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Bowls SA Annual Report 2012-2013 | 3

contentsBoard of Directors 4

Appointments 4Councillors - Country & Metropolitan 4Life Members 4Staff 5Committees 5President’s Report 6General Manager’s Report 7Development Report 8Coaching Committee Report 9Night Owls Report 9High Performance Report 10Match & Program Committee Report 12SA Bowler Report 13

Umpire’s Committee Report 13

Hall of Fame Report 14Constitution Committee Report 14Greens’ Advisory Committee Report 15Finance Director’s Report 15Financial Statements 17Statement of Income & Expenditure 18Balance Sheet 20Opinion of Board 21Statement of Cash Flows 23Auditor’s Report 24Event & Award Winners 25Pennant Winners 26Club Membership 28Membership Summary 34Corporate Partners 35

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Bowls SA Governance

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT Ivy Kluske

VICE PRESIDENT Don Crosby

TREASURER/FINANCE DIRECTOR John McDougall OAM/Bob Thomas

METROPOLITAN DIRECTORS Wayne ProsserKathryn Bailey

COUNTRY DIRECTORS Leith Gregurke ASMJanice Kelly OAM

APPOINTMENTS

PATRON His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR Governor of SA

SOLICITOR Anthony KerinJohnston Withers & Associates

AUDITOR Nicholas MatsisNRM Johnson

COUNCILLORS - COUNTRY

REGION 1 Barry OliverJennifer Waugh

REGION 2 Annette RowntreePhil Spiers

REGION 3 Rita JonesGordon Leue OAM

REGION 4 Ian GraetzKathleen Mader

REGION 5 Darryl HageDianne Eatts

REGION 6 Lyn WalkerGaynor Pitcher

REGION 7 Barbara TiggemannBrian Patterson

REGION 8 David LamondJill Ackland

COUNCILLORS - METRO

REGION 9 Tony BrownMargaret Clarke

REGION 10 Neil BrookLesley Slattery

REGION 11 Winston EllisNatalie Coad

REGION 12 Kelvin WatersAnne Phillips

LIFE MEMBERS

Fran ArthurCarol BammannRhonda BrayMichael BrownVic Brown OAMRuth BurtonRobert ‘Bob’ CooperBrian FordMurray Gerschwitz OAMBrona GoldieBeth JamesJohn JenkinsLois KrugerBrian Marsland OAMJohn McDougall OAMKenn RogersRobert ‘Bob’ ThomasDoreen Walding OAMJudy Whiting

Bowls SA acknowledges the passing of Life Members Dean ‘Bob’ Greenslade (28 July 2012)Frederick ‘Jim’ Baldwin (11 March 2013) and Robert ‘Bob’ Peake (30 May 2013).


Life Members

Fran Arthur Brian Ford John McDougall OAM

Jim Baldwin Murray Gerschwitz OAM Robert Peake

Carol Bammann Brona Goldie Kenn Rogers

Rhonda Bray Bob Greenslade Bob Thomas

Michael Brown Beth James Doreen Walding OAM

Vic Brown OAM John Jenkins Judy Whiting

Ruth Burton Lois Kruger

Bob Cooper Brian Marsland OAM

Bowls SA Governance

STAFF

GENERAL MANAGER Ben Scales/Mark Easton

ADMINISTRATION MANAGER Nola Byass BOWLS OPERATIONS MANAGER Rhys Taylor

MARKETING MANAGER Jessica Taylor

DEVELOPMENT & HIGH PERFORMANCE MANAGER Harvey Jolly

DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Erin Haines

MEMBERSHIP & EVENTS SUPPORT Lyn Grenfell

RECEPTIONIST Deborah Dunbar

SPONSORSHIP & ADVERTISING COORDINATOR Calum Skinner

ACCOUNTS OFFICER Denise Edge

SPORTS ADMINISTRATION TRAINEE Nicole Carey/Brad Jonnek

COMMITTEES

BOUNDARY REVIEW Bob Cooper (Chair)Michael Brown

COACHING Deanna AmosCarol BoyleGeorge FyfeJohn MaloneJohn Williams

FINANCE John McDougall OAM (Chair)Robert Thomas (Chair)Michael BrownBob CooperBrian HarmerIvy Kluske

GREENS ADVISORY PANEL John McDougall OAM (Chair)Leith Gregurke ASM (Chair) Russel EdmundsKevin LewisBrad PorterNigel Ryan

HALL OF FAME John McDougall OAM (Chair)Brian Marsland OAM (Chair)Kathryn BaileyBetty GreensladeErrol Bungey OAM

HP SELECTION Riina BradbrookPaul CraigTrevor LloydElaine McCormickRex WhiteheadLyn Teakle

INNOVATIONS John Ganley Mark Jackson Ron MullinerBob ScholefieldMichael SheehanPeter SymonsSandra Wallace

MATCH & PROGRAM Geoff Nethercott (Chair)Jeff AllenWayne ProsserJim RobertsBob ScholefieldBob TuckRiina Bradbrook Janet Cocks

UMPIRES Beth Young (Chair)Margaret BorlaseAlf BoyleBob DeuterPenny McCarthyJohn SimsLyn Walker

Bowls SA ABN 87 400 912 7393A Rowells Road, Lockleys 5032PO Box 59 Brooklyn Park 5032 t: 8234 7544 f: 8351 8220e: [email protected]


President | Ivy Kluske

At the Bowls SA Annual General Meeting in September 2012 nominations for positions on the Board of Bowls SA were voted on by Councillors.

I was honoured to be re-elected for a further one year term as Bowls SA President and welcomed the election of Don Crosby as Vice President, John McDougall OAM as Treasurer for one year terms; and Janice Kelly OAM as Country Director and Wayne Prosser as Metropolitan Director for two year terms. As a consequence of Don Crosby’s appointment as Vice President, a casual vacancy occurred in the position of Country Director – male, which was subsequently filled by Leith Gregurke ASM.

After extensive planning the long awaited World Bowls Championships took centre stage at Lockleys and Holdfast Bay Bowling Clubs during November and December. Many other Clubs were also involved in welcoming and hosting the international players in the lead-up to this prestigious competition. Ben Scales, in his role as Bowls SA General Manager, and former Bowls SA President and Life Member, Bob Cooper were Directors on the WB2012 Board with Geoff Nethercott, Bowls Australia Director and Chair of the Bowls SA Match & Program Committee in the role of WB2012 Chair. Congratulations to everyone involved and a special mention to Grange Bowling Club member, Wayne Ruediger on his selection in the Australian side. The event provided a wonderful opportunity to showcase our State and our hospitality, and I believe we did just that.

Bowls SA is committed to doing all that it can to enable the membership to participate in competition formats of their choosing, whilst balancing the prescribed legal requirements and in October 2012 Bowls SA was granted a further Exemption by the Equal Opportunity Tribunal to the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 to enable the Association to organise and conduct single gender lawn bowls competitions until 30 June 2014.The Equal Opportunity Tribunal, however, made in clear in their Judgment, that it was not their role to facilitate on-going open ended Exemptions. An Open Gender panel was appointed and they are pursuing legislative changes to the Equal Opportunity Act through a submission to Parliament.

