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The Passing of a Club Legend

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The Passing of a Curtin Trinity Pirates Legend

It is with sadness that the club sees the passing of John Hegge. John came to the club in the 1950's purely by going down to the WACA and listening to the half time chats. He quickly became accepted as part of the CBC and Trinity Hockey family with his enthusiasm enduring him to all except some officials as recounted by Eric Alcock (Member 1957-1974, Ex-President and Club Captain):

"John Hegge was a great asset to the club. He stands in the records as being the first Trinity supporter to be thrown off the field! In his inimitable style, John was running up and down the sidelines at the WACA, cheering the side on and offering his advice all round before the umpire took umbrage and sent him out of the playing area. I have great memories of John, the time he spent as Secretary when I was President and more so as a hard-working, willing and cheerful member. Such generous and well-meaning people are hard to find."

John continued playing hockey into the period when the Trinity and Curtin Hockey Clubs merg ed in 1991 and was distinguishable by his playing stick with multiple layers of electrical tape maintaining the integrity of the 1970's design.

John was a regular spectator at both the men's and women's first division matches and club finals up until the end of the 2009 season even after he had been diagnosed with his terminal condition. It was also during 2009 that his lovely wife Henny, suddenly passed away.

John Hegge aged 84, passed away peacefully on 18 July 2010.

Posted by Jamo 22.07.10

Vale - Beresdord (Binkie) Collins

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Binkie was a player in the 50's and early 60's. Binkie never played in the top team but was a strong player in the A 3's, the second top side. He was a good clubman, well-liked by his fellow members and who enjoyed the social aspects of the club. Players who knew him will have fond memories and be saddened by his passing.

Posted by Jamo 22.07.10

Reminder of HockeyWA's Alcohol Policy

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ALCOHOL AT TRINITY PLAYING GROUNDS

Please be aware that this is a licensed venue and NO alcoholic drinks can be brought from outside and consumed in or around the venue and surrounding hockey fields.

If you choose to break this policy you are breaching the license of this venue and this will NOT be tolerated.



PENALITES INCLUDE Written notification to your club Heavy FINES POINTS Deduction for your team. If you see anyone breaking this policy, please report them to venue staff and help Hockey WA, our associate facilities and our members play and socialise in a safe and friendly environment. Sideline eskies = BIG FINES + LOSE POINTS




ALCOHOL AT CLUB VENUES POLICY
Rationale

The financial costs associated with the playing of hockey in WA are substantial, therefore clubs utilise many avenues to generate revenue with one of the main and most profitable being the sale of food and drinks for members, guests and opposition. In particular the sale of alcohol is very important not only to the financial aspect of many clubs but also to assist in the generation of club fellowship and camaraderie.

The rules and regulations surrounding the sale of alcohol at venues are both onerous and the penalties for breaches substantial, therefore it is in the best interests of all parties within the hockey community of Perth to ensure that these rules and regulations are adhered too. Additionally clubs that provide licensed facilities should be able to rely on the goodwill of fellow hockey players in support of these facilities. To this end the following directions are made to clubs in an effort to assist Hockey WA to firstly identify individuals/teams /clubs that circumvent these guidelines and secondly to provide procedures that will penalise recurrent offenders.

Guidelines

  1. No alcohol is to be brought onto the grounds associated with any club that provides licensed facilities for the sale of alcohol.
  2. Additionally visitors to these premises are to ensure that they comply with all the specific regulations relating to the licence granted to those premises. Such as the areas in which alcohol can be consumed and the hours to which such a licence applies.
  3. Clubs with licensed premises are encouraged to promote the use of these facilities by ensuring:
    * stocks and range are maintained,
    * facilities are clean tidy and presentable,
    * Prices are competitive and in line with other licensed facilities found within the vicinity.

Directions to Clubs
It is generally anticipated that teams who transgress these guidelines will abide by them once a senior member of the licensed club bring the breach to their attention. Should adherence to the requirements of that licence not be forthcoming then the licensed club can utilise the provisions outlined within the conditions of their liquor licence and associated regulations to enforce compliance such as the calling of the Police to remove offenders.

