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DERWENT SAILING SQUADRON INC

2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

FLAG OFFICERS AND BOARD Commodore Steve Chau

Vice Commodore Racing Nicholas Connor

Rear Commodore Colleen McCulloch

Board Members Sue Allison-Rogers

James Bayly-Stark

David Brett

Paul Bottomley

Will Justo

David Short

Life Member on Board Ron Bugg

Treasurer Dianne Barkas

General Manager Shaun Tiedemann

Auditors Alison Flakemore – Crowe Horwath Tasmania

Honorary Solicitor Guy Abel

LIFE MEMBERS Robert Badenach, William Bale, John Batchler, John Blackwood, Scott Brain, Ronald

Bugg, Rodney Burnell, Roger Cummins, Brian Freeman, Harry Hale, Francis Ikin, Kevin

Jacobson, Richard Johnson, Gilbert Leitch, Colleen McCulloch, Ross Morrison, Alan

Purdon, David Short, Neville Smith, Junior Spaulding and Michael Webb.

SUB COMMITTEES

SAILING Nick Connor (Chair), Paul Boutchard, Scott Brain, Ronald Bugg, Steve Chau, David

Connor, Colleen Darcey, John Dawson, Ben Latham, Gilbert Leitch and Ian Ross.

PRINCIPAL RACE OFFICERS Robert Badenach, Ronald Bugg, Neil Harris, Nick Hutton, Gilbert Leitch and Ian Ross.

SAILING STAFF Dianne Barkas, Michelle Boutchard, Paul Boutchard, Harry Cooling, Kim Elliott, Bill

Fromberg, Paul Gray, Stephan Lubach and Peter Stanley

COMMITTEE BOATS Robert Badenach – Amurest (Nick Fleming), DSS - AK Ward, Alan Perkins – Masterpiece

and SBSC – Juicy Isle.

MARK LAYING / RESCUE BOATS Justin Atkinson, Carol Barber, Frank Bidejowski, Scott Brain, Edward Boutchard, Ronald

Bugg, David Connor, John Dawson, Peter Farley, Christopher Gudgin, Darryl Massie,

Rob Nolan, Phil Nolan, Nick Shuey and Peter Stanley.

PROTEST Scott Brain, Ronald Bugg, Rodney Burnell, David Connor, Colin Denny, Brendan Dwyer,

David Graney, Alan Purdon, Jonathan Rees and Sam Tiedemann.

SPECIAL EVENTS (PRO/RACE DIRECTOR) Ronald Young & Co Builders Pipe Opener Ian Ross

SB20 Australian Championships 2018 Ian Ross

Riversdale Estate Wines Launceston to Hobart Ronald Bugg

Derwent Boat Sales King of the Derwent Ian Ross

BOATING SERVICES David Brett (Chair), Jamie Bayly-Stark, David Bevan, Kim Elliott, Kevin Jacobson, Leigh

Johnston, David Short and Peter Williams.

BOAT SHED Michael Allen, Stanley Barnett, Peter Benson, David Bevan, Andrew Climie, Noel

Dalwood, Rodney Deane, Angela Dixon, Kim Elliott, Paul Gray, Ross Gilligan, Barry

Jones, Robert Loring, Colleen McCulloch, Peter Stanley, Ian Watchorn and Maurice

Wilson.

FINANCE, AUDIT AND RISK Dianne Barkas (Chair), Steve Chau, Dermot Crean, Heather McCallum and Shaun

Tiedemann (GM).

HOUSE AND SOCIAL Colleen McCulloch (Chair), Brad Aitken, Carol Barber, Michelle Boutchard, Lisa Burnell,

Catherine Kerr, Christine McMinn, Mary Norris, Peter Rogers, David Smith, Louisa

Vanderkruk and Frances Williams.

MEMBERSHIP, CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNANCE James Bayly-Stark (Chair), Richard Fisher and Alice Grubb.

HISTORY WORKING GROUP Ron Bugg (Chair), Rob Barrett, David Bevan and Richard Johnston.

OBITUARIES It is with regret that we record the passing during the year of David Freese.

COMMODORE’S REPORT

Welcome to the 2018-19 Commodore’s Report. It has been another terrific year for the Club with so many notable achievements. The Club has grown from strength to strength and I am so very proud to be associated an organisation whose focus continues to be to improve our sailing, boating and member services. This is my last report as Commodore with it now time for me to pass the Chair on. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time on the Executive for the past eight years. My fellow Flag Officers, the Board and staff have worked diligently to transform the Club into a vibrant place where we can enjoy our on-water pursuits and social gatherings. We have reached many milestones in the past twelve months. Our floating marina has reached its capacity ahead of time, our skippers and crews have excelled themselves locally, nationally and internationally with many significant results and financially we remain in a strong fiscal position having met and exceeded budget for the 2018-19 year. Our future is bright with strong Board leadership and strategic management. A summary of key highlights of our past year is provided below set out under our four strategic pillars, membership; sailing and aquatic activities; facilities and services and governance and business services.

Our Membership

This financial year has been one of consolidation. We were able to reach full capacity of our floating and fixed pile marina well in advance of forecasts which is a terrific outcome. We now expect our membership growth to plateau and return to the organic growth witnessed in previous years before the marina development. In line with last year, the number of new family memberships is significant and reflects the family centric culture at our Club. Many of our signature events are family orientated and has been strongly supported these past few years. The most notable has been the transformation of the annual At Home celebration. This is welcoming news and one we hope to promote as a key highlight in the social calendar along with our other signature events. Our association with the Sandy Bay Sailing Club, Sailability and other partner organisations are important and provide significant synergies for members and families.

Sailing and Aquatic Activities

This year is an extraordinary year of sailing achievements by Club members across a range of sailing disciplines. Club members have achieved handicap overall victories in the Sydney to Hobart, Melbourne to Hobart and Launceston to Hobart yacht races. ‘Alive’, owned by Phil Turner and skippered by Duncan Hine was the Tattersall Cup overall winner of the 2018 Rolex Sydney to Hobart yacht race, “Whistler” owned by David Aplin was IRC, AMS and PHS handicap winner in the 2018 Melbourne to Hobart yacht race and Shaun Tiedemann’s yacht “Philosopher” was overall handicap winner for the 2018 Launceston to Hobart race. This is a remarkable outcome for all these noteworthy skippers and their outstanding crews.

Furthermore, Club members, Mike Pritchard sailing “Oskana” took out the Line Honours in the 2018 Melbourne to Hobart and Garry Smith sailed his yacht “Fork in the Road” to yet another Line Honours win in the 2018 Riversdale Estate Launceston to Hobart, his 7th Line Honours victory in the race’s 11-year history.

At a local level, DSS yachts and crews sailed extremely well in the 2018/19 Combined Clubs Program with multiple wins in several Divisions. “Philosopher”, “Wings Three”, “MEM” and “Young Lion” all had a great season gaining pennant wins in their respective Divisions. Wayne Banks-Smith again had a great season, capped off by winning the prestigious Lipton Cup at the Hobart Regatta.

At a youth level, our Junior members have excelled themselves. Alice Buchanan and Dervla Duggan sailed their 29’er to wins at the Australian 29ers Woman’s Championship, Australian Youth Championship and Tasmanian Youth Championship. Will Sargent and his crew had another successful year winning the 2018 Tasmanian Schools Team Championship and Australian Schools Match Racing Championship. Very well done again to Hugo Allison, who with his crew James Gough won the International Cadet Australian Championship. This was the 3rd time Hugo has won the event, twice as crew and this time as skipper. Congratulations to Alice and Dervla who have been selected to represent Australia in the Youth World Championships, Will who has been selected to represent Australia at the 2019 Pacific Games and Hugo who will captain the Australian International Cadet team in Poland in July 2019.

The Squadron is extremely proud of the achievements of all its sailors this past year. The 2018-2019 year proved to be an exceptional year across a whole diversity of yachting events. Each year the Club runs hundreds of races and this would not be possible without the substantive volunteer efforts by the loyal group of on water and off water volunteers and race management teams. I would sincerely like to thank each and every one of these volunteers for giving their time and energy to make our sailing program one of the best in Australia. Without your individual contributions we would not have a sailing division as vibrant and successful as it is.

Facilities and Services

We haven’t seen a significant spend on infrastructure in the past year but there are a number of significant projects planned for the next financial year. A great majority of these projects have started already or are ready to be executed. The most significant will be the redevelopment of the marina amenity block with toilets, shower and laundry facilities for servicing the marina complex. This will provide additional amenities for members outside of normal Club hours. Additionally, there are plans to provide disability toilets within Squadron Clubhouse.

A new diesel fueling facility will be installed and completed prior to the next sailing season. This has been a long-term initiative approved by the Board some time ago however it has taken considerable time and effort to get final planning permits in place. This will mark the return of fuel services to the Squadron after this service was removed a number of years ago. Obviously, with the increased number of vessels in the Marina this will be a welcome member service.

Work has been completed on the internal fencing between the car park and trailer boat storage areas, and provides increased security and separation between the working yard and the thoroughfare from the car park to the marina. The installation of the fencing also coincides with the erection of new car park and boat yard lights and the installation of extra security camera systems improving safety and security for all members. It is planned the whole boat yard will be enclosed at some time in the future.

This year an initiative will be implemented to supply metered powered points in the fixed pile marina to support boat owners who wish to have power available 24 hours, 7 days a week. This has been long overdue and a welcomed initiative.

Further improvements are planned over the coming months to complete a makeover of the entrance to the Clubhouse and Clubhouse façade. Several years ago, we completed the southern Clubhouse extension but our Marieville Esplanade street frontage and internal entrances to the Club have been neglected. We aim to improve these aspects over the course of the next financial year.

