Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc. 2017 ... · Congratulations goes to Jamie Johnson...

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Randwick District

Rugby Union

Football Club Inc.

2017 Annual Report

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Contents

Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc Board 2017 ........................................................ 4

President’s Report .......................................................................................................................... 6

Life Members Association Report ................................................................................................. 14

Director of Rugby Report .............................................................................................................. 24

First Grade Report ........................................................................................................................ 26

Second Grade Report ................................................................................................................... 33

Third Grade Report ....................................................................................................................... 38

Fourth Grade Report .................................................................................................................... 43

Director of Colts Report ................................................................................................................ 52

First Grade Colts Report .............................................................................................................. 53

Second Grade Colts Report .......................................................................................................... 56

Third Grade Colts Report .............................................................................................................. 61

Clovelly JRFC Report ................................................................................................................... 65

Coogee Junior Rugby Report ....................................................................................................... 68

Maroubra Juniors Report .............................................................................................................. 69

South Coogee Junior RUFC Report.............................................................................................. 71

Randwick Myrtle Green Warriors Report ...................................................................................... 72

Junior President’s Report ............................................................................................................. 75

Randwick Magic Girls 7s Rugby ................................................................................................... 77

Junior Academy Report ................................................................................................................ 78

Junior Development Report .......................................................................................................... 79

Treasurers Report ........................................................................................................................ 82

Financial Reports .......................................................................................................................... 84

NSW Grade Premiers ................................................................................................................... 98

Randwick Rugby Club Awards, Records and Statistics............................................................... 101

Randwick Rugby Club Representative Honours ......................................................................... 117

Season and Career Grade Games Played ................................................................................. 128

Season and Career Colts Games Played .................................................................................. 132

Career and Season Points Scored by Individual Grade Players ................................................. 135

Points Scored by Individual Colt Players .................................................................................... 139

Member Information Form .......................................................................................................... 143

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3rd

Colts Coaches and support crew

3rd Colts Premiers 2017

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RANDWICK DISTRICT RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB INC BOARD 2017

Office Bearers for season 2017 were:

President Bob Dwyer

Secretary Douglas Eggins

Treasurer Ian Bonnette

Elected Members Stuart Brown

Richard Carmont

Pieter Engelbrecht (appointed 30.8.17)

Adam Freier

Glen Joseph (resigned 30.8.17)

Ian Kellaway

Brian O’Sullivan

Simon Poidevin

Stuart Rutherford (appointed 26.7.17)

John Tuxworth (resigned 26.7.17)

Life Members Representative Peter Court

Director of Rugby Nick Ryan

Honorary Lawyer James Glissan QC

Patron Jeffrey Sayle

Attendance at Management Meetings: Since the election on 7 December 2016 the Randwick

District Rugby Union Football Club Inc Board has met 9 times up to 30 September 2017.

Attendances to that date are:

Bob Dwyer (8), Douglas Eggins (9), Ian Bonnette (9), Stuart Brown (4), Richard Carmont (3),

Pieter Engelbrecht (2), Adam Freier (5), Glen Joseph (2), Ian Kellaway (9), Brian O’Sullivan (6),

Stuart Rutherford (3), Simon Poidevin (9), John Tuxworth (7), Nick Ryan (9), Peter Court (7),

Jeffrey Sayle (9) and James Glissan (nil)

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Other officials:

Administration Travis Partridge

Club Captain Patrick Hodgetts

Club Trainer Michael Stephen

Honorary Timekeeper Mick Lewis Chris Fraser

Honorary Statistician Ray Jennings

Honorary Historian

and Archivist Bob Outterside

Honorary Ball Boy Captain Dan Dowe

Ball Boys/Girls Harry Clarke, Cruze Clarkson, Sean Foley, Jack Garratt, Oscar

Griffith, Georgie Kiernan, Kai Lancaster, Hunter Makamaka,

Boston Neville Tamihana Nau, Edward Sullivan, Angus Sullivan,

Chiara Winn

Medical Officer Dr Paul Raftos

Physiotherapist Di Long

Auditor Ken Wright

Website and Social Media Clarissa Luxford

Annual Report Committee Doug Eggins, Ray Jennings, Clarissa Luxford, Bob Outterside

Wicks TV Donna McCullough, Montanna Clare

Tom Collins, Glen Ella and Tom Stephenson

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President’s Message

At Randwick Rugby Club we expect a lot. That’s for sure!