ALCOHOL AT CLUB VENUES POLICY

However in relation to the guidelines should individuals/teams/clubs continue to ignore the requests of the licensed club to adhere to the guidelines then the following course of action is to be undertaken:

  1. Correspondence outlining the breach of the guidelines and identifying the individual and team that offended is to be forwarded to the club to which they are a member. (Preferably the President or Secretary of that club).
  2. A copy is also to be forwarded to Hockey WA as a form of record keeping and as a means of tracking serial offenders.
  3. Clubs whose members have offended should respond within 14 days of receiving the correspondence, advising of the actions taken in rectifying the breach, whether it is counselling or other actions dependent on the severity of the offence. They should also copy in Hockey WA in this response.
  4. Should Hockey WA receive 2 such complaints regarding any particular team or individual linked to a club then correspondence from the Hockey WA administration outlining the importance of adherence to these guidelines and of the penalties that will be applied should a further breach occur is to be forwarded to the offending club's President.
  5. Upon receipt of a 3rd complaint Hockey WA has the discretion to impose a monetary fine of $500, a loss of 3 premiership points or both. Considering the substantial fines imposed on a venue if their licensing agreement is breached, this fine is a minimal amount.

Summary
While the vast majority of players and teams within the competition work within the guidelines listed there are, as in any large group, individuals who do not and their actions can have substantive impacts on the operations of clubs, hence the need for this policy. It is anticipated that the majority of transgressions will be attended to via the initial correspondence between clubs, President to President, so to speak. The need to include Hockey WA in the correspondence initially is as a means by which serial offenders can be identified and action taken. Additionally the support hockey receives from the State Government via its Heathway programs at both the association and club level is vital, therefore this initiative which will assist in the responsible consumption of alcohol within the community, does in some way provide a return on that sponsorship. Finally, by encouraging visiting teams to attend opposition clubrooms Hockey WA and the broader hockey community are assisting in the development of camaraderie between clubs and this sense of community will only assist in the strategic development of our sport.

Posted by Jamo 22.07.10

Come and see our State team

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Come and see our State team



Malaysia versus SmokeFree WA Thundersticks - 5.30pm (PHS 1) Wed July 28

Malaysia versus AIS - 5.30pm (PHS 1)Thursday July 29th

Posted by Jamo 22.07.10

2010 Pre-season Survey

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Following a successful commencement to season 2010 the club now looks to 2011 to continue the improvements to our clubs operations. As a part of this I would ask all members to contribute to feedback on the pre-season part of the season. This year included mailouts and email alerts to training, trials and online registration.

Please take 2 minutes to become part of the improvement of our club by completing the online survey.

The survey can be filled out here: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FSBSX35.

Posted by Jamo 07.07.10

Whistlers newsletter #6 2010

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Whistlers 2010 #6 is now available online and can be read by clicking here: http://www.hockeywa.org.au/uploads/pdf/Whistlers_6_2010.pdf.

Posted by Jamo 05.07.10

HockeyWA Bulletin #9 2010

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This Bulletin has write ups on some of our 2010 inducted WA Hockey Champions, results from the CBH Group Country Champs and the latest Hockey WA Staff movements. The short version is at www.hockeywa.org.au in NEWS. Otherwise hit the link following for the full version - http://www.hockeywa.org.au/uploads/pdf/Bulletin_9_2010.pdf.

Posted by Jamo 05.07.10

Condolences

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The club wishes to pass on our condolences to the Ian and Stephen Pestana and their families at the recent passing of their mother, Estelle. The Pestana family has been a huge contributor to the club over many years and our thoughts are with them at this sad time.

Posted by Jamo 28.06.10

A Pirates enters the Army


David Smith commenced the gap year with the Army in Jan 2010. He completed his basic training on April 2010 in Kapooka then transferred to Pulapunyal for his driver training on the Landover and Mercedes Unimog. Upon completion of the driver training he will complete the remainder of his 12 month service in Townsville. After this he will decide on his future weather he remains in the military or returns to civilian life.
Highslide JS               Highslide JS

Posted by Jamo 02.06.10

New arrival

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Ben, Yas and Luke Hocking welcome Ashlea Kate to the world. Born 1 June 2010, 5.31pm, 7 pounds 3 ounces. A big congratulations to them from the club.

Posted by Jamo 02.06.10

CTP Wine Club - updated order form

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Hello fellow wine buffs. Our club sponsor Butlers Crest has kindly made an offer to our club members which can be purchased through the club. You can find the order form on the website (See Wine Club tab) or purchase over the bar at the club rooms on Saturdays. There are many fine wines at a fantastic price with proceeds going to the club. So raise a glass and support our sponsor and the club at the same time. Cheers!

Posted by Jamo 02.06.10

Club Help Wanted

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Dear All Fellow Pirates. We require help for the following two activities:
1. Social Committee - We have the need for people to assist and arrange our remaining functions being the Games Night 19 June, Senior Quiz Night 17 July and the Presentation Night 27 August.
2. Fundraising Committee - We require people to assist with the distribution of fundraising chocolates and the Survivor Raffle.

