones Best Defender Raik Richter Naomi Watts Best Blocker David Stubbersfield Jaclyne Jones Best Setter Mark Nicolaidis Claire Battle Best Passer Christopher Blake Naomi Watts Best Server Robert Reeves Claire Battle Player s Player Craig Gillett Joanna Kluck Best QBVT Tournament Round 9: Sunshine Coast Major Shanon Zunker, Volleyball in Paradise (Promoter) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 15

21 APPENDIX C: Queensland Indoor Awards AJVC Awards Boy s Recipient Girl s Recipient U15 Most Valuable Player (White) Aiden McKellar Sneha Tamang U15 Most Improved Player (White) Toby Bergh Caitlin Meale U15 Most Valuable Player (Maroon) Jake Neilson Anuprita Ghalsasi U15 Most Improved Player (Maroon) Liam Slade Olivia Miller U17 Most Valuable Player (White) Ben Booth Hannah Le Sage U17 Most Improved Player (White) Joshua Hammond Amy Carleton U17 Most Valuable Player (Maroon) Elijah Tabuarua Hannah Karrasch U17 Most Improved Player (Maroon) Lange Curr-Parkes Rachel Viljoen U19 Most Valuable Player (White) Lewis Begg Grace Marshall U19 Most Improved Player (White) Keegan McKinnon Breanna Barber U19 Most Valuable Player (Maroon) Campbell Bergh Aimee Coleman U19 Most Improved Player (Maroon) Semisi Kupu Isabelle Laird Junior Indoor Player of the Year Mark Nicolaidis Aimee Coleman Senior Indoor Player of the Year Andrew Maclean Jess Ryder Indoor Awards 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 Joel Wass Shane Clouston Steve Burton Dean Bielanowski Cairns Volleyball Association Rachel Rourke Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 16

22 APPENDIX D: Primary Schools Cup Results Year 6 Boys Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green Participation - Red 1 Craigslea Woodridge Craigslea 1 Bellevue Park 3 2 Bellevue Park Craigslea Kelvin Grove 2 Capalaba 3 Kelvin Grove Camp Hill St Columba s 1 Kelvin Grove 4 Pullenvale Bellevue Park Pullenvale Bellevue Park 4 Year 4/5 Boys Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green Participation - Red Participation - Yellow 1 Pullenvale Kelvin Grove 4 Kelvin Grove 1 Craigslea Kelvin Grove 3 2 Bellevue Park Camp Hill 1 Enoggera Pullenvale 1 Pullenvale 2 3 St Peter s Woodridge 4 Redeemer 1 Kelvin Grove Woodridge 1 4 St Columba's Redeemer 2 Camp Hill 2 Kelvin Grove Bellevue Park 8 Year 6 Girls Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green Participation - Red 1 Pullenvale Woodridge 1 Queen of Apostles Capalaba 2 Wishart St Columba's 1 Redeemer Kelvin Grove 3 St Columba's Enoggera Bellevue Park Woodridge 4 Bellevue Park Stafford Heights St Columba's St Columba's Year 4/5 Girls Competitive Participation - Blue Participation - Green Participation - Red Participation - Yellow 1 Woodridge Redeemer 2 Pullenvale 1 Bellevue Park 3 Woodridge 1 2 Pullenvale 2 Kelvin Grove Bellevue Park 2 Woodridge 5 Bellevue Park 7 3 St Columba's Kelvin Grove Woodridge 3 St Columba's 3 Pullenvale Wishart Kelvin Grove 3 Kelvin Grove 1 Redeemer 1 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 17

23 Primary Schools Cup Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Woodridge State School Pullenvale State School Bellevue Park State School 98 4 Kelvin Grove State College 84 5 St Columba's Primary School 56 6 Craigslea State School 49 7 Redeemer Lutheran College 42 8 Camp Hill State Infants and Primary School 23 9 Wishart State School Capalaba State School Enoggera State School Queen of Apostles School St Peter s Lutheran College Mansfield State School 6 14 Villanova College 6 16 Stafford Heights State School 5 17 Redlands College 2 18 Tinana State School 0 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 18