But, even by our demanding standards, 2017 has been a successful year – on and off the field.

That’s for sure!

Not ultimately successful. I doubt that we’ll ever reach that level.

But successful. That’s for sure!

There were many highlights:

We reached the playoffs in all seven teams – the only club to do so.

Our 3rd Grade Colts were Premiers and played very well indeed.

We were second in both the Club Championship and the Colts Club Championship.

We launched the Randwick Magic Women’s Sevens team at many home games. They are

a hugely impressive team and will continue to grow. A huge thank you to Fidel Tukel.

Ned Hanigan made his Wallaby debut and Sekope Kepu and Kurtley Beale continue as

important members of our national team (20% of our Wallaby starting team!!!).

Our ex-Colt, Lukhan Tui, now a Queensland Red, also made his Wallaby debut.

Our Super Rugby players are too numerous to mention individually, as are our Sevens

players, our U20 players and our Australian Schoolboys. A special mention though to our

Australian Schoolboys captain, Will Harrison.

A successful year on the field. Not ultimately successful, but we continue to head in the right

direction.

Our training facility at Latham Park now boasts the best training pitch in any football code in

Australia. I do not exaggerate.

Our partnership with Randwick City Council, led by Simon Poidevin, supported by Jeff Sayle and Nick Ryan, over a two-year period, has resulted in this wonderful facility – a massive boon to all players, senior and junior, in the district.

Off the field, we had a successful year also.

We aim to develop people – players, coaches and administrators – and we continue to do just

that. We have Michael Cheika, of course, and Morgan Turinui and Shaun Berne, all at elite level

coaching.

Nick Ryan has been appointed as General Manager, Professional Rugby & Pathways at the Melbourne Rebels.

Michael Stephen has been appointed to the Physical Development staff at the Waratahs.

Nick Ryan says frequently that “better people make better rugby players”. This remains foremost

in our minds and consequently forms the basis of our culture.

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Our strategic partnership with UNSW forms a vital cog in this machinery. We value it highly – and so also does Uni.

Likewise our relationships with other tertiary education organisations give options for players.

Employment opportunities continue to be developed with people who value the qualities being developed here.

In a very difficult environment, sponsors continue to be attracted to the Club – our name, our

culture, our pathways for young Australians, all strike a chord with business leaders.

Suttons City is our new ‘front of jersey’ sponsor and, importantly, active supporters at Coogee Oval.

The Randwick Club - formerly the Randwick Labor Club - has begun a strategic partnership with us and, following the upgrading of their premises at the former Coogee Sports Club, will provide a home for both Randwick Rugby and Randwick Petersham Cricket Club. They are also active supporters at Coogee Oval.

We aim to lead the way – in every way.

Under Dr Adrian Cohen’s leadership, our Concussion Research & Management initiative, with world-leading Catapult Technology, is without peer in Australian sport.

Our junior organisation also continues to grow – something many sports, in many parts of the

world, are struggling with.

Our Junior Rugby Academy is the jewel in our development pathway. Led by Jim Dubos and staffed by an army of ex-Wicks players and volunteers, it is the envy of other Sydney Rugby Clubs.

The Randwick Warriors offer the first vital step up from Juniors towards Colts Rugby. Congratulations goes to Jamie Johnson for an excellent job steering this.

We value our relationship with our junior clubs and, after a few years of struggle, now provide a massive step forward in support and focus from the senior club. We now see many more junior players and their families at home games.

I hope that I have given members and supporters a reasonable summary of our year. A successful

year, for sure.

More importantly, the summary describes who we are –

The Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club.

