2011/2012 Queensland Country State Titles GOLD COAST 2012 2 ...

2011/2012 Queensland Country State Titles 

GOLD COAST 2012 

2 – 4 March 2012 

Miami Swimming Pool 

Water Polo Queensland Officials 

Jodie Watson – Executive Director/Director of Coaching 

Samantha Endycott – Administration Assistant 

Emma Jackson – Sport Development and Events Coordinator 

Damien Richards – Clubs Coordinator 

Water polo Queensland would like to thank the Queensland Government, through Sport & 

Recreation, for its ongoing support of Water Polo Queensland and the State Titles run by the 

organisation. Thank you also to the many people who have volunteered their time to assist 

in making this tournament a success.

President’s Message 

On behalf of Water Polo Queensland and the Executive Committee I welcome everyone to 

the 2011/2012 Queensland Country State Water Polo Titles. We are pleased to see the 

strong team commitment continuing for the tournament which will only grow as time goes 

by. 

I take this opportunity to thank the team at Miami Pool and Gold Coast Water Polo 

Association for assisting our State Administration host this important tournament as well as 

the various members of the Referees Commission, assisting volunteers and clubs who gave 

their precious time to help officiate the games during this tournament, for the enjoyment of 

all. 

I urge all players, coaches, referees and club volunteers to take part in the best spirit and 

wish all teams good luck for the titles. 

Jack Lusic 

President 

Water Polo Queensland 

Team Selection 

The QLD Country State Titles act as a selection event for the Open Queensland State 

Country Team for both Men and Women. Queensland will send one men’s and one women’s 

team to the Australian Country Championships held on the Gold Coast from 8-12 May 2012. 

The State Team Coaches, Managers and Selectors for the 2012 Queensland Country Teams 

are yet to be named. 

2012 State Country Titles - Competing Teams 

Women 

Gold Coast Green 

Gold Coast Yellow 

Rockhampton Dugongs 

Sunshine Coast 

Townsville 

Men 

Central Coast 

Gold Coast Black 



Sunshine Coast Blue 

Sunshine Coast Gold

Gold Coast Green (women) 

Gold Coast Yellow (women) 

Cap # Given Surname Cap # Given Name Surname 

1 Lisa Name Smith 1 Gillian Gallagher 

2 Carla Benzie 2 Caroline Zanussi 

3 Stacey Welch 3 Deb Lansdown 

4 Amanda Russel 4 Michelle Barry 

5 Kylie Devine 5 Toni Trussler 

6 Bree Hoek 6 Kelly Aishford 

7 Sybilla Goode 7 Brittany Wakefield 

8 Michelle McLean 8 Peta Schulte 

9 Ailish Flynn 9 Kate Lawrence 

10 Amy Doumany 10 Jane Lawrence 

11 Chelsea Godson 11 Kaitlyn Hipgrave 

12 Leah Joy Woodland 12 Jo Clark 

13 Alice Miller 13 Mikayla Soper 

Coach Jay Miller Coach Dean Pritchard 

Manager Bill Wakefield Manager Bill Wakefield 

Referee Alice Miller Referee Bree Hoek 

Rockhampton Dugongs (women) 

Sunshine Coast (women) 

Cap # Given Surname Cap # Given Name Surname 

1 Milly Name Bartlem 1 Nicole Newton 

2 Storm Gribble 2 Tyler Baillie 

3 Lois Harris 3 Georgina Taylor 

4 Sarah Connolly 4 Katelyn Sheterline 

5 Sharon Reynolds 5 

6 Jess Connolly 6 Jess Lundgren 

7 Shannon Butler 7 Kayla Bryce 

8 Toni Jepson 8 

9 Jo Swaffield 9 

10 Taylah Patterson 10 Alex Bridnley 

11 Karleen Gane 11 Kate Lee-Williams 

12 Louise Pearce 12 Lily Merlo 

13 Bronwyn Davis 13 Kelly Murphy 

14 Joely Dowsett 

Coach Toni Jepson Coach Kate Lee-Williams 

Manager Sharon Reynolds Manager Lily Merlo 

Referee Michelle McLean Referee Tyler Baillie 

Storm Gribble 

Shannon Butler

Townsville (women) 