In January Ben Scales resigned as General Manager and Mark Easton was subsequently appointed and assumed the role on 4 March, 2013. In his former role as Community Development Officer, Mark amassed

Ivy Kluske

a comprehensive knowledge of the governance of the sport at all levels and has an extensive business background which will be beneficial in seeing the sport expand its opportunities for growth.

In February it was with regret that the Board accepted John McDougall OAM’s resignation as Finance Director and from all Bowls SA positions; his extensive knowledge of the sport and business having been invaluable.Bowls SA Life Member Bob Thomas was subsequently appointed by the Board to fill the Finance Director casual vacancy until the Annual General Meeting in September 2013. Bob previously held the position of Bowls SA Treasurer from 2007 to 2011.

In March the Board made a two day visit to the Eyre Peninsula to meet with local members to discuss, in an Open Forum, any issues of concern. The meeting at the Cummins Bowling Club was well attended and the interaction between the Board and the members provided a sound understanding of the problems encountered in rural areas, and the need for this level of interaction.

Work on the Bowls SA Strategic Plan 2013-2017, aligning with the Bowls Australia Strategic Plan, has progressed and the completed document will provide plans to market and develop the sport to increase awareness and participation; promoting growth through professional administration and a strong competition structure.

As a member of the Board of Bowls SA since the amalgamation of the RSABA and the SAWBA in 2003, I’ve witnessed many exciting changes to the sport. It has been an honour to serve Bowls SA as President for the last four years and in this my final term I wish to thank everyone for their support and friendship. I trust the sport will continue to thrive through strong leadership and enhanced communication and social interaction.


General Manager | Mark Easton

When historians reflect on the 2012 Bowls year in South Australia, there can be no doubt it will be remembered as a watershed year.

It was a year in which Bowls in South Australia set the game on a new and dynamic path in hosting World Bowls 2012. It should not be lost on anyone just how significant hosting this event was; for Bowls and for the South Australian community. The foresight and commitment by the Bowls SA Board, Staff, Members and volunteers laid the foundations which have allowed subsequent custodians to continue to protect, lead, manage and deliver the promotion and development of the game from a position of strength. The hosting of the World event heralded the culmination of an exhaustive process of negotiation and due diligence. It also ushered in a new and exciting chapter for Bowls within South Australia. Congratulations and thank you to all involved, a truly well run event.

The year under review has seen an unprecedented range of issues in their scope, diversity and complexity for the Board and Administration to manage in a timely and effective manner. Despite these challenges, Bowls is in good health and solid foundations have been laid for the future generations of participants in our great game.This optimism is predicated on events in 2012 which took place and include:• Grange member Wayne Ruediger playing for

Australia in the World Bowls 2012 competition.• Participation levels in the majority of Bowls SA

events increasing and in particular the Country Carnival which remains the premier event for country bowlers.

• Participation levels in social competitions such as Night Owls remaining a strong growth area for the sport.

While participation numbers grow annually, Bowls SA’s financial performance was again affected by a decrease in Full Membership, as well as a difficult economic environment which had an effect on attracting additional income revenues.

In addition further expenses were incurred through unexpected and substantial increases in the Equal Opportunity/Open Gender legal costs and these had a significant impact on our ability to meet budget and present a satisfactory end of year outcome. Bowls SA is committed to continuing the legal challenge

Mark Easton

and ultimately effecting change of the Equal Opportunity legislation to see members participate in the form of competition that best suits their needs.

During 2013 the Board prepared the Strategic Plan 2013-2017 to set goals and performance indicators for the next four years. A significant outcome of this was a restructure of the Bowls SA staff with two positions made redundant.

A strong focus has been cost savings through Bowls SA Board, staff and Member Clubs becoming paperless by utilising information technology as a means of communication.

2011: A Year In Review - Health of The GameBowls SA are pleased to report that figures in the Bowls Australia Census 2012 showed participation reached new heights in 2012 with just under 38,000 South Australians participating in Bowls in 2012 (four games or more in all formats of the game), a figure which incorporates 13% under the age of 39. Bowls SA acknowledges the significant role that major partners, staff and volunteers have played in working towards this goal.


Erin Haines

Development

Henselite Junior Development Squads

Henselite and Bowls SA continued their partnership to maintain the Henselite Junior Development Squads which comprise eight

squads of 35 members overall. With many juniors trying the squads throughout the season the numbers are expected to steadily increase.HJDS members attended a Junior World Bowls Day in December, competing in a tournament in the morning, followed by a visit to the World Bowls Championships in the afternoon. The Junior Holiday Clinic and Christmas Classic were cancelled but these will be back on the calendar for 2013. The Squads also participated in two Junior Development Squad merged training Days, throughout the season, which were well attended and saw squad members interact with the Under 18 State Squads which provided opportunities for talent identification and coaching. The Bowls SA Development team have been working with the existing JDS Coordinators to address the strategy to develop the current Squads, and establish new ones. The determining factor in launching new squads is the support provided from region, member clubs and volunteers in the local area.While Clubs are very protective and supportive of their junior players, the purpose of the HJD Squads is to provide a competition structure that is solely focussed on the playing and social interaction needs of their age group.Bowls SA has recently advertised for eligible people to nominate to take on the Coordinator role so that new Junior Development Squads can be established in areas that are not currently covered.

Henselite Junior Development Player of the YearThe Henselite Junior Development Player of the Year recognises a junior who, as a member of a HJDS, has excelled in team work, attitude, consistent participation and displayed great qualities within the sport over the previous 12 months. This year the award went to Jack Ryan of the Yorke Peninsula All-Stars Squad. Jack was congratulated on displaying a fantastic attitude, excellent sportsmanship and leadership and always being willing to assist new and younger bowlers.

Under 18 ChampionshipsThe Under 18 State Championships were held at Lockleys Bowling Club from April 15 - 19, 2013 with 31 boys and 16 girls participating. The marathon event includes boy’s and girl’s Singles,

Pairs and Triples and puts the young bowlers through an endurance test which no doubt gives them invaluable experience to take them onto the next level of their bowling careers. There were some great results from the week, including the youngest ever boy’s Singles champion, Joshua Studham at 12 years of age, and some players making their junior debut.

SAPSASA and SASSSA ChampionshipsThe 2013 SAPSASA and SASSSA Lawn Bowls Championships were held on Friday 5 April and Monday 8 April at the West Lakes Bowling Club.The SAPSASA competition, for Primary School Students, saw 132 students from across the State attend, with 38 Triples teams and 18 Singles players competing for honours.The SASSSA competition was open to all secondary students, and a total of 86 students participated in the tournament, with 22 Triples teams and 20 Singles players competing. Entries from Henselite Junior Development Squad members and many new faces who had been introduced to the sport through their school Lawn Bowls sessions highlighted the benefits of maintaining these programs.

Sports CONNECTBowls SA continued their strong partnership with the three Sports CONNECT partners, SASRAPID, Wheelchair Sports and the Blind Bowlers Club of SA.Each of the partners sent athletes to compete at the Australian Open in the Athletes with a Disability competition. Kath Murrell claimed the Gold medal in the ABBA women’s final, while Liam Buckley secured Silver in the men’s AAWD final; as did Michael Lowrie in the men’s AUSRAPID final culminating in a highly successful tournament for our South Australian representatives. The Wheelchair Sports ‘Wombats’ team, participated in the 2013 National Championships and were successful in winning Silver in the Overall State Trophy. Liam Buckley claimed Bronze medals in the Men’s Singles and the Men’s Pairs with teammate Zac Guy. This culminated in Liam Buckley, Barry Charity and Darryl Wilson being named in the Australian Para-Bowls Commonwealth Games trial squad.