24 APPENDIX E: Junior Schools Cup Results Year 8 Boys Honours Division 1 Division 2 1 Aldridge Capalaba Ormiston College 2 Craigslea Redlands College Rochedale 3 Citipointe CC Holland Park Stretton College 4 Kelvin Grove State College Woodcrest Villanova College 5 The Gap John Paul College Proserpine 6 Brisbane Boys College St Edmund's College Sheldon College 2 7 Burnside Iona College Cleveland 8 St Laurence s College Meridan State College Redeemer Lutheran 9 Shailer Park St Joseph s Gregory Terrace Sheldon College 1 10 Mansfield St Edmund's College 11 Caloundra Helensvale 12 Cannon Hill Redlands College 13 Benowa The Springfield Anglican College 14 Ambrose Treacy College St Benedict s College 15 Harristown Brisbane Christian College 16 St Joseph s Gregory Terrace 17 Meridan State College Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 19

25 Year 7 Boys Division 1 Division 2 1 Shailer Park St Peter s Lutheran 2 Craigslea 1 Villanova College 3 Capalaba Ormiston College 4 Caloundra Rochedale 5 St Edmund's College The Gap 6 St Laurence s College St Edmund's College 7 Kelvin Grove State College Ambrose Treacy College 8 Craigslea 2 Mansfield 9 Cleveland Capalaba 10 Brisbane Boys College 11 Burnside 12 Iona College 13 Cannon Hill 14 Harristown 15 Benowa 16 Nambour State College Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 20

26 Year 8 Girls Honours Division 1 Division 2 Division 3 1 Aldridge Mansfield Meridan State College Proserpine 2 Nambour State College Citipointe CC Glasshouse CC Sheldon College 3 Kelvin Grove State College Holland Park Woodcrest St Benedict s College 4 Burnside Clayfield College Gympie St John Fisher College 5 Redbank Plains Woodcrest Canterbury College Citipointe CC 6 Gladstone Capalaba Mansfield Ormiston College 7 Shailer Park Cleveland Mountain Creek Redeemer Lutheran 8 Craigslea Cannon Hill BGGS Redlands College 9 Benowa Harristown Redeemer Lutheran Gin Gin 10 Caloundra The Gap Rochedale Meridan State College 11 Redbank Plains All Hallow's School Mountain Creek 12 Redlands College Loreto College The Gap 13 Kelvin Grove State College Emmanuel College Livingstone CC 14 Harristown 15 Helensvale 16 St Peter s Lutheran 17 Redcliffe 1 18 Nambour State College 19 Redcliffe 2 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 21

27 Year 7 Girls Division 1 Girls Division 2 1 Burnside Cannon Hill 2 Caloundra All Hallow's School 3 Holland Park Cleveland 4 Craigslea 1 Loreto College 5 The Gap St Paul s School 1 6 Redbank Plains 1 St Peter s Lutheran 7 Shailer Park Rochedale 8 Gladstone Woodcrest 9 Aldridge Holland Park 10 Mansfield Tin Can Bay 11 Capalaba Mountain Creek 12 Kelvin Grove State College St Benedict s College 13 Nambour State College Meridan State College 14 Craigslea 2 St Paul s School 2 15 Redbank Plains 2 Capalaba Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 22

28 Junior Schools Cup Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Capalaba State College Kelvin Grove State College Mansfield State High School The Gap State High School Meridan State College Redlands College Woodcrest State College Holland Park State High School Burnside State High School Shailer Park State High School Caloundra State High School Nambour State College Cannon Hill Anglican College Cleveland District State High School Redbank Plains State High School St Edmund s College Aldridge State High School Citipointe Christian College Harristown State High School Rochedale State High School Sheldon College Ormiston College Redeemer Lutheran College Benowa State High School Mountain Creek State High School St Benedict's College 95 School Name Champion Points 29 Proserpine State High School Gladstone State High School St Joseph's College Gregory Terrace St Laurence s College Iona College Villanova College Brisbane Boys' College All Hallow's School Helensvale State High School Ambrose Treacy College Loreto College Redcliffe State High School Clayfield College John Paul College Glasshouse Christian College St Paul s School Stretton College Gympie State High School St John Fisher College Canterbury College Brisbane Girls Grammar School Gin Gin State High School Emmanuel College Livingstone Christian College The Springfield Anglican College Brisbane Christian College Tin Can Bay P-10 State School St Peter s Lutheran College 90 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 23