Cap # 

1 

Given 

Ashley Name 

Surname 

Kosanovic 1 

2 Ashleigh Cooper 2 

3 Kelly Willis 3 

4 Kaitlin O’Melia 4 

5 Maddison Clifford 5 

6 Rechelle Kealley 6 

7 Tegan McKeon 7 

8 Alex Kosanovic 8 

9 Rachel Elsasser 9 

10 Cheryl Auchter 10 

11 Sandy O’Melia 11 

12 12 

13 13 

Coach Sandy O’Melia Coach 

Manager Jo Cooper Manager 

Referee 

Referee 

Given 

Name 

Surname 

Central Coast (Men) 

Gold Coast Black (Men) 

Cap # Given Surname Cap # Given Surname 

1 Ryan Name Jepson 1 John Name Harland 

2 Mitch Archer 2 Gary McDougall 

3 Luke Cappello 3 Josh Dullisear 

4 Peter McLean 4 Brendan Newstead 

5 Jared Patterson 5 Dougie Wickham 

6 Riordan Casey 6 Pierre Tapper 

7 7 Ryan Cooney 

8 Liam Rodgers 8 Brayden Ziglado 

9 Jye O’Grady 9 Kees Huband 

10 Clayton Jepson 10 Richie Hall 

11 Jason Sheridan 11 Chris Waters 

12 James Mogg 12 Graham Huband 

13 13 Lewis Bishton 

14 Steve Korn 

Coach Peter McLean Coach 

Manager James Mogg Manager 

Referee Jason Sheridan Referee 

Peter McLean

Gold Coast Green (Men) 

Gold Coast Yellow (Men) 


1 Andre Name Coetzee 1 Luke Name Ingwersen 

2 Ernie Du Plessis 2 Jay Miller 

3 James Chumbley 3 Erik Plachetka 

4 Brad Humrich 4 Gerard Wilkinson 

5 Dean Pritchard 5 Ryan Wilkinson 

6 Scott Williamson 6 Joe Patchet 

7 Clancy Coker 7 Steven Puccini 

8 Cian Mulcahy 8 Phillipe Wolanski 

9 Rene Miller 9 John Dodd 

10 Peter Wilson 10 Brett Lansdown 

11 11 Chris Eisenhuth 

12 12 

13 13 

Coach 

Coach 

Manager 

Manager 

Referee 

Referee 

Sunshine Coast Blue (Men) 

Sunshine Coast Gold (Men) 


