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Table Tennis South Australia

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

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Contents

Executive Summary .................................................................................................................................................................. 3

Membership ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Prime Activities ................................................................................................................................................................ 3

Key Partnerships and Stakeholders ............................................................................................................................. 3

2018 Strategic Focus Areas .................................................................................................................................................... 4

Vision ................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

Purpose ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

Values ............................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Approach .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Strategic Priorities ........................................................................................................................................................... 4

Governance ............................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Honorary Life Members .................................................................................................................................................. 5

Board of Management .................................................................................................................................................... 5

Board Meetings* .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

Patron ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

Auditor ............................................................................................................................................................................... 5

TTSA Contact details ...................................................................................................................................................... 5

2018 Affiliate Members ................................................................................................................................................... 6

2018 Registered Members ............................................................................................................................................. 6

Acknowledgements ................................................................................................................................................................... 6

President’s Report .................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Membership ............................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Country ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Event Management ................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Social Media ............................................................................................................................................................................ 14

Marketing .................................................................................................................................................................................. 15

Sport Development ................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Athlete Pathways Overview ................................................................................................................................................... 21

2018 State Awards .................................................................................................................................................................. 27

2018 Grand Final Results ...................................................................................................................................................... 29

2018 Top Player Awards ........................................................................................................................................................ 30

2018 SA State Open & Youth Table Tennis Championships ........................................................................................... 31

SA State Junior Table Tennis Championships ................................................................................................................... 31

SA State Veterans Table Tennis Championships .............................................................................................................. 32

2018 Australian Junior Championships ............................................................................................................................... 33

2018 Australian Senior/Youth TT Championships ............................................................................................................. 35

2018 Australian Para National Championships .................................................................................................................. 38

2018 Australian Veterans Table Tennis Championships .................................................................................................. 40

2018 Year End Australian Rankings .................................................................................................................................... 46

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Executive Summary

Membership

TTSA comprises of affiliated associations, affiliated clubs and affiliated bodies in the state of South Australia.

Prime Activities

• Coordination and management of the prime SA Table Tennis winter competition

• Scheduling and coordination of sanctioned and other tournaments, including management of State titles and other key tournaments

• Selection, preparation and management of players representing SA at National titles

• Education, accreditation and provision of coaches and officials

• Providing administrative, policy and sports specific direction and assistance to members of TTSA.

Key Partnerships and Stakeholders

Table Tennis Community

Affiliated Associations Officials Athletes Other member state and territory

associations Coaches Parents Community Organisations Supporters Education communities Table Tennis Australia Limited Equipment Suppliers Un-affiliations Associations Life Members Volunteers

Government

• SA Office of Recreation and Sport

• SA Government Departments

• South Australian Sports Institute

• Local Government Authorities

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2018 Strategic Focus Areas

Vision

A growing, vibrant South Australian Table Tennis Community

Purpose

To foster participation of Table Tennis throughout South Australia and promote excellence in performance

Values

The following values describe how TTSA will do business when administrating the sport:

• Integrity

• Transparency

• Honesty

• Consistency

• Respect

Approach

The following describe how TTSA will operate when working towards its Vision:

• Engage – listen, support, collaborate and inform the Table Tennis community

• Advocate – network with stakeholders to be a voice on current and emerging opportunities for Table Tennis throughout the community

• Lead – create and develop frameworks that enable all South Australian’s access to Table Tennis

• Manage – provide service on all things Table Tennis

Strategic Priorities

The following are the key priorities that TTSA will work towards to achieves its Vision and

guide it in its decision-making processes:

• Governance - Build and enhance industry standard governance practices throughout the Table Tennis community

• Develop - Build infrastructure that assists the Table Tennis community in delivering outcomes

• Community - Encourage and foster community participation

• Continuous Improvement – Strive to achieve excellence in all things undertaken. A review of TTSA Strategic Plan will be undertaken in 2019.

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Governance

Honorary Life Members

F.G. Hicks*, M.F. Brown*, A.M. Lyon*, C.C. Whitridge *, A.G. Inkley*, R.A. Vardon*, R.A. Brinsley*, E.W. Archer*, E.W. Amos*, Dr. J.F. Jackson*, M.M. Drew*, S. Aarons*, B. Howard (dec), W.Oatey OAM, D.L. Tucker*, P. Anderson*, D.T. Collins*, J. Auferheide*, B. Rudd*, R. Owen, H. Williams*, C. Langley, N. Bell*, N. Ward, C. Leonard, G. Goss, D. Luckraft OAM*, B. Howard, B. Tickner, B. Jolley*, A.Percy, M. Quinn, G. Bungey *Deceased

Board of Management

President/High Performance Mr Paul Langley OLY GAICD Executive Ms Ann Percy Finance Mr Michael Zhang CPA Event Management Ms Cynthia Langley OAM Marketing Mr Alex Vanderklugt Country Ms Laurette Norton Coaching Ms Kay Crowell Membership Mr Greg Bungey Social Media Mr Geoff Langhans Directors Quinn and Lowe retired at the 2018 Annual General Meeting.

Board Meetings*

P. Langley 7 A. Vanderklugt 6 G Langhans (elected 4/3/18) 5 C. Langley OAM 7 L. Norton 4 D Lowe (retired 4/3/18) 1 A Percy 1 K Crowell 5 M. Quinn (retired 4/3/18) 2 M Zhang 3 G Bungey 7

*7 Board meetings held throughout 2018

Patron

Mr Max Medwell

Auditor

Major May and Associates

TTSA Contact details

PO Box 1513 Adelaide SA 5001 Tel: 0408 720 764 ABN: 87 122 159 7 www.tabletennissa.org.au www.facebook.com/TableTennisSouthAustralia

http://www.tabletennissa.org.au/

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2018 Affiliate Members

Adelaide Chinese Table Tennis Club Murray Bridge Table Tennis Club Barossa & Light Table Tennis Association Payneham Table Tennis Club Brighton Table Tennis Club Port Lincoln Table Tennis Club Copper Coast Table Tennis Club Port Pirie Table Tennis Club East Adelaide Table Tennis Club Renmark Table Tennis Club German Table Tennis Club South Australian Table Tennis Officiating Council Great Southern Table Tennis Club Southern Table Tennis Club Jamestown Table Tennis Club Vietnamese Friendship Table Tennis Club North East Hills Table Tennis Association Whyalla Table Tennis Club Mt Gambier Table Tennis Club Woodville Table Tennis Club

2018 Registered Members - 962

Acknowledgements The Board recognises that the sport of Table Tennis within South Australia operates through the valuable time of countless volunteers who organise clubs, events and other activities. The sport of Table Tennis would not be able to operate without the time and energies of the countless volunteers involved. TTSA would like to thank all volunteers, coaches, players and parents who have all contributed towards a successful year and we look forward to the continued growth of the sport. The Board of Table Tennis South Australia would like to thank the following organisations for their support throughout the year.

Wakefield Emergency Department (WED) is situated within Calvary

Wakefield Hospital, which provides an extensive range of highly specialised

medical and surgical services. WED is the only 24 hour private emergency

department in South Australia and the only one operated by specialist

emergency physicians.

OOAK Table Tennis Shop is an Australian family owned Online mega-store

for table tennis equipment, based in Adelaide. We stock a huge range of

table tennis rubbers, blades and accessories, and as well as the mainstream

products and brands, we specialise in many unique and exotic products, such

as custom blades, some rare Chinese/Japanese rubbers and blades, and a

wide variety of defensive equipment.

G-Force Building and Consulting Pty Ltd is a family-owned SA company

established in 2006 by Paul Glassenbury. Paul manages the Hilton based

company and has created a fun working environment with a professional

team of skilled and helpful staff. G-Force is a member of the Master Builders

Association of SA and was awarded Young Builder of the Year for 2016!

@TSM Consulting works with both private organisations and local

communities to assist in the realisation of their visionary projects. Through

consultation with government bodies, peak bodies, private enterprise, and

local communities, @TSM Consulting assists with project development and

identification and achievement of potential funding streams, including grants

and a number of fundraising activities.

The Office for Recreation and Sports provision of funding through the Sport

and Recreation Sustainability Program and also the Sport and Recreation

Development and Inclusion Program with targeted projects funding, enables

us to undertake our role as the peak industry body for sport in SA.