29 Junior Schools Cup Honours Division School Name Champion Points 1 Aldridge State High School Kelvin Grove State College 92 3 Craigslea State High School 91 4 Burnside State High School 87 5 Shailer Park State High School 82 6 Nambour State College 50 7 Citipointe Christian College 47 8 Redbank Plains State High School 44 9 The Gap State High School Brisbane Boys' College Gladstone State High School St Laurence s College Benowa State High School Caloundra State High School 39 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 24

30 APPENDIX F: Intermediate Schools Cup Results Boys Year 10 Boys Division 1 Year 10 Boys Division 2 Year 9 Boys Division 1 Year 9 Boys Division 2 1 Aldridge Ferny Grove 1 Gympie Mountain Creek 2 Craigslea 1 Kelvin Grove 2 Glasshouse CC The Springfield AC 3 Burnside Gladstone 3 Harristown Ferny Grove 4 Caloundra Redeemer Lutheran 4 Cleveland Redlands College 5 Holland Park The Gap 5 Kelvin Grove St Columban s College 6 Mansfield Nanango 6 Rochedale Shailer Park 7 Proserpine Ambrose Treacy College 7 Craigslea King's Christian College 8 Harristown St Thomas More College 8 The Gap Gin Gin 9 Helensvale Rochedale 9 Citipointe CC Capalaba 2 10 Redbank Plains 10 Caloundra Charleville 11 Benowa 11 Toowoomba Grammar Capalaba 1 12 Toowoomba Grammar 12 Harristown 13 Craigslea 2 13 Mansfield 14 Citipointe CC 14 Toowoomba CC 15 Cleveland Redlands College 16 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 25

31 Girls Under 16 Girls Honours Year 10 Girls Division 1 Year 10 Girls Division 2 Year 10 Girls Division 3 1 Craigslea Mansfield Caloundra Helensvale 2 Holland Park The Gap Loreto College Nambour CC 3 Gladstone Burnside All Hallow's School Charleville 4 Kelvin Grove Holland Park Mansfield Ferny Grove 2 5 Aldridge Citipointe CC Emmanuel College Citipointe CC 6 Redbank Plains Harristown Mundubbera James Nash 7 Harristown St Monica's College Cleveland Toogoolawah 8 Rochedale Craigslea Clayfield College Nanango 9 The Glennie School Ferny Grove 1 10 Fairholme College Toowoomba CC 11 Redlands College Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 26

32 Girls Under 15 Girls Honours Year 9 Girls Division 1 Year 9Girls Division 2 Year 9 Girls Division 3 1 Benowa Burnside Marsden Capalaba 2 Redbank Plains Capalaba Tin Can Bay All Hallow's School 3 Nambour State College Aldridge Ferny Grove Kelvin Grove 4 Craigslea Nambour State College Pacific Pines Nambour State College 5 The Gap Mountain Creek Mountain Creek 1 6 Mountain Creek OLSCC-Dalby Gin Gin 7 Caloundra Glasshouse CC Shailer Park 8 Harristown Proserpine Mountain Creek 2 9 Citipointe CC Redeemer The Glennie School 10 Loreto College Kelvin Grove Charleville 11 Redlands College Mansfield 1 12 Rochedale 13 Holland Park 14 Meridan State College 15 Clayfield College 16 Mansfield 2 17 Harristown 1 18 Helensvale 19 Benowa 20 Harristown 2 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 27