1 Nick Name Snell 1 Sean Name Press 

2 2 Phillip Kreiner 

3 Nathan O’Brien 3 Aaron Nak 

4 Jayden Lee-Williams 4 

5 Troy Park 5 Riley Korac 

6 Marco Magasic 6 Jeremy Nak 

7 Lachlan Campbell 7 

8 Raffaele Persichetti 8 Noah Anstey 

9 Jordan Sheterline 9 William Nak 

10 Matthew Lewis 10 Max Madden 

11 Jason Swan 11 Nino Magasic 

12 Jonathan Parr 12 Brendan Lowrie 

13 13 

Coach Jason Swan Coach Brett Adams 

Manager Troy Park Manager Ann-Marie Prendergast 

Referee Nino Magasic Referee Jayden Lee-Williams 

William Nak

Women’s Draw 

Friday 02/03/12 

Time Team 1 Team 2 Venue Duty Referee 1 Referee 2 

6:00pm Gold Coast Green Sunshine Coast Pool 2 

Central Coast 

Storm 

Alice Miller 

Men 

Gribble 

6:40pm Gold Coast Yellow Rockhampton Pool 2 

Sunshine 

Coast Women 

Bree Hoek Tyler Baillie 

7:20pm Pool 2 

Saturday 03/03/12 


9:00am Rockhampton Gold Coast Green Pool 2 

Gold Coast 

Yellow women 

Bree Hoek 

9:40am Sunshine Coast Townsville Pool 2 

Gold Coast Storm 

Green women Gribble 

Bree Hoek 

10:20am Townsville Rockhampton Pool 2 

Sunshine 

Coast women 

Tyler Baillie 

11:00am Gold Coast Green Gold Coast Yellow Pool 2 

Rockhampton Storm 

women Gribble 

11:40am Gold Coast Yellow Townsville Pool 2 

Gold Coast 

Green women 

Bree Hoek Alice Miller 

12:20pm Rockhampton Sunshine Coast Pool 2 

Townsville 

women 

Alice Miller 

1:00pm Sunshine Coast Gold Coast Yellow Pool 2 

Rockhampton Storm 

women Gribble 

Tyler Baillie 

1:40pm Townsville Gold Coast Green Pool 2 

Gold Coast Storm 

Yellow women Gribble 

Tyler Baillie 

2:20pm Break 

3:00pm 1 4 Pool 2 

Fifth place 

team 

3:40pm 2 3 Pool 2 

Loser Semi 

Final 1 

Sunday 04/03/12 


10:20am Loser SF1 Loser SF2 

Fifth place 

team 

TBA TBA 

11:00am Winner SF1 Winner SF2 

Loser Bronze 

game 

TBA TBA

Men’s Draw 

Friday 02/03/12 


SunshineCoast Jason 

Nino 

6:00pm Gold Coast Black Gold Coast Green Pool 1 

Blue Men Sheridan Magasic 


6:40pm Gold Coast Yellow Sunshine Coast Gold Pool 1 

Rob Dullisear 

Men 

SunshineCoast Luke 

Jayden Lee- 

7:20pm Central Coast Sunshine Coast Blue Pool 1 

Gold Men Ingwersen Willams 

Saturday 03/03/12 


9:00am Gold Coast Yellow Central Coast Pool 1 

Gold Coast Green Jayden Lee- Rob 

Men 

Williams Dullisear 

9:40am Sunshine Coast Gold Gold Coast Black Pool 1 

Central Coast Jason 

Luke 

Men 

Sheridan Ingwersen 

10:20am Sunshine Coast Blue Gold Coast Green Pool 1 

Gold Coast Jayden Lee- Rob 

Yellow Men Williams Dullisear 

11:00am Sunshine Coast Gold Central Coast Pool 1 


Luke 

Nino Magasic 

Blue Men 

Ingwersen 

11:40am Gold Coast Green Gold Coast Yellow Pool 1 

Sunshine Coast Jayden Lee- Jason 

Gold Men Williams Sheridan 

12:20pm Gold Coast Black Sunshine Coast Blue Pool 1 

Gold Coast Luke 

Rob 

Yellow Men Ingwersen Dullisear 

1:00pm Central Coast Gold Coast Green Pool 1 


Nino 

Rob Dullisear 

Men 

Magasic 

1:40pm Sunshine Coast Blue Gold Coast Yellow Pool 1 

Gold Coast Green Jason 

Rob 

Men 

Sheridan Dullisear 

2:20pm Central Coast Gold Coast Black Pool 1 

Gold Coast 

Luke 

Nino Magasic 

Yellow Men 

Ingwersen 

3:00pm Sunshine Coast Blue Sunshine Coast Gold Pool 1 

Gold Coast Green Jason 

Rob 

Men 

Sheridan Dullisear 

3:40pm Gold Coast Black Gold Coast Yellow Pool 1 

Sunshine Coast Jayden Lee- Nino 

Blue Men Williams Magasic 

4:20pm Sunshine Coast Gold Gold Coast Green Pool 1 

Gold Coast Black Luke 

Rob 

Men 

Ingwersen Dullisear 

Sunday 04/03/12 


9:00am 1 4 Pool 1 W Semi 1 Girls 

9:00am 2 3 Pool 1 Win Semi 2 Girls 

9:40am 5 6 Pool 1 Win SF 2 Men 

11:40am Ls SF1 Ls SF2 Pool 1 5th Place Men 

12:20pm W SF1 W SF2 Pool 1 

Loser Bronze 

Medal

Results – Women 

2011 18 & Under State Championships Draw - MEN 

Rockhampton 

Gold Coast Green Gold Coast Yellow 


Dugongs 

Townsville 



Rockhampton 

Dugongs 


Townsville 

Results – Men 

Central Coast 

Gold Coast 

Black 

Gold Coast 

Green 

Gold Coast 

Yellow 


Blue 


Gold 

Central Coast 

Gold Coast 

Black 

Gold Coast 

Green 

Gold Coast 

Yellow 


Blue 


Gold

Competition Rules 

Caps 

The first named teams shall wear white caps and shall commence from the end of the pool which is to the left of 

the official table. Players must wear the same cap in all games for selection purposes. Where a team has more than 

13 players, the coach/manager must inform the selectors and table of any changes. If there are any changes to the 

numbers listed in the program please inform event manager prior to the start of the tournament. 