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President’s Report South Australia has a long and proud history in Table Tennis that includes being the first state in Australia to establish a Table Tennis Association in 1923, producing numerous Australian Champions, international representatives (including Olympics Games) as well as hosting numerous national and international events. This is something which the Table Tennis community can be proud of – with all of these achievements being administered through a volunteer resourced organisation. In the current climate TTSA faces new modern-day challenges and requires a mindset which both protects and enhances the health of Table Tennis in South Australia. While policy and legislative requirements are high on the agenda, as is communicating via the internet and social media, attracting players to the sport remains the key challenge. In an era of competing leisure activities, encouraging the community to engage in a healthy lifestyle is a challenge for all sports. Table Tennis is very much an activity enjoyed by the community at large, generally as a silent unacknowledged activity played in the comfort of the home, the gymnasiums of the school environment, lunch time table in the work environment or social activity at the local community centre. TTSA is excited about the opportunities which exist within the community to bring Table Tennis out of the shadows. Notwithstanding these challenges:

• We continue to build and enhance our player and coach pathways with the introduction of our Smash Hits program with an expanded program across north and south Adelaide

• The feedback from our revamped Winter Pennant finals program ‘Super Saturday’ continues to be extremely positive with 76 teams entered in the Winter Competition across 10 divisions (including Smash Hits) equating to over ~300 participating on a weekly basis

• We co-ordinated the Country Carnival and held a successful event in Murry Bridge – numbers continue to improve as does the standard

• Our player pathway programs continue to provide opportunities for our players to progress through the ranks with the High Performance (Para and Able bodied), Development and Emerging Athletes squads and I thank all those people involved in the programs

• Our results at National events continue to be exceptional and we continue to ‘bat well above our average’

• Our state veteran’s players continue to exceed expectations with a material number of medals, rankings and best ever personal performances in an ever-increasing high standard of play with over 400 players from over 6 different countries competing.…. the veteran’s scene continues to grow with new players representing the state and performing exceptionally well

• From a governance perspective we continue to evolve our governance practices and frameworks to support the sport in SA as well as all of our internal and external stakeholders.

In October 2018 Ms Ann Percy (Executive Director) was recognised as Volunteer of the Year with Table Tennis Australia – a well-deserved recognition. TTSA has identified its key priorities as part of its strategic plan, these priorities aid the Board

in its decision-making process and include:

• Governance - Build and enhance industry standard governance practices throughout the Table Tennis community

• Develop - Build infrastructure that assists the Table Tennis community in delivering outcomes

• Community - Encourage and foster community participation

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• Continuous Improvement – Strive to achieve excellence in all things undertaken. Overlaying these strategic priorities is our responsibilities as directors in relation to fiscal management. TTSA is acutely aware of the sensitivities attached to this responsibility at the grassroots level as well as the National level and are working hard to ensure there is an appropriate balance between the two stakeholders – this will continue to be a challenge for the us and the sport in 2019. As a state body, we need to ensure that we have a sustainable sport for future generations. In closing, I would like to thank the Board of TTSA, all of the volunteers and the affiliates for their support throughout the year. Paul Langley GAICD OLY President/High Performance

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Membership Sports Vouchers is a Government of South Australia initiative for primary school age children from Reception to Year 7 to receive a $100 discount from sport or dance membership fees.

The new Liberal Government has increased the amount from $50 to $100 commencing the 1st January 2019.

Sports Vouchers is an initiative that all our clubs and associations should embrace to either subsidize or to cover junior membership fees, thus making junior fees affordable to parents. This initiative can help in increasing the junior membership of our Clubs. The task of processing the vouchers to obtain the value of the voucher is an online process and relatively easy. Please contact myself should you require assistance in this process.

The Sporting Schools Programme is a Federal Government funded initiative that commenced in July 2015. The program brings together schools and sports with the goal of getting primary school children involved in sport and their communities. The experience of TTSA is that the programme is successful in introducing table tennis to school children and our coaches are well received within the schools, however, it is very difficult to transition children participating in the programme at schools to a local table tennis club. Despite this difficulty it is still very important for Clubs and Associations to participate in this programme if they have accredited coaches willing to work within schools. Table Tennis SA has been using the Ratings Central system since the commencement of the 2016 Winter Pennant Season. All sanctioned tournaments, state tournament results and TTSA Winter Pennant results are submitted to the Ratings Central website for the purpose of calculation of the player ratings. Many affiliates use the Ratings Central and some such as the Mount Gambier Association have been using the system for many years. Ratings Central has proven to be a very accurate and popular system and is now used throughout Australia and many Countries throughout the world. For those Clubs or Associations that are not using the system and would like some help on how to use the system please contact myself. revolutioniseSPORT is an online cloud-based platform for sports management, including membership and finances, competition management, governance tools, and more. I have been trialling the competitions module of this system for the TTSA Winter Pennant Competition during the 2018 season. The system allows online entering of results via a smart phone or tablet with results automatically updating the premiership tables for each division and also the corresponding player rankings table. . Greg Bungey Director

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Country The Country Carnival Tournament for 2018 returned to its traditional June long weekend time slot in which we saw a decline in numbers from 79 to 69 competitors. With this decline in numbers a vote was held by Country Representatives to move the 2019 Tournament into July. 12 tables were required to ensure matches being completed in good time. Participants again from Port Lincoln, Whyalla, Copper Coast, Barossa and Light, Riverland, Murray Bridge, Great Southern and Mount Gambier enjoyed the full weekend of competition. Congratulations to all involved. A wrap up of the Regional clubs showed numbers consistent across the board but again junior participation on the low. 3 Country Juniors represented the State in the National Juniors in Townsville. Congratulations to Joseph Harris, Anuska Mudalige and Nathan Fong. 2018 Saturday Individual Rankings Mens A Grade 1 Gary McDougall 2 Chris Gorman Jnr 3 Des Short 4 Dennis Robinson 5 Greg Megaw 6 Josh Jantosh 7 Anuska Mudalige 8 Ben Newman 9 Ian Morris 10 Nigel Stoeckel Womens A Grade 1 Laurette Norton 2 Tamara Attrill 3 Serena Fong 4 Sally Kunze 5 Heather Richards

Mens B Grade 1 Myahls Smith-Gurr 2 Stephen Palm 3 Justin Hutchesson 4 Colin Nuske Mixed C Grade 1 Joshua Verhaaf 2 Dash McAllister 3 Neville Rathjen 4 Raylene Hutchesson 5 Braydon Denman

2018 Saturday Team Results Mens A Grade Winner Murray Bridge 1 Gary McDougall Des Short Steve Hock Runner Up Gt Southern 1 Chris Gorman Jnr Kevin Pearce Hayden Wellington

Womens A Grade Winner Murray Bridge Tamara Attrill Heather Richards Laurette Norton Runner Up Port Lincoln Serena Fong Sally Kunze Ellen Challinger

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Mens B Grade Winner Whyalla Stephen Palm Myahls Smith Gurr Wayne Gurr Runner Up Murray Bridge Colin Nuske Riley Lienert Dean Weston Womens B Grade Winner President Angela Vardon Jill Cunningham Esther Ratner Mixed C Grade Winner President Tania Palm Neville Rathjen Joseph Verhaaf Runner Up Mt Gambier Raylene Hutchesson Rhys Edwards Matthew Scott

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Sunday were the individual events and the results are below:

Event Winner Runner-Up Men's A Singles Chris Gorman Jnr Dennis Robinson Women's A Singles Laurette Norton Sally Kunze Men's A Doubles Kevin Pearce Dennis Robinson

Chris Gorman Jnr Barry Williams Womens A Doubles Serena Fong Joy McKenzie Sally Kunze Jill Cunningham Mixed A Doubles Laurette Norton Joy McKenzie Shane Denman Gary McDougall Men's B Singles Callen Zilm James Lawry Women's B Singles Raylene Hutchesson Jill Cunningham Men's B Doubles Callen Zilm Wayne Gurr James Lawry Myahls Smith-Gurr Mixed B Doubles Raylene Hutchesson Angela Vardon Johnathon McBain Nathan Rohrlach Men's C Singles Nathan Rohrlach Brayden Denman Women's C Singles Raylene Hutchesson Sylvia Steny Mens C Doubles Dash McAllister Derek MacPherson Evan McAllister Nathan Rohrlach Mixed C Doubles Rhys Edwards Matthew Scott

Raylene Hutchesson Diana Shirley 18-39 Men's Singles Josh JANTOSH Andrew Steny 18-39 Doubles Nigel Stoeckel Callen Zilm Ben Friedrich James Lawry O/40 Men's Singles Chris Gorman Jnr Ben Newman 0/40 Men's Doubles Chris Gorman Jnr Ben Newman

Kevin Pearce Greg Megaw O/40 Women's Singles Laurette Norton Sally Kunze O/40 Women's Doubles Laurette Norton Sally Kunze

Angela Vardon Ellen Challinger O/40 Mixed Doubles Laurette Norton Jill Cunningham

Shane Denman John Cunningham O/50 Men's Singles Des Short Gary McDougall O/50 Women's Singles Sally Kunze Jill Cunningham O/50 Doubles Gary McDougall Kevin Pearce Steve Hock Ian Morris O/60 Men's Singles Gary McDougall Des Short O/60 Women's Singles Sally Kunze Joy McKenzie O/60 Doubles Des Short Charlie Braunack Gary McDougall John Camillo O/70 Combined Singles Ian Morris Des Short O/70 Combined Doubles Des Short Ian Morris Colin Nuske Rod Stoeckel U/18 Boy's Singles Anuska Mudalige Nathan Fong U/18 Doubles Anuska Mudalige Nathan Fong Riley Linert Serena Fong U15 Boy's Singles Anushka Mudalige Nathan Fong U/15 Doubles Nathan Fong Anuska Mudalige Serena Fong Evan McAllister U/13 Singles Nathan Fong Joshua Verhaaf Laurette Norton Director