33 Intermediate Schools Cup Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Harristown State High School Craigslea State High School Mansfield State High School Kelvin Grove State College Citipointe Christian College Ferny Grove State High School Holland Park State High School Caloundra State High School The Gap State High School Mountain Creek State High School Rochedale State High School Aldridge State High School Redbank Plains State High School Burnside State High School Redlands College Capalaba State College Nambour State College Benowa State High School Cleveland District State High School Helensvale State High School Gladstone State High School Charleville State High School Loreto College Glasshouse Christian College Proserpine State High School Toowoomba Grammar School 76 School Name Champion Points 27 All Hallow's School Redeemer Lutheran College Nanango State High School Clayfield College Shailer Park State High School The Glennie School Gin Gin State High School Toowoomba Christian College Gympie State High School St Monica's College Marsden State High School Emmanuel College Mundubbera P The Springfield Anglican College Tin Can Bay P-10 State School Ambrose Treacy College Nambour Christian College St Thomas More College Pacific Pines State High School Fairholme College St. Columban s College OLSCC - DALBY King's Christian College James Nash State High School Toogoolawah State High School Meridan State College 26 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 28

34 Intermediate Schools Cup Honours Division School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Redbank Plains State High School Benowa State High School 60 4 Holland Park State High School 60 5 Gladstone State High School 57 6 Kelvin Grove State College 55 7 Aldridge State High School 54 8 Harristown State High School 52 9 Nambour State College Rochedale State High School 51 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 29

35 APPENDIX G: Senior Schools Cup Results Year 12 Boys U20 Boys Honors Year 12 Boys Division 1 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 30 Year 12 Boys Division 2 Year 12 Boys Division 3 Year 12 Boys Division 4 1 Te Totara (NZ) Craigslea Ormiston College Sheldon College The Springfield AC 2 Craigslea Proserpine Immanuel College Nanango Rivermount College 3 Shailer Park Springwood The Gap Redeemer Lutheran Rockhampton 4 Aldridge Mansfield Citipointe CC Beenleigh Beaudesert 5 Redlands College Bray Park Marsden Ipswich Kedron 6 Marist Brothers Ash Nudgee College Helensvale Mueller College Chisholm College 2 7 Burnside Harristown Ferny Grove Toolooa Chisholm College 1 8 Holland Park Woodridge Shalom College 1 Corinda St Thomas More 1 9 Redbank Plains Toowoomba Gram Shalom College 2 Indooroopilly St Thomas More 2 10 Woodcrest Stretton State Coll Toowoomba Gin Gin Dalby 11 Genisis CC Redeemer Lutheran 12 Cleveland Toowoomba CC 13 Rochedale Moura 14 Mansfield St Andrew s AC 15 Kingaroy Year 11 Boys U17 Boys Honors Year 11 Boys Division 1 Year 11 Boys Division 2 Year 11 Boys Division 3 1 Iona College Toowoomba Gram John Paul College St John's Anglican 2 The Gap Caloundra 1 Kelvin Grove John Paul College 3 Harristown St Laurence s Coll Marist Brothers Ash Cleveland 4 Craigslea Shailer Park Pacific Pines QACI 5 Caloundra 2 Citipointe CC Harristown 6 Benowa Iona College Beaudesert 7 Redlands College Harristown Rochedale 8 Beaudesert Nudgee College Hillbrook 9 Livingstone CC 1 Mansfield 10 Livingstone CC 2 Capalaba

36 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 State Burnside Emmanuel College The Gap Redcliffe 2 Craigslea John Paul College BGGS Helensvale Kedron 3 Harristown The Gap Pacific Pines Nanango Capalaba 4 Gladstone Redlands College St Peter s Lutheran Ormiston College Toowoomba CC 1 5 Benowa Woodridge Loreto College Beenleigh Beaudesert 6 Woodcrest Stretton College Citipointe CC Immanuel College Kingaroy 7 Holland Park Redbank Plains Proserpine Mansfield St Thomas More 8 Te Totara (NZ) Kelvin Grove Ferny Grove St Andrew s Anglican Craigslea 9 Cleveland All Hallow's School St John Fisher Monto 10 Harristown Genisis CC Redeemer Lutheran Meridan State Coll 11 Caloundra Fairholme College Sheldon College Toolooa 12 Grace Lutheran Livingstone CC The Glennie School Gin Gin 13 Craigslea BGGS Chisholm Catholic 14 Gympie Toowoomba Moura 15 St Monica's Coll Shalom College St Andrew s Anglican 16 Nambour CC Toowoomba CC 2 17 Hillbrook Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 31