Governance and Business Services

Financially we have had another great year, meeting and exceeding budget across many of our Club divisions. I would like to acknowledge and thank our hard-working Finance Sub-Committee chaired by Treasurer Dianne Barkas and ably supported by Heather McCullum and Dermot Crean. They have again provided invaluable guidance and review of our financial affairs. The sub-committee’s support and direction to the Board and General Manager is very much appreciated. We are so very lucky to have such a committed and highly skilled Finance Sub-Committee. I’m pleased to say we have a great relationship with our creditors and have made over $650,000 in debt repayments this past financial year. With prudent management of the Club finances the DSS is in a good position to continue to pay down its debt.

The hard-working chair of our Governance/ Membership and Constitution Sub-Committee, Jamie Bayly-Stark has again worked diligently with management and other sub-committees to draft a number of operational policies. These include; a contractor policy, car park policy, live-a-board policy and the shed and dinghy storage policy. The creation of these policies will provide management with structural and operational fairness across various areas of the organisation.

Our decision to invest in a whole of club IT system is returning operational efficiencies and a streamlining of business processes. This year we further invested in IT to complement our core information system with a dedicated function management package.

I would like to acknowledge the hard-working Flag Officers, Board and members of our various sub-committees. The DSS is still a small business but is supported by an enormous army of volunteer members. Without the contributions of all of our volunteers the Club would not be what it is. I am so very respectful and thankful of the efforts each and every volunteer bring to the Club. So many volunteers continue to give without wanting acknowledgement or recognition for their time and energy. We are so very blessed by their assistances. Over my eight years as Vice Commodore and Commodore, I have witnessed significant change across each of our Club sections. The Club has grown considerably this past decade. The most noticeable has been the significant investment in Club infrastructure, initially the redevelopment of the DSS ramp, the DSS wharf, the refurbishment and broader extension to the Clubhouse and then the development of our multi-million dollar floating marina. In addition, we purchased new patrol boats, updated the kitchen facility and IT systems and installed a new flagpole, amongst many other projects.

These initiatives would not be possible without the expertise and directions of a strong Board and support of the Executive. Over the past few years the contributions of the Board have raised the level of the Club’s professionalism and financial maturity to a position that will put the Club in good stead for the future. The competence and experience of the Board continues to provide management with sound decision making and strong strategic direction. This has been a major change in the way the Club operates and I’m very supportive of this process.

I would like to sincerely thank each and every Board member and sub-committee members for their contributions. We certainly would not have a Club that is as successful as it is now without your input. Our success is not only measured by what assets we have but by the people and culture within the Club. I so often hear how welcoming and engaged the Club is. It hasn’t been easy to maintain the level of membership engagement we have and there is certainly room for improvement but it is heartening to reflect our membership has grown over 30% in the past five years.

Our General Manager has worked tirelessly to maintain operational budget and the smooth running of services within the Club. Our staff work diligently to make sure members services are delivered professionally and in a timely and efficient manner. Most members would not know that many of our staff give so much of their personal time to assist with key Club events and functions, like the annual Launceston to Hobart yacht race, Kravats on the Lawn and our annual At Home. This is above and beyond our expectations of them. It is a balancing act ensuring our services are sustainable with limited staff resourcing and funds. I sincerely thank each and every staff member for their dedication and support to the Club this year.

As I end my term as Commodore I look fondly back at the achievements and opportunities we have created. There are some very memorable moments along the way but I am very excited for the future of the Club. The future is bright, as we pay down debt associated with the floating marina cash reserves will grow providing an opportunity to take the Club any direction the membership decide. I have been extremely humbled to contribute and represent the Club along with my fellow Flag Officers. I have the upmost confidence the Board and incoming Commodore will guide the Club to a fruitful and positive future.

It is unfortunate but I must acknowledge the passing of members that have left us. I would like to extend a sincere sympathy to the family and friends of members that have passed away this year:

David Freese Full Member 2017 - 2018

I sincerely thank all the staff of the Squadron for their outstanding contributions. I thank my fellow Board members and most importantly I thank all those members that have provided so much of their time to allow all members to enjoy the Squadron for what it is.

Dr Steve Chau Commodore

VICE COMMODORE RACING REPORT

The 2018-2019 sailing season has been unprecedented in its success for the Derwent Sailing Squadron and our members, cementing our place as the premier yacht racing club in Hobart. An impressive number of series and races have been organised and successfully conducted by the club. It has been an honour to have led an enthusiastic group of volunteers on and off the water - without whom there would not be any racing at all. I extend my sincere thanks the Squadron’s Sailing Committee - Gilbert Leitch, Ian Ross, David Connor, Ben Latham, Colleen Darcey, Scott Brain, John Dawson, Paul Boutchard and Ron Bugg. They are all volunteers and are very much the driving force behind new ideas for racing within the DSS and Combined Clubs - Thank you all!

Events conducted this year include - The 50th Pipe Opener Series, the 12th Launceston to Hobart Race, the 41st King of the Derwent, SB20 Summer Pennant Series, SB20 Australian Championship, Pre and Post - Christmas Twilight Series, the Autumn Short Handed Series and the Winter Series. As well, we chaired the Combined Clubs Committee this year organising the Summer Pennant Series and Inshore Series and three Mid-Week Series.

Events such as these would be impossible to organize and hold without the assistance of the following people:

• Race Director Ron Bugg - Launceston to Hobart

• Principle Race Officers; Gilbert Leitch - Autumn Short Handed Series, Twilights, Midweek Series, Castray Combined Clubs Pennant Series, Ian Ross - King of the Derwent, SB20 Australian Championship, Pipe Opener, Inshore Series, SB20 Twilights, SB20 Sprint Day’s and SB20Winter Series, Neil Harris - SB20, Inshore and Twilights, Robert Badenach - Winter Series.

• The skippers of the Committee Boats; Alan Perkins, (Masterpiece) - Pipe Opener, SB20 Australian Championship, DSS Combined Clubs mid-river Races, Robert Badenach (Amurest) - Winter Series.

• Volunteer Race Officials; Peter Stanley, Paul & Michelle Boutchard, Dianne Barkas, Paul Gray, Kim Elliot, Stephan Lubach, Harry Cooling, Bill Fromberg

• Volunteer Patrol Boat Crews; Edward Boutchard, Chris Gudgin, Darryl Massie, Rob Nolan, Ron Bugg, Carol Barber, Dave Connor, Phil Nolan, John Dawson, Nick Shuey, Scott Brain. Frank Bidejowski

Thank you all for your efforts and contributions this past year.

Race Series and Day Race sponsors play a very significant role in the clubs racing program. We would like to thank our major sponsors Riversdale Estate Wines, Derwent Boat Sales, iWest Insurance, Nautilus Marine, Cascade Brewery, Ronald Young & Co. Builders, Battery World and Quantum Sail Design Group and Innovative Electrical along with our supporters Department of Premier and Cabinet, Kermandie Hotel, Peter Johnston Ship Chandlers, Tasbulk, TasPorts and TASSAL. Without their support yacht racing would be very different from the way we know it.

We are so very proud of the performances of our keelboat and one design race fleet over the 2018 - 2019 racing season. Congratulations go to all the skippers and crews that performed well in this year’s racing. Of particular note are-

ALIVE Phillip Turner with sailing master Duncan Hine winner of the Tattersalls Cup for overall handicap win in the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race 2018 along with the Charleston Trophy for overall winner on ORCi. Alive also won the NOSA Trophy, best elapsed time in the 72nd Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race 2019 as well as the Amigo Trophy for first time skipper and the Lahaina YC Trophy best elapsed time PHRF.

PHILOSOPHER Shaun Tiedemann - Australian IRC champion,1st IRC Launceston to Hobart Race, Combined Clubs Offshore Champion, 1st IRC & AMS Bruny Island Race, 1st IRC & AMS Maria Island Race, 1st IRC & AMS Combined Club Inshore Series,1st IRC & AMS Festival of Sails Rating Division 3 and 1st IRC, AMS & PHS - DSS Club Pennant.

WHISTLER David Aplin & Jo Breen - 1st IRC, PHS & AMS Melbourne to Hobart Yacht Race

INTRIGUE Don Calvert - 1st Group 1 AMS Combined Clubs Pennant Series.

WINGS THREE Peter Haros - 1st Group 2 IRC & AMS Combined Clubs Pennant Series.

YOUNG LION Steve Chau - 1st Group 3 IRC and AMS Combined Clubs Pennant Series. 1st Group 2 IRC and AMS Combined Clubs Inshore Series.

MEM Paul & Michelle Boutchard - 1st Group 1 PHS Combined Clubs Inshore Series.

OSKANA Michael Pritchard - Line Honours in the Melbourne to Hobart Yacht Race, Line Honours in the Maria Island Race and Bruny Island Race.

EXPORT ROO Michael Cooper - 1st 2018 SB20 National Championship.

COOK YOUR Felicity Allison & Jill Abel - 2018 Women’s SB20 National OWN DINNER Championship

THE FORK IN Gary Smith & Geoff White - 1st Line Honours in the Launceston to THE ROAD Hobart Race

KARABOS IX Nick Rogers - 1st Corinthian & Masters crew in the 2019 International Dragon Class World Championships - Fremantle WA

WAR GAMES Wayne Banks-Smith – Overall winner of the 2019 Lipton Cup

The 12th running of the Launceston to Hobart yacht race was again proudly sponsored by Riversdale Estate Wines and our sincere appreciation to Ian and Wendy Roberts from Riversdale Estate for their amazing support. The Squadron is extremely fortunate to receive invaluable support from many dedicated members whose efforts underpinned the events success. Race Director, Ron Bugg and his fine team of volunteers ensured that the race was again conducted professionally and safely. Congratulations to Shaun Tiedemann and the PHILOSOPHER crew in winning IRC and well-done Gary Smith and THE FORK IN THE ROAD crew on winning a close finish for yet another L2H line honours.