Match Times 

All round games will be 4 x 7 minute running time with 1 minute quarter time breaks and 2 minute half time break. 

All semi finals and medal games will be 4 x 5 minutes actual playing time. Extra time will be played over 2 x 3 

minutes actual playing time. If the scores are still even then Penalty Shoot-out will apply. Time-outs will only be 

permitted in the Gold and Bronze medal games. In this case each coach shall have 2 time-outs and one more if the 

game goes to extra time. 

Referees 

Will be provided by each competing team. During round games team referees will be required to control the game 

directly following their own. The last game of the day will be in charge of refereeing the first game of the day. All 

Referee’s must be dressed in full whites. Event managers will appoint team referees to all playoff and final 

matches. There is no payment to referees from event organizers. Failure to supply referees will result in a $30 per 

game fine, loss of points and potential further sanctions. 

Team Duty 

Table Officials must be supplied by each participating team as part of duty requirements. This involves one 

official for the clock and one official for the card. A duty roster is outlined in the draw. Failure to fulfill duty 

requirements will result in a $20 per person fine, loss of points and potential further sanctions. 

Points 

Win= 3 points 

Draw= 2 points 

Loss = 1 points 

Forfeit/Disqualification= 0. Please note, in the event of a Forfeit/Disqualification, the goal margin will be 5 – 0 

unless a game is played and the margin is greater. 

Group Positions: Positions will be decided on points. If two teams are level on points then FINA BL 8.6.3.1 shall 

be followed, namely: 

BL 8.6.3.1.1 The team winning the game between the two teams shall be placed higher 

BL 8.6.3.1.2 If the game between the two (2) teams resulted in a tie, a further classification shall be 

established based on their results against the other teams including tied teams in order of their ranking; first 

based upon goal difference, and next, based upon goals scored. The comparison shall be made first, compared 

to the highest team or tied teams, and then, if still tied to the next highest team, and so on. 

BL 8.6.3.1.3 If they are still tied, the tie shall be resolved by each team shooting five penalty shots at its 

opponent’s goal in alternate succession. The first team shall take its first penalty shot and then the other team 

shall take its first penalty shot, etc. If a tie shall exist after that procedure, each team shall then take alternate 

shots until one team scores and the other misses. Different members of the team must shoot each shot. The 

procedure shall be conducted following the final game of that round or at the first practical opportunity. 

BL 8.6.3.2 If three (3) or more teams shall have equal points; further classification shall be established as 

follows: 

BL 8.6.3.2.1 Any time during the application of this BL 8.6.3.2, when the number of the then tied teams is 

reduced to two BL 8.6.3.1.1, BL 8.6.3.1.2 and BL 8.6.3.1.3 shall be followed. 

BL 8.6.3.2.2 The results among the tied teams shall determine the placings. The comparison shall be made 

upon first, the points of the games among them, next, the goal difference, and next, based upon goals scored. 

BL 8.6.3.2.3 If more than two (2) teams are then still tied, a further classification shall be established based 

on their results against the other teams including tied teams in order of their ranking; first, based upon goal 

difference, and next, based upon goals scored. The comparison shall be made first, compared to the highest 

team or tied teams, and then, if still tied, to the next highest team or tied teams, and so on. 

BL 8.6.3.2.4 If they are still tied, the tie shall be resolved by each team shooting five penalty shots at its 

opponent’s goal in alternate succession. The first team shall take its first penalty shot and then the other team 

shall take its first penalty shot, etc. If a tie shall exist after that procedure, each team shall then take alternate 

shots until one team misses and the other(s) score. Different members of the team must shoot each shot. The 

procedure shall be conducted following the final game of that round or at the first practical opportunity.