37 Year 11 Girls U17 Girls Honours Year 11 Girls Division 1 Year 11 Girls Division 2 Year 11 Girls Division 3 1 Aldridge Shailer Park Capalaba Cleveland 2 Caloundra Redbank Plains Burnside Citipointe CC 3 Nambour State College Gympie Harristown 2 Ormiston College 4 Mountain Creek Holland Park Harristown 1 BGGS 5 Mansfield Woodcrest Rochedale Springfield Central 6 Benowa Citipointe CC Kelvin Grove 7 Craigslea St Peter s Lutheran St Augustine s College 8 Redlands All Hallow's School Woodcrest 9 Holland Park Mountain Creek 10 The Gap Helensvale 11 Redeemer Lutheran 2 12 Hillbrook 1 13 Mansfield 14 Beaudesert 15 Nanango 16 James Nash 17 Redeemer Lutheran 1 18 Hillbrook 2 19 Toogoolawah 20 St Andrew s Anglican Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 32

38 Senior Schools Cup - Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Harristown State High School Craigslea State High School The Gap State High School Citipointe Christian College Caloundra State High School Redlands College Holland Park State High School Woodcrest State College Beaudesert State High School Cleveland District State High School Redeemer Lutheran College Shailer Park State High School Burnside State High School Redbank Plains State High School Benowa State High School John Paul College Ormiston College Kelvin Grove State College Hillbrook Anglican School Aldridge State High School Capalaba State College Nambour State College Helensvale State High School St Andrew's Anglican, Peregian Brisbane Girls Grammar School Rochedale State High School Nanango State High School Livingstone Christian College Shalom College, Bundaberg 124 School Name Champion Points 30 St Thomas More College Chisholm Catholic College Iona College Toowoomba Grammar School Toowoomba Christian College Marist College Ashgrove Woodridge State High School Proserpine State High School Stretton College Gympie State High School Mountain Creek State High School Nudgee College Pacific Pines State High School Immanuel Lutheran College Ferny Grove State High School St Peter s Lutheran College Kedron State High School Genesis Christian College All Hallow's School Beenleigh State High School Sheldon College Toolooa State High School Toowoomba State High School Kingaroy State High School Gin Gin State High School Moura State High School Gladstone State High School Springwood State High School Bray Park State High School 57 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 33

39 Senior Schools Cup - Champion School School Name Champion Points 59 Emmanuel College St Laurence s College St John s Anglican College Grace Lutheran College Loreto College Marsden State High School Redcliffe State High School The Springfield Anglican College Rivermount College St Monica's College Qld Academy of Creative Industries Rockhampton State High School Springfield Central State High School Fairholme College 44 School Name Champion Points 74 St Augustine's College Mueller College Corinda State High School Indooroopilly State High School Mansfield State High School Monto State High School Dalby State High School Meridan State College Mansfield State High School St John Fisher College James Nash State High School The Glennie School Toogoolawah State High School Nambour Christian College Ipswich State High School 43 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 34

40 Senior Schools Cup - Champion Honours School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Aldridge State High School Nambour State College Harristown State High School Holland Park State High School Woodcrest State College Iona College 70 8 Shailer Park State High School 70 9 Caloundra State High School Gladstone State High School Redlands College The Gap State High School Benowa State High School Marist College Ashgrove Burnside State High School Redbank Plains State High School Mountain Creek State High School Mansfield State High School 59 Trophy Overall Champion School 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 Harristown State High School Craigslea State High School Harristown State High School Craigslea State High School Aldridge State High School Craigslea State High School Woodridge State School Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 35