Please let us know if you can assist in these important roles for our club.

Posted by Jamo 13.05.10

Club Business Directory

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Dear All Fellow Pirates.

We are finalising our Club Business Directory which will promote businesses owned or managed by members or associates of our club. It is a wonderful way to show support by utilising services offered by fellow members. The directory will be placed on the website. If you wish to have your business included on the directory all you are required to do is send in your business name, service/product and contact details to this email. The charge for being on the directory is $25 which is excellent value to reach over 400 people directly.

The directory list will be published shortly so contact Shane Jamieson to ensure you are part of the CTP Business Directory 2010.

Posted by Jamo 13.05.10

Updated 2010 umpiring allocations

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Updated 2010 umpiring allocations are now available. Please see the "Umpiring" tab for more information

Posted by DennisC 19.04.10

Upcoming social event - Great Southern Hockey Carnival - July 10-11

Posted by DiscoStu 10.04.10

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Calendar

2010 Calendar


<<July 2010>>
MonTueWedThuFriSatSun
12
Junior Bye - Junior Quiz Night
3
Junior Bye
4
Junior Bye
5
U/13 State Champs
6
U/13 State Champs. CTP Committee Meeting
7
U/13 State Champs
8
U/15 Regionals
9
U/15 Regionals
10
Grt Southern Carnival. Challenge Cup Wk/nd
11
Grt Southern Carnival. Challenge Cup Wk/nd
12
U/15 State Champs. MWk Vets bye
13
U/15 State Champs. AHG M/Wk game
14
U/15 State Champs. Womens Vets
15
AHG M/Wk game. No training
16
Junior Bye
17
Junior Bye. Senior Quiz Night
18
Junior Bye. TOBA Sports Day 11am
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AHG Women bye for U/21. Bunnings Sausage Sizzle 9am-4pm Cannington
25
AHG Women bye for U/21. Bunnings Sausage Sizzle 9am-4pm Cannington
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Fixtures

2010 Fixtures and Results



Select the Fixture, Results or Ladder of the Competition you are interested in:

AHG League - Men 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Premier 2 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Premier Alliance 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Willow Bridge Cup 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Promotion 2 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Provisional 1 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Provisional 2 Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Provisional 2 Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Provisional 3 Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Provisional 3 Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Metro 1 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Metro 2 Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Metro 2 Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Metro 3 Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Metro 3 Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Metro 3 White 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Metro 4 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
AHG League - Women 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Premier 2 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Premier Alliance 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Willow Bridge League 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Promotion 2 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Provisional 1 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Provisional 2 Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Provisional 2 Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Provisional 3 Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Provisional 3 Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Provisional 4 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Metro 1 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Metro 2 Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Metro 2 Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Men Midweek Vets 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 40-1 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 40-2 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 40-3 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 40-4 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 50-1 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 50-2 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 50-3 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Mens Vets 60 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Rae Blunt PennantFixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Vets Div 2 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Womens Vets Div 3 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 11/12 A 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 11/12 A Reserve 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 11/12 B Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 11/12 B Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 9/10 A 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 9/10 A Reserve 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 9/10 B Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 9/10 B Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 9/10 C 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 7/8 A 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 7/8 A Reserve 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 7/8 B Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 7/8 B Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Boys 7/8 C 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 11/12 A 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 11/12 A Reserve 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 11/12 B 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 9/10 A 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 9/10 A Reserve Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 9/10 A Reserve Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 9/10 B 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 9/10 C 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 7/8 A 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 7/8 A Reserve 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 7/8 B Black 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
Girls 7/8 B Gold 10Fixture | Results | Ladder
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Training

2010 Training

Training - CTP Womens Premier League Training 2010

March
7Sunday10-1pmCTP v FremantleMelville
9Tuesday9-10pmTrainingPHS2 Half
11Thursday6-7pmRunningCoode St SPerth
16Tuesday6-7pmRunningDeep Water Pt
17Wednesday8-9pmTrainingUWA Full 1s and 2s
23Tuesday6-7pmRunningCoode St SPerth
24Wednesday7-8pmTrainingPHS2 Half
30Tuesday9-10pmTrainingPHS2 Half

Training - CTP Women Prov League Training 2010

March
7Sunday9-11amGamesCurtin
14Sunday9-11amGamesCurtin
21Sunday9-11amGamesCurtin
23Tuesday9-10pmTrial GamesPHS2 Half
28Sunday9-11amGamesCurtin
31Wednesday7-8pmGrassRugby Field


Grass training on Wednesday nights

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Grass training is on Wednesday nights from 6.30pm-8pm on the Grass at Curtin. Note: training this year will be on the Rugby grass fields under lights - on the Manning Road side of the new Curtin gym. All grades are welcome.