In December 2018 the Squadron was honoured to be selected by the Australian SB20 Association to conduct the 2018 Australian Championship. Michael Cooper along with Sam Tiedemann and Dave Chapman - EXPORT ROO - was crowned the SB20 Australian Champions after a hard-fought regatta, whilst the new Australian SB20 Women’s Champion is Felicity Allison, Jill Abel, Bridget Hutton and Melissa Ford - COOK YOUR OWN DINNER.

This coming year the DSS hands over the chair of the Combined Clubs committee to Bellerive Yacht Club and we very much look forward to another great season of sailing.

Nick Connor Vice Commodore

REAR COMMODORE’S REPORT

This year the House has shown a positive return for the Club. Events conducted by House and Social Committee have been extremely well attended by members and friends and our external bookings for functions and events, has given a positive financial outcome.

Our major House and Social functions, consisting of the Cancer Council Trivia Night, the revamped and highly successful "At Home Winter Feast", the well-attended Working Bee and AFL Grand Final, the L2H Launch supported by our sponsor, Riversdale Estate Wines, "Salty Dog" photographic exhibition, the great family friendly Xmas Party and the popular DSS Day on the Lawn have all been developed, planned and delivered by a very dedicated and creative House and Social Sub-Committee.

I sincerely thank House & Social Sub-Committee members, Brad Aitken, Frances Williams, Lisa Burnell, Cathryn Kerr, Louisa Vanderkruk, Mary Norris, Christine McMinn, Carol Barber, David Smith and Peter Williams for their continuing support, commitment, creative ideas and enthusiasm.

The Boat Shed has grown from very small beginnings to a group of members who have dedicated many hours giving back to their Club. A major development this year has seen the Boat Shed group move from our small premises to outstanding accommodation in the former canoe shed. This relocation has provided an opportunity to create a mezzaine floor and both areas are fully utilised. Their list of achievements are far too long to list here, but I thank them all sincerely for their time, commitment, creativity and friendship.

I have many people to thank who have been a tremendous support to me over the last 12 months. I have already acknowledged the House & Social Sub-Committee, and all our events and programs were not possible without the help of many great volunteers. I thank you sincerely for your contribution and ongoing commitment.

The Executive, Board and Office Staff have been very supportive of all programs, events and initiatives preferred by House and Social. I would like to thank our General Manager, Shaun Tiedemann for his ongoing assistance, guidance and support of my ideas. My partner Peter Stanley, has also been very supportive and I thank him for his continued commitment to the Club.

I have enjoyed my time as Rear Commodore of this great Club and will continue my involvement and commitment for many years to come.

We have a stunning waterfront venue, overlooking our private marina with the back drop of the beautiful Derwent River, providing the perfect location for all occasions. I encourage all members to make use of these amazing facilities on a regular basis or for that special occasion.

Colleen McCulloch Rear Commodore

SAILTRAIN REPORT

The Squadron is privileged to be the only full-time training body in Tasmania to offer Royal Yachting Association (RYA) courses whose qualifications are recognized worldwide, we also run Australian Sailing (AS) qualifications.

SailTrain this year has been settling in to a slightly new direction. We have been fortunate to have Jo Breen join our team. She brings with her a wealth of training experience, along with racing experience having completed the Melbourne to Osaka Two Handed yacht race and many other offshore passages. It is pleasing to see how well her program in the SB20 class for women has been received. The RYA courses of Start Yachting, Competent Crew and International Certificate of Competence have been well supported.

Our Chief Instructor Jeremy Parker has run a number of Inshore and Coastal Navigation courses, the revised VHF radio course and, together with Jo, the AS Safety and Sea Survival course. These courses are well supported by the racing section, but I would strongly recommend them to anyone going cruising if only for the real-life experience of using a Life Raft. This coming year we are adding a number of new courses including the AS Safety and Sea Survival Revalidation, AS Start Power Boating and AS Powerboat Handling courses.

As well as advertised courses, our instructors are available for specilaised training and tuition and have recently helped a new member who is a first-time boat owner as well as prepared one of our members for his successful Yachtmaster Ocean examination.

The Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) Motor Boat Licence course has been the course with the highest participation in excess of 160 students this year. We are fortunate to have the services of Oliver Burnell, Sam Tiedeman and Michael Thorpe to help.

Another RYA course held at the Squadron this year was the RYA Diesel Engine Course which is a great course to help you prevent and solve diesel engine failure with our instructor Garry Kennedy.

I would like to thank all of our instructors for their dedication to SailTrain and maintaining the high standard of the training program.

David Short

SailTrain Principal

TREASURER’S REPORT It is with great pleasure that I present the annual financial report of the Derwent Sailing Squadron for the year ended 31 March 2019.

This report and the financial performance of the Squadron is reflective of the outstanding financial guidance provided by our volunteer Finance Sub-Committee. The Squadron is extremely thankful for their contribution and on behalf the Board I thank Dermot Crean, Heather McCallum and Commodore Steve Chau. We all can take much confidence that the Squadron’s financial future is in good hands.

The Squadron continues to prioritise financial sustainability as a key tenant in the Finance Sub-Committees deliberations and planning. Our long-term financial plan provides a robust and tangible KPI and it is very pleasing that the financial trajectory remains ahead of this long-term plan. During the 2018 – 2019 financial year I am very pleased to advise members that we paid $656,000 off our marina loan and in doing so put our debt reduction situation ahead of our long-term plan. We will again in the coming year make further substantial debt reductions.

The Squadrons overall EBITDA, earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortisation, in 2018 – 2019 is up substantially again this year, in total by 14.7% or $86,422. Net income improved by $207,834 with the current year profit at $187,661 being better than budgeted and in advance of our long-term forecast result for the financial year. Cash movement was better than budgeted and forecast, largely due to diligent monitoring and managing of our finances.

The corner stones of the Squadron’s financial performance continue to be our marina, food and beverage services and boating services with, sailing and training services showing revenue increases for the year. At the same time, consistent with our increasing operational scale, operating costs have increased. Following an increase in marina revenues of 24.7% this year, the marina remains the most significant revenue source for the Squadron and now substantially exceeds food and beverage revenues. Boating services revenue was again up this year, by 11.3%.

During the year the Squadron invested $153,979 in capital projects and consistent with our strategic and long-term financial plan we will this coming year invest significant capital towards improving and updating our infrastructure. It is intended that we will improve member facilities by replacing the pine wharf, construct the Marina amenities block including accessibility provisions, install a Fuelling facility, expanded our CCTV systems and a number of other smaller projects. Budget provisions have been made to that effect.

The Marina expansion is proving very successful from both a boating and financial perspective. Further underpinning marina revenues over the next 2 years will be maturing five-year leases which will return to the lease pool. These long-term arrangements provided seed funding for the marina expansion and we are thankful for those members’ contributions towards the long-term development of the Squadron.

The above is good news to be reporting and it is reassuring that things continue to move in the right direction. As mentioned last year, however, we cannot relax and we shall remain vigilant as we do have aging infrastructure to monitor and attend to and cannot know when storms or circumstances will not move in our favour. Our forward-looking Strategic Plan continues to provision for substantial additional capital expenditure and clearance of our debt, sensibly, as early as is practical. As always, the provision of exceptional member services and facilities will continue to be our major focus.

The Squadron is fortunate to have continuing hands-on oversight of the Squadron with clear accomplishments in all aspects of our activities and operations from our General Manager, Shaun Tiedemann.

Finally, I wish to acknowledge and thank our Administration Manager, Abbalena Whalan and her team for their diligent management of our financial and administration systems. Well done Abbalena and many thanks.

Dianne Barkas Treasurer

Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc.Financial Report

For the Year Ended 31 March 2019

Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc.

ContentsFor the Year Ended 31 March 2019

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Financial StatementsBoard Report 1Statement by Members of the Board 3Statement of Comprehensive Income 4Statement of Financial Position 5Statement of Changes in Equity 6Statement of Cash Flows 7Notes to the Financial Statements 8Auditors Independence Declaration 16Independent Audit Report 17


Board Report31 March 2019

The Board members submit the financial report of the Association for the financial year ended 31 March 2019.

1. General information

Officers/Board Members

The names of the Officers/Board in office at any time during, or since the end of, the year are:Names Position Appointed/Resigned

Flag OfficersSteve Chau Commodore Elected 27/06/2018

Paul Bottomley Vice Commodore Resigned 27/06/2018

Nick Connor Vice Commodore Elected 27/06/2018

Colleen McCulloch Rear Commodore Elected 27/06/2018

Dianne Barkas Treasurer Elected 27/06/2018

BoardDavid Brett Board Member Elected 28/06/2018

David Short Board Member Elected 23/07/2018

Kathryn McCann Board Member Resigned 27/06/2018

Nick Connor Board Member Resigned 27/06/2018

Sue Allison-Rogers Board Member Elected 27/06/2018

James Bayly-Stark Board Member Elected 27/06/2018

Paul Bottomley Board Member Appointed 23/07/2018

Ron Bugg Board Member Elected 27/06/2018

Shaun Tiedemann Public Officer Appointed 27/06/2018

(a) Life Member

Robert Badenach, William Bale, John Batchler, John Blackwood, Scott Brain, Ron Bugg, Rodney Burnell, RogerCummins, Brian Freeman, Harry Hale, Francis Ikin, Kevin Jacobson, Richard Johnson, Gilbert Leitch, ColleenMcCulloch, Ross Morrison, Mick Purdon, David Short, Neville Smith, Junior Spaulding and Michael Webb.