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Event Management The year 2018 has been a quieter year for South Australia, with no Nationals having been conducted during the season however this year, 2019, Adelaide will be the host for the Australian National Veterans TT Championships. Finding a venue to cater for 450 players has been a problem, but we have found the St. Claire’s Sports Centre, at Woodville and it is ideal for the large numbers. It is a newly built Centre with six basketball courts and will be great for this event. TTA has new members on the Board and they have introduced new ideas on the structure of running the sport in Australia. They have taken on the organizing of the Nationals, Para, Junior, Open/Youth, Veterans, with National dates being altered for the year. The Para Nationals is being held in Murray Bridge, in early February, with volunteers from that Affiliated Association assisting TTSA and TTA. In preparing the Calendar for 2019, it has been a challenge, as tournaments need to fit into the calendar where the dates need to be some weeks before the National, so that State Selectors have some tournament results to select teams from. This year, the Australian Junior Championships will be held from 7-13 July in Wollongong. NSW, the Australian Open /Youth Championships from 8-13 April, Latrobe Churchill, Vic., and Australian Veterans Championships on 12-19 October, Woodville. However, SA will be the host for the Australian Masters Games, the week before the Australian Veterans Championships in October, giving the volunteers only a few days after to set up equipment for the Veterans. The Regional Masters Games will be held in Port Pirie from 5-14th April. A tournament sub-committee met in early 2018 and came up with some ideas that would possibly improve the timing and organizing on the day. Some changes were not accepted too well by the players and there has been a 2019 meeting to change some of the ideas. Some of the Clubs have their own regular people who run the tournaments and we hope that other people will show some interest. I wish to thank Greg Bungey, Maurice Quinn, Richard Grant, Audrey Swanbury, Paton Wilson, and Paul Langley, Denise Tiller, Marilyn Dixon, Lenore Roder for contributing to the organising of the days and volunteering their time. Cynthia Langley OAM Director

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Social Media 2018 was my first year as a Director of TTSA and it has been a rewarding year. My contribution as a Director has centered around consideration and analysis of typical operational matters including (but not limited to):

• policy review and creation

• event planning

• Table Tennis Australia collaboration and communication review and

• financial considerations. A significant undertaking of mine this year was the investigation of how social media may be used by TTSA given our key parameters (purpose, target audience and financial constraints). A range of platforms were considered and investigated including Facebook, Twitter, TeamApp, Youtube and others. Findings of the investigation were compiled into a report and presented to my fellow Directors with recommendations, justified by the information collated, provided. Having this year attained a greater understanding and appreciation of the role of the TTSA Board and my role as a Director on it, I look forward to increasing my contribution to the sport of Table Tennis in 2019. A key focus of mine will be increasing our presence and community engagement in social media. Geoffrey Langhans Director

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Marketing This year my efforts have continued to be focused on the regular edition of the Table Talk Newsletter, which we feel is vitally important to keep the table tennis community up to date with news from the TTSA Board, major events and also the news from associations, clubs and players. The distribution list of the Newsletter continues to grow, as more players are added to the mailing list, and more people pass it onto other members, friends and family that may have an interest in our sport. Our hope is that it will continue to strengthen bonds within the table tennis community, as well as become an attraction to non-players, who may be looking for a sport to play or simply want to become part of a great community. The TTSA Facebook page continues to go from strength to strength, with well over 1100 people linked directly to our page, which means not only do all of these people get to see our news, but every single one of their friends will also see it when they ‘like’ one of our posts. We should not underestimate the value of these friendships, as it can be daunting for new players to enter our sport, but knowing just a single person within the community that they can talk to, and who can introduce them to other members, can make all the difference to (1) bring a new member into our sport, and (2) retain this member as they build friendships with other members. There are many other ways to promote and grow our sport in SA, but unfortunately a severe shortage of volunteers continues to limit how much work TTSA and the clubs can do. I continue to be amazed by how much work is done by just a few key members in each club. I think it’s very important to show these people our appreciation, and if possible offer a little help when the opportunity arises. There are many other areas that TTSA is considering to promote and grow our sport, as well as provide clubs with further resources to do the same. As we attempt to improve communication with all the clubs and communities involved in table tennis, we hope to receive more feedback from members and players as well. We have many good people in table tennis that volunteer a great deal of their time for the love of the sport. If we can establish better communication with these people, and try to work together for our common cause, I’m sure the future of our sport will look much brighter! Unfortunately this will be my last year as Marketing Director for TTSA, and least for now. Work and family takes up too much of my time, and with the little spare time I do have, I don’t feel I can do justice to the position, so I’m hoping someone with more free time on their hand, can take over the position. We have a great many opportunities that lie ahead of us to grow and promote our sport, and I’m confident we can continue to take advantage of these to further our great sport. Alex Vanderklugt Director

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Sport Development Primary Schools 4 A Side Tournament

Entries:

17 Boys and 4 Girls entries received. Girls: Tanunda (2), St Johns and Domino Servite Boys: Paringa Park (2), St Johns (2), Woodside, Domino Servite, Pembroke, Tanunda (2), Jamestown, Glenelg (3), Nurioopta (2), Lobethal and Antonio Qualifying:

The girls teams progressed direct to the finals day on Friday 24 August at Woodville TTC. The boys were split into two groups. 8 teams played at Woodville TTC and 7 at Newton TTC on Friday 17 August. 2 teams from St Johns were placed directly into the finals due to a TTSA error whereby the school downloaded the original forms before we changed the dates and as a result, they could not attend on 17 August due to a prior school commitment. The decision was made to place them into the finals directly as this was in the best interest of the players and our error. Both groups played a full round robin format and the top3 from each venue, progressed to the finals. From Woodville, Paringa Park 1, Tanunda and Antonio progressed, from Newton, Pembroke, Woodside and Domino progressed to join the two St Johns teams in an 8-team final.

Final Results:

Girls: 1st: Tanunda 1 2nd: Tanunda 2 3rd: Domino Boys: 1st: Paringa Park 2nd: Pembroke 3rd: Antonio Thanks to Cynthia Langley, Denise Tiller and Meg Marsh for assisting on the days. 2018 Primary Schools Mixed Team Competition Initially, 14 teams from 5 schools entered. Moorook (3), Cobdogla (2), St Andrews (1), Linden Park (3), St Spryidon (3) and Callington (2). Due to the small numbers, we cut out the qualifying tournaments and all 14 teams were placed in to the finals. This was based on common sense as Moorook and Cobdogla would travel to Murray Bridge to play each other when their schools are less than 5 minutes apart etc. Moorook withdrew on Thursday 17 May reducing the team numbers to 11 and a new draw and format was prepared. We placed teams into 2 Divisions. Division One had all 5 schools, number 1 teams. Division Two had the schools number 2 and 3 teams. A split of 5 and 6. Both Divisions played a round robin format, matches consisting of the best of 3, 11-point advantage games. The four singles games placed 1 v 1 ,2 v 2, 3 v 3 and 4 v 4. Then 2 doubles matches. 6 matches in all. At the completion of the round robin, division one 4th and 5th played off, the winner played the 3rd placed team. 1st and 2nd in the pool played of in the final. In Division Two, after the pool play, 1st v 2nd in the final, 3rd v 4th and 5th v 6th.

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Results

Division One 1st: Linden Park 2nd: Cobdogla 3rd: St Andrews Division Two 1st: Linden Park 2 2nd: Cobdogla 3rd : Linden Park 3 Year 7,8,9,10 and Open Secondary School Champs 38 entries 34 boys 4 girls Results: Boys Year 7 Final: S. Bellido (Happy Valley) def A. Dogar (St. Pauls) 3rd=: E. Nunez (Torrens Valley) and N. Kumar (Torrens Valley) Boys Year 8/9A Final: I. Lee (Blackfrairs) def W. Wang (Avenues) 3rd=: H. Tan and C. Gong Boys Year 8/9C Final: M. Yin Ying (Pembroke) def. J. Cronin (Mercedes) 3rd=: L Della Porta (Mercedes) and T. Luu (The Heights) Boys Year 10/11/12 Final: S. Parenti def. C. Wilden (Pembroke) 3rd=: A. Hoffman (St. Peters) and D. Davitt (Pembroke) Girls Year 7A S. Mistry Girls Year 8/9A A. Burrows Girls Year 11A Final: N. Cheung def K. Reid Girls Open Grade Final: N. Cheung def A. Burrows Open Event Final: I. Lee def. W. Wang Primary Schools Individual Champs

Held at Newton on 5th August. 41 entries received. 36 boys, 5 girls. Results Boys A Grade Final: S. Bellido (Happy Valley) def. C Thomas (Paringa Pk) 3rd=: Max Thomas (Paringa Pk) and Yimo Liu (Burnside) Boys B Grade Final: K. Lac (Linden Pk) def L. Ruixiang (Leo) Chen (Linden Pk) 3rd=: T. Darley (Stirling Nth) and Aldo Figueroa (Linden Pk) Boys C Grade Final: A. Crosby (Highbury) def H. Ravichandran (The Heights) 3rd=: M. Cooray (Magill) and P. Deng (Highgate) Girls A Grade S. Mistry Girls B Grade M. Cullen

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2018 Primary School Championships

Summer Smash Hit (SSH) The 2017/18 season once again went very well. We had 41 players at our Southside Hub and 38 at the Eastside with 11 weeks of play including round one of grading games. Players placed in 1 of 4 divisions to ensure even matches. Finals day well supported and fantastic 2 hours of really good table tennis. The 2018/19 season is in progress with 42 players at Eastside 38 at Southside. Adelaide Cup This was a new initiative by TTSA to bring together players from both hubs to compete for the Adelaide Cup. All players were eligible with players placed in teams of 3 playing winter pennants format of singles and doubles against players from the same divisions at each hub. This ensured even matches. 36 players entered, 18 from each hub making up 6 teams of three. After the matches were played (66) the scores were even at 33 each, a countback on games gave Southside the win, 82-78. Very well received by players and parents who filled Brighton TTC. Sporting Schools: TTA manage and deliver this program and 26 have been attended to in 2018 Summary The past 12 months has seen continued development and growth across the board in the junior levels. The new initiatives put in place over the past 1-2 seasons are continuing to be well supported as we improve our communications with in particular, the primary and secondary schools. 2019 is shaping up to be even better.