Coaching

The 2012-2013 season saw the continuation of the Club Coaching and Introductory Coaching Courses, as well as the implementation of the new

Competition and Selection Modules, that have been well received. These will continue to be conducted throughout the State.Bowls Australia have now released their Advanced Coaching Course, Competition Module and Selection Module which Bowls SA will be implementing in the 2013-2014 season. Participants from South Australia, Western Australia and Queensland were involved in a combined Advanced Coaching Course conducted by Bowls Australia. Two Club Coaching Courses were held in Mount Gambier and Kapunda; and two Coaching Revision days were also conducted throughout the season with high attendance and participation. All attendees received a certificate of attendance which contributes towards their Coaching reaccreditation.

Coach of the Year AwardMarion Bowling Club Member John Malone was named Bowls SA Coach of the Year at the Bowls SA Awards Night in May 2013.

Night Owls

The Night Owls program continues to grow and be the lifeline for many Member Clubs and a highly successful avenue for social interaction.

Bowls SA offers administration support to Member Clubs to promote their club and the game and conducted the State Nights Owls Finals which were once again a huge success with 130 teams competing at six venues in late March.

The metropolitan Member Clubs are great supporters of the finals series and with the concept beginning to receive support from the country regions, including more country Clubs in the finals series in the coming season will be a focus.

The Walkerville Bowling Club were again hosts of the State Night Owls Final on Sunday 7 April and for the third year running the Final kicked off with lunch.

The State Night Owls Champions for 2012/13 were Bowled Shane from Grange with the Encounter Bay side

Grosvenor Blue finishing second on count back.

Henselite and Lion were again the Major Contributors of prizes for the Night Owls State Finals and Bowls SA thanks them for their generosity in providing great prizes throughout the series and for ensuring that host clubs were able to cater for all participants at no cost.

By providing an opportunity for a different demographic to experience the sport in a fun and relaxed environment and bringing a new element into Club life, Night Owls remains an integral part of ensuring a strong future for bowls and Member Clubs.

Rhys Taylor

The Bowls SA Coaching Committee determines the Coach of the Year which recognises individuals who have made a significant contribution through their communication and interpersonal skills; professionalism, commitment and attitude to coaching. For the last 30 years John has projected his passion for coaching to the sport of bowls, coaching at club level and supporting individual players and the club membership of a number of clubs.John has served on the Bowls SA Coaching Committee for a number of years and provided support to High Performance Squads.


High Performance

2012 Under 18 Championships The Under 18 Boys and Girls competed in the Bowls Australia Under 18 Championships in Launceston during October 2012. With the team comprising three seasoned campaigners, there were high expectations of the SA girls and they did not disappoint. Breeanna Dickson, Cassandra Harvey, Emma Hughes and Lynsey Trenorden won Gold in the Fours and Renee McPharlin, Silver in the Singles. The girls also competed for Bronze medals in the Pairs and Triples but were not successful; however SA finished a creditable third overall. The boys were less successful finishing fourth in the Singles and Triples; but they are a young group and have gained invaluable experience from competing at that level. South Australia can be proud that Breeanna Dickson, Renee McPharlin and Luke Brind were all named in the Australian Under 18 Squad.

Under 25’s In a pleasing result the inaugural Bowls SA Under 25 women’s team played extremely well and took out the series. The U25 men also played well, while the overall result clearly favoured the Victorians, all matches were tightly fought with a handful of shots separating teams. The format of this series is to rotate players through all disciplines and as such can provide valuable experience for all competitors.

Emerging Players Squad It is pleasing to report that the Emerging Players Squad men and women teams were successful in Mildura; the men showing their form against the Victorians by winning four tests to two. The Under 25 players within the team added to the steadying influence of the more experienced players. The women had a hard fought shots victory over an experienced Victorian outfit. Again our youngish team performed well under pressure on the last day to grab victory.

New Zealand and Australia In the lead up to World 2012 Bowls SA fielded five State men and women in tests against NZ on October 24, 25, 26, 2012 at Lockleys and Holdfast Bay Bowling Clubs as part of the NZ preparations. On October 4, 2012 Steve Glasson requested Bowls SA assistance in providing players for two camps; the first being a hit out for the Australian women on October 15, 16 and 17. Players were organised as required and this was a very successful exercise.

The second camp was on October 30, 31 and November 1 and 2. Both opportunities provided our players with excellent experience.

Over 60’s National Championships The Bowls SA Over 60’s men were very competitive winning four matches, defeating WA, NT, TAS, ACT, with NSW, VIC and QLD proving too strong, ultimately finishing fourth just behind Victoria; only one shot the difference. The SA women had a first round win against WA, but unfortunately that was the only win for the Championships and they finished seventh overall.

Victorian Series, Bendigo, January 2013 The senior men and women, U25 men and women and U18 boys and girls Test series against Victoria was held, January 8 to 10 at the Bendigo Bowling Club. As an overview the performance of our teams was varied, our men are clearly capable of matching it with anyone in Australia and at two tests apiece going into the final test could have taken out the series and brought home the Loy Carroll Trophy. This was not to be with the Victorians proving too strong. The women were less competitive, while not embarrassed the side is clearly going through a rebuilding phase after the retirement of Riina Bradbrook, Penny Landherr and Kerry Treloar; some 300 games of State experienced being lost. Added to this Kelli Wray was unavailable due to work commitments, further reducing our experience. The U18’s selection for this series provided valuable development for our emerging young talent, ages ranged from 12 through to 17. The boys were very competitive but were over powered on the last day which saw the Victorian boys take the series. The girls showed glimpses of what they can do but with Breeanna Dickson, Renee McPharlin and Cassandra Harvey all out of this squad, the inexperience showed. Valuable knowledge of the players was gained and this will assist in future selections.

Senior State Teams The SA State men and women attended the Super Six and Australian Sides Championship representing Bowls SA, its members and South Australia.


Super Sixes The performance of our men and women in this event was very pleasing; in all Bowls SA captured five medals including a Silver and four Bronze. SA men’s Singles representative Scott Thulborn came away with Bronze, having been extremely unlucky not to be playing off for Gold or Silver losing only one of his four games and then only by one shot. Wayne Ruediger and Simon Dorr were outstanding, playing an unmatched level of bowls in the preliminary rounds; unfortunately they could not sustain this level in the final and had to settle for Silver. Our men’s Pairs did not fully reach their peak; well skippered by Max Kleinig they sneaked over the line in the Bronze medal play-off.Our women’s Singles representative had a roller coaster event, beating some of the best players in Australia in Lisa Phillips and Kelsey Cottrell but having difficulty against the lesser known players, Jackie Gardiner finishing 5th overall. Our Pair’s combination of Breeanna Dickson and Renee McPharlin finished in Bronze medal position after defeating Victoria in the playoff. Our women’s Triples also played well finishing in Bronze medal position. Overall a strong showing from our players and our best result at this event since its inception.