41 APPENDIX H: Beach Schools Cup Results Boys Girls Senior Boys Pairs Senior Girls Pairs Gold Craigslea 4 Gold John Paul College Silver Nudgee College Silver Craigslea 2 Bronze Redlands College 2 Bronze St Paul s School Senior Boys Fours Senior Girls Fours Gold Harristown 1 Gold Burnside Silver John Paul College Silver Kelvin Grove State College Bronze Beenleigh Bronze Harristown 1 Intermediate Boys Pairs Intermediate Girls Pairs Gold Iona College Gold Mansfield Silver Craigslea 4 Silver Aldridge Bronze Mansfield Bronze St Paul s School Intermediate Boys Fours Intermediate Girls Fours Gold Burnside 1 Gold Harristown 2 Silver St Paul s School Silver Burnside 2 Bronze Harristown Bronze Harristown 1 Junior Boys Fours Junior Girls Fours Gold Burnside Gold Helensvale Silver Citipointe CC 3 Silver Burnside Bronze Citipointe CC 2 Bronze Toogoolawah Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 36

42 Beach Schools Cup - Champion School School Name Champion Points 1 Craigslea State High School Citipointe Christian College St Paul s School Burnside State High School Harristown State High School Nambour State College Meridan State College Kelvin Grove State College Redlands College Cleveland District State High School Helensvale State High School John Paul College St John Fisher College Ipswich State High School Mansfield State High School Beenleigh State High School Grace Lutheran College Toogoolawah State High School Nudgee College Iona College Aldridge State High School Brisbane State High School Faith Lutheran College 33 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 37

43 APPENDIX I: Queensland Beach Volleyball Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Results 2016/17 Date Tournament Promoter Premier Men Premier Women Challenger Women 10 Sept 2016 Rnd 1 King/Queen BVGC Brett Richardson Sophi Gaillard Sarah Dawson Queensland Junior Beach Volleyball Championships 2016/17 Date & Tournament Promoter U19 Boys U17 Boys U15 Boys Feb 2017 Rnd 10 BVGC Mark Nicolaidis Connor O'Neill 02 Kaden Stannard Surfers Paradise Bradley Sting Harrison Allan Connor Schulz Thomas Goody Date & Tournament Promoter U19 Girls U17 Girls U15 Girls Feb 2017 Rnd 10 BVGC Tiaan Smith Stella Vicario Kayla Mears Surfers Paradise Indiana Hawkins Alisha Stevens Brianna Mears Anuprita Ghalsasi Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 38

44 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Results 2016/17 Date & Tournament Promoter Premier Men Challenger Men Junior Men Oct 2016 Rnd 2 V'ball in Chris Blake Brenton Gibson Elijah Tabuarua Coolangatta Open Paradise Robert Reeves Zac Burch Olivier Braas Oct 2016 Rnd 3 Cairns VA Robert Reeves Brett Wass - Cairns Open Chris Blake Marcel Mannoh Nov 2016 Rnd 4 Sandstorm Chris Blake Brad Sting Christian Monaghan November Knockout Robert Reeves Mark Nicolaidis Jonah Pearce 3 Dec 2016 Rnd 5 BVGC Matt Grinlaubs Lincoln Rothwell - Surfers Sean Thomas Joel Berry Jan 2017 Rnd 6 Bracken Ridge Andrew Maclean Ben Travaini - Bracken Ridge Regional Indoor Sports Matt Mecchia John McQueeney Jan 2017 Rnd 7 Sandstorm Andrew Maclean Carlos Martinho Ruben Gale Brisbane Open Will Mercer Jake De Hass Elijah Tabuarua Jan 2017 Rnd 8 BVGC Bart Bolsterlee - Connor O'Neill 01 QLD Surfers Sven Vismans - Jefferson Morrow 4-5 Feb 2017 Rnd 9 V'ball in Chris Blake Lincoln Rothwell Sam Lynskey Sunshine Coast Major Paradise Robert Reeves Joel Berry Mitch Stuparich Feb 2017 Rnd 11 V'ball in Robert Reeves Rick Gough Matthew Watkins Bundaberg Major Paradise Chris Blake Kelvin Steinberger Jak Mohr Mar 2017 Rnd 12 ISC Rocky Ashley Hinds Brett Redgen - Rockhampton Open Connor Spence Ashley MacMaster - 1 April 2017 Rnd 13 V'ball in Mark Nicolaidis Brenton Gibson Cooper Grinlaubs QBVT Surfers Paradise Will Mercer Sean McPhail Jake Greber Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 39