We support all who wish to play rugby in our district.

Bob Dwyer

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Bob Dwyer, Davd Campese, Jeffrey Sayle, Joe Picone and Allen Stutchbury

Representative Scene Randwick continued its outstanding contribution to the Wallabies, Super 15, Provincial Teams and

other representative teams. We congratulate these players on their achievements in 2017.

Wallabies Kurtley Beale, Ned Hanigan, Sekope Kepu, Lukhan Tui Waratahs Kurtley Beale, Andrew Deegan, Ned Hanigan, David Horwitz, Andrew Kellaway, Reece Robinson Western Force Mitch Short Melbourne Rebels Esei Ha’angana Harrison Goddard Queensland Reds Lukhan Tui

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National Rugby Championship 2017

Country Eagles Lachlan Anderson

Jock Armstrong Cameron Betham

Sam Croke David Horwitz

Andrew Kellaway Nick Kellaway

Mitch Short

Sydney Rays Latu Latinipulu Sonny Satuala

Melbourne Rising Harrison Goddard Esei Ha’angana Henry Hutchison

Mitch Short – Western Force

Best and Fairest Awards First Grade Ben Starkey Second Grade Jack Hayson Third Grade Sam Connor Fourth Grade Rob Hoyles Colts First Grade Alex Hills Colts Second Grade Steve Gibson Colts Third Grade James McNeil / Max Rivers Randwick Rugby Trophy for Best and Fairest Player in the Club - Ben Starkey Ron Don Memorial Trophy for Most Improved Player in the Club - Ed Kennedy Dick Quinlan Memorial Trophy for Best Club Man in Fourth Grade - Rob Hoyles Best Clubman of the Year - Simon Poidevin Rookie of the year - Jack Hayson Aiden Wilson Memorial Colts Clubman of the Year – Cameron Gleave Colts Player of the Year - Cameron Gleave Barbarians Award - Codi Jones

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Laurie Augue Memorial Trophy for the Grade team that scores the most number of tries in a Season: Second Grade – 93 tries The WT (Bill) Outterside Memorial Trophy The Recipient shall be a player acknowledged by his team-mates for his commitment to fitness, willingness to learn, loyalty to his fellows and to his Club and dedication to mastering the fundamentals of the Randwick Brand of Rugby - 2017 Recipient: Lachie Anderson CJ Windon Trophy for best back rower in the Club - Sam Croke CH Towers Trophy for season's leading try scorer - Zac Pangelinan 17 Club’s most valuable player – Andrew Deegan Best new player in the Club – Tom Collins Coach's best all-rounder on and off the Field – Adam Freier Wally Meagher Patrick Hodgetts Sponsors Without the generosity and support of our Club sponsors we would struggle to survive from year to

year; our sincere appreciation and gratitude to all of our Club sponsors below.

Suttons Nick Fradd The University of NSW Neil Morris Randwick Rugby Foundation Peter Sweeney ADCO Richard Carmont ATC Barefoot Wines Jess Sharman Bell Potter Simon Poidevin Bendigo Bank Clovelly Nicola Powell Building Partners Viv Weatherall Cartwright Insurance Geoff Cartwright Coates Hire Simon Gillies Stuart King Coogee Bay Hotel Chris Cheung Coogee SLSC Dave Park Eastern Suburbs Private Hospital Alex Samman Eastside Physiotherapy Diane Long ExecForce Ricky Dumigan Grant Doyle ESV Edwina Ring Field to Fork The Horwitz family FTI Consulting Quentin Olde Gilbert Christian Warner Girvan Waugh Michael Girvan and Warwick Waugh Helpwise Peter Needham KMB Ian Kellaway Maloney’s Grocers Jo and Sebastian Matthews Moose Kicking Tees Dave McKay Neck Safe Rugby Dr Adrian Cohen Nura Gili UNSW Michael Peachey

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Paddington Prestige Peter Robinson Randwick Club Ken Murray Rohrig Glenn Rohrig Sphere Jack Cockinos Victor Sports David Goodman Walsh's Pharmacy Richard and Phillip Walsh The Randwick Rugby Club is proud to be associated with all sponsors and appreciates them being part of the Randwick family. The Club looks forward to seeing all sponsors return in 2018.