Principal activities

The principal activities of the Association during the financial year were:

- Promote the sport of sail boat racing and cruising;

- Provide a meeting place for Derwent Sailing Squadron members, their families and community members; and

- Provide/maintain facilities to the members that facilitate sail boat racing and cruising.

Significant changes

No significant change in the nature of these activities occurred during the year.

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Statement of Comprehensive IncomeFor the Year Ended 31 March 2019

2019

$

2018

$

IncomeFee and event income 138,493 116,455

Grants 15,128 15,824

Hire and lease income 1,150,279 935,518

Insurance claim 83,514 -

Interest income 998 1,643

Other income 54,651 62,662

Sale of goods 589,008 604,581

Sponsorship 56,154 66,087

Subscription income 189,755 183,544

Total Income 2,277,980 1,986,314

Less: ExpensesAccounting fees 11,630 10,900

Advertising 9,361 11,342

Bad debts 2,169 (907)

Bank charges 10,121 12,482

Cleaning 38,714 37,201

Cost of sales 241,973 247,839

Depreciation 302,857 357,798

Electricity and water 99,697 77,076

Employee costs 643,140 571,607

Event, courses & functions 30,314 37,016

(Gain)/Loss on disposal of asset (4,255) 9,205

Insurance 55,296 51,129

Interest & line fee expense 186,123 182,285

IT expenses 37,767 36,699

Lease rentals on operating lease 136,474 126,144

Legal expenses - 13,475

Licenses & dues 13,188 5,781

Minor asset purchases <$1000 9,822 7,762

Plant and equipment hire 44,866 48,298

Postage 3,630 4,703

Printing and stationery 8,936 12,492

Prizes and awards 34,247 30,130

Repairs and maintenance 56,480 70,300

Stakeholder servicing 10,820 17,447

Subscriptions 27,551 9,291

Sundry expenses 55,002 25,864

Uniforms 24,395 19,829

Total Expenses 2,090,318 2,033,188

Net surplus/(deficit) for the year 187,662 (46,874)

Other comprehensive income - -

Total comprehensive income 187,662 (46,874)

The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.4


Statement of Financial PositionAs At 31 March 2019

Note

2019

$

2018

$

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETSCash and cash equivalents 3 503,301 743,567

Trade and other receivables 4 85,762 115,391

Stock on hand 39,872 40,052

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 628,935 899,010

NON-CURRENT ASSETSProperty, plant and equipment 5 7,775,500 7,908,076

TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 7,775,500 7,908,076

TOTAL ASSETS 8,404,435 8,807,086

LIABILITIES

CURRENT LIABILITIESTrade and other payables 6 73,609 138,505

Employee benefits 7 42,587 44,090

Other accruals 27,430 25,669

Amounts received in advance 527,399 401,892

Member receipts in advance 1,155 2,357

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 672,180 612,513

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIESEmployee benefits 7 19,926 13,906

Marina loan 4,000,000 4,656,000

TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 4,019,926 4,669,906

TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,692,106 5,282,419

NET ASSETS 3,712,329 3,524,667

MEMBERS' EQUITYReserves - 1,160,846

Accumulated surpluses 3,712,329 2,363,821

TOTAL MEMBERS' EQUITY 3,712,329 3,524,667



Statement of Changes in EquityFor the Year Ended 31 March 2019

2019

AccumulatedSurpluses

$

AssetRevaluation

Reserve

$

Total

$

Balance at 1 April 2018 2,363,821 1,160,846 3,524,667

Transfer (from)/to reserves 1,160,846 (1,160,846) -

Net surplus/(deficit) for the year 187,662 - 187,662

Balance at 31 March 2019 3,712,329 - 3,712,329

2018

AccumulatedSurpluses

$

AssetRevaluation

Reserve

$

Total

$

Balance at 1 April 2017 2,410,695 1,160,846 3,571,541

Net surplus/(deficit) for the year (46,874) - (46,874)

Balance at 31 March 2018 2,363,821 1,160,846 3,524,667



Statement of Cash FlowsFor the Year Ended 31 March 2019

Note

2019

$

2018

$

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:Cash received from customers and members 2,661,381 2,093,441

Cash paid to suppliers and employees (1,894,499) (1,687,938)

Bank interest received 999 1,648

Net cash provided by operating activities 8(b) 767,881 407,151

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES:Purchase of property, plant and equipment (171,026) (94,216)

Proceeds from property plant and equipment 5,001 (52)

Net cash used by investing activities (166,025) (94,268)

CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES:Bank loan interest and line fees (186,122) (182,285)

Repayments of Marina loan (656,000) -

Net cash used by financing activities (842,122) (182,285)

Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents held (240,266) 130,598

Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 743,567 612,969

Cash and cash equivalents at end of financial year 8(a) 503,301 743,567



Notes to the Financial StatementsFor the Year Ended 31 March 2019

The financial statements cover Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc. as an individual entity. Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc. is anot-for-profit Association incorporated in Tasmania under the Associations Incorporation Act (Tas) 1964 ('the Act').

The functional and presentation currency of Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc. is Australian dollars.

1. Basis of Preparation

This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reportingrequirements of the Associations Incorporation Act (Tas) 1964. The Board has determined that the Association is not areporting entity. The Association is a not for profit entity for financial reporting purposes.

The financial statements, except for the cash flow information, have been prepared on an accruals basis and arebased on historic costs and do not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated,current valuations of non-current assets. The amounts presented within the financial statements have been rounded tothe nearest dollar.

The following significant accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated,have been adopted in the preparation of these financial statements.

Comparative Figures

Where appropriate, comparative figures have been adjusted to conform to changes in presentation for the currentfinancial year.

2. Summary of Significant Accounting Policies

(a) Cash and cash equivalents

Cash and cash equivalents comprises cash on hand, demand deposits and short-term investments which arereadily convertible to known amounts of cash and which are subject to an insignificant risk of change in value.

(b) Inventories

Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Cost of inventory is determined usingthe first-in-first-out basis and is net of any rebates and discounts received.

(c) Property, plant and equipment

Each class of property, plant and equipment is carried at cost or fair value less, where applicable, anyaccumulated depreciation.

Where the cost model is used, the asset is carried at its cost less any accumulated depreciation. Costs includepurchase price, other directly attributable costs and the initial estimate of the costs of dismantling and restoringthe asset, where applicable.

Land and buildings

Land and buildings are measured using the cost model.

Plant and equipment

Plant and equipment are measured using the cost model.

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(c) Property, plant and equipment

Depreciation

Property, plant and equipment, excluding freehold land, is depreciated on a straight-line basis over the assetsuseful life to the Association, commencing when the asset is ready for use.

The depreciation rates used for each class of depreciable asset are shown below:Fixed asset class Depreciation rate

Buildings 2.5%

Slipways and Jetty 5 - 20%

Marina and Moorings 0 - 5%

Plant and Equipment 5 - 33%

Patrol Boats 10%

At the end of each annual reporting period, the depreciation method, useful life and residual value of each assetis reviewed. Any revisions are accounted for prospectively as a change in estimate.

(d) Trade payables

Trade and other payables represent the liability outstanding at the end of the reporting period for goods andservices received by the Association during the reporting period which remain unpaid.

(e) Income Tax

The Association is self assessed as being exempt from income tax under Division 50 of the Income TaxAssessment Act 1997.

(f) Leases

The lease for the Marina and Jetty has been renegotiated with the State Government. They are now combinedinto a single lease agreement signed 23rd of March 2015 for a period of 50 years.

The building is owned by Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc. and the land is owned by the Hobart City Council. Thelease for the land between Derwent Sailing Squadron Inc. and the Hobart City Council was renewed in 1991 forthe next 65 years.

(g) Revenue and other income

Revenue is recognised when the amount of the revenue can be measured reliably, it is probable that economicbenefits associated with the transaction will flow to the Association and specific criteria relating to the type ofrevenue as noted below, has been satisfied.

Revenue is measured at the fair value of the consideration received or receivable and is presented net ofreturns, discounts and rebates.

All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).

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(g) Revenue and other income

Sale of goods

Revenue is recognised on transfer of goods to the customer as this is deemed to be the point in time whenrisks and rewards are transferred and there is no longer any ownership or effective control over the goods.

Grant revenue

Grant revenue is recognised in the when the Association obtains control of the grant, it is probable that theeconomic benefits gained from the grant will flow to the entity and the amount of the grant can be measuredreliably.

When grant revenue is received whereby the Association incurs an obligation to deliver economic value directlyback to the contributor, this is considered a reciprocal transaction and the grant revenue is recognised in thestatement of financial position as a liability until the service has been delivered to the contributor, otherwise thegrant is recognised as income on receipt.

Rendering of services

Revenue in relation to rendering of services is recognised depending on whether the outcome of the servicescan be estimated reliably. If the outcome can be estimated reliably then the stage of completion of the servicesis used to determine the appropriate level of revenue to be recognised in the period.

If the outcome cannot be reliably estimated then revenue is recognised to the extent of expenses recognisedthat are recoverable.

Subscriptions

Revenue from the provision of membership subscriptions is recognised on a straight line basis over the periodthat the membership subscription relates.

Other income

Other income is recognised on an accruals basis when the Association is entitled to it.