Posted by Jamo 29.03.10





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Juniors

2010 Junior Information

Junior Pirate News for Feb-March 2010 is now available **

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This contains important information on the season, events, teams, contacts etc. You can download the current issue here: JuniorPirates_Feb2010.pdf.

Posted by TriciaH 14.03.10



Hook in2 Hockey 2010 Pirates Information

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Hook in2 Hockey is Hockey Australia’s national recruitment program and thousands of children from all over the country have already enjoyed an awesome introduction to hockey through the program. To find out more information about upcoming days and times for Pirates, please download the following information: Hookin2Hockey2010.pdf.

Posted by TriciaH 14.03.09



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Seniors

** Pirates success in 2009 Grand Finals **

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A big congratulations to 1) Boys 9/10A Reserve team, who won 3-0 versus Rockingham; 2) Women's Metro 1 team, who won their grand final versus Melville in penalty strokes; and 3) the Men's Over 40 Division 3 team who won 4-1 versus Whitfords. Commiserations to the other Pirates teams who were unsuccessful in grand final action, well done on an excellent season.

Posted by TheRock 24.09.09



2009 Season highlights

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Having trouble with understanding the new rules?

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The new rules for the 2009 season have caused some confusion. If you're having trouble, check out this new video on Youtube, which shows you how the new rules work. Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j63hYOlJBDE

Posted by Loz 01.05.09



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Umpiring

Current CTP Umpiring roster for 2010 season

The current umpiring allocations and fixtures are here: 2010_CTPSeniorFixtures_19042010.pdf. Please check back often for updates.

Posted by Dennis C 19.04.2010



Umpiring Levy 2010

Dear Members

I am writing to outline the umpiring arrangements which are to take place for the Curtin Trinity Pirates Hockey Club in season 2010.

In 2010, CTP will be trying a new umpiring paradigm in which each senior player will pay a $50 umpiring levy and in which each person who umpires a CTP umpiring allocation will be paid $40. The levy will be paid to Club and payments made by the club to the umpire. In addition, this year all umpiring allocations will be allocated by the Club Umpire Coordinator rather than team managers. Team Managers must liaise with the Umpire Coordinator to ensure that allocated games are covered. This paradigm recognises that some players hate umpiring and will pay to get out of it, while others are happy to umpire and be paid for doing so.

This is briefly what we plan to do:

1. Essentially each CTP player will pay $50 as an umpiring levy. Payments are made by the player to the Treasurer.

2. Any person umpiring for CTP is paid $40 per game.

  a. If people outside the club to umpire, they will be paid making an EFT payment to them.

  b. If they are club members then they will get a credit to their fees or if these have been paid a payment from the club.

3. As all the fixtures are published; interested umpires can let the Umpire Coordinator what they want to do. Potential umpires are assessed making sure they can umpire and will umpire, as we do not want to lose points.

The potential benefits to the Club and our members are:

1. Good umpires are identified and given a pathway into HWA ranks.

2. All games are covered and we do not lose points or receive fines.

3. Umpiring commitments are arranged early.

4. Members who struggle to afford fees can generate income.

If you are interested in umpiring this season please contact Dennis Coates, Umpire Coordinator at email dcoates@iinet.net.au

Regards

Shane Jamieson, Club President

Posted by Jamo 28.04.09




Experimental rules for the 2010 season

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Hockey WA was advised last week that Hockey Australia had decided to include the FIH Experimental Rules in the 2010 Australian Hockey League competition and that it was most likely that they would also be played at underage national championships (excluding the U18's due to their timing). All players and officials should familiarise themselves with these new rules: ExperimentalRules2010.pdf.

Posted by Jamo 08.04.10




** Hockey WA Umpiring Rules for 2010 **

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Everyone is requested to familiarise yourself with the Hockey WA Umpiring rules for the 2010 season. Briefing doc: Umpire2010.pdf.

Posted by Jamo 31.03.10



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Admin

2010 CTP Online Registration Database

This year we have developed an online Player and Supporter Registration Database as an alternate to the paper-based registration of previous years. We encourage everyone to try out this new system, but if you aren't confident with new technologie, please feel free to printout and return the forms on this page to register with the club. The Player and Supporter database uses SSL security certificates (like your Bank does), plus additional encryption details to ensure that all of your personal information is kept very safe.

