SOUTH AFRICAN HOCKEY

Update : Portfolio Committee on Sport 2013

South African Hockey Association is committed to the principles of inclusivity, transparency, social justice, trust and good clean corporate governance at all levels. We will ensure equal opportunities and promote fairness in all of our operations.

Values

What does this include?

Clear and consistent pathway

National coach accreditation scheme

TID protocols and coach development

Clear roles and responsibilities

Focus on local quality competition

National driven Academy

Mission A SINGLE INTEGRATED HOCKEY

SYSTEM

Key Area Item Status

Good Administration and Governance

Update Constitution and Bye- Laws

Yes

AGM Yes -Annually

Council Meeting Yes – June/July

Board Meeting Yes - Quarterly

Audited Financial Statements

Yes – Done annually BDO

Democratic Elections Yes– Every 2 years

Records of meeting Yes

Data base of members Yes

Strategic plan Yes

Alignment with National Sports Plan – Current Status

Key Area Item Status

Facilities Data base for grass Work in progress

Data base for artificial Yes

Membership SASCOC Yes

NDSR Good Standing

FIH Yes

AfHF Yes

Transformation Transformation Charter Yes

Transformation Score card Work in Progress

Structures Provincialization Work in Progress

Coaching Coach Accreditation System

Yes

Data Base of coaches Yes

Alignment with National Sport Plan – Current Status

Direct investment in economy : construction of 105 synthetic surfaces ( +/- R500 million) with additional infra structure such as; ablutions, club house , offices , floodlights, seating

Job creation : ground staff, booking officer, coaches, sport science, sale of hockey equipment

Hosting of tournaments & festivals [ Stimulate local economies = Accommodation for participants & supporters- R 50 million per year]

Because of the good quality of our facilities and excellent climate, SA have become a sort after training venue for Northern Based hockey playing countries – this indirectly promote the country as a future tourist destination and give us additional international competition.

International Overview

INTERNATIONAL RANKING

World Africa

Men 11 1

Ladies 10 1

World Record

Top Goal Scorer

Pietie Coetzee

SA Captain

300 International

Caps

Marsha Marescia

Volunteer of the year SA Sports Awards 2011 Silver Malele, an unemployed resident of Diepsloot, won the South Africa Sport and Recreation Department Volunteer of the Year award for his work in bringing hockey to under-privileged children

TO GROW THE GAME OF HOCKEY AT ALL LEVELS. ORGANISE/COORDINATE NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS AT

ALL LEVELS. TO DEVELOP/COORDINATE AN EDUCATION & TRAINING

PROGRAME/FRAMEWORK FOR COACHING TECHNICAL OFFICIATING ADMINISTRATION AT ALL LEVELS. TO DEVELOP POLICIES AND IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES TO ENSURE GOOD

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AT ALL LEVELS. DEVELOP A HIGH PERFORMANCE STRATEGY AT ALL LEVELS AS INDICATED

BY THE PARTICIPATION PROFILE. DEVELOP A NATIONAL MARKETING AND SPONSORSHIP STRATEGY. TO GROW AND EXPAND THE REVENUE BASE.

Core Functions

DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY CATEGORIZATION OF REGIONS

HP

LEVEL 4

LEVEL 3

CLUBS

DISTRICT

LEVEL 2

SCHOOL LEAGUES

ZONAL

JUNIORS &YOUTH

LEVEL 1

MPP – ZONAL - MODIFIED

INTRODUCTORY

JUNIORS

A SINGLE INTEGRATED APPROACH KEY AREAS

PARTNERSHIPS

MODIFIED

HOCKEY

MPP

1000 Primary

Schools

[70 000]

SCHOOLS

SIYADLALA

550 High

Schools

[50 000]

CLUBS

8000 Players

Seniors

HIGH

PERFORMANCE

Tertiary

Institutions

[21 – 11]