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The Club also expresses its appreciation to:

Noel D’Souza, Mayor of Randwick City Council, the Councillors, Ray Brownlee, the General

Manager of Randwick Council and his staff. The Council’s continuing support in relation to

Coogee Oval, Latham Park and Nagle Park is greatly appreciated.

The Coaches and Managers throughout the Season: Shannon Fraser, Matt Carraro, Owen

Finegan, Morgan Turinui, Brad Bishop, Saxon Bowles, Jayson Brewer, Matthew Buckland,

Peter Dumbleton, Dave Habler, Hadley Jackson, Richard Stanford, Tom Hart, Tom

Wallace, Tom Fahy, Graham Angles Cork, Ian Holder, Martin Kiernan, Mick Lewis, Tom

Kellaway, Tim Clifford, Peter Meagher, Graham Neville, Travis Partridge, Joe Picone,

Jeffrey Sayle, Mark Giacheri, Mick Stephen, Phil Green, Allen Stutchbury, Sam Williamson,

Sean Cooney

The Club’s medical team under Dr Paul Raftos

Headed by Diane Long, the Club’s physiotherapists including Louisa McGinness and Michael Broadbent

Dr Adrian Cohen for his selfless commitment with the continuation and follow-up of the Concussion Study

Club trainers under the direction of Head Trainer Mick Stephen

Club rehab Will Leung and Club analyst Declan Oorloff

Ground announcers including Cliff Ferris, Chris Fraser and Will Munro,

Coogee Oval Match Day Controller Dan Dowe

Match day assistants Doug Eggins, Ian Bonnette, John Tuxworth

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Linesmen Viv Weatherall, Dan Dowe and Tim Musgrave

Clarissa Luxford who prepares the Club’s weekly newsletter and manages the website

Photographers Samantha Dennewald, Brett Dooley, David Lyon, Donna McCulloch and Ric McLallen

Wicks TV camera and editing crew Donna McCullough and Montanna Clare

Dan Dowe, Chris Fraser and Matthew Wheeler for the Thursday night barbeques and refreshments

Club Chaplain Dave Rogers of St Luke’s Clovelly

Coogee Surf Life-Saving Club for use of facilities and support

David Caple, President of Randwick Rugby Juniors and his committee as well as the Presidents of the Randwick Junior Clubs

To the Club’s loyal supporters that continue to turn up year after year and make Coogee Oval such a fantastic place to play rugby.

Coogee Oval crowd

Opening of new facility at Latham Park

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LIFE MEMBERS ASSOCIATION REPORT

On behalf of all the current Members of the Life Members Association, I congratulate and

acknowledge the achievements of the Playing Group during Season 2017. All seven teams were

successful in qualifying for the Major Premiership Series, well done. A special acknowledgment is

recorded for the Colts Third Grade side who were successful in winning the Third Grade Colts

grand final by defeating Sydney University 29-12 and being awarded the Bill Simpson Shield.

The Playing Group is also congratulated in finishing in second place in both the Grade and the

Colts Club Championships.

Once again the Life Members Association acknowledges the contribution of all Members including

but not limited to players, coaching staff, on field support staff, medical assistants, administrators,

sponsors, volunteers in any capacity and the Rugby Board who collectively enabled the Club to

participate competitively and successfully in the Sydney District Competition in season 2017.

Association Activities

During 2017 the Association held meetings on 17 May 2017 and 27 September 2017. The

Association is a Sub-Committee of the Randwick Rugby Board. The Association from time to time

performs such tasks as directed by the Board.

Pursuant to the Board’s By-Laws, the Association has been tasked to identify and recommend to

the Board the names of Club Members who the Association considers worthy nominees for the

Club’s prestigious awards including Life Membership, the Wally Meagher Trophy, Meritorious

Service Awards and inductees to the Randwick Hall of Fame. The Board has the final say on any

recommendations.