45 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour Results 2016/17 Date & Tournament Promoter Premier Women Challenger Women Junior Women Oct 2016 Rnd 2 V'ball in Georgia Davey Bethany Yeoman Madi Cox Coolangatta Open Paradise Jordan Mowen Bree Berry Grace Marshall Oct 2016 Rnd 3 Cairns VA Justine Mowen - - Cairns Open Cairns VA Jordan Mowen Nov 2016 Rnd 4 Sandstorm Joanne Kyranakos Patricia Morris Joanne Kluck November Knockout Sandstorm Claire Battle Caitlyn Whittaker Hannah Karrasch 3 Dec 2016 Rnd 5 BVGC Justine Mowen Rebecca Teske - Surfers BVGC Jordan Mowen Olivia Clark Jan 2017 Rnd 6 Bracken Ridge Caitlin Bettenay Bethany Yeoman - Bracken Ridge Regional Indoor Sports Georgia Johnson Bree Berry Jan 2017 Rnd 7 Sandstorm Jaclyne Jones Grace Marshall Kayla Mears Brisbane Open Sandstorm Sange Carter Maddi Cox Brianna Mears Jan 2017 Rnd 8 BVGC Phoebe Bell - Kayla Mears QLD Surfers BVGC Becchara Palmer - Brianna Mears 4-5 Feb 2017 Rnd 9 V'ball in Loti Joe Laura Teutemann Joanne Kluck Sunshine Coast Major Paradise Linline Matauatu Shonna Hudson Matth Feb 2017 Rnd 11 V'ball in Alexandra Stoica Kathy Stavrakis Annelies Jones Bundaberg Major Paradise Anna Gunkel Eva Blair Chloe Mohr Mar 2017 Rnd 12 ISC Rocky Alexandra Stoica - - Rockhampton Open ISC Rocky Danielle King April 2017 Rnd 13 V'ball in Jordan Mowen Isabelle Laird Kayla Mears QBVT Surfers Paradise Justine Mowen Aimee Coleman Brianna Mears Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 40

46 APPENDIX J: Queensland Indoor Volleyball Queensland State Championships Men s Championship Division Women s Championship Division Gold BVC Bears Gold University of QLD Silver University of Qld Silver Dragons VA Bronze Norths VA Bronze BVC Bears Men s Division 1 Women s Division 1 Gold Dropbears Gold Bel Amis Silver Aces United Silver Easts VC Bronze University of Qld Bronze QUT VC Men s Division 2 Women s Division 2 Gold Dragons VA (Black) Gold Ohana Silver AEHI Silver Gold Coast VBC Bronze Redlands College Bronze Griffith Uni VC Men s U18 Division Women s U18 Division Gold BVC Bears Gold Gold Coast VBC Silver Easts VC Silver Dragons VA Bronze Baulkham Hills Bronze Easts VC Men s U16 Division Women s U16 Division Gold Gold Coast VBC Gold Griffith Uni VC Silver Norths VA Silver Norths VA Bronze Baulkham Hills Bronze BVC Bears President s Shield Placings President's Shield Points 1 BVC Bears Dragons VA Easts VC Norths VA Griffith University VC 93 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 41

47 Grand Prix Volleyball Men Toowoomba VA Volleyball Sunshine Coast Dragons VA BVC Bears Cairns VA Artists Envision Health Inc Women Dragons VA Toowoomba VA Gold Coast VC Cairns VA Volleyball Sunshine Coast BVC Bears Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 42