Water Polo Queensland Judiciary Policy extract 

For a copy of the full policy visit: 

http://www.waterpoloqld.com.au/fileadmin/user_qldwp/Documents/Proposed_Water_Polo_Queensland_Judi 

cial_Policy_eff_2012.pdf 

2.1.1 Method 1 – Referee or Match Official 

A referee or match official may report a player, coach or team official who, in his or her opinion, has been 

guilty of conduct warranting such report under the terms of the WPQI Judicial Policy and the WPQI Code of 

Conduct. This power to report a player, coach or team official extends to any conduct of a player, coach or 

team official directly or indirectly involving or concerning WPQI or a game organised/ sanctioned by WPQI 

and includes but is not limited to any conduct committed within the thirty (30) minutes before or after a 

WPQI game. 

2.2 Resolving reported breaches under Method 1 – Referee or Match Official 

Players, coaches and team officials ejected from a match, or otherwise reported by the Officiating Referee/s 

or Match Officials have two options: 

2.2.1 Accept the decision and the following suspensions: 

2.2.1.1 Except in the case of assault of a referee or match official (including threat to assault) the 

number of offences for players, coaches and team officials relates to the current season and the 

previous season only and balances (not suspensions which do carry over) are re-set to zero at the start 

of every third season in which the player participates. 

2.2.1.2 If a player, coach or team official is suspended for a fourth offence in any two season period as 

described above regardless of what the previous offences were then he/she shall be suspended for the 

higher of a minimum of 12 rounds or whatever the offence would normally incur as a 3 rd offence. 

2.2.1.3 If a player, coach or team official is suspended as a result of a misdemeanour, then that 

suspension applies to that gender in all activities and roles of WPQI. A suspended player/coach/team 

official cannot extinguish that suspension in another role in a match in the other gender. 

FOR PLAYERS 

CHARGE 1 ST OFFENCE 2 ND OFFENCE 3 RD OFFENCE 

Misconduct – Disrespect/Other 

Disobedience 

Grade 1 

Grade 2 

no penalty 

1 round 

2 rounds 

2 rounds 

4 rounds 

4 rounds 

Misconduct – 

Violence 

Grade 1 

Grade 2 

no penalty 

2 rounds 

2 rounds 

4 rounds 

4 rounds 

8 rounds 

Brutality 

No Grading 4 rounds 8 rounds 16 rounds 

FOR COACHES/TEAM OFFICIALS 


Red card 1 round 2 rounds 

3 rounds

2.2.2 Appeal the Suspension: 

2.2.2.1 The player, coach or team official may appeal the ejection, red card or report to the WPQI 

Judiciary Committee consisting of Chairman of the WPQI Judiciary or his/her nominee and at least 

one other member appointed by him/her. All members of the committee must be neutral, i.e. they 

may not be from either club, a referee or delegate involved in the match that resulted in the 

complaint/charge. 

Timing of appeal submission must be: 

(a) within 30 minutes of the match conclusion during a 1-7 day tournament 

(b) within 48 hours of the match conclusion during any other tournaments/ regular competition 

excluded in 2.2.2.1.a 

2.2.2.2 Should the referee/official who reported the player, coach or team official consider the 

matter should be referred to the Judiciary then he/she also has that right to do so. All charges of 

assaulting an official (or threat to assault an official) shall be referred to the Judiciary for a hearing. 

2.2.2.3 Except in the case of assault of a referee or match official (including threat to assault) the 

number of offences for players, coaches and team officials relates to the current season and the 

previous season only and balances (not suspensions which do carry over) are re set to zero at the 

start of every third season in which the player participates. 

2.2.2.4 If a player, coach or team official is suspended for a fourth offence in any two season period 

as described above regardless of what the previous offences were then he/she shall be suspended 

for the higher of a minimum of 12 rounds or whatever the offence would normally incur. 

2.2.2.5 If a player, coach or team official is suspended as a result of a misdemeanour, then that 

suspension applies to that gender in all activities and roles within WPQI supervision or subject to 

WPQI Judiciary policy. A suspended player/coach/team official cannot extinguish that suspension in 

another role in a match in the other gender. 