Australian Sides Championship SA State men and women went into this championship with varying levels of expectation. Our men were poised to have real impact and this expectation was shared with players, coaches, selectors and Bowls SA Management. Day 1 saw the men defeat WA and NT, Day 2 round 3 saw a crucial head to head with NSW, SA going down by one shot in a nail biter. Round 4 saw us decisively defeat ACT, Day 3 we defeated Queensland in round 5; a great win but unfortunately we were beaten by our arch rival Victoria in the afternoon. In a shock outcome Tasmania defeated SA by two shots on the final morning. Finishing fourth understated the level of play by the SA men and a defeat of NSW would have seen a very different outcome. With a new look Women’s team comprising four Sides Championship debutants and new back end players, expectations were uncertain. Day 1 saw SA take out two wins against WA and NT then on Day 2, up against competition favorites NSW, we were beaten. However, our teams remained competitive and showed real fight to stay in the contest. In a disappointing result we went

down to ACT who provided a surprise by finishing third. On Day 3 Queensland defeated SA by 19 shots and in the final two rounds despite a very competitive performance the side went down by four shots to both Victoria and Tasmania. While a disappointing final result some very strong indicators were seen in two of the three rinks and debut players and young skippers showed enough to encourage positive thoughts for future events.

Australian Selection Wayne Ruediger’s selection in the World Bowls 2012 Australian men’s side was exciting news and a terrific reward for a great bowler.

Harvey Jolly


Match and Program

Country Carnivals and Country Round Robins

The MGA Men’s and Women’s Country Carnivals remain the premier events for country bowlers with excellent entries again this season. A special

thank you goes to Region 3 Councillor Rita Jones, husband Terry and Operations Manager Rhys Taylor for administrating these two events and also to the clubs and members of all the metropolitan clubs for making their facilities available to our country bowlers.

Prestige Medley’s and Metro v CountryThis season’s event was held at the Payneham Bowling Club under very trying weather conditions and all players must be commended for their cooperation in such hot conditions to allow the competition to be completed. A huge thank you must also go to the organising committee and the volunteers who gave up their time.

Metropolitan PennantsOnce again the players enjoyed a very successful season and congratulations to all those clubs who won their pennant and to those who also gained promotion for the coming season. A big thank you goes to those clubs who made their facilities available for conducting the finals for Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday Premier League Finals.

State Events Bowls SA State Events were once again well supported even with the cutting of several events because of the World Championships in November and December. However, next season will see the return of the State Fours, Metro Singles, a new U25s competition and the advent of the new Champions Week.

International EventsAfter five years of hard work the World Championships were staged at Lockleys and Holdfast Bay Bowling Clubs. What a wonderful event it was, to see the cream of world class bowlers all in one place, putting on a wonderful

Geoff Nethercott

exhibition of bowling for all to see. Congratulations go to the Australian Team. We must thank the organising committee, the volunteers from SA and interstate and you the public for supporting the event with your attendance; it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

Thank youMember Clubs and members are sincerely thanked for providing their greens, facilities and event management support over the past season. As Chair of the Match and Program Committee, I wholeheartedly thank the members of the committee for their dedication and support in my first season as Chair, and to Bowls SA Operations Manager who has been a great aid to me and the committee with his expert advice.


Nola Byass

Beth Young

Editorial: Nola ByassDesign and Production: Jessica Taylor

Six editions of the SA Bowler, September, November, December, February, April and June were published in the 2012-2013 season with

production and distribution timelines again set to take into account inclusion of draws and promoting or reporting on specific events.The SA Bowler remained the main resource for recording, for current and future generations, major events, Region, Association and Club news. Freelance journalist and avid Bowler John Bevin continued to provide a wide range of interesting reading from Club histories through to anecdotes of some of the talented and lively characters of the sport. In keeping with the expectation of instant news and results, utilising information technology will increasingly become the source of delivering ‘up to the minute’ news and a review of the number of issues and content

will see a shift in the focus of the magazine in the forthcoming season.There is still a strong call for the magazine to be delivered to members but alongside this reading

SA Bowler

Umpires Committee

Five meetings were held during the season and well attended by members of the Committee.Training sessions were held for Umpires wishing

to become International Technical Officers (ITOs) which would make them eligible to officiate at World Bowls. Twenty new ITO’s were accredited and join with the three original ITO’s to become part of the squad along with Interstate and overseas umpires. My thanks go to Alf Boyle and Bob Deuter who assisted with their training.Our ITO’s have been used as much as possible for major events throughout the year which enables them to maintain their skills.Very successful visits have been made to Port

Lincoln, Wudinna, Murray Bridge, Goolwa and Broken Hill as well as an education day at the Hahndorf Bowling Club. All were well attended and appreciated by Umpires and interested members.

the Bowler online has increased as members take up the option of utilising this medium to source stories, results and links to advertiser’s websites and products. The production team remain committed to producing a high quality magazine and thank all members and contributors for their input, stories and photos.Bowls SA thanks Lane Print for continuing to provide excellent printing service and their long standing support of the Metropolitan Premier and Metropolitan League Program book.

Several Tutors have resigned after many years of service and they have been replaced by their Assistant Tutors who have been well prepared for their new position. This process has ensured we have a consistency of presenting and sound knowledge of the laws.


Hall of Fame

The Bowls SA Hall of Fame recognises and promotes the outstanding achievements of South Australia’s greatest athletes and general

members who through their achievements have made a significant contribution to the sport of lawn bowls in South Australia over the past 100 years.

At the Awards Night held on May 24, 2013 a further group of inductees were honoured; joining inductees who received their awards in 2011 and 2012.

The Hall of Fame Committee reviewed 15 nominations and recommended the following to be inducted:• Riina Bradbrook• John Greenslade• John Noonan• Hilda Pochon (D’cd)• David Stockham

The Hall of Fame Committee will continue to review past members whose achievements as administrators or athletes place them in high esteem and worthy of greater recognition through induction into the Bowls SA Hall of Fame.

Brian Marsland OAM

Bob Cooper

Constitution Committee

The Constitution Committee has successfully made all the changes and re-writes as required by the Board and Council to the Bowls SA

Constitution and By-Laws. This task took many hours of meetings and writings.The Committee, with input from the Board, also assisted the Match and Program Committee on the re-write of the Metropolitan Pennant Book in respect to the areas of protests and appeals.These were not easy tasks and I must thank Mike Brown for his persistence in achieving the goals that were set and his ability to see outside the square when required.

There are still areas of the Constitution and By-Laws that need to be corrected and aligned to make all the writings dovetail with each other and enable it to become a cohesive document and the Committee are continuing working on these areas.


Leith Gregurke ASM

The Greens Advisory Committee has continued to facilitate the flow of information and expertise to the volunteer Greenkeepers and Club administrators throughout regional and rural South Australia.A Field Day was held at Lameroo in late July 2012 and it was pleasing to see some of the volunteer greenkeepers, who had attended Ardrossan the previous year, in attendance.A similar program was set with the stand out topic being the demonstration on preparation and maintenance of machinery, and in particular the initial setup of mowers and their ongoing maintenance. Support was provided by Globe Machinery and Gold Acres Services; both with stands displaying merchandise. Gold Acres also presented a working display of various types of spraying equipment. Further Field Days are envisaged for other areas to

allow greenkeepers from all over South Australia to have access to this information.With more Clubs choosing to install artificial surfaces the Committee is very conscious of the need to disseminate information and offer support to these clubs and by using both information technology and seminars this will be achieved in the near future.