(h) Goods and Services Tax (GST)

Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GSTincurred is not recoverable from the Australian Tax Office. In these circumstances, the GST is recognised aspart of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense. Receivables and payables in thestatement of financial position are shown inclusive of GST.

(i) Provisions

Provisions are recognised when the Association has a legal or constructive obligation, as a result of pastevents, for which it is probable that an outflow of economic benefits will result and that outflow can be reliablymeasured.

Provisions recognised represent the best estimate of the amounts required to settle the obligation at the end ofthe reporting period.

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(j) Adoption of new and revised accounting standards

During the current year, standards which became mandatory had no significant impact on the financial report ofDerwent Sailing Squadron Inc.

(k) New accounting standards for application in future periods

The AASB has issued new and amended Accounting Standards and Interpretations that have mandatoryapplication dates for future reporting periods. The Association has decided against early adoption of theseStandards. The following table summarises those future requirements, and their impact on the Association. TheAssociation has decided not to early adpot any of the new and amended pronouncements. The Association'sassessment of the new and amended pronouncements that are relevant to the Association but application inthe future reporting periods is set out below:

Standard Name

Effective dateforAssociation Requirements Impact

AASB 15 Revenue fromContracts with Customers

1 January2019

New standard in which revenue isrecognised to depict the transfer ofcontrol of promised goods andservices to a customer (rather thanwhen risks and rewards transfers) atthe amount that reflects theconsideration to which the entityexpects to be entitled.

The Associationcontinues toundertake animpact assessmentto determine theimpact. Nosignificant impactis expected.

AASB 16 Leases 1 January2019

New standard that abolishes theconcept of the operating lease forlessees by creating a single modelfor lessees and recognises a ‘right ofuse’ asset and financial liability forall leases.

All operating leasecommitments willbe recognised as a‘right of use’ assetand financialliability. The assetwill be depreciatedand payments splitbetween principaland interestresulting in timingimpact on theexpenditure overthe life of thelease.

AASB 1058 Income of Not-for-Profit entities

1 January2019

New standard for recognisingincome in not-for-profit entities,including guidance for when AASB15 applies. Is expected to deferincome recognition in somecircumstances, particularly whenAASB 15 applies.

The Associationcontinues toundertake animpact assessmentto determine theimpact. Nosignificant impactis expected.

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(l) Employee benefits

Provision is made for the Association's liability for employee benefits arising from services rendered byemployees to the end of the reporting period. Employee benefits that are expected to be wholly settled withinone year have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled .

(m) Critical Accounting Estimates and Judgments

The Board members evaluate estimates and judgements incorporated into the financial statements based onhistorical knowledge and best available current information. Estimates assume a reasonable expectation offuture events and are based on current trends and economic data, obtained both externally and within theAssociation, however as additional information is known then the actual results may differ from the estimates.

3. Cash and Cash Equivalents 2019

$

2018

$

Cash on hand 3,540 2,950

Bank balances 499,761 740,617

503,301 743,567

4. Trade and Other Receivables 2019

$

2018

$

Trade debtors 12,081 17,540

Trade receivables 74,367 99,999

Provision for doubtful debts (4,613) (2,444)

81,835 115,095

Other receivables 3,927 296

Total trade and other receivables 85,762 115,391

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5. Property, plant and equipment 2019

$

2018

$

Buildings on leased landAt cost 906,643 906,143

Accumulated depreciation (222,626) (197,376)

Total buildings 684,017 708,767

Marina and moorings on leased landAt cost 8,316,466 8,299,493

Accumulated depreciation (2,007,654) (1,829,195)

Total marina and moorings 6,308,812 6,470,298

Total buildings, marina and moorings 6,992,829 7,179,065

PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

Plant and equipmentAt cost 913,657 809,080


Total plant and equipment 296,520 233,277

Slipways and jettys on leased landAt cost 917,800 885,870


Total other property, plant and equipment 486,151 495,734

Total plant and equipment 782,671 729,011

Total property, plant and equipment 7,775,500 7,908,076

6. Trade and Other Payables 2019

$

2018

$

Trade payables 29,422 93,666

GST payable 18,296 19,569

Card & key deposits 20,891 20,270

Retentions owing new marina 5,000 5,000

73,609 138,505

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7. Employee Benefits 2019

$

2018

$

CURRENTAnnual leave 29,916 34,324

Long service leave 12,671 9,766

42,587 44,090

NON-CURRENTLong service leave 19,926 13,906

8. Cash Flow Information

(a) Reconciliation of cash 2019

$

2018

$

Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in the is reconciled toitems in the statement of financial position as follows:

Cash and cash equivalents 503,301 743,567

(b) Reconciliation of result for the year to cashflows from operating activities

Reconciliation of net income to net cash provided by operating activities:2019

$

2018

$

Net surplus/(deficit) for the year 187,662 (46,874)

Finance cash flows excluded from operating cash flows - Interest paid on loan 186,123 182,285

Non-cash flows in net surplus/(deficit):

- Depreciation 302,857 357,798

- (Gain)/Loss on disposal of assets (4,255) 9,206

Changes in assets and liabilities:

- (Increase)/decrease in trade and other receivables 29,630 (4,681)

- (Increase)/decrease in inventories 180 (1,577)

- Increase/(decrease) in trade and other payables (64,339) (173,789)

- Increase/(decrease) in revenue in advance 125,507 82,217

- Increase/(decrease) in employee benefits 4,516 2,566

Cashflow from operations 767,881 407,151

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9. Leasing Commitments

(a) Operating Leases 2019

$

2018

$

Minimum lease payments under non-cancellable operating leases:

- Lease no later than one year 186,767 184,110

- Lease between one year and 5 years 548,090 621,000

- Lease greater than 5 years 3,969,967 4,081,167

Total operating leases 4,704,824 4,886,277

10. Loan

The loan is currently interest only payments until December 2021. There is a government guarantee in respect of theloan.

11. Contingencies

In the opinion of the Board, the Association did not have any contingencies at 31 March 2019 (31 March 2018:None).

12. Events after the end of the Reporting Period

No matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the financial year which significantly affected or maysignificantly affect the operations of the Association, the results of those operations or the state of affairs of theAssociation in future financial years.

13. Association Details

The registered office of the Association is:


23 Marieville Esplanade

Sandy Bay TAS 7005

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SPONSORS 2018-19

MAJOR SPONSORS

Riversdale Estate Wines Launceston to Hobart

Derwent Boat Sales King of the Derwent

Autumn Short Handed

Quantum Sail Design Group Twilight

iWest Insurance Midweek

Cruising/String of Pearls

Dinghy Pennant

Nautilus Marine Summer Pennant

Cascade Brewery Inshore Series

Ronald Young & Co. Builders Pipe Opener

Harcourts Hobart Day on the Lawn

Battery World Winter

Veolia SailTrain

SUPPORTERS

Department of Premier and Cabinet, Kermandie Hotel, Peter Johnston Ship Chandlers,

Tasbulk, Tasports and Tassal.

ANNUAL MEMBER RAFFLE SPONSORS

4Business & Community, Accommodation Launceston, Casa Monde, David Short

Automotive, Freycinet Lodge, Hairport Hairdressing, Hill Street Grocer, Island Curries,

Little Lari, Pennicott Wilderness Journeys, Red Kellys Tasmania, Ronald Young & Co.

Builders, Tahune Adventures and Wrest Point.

BADGE DRAW SPONSORS

Cascade Brewhouse, Featherston Interiors, Hobart Eye Surgeons, Hobart Jaguar, Hobart

Land Rover, Marine Solutions and Professional Plumbing.

TRIVIA NIGHT AND SILENT AUCTION

SUPPORTING CANCER COUNCIL TASMANIA

Australian Liquor Marketers, Burnie Central Townhouse, Chandlers Nursery, David Short

Automotive, Eastside Lutheran College, Flex Health Therapy, Frogmore Creek Lounge,

Grey & Felt, Hairport Hairdressing, Hairum Scarum, Juicy Isle, Peter Johnston Ship

Chandlers, Releaf Skin Clinic, Ronald Young & Co Builders, Superior Pet Goods, T42,

Tahune Airwalk and Tasmanian Bakeries.

KRAVATS ON THE LAWN SUPPORTERS

Best Fresh Wholesale, Bob and Tom’s Hampden Road Service Station, Chandlers

Nursery, Da Angelo Ristorante, Innovative Electrical, NJM Marine Electrical, Peter

Johnston Ship Chandlers, Ronald Young & Co Builders, Saunders & Ward, T42, The

Fiberglass Shop, Two-Way Taxi Trucks and Waynes Car Sales.