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2018 Southside Hub

2018 Eastside Hub

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2018 Eastside and Southside Captains

2018 Adelaide Cup

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Athlete Pathways Overview Table Tennis South Australia (TTSA) identified a gap in relation to school aged children progressing from the Sporting Schools program into the junior pathways. TTSA applied for a grant as part of the 2016/17 Sport and Recreation Development and Inclusion Program. TTSA was successful in receiving a grant for the purpose of Talent ID and High-Performance Program with the project aiming to:

• develop new pathways for children to participate in Table Tennis in South Australia

• improve existing programs

• provide targeted support for talented Table Tennis athletes in South Australia to progress to state and national representation.

The objectives of the project include developing a pathway to enable participants to become active players and develop an engaging competition and development opportunities for school aged participants. The relevant elements of TTSA Strategic Plan (Continuous Improvement - Strive to Achieve Excellence in all things undertaken) include developing a sustainable pathway for all participants and maximise the impact of High-Performance athletes at National events. This will be achieved when:

• introduce a Smash Hits program that captures players from the Sporting Schools competition as well as juniors who ‘stop’ playing over the summer periods

• a Development Squad is introduced to increase the number of high performing junior athletes

• training camps are implemented to provide information and resources necessary for the achievement of a high-performance culture

• introduction of a Para High Performance program. The activity will leverage off the opportunity that Sporting Schools has created (funded externally) to offer pathways for high performance. Below is an outline of the pathways and the associated gaps that this project targets:

• Sporting Schools Program (existing project funded and run through the NSO)

• Club Coaching structures (existing funding in place and managed at the club level)

• Talent Identification (gap)

• High Performance Program (gap). Since 2006 the TTSA High Performance program has been overseen by Paul Langley with the new funding program in place since 2016. Below is a summary of the results achieve to date.

2015

Program Commenced

2016 2017 2018

Smash Hits (beginners and new concept)

0 53 70+ 90+

Tier 3 (Emerging Athletes) [Female Head Coach]

0 0 12 12

Tier 2 (Development Squad) 0 10 10 10

Tier 3 (High Performance Squad) 12 12 10 10

Para High Performance Squad 0 0 7 7

Coaches Forum 1 x 20 attendees

1 x 20 attendees

Scheduled for Q1 2019

Country Carnival ~30 69 79 90+

Tops Courses Run 1 2 1

Match Play (# of teams – weekly competition)

64 69 80 76

Paralympic/ Olympic Medal Performances

n/a Sam Von Einem – Silver

n/a n/a

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Key Points:

• Players in squads (T3, T2 and T1) have progressed through to higher level squads

• Smash Hits 2018 had ~80 players across Southside and Eastside Hubs playing across an 11-week competition culminating in the newly created Adelaide Cup

• 2018 National Squad Members 1 x Male Junior – Emerging 1 x Male Senior – Podium (Para) 1 x Female Senior – Emerging (Para) 3 x Male Senior – Emerging (Para)

• Results year on year in National Junior Championships (benchmark) has been improving

• Development Squad introduced to enhance the pathway and to rectify a number of coaching deficiencies for athletes as they progress to high performance

• training camps introduced to provide information and resources necessary for the achievement of a high-performance culture

• introduction of a Para High Performance program

• increased the number of coaches involved in the program by over 600% with a key objective of the program to engage and have more coaches involved in the program moving forward i.e. succession planning.

Paul Langley Program Manager

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As a benchmark for reporting for ORS the progress of the results at National Junior Championships was used with a summary of the results to date

captured below.

Team Results

Team 2015 Final Position and number of teams

2016 Final Position and number of teams



U13 Boys A Team 6 from 13 4 from 10 (lost bronze on countback)

2 from 14 (silver) 5 from 12

U13 Boys B Team 9 from 13 - 11 from 14 -

U13 Girls Team 4 from 7 4 from 5 (lost bronze on countback)

2 from 8 (silver) Presidents Team – 4th from 8

9U15 Boys A Team

3 from 9 (bronze) 4 from 9 (lost bronze on countback)

5 from 10 3 from 15 (Bronze)

U15 Boys B Team 8 from 9 8 from 9 - 8 from 15

U15 Boys C Team - - - First year 13 from 15

U15 Girls A Team 5 from 12 5 from 9 2 from 7 (silver) 3 from 7 (Bronze)

U15 Girls B Team - - - 5 from 7

U18 Boys B Team 10 from 12 - 5 from 9 7 from 12

U18 Girls Team 6 from 8 - - -

Individual Results

2015 2016 2017 2018

U18 Boys Singles - Bronze U18 Girls Singles – Silver U18 Boys Doubles – Bronze U18 Girls Doubles – Bronze

U13 Boys Double –Gold U18 Mixed Doubles – Gold U13 Girls Doubles –Bronze U15 Boys Doubles – Bronze

U13 Girls Singles – Bronze U13 Boys Doubles - Silver U13 Girls Doubles – Silver U13 Mixed Doubles – Bronze U15 Boys Double’s – Bronze

U15 Boys Singles – Bronze U15 Girls Singles - Quarterfinal U15 Boys Doubles - Gold U15 Girls Doubles - Silver U13 Boys Singles -Bronze U13 Boys Doubles - Bronze U11 Girls Singles -Bronze

Order of Merits

2015 2016 2017 2018

U13 Girls x 2 (#8 and #10) U15 Boys x 2 (#5 and #6) U18 Girls#7 U18 Boys#6

U13 Girls#8 U13 Boys #5 U15 Boys#7 U18 Girls #4

U13 Girls x 2 (#2 and #5) U13 Boys x 2 (#4 and #6) U15 Girls x 2 (#1 and #7) U18 Girls x 1 (#10) U18 Boys x 1 (#10)

U15 Boys x 2 (#2 and #10) U15 Girls x 2 (#7 and #8) U13 Boys x 1 (#3) U13 Girls x 1 (#6)

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Coaches

2015 2016 2017 2018

Part of SA Team 8 (event located in Adelaide) 4 4 5

Coaches Forum (facilitated by Paul Langley) Nil ~20 ~20 Not held

Athlete Pathway (HP program) 1 2 3 3

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2018 State Awards Jim Aufderheide Trophy - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by the player

nominated by the State Selection Panel as the best junior player, taking into account State,

National and International performances during the previous twelve months.

Winner - Isaiah Lee – Payneham S.A.T.T.A Trophy - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by the player

nominated by the State Selection Panel as the best and fairest male player in the highest

grade of men's match play competition conducted by the TTSA during the previous twelve

months

Winners (joint) - Paul Langley - Brighton Table Tennis Club and Sam

von Einem – Woodville Table Tennis Club with 30 wins each

Alan Lyon Trophy - - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by the player

nominated by the State Selection Panel as the best and fairest female player in the highest

grade of women's match play competition conducted by the TTSA during the previous twelve

months.

Winner - Stephy Ngu – Payneham Table Tennis Club Max Medwell Trophy - player nominated by the State Selection Panel as the outstanding

male player, taking into account performances in match play competition, other than the

highest grade of play, conducted by TTSA, as well as performances in tournaments during

the previous twelve months.

Winner – Royce Goh – Adelaide Chinese Table Tennis Club Raelene Owen Trophy - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by the player

nominated by the State Selection Panel as the outstanding female player taking into account

performances in match play competition, other than the highest grade of play, conducted by

3 | Page TTSA as well as performances in tournaments during the previous twelve months

Winner - Michelle Chan – Adelaide Chinese Table Tennis Club TTSA Club Award - awarded to the Club winning the most premierships during the current

TTSA winter pennant competition

Winner - East Adelaide Table Tennis Club Veteran Player of the Year - Molly Gleeson Trophy - awarded to and held for a period of

twelve months by the best veteran player, nominated by the Board of SA, taking into account

State, Australian and International performances, during the past twelve months.

Winner – Paul Langley (Brighton Table Tennis Club)

Volunteer of the Year – Cynthia Langley OAM Trophy - Volunteer of the Year - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by the individual, nominated by the Board of SA, for their continued offer of assistance, as a volunteer in all areas of the sport for Table Tennis in South Australia

Winner - Richard Grant - Woodville Table Tennis Club Coach of the Year – William Oatey OAM Trophy - warded to and held for a period of twelve months by the individuals, accredited as coaches and nominated by the Board of South Australia, for outstanding service in the coaching of players from all ages.