Greens Advisory Committee

Robert Thomas

Finance Director

It is with pleasure that I submit the audited financial accounts for the year ended 30th June 2013. The figures show a deficit of $37,294. However after

taking into account Legal Fees of $33,464 relative to Open Gender matters and Redundancy payments of $16,155 both of which were unexpected and not budgeted for, the operational result was a Surplus of $12,326.The Finance Committee continued to review and revise the Bowls SA Finance Policy throughout the year to ensure that the best results could be obtained.

I would like to thank the members of the Finance Committee and the Staff of Bowls SA for their professional approach and dedication to ensure that Bowls SA remains financially strong and that Member’s funds are protected and used to the best effect.

2012-13financialstatements


FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Income & Expenditure for year ended 30 June 2013

INCOME 2013 2012

Advertising 2,347 944

Administration Fee 62,575 62,371

Bowls Australia 3,636 3,636

Bowls SA - Aged Receivables 22 14

Club Member Registrations 617,951 612,433

Club Subscriptions 16,214 16,446

Clearance Fees 16,504 14,451

Club Pennant Nominations 14,341 13,427

Coaching Income 8,979 5,914

Commission 1,637 1,234

Fines-Club Development Income 1,500 375

Grants 156,000 133,905

Hire of Equipment 388 430

Interest on Invested Funds 38,850 58,019

Junior Development 18,015 24,630

Match & Program 7,276 0

Member Servicing Income 10,929 9,624

Special Events/Projects 18,074 2,000

Sponsorship 125,078 95,099

Sundry Income 0 1,842

Sale of Goods 22,890 22,595

Less Cost of Resale Goods -17,801 -18,854

Tournament Entry Fees 68,504 48,656

Umpire 3,486 4,043

Masters Games 0 5,232

SA Bowler 80,747 98,095

Total Net Income 1,278,142 1,216,561


EXPENSES 2013 2012

Audit & Accounting Fees 5,160 5,120

Bank Fees 2,107 1,660

Bowls Australia 177,668 209,872

Bowls Operation Manager 46,206 0

Building - Repairs & Maintenance 23,412 10,809

Coaching Expenses 10,184 4,520

Consultancy 1,519 0

Computer Expenses & Rental 17,565 15,003

Depreciation 26,484 23,990

Development Manager 72 353

Development Officer 44,960 45,452

Electricity 6,451 5,867

General Manager Expenses 3,300 3,453

High Performance/State Squad 178,375 140,690

Insurance 24,009 26,852

Junior Development 9,835 18,790

Legal Fees 35,702 8,387

Marketing Manager 65,615 56,041

Meeting Expenses 2,243 2,702

Member Servicing Expenses 17,448 18,944

Motor Vehicle Expenses 2,748 4,818

Office Expenses 4,074 2,923

Office Equipment 3,322 1,707

Pennant Expenses 14,269 15,557

Photocopier Expenses 10,235 16,508

Postage & Freight 12,121 13,871

Printing & Stationery 7,443 9,197

Promo. Items (Not Resale) 805 3,960

Representative Expenses 5,060 2,793

Rates & Taxes (including Water) 6,271 5,934

Special Events/Projects 24,535 7,831

Sponsorship Expenses 2,762 1,963

Strategic Plan 4,220 7,785



EXPENSES 2013 2012

Stock Adjustment 275 0

Subscriptions 1,340 1,299

Sundry Expenses 31 0

Telephone & Fax 9,531 7,960

Tournament Expenses 30,605 15,912

Tournament Prize Money 31,325 31,410

Travel & Reimbursements 7,820 6,694

Wages & Salaries 347,078 348,589

Umpire Expenses 2,073 2,764

COMM: Coaching 0 130

COMM: Constitution 133 420

COMM: Greens Advisory 65 455

COMM: Match & Program 337 445

COMM: World Bowls 2012 -25,935 -15,745

COMM: SA Bowler 113,435 113,383

COMM: Umpires/Markers 1,143 1,088

Total Expenses 1,315,436 1,208,156

Net Deficit/Surplus -37,294 8,405

ASSETS 2013 2012 2011

Cash In Bank 65,947 78,121 31,799

Investments 747,154 806,309 855,115

Prepayments 0 0 0

Accounts Receivable 45,335 30,275 67,872

Stock on Hand 4,679 4,638 3,224

Total Current Assets 863,115 919,343 958,010

Non-Current Assets

Lockleys - Building 1,100,000 1,100,000 685,000

Lockleys - Motor Vehicle 7,061 11,520 15,979

Lockleys - Furniture & Equipment 72,097 63,882 52,260

Total Non-Current Assets 1,179,158 1,175,402 753,239


Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2013


TOTAL ASSETS 2,094,745 1,711,249 1,623,208

LIABILITIES 2013 2012 2011

Current Liabilities

Creditors 52,472 23,101 59,288

Credit Cards 1,832 2,631 9,548

GST Liability -4,801 -2,480 -911

Provision-Repayment Grant 0 10,826 10,959

Trust Funds 7,800 7,800 9,400

Payroll Liabilities 40,716 63,181 62,566

Total Current Liabilities 98,019 105,059 150,850

Non-Current Liabilities

Prov: Long Service Leave 24,923 33,061 27,179

Total Non-Current Liabilities 24,923 33,061 27,179

TOTAL LIABILITIES 122,942 138,120 178,029

NET ASSETS 1,919,331 1,956,625 1,533,220

Members' Funds

Retained Earnings 131,269 122,864 89,883

Current Year Earnings -37,294 8,405 32,981

Introduced Funds 1,167,422 1,167,422 1,167,422

Building Revaluation August 05 242,934 242,934 242,934

Building Revaluation June 12 415,000 415,000 0

TOTAL MEMBERS' FUND 1,919,331 1,956,625 1,533,220

1. IN THE OPINION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:a) The accompanying Income and Expenditure Statement is drawn up so as to present fairly the surplus of the Association for the financial year ended 30 June 2013

b) The accompanying Balance Sheet is drawn up to present fairly the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year then ended 30 June 2013.

STATEMENT BY THE BOARD:In the opinion of the members of the Board of Bowls SA Inc and in compliance with Section 35 (2) (c) of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1985:

1) The attached accounts present fairly the results of the operation of the Association for the financial year ending 30th day of June 2013 and the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year.

2) The Board has reasonable grounds to believe the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

The accounts of the Association have been made out in accordance with Statements of Accounting Concepts and applicable Australian accounting standards.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board on 22 July, 2013 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.


2. SUMMARY 0F SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the relevant Statements of Accounting Concepts, Accounting Standards and the disclosure requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act. The Financial Statements are prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention, except for certain assets which, as noted, are at valuation. The Accounting policies adopted are consistent with those of previous years.

(a) Income TaxThe Association is a non-taxable entity; consequently no provision has been made for income tax.

(b) Stock On HandAll Stock on hand is stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value.