SAILING RESULTS

LAUNCESTON TO HOBART YACHT RACE

Division IRC 1st

Philosopher Shaun Tiedemann

2nd

Footloose Stewart Geeves

3rd

Lawless Stephen McElwee

Division PHS 1st

Crescendo Vaughan Lynch

2nd


3rd

Off-Piste Paul Einoder

Division AMS 1st


2nd


3rd


Overall Winner Philosopher Shaun Tiedemann

Line Honours The Fork in the Road Gary Smith/Geoff White

Elapsed Time 02:01:25:45

KING OF THE DERWENT

Division IRC 1st


2nd


3rd

Whistler David Aplin

Division PHS 1st


2nd


3rd


Division AMS 1st


2nd


3rd


Line Honours Alive Phil Turner

COMBINED CLUBS OFF-SHORE CHAMPIONSHIP

Division IRC 1st


Division PHS 1st

FilePro Tim Gadsby

Division IRC 1st


COMBINED CLUBS INSHORE PENNANT

Combined scores for the Inshore Series and afternoon start in the Summer Pennant Series

Group 1 1st


COMBINED CLUBS SUMMER PENNANT SERIES

Group 1 IRC 1st

Doctor Who Roger Jackman

2nd

Intrigue Don Calvert

3rd

Heatwave Matthew Keal

Group 1 PHS 1st

Doctor Who Roger Jackman

2nd


3rd


Group 1 AMS 1st


2nd

B & G Advantage Jeff Cordell

3rd


Group 2 IRC 1st

Wings Three Peter Haros

2nd

Rumbeat Justin Barr

3rd

Natelle Two Glenn Roper

Group 2 PHS 1st

Southern Swordfish Ian Stewart

2nd


3rd

Natelle Two Glenn Roper

Group 2 AMS 1st


2nd


3rd

Illusion David Brett

Group 3 IRC 1st

Young Lion Steve Chau

2nd


3rd

Moonshadow Anthony Ellis

Group 3 PHS 1st


2nd

Serica Charles Peacock

3rd

Trouble Mark Millhouse

Group 3 AMS 1st


2nd

Young One Nathan Mills & Jay Nibbs

3rd


Group 4 PHS 1st

Astrolabe Peter Bosworth

2nd

Camlet Way Stephen Mannering

3rd

Innovator Ian Smith & Dean Aberle

DSS SUMMER PENNANT

Group 1 IRC 1st


2nd

War Games Wayne Bank-Smith

3rd

X & Y Toby Richardson

Group 1 PHS 1st


2nd

War Games Wayne Banks-Smith

3rd


Group 1 AMS 1st


2nd


3rd


Group 2 IRC 1st


2nd

Rumbeat Justin Barr

3rd


Group 2 PHS 1st


2nd


3rd

Rumbeat Justin Barr

Group 2 AMS 1st


2nd


3rd


Group 3 IRC 1st


2nd


3rd

Groove Will Justo

Group 3 PHS 1st


2nd


3rd

Groove Will Justo

Group 3 AMS 1st


2nd


3rd

Young One Nathan Mills & Jay Nibbs

Group 4 PHS 1st

Hornet Neville Georgeson

2nd

Motley Stephan Lubach

3rd

Mimi Kevin Jacobson

COMBINED CLUBS INSHORE SERIES

Division 1 IRC 1st


2nd

MEM Paul & Michelle Boutchard

3rd

Guilty Pleasure Lewis Cripps

Division 1 PHS 1st

MEM Paul & Michelle Boutchard

2nd

X & Y Toby Richardson

3rd


Division 1 AMS 1st


2nd


3rd


Division 2 IRC 1st


2nd


3rd

Saga Chris Sheehan

Division 2 PHS 1st

Alibi II Rod Williams

2nd


3rd


Division 2 AMS 1st


2nd


3rd

Saga Chris Sheehan

SB20 MID-WINTER CHAMPIONSHIP

One Design 1st

Honey Badger Paul Burnell

2nd

Pinch Frazer Read

3rd

Porco Rosso Elliot Noye

PIPE OPENER SERIES

Division IRC 1st


2nd


3rd

Tas Paints Ian Stewart

Division PHS 1st

Barcoo John Cole-Cook

2nd

Menage David Fulton

3rd


Division AMS 1st


2nd

Emotional Rescue Michael Hutchinson

3rd

Crusader Scott Sharp

POST XMAS TWILIGHT SERIES

Division 1 IRC 1st


2nd

Zephyr Ian Johnston

3rd

Rumbeat Justin Barr

Division 1 PHS 1st


2nd

Silver Mist Andrew Sutherland

3rd


Division 2 PHS 1st

Cantina Greg Brooks

2nd

Jigsaw Scott Morrison

3rd

T42 Another Toy Latham Syndicate

Division 3 PHS 1st

Riverdance Wayne McNiece

2nd

Olivine Brian Hilliard

3rd

Tara II Derek Inglis

Division 4 PHS 1st

Wild Goose Ian Norris

2nd

Rotary Norm Brundle

3rd

Combank Rod Viney

SB20 One Design 1st

Porco Rosso Paul McCartney

2nd

Hypertronics Stephen Catchpool

3rd

Wedgewood David Graney

WINTER PENNANT

Division 1 PHS 1st

Oskana Michael Pritchard

2nd

Juana Jock Young

3rd


Division 2 PHS 1st

T42 Another Toy Latham Syndicate

2nd

Zest Matt Westland

3rd

Hot August Night Joseph Pearson

Division 3 PHS 1st

Kindred Spirit Alastair Douglas

2nd

Serenity Graham Hall

3rd

Cool Change Chris Bobbi

AUTUMN SHORT HANDED SERIES

Division 1 PHS 1st


2nd

Oskana Michael Pritchard

Division 2 PHS 1st

Whoop de doo Thomas Macdonald

2nd


3rd

42 South Mark Ballard

Division 3 PHS 1st

Jigsaw Scott Morrison

2nd

Wildfire Team Wildfire

3rd


Division 4 PHS 1st

Zest Matt Westland

2nd

Serenity Graham Hall

3rd

Epoxy Warrior Mathieu Mongin

Division 5 PHS 1st

Dynamo Steve Davidson

2nd

Rotary Norm Brundle

3rd

Cool Change Chris Bobbi

Division 6 PHS 1st

Piste Greg Rowlings

2nd

Wicked Nick Rogers

3rd

Mind Games Phil Reid

DON MCKEAN MEMORIAL TROPHY Champion Division 1 Helmsperson

Sam Tiedemann

GRAEME BLACKWOOD MEMORIAL

TROPHY For furthering the sport of sailing

Sailability Tasmania

SEAMANSHIP AWARD Outstanding Seamanship

Marcus McKay & the crew of RAD

TOM STEPHENS AWARD For contribution to race management

Chris Gudgin

OUTSTANDING WOMEN’S ACHIEVEMENT Alice Buchanan

COMMODORE’S AWARD Phil Turner, Duncan Hine & the crew of

ALIVE

EDISS BOYES MEMORIAL AWARD Youth Encouragement Award

Will Sargent

JOHN HERBERT MEMORIAL AWARDNot Awarded

DERWENT SAILING SQUADRON INC

Membership Numbers as at 31/03/2019

Life 17 Social 50

Golden 21 Family Social 124

Veteran 33 Corporate 15

Family 124 Honorary 08

Full 208 Family Young 128

Crew 246 Young 04

Membership Total 2018-19 978

LIFE MEMBERS

1967 Badenach R J 1978 Cummins R 1969 Morrison R

2016 Bale W 2000 Freeman B 1993 Short D L

1975 Batchler J 1973 Hale H O 1997 Webb M

1968 Blackwood J B 1973 Jacobson K W

2000 Brain S 1986 Johnson R A

1968 Bugg R L 1972 Leitch G D

1986 Burnell R R 2004 McCulloch C H

GOLDEN MEMBERS

1968 Abell G 1956 Ikin F 1946 Smith N

1964 Barrett R 1966 Lucas J 1964 Spaulding J

1961 Calvert D 1968 McNeice R 1950 Stevenson I G

1956 Cashion B 1952 Peacock D H 1957 Warner T R

1953 Garnham H F 1968 Probin P 1968 Webb J S

1966 Green P 1964 Purdon M 1965 Wilmshurst J F

1965 Groom G 1964 Robertson J D 1952 Wynn D R

VETERAN MEMBERS

1977 Banks-Smith W 1984 Gough I 1970 Marsland R A

1980 Barnett S N 1998 Gourlay T 1976 Moule E C

2005 Brownell G 1977 Halton P 1977 Murdoch R N

1969 Carey D W 1976 Hine B 1986 Nolan

1988 Cook G 1970 Hunn J 1996 Peart G

1981 Crowder R 1988 Hunt Q 1985 Pretty J

1972 Eiszele A L 1977 Ibbott T 1995 Richardson N

1984 Fiotakis J M 1976 Jones B R 1982 Smith E D

1999 Firth S 1992 Lansdell W 1984 Stevens J

1992 Foley L 2015 Latham R 1994 Swan M J C

1969 Georgeson N A 1976 Loring R 1988 Wright W

FAMILY MEMBERS

2008 Abel G 2017 Fromberg W 2018 Paice T

2016 Alexander R 2013 Fulton D 2012 Paxton S

2014 Allison W 2014 Goodfellow R 2018 Peterse J

2012 Allison-Rogers S 2016 Gore P 2015 Pritchard M

2015 Ayton J 2015 Gough S 2002 Rattle S

2004 Bailey D 2019 Gunn R 2019 Reid P

2017 Baker A P 2018 Gunn S F 2016 Roberts I

2018 Batt W 2011 Guy L 2015 Rogers P

1996 Bayley-Stark J 2016 Hadley J 2015 Ross B