Winner - Kevin Malyschko – Woodville Table Tennis Club Official of the Year – Doug Luckraft OAM Trophy - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by qualified officials, nominated by the Board of SA, for their continued support and performances during the past twelve months

Winner - Dr. Wing Au

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Harold Williams - Award of Distinction - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by the individuals, nominated by the Board of SA, for outstanding service to the sport of Table Tennis in South Australia.

Winner – Ms Ann Percy Chris Leonard Trophy - awarded to and held for a period of twelve months by the player nominated by the State Selection Panel as the best male or female senior Athlete with Disability (AWD) player, taking into account State, National and International performances during the previous twelve months

Winner – Sam Von Einem Woodville Table Tennis Club

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2018 Grand Final Results

GRADE CLUB

CLUB

STATE LEAGUE

VIETNAMESE 5 rubbers, 17 games

D VIETNAMESE 1 rubber 8 games

Sam von Einem Khoa Do

An Phan Phat Du

Viet Bui Ricky Nguyen

Liem Luong Sally Du

STATE LEAGUE

BRIGHTON

5 rubbers, 17 games

D

PAYNEHAM

2 rubbers, 7 games

RESERVE Joshi Ankit Jamie Ey

George Abdilla Michael Tran

Paton Wilson Richard Weaver

Raza Fathpour

Riccardo Salvagno

DIV 1 BRIGHTON 2 5 rubbers, 17 games

D BRIGHTON 1 2 rubbers, 14 games

Will Ruanglertboon Steve Bates

Gary McDougall Ken Neubauer

Lucas Milsom Adrian Verusio

DIV 2 ADELAIDE 5 rubbers, 15 games

D GERMAN/BRIGHTON 1 rubber, 3 games

Royce Goh Paul Grant

Michelle Chan Geoff Langhans

Steve Aufderheide Damien Maddigan

Mathijs Stevels

DIV 3 PAYNEHAM 1 5 rubbers, 15 games

D BRIGHTON 1 rubber,4 games

Frances Norton Maurizio Constabile

Chris Phung Natalie Cheung

Matthew Calipari Dennis Walsh

Shane Denman

DIV 4 VIETNAMESE 5 rubbers, 14 games

D BRIGHTON 1 1 rubber, 8 games

Terance Au-Dong Robert Ciantor

Nghia Bui Craig Farley

Thoi Nguyen Toby Mills

Triet Le Ken Teagle

DIV 5 ADELAIDE 5 rubbers, 18 games

D WOODVILLE 3 rubbers, 14 games

Steve Hayter Omar Pilavci

Andrew Lee H-L. Tran

Peter Day Dennis Hartnell

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DIV 6 EAST ADELAIDE 1

5 rubbers, 19 games D VIETNAMESE 3 rubbers, 11 games

Arjun Pataniappan Kevin Dang

Stefan Parenti Hung Hoang

Jason Tun Trung Luong

DIV 7 PAYNEHAM 55 rubbers, 19 games D BRIGHTON 1 3 rubbers, 9

games

Akash Jain Owen Davies

Isha Jain Lenore Roder

Mihiri Vishwachandra Caleb Crowden

DIV 8 EAST ADELAIDE 5 rubbers, 16 games D BRIGHTON 1 2 rubbers,

13 games

Charlie Gong Iva Lau

Andrew Chapman Max Thomas

Vanya Golobokov Max Beames

DIV 9 EAST ADELAIDE 5 rubbers, 16 games BRIGHTON 1 2 rubbers 6

games

Oscar Chen Tom Plant

Youssef Gerges Bev May

Glen LI Aiden Willis

Rosling Lu

SMASH HIT

EAST ADELAIDE 5 rubbers, 11 games D ADELAIDE 2 rubbers, 4 games

Yimo Liu Mihali Motteram

Tim Huo Kevin Werner

Yun Cai Kotas Tsakoundis

Ed Bates

2018 Top Player Awards State League Paul Langley Brighton

Sam Von Einem Woodville

State League Reserve Kevin Malyschko Woodville

Division 1 David Liang Adelaide

Division 2 Royce Goh Adelaide

Division 3 John Tomas Adelaide

Division 4 Triet Le Vietnamese

Division 5 Omer Pilavci Woodville

Division 6 Anthony Freegard Brighton

Division 7 Alana Burrows Brighton

Division 8 William Nguyen Vietnamese

Division 9 Charmae Ebero Brighton

Smash Hit Yimo Liu East Adelaide

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2018 SA State Open & Youth Table Tennis Championships Open Mens Open Singles: M. Rogers d. K. Malyschko 8, 8, 3. Womens Open Singles: J. Coombes d. S. Du 9, 15, -3, 6. Mens Open Doubles: P. & D. Langley d. P. Glassenbury / T. Walker 4, 9, 8. Mixed Open Doubles: G. Abdilla / L. Baker d. R. Weaver / A. Twartz 10, 4, 11. Under 21 Mens Open Singles: L. Thomson (Q) d. S. Pikula 9, -5, 9, -8, 9. Mens Open Doubles: L. Thomson (Q) / D. Langley d. M. Rogers / J. Gliessert 9, 8, 3.

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SA State Junior Table Tennis Championships Under 18

Boys Singles: I. Lee d. D. Langley 7, 7, -9, 3 Girls Singles: S. Du d. S. Chandrasena 2, 3, -5, 3. Boys Doubles: I. Lee / W. Wang d. D. Lawrie/ A. Mudalige 7, 6, 7. Under 15 Boys Singles: I. Lee d. R. Goh 5, 4, -11, 4. Girls Singles: S. Du d. J. Nguyen 8, 9, 5. Boys Doubles: I. Lee / W. Wang d. T. Mitev / J. Truong. Girls Doubles: S. Du / J. Nguyen d. S. Chandrasena / M. Vishwachandra 6, 8, 6. Under 13 Boys Singles: R. Goh d. S. Bellido 5, 4, 8. Girls Singles: H. Goh d. J. Do 2, 5, 4. Under 11 Singles: H. Goh d. Y. Liu 5, 5, 5. Doubles: H. Goh / Y. Liu d. A. Dogar / G. Li 2, -10, -8, 5, 8.

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SA State Veterans Table Tennis Championships Over 75 Mens Singles: A. Smiech d. J. Kracht 6, -8, 9, 9. Womens Singles: L. Short d. G. Rapley 4, 4, -10, -4, 7. Mens Doubles: J. Kracht / A. Smiech d. L. Taylor / I. Vrbatovic 7, 8, 9. Womens Doubles: M. Dixon / G. Rapley d. L. Short / H. Pannewig 10, -8, 7, 4. Over 70 Mens Singles: J. Kracht d. A. Smiech -4, 9, 8, -5, 6. Womens singles: G. Rapley d. D. Darwent -7, 6, 11, 7 Mens Doubles: J. Kracht / A. Smiech d. D. Short / I. Morris 7, -9, 4, 4. Womens doubles: D. Tiller / W. Beaton d. L. Short / L. Roder 4, -7, 9, 9. Over 65 Mens Singles: G. McDougall d. T. To 4, 11, -8, 8. Womens Singles: L. Baker d. C. Matthews 8, 8, 5. Mens Doubles: H. Liang / G. McDougall d. G. Bungey / T. To 5, 5, 7. Mixed Doubles: G. McDougall / C. Matthews d. G. Bungey / L. Baker 9, 8, 2. Over 60 Mens Singles: G. Abdilla d. G. McDougall 3, 9, 7. Womens Singles: K. Crowell on countback from A. Abbas. Mens Doubles: G. Abdilla / D. Liang d. G. McDougall / K.C. Tan 6, 8, -9, 9. Womens Doubles: A. Abbas / L. Baker d. C. Matthews / K. Crowell 7, 6, 7. Mixed Doubles: G. Abdilla / K. Crowell d. K.C. Tan / A. Abbas -11, -12, 7, 8, 4. Over 50 Mens Singles: S. Pandit on countback from D. Liang. Mens Doubles: K. & D. Malyschko d. G. Abdilla / T. Walker 9, -14, 8, 7. Over 40 Mens Singles: P. Langley d. S. Pandit 4, 17, 8. Womens Singles: Cl. Langley d. A. Twartz 12, 6, 6. Mens Doubles: S. Pandit / P. Langley d. K. Malyschko / T. Walker 3, -5, 5, 3. Womens Doubles: Cl. Langley / M. Nottle d. L. Lawrie / A. Twartz 2, -9, 8, 2. Mixed Doubles: P. & C. Langley d. D. Malyschko / M. Nottle 2, -5, 9, 1. Over 30 Mens Singles: P. Langley d. An Phan 7, 11, 9. Womens Singles: L. Norton d. K. Shaughnessy -8, 6, 2, 10. Mens Doubles: A. Joshi / A. Phan d. L. Stevels / R. Weaver 9, -7, 10, 8.

