Muskoka Hornets
Highlights from the Muskoka Hornets Annual General Meeting on November 8th, 2021, including key achievements, travel team successes, financial results, and board composition for 2022.
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Muskoka Hornets ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING November 8th, 2021
Year in Review - Highlights 245 Active Members 79 Travel Team Players and 166 House League Players 17 teams across four age divisions Season started in mid-June and ended in early October Attendance rates were high all season long Higher level of parent engagement in coaching, assisted by 15U travel players and rep coaches Final night skills competition and championship games memorable 2
Travel Teams 6 teams across 5 age groups Most teams met online until outdoor training was allowed Games began in July and ended in late September 11U-AA team finalist in YSBA 13U-A team finalist in YSBA 2022 Tryouts are complete. We will have 6 teams again (9U-A, 11U- A, 12U-AAA, 13U-A, 15U-AA, 18U-AA) *Spots are still available for the 9U and 11U teams Winter training will begin in early 2022 3
Other News Muskoka Hornets join forces with Orillia and Midland on Elite Baseball Program Northern Elite Osprey Starts at 15U Petition Town of Huntsville for Batting Cage and Naming Rights for Diamond F (George Selkirk) and Diamond A (Stan Rimmington) Application for Not-For-Profit Status Hosted first ever Muskoka Cup 22U Championship (featuring several Muskoka Hornets alumni) Muskoka Hornets "Ryan Davis" Summer Camp record 39 attendees 4
Financial Results - 2021 Started year with: 10,500.00 $ Revenues Player Fees - House League (net of roll overs and family discounts) Player Fees - Travel Teams Sponsors Tournaments (net of fees) Total Revenue Expenses 23,335.00 $ 41,731.00 $ 23,225.00 $ 1,200.00 $ 89,491.00 $ Player Fees - House League Player Fees - Travel Teams Equipment Indoor Rentals Diamonds Advertising House League - Other Umpires Tournaments Player and Coach Development Total Expense 4,014.00 $ 17,600.00 $ 6,662.00 $ 4,546.00 $ 16,051.00 $ 2,495.00 $ 1,361.00 $ 7,620.00 $ 2,164.00 $ 8,398.00 $ 70,911.00 $ Net Revenue Net Revenue Plus Carryover (2020 - approximate) 18,580.00 $ 29,080.00 $ 5
Board Composition 2022 To Be Voted on at Annual General Meeting President Peter Haynes Treasurer Jen Novak Vice President/Equipment Manager David Gemmell Secretary/Registrar Jackie Nikiforuk Director Elyse Moodie (new to Board) Sponsorship/Fundraising Laura Hamel (new to Board) Director Cam Boyd Lifetime Member Stan Rimmington Social Media/Communications Janelle Bowers (nee Baker) House League Bill Coombs Lifetime Member Helen Payne Scheduling Joe Hickes 6
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