Annual Report 2007 - Glebe District Hockey Club

Carole Wark Trophy for Most Outstanding Umpire
Carole Wark began umpiring in 1981. Since that time she has achieved a number of notable milestones.
She was the first women’s club member to achieve a State A badge and has umpired at the State and National
Under 21 levels. She gained an Australian A badge in 1991 and her talent was recognized when she was awarded
the NSWWHA umpire of the year in 1993. Carole continues to generously donate her time and make a significant
contribution to the Club by both umpiring herself and assisting in the development of our umpires.
This trophy is awarded annually to the umpire who has helped out generously throughout the year through club
commitments and/or representative duties. The winner should be an umpire who always strives to improve
their knowledge and skills, and performs to their best each time they take the field.
2005: Not Presented
2006: Michelle Hancock
2007 Caroline Lake
Natalie White trophy for Most Outstanding Junior
Natalie has contributed enormously to the development of junior players within the Women’s Club.
During her time with the Club she has coached the first and third grade sides and exposed players of all ability to
top level coaching. She established a youth development squad aimed at fostering junior talent within both the
men’s and women’s Clubs and always showed a commitment to raising the standard of hockey.
This trophy is aimed at recognising Natalie’s contribution to the Club and encouraging junior players to play to the
best of their ability. It is awarded annually to the junior player (under 18 years of age)
who has displayed the most potential throughout the year.
2005: Catherine Wark
2006: Catherine Wark
2007 Elizabeth Wark
MOLLY WARK TROPHY
The Trophy was donated by Molly Wark, the first President of the Ladies’ Division of
the Hockey Club, who remained in office for over ten years. Molly was instrumental in initiating the
formation of the Ladies’ Club in 1997 and has been actively involved since then in affairs of the Club.
The Trophy is awarded annually to the Clubwoman who has contributed most to the Club
both on and off the field and/or in administrative affairs.
1985 Jackie McNichol
1986 Anne Rochester
1987 Carol Purdy
1988 Lisa Williams
1989 Jill Strachan
1990 Elaine Trodden
1991 Jane Goldsmith
1992 Carole Wark
1993 Margaret Howe
1994 Michelle Minett
1995 Anne Rochester
1996 Carole Wark
1997 Margaret Howe
1998 Margaret Howe
1999 Natalie White
2000 Margaret Howe
2001 Natalie White
2002 Moira Williams
2003 Lisa Usher
2004 Moira Williams
2005 Moira Williams
2006 Helen Howe
2007 Louise Tapsell
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