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2018 Australian Junior Championships The 2018 Championships are being conducted by the Queensland Table Tennis Association from 29th September – 6th October 2018 at Townsville Stadium Murray Lyons Cres, Annandale QLD. Head Coach/Team Manager Paul Langley (Level 3 Accredited Coach) Assistant Coach/Team Manager Kevin Malyschko (Level 1 Accredited Coach) Non-Playing Captains Barry Hancock (Level 1 Accredited Coach), Paton

Wilson (Level 1 Accredited Coach) and Laurette Norton (Level 1 Accredited Coach)

The team was supported by a fantastic group of parents that assisted throughout the week and my thanks go to:

• Mr Han Lee

• Mr George Mitev

• Mr Lama Chandrasena

• Mr Priyantha Mudalige

Team Members

U13 Boys Sebastian Bellido Royce Goh Nathan Fong

U13 Girls Hannah Goh

U15 Boys - Team 1 Isaiah Lee Jayden Truong Wilson Wang

U15 Boys – Team 2 Joseph Harris Anushka Mudalige Thomas Mitev

U15 Boys – Team 3 Daniel Lawrie Owen Davies Anthony Freegard

U15 Girls – Team 1 Sally Du Jasmine Fung Michelle Chan Jennifer Nguyen

U15 Girls – Team 2 Samadhi Chandrasena Mihiri Vishwachandra Alana Burrows

U18 Boys Sidath Chandrasena Lucas Milson Joel Gliessert

NOTE: Athletes not listed in any order.

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Under 18 Boys Singles: A. Lee (NSW) d. N. Lum (V) 2, 4, 9, -8 -10 -9, 7. Girls Singles: P. Kaur (V) d. R. Stanley (Q) 7, -9, 9, -13, 5, 5. Boys Doubles: N. Lum (V) / A. Yeung (NSW) d. J. Kim (NSW) / R. Zhang (V) -8, 8, 2, 3. Girls Doubles: P. Kaur (V) / E. Townsend (NSW) d. S. Kim (NSW) / R. Stanley (Q) 0, -8, -6, 6, 7.

Mixed Doubles: B. Liang(NSW) / M. Wu (V) d. N. Lum / P. Kaur (V0 -7, 9, 7, 9. Under 15 Boys Singles: F. Luu (V) d. N. Lum (V) 7, 9, 3, 10. Girls Singles: P. Kaur (V) d. S.B. Oh (NSW) 11, 9, 6, -11, 5 Boys Doubles: I. Lee / W. Wang (SA) d. J. Kim (NSW) / R. Zhang (V) 12, -3, -9, 9, 11. Girls Doubles: P. Kaur (V) / E. Townsend (NSW) d. M. (YT) Chan / J. Fung (SA) 9, 6, 8. Mixed Doubles: N. Lum / P. Kaur (V) d. L. Li / I. Jiang (V) 5, 9, 8. Under 13 Boys Singles: N. Lum (V) d. H. Bao (NSW) 4, -7, 5, 5, 9. Girls Singles: C. Chen (NSW) d. Y. Liu (NSW) 6, -3, 9, -6,-6, 8, 11. Boys Doubles: H. Bao (NSW) / N. Lum (V) d. W. Bao (NSW) / L. Lum (V) 8, 5, 5. Girls Doubles: H. Green / A. Jiang (V) d. C. Chen / Y. Liu (NSW) -9, 7, 5, 6. Mixed Doubles: N. Lum / I. Jiang (V) d, D, Kocjancic / Psihogios (V) 2, -14, 5, 5. Under 11 Boys Singles: W. Bao (NSW) d. L. Lum (V) 4, 4, -8, 9. Girls Singles: C. Chen (NSW) d. C. Psihogios (V) -11, -12, 10, 4, 6.

U18 Boys U18 Girls U15 Boys U15 Girls

1. New South Wales Victoria Victoria Victoria 2. Victoria Queensland Victoria ‘B’ N.S.W. 3. Queensland N.S.W. South Australia South Australia 4. Western Australia Victoria ‘B’ N.S.W. Queensland 5. N.S.W. ‘B’ Presidents Queensland ‘B’ South Australia ‘B’ 6. Victoria ‘B’ N.S.W. ‘B’ Victoria ‘C’ Presidents 7. South Australia N.S.W. ‘B’ N.S.W. ‘B’ 8. Queensland ’B’ South Australia ‘B’ 9. A.C.T. Queensland 10. Victoria ‘C’ Northern Territory 11. N.S.W. ‘C’ A.C.T. 12. Presidents Presidents 13. South Australia ‘C’ 14. N.S.W. ‘C’ 15. Western Australia U13 Boys U13 Girls U11 Boys U11 Girls 1. N.S.W. 1. Victoria 1. N.S.W. Gold 1. Victoria 2. Western Australia 2. N.S.W. 2. Western Australia 2. Victoria ‘B’ 3. Victoria 3. N.S.W. ‘B’ 3. Victoria 3. N.S.W. Pink 4. Queensland 4. Presidents 4. N.S.W. Green 4. Queensland 5. South Australia 5. Queensland 5. Victoria ‘C’ 5. Presidents 6. Victoria ‘B’ 6. Victoria ‘B’ 6. N.S.W. Blue 6. N.S.W. Lilac 7. N.S.W. ‘B’ 7. Victoria ‘C’ 7. Victoria ‘B’ 7. Victoria ‘C’ 8. N.S.W. ‘C’ 8. N.S.W. ‘C’ 8. Queensland 8. N.S.W. Aqua 9. A.C.T. 10. Victoria ‘C’ 11. Presidents ‘B’ 12. Presidents 13. Queensland ‘B’

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2018 Australian Senior/Youth TT Championships This Championship was held from 9-14 July at Mornington Peninsula Table Tennis Centre, Civic Reserve 350 Dunns Road, MORNINGTON 3931 Victoria from 9-14 July 2018. Table Tennis Australia has recently amended the regulations for this event with the changes to the team formats and number of players. The team matches format is 4 singles and 1 double. The nominations for SA teams this year are very low and as a result the State Selectors have selected the following team to represent SA at the National Championships. MEN’S‘A’ TEAM Sam von Einem Mitchell Rogers Paton Wilson © The Head Coach / Team Manager / Team Captain was Mr Paton Wilson.

Final Team Placings:

Men’s Teams U21 Men’s Teams Women’s Teams U21 Women’s Teams

1. NSW Victoria Victoria Victoria 2. Queensland N.S.W. Victoria “B” Victoria “C” 3. Victoria Queensland N.S.W. Queensland 4. Victoria “B” Queensland “B” Queensland N.S.W. 5. Presidents “B’ N.S.W. ‘B’ W.A. Victoria “B” 6. South Australia Presidents “B” N.S.W. “B” 7. N.S.W. “B” Victoria “B” Presidents 8. Queensland “B” Victoria “C” 9. A.C.T. Presidents “C” 10. Victoria “C” Presidents “A” 11. Presidents “C” 12. N.S.W. “C” 13. Presidents “A”

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Event Gold Silver Bronze

Men's Singles Chris (Xin) YAN (NSW) Heming HU (VIC) David POWELL (VIC)

Women's Singles Min Hyung JEE (QLD) Jian Fang LAY (VIC) Qian YANG (VIC)

Men's Doubles Dillon CHAMBERS / Luke

COSGRIFF (VIC)

Trung Le (Tyler) DANG / Lin MA

(VIC)

Kane TOWNSEND (NSW) /

David POWELL (VIC)

Women's

Doubles

Miao MIAO (VIC) / Jiamuwa WU

(NSW)

Lina LEI / Qian YANG (VIC) Maggie MENG / Michelle

WU (VIC)

Mixed Doubles David POWELL / Miao MIAO

(VIC)

Lin MA / Qian YANG (VIC) Benjamin GOULD/ Min

Hyung JEE (QLD)

Under 21 Men's

Singles

Rohan DHOORIA (ACT) Dominic HUANG (QLD) Dillon CHAMBERS (VIC)

Under 21

Women's Singles

Mia (Yu Han) ZOU (WA) Mingxuan NIE (VIC) Michelle WU (VIC)

Under 21 Men's

Doubles

Dillon CHAMBERS / Luke

COSGRIFF (VIC)

Hayden GREEN / Andy NGUYEN

HUYNH (QLD)

Yiming XU / Jake DUFFY

(QLD)

Under 21

Women's

Doubles

Sarah TAN / Jiamuwa WU (NSW) Parleen KAUR (VIC) / Mia (Yu

Han) ZOU (WA)

Mingxuan NIE / Michelle

WU (VIC)

Under 21 Mixed

Doubles

Dominic HUANG (QLD) / Sarah

TAN (NSW)

Nicholas LUM / Michelle WU (VIC) Jake DUFFY (QLD) / Wan

Ching KO (QLD)

ORDER OF MERIT

Men

Women 1 Chris (Xin) YAN (NSW) Min Hyung JEE (QLD)

2 Heming HU (VIC) Jian Fang LAY (VIC)

3 David POWELL (VIC) Qian YANG (VIC)

4 Kane TOWNSEND (NSW) Lina LEI (VIC)

5 Lin MA (VIC) Tracy (Chunyi) FENG (NSW)

6 Bruno LEVIS (QLD) Miao MIAO (VIC)

7 Dominic HUANG (QLD) Maggie MENG (VIC)

8 Xavier DIXON (VIC) Kai PENG (NSW)

9 Dillon CHAMBERS (VIC) Mia (Yu Han) ZOU (WA)

10 Sam VON EINEM (SA) Jiamuwa WU (NSW)

Under 21 Mens Under 21 Women

1 Finn LUU (VIC) Mingxuan NIE (VIC)

2 Nicholas LUM (VIC) Michelle WU (VIC)

3 Raymond ZHANG (VIC) Parleen KAUR (VIC)

4 James KIM (NSW) Rebekah STANLEY (QLD)

5 Alex YEUNG (NSW) Chrysela GRACIAS (VIC)

6 Edward BELOKOPTOV (NSW) Sarah KIM (NSW)

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7 Hayden GREEN (QLD) Chermaine QUAH (VIC)

8 Ben LANDER (QLD) Sue Bin OH (NSW)

9 Rayden SMITH (QLD) Matilda ALEXANDERSSON (QLD)

10

Anthony ZHAO (NSW) Ellen WALKER (VIC)

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTAWARD - Min Hyung JEE (QLD)

The list is not an official ranking list but simply an order of merit based solely on performances during the

National Championships.