Provincial

Academy

9

High Performance

SASCOC

NDSR

&

NDE

National

Federation

Adopt

2

schools

Zonal school leagues

MPP regional mini hockey festivals

U/13 Regional Festivals

U/14 &U/16 Regional Festivals

U/16 & U/18 National Tournaments

Local Senior Club Leagues

U/21 National Tournaments

SENIORS

VETERANS

PRODUCTS & SERVICES COMPETITIONS Core Function1

Coach education –National Accreditation Scheme ( Partnership with KNHB and endorsed by FIH)

core function 2

Level Target age

group

Focus Coaches

Group

Coaching Aids Course Duration Assessment

Facilitators

Course

Leadership and

Level 1

Coaches

SAHA Level 2 Coaches Facilitators Guide 2 Days

Hockey

Leadership

Certificate

6 – 11 yrs Beginner coaches, mini

hockey and grass

roots coaching

development

1. Coaching Manual

2. DVD skills

Presentation

4hrs course

participation

Attendance only

Participation

Certificate

Level

Coaching

Certificate

13 – 18 yrs U13 Full field, Senior

School and Entry

Club Level

1. Coaching Manual

2. Hockey PCCD

Rom

8 hours

8 hours self study

Attendance only

Participation

Certificate

Assignment, RPL, POE

Level 1 Award

Level 2 U16, 18 and

senior

coaching

Provincial/national u18,

u21 and senior

coaches

1. Coaching Manual

2. PPP

21 hours

18 hrs Self study and

practical

3 Assignments, RPL,

POE.

Level 2 Award

Level 3 Advanced

Senior Coaching

Professional Coaches.

National u18 an u21

and senior coaches

1. Hockey Specific

manual

2. Theta accredited

modules

120 hrs Practical

experience and

skill specific

course

3 Assignments, RPL,

POE.

Level 3 Award

TO INTRODUCE HOCKEY INTO NEW DISTRICTS AROUND A COMMUNITY BASED FACILITY – HUB /CLUSTER CONCEPT

INCLUSION OF MODIFIED SPORT INTO LIFE ORIENTATION CURRICULUM

COACH EDUCATION : LEADERSHIP + LEVEL1- Target 1500 schools

TO PROMOTE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND PARTICIPATION WITHIN SCHOOLS

TO ENSURE LOCAL LEAGUE PARTICIPATION TO SUPPORT AND MONITOR PROGRESS

Mass Participation Growth Strategy – More young people

Focus 2013

Number of schools participating in local leagues

Number of level 0 coaching courses

Number of MPP festivals in region

Number of participants in district TI squads

Number of participants in provincial training squads

Number of community based clubs

Improved international ranking

Performance Indicators

Youth Participation Profile – Player Pathways

Participation

Sp

ort fo

r AL

L

Lea

ders

hip

–le

ve

l 0

Under 6 Boys and

Girls

Modified

3vs3

Fun

ABC’S Of Athletism

Under 8 Boys +

Girls

Modified

8vs8

Participation

Fun

Under 10 Boys+

Girls

Modified

¼ field

8vs8

Participation

Fun + enjoyment

Physical activities

Technical Skills

Zonal

Fu

nd

am

en

tals

Le

ve

l 1

Under

12

Boys +

Girls

Modified

½ field

Participation

Fun +enjoyment

More structured

Technical skills

Zonal

Talent Scouting

Under

13

Boys +

Girls

Full field More structured

Participation

Zonal + Regional

Technical skill & Tactical awareness

Talent Identification

Co

mp

etitio

n

Le

vel 1

Under

14

Boys +

Girls

Full field Participation

Enjoyment

Talent Identification – TIPS/SUBS/TABS

Zonal + Regional

Under

16

Boys +

Girls

Full Field Participation

High Performance Regional)

Zonal/District/Provincial

Ex

ce

llen

ce

Le

ve

l 2

Under

18

Boys +

Girls

Full Field Participation

High Performance National)

Zonal/District/Provincial

Player Demographics

Club Development and High Performance Hubs 2013

REGION PARTICIPANTS

AREA

REGIONAL CENTRE REGULAR HOCKEY STREAM (clubs,

schools or universities that will integrate the

players & coaches)