2.2.2.6 Whilst a player, official or registered Member is under Report for an offence to be heard by 

the Disciplinary Tribunal Panel they are in eligibile to perform the role for which they were reported 

until the report has been heard by the Disciplinary Tribunal and an outcome determined. If the 

Disciplinary Tribunal is unable to hear the case prior to the next event that the person would 

normally participate in, permission may be granted for the person to participate. The granting of the 

permission is at the sole discretion of the Disciplinary Tribunal Chairman 

The levels of suspension that the Judiciary Committee will apply if the charge is upheld are: 

FOR PLAYERS 


Misconduct – Disrespect/Disobedience/ 

Other 

Grade 1 

Grade 2 

Misconduct – Violence 

Grade 1 

Grade 2 

Brutality 

No Grading 

Assault of Official 

(including Threat to Assault) 

No Grading 

1 round 

2 rounds 

1 round 

4 rounds 

4 rounds 

4 rounds 

4 rounds 

8 rounds 

8 rounds 

8 rounds 

8-16 rounds 

8-16 rounds 

8 rounds 8-16 rounds 16-32 rounds 

1 year - Life Life 

FOR COACHES/TEAM OFFICIALS 


Red card Minimum 2 rounds Minimum 4 rounds Minimum 6 rounds

Water Polo Queensland Policy Statement 

Children and Images 

Water polo Queensland in conjunction with Australian Water Polo Inc are committed to providing a safe, fun and 

enjoyable environment for all our children and young people to enjoy the sport of water polo. In this regard Water 

Polo Queensland endorses the policy of Australian Water Polo Inc which is listed below. 

Dear Parent/Spectator, 

AUSTRALIA WATER POLO INC POLICY STATEMENT 

CHILDREN & IMAGES 

Recently there have been some concerns from parents about the risks posed directly and indirectly to children and 

young people regarding people taking video and photographs of players in junior water polo competitions 

throughout Australia. It is very rare but evidence in Australia indicates that sometimes this information can end up 

being posted on an internet site or published in a magazine or newspaper where it may be used by unscrupulous 

people to target children. 

Australia Water Polo Inc understands that many parents or relatives that have children playing within junior 

competitions, may from time to time, take video or photographs of their child or friends for family mementos. 

Australia Water Polo Inc fosters the belief that providing a safe environment for all children who compete every 

week in competitions and tournaments across the country is of paramount importance. To help Australia Water 

Polo Inc provide a safer environment for our children we would request that parents join us in partnership to 

address the following strategies to make water polo a safer environment for our children: 

1. That all parents and spectators firstly ask the permission of the athlete’s parent / guardian prior to taking 

their image where practical. Ensure that they are aware of the way in which the image may be used prior to 

taking a photograph or video of their child. Do not use images of other children on internet web sites, and 

do not use names of children when displaying images in the public arena. Change rooms must be camerafree 

zones. 

2. As a parent if you notice inappropriate photographic behavior regarding people that you don’t know, then we 

suggest that you advise pool management and the coach/manager of your team immediately. We also 

suggest that you advise your state body of these concerns as soon as it is practically possible. 

3. Professional photographers must register with pool management and the tournament director or the event 

coordinator. 

Australia Water Polo Inc would like to thank you for your understanding in helping us provide a safer sport for all 

junior water polo players. 

John Whitehouse 

Secretary General 

Australian Water Polo Inc 

Further to this, Queensland Water Polo Inc wish to advise that the following safety checks will be in place to ensure 

that reasonable control on the use of photographic and video recording equipment is adhered to. 

1) The appointment of an accredited licensed professional sports photographer who will be in attendance 

for all team photos and action photos. Parents wishing to purchase action photos of their child 

competing will need to advise the professional photographer of the cap number/s of their 

child/children and also the time of the game/s that they will be competing in. 

2) Any parent intending to either photograph or videotape their child/children competing will need to 

complete the following steps; 

a) On arrival at the venue where their child/children is competing, register with the tournament 

director. The registering parent will need to produce photographic identification to receive their 

wrist band. A driver’s license is suitable. 

i) On registration, the parent will be issued with a wrist band which they must wear whilst 

taking photos/video in the competition venue. 

Queensland Water Polo Inc would expect that all parents would join us in partnership to ensure a safe, fun and 

enjoyable environment for their children to compete in.

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