2014 Bevan D 1990 Hall G 2015 Ryan N

2005 Bottomley P 2018 Hardesty D 2016 Salmon C

2008 Boutchard P B 2017 Hardy R 2016 Salter M

2011 Breeze G 2010 Haros D 2012 Saul T

1989 Brett D M 2017 Hawksbee C 2018 Sillifant P

2010 Brown D 2013 Holmes T 2017 Sinclair A

2018 Burbury I 2016 Horsham M 2015 Smith D

2002 Burnell P Hugo A 2018 Smith G

2018 Butler D Hunn M 2005 Smith R

2018 Carins K 2017 Huntington A 2019 Speirs S

2015 Chau J 1984 Johnston L C 2010 Sprott A

2013 Clark R 2014 Johnston I 2007 Sproule A

1997 Cleary B M 2018 Jones A 2017 Stephenson M J

2014 Climie A 1996 Jones G 2015 Stephanus P

2015 Connor D 2011 Kennedy G 2015 Thomson A

2016 Connor N 2018 Kennedy M 2015 Thrale T

2011 Cooper J 2012 Kerr C 2011 Tiedemann S

1962 Cooper L 2018 Kirkman R 2018 Tinch D

2012 Copeland P 2017 Krellmann H J 1984 Tompson A

2010 Cover P 2012 Latham B 2018 Townsend S

1996 Cracknell G 2017 Lenton A 2017 Turner M

2017 Crisp A 2015 Lord T 2009 Ward B

2018 Cummin L R 2016 Lubach S 2016 Watchorn R

2015 Darras L 2018 Manson S P 2015 Watkins P

2018 Davison S E 2006 Mason P 2012 Watson A

2014 Deane R 2017 McArthur J 2016 Westlake C

2018 Dick C 2017 McIntosh B 2016 Williams P F

2014 Dickinson D 2013 McMahon P 2015 Wisby G

2015 Dounton S 2018 Moody M 2015 Wood G

1985 Doyle L J 2018 Mythen A 2018 Wyatt D

2014 Dwyer J 2017 Nikitaras M 2016 Yarrow M J

2018 Ewin H 2018 Nimmervoll S

2014 Fisher R 2014 Norris M

FULL MEMBERS

2015 Adams C 2009 Cumming J P 2017 Gray P

2016 Anderson C 2009 Cundy D 2015 Greenhill J

2015 Annells B 2009 Curtin G 2018 Gudgin C

2014 Aplin D 2006 Dalby T 2008 Hankey W

2017 Appleyard D 2011 Daley R 2016 Hansen C

2010 Bailey D M 2007 Dalwood N 2006 Haros P

2010 Bale M 2015 Davies J 1998 Harrington G

2007 Barkas D 2016 Davoren G 2004 Harwood C

1988 Barrett F 1999 Dawson J 2000 Healy R

2010 Barr J 2004 De Wit M 2013 Henry R

2010 Bingham D 1997 Denney M 2010 Heriot G

2017 Blake J 2001 Dermoudy P 2012 Herron B

2015 Blee S 2011 Direen P 2010 Heyward J

2013 Bobbi C 2014 Dobie T 1981 Hiller P

2019 Bonser P 2013 Donnelly B 2000 Hobbs B

2013 Bradford S 2013 Dwyer B 2004 Hooper M

2019 Broinowski J 2001 Edwards D 2017 Hurrell P

2013 Brooker B 2016 Edwards S 2011 Hutchinson M

2016 Brown A 2003 Ellis A 2016 Huys S

2009 Brown W 2010 Evans J 2000 Iles W

2011 Bruce B 2018 Evans J 2006 Inglis D

2016 Budd M 1986 Fader R F 2017 Jackson J

1992 Bugg P M 2018 Farley P 2002 Jackson G

2017 Burnell T 2012 Faulkner L 2014 Jenkins P

2004 Button J 2014 Fielding G 2017 Jensen M

2017 Byrom D 2018 Finn S J 1977 Johnstone D A

2010 Catchpool S 2007 Fiotakis J 2012 Johnson K

1983 Chadwick P 2002 Firth M 2018 Johns T

2012 Champion A 1997 Fisher A 2018 Jones D

1998 Chau S 2019 Fisher D 2015 Justo W

2018 Clark J 2017 FitzGerald A 2014 Kemp L

2017 Cleary S 2015 Fraraccio A 2016 Laurence W

2015 Clerk D 2017 Freese D 2013 Lewis H

2011 Clubb D 2006 Freeman J 2017 Links M

2016 Collidge P 2004 Gannon I 2016 Long T

2012 Conyard P 2007 Garnham L 2018 Lorang M

2016 Cooper J 2015 Glanville R 2018 Lord R

2017 Corkhill N 2015 Glanville S 2017 Macdonald T

2015 Crawford T 2017 Gordon S 2017 Mackey P

2011 Crean D 2010 Gough R 2007 Maguire P

1984 Creese C 2005 Graney D 2007 Mannering R

2016 Cretan P 2009 Gray P G 2017 Materia

FULL MEMBERS

2017 Mattila P 1992 Powell S 1999 Squires C

2016 McCartney P J 2008 Price T 2010 Stacey K

2016 McDougall J 2015 Pring D 2015 Stanger M

2015 Miedecke J 2016 Quartararo V 2005 Thompson P

2012 Miller L 2017 Ragauskas E 2018 Thomas S

2015 Miller M 2015 Ratcliffe G 2011 Tiefholz B

2008 Mongin M 2012 Read K 2014 Turner Paul

2013 Morgan G 2016 Richardson K 2003 Turner Peter

2014 Morrison S 2005 Rimmer D 2002 Turner Phillip

2018 Mudge R S 2011 Rippon M 2016 Van Drunen K

2001 Murphy P C 2015 Roberts A 2005 Van Meer K

2015 Murton M 2005 Rowe D 2001 Ware R

2017 Nevill J 1998 Salter S 2015 Wark T

2012 Newton S 2007 Saltmarsh T 2010 Warner J

2014 Nibbs J 2018 Sharp J 2010 Warner R

2016 Nielsen J K 2019 Sharp S 1995 Warren D

2008 Oates C 2014 Sheehan C 2017 Watchorn B

2016 Olding W 2017 Shegog M 1999 Waterworth C

2012 Osler W 2017 Shuey N 2005 Watkins G

2014 Palmer B 2015 Simsons G 2016 Weber S J

2012 Papij A 2016 Smith A G 2018 Westman L

2014 Parker R 2013 Smith D 2009 White G

2017 Payne J S 2019 Smith N 2014 Wilkinson M

2011 Peacock B 2016 Snape I 2018 Willcox S T

1972 Peacock F S 2010 Snare N 1982 Witt D

2017 Pearson J 2000 Spaulding J 1984 Woehler R L

2017 Pigott J 2017 Spinks S 1985 Young B M

2004 Pook M

CREW MEMBERS

2013 Adkins J 2018 Bax N 2016 Boult R

2014 Aitken B 2013 Bayles M 2014 Boutchard E

2017 Alexander K A 2019 Beech A 2014 Boutchard J

2011 Anderton P 2016 Behrakis H 2009 Bradley D

2013 Anderson V 2012 Behrens L 2016 Breen C

2012 Armstrong R 2017 Bennett S 2018 Breen J R

1999 Ashworth K 2008 Berwick M 2001 Brooks G

2018 Atkinson J P 2010 Bidejowski F 2017 Brown C

2012 Baldwin S 2016 Birch J 2009 Browne P

2005 Bale S 2014 Bird C 2001 Brundle N

2016 Barrington A 2001 Blackwood L 2011 Bugg M

2013 Barrington G 2013 Bloomfield P 1996 Bullough R

2017 Barrett T 2009 Borlase L 2003 Button B

2016 Batt K L 2015 Bosworth T 2005 Butterfield G

CREW MEMBERS

2015 Caporelli M 2002 Geeves P 2014 Maher B

2014 Carey S 2017 Gerlach V 2010 Maver A

2018 Carins D 2012 Grainger P 2008 McCallum H

2018 Carins G 2017 Gray N 2018 McCormack C

2011 Carter N 1998 Green J 2014 McGuire M

2014 Casey I 2014 Grubb A 2011 Mclndoe B

2019 Chapman D 2014 Guy J 2008 McIndoe S W

2011 Chetwynd B 2010 Haley D 2017 McKay B

2015 Clennett A 2007 Hale M 2012 McMinn C

2013 Clifford G 1997 Hansen J 2010 Meale L

1994 Cohen G 2008 Hargreaves-Morris J 2017 Merridew A J

2010 Cole C 2012 Harrison S 2014 Mondon J

2000 Cooper M 2015 Hicks D 2012 Morgan B

1999 Court C 2000 Hine D 2010 Morgan N

2018 Critchley T 2010 Holloway S 2016 Morris D

2006 Curtain T 2013 Holmes P 2014 Murray A

2016 D’Olier P 2015 Holmes R 2019 Nanayakkara R

2017 Dabner C 2016 Hughes G 2017 Noye L

2017 Dabner C 2017 Hunt A 2017 O’Donnell G

2011 Dale M 2013 Hutchinson J 2006 Oak D

2012 Darcey C 1996 Jenkins A 2018 Olive C

2012 Davison A 2016 Jones C 2017 Osborne M

2015 Dawson A 2014 Kalimnios M 2010 Palmer A

2001 Dawson M 2016 Karanth S 2018 Paterson E

2008 Denney M 2018 Karpiniec S 2011 Pearson J

2017 Dent S 2015 Keil C 2011 Peebles M

2012 Dove P 2000 Kent G 2016 Pelley R

2017 Duncombe M A 2016 Kerns-Stokes C 2013 Perkins G

1996 Dyas W 2008 Kingston M 2009 Perry B

2006 Edwards T 2017 Kuehn G 2010 Phillips G

2016 Elliott K 2014 Lane M 2011 Pieterse M

2011 Escott C 2017 Lane N 1994 Pignalosa G

2012 Fergusson M 2017 Langham C 2014 Pirie J

2018 Finlay G 2018 Latham D E 2010 Plumb J