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2018 Australian Para National Championships The 2018 Para Nationals were held in Canberra from 4-8 May 2018. South Australia was again well represented with another player taking part for the first time. Karen von Einem was the SA Team Manager with Paton Wilson the SA Team Coach. The outstanding results from the SA players in the tournament were: Sam von Einem Open Men’s Singles (standing) – Silver Class 11 Singles – Gold Class 11 Doubles – Gold Class 11 Teams – Gold Yasir Hussaini Class 6 Singles – Silver Men’s Open Doubles (standing) – Bronze Class 6-7 Teams - Silver Connor Holdback Class 6 Singles – Bronze Men’s Open Doubles (standing) – Bronze Class 6-7 Teams - Silver Amanda Tscharke Class 1-5 Womens Singles (wheelchair) – Bronze Class 1-3 Womens Singles (wheelchair) - Gold Mixed Open Doubles (wheelchair) – Silver Caleb Crowden Class 1-5 Mixed Doubles (wheelchair) – Silver Class 1-5 Men’s Doubles (wheelchair) – Bronze Class 1-5 U23 Singles (wheelchair) – Silver Class 4 Men’s Singles (wheelchair) - Gold Toby Mills Class 10 Singles – Bronze Class 6-10 Standing Singles – Bronze Hayley Sands Class 1-3 Women’s Singles (wheelchair) - Silver Jocelyn Neumeuller Class 1-5 U23 Singles (wheelchair) – Bronze James Chapman Class 1-5 Men’s Doubles (wheelchair) – Bronze Class 1-5 Mixed Doubles (wheelchair) – Bronze Class 1-5 U23 Singles (wheelchair) – Gold Class 4 Men’s Singles (wheelchair) - Silver Most of the players also participated in Team events. Where there is not another team member in their class from SA they are paired with players from other States to ensure that every players gets to participate.

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There were three Awards received by South Australian players which were:

• Toby Mills: Kevin Coombs Junior Encouragement Award

• Sam von Einem: Award – Best & Fairest Class 11 Player

• Hayley Sands: Award – Best & Fairest U23 Female Player Sam, Yasir, Connor, Caleb and Amanda are all members of the TTA Paralympic Preparation Program Squad. Thank you to all the parents and helpers who also attended the tournament and made up the team support crew as this kind of assistance makes the event easier for everyone. Karen von Einem Team Manager

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2018 Australian Veterans Table Tennis Championships These Championships were held in Bendigo, Victoria from 13th to 20th October 2018. The venue was a massive place, and the Victorian Association used six basketball courts, with more available if needed. The teams representing South Australia were: OVER 30 MEN A. Joshi OVER 30 WOMEN A. Phan © Presidents K. Shaughnessy L. Stevels OVER 40 WOMEN Cl. Langley © L. Norton OVER 30 MEN ‘B’ S. Bates M. Nottle

K. Neubauer R. Weaver © OVER 50 WOMEN Presidents L. Lawrie OVER 40 MEN F. Ford P. Glassenbury OVER 60 WOMEN P. Langley © Presidents A. Abbas

M. Zhang OVER 65 WOMEN L. Baker © OVER 40 MEN ‘B’ P. Du D. Darwent A. Herman © C. Matthews C. Prince OVER 70 WOMEN J. Coombes © OVER 50 MEN S. Aufderheide C. Langley K. Malyschko © T. Walker OVER 70 WOMEN ‘B’W. Beaton D. Tiller © OVER 60 MEN G. Abdilla © D. Liang OVER 70 WOMEN ‘C’L. Roder © K.C. Tan V. Smiech D. Tomas OVER 75 WOMEN B. Bird © OVER 65 MEN G. Bungey © H. Pannewig G. McDougall Heng Qian Liang OVER 75 WOMEN ‘B’L. Short G. Rapley © OVER 70 MEN D. McCloughry © I. Morris OVER 80 WOMEN B. Godfrey © D. Short J. Wherry OVER 75 MEN J. Kracht ©

A. Smiech

OVER 75 MEN B M. Collins © I. Vrbatovic

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Over 30 Men Over 30 Women Over 60 Women Over 70 Men 1. Queensland Presidents Victoria Queensland 2. New South Wales Victoria Queensland N.S.W. 3. Victoria Victoria ‘B’ Presidents Victoria 4. South Australia Tasmania Queensland ‘B’ 5. Victoria ‘B’ Western Australia Presidents 6. South Australia ‘B’ Victoria ‘B’ A.C.T. 7. Presidents Victoria ‘C’ Victoria ‘B’ 8. A.C.T. South Australia 9. Queensland ‘B’ Queensland ‘C’ Over 40 Men Over 40 Women Over 50 Men Over 50 Women 1. New Zealand Victoria N.S.W. New Zealand 2. Victoria New Zealand Queensland Victoria 3. Queensland N.S.W. South Australia N.S.W. 4. South Australia Queensland New Zealand Queensland 5. N.S.W. South Australia Victoria Queensland ‘B’ 6. New Zealand ‘B’ N.S.W. ‘B’ Presidents ‘A’ 7. Victoria ‘B’ Over 65 Women Victoria ‘B’ N.S.W. ‘B’ 8. South Australia ‘B’ Presidents A.C.T. Presidents ‘B’ 9. W.A. South Australia Queensland ‘B’ Victoria ‘B’ 10. N.S.W. ‘B’ N.S.W. Presidents ‘A’ Presidents ‘C’ 11. Queensland ‘B’ N.S.W. ‘B’ Presidents ‘B’ 12. Presidents Victoria Presidents ‘C’ Over 60 Men Over 65 Men Over 70 Women Over 75 Men 1. New South Wales N.S.W. South Australia N.S.W. 2. Victoria New Zealand N.S.W. Victoria 3. Western Australia Queensland South Australia ‘B’ N.S.W. ‘B’ 4. South Australia Victoria New Zealand Queensland 5. A.C.T. Western Australia Tasmania South Australia 6. Queensland N.S.W. ‘B’ South Australia ‘C’ New Zealand 7. Victoria ‘B’ South Australia N.S.W. ‘B’ Northern Territory 8. New Zealand Queensland ‘B’ Queensland South Australia ‘B’ 9. W.A. ‘B’ A.C.T. Presidents 10. Queensland ‘B’ Victoria ‘B’ Over 75 Women Tasmania 11. N.S.W. ‘B’ N.S.W. ‘C’ 1. Victoria 12. Victoria ‘C’ Victoria ‘C’ 2. South Australia Over 80 Men 3. South Australia ‘B’ 1. Queensland Over 80 Women 4. Tasmania 2. Victoria 1. Victoria 5. New Zealand 3. Victoria ‘B’

2. South Australia 6. Victoria ‘B’ 4. N.S.W. ‘B’ 3. N.S.W. 7. Queensland 5. Western Australia

8. Western Australia 6. Victoria ‘C’ 9. N.S.W. 7. N.S.W. 10. N.S.W. ‘B’

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Over 30 Mens Singles: B. Griffiths (NZL) d. P. Langley -5, 9, 8, 8 Womens Singles: M. Saad (NSW) d. E. Widdup (Q) 9, 6, 4. Mens Doubles: C. Dye (NZL) / P. Langley (SA) d. S. Johnson / M. Warr (V) 8, 7, 7. Womens Doubles: K. Alisch / E. Morden (NSW) d. P-L. Galloway / E. Widdup (Q) 8, 9, -11, -7, 5. Mixed Doubles: P. & C. Langley d. L. Kozak / E. Widdup (Q) 4, 7, 6. Over 40 Mens Singles: S. Pandit (SA) d. P. Langley (SA) 9, 5, -9, 10 Womens Singles: L. Zhai (V) d. E. Morden (NSW) 10, 6, 5. Mens Doubles: B. Griffiths (NZL) / P. Langley (SA) d. N. Alavandar / J. Salem (V) 5, 5, 5. Womens Doubles: B.L. Bennett / L. Zhai (V) d. S. Sandley / J. Shaw (NZL) 8, 9, 9. Mixed Doubles: B. Griffiths / J. Shaw (NZL) d. P. & C. Langley 6, 3, -10, 5. Over 50 Mens Singles: B. Robson (NSW) d. C. Campbell (WA) 10, 8, 19. Womens Singles: L. Zhai (V) d. J. Shaw (NZL) 9, 6, 5. Mens Doubles: M. Geller / B. Huynh (V) d. E. Haiao / S. Mitchell (Q) 7, -5, 6, -5, 12. Womens Doubles: B.L. Bennett / L. Zhai (V) d. J. Ma (NSW) / T. Tanfana (NZL) 7, 7, 7. Mixed Doubles: S. Pandit (SA) / J. Shaw (NZL) d. S.& A. Mitchell (Q) 7, 7, 9. Over 60 Mens Singles: W. Heginbotham (NSW) d. C. Campbell (WA) 7, 6, 9. Womens Singles: R. Chambers (V) d. N. Nomura (WA) 7, 12, -8, 9. Mens Doubles: W. Heginbotham / B. Robson (NSW) d. B. Berry (V) / P. Pinkewich (NSW) 2, 7, -6, 6. Womens Doubles: V. Carruthers / R. Chambers (V) d. J. Aduckiewicz / C. Cowie (NSW) 4, 1, 4. Mixed Doubles: C. Campbell (WA) / T. Sulimova (NZL) d. P.M. Ranger (WA) / V. Carruthers (V) 9, -10, 9, -5, 8. Over 65 Mens Singles: B. Berry (V) d. P. Pinkewich (NSW) 1, 9, 8. Womens Singles: E. Kalich (NT) d. T. Sulimova (NZL) 3, -7, -11, 7, 6. Mens Doubles: B. Berry (V) / P. Pinkewich (NSW) d. J. Sherriff / M. Solomons (Q) -9, 7, 3, 4. Womens Doubles: L. Baker / J. Coombes (SA) d. J. Aduckiewicz /C. Cowie (NSW) -10, -6,