(c) DepreciationDepreciation is calculated on all items of Plant, Equipment, etc., (except computers and peripherals) at 10% of written down value. Depreciation on computers and peripherals is calculated at 25% of purchase price.

(d) CashFor purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash includes investments which are readily convertible to cash on hand and which are used in the cash management function on a day-to-day basis.

3. RELATED PARTIESRemuneration and Benefits: Not Applicable

4. RENTAL COMMITMENTTotal operating rent commitment in respect to a photocopier and not included in the account is:For Financial Year 2013-2014: $4,104.00 (ex GST)For Financial Year 2014-2015: $4,104.00 (ex GST) For Financial Year 2015-2016: $1,710.00 (ex GST) ceasing in November 2015

5. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS - SuperannuationThe Association complies with all Award and Superannuation Guarantee Charge requirements and monies are invested in external funds.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF BOWLS SA INC:In the opinion of the members of the Board, during the financial year ended 30 June 2013:

a) No officer of the Association, a firm of which an officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest, has received or become entitled to receive a benefit as a result of a contract between the officer, a firm of which the officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest and the Association.

b) No officer of the Association has received directly or indirectly from the Association any payment or other benefit of a pecuniary value.

Signed at Adelaide on the 22 July 2013 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.

Ivy Kluske Robert ThomasPresident Bowls SA Inc Finance Director Bowls SA Inc


VariationCash In Bank Decrease -12,174

Investments Decrease -59,154

Accounts Receivable Increase 15,060

Stock on Hand Increase 41

Creditors Increase -29,371

Credit Cards Decrease 798

GST Liability Increase 2,321

Provision-Repay Move-It Grant 10,826

Trust Funds 0

Payroll Liabilities Decrease 7,390

Annual Leave Provision Decrease 15,075

Increase in Working Capital Activities -49,188

Building Investment 0

Motor Vehicle investment Decrease -4,459

Furniture & Equipment investment Increase 8,215

Provision for Long Service Leave Decrease 8,138

Increase in Non-working Capital Activities 11,894

Equals Deficit for year ended 30 June 2013 -37,294

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Statement of Cash Flows for year ended 30 June 2013


Auditor’s Report to Members SCOPE:We have audited the financial statements of Bowls SA Incorporated for the year ended 30 June 2013 comprising Balance Sheet (Net Assets $1,919,331), Statement of Income and Expenditure (Net Loss $37,294), Statement of Cash Flows and the Notes to the Accounts. The elected Committee of the Association is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements. We have conducted an independent audit of these financial statements in order to express an opinion on them to the members.

The audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures include examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act (SA) so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the Association’s financial position, the results of its operations and cash flows.The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis.

AUDIT OPINION:In our opinion the financial statements present fairly in accordance with applicable Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Associations Incorporations Act (SA), the financial position of Bowls SA Incorporated as at 30 June 2013 and the results of its operations and cash flows for the year then ended.

INDEPENDENCE DECLARATION:Pursuant to the requirements of Section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001, I declare that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, during the year ended 30 June 2013 there have been:1. No contraventions of the auditor independence requirements as set out in the Corporations Act 2001 in relation to the audit; and2. No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit.

NRM JohnsonCertified Practising Accountants First Floor19 Sturt StreetAdelaide SA 5000

Nicholas Matsis CPA PartnerASIC Registered Auditor Number 77466

South Australia, this 18th day of July 2013


Event & Award Winners

AWARD WINNERS

State Event Player of the Year - Men Scott Thulborn

State Event Player of the Year - Women Kerry Treloar

State Representative of the Year - Men Max Kleinig

State Representative of the Year - Women Renee McPharlin

Country Carnival Player of the Year - Men Ken Willcox

Country Carnival Player of the Year - Women Barbel Howe & Sue Lloyd

Alsco Volunteer of the Year Adrian Masters

Coach of the Year John Malone

Under 18 Player of the Year - Boys Charlie Birnie

Under 18 Player of the Year - Girls Breeanna Dickson

JDS Player of the Year Jack Ryan

2 0 1 3 A W A R D S N I G H T W I N N E R SSTATE EVENTS

STATE SINGLES

Men’s Champion Scott Thulborn

Women’s Champion Kate Smith

Disability Champion Liam Buckley

STATE PAIRS

Men’s Champions Wayne Ruediger, Simon Dorr

Women’s Champions Sue Maddern, Sandra Wallace

STATE TRIPLES

Men’s Champions Dave Thulborn, Brett Davis, Scott Thulborn

Women’s Champions Wendy Clarke, Cherie Morgan, Kerry Treloar

OPEN SINGLES

Champion Ian Miller

MIXED PAIRS

Champions Laini Murray, Brett Davis

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

SINGLES

Men’s Champion Craig Mills

Women’s Champion Lyn Prosso

PAIRS

Men’s Champions Scott Measday, Max Kleinig

Women’s Champions Vicki Lehmann, Sue Jolly

COUNTRY CARNIVAL

SINGLES

Men’s Champion Andrew Hill

Women’s Champion Heather Richards

PAIRS

Men’s Champions Jim Gamble, Len Basford

Women’s Champions Myrna Gerlach, Helen Lindner

FOURS

Men’s Champions Barry Scarman, Ray Baverstock,Barry Magor, Trevor Gill

Women’s Champions Joy Brown, Ros Smith, Barbel Howe, Sue Lloyd

UNDER 18 CHAMPIONSHIPS

SINGLES

Boy’s Champion Joshua Studham

Girl’s Champion Breeanna Dickson

PAIRS

Boy’s Champions James Bodnar, Charlie Birnie

Girl’s Champions Breeanna Dickson, Renee McPharlin

TRIPLES

Boy’s Champions Joshua Studham, James Bodnar, Charlie Birnie

Girl’s Champions Haylee Studham, Breeanna Dickson, Renee McPharlin

HENSELITE NIGHT OWLS STATE FINAL

Champions Scott Harding, Paul Channon,

Anthony West, Andrew Naisbitt


Pennant Winners

METROPOLITAN - WEDNESDAY

PREMIER LEAGUE

Division 1 - GrangeDivision 2 North - WalkervilleDivision 2 South - Hawthorn

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Division 1 North - ModburyDivision 1 South - BlackwoodDivision 1 East - Prospect-BroadviewDivision 1 West - HenleyDivision 2 North - SalisburyDivision 2 South - Happy ValleyDivision 2 East - TranmereDivision 2 West - SemaphoreDivision 3 North - SemaphoreDivision 3 Central - Marion RSLDivision 3 South - Underdale Airport

METROPOLITAN - THURSDAY

PREMIER LEAGUE

Division 1 - Holdfast BayDivision 2 North - Hope ValleyDivision 2 South - Brighton

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Division 1 North - SalisburyDivision 1 South - Port NoarlungaDivision 1 East - Hope ValleyDivision 1 West - Port NoarlungaDivision 2 North - RosewaterDivision 2 South West - Happy Valley Red