48 Premier Volleyball League Premier Men Premier Women Gold University of Qld VC Gold Dragons VA 2nd Norths VA 2nd Norths VA 3rd BVC Bears 3rd BVC Bears Season MVP Tom Autufuga (Dragons) Season MVP Kylee White (Norths) Finals MVP Will Mercer (UQ) Finals MVP Rebecca Redgen (Dragons) Division 1 Men Division 1 Women Gold Redlands VA Gold Dragons VA 2nd Norths VA 2nd SD Volleyball 3rd BVC Bears 3rd BVC Bears Season MVP Tim O Dowd (Norths) Season MVP Sophie Hicks (BVC) Finals MVP James Tu (Redlands) Finals MVP Angel Scanlon (Dragons) Division 2 Men Division 2 Women Gold Easts VC Gold Griffith University VC 2nd Griffith University VC 2nd BVC Bears 3rd Norths VA 3rd Dragons VA Black Season MVP Brenton Gibson (Griffith Uni) Season MVP Sarah Stapleton (Dragons) Finals MVP Andrew Carter (Easts) Finals MVP Shania Hewitt (Griffith Uni) Under 18 Men Under 18 Women Gold Norths VA Gold BVC Bears 2nd Easts VC 2nd Easts VC Black 3rd University of Qld VC 3rd Dragons VA Season MVP Connor Mauro (Norths) Season MVP Katelyn Sting (BVC) Finals MVP George Moore (Norths) Finals MVP Katelyn Sting (BVC) Under 16 Men Under 16 Women Gold Easts VC Gold BVC Bears 2nd Norths VA 2nd Griffith University VC 3rd University of Qld VC 3rd Gold Coast VC Season MVP Ethan Waugh (UQ) Season MVP Dana Lavita (BVC) Finals MVP Harry Allan (Easts) Finals MVP Dana Lavita (BVC) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 43

49 Premier Volleyball League - Club Championship Club Name Champion Points 1 Dragons Volleyball Assoc Brisbane Volleyball Club Norths Volleyball Assoc University of Qld Volleyball Club Easts Volleyball Club Redlands Volleyball Assoc SD Volleyball QUT Volleyball Club Aces United Volleyball Club Griffith Uni Volleyball Club Gold Coast Volleyball Club Ausghan Sports Club 32 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 44

50 APPENDIX K: Representative Australian Junior Volleyball Championships U15 Boys Championship U15 Boys Division 1 AJVC MVPs AJVC MVPs MVP Billy Greber U15 Girls MVP (joint) Brianna Mears Player of Final Billy Greber Championship Player of Final Mariya Bykova - - U15 Girls MVP Georgia Marshall Player of Final Diarmid Chappell Division 1 Player of Final Daniela Herrera U17 Boys U19 Boys AJVC All Star Seven AJVC All Star Seven Connor O Neill Hannah Karrasch Elijah Tabuarua Sophie Thornton U17 Girls Michael Smith * - Jake Greber - Hinkley Savea Julia Dunning Lewis Kehl Isabelle Laird U19 Girls Tyler Nix - Mark Nicolaidis - * added after publication Division Result State President s Cup Points U15 Girls Championship Gold 1st Queensland 17 U15 Girls Division 1 Gold 2nd South Australia 9 U15 Boys Championship Gold 3rd Victoria 6 U15 Boys Division 1 Gold 4th Western Australia 3 U17 Women Championship Gold 5th New South Wales 1 U17 Women Division 1 Gold 6th Australian Capital Territory 0 U17 Men Championship Gold U17 Men Division 1 Gold & Silver U19 Women Championship Gold & 8th U19 Men Championship Silver U19 Men Division 1 Gold Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 45

51 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 State 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Queensland Victoria Western Australia South Australia New South Wales Northern Territory Australian Capital Territory Australian Volleyball League Men Women Gold Queensland Pirates Gold Melbourne Uni Blues Silver WA Hornets Silver WA Pearls Bronze Canberra Heat Bronze Queensland Pirates Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 46

52 APPENDIX L: Photographs Beach Volleyball Awards Night

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54 Indoor Volleyball Awards Night (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun)

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56 Development Camps - Junior Pirates

57 Development Camps - Future Stars

58 Junior Schools Cup Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 53

59 Junior Schools Cup Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 54

60 Senior Schools Cup Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 55

61 2016/17 Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun)

62 Queensland State Championships (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 57

63 Grand Prix Volleyball (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 58

64 Premier Volleyball League (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 59

65 Premier Volleyball League (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 60

66 Premier Volleyball League (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 61

67 Australian Junior Volleyball Championships (photos courtesy of Rogue Gun) Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 62

68 Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 63

69 Queensland Pirates Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 64

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71 Volleyball Queensland 2017 Annual Report 66

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