7,4,9. Mixed Doubles: P. Pinkewich (NSW) / L. Baker (SA) d. B. Berry (V) / V.Beaver (NZL) 6,-

7,7,8. Over 70 Mens Singles: T.L. Samuelsson (Q) d. T. Needham (Wal) 7, 7, 8. Womens Singles: R. Veerhuis (NSW) d. J. Coombes (SA) -9, 6, 7, 3. Mens Doubles: I. Le (NSW) / M. Wright (V) d. T. Needham (WAL) / C. Sim (V) 5, 1, -9, 3. Womens Doubles: J. Coombes / D. Darwent (SA) d. V. Beaver (NZL)/ M. Fischer (V) 7, 3, 7. Mixed Doubles: I. Le (NSW) / J. Coombes (SA) d. H. Wetsteyn / R. Veerhuis (NSW) 5,4,7. Over 75 Mens Singles: B. Reid (V) d. I. Le (NSW) -1, 6, 7, -11, 7. Womens Singles: P. Tait (V) d. K. Webber (NSW) 4, 8, 5. Mens Doubles: I. Le (NSW) / M. Wright (V) d. L. Curson / C. De Bondt (V) 6, 4, -11, 9. Womens Doubles: M. Mulcahy/P. Tait (V) d. C. Langley / H. Pannewig (SA) 3, 10, 2. Mixed Doubles: I. Le (NSW) /J. Coombes (SA) d. I. Klaf / P. Tait (V) 6, -2, 6, -5, 5.

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Over 80 Mens Singles: C. De Bondt (V) d. K. Sands (NSW) -7, 5, 5, 6 Womens Singles: B. Bird (SA) d. J. Wherry (SA) 4, 11, 9. Mens Doubles: CJ. Geraghty (V) / G. Lee (WA) d. C. De Bondt / J. Furness (V) 7, 9, -6, 7. Womens Doubles: B. Godfrey / J. Wherry (SA) d. B. Bird (SA) / L. McConnell (V) -7, 6, 9, -9,

3 Mixed Doubles: G. Lee (WA) / B. Bird (SA) d. T. Herbert (Q) / J. Wherry (SA) 3, 4, 3.

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2018 TableTennisWorld.com Award

Over 30 Men Paul Langley Over 30 Women Emma Widdup Over 40 Men Paul Langley Over 40 Women Lan Zhai Over 50 Men Stephen Mitchell Over 50 Women Lan Zhai Bill Robson Over 60 Men Wayne Heginbotham Over 60 Women Roma Chambers Over 65 Men Paul Pinkewich Over 65 Women Elfrida Kalich Over 70 Men Thomas Samuelsson Over 70 Women Julie Coombes Over 75 Men Inh Le Over 75 Women Pam Tait Over 80 Men Case De Bondt Over 80 Women Betty Bird

Order of Merit

Over 30 Men Over 30 Women

1 Lukas Kozak QLD 1 Oksana Listkova RUS

2 An Phan SA 2 Anushka Fernando VIC

3 Jason Tran VIC 3 Kelly Shaughnessy SA

4 Michael Warr VIC

5 Venkat Vangaveti QLD

6 John Ngo NSW

7 Jacky Wong NSW

8 Barak Mizrachi VIC

9 Raman Chandra NSW

10 Stanley Chan QLD


1 Paul Langley SA 1 Eriko Morden NSW

2 Barry Griffiths NZL 2 Oksana Listkova RUS

3 Simon Johnson VIC 3 Jumei Xu VIC

4 Stuart Armstrong NZL 4 Maha Saad NSW

5 Craig Dye NZL 5 Aviva Brindley VIC

6 Nandakumar Alavandar VIC 6 Tutty Tanfana NZL

7 Mitchell Connor QLD 7 Mimi Walle NZL

8 John Salem VIC 8 Catherine Fogarty NZL

9 Safwat Boktour QLD 9 Emma Widdup QLD

10 Hoa Ngo NZL 10 Claire Langley SA


1 Michael Bowrey NSW 1 Lan Zhai VIC

2 Stephen Mitchell QLD 2 Joanne Shaw NZL

3 Lyndon White NZL 3 Bei Zhang NZL

4 Trevor Walker SA 4 Beverley Clackson NSW

5 Bruce Judge NSW 5 Bernadette Mitchell QLD

6 Rodney Perry QLD 6 Joanna Ma NSW

7 Brett Evans NSW 7 Belgin Bennett VIC

8 Kevin Malyschko SA 8 Sabine Westenra NZL

9 Walter Ly NSW 9 Hai Yan Zhang QLD

10 David Griffiths VIC 10 Sarah Sandley NZL

Over 60 Men

Over 60 Women

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1 Wayne Heginbotham NSW 1 Roma Chambers VIC

2 Craig Campbell WA 2 Nanako Nomura WA

3 Bill Robson NSW 3 Irina Sakova TAS

4 Brian Berry VIC 4 Aidong Li NZL

5 David Liang SA 5 Linda Towler QLD

6 Jeff Drew WA 6 Gayle D'Arcy QLD

7 Wen Ung ACT 7 Alice Abbas SA

8 Paul Cheung QLD 8 Vicki Carruthers VIC

9 George Abdilla SA 9 Mary Dombrose WA

10 Henrik Nielsen ACT 10 Marilyn Knight VIC


1 Paul Pinkewich NSW 1 Elfrida Kalich NT

2 James Wong NSW 2 Tanya Sulimova NZL

3 Gary Walmsley QLD 3 Lorraine Baker SA

4 Kevin Fogarty NZL 4 Dawn Darwent SA

5 Doug Pattinson NZL 5 Jennifer Aduckiewicz NSW

6 Stephen Tai NSW 6 Rosemary Towers NSW

7 John Sherriff QLD 7 Chris Matthews SA

8 Gary McDougall SA 8 Joylene Morgan NSW

9 Cedric Wilson WA 9 Sarah Chin NSW

10 Graham Davies VIC 10 Carol Cowie NSW


1 Thomas Samuelsson QLD 1 Rose Veerhuis NSW

2 Tony Needham WAL 2 Julie Coombes SA

3 Martin Solomons QLD 3 Val Beaver NZL

4 Hans Wetsteyn NSW 4 Wendy Beaton SA

5 Igor Klaf VIC 5 Lenore Roder SA

6 Graeme Wells NSW 6 Cynthia Langley SA

7 Willy Labagala VIC 7 Chris Hooper TAS

8 Michael Ede VIC 8 Denise Tiller SA

9 Ted Davis NSW 9 Kate Webber NSW

10 Laixi Yan ACT 10 Dianne Tulloch NSW


1 Buddy Reid VIC 1 Pam Tait VIC

2 Inh Le NSW 2 Betty Bird SA

3 Jurgen Kracht SA 3 Honey Pannewig SA

4 Kevin Cope NSW 4 Margaret Gabbedy TAS

5 Horst Frohlich VIC 5 Margaret Mulcahy VIC

6 Thong Teck Lee NT 6 Lorraine Short SA

7 Harold Bligh QLD 7 Maureen Fischer VIC

8 Mick Wright VIC 8 Ngaire Garrett NZL

9 Alex Smiech SA 9 Gwenda Rapley SA

10 Alan Alabaster NZL 10 Lois McConnell VIC


1 Case De Bondt VIC 1 Lois McConnell VIC

2 Ron Hill QLD 2 Jill Wherry SA

3 Gordon Lee WA 3 Beryl Godfrey SA

4 Barry Driver QLD 4 Gillian Hutchinson NSW

5 Fred De Bondt VIC 5 Shirley Smith NSW

6 Bernie Kuiper NSW

7 Jim Furness VIC

8 Colin Geraghty VIC

9 Arthur Harrison VIC

10 John Younie NSW

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2018 Year End Australian Rankings

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