METROPOLITAN - SATURDAY

PREMIER LEAGUE

Division 1 - AdelaideDivision 2 North - SalisburyDivision 2 South - Holdfast Bay

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Division 1 North - SalisburyDivision 1 South - Morphett ValeDivision 1 East - ClearviewDivision 1 West - West LakesDivision 2 North - Gawler RedDivision 2 South - Port NoarlungaDivision 2 East - WalkervilleDivision 2 West - HenleyDivision 3 North - Hope ValleyDivision 3 South - Ascot ParkDivision 3 East - WalkervilleDivision 3 West - West LakesDivision 3 South West - GlenelgDivision 3 Central - AdelaideDivision 4 North - Para Hills RedDivision 4 South - Morphett Vale RedDivision 4 East - Tranmere Red Division 4 West - Holdfast Bay RedDivision 4 North West - TranmereDivision 4 South West - Brighton Red

COUNTRY - WOMEN’S

REGION 1SOUTH EASTERNDivision 1 - Mount Gambier RSLDivision 2 - Mount Gambier RSL RedDivision 3 - Millicent Red

UPPER SOUTH EASTDivision 1 - Bordertown Purple

REGION 2NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - Moonta RedDivision 2 - Wallaroo Red

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - YorketownDivision 2 - Yorketown Red

REGION 3NORTH WESTERNDivision 1 - Laura Red

FLINDERSDivision 1 - Melrose Navy

SPENCER GULFDivision 1 - Whyalla Golf Red

REGION 4BAROSSA & LIGHTDivision 1 - Angaston

MID MURRAYDivision 1 - Swan Reach

RIVERLANDDivision 1 - BerriDivision 2 - Renmark RSLDivision 3 - Loxton Red

SILVER CITYDivision 1 - North Broken Hill

REGION 5WESTERN EYREDivision 1 - Streaky Bay Red

EASTERN EYREDivision 1 - Cowell

SOUTHERN EYREDivision 1 - Cummins RedDivision 2 - Cummins Blue

REGION 6SOUTHERN MALLEEDivision 1 - Lameroo Gold

HILLSDivision 1 - Mount Barker White

LOWER MURRAYDivision 1 - Murray Bridge MaroonDivision 2 - Tailem Bend

REGION 7GREAT SOUTHERNDivision 1 - Encounter BayDivision 2 - Port Elliot BlackDivision 3 - Yankalilla

KANGAROO ISLANDDivision 1 - Parndarna White

REGION 8BROUGHTONDivision 1 - Clare Red

MID NORTHDivision 1 - Auburn Red


Pennant WinnersWOOROORADivision 1 - Mallala White

COUNTRY - MEN’S MIDWEEK

REGION 2NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - Bute

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - Minlaton Maroon

REGION 3EASTERNDivision 1 - Booleroo Centre

WESTERNDivision 1 - BHAS Gold

REGION 4BAROSSA & LIGHTDivision 1 - Freeling

RIVERLANDDivision 1 - Loxton Blue

REGION 5SOUTHERN EYREDivision 1 - Port Lincoln RedDivision 2 - Port Lincoln Gold

EASTERN EYREDivision 1 - Cowell

REGION 6LOWER MURRAYDivision 1 - Murray Bridge Magpies

HILLSDivision 1 - Mount BarkerDivision 2 - Lobethal

COUNTRY - SATURDAY

REGION 1UPPER SOUTH EASTDivision 1 - Keith GreenDivision 2 - Bordertown

LOWER SOUTH EASTDivision 1 - Mount Gambier RSL RedDivision 2 - Naracoorte RSLDivision 3 - PenolaDivision 4 - Naracoorte RSLDivision 5 - Lucindale

REGION 2NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - Moonta Division 2 - Moonta RedDivision 3 - Wallaroo Blue

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - StansburyDivision 2 - MinlatonDivision 3 - Port Vincent Black

REGION 3SPENCER GULFDivision 1 - Port Augusta RedDivision 2 - ETSA

NORTH WESTERNDivision 1 - BHASDivision 2 - Port PirieDivision 3 - BHAS BlueDivision 4 - BHAS

REGION 4BAROSSA & LIGHTDivision 1 - NuriootpaDivision 2 - Angaston WhiteDivision 3 - Lyndoch

RIVERLANDDivision 1 - BerriDivision 2 - BerriDivision 3 - BerriDivision 4 - Waikerie

MID MURRAYDivision 1 - Swan Reach

SILVER CITYDivision 1 - North Broken Hill

REGION 5SOUTHERN EYREDivision 1 - Cummins RedDivision 2 - Cummins Purple

EASTERN EYREDivision 1 - Cowell North

WESTERN EYREDivision 1 - Streaky Bay Gold

REGION 6SOUTHERN MALLEEDivision 1 - MurrayvilleDivision 2 - Parilla

HILLSDivision 1 - WoodsideDivision 2 - WoodsideDivision 3 - LobethalDivision 4 - Lobethal

LOWER MURRAYDivision 1 - Tailem BendDivision 2 - Jervois BlackDivision 3 - Tailem Bend

REGION 7GREAT SOUTHERNDivision 1 - McLaren ValeDivision 2 - McLaren ValeDivision 3 - Victor Harbor GoldDivision 4 - Encounter BayDivision 5 - StrathalbynDivision 6 - Encounter Bay

KANGAROO ISLANDDivision 1 - Kingscote Gold

REGION 8BROUGHTONDivision 1 - BrinkworthDivision 2 - Koolunga

MID NORTHDivision 1 - BlythDivision 2 Red - AuburnDivision 2 White - Robertstown

WOOROORADivision 1 - Port WakefieldDivision 2 - Port Wakefield BlueDivision 3 - Riverton White