REGIONAL CO-

ORDINATOR

Eastern Cape Gelvandale, Bethelsdorp and

Kwanobuhle

Port Elizabeth Gelvan Hockey Club

Gelvandale, GelvanPark and Astra

Primary schools

Nelson Mandela University

Ashwin Prinsloo

Jeremy Mambalu

Buffalo Flats

Duncan Village

East London Parkside & United Hockey Clubs

Fort Hare University

Pat Smith

Western Cape Vygies kraal

Langa and Khayelisha

Cape Town Central Hockey Club

Athlone schools

University of Stellenbosch

Ron Hendricks

Gloria Baartman

Lungi Tsolekhele

KZN Inanda

Ntuzuma

Kwa Mashu

Queensmead

Durban

Inanda Schools

Ntuzuma Schools

Kwa Mashu Schools

(Ink Hockey Club)

Lennie Botha

Nathi Ngubane

Emma Bray

Pietermaritzburg

Imbali

Edendale

AB Jackson Eastwood and Alston Primary

Alexandra High

University of KZN

Reggie Smith

Devon van der Merwe

Ndumiso Mncwango

Njabulo Zondi

Gauteng Diepsloot

Soweto

Tembisa

Orange Farm

Randburg Silver Stars

Tembisa Hockey Club

University of Johannesburg

Intouch Hockey Club

Qoqisizwe Primary School

Ally Fredericks

Silver Malele

Sammy Chauke

Enzo Energy

Soshanguve and Atteridgeville TUT Technical University of Twsane John Wright

Sammy Kekana

Club Development and High Performance Hubs 2013

REGION PARTICIPANTS

AREA

REGIONAL

CENTRE

REGULAR HOCKEY

STREAM (clubs, schools or

universities that will integrate the

players & coaches)

REGIONAL CO-

ORDINATOR

Free State Heidedal

Mangaung

Bloemfontein Heidedal Hockey Schools

Free State Hockey

University of Free State

Frans van der Watt

Neil Alexander

Northern

Cape

Homevale, Rhoodepan,

Galeshewe

Kimberley Northern Cape Hockey

Federation

Central University of

Technology

Nico Snyders

Donovan George

Mpuma-

langa

Bushbuckridge and

Lydenburg

Witbank Mpumalanga Hockey

Association

Tracey Flowers

North West Ikageng Potchefstroom North West Hockey

Association

North West University

Patric van Neel

Limpopo Polokwane Pietersburg University of Limpopo Mpho Moretsele

Projected Funding 2013

Making an IMPACT CEO SA Hockey

Marisa Langeni

Making an IMPACT Vice President

Executive Member – Corporate Governance

Lwandile Simelane

Making an IMPACT as COACHES Under 17 Boys Coach + video analyst for the Senior Men’s Team + Level 3 Coach : Moabe Malebye

Under 17 Girls Coach + Trainer and Video analyst for the Under 21 Ladies + Level 3 Coach : Patrick

Making an IMPACT as Players Sanani Mangisa – Top Senior Ladies GK

Phumi Mbande

Owen Mvimbi

Making an IMPACT Team outreach clinics SA Mens National team clinics

Bloemfontein

Making an IMPACT Team outreach clinics SA Womens team clinics Mamelodi

Making an IMPACT Rural Development

Nathi Ngubani – Chairperson of INK Hockey Club in KZN

UMGABABA RURAL HOCKEY PROJECT

Making an IMPACT Rural Development Pat Smith (SA Sports Awards Finalist - Administrator of the year 2011) and Laeticia Goldman( ( SA Sports Awards Finalist volunteer of the year) are the drivers behind the Nkoxube Hockey Project in the Eastern Cape

Making a DIFFERENCE Club Development

Silver Malele – CHAMPION driver behind Silver Stars Hockey Club from Diepsloot.

Transformation Target

Board Black White %

9 4 5 44 %

1 Female : Vice President

Team Black White

Men 4 14

Ladies 5 13

U/21 Men 5 13

U/21 Ladies 4 14

U/17 Boys 9 9

U/17 Girls 9 9

Staff Black White

CEO 1

Project Manager 1

Finance Administrator

1

Provincial Teams - Youth

Minimum of 4 players

Management

50 %

Challenges

Lack of Funding and corporate sponsor

Lack of TV/Media exposure

Lack of facilities in previously disadvantaged communities

Cost of equipment

Sustainability of Club Development Projects

HOCKEY A SPORT FOR ALL