Step 1. Please REGISTER your details for a new CTP online account. You will need a VALID email address to be able to complete this step. Once you have registered, check your email account for an email from web @ pirates.org.au and click the link contained to activate your account. Note: you can register as either a CTP Player, or as a CTP Supporter (where only limited contact information is required).

Step 2. Once you have successfully registered and activated your account, you can now LOGIN and enter your Player / Supported details. You can return to this page at any time, hit the LOGIN button and update your details.

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2010 Forms and Fees


2010 CTP Subscription Structure
2010 Fees

2010 Subscription Structure for Curtin Trinity Pirates Hockey Club is available for download here: 2010_Fees.pdf. Bank transfer details are available in the pdf file.

Last Updated 28.04.10




2010 CTP Senior Registration
2010 Senior Registration
2010 Senior Registration form for Curtin Trinity Pirates Hockey Club is available for download here: 2010_SeniorReg.pdf

Last Updated 17.02.10




2010 CTP Junior Registration
2010 Junior Registration
2010 Junior Registration form for Curtin Trinity Pirates Hockey Club is available for download here: 2010_JuniorReg.pdf

Last Updated 17.02.10




Clearance Forms

2010 Clearance
If you are currently registered at another WA hockey club, and would like to play for Pirates in 2010, please fill out the Hockey WA Clearance form available here: Clearance.pdf

Last Updated 17.02.10



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Merchandise

CTP Merchandise


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Contacts

2010 Club Contacts

POSITION NAME NUMBER EMAIL
President Shane Jamieson 0403127769 pres @ pirates.org.au
Vice President Shonnie Murphy 0418626538 vp @ pirates.org.au
Secretary Lorraine Brown 0407190760 sec @ pirates.org.au
Treasurer Ross McGregor 0416346617 treasurer @ pirates.org.au
Men's Contact Shane Jamieson 0403127769 mens @ pirates.org.au
Women's Contact Julie Branley 0409373614 womens @ pirates.org.au
Junior Contact Tricia Hawgood 93131487 juniors @ pirates.org.au
Web Contact Kim Carter 0417946460 web @ pirates.org.au

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Wine Club

Curtin Trinity Pirates Wine Club

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Hello fellow wine buffs. Our club sponsor Butlers Crest has kindly made an offer to our club members which can be purchased through the club. or purchase over the bar at the club rooms on Saturdays. There are many fine wines at a fantastic price with proceeds going to the club. So raise a glass and support our sponsor and the club at the same time. Cheers!



The updated order form is here (note: this file is zipped to save space): CTPWineClub_Order.xls.zip

Posted by Jamo 02.06.10


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History

History of the Curtin Trinity Pirates Hockey Club


Curtin Trinity Pirates Hockey Club was formed in 1998 through the merger of two of the strongest Men's and Women's First Division Clubs of recent years - Curtin Trinity Tigers Hockey Club and The Pirates Hockey Club. The decision proved to be a great one, with the new Club being successful in winning Premierships in the First and Second Divisions of both the Men's and Women's competitions in their inaugural 1998 season. Each of these two original clubs had a strong history of their own. The combination of the Tigers colours and the Pirates name means that the important history of each club has been retained.


Pirates Women's Hockey Club originated in 1931 with a team entered in D grade. It is coincidental that their first registered colours were those used today - navy and orange. The founding secretary Mrs Pat Goodridge approached (Pirated) several friends from other teams to form a new club, hence the name. Since reaching A1 grade status in the 1940's the Pirates team has rarely been out of the top four, winning many premierships. Throughout the years they have shared the facilities of Subs and Aquinas before fully amalgamating with Curtin Trinity. Trinity Hockey Club (originally CBC) starting in 1941 with their first Junior team. 1945 saw their first Senior team nominated in the WA hockey competition. The name changed to Trinity in 1965 when the College moved premises to its current site next to the WACA. The Clubs current home grounds of Trinity Playing Fields, on Manning Road Waterford, were first used in the 70's.


Curtin Hockey Club (originally WAIT, started 1973) changed to Curtin University in the late 80's and merged with Trinity to form Curtin Trinity Tigers in 1991. Over the years all three clubs have developed many top class players. The first year of Curtin Trinity Pirates in 1998 saw no less than 26 members representing State or Australian teams along with Premierships in six grades. In its short history since the merger the Premierships have continued to flow and players continue to break into National and International ranks.

Club Awards, State and Nation Selection History

2009,2008,2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002 2001, 2000, 2000, 1999, 1998.

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