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Adelaide 63 1 3 50

Adelaide High OS 14 1

Adelaide Oval 29

Aldinga Bay 33 16 30

Alford 19 16

Angaston 54 21 32

Ardrossan 65 2 38 56

Arno Bay 23 10 4

Arthurton 23 21

Ascot Park 95 2 2 43 1 251

Auburn 26 1 15 1 7

B.H.A.S. 76 42 10

Balaklava 49 1 22 2 2 13

Barmera 61 35 20

Beachport 22 3 15 7

Beaumont 70 15 96

Berri 57 1 37 2 47

Birchmore 39 2 20

Blackwood 55 16 144

Blanchetown 13 10

Blyth 34 1 13

Booborowie 26 11

Booleroo Centre 36 2 19

Bordertown 60 2 33 6 20

Brighton 149 28 1 59 11 140

Brinkworth 22 2 6

Broken Hill 32 14

Burra 33 27

Bute 36 4 21 3

Cadell 10 8

Caltowie 25 16

Ceduna 56 37 40

Christies Beach 66 33

Clare 61 1 36

Clarence Gardens 67 9 1 32 3 94

Clarendon 45 8 64

Clearview 106 2 33 1 104

Cleve 41 1 22 1

Club Membership


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Coffin Bay 45 1 14 20

Coonalpyn 22 4

Cowell 22 22 12

Croydon 26 5 4 8

Crystal Brook 47 2 16

Cummins 59 41

Curramulka 30 3 22 32

Edithburgh RSL 33 1 22

Edwardstown 78 3 4 1 58Elizabeth 68 2 1 29 1 1 56Encounter Bay 110 38 57 11 2 86

ETSA 38 1 1 30

Eudunda 50 22 18

Frances 29 1

Freeling 47 16Gawler 87 27 2 43 12 2 55Georgetown 22 2 4

Geranium 26 9 8

Gladstone 35 1 12

Glenelg 61 6 10 3 144

Goolwa 106 21 65 13 192

Grange 85 3 2 43 104

Gulnare 14 6

Gumeracha 36 1 15

Hahndorf 34 1 16 24

Hallett 14 3

Hamley Bridge 32 1 16

Happy Valley 87 4 43 97

Hawker 12 18

Hawthorn 99 6 6 39 3 276

Henley 104 8 162

Hindmarsh 46 2 5 28

Holdfast Bay 94 9 1 44 1 109

Hope Valley 107 36 56 15 1 177

Iron Knob 1

Jamestown 54 2 26 16

Jervois 46 13

Kadina 52 36 1

Club Membership


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Kalangadoo 23 10

Kapunda 58 21 1

Karoonda 33 1 14

Keith 53 1 24Kensington/Marryatville 98 18 3 34 4 1 22Kimba 41 3 22 13 32

Kingscote 37 1 20 2

Kingston SE 42 27

Kirton 78 3 57 6 92

Koolunga 19 5

Lameroo 37 1 27 8

Langhorne Creek 45 1 13 35

Laura 30 2 18

Lenswood 36 3 6 1

Lobethal 50 12 65

Lock 15 2 3

Lockleys 99 4 43 1 163

Loxton 95 3 45 1 41

Loxton RSL 47 16

Lucindale 30 14 1

Lyndoch 46 1 19 2 54

Lyrup 16 15

Maitland 45 33 19

Mallala 40 2 20 35

Mannum 43 2 24 3 1 45

Marion 105 10 46 8 178

Marion RSL 37 1 14 32

McLaren Flat 26 1 42

McLaren Vale 71 3 34 74

Meadows 34 1 10 32

Melrose 32 21

Meningie 28 20

Milang 25 1 14 1

Millicent 88 15 1 46 7 128

Millswood 28 1 39Minlaton 30 28 1 36Minnipa 13 4

Mintaro 24 14 8

Club Membership


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Modbury 125 62 69 13 1 225

Monash 31 13

Moonta 86 10 69 8 78

Moorook 27 14

Morgan 13 3 12 1

Morphett Vale 105 2 2 41 1 146

Mount Barker 45 25

Mount Gambier 88 32 54

Mount Gambier RSL 127 53 2 69

Mount Pleasant 43 3 12 4 12

Mundoora 29 1 17 1

Mundulla 34 26

Munno Para 61 1 25 1 15

Murray Bridge 83 7 1 44 6 160

Murray Bridge RSL 34 22

Murrayville & RSL 27

Myponga 41 10

Naracoorte 71 33

Naracoorte RSL 37 1 12

North Broken Hill 27 7 2 21 7

Novar Gardens 59 30 29

Nuriootpa 79 25

Oakbank 37 7 1 1

Orroroo 38 3 18

Owen 30 1 11

Padthaway 22 1

Para Hills 67 2 20 2 89

Parilla 21 1 2

Parndana 36 19

Paskeville 50 21

Payneham 120 2 57 184

Penfield 33 6 1 13 4 14

Penola 36 28 2 1 40

Peterborough 27 1 1 4 2 39

Pinnaroo 24 11

Poochera 5

Port Adelaide 50 1 17Port Augusta 60 7 1 35 8 1 46

Club Membership


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Port Broughton 42 19

Port Elliot 101 56 55

Port Germein 26 9

Port Lincoln 62 2 41 1 1 81

Port MacDonnell 50 30 10

Port Neill 18 16

Port Noarlunga 82 15 42 2 44

Port Pirie 68 2 26 26

Port Victoria 32 25

Port Vent 45 26

Port Wakefield 36 3 11 20

Prospect Broadview 63 1 34 102

Quorn 40 10

Reade Park 35 2 1 4 2 24

Redhill 14 1 18

Renmark 54 31 40

Renmark RSL 42 23

Reynella 97 2 1 30 4 100

Riverton 31 24 18

Robe 43 2 28

Robertstown 25 2 17

Rosewater 69 7 2 11 4 19

Roxby Downs 19 6 26

Saddleworth 36 1 22 18Salisbury 124 25 2 48 4 1 181Semaphore 73 3 1 25 1 246

Snowtown 29 19

Somerton 108 59 22 17 2 415

Spalding 20 1 7

Stansbury 43 1 21 2

Strathalbyn 25 69 112

Streaky Bay 53 1 33 1

Sturt 45 3 208

Swan Reach 12 10

Tailem Bend 47 21

Tanunda 54 4 1 21 1 68

Tarlee 22 2 10 1 6

Tintinara 33 15 3

Club Membership


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Toorak Burnside 64 11 1 22 2 105

Tranmere 97 57 143

Trinity Gardens 34 5 21 3 24

Tumby Bay 53 2 25 24

Two Wells 50 15

Underdale Airport 52 1 10 76

Uraidla 50 18

Victor Harbor 89 32 1 53 6 80

Waikerie 64 2 25 60

Walkerville 66 25 128

Wallaroo 89 60 5 61

Wallaroo Mines 55 1 6 38 37

Warooka 50 2 28 12

Wasleys 23 2 12 1 12

Watervale 15 1 13 2 8

West Croydon & Kilkenny RSL 22 6

West Lakes 93 2 4 38 2 2 248

Whyalla 48 3 18 1 60

Whyalla Golf 47 5 27 3 88

Willunga 59 5 27 1 64

Wilmington 19 1 16 1

Wirrabara 19 2 14

Wirrulla 20 1 1

Woodside 47 10 56

Woodville 46 25 98

Wudinna 31 21

Yacka 15 1 2

Yankalilla 58 1 30 80

Yorketown 47 31 32

Zinc Broken Hill 24 4 1 15

Justices 2 4

Mixed Electric Light (MELBA) 1 2

Junior Development Squad 7 4

Total 10637 574 149 4904 277 37 8604

Club Membership


CATEGORY 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

Metro

Male Full 3916 3904 3850 3935 3863

Female Full 1430 1364 1399 1437 1409

Male Associate 504 466 350 420 380

Female Associate 174 173 113 151 135

Male Junior/Student 39 36 40 41 49

Female Junior/Student 9 9 14 15 17

Administration Fee 4505 4716 5033 5440 5450

Male GOTG 746 - - - -

Female GOTG 308 - - - -

Total - Metro 11,631 10,668 10,799 11,439 11,303

Country

Male Full 7312 7273 7236 6902 6774

Female Full 3948 3841 3710 3541 3495

Male Associate 152 120 127 141 194

Female Associate 111 107 121 136 142

Male Junior/Student 152 150 125 133 100

Female Junior/Student 27 29 32 36 20

Administration Fee 3204 4104 3908 3117 3154

Male GOTG 589 - - - -

Female GOTG 319 - - - -

Total - Country 15,814 15,624 15,259 14,006 13,879

TOTALS 27,445 26,292 26,058 25,445 25,182

MEMBERSHIP SUMMARY


CORPORATE PARTNERSBowls SA recognises the support of its corporate partners:

3a Rowells Rd, Lockleys SA 5032 | PO Box 59, Brooklyn Park SA 5032P: 08 8234 7544 | F: 08 8351 8220

E: [email protected] | W: www.bowlssa.com.au

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