2016 Flakemore A 2000 Lawless S 2012 Plunkett R

2016 Ford M 2011 Lawrence J 2013 Polita D

2017 Forinash R 2015 Lawrence S 2009 Potter T J

2009 Frawley J 2018 Lester M 1998 Powell C

2019 Frost B 2015 Levings A 2015 Prescott G

2014 Fuglsang A 2017 Lewis R 2017 Radonic J

2015 Fullerton R 2015 Linscott J 2017 Rainbow G

2001 Gadd B 2017 Lumb D 2005 Ravanat J-P

2006 Gannon L 1998 MacDonald R 2009 Reale D

2006 Gartlan P 2019 Maeder D 2011 Redden M

CREW MEMBERS

2007 Rees D 2014 Somssich B 2006 Van de Vusse T

2012 Reynolds W 2011 Stearnes T 2017 Vanderkurk L

2019 Rigoli G 1998 Steel D 2008 Viney M

2016 Roberts A 2018 Steel R A 2008 Viney R

1989 Roberts D 2018 Sterk F 2014 Wagner L

2015 Robinson K 2012 Stewart G 2014 Walker S

2012 Rogers N 2012 Strommer P 2014 Walls J

1993 Ross I 2008 Suhr R 2017 Watchorn I

2012 Ross M 2013 Sullivan B 2016 Watkins L

2016 Rowe P 2016 Sutton S 2010 Watkins P

2007 Rowley M 2012 Swann T 2008 Webster S

2013 Ryan M 2014 Tassell H 2017 Weeding M

2001 Saltmarsh D 2016 Tate C 2014 Wells B

2016 Schofield D 1972 Taylor K 2013 Werner R

2010 Schofield M 2007 Taylor P 2009 Whalan A

2019 Sharp T A 2016 Taylor R 2013 Wilkie J

2014 Shea M 1999 Thomson C 2014 Wilkes M

2013 Shield S 2007 Thyer G 2015 Williams F

2018 Short C E 2015 Trdin R 2011 Willmot M

2015 Simsons P 2017 Tuck G 2007 Woods B

2017 Skrinnikoff D 2011 Tuck R 2013 Wood T

2017 Smith C 2007 Turnbull G 2018 Woolley A

2010 Smith G 2016 Van Twest M 2012 Wright A

2017 Smith I 2016 Van Neutegem R 2005 Wright C

SOCIAL MEMBERS

2018 Allen M 2011 Cowie G 2010 Nally M

2016 Atkinson R 2010 Ellis C 2017 O’Meagher G

2013 Bacon S 2007 Forwood G 2009 Parsons P

2005 Banks-Smith R 2019 Gard G 2013 Smith B

2018 Barber C R 2017 Gilligan W R 2012 Stanley P

2014 Barrett D 1988 Harper G 2000 Stevens A

1998 Behrens K 2017 Howell Z 2015 Sugden M

2019 Benson P 1993 Hunt G 2005 Sultan A

1999 Boon A 2018 Jones C 2008 Taylor L

2013 Brain P 1978 Jones M 2014 Thorpe M

2015 Bukewitsch T 2014 King T 2017 Van der Woude J

2001 Caldwell T 2016 MacGill D P 2018 Wang K

1977 Clennett J 2016 Massie D K 2012 Wells A

2018 Clow D 2003 Mathenius L 2016 Willington I

2015 Cooper M 2017 Mawbey J 2017 Wilson M

2017 Copeland M 2014 McDevitt J 2017 Wilson-Haffenden S

2017 Corkhill P 2008 Mollross R

FAMILY SOCIAL MEMBERS

2016 Abel J 2013 Fulton K 2017 Penrose B

2016 Alexander J 2014 Yong Goh P 2018 Perry E

2016 Allison F 2018 Goldsmith S 2016 Pook J

2006 Atkinson K 2018 Goodfellow C 2015 Pritchard B

2015 Ayton J 2016 Gore E 2019 Prosser-Wood F

2016 Bailey B 2018 Gunn K M 2019 Reid R

2017 Baker R 2016 Hadley J 2015 Roberts A

2018 Batt J 2015 Hale P 2018 Robertson K

2018 Benham A 1991 Hall M 2016 Roberts W

2014 Bevan S 2014 Hancock S 2013 Rogers D

2015 Boglio E 2018 Hardman A 2015 Ronaldson T

2018 Bonny S 2018 Haros G 2015 Ryan L

2009 Bottomley P 2017 Hawksbee A 2016 Salmon T

2008 Boutchard M 2017 Haye T 2016 Salter P

2011 Breeze N 2013 Healy F 2016 Sargison J

2015 Breen M 2018 Hodul L M 2018 Sillifant J

2006 Brett E 2018 Hugo S 2017 Sinclair J

2010 Brown L 2015 Hunn S 2005 Smith S

2015 Buchanan R 2011 Hyman P 2009 Sproule K

2018 Burbury J 2015 Johnston K 2019 Sprott S

2016 Burnell L 2018 Jones K 2005 Sproule T

2018 Butler B 2011 Kennedy M 2017 Stenning L

2018 Carins R 2017 Kerr J R 2017 Suau Riera M A

2015 Cerneaz A 2018 Kirkman C 2016 Tiedemann M

2013 Clark L 2017 Kostiuk N 2018 Tinch E

2019 Clarke K 2017 Krellmann C 1988 Tompson J

2013 Cleary J 2018 Latham H T 2013 Trinder J

2016 Connor L 2015 Lord B 2017 Turner H

2016 Conyard K 2017 Luders A 2017 Watkins N

2014 Cooper B 2014 Madden S 2013 Weldrick C

2017 Copeland V 2017 Mander T 2016 Westlake M

2010 Cover-Sutherland M 2015 Manison J 2018 Wilcox C

2018 Cummin S D 2018 Mason A 2016 Williams C

1996 De Schipper M 2003 Mason J 2015 Wisby N

2015 Deane S 2013 McMahon S 2017 Wither R

2014 Dickinson H 2018 Miller D 2017 Wright S H

2014 Disney T 2018 Moody C 2018 Wyatt K

1985 Doyle J M 2018 Mythen S 2016 Yarrow P

2016 Elliott S 2017 Nikitaras D

2016 Falconer G 2016 Norris I

2015 Farrell L 2015 Oakley M

2014 Fisher K 2016 Oxley C

2017 Fromberg P 2018 Paice A

CORPORATE MEMBERS

2016 Burbury J R 2017 Ford A 2016 Palfreyman N S

2017 Castine S 2017 Giosio C A 2016 Parker R J

2017 Cooksey I 2000 Ibbott S 2015 Porteus M

2015 Faloon D 2016 Menadue R H 2017 Smith L

2016 Ferguson C W 2015 Natoli M 2015 Talbot S

HONORARY MEMBERS

2013 Cambridge K 2014 Kerrison R 2013 Thomas L

2013 Cowell G 2013 McCabie J 2013 Woodruff B

1996 Geursen J 2011 Parker J

FAMILY YOUNG MEMBERS

2016 Abel C 2015 Cooper I 2018 Kirkman W

2016 Abel S 2015 Cooper J 2018 Latham A

2016 Alexander B 2017 Copeland I 2018 Latham F

2016 Allison J 2017 Copeland P 2018 Lenton B

2016 Allison H 2010 Cover-S K 2018 Lenton H

2015 Ayton P 2017 Crisp B 2018 Lenton Z

2015 Ayton F 2017 Crisp F 2015 Lord A

2015 Ayton D 2018 Davison J 2015 Lord B

2016 Bailey A 2018 Davison N 2016 Lubach K

2016 Bailey S 2014 Fisher B 2016 Lubach Lars

2017 Baker Cecelia 2014 Fisher C 2016 Lubach Liam

2017 Baker Callum 2013 Fulton B 2017 Luders C

2015 Boglio B 2013 Fulton S 2017 Luders H

2009 Bottomley G 2013 Fulton T 2017 Luders O

2009 Bottomley O 2018 Goodfellow C 2018 Manson E

2015 Buchanan A 2018 Goodfellow M 2018 Manson I

2015 Buchanan F 2018 Gun E J 2010 Mason B

2018 Burbury J 2018 Gun G A 2017 Mason R

2018 Burbury L 2017 Hawksbee I 2017 McIntosh L

2018 Burbury R 2017 Hawksbee J 2017 McIntosh R

2016 Burnell A 2016 Horsham B 2013 McMahon A

2016 Burnell T 2016 Horsham C 2013 McMahon K

2016 Burnell O 2016 Horsham R 2018 Moody C

2018 Butler A 2018 Hugo C 2017 Nikitaras A

2018 Butler I 2018 Hugo O 2017 Nikitaras N

2018 Butler W 2018 Hugo T 2018 Nimmervoll S

2013 Cleary S 2018 Jones H 2018 Nimmervoll W

2014 Climie A 2018 Jones M 2018 Paice S

2014 Climie S 2018 Jones O 2015 Pritchard Oliver

2015 Connor C 2011 Kennedy G 2015 Pritchard Oscar

2015 Connor E 2011 Kennedy T 2015 Pritchard Stebastien

2016 Connor W 2018 Kirkman T 2015 Pritchard Stella

FAMILY YOUNG MEMBERS

2016 Roberts R 2015 Thomson D 2018 Turvey A

2016 Salmon M 2015 Thomson J 2018 Turvery I

2018 Sillifant B 2010 Tiedemann S 2016 Watchorn H

2018 Sillifant D 2018 Tinch A 2016 Watchorn M

2018 Sillifant H 2018 Tinch K 2016 Watchorn P

2017 Sinclair O 2018 Tinch N 2018 Wyatt A

2019 Sprott F 2018 Tinch R 2018 Wyatt H

2009 Sproule O 2018 Townsend D 2018 Wyatt O

2019 Sprott Z 2017 Turner C 2016 Yarrow A

2017 Stenning N 2017 Turner D 2016 Yarrow F

2015 Thomson B 2017 Turner H

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2014 Cooling H 2018 Sargent W 2016 Schofield M

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