To me the base skill requirements worked - From my observations the weaker teams showed great improvement bringing the teams closer together at season end. Proving the system works where there is easy development to be made in core skills.
Those top teams were strong all year and in my opinion now getting into areas of football strategy so they were only making small increments of improvement across the season. (Simply my observation as we all witnessed the way they played the ball around and moved with structure)
For its kick off season I felt it worked well bringing the overall level of football up.
NNSW has added a new level in the TSP which will be excellent for those kids now at a strategic level to move forward also.

I feel Lake Macquarie and Valentine were the biggest improvers football wise. Where other teams (2 clubs come to mind) games moved to more physical (that's the polite word) game to cover there lack of ability. That's simply a reflection of coaching though not the kids and I'm sure parents can assist to resolve that.