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During the course of the season there occurred a vigorous exchange of ideas and opinions

between the Association and the Board on particular issues which the Association considered

worthy of debate.

The Life Members were guests of the Board in the Sponsors Arena for the game against Penrith.

The Life Members who attended were very grateful and had an enjoyable afternoon.

Vale Terrence (Terry) Reid

On the 29th April 2017 Terrence William Reid died following a long illness. Terry was elected a

Life Member of the Club in 2001. He had a long association with the Club both as a player and

coach.

Terry played Randwick Juniors and entered Grade in 1953 and played until the end of 1962

season. He played 150 games for the Club, 103 in First Grade. Terry represented NSW ten times

and appeared in five test matches. He was a speedy and devastating breakaway. Terry

successfully coached 4th Grade for four years and 2nd Grade for two years. In 2016 Terry Reid

was inducted into the Randwick Rugby Hall of Fame. Terry, a tremendous Randwick and rugby

man, will be missed.

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Terry Reid

New Life Members

At the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Club, long term Members, Ross Curtis and Jim Dubos were

elected as Life Members of the Club and became immediately Members of the Life Members

Association.

Ross Curtis

Apart from a stint with the Randwick Golden Oldies Team in 2000, Ross Curtis did not play at any

level for the Club. He did, however, serve Randwick for more than two decades. In 2009 his

contribution was acknowledged when he received the Meritorious Service Award.

Playing Record

Following a schoolboy experience in Rugby League, Ross joined the Bondi Boys Rugby Club

spending his first three years with them in the Under 16 to Under 18 in Sub-District Competition.

In his final year with the Bondi Boys he was a member of their Premiership winning under 21B

Team which was awarded the Ian Clarke Cup.

Managing Record

Retiring from active rugby, Ross Curtis later joined the Club and started a 24 year period as a

Manager to Senior Grade sides. In 1989-1990 he started as Manager of the 4th XV who were

Premiers in both years. He next managed the 3rd XV 1991-1993 and 2013. They were Premiers

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in 1992. As Manager to the 2nd XV 1992-1996 he saw them through to 4 Premierships losing in

the Grand Final of 1995. A return to Third Grade in 2010 saw another Premiership in his

successful career as a Team Manager.

Other Rugby Service

For more than a decade Ross Curtis managed the kiosk in the Jeffrey Sayle Pavilion at Latham

Park dispensing his services with unfailing cheerfulness and courtesy up until he retired from this

post in 2010. As well, he gave regular support to the team that provided the Thursday night BBQ

for players, coaching staff, other officials and visitors.

Ross is renowned as a generous and reliable volunteer as well as a true believer in the Randwick

Brand of Rugby. Furthermore, like others before him, he is one whose performance and

commitment provide a model for others and a worthy recipient of Life Membership.

Jim Dubos

One of the best known names south of the harbour in schools and junior rugby is that of Jim

Dubos. For his services to rugby, at these levels, he has received the award in 1976 of Life

Member of the Coogee JRU Club; inducted into the Randwick Juniors Hall of Fame 2010; received

the Randwick City Council Australia Day Community Service Award 2014; and the Sydney

Archdiocesan Primary School Sports Council Award 2010 for services to rugby.

The Senior Club has also recognised his work with feeder schools and junior clubs by presenting

him, in 2012, with its Meritorious Service Award. This Award is made to a non-playing member

who has rendered outstanding service to the Randwick Football Club.

Playing Record

Attended Randwick Boys High School where he played in the Under 13-15 Teams of 1962-1964.

Played locally with the Coogee JRU Club 1961-1968 representing East-Randwick Representative

Teams in each of these years. Also a rep in the Southern Zone 1967-1968. In the Senior Club

Jim was graded in 4th Grade in 1969 but later that season dropped out due to Saturday work

commitments. Returned to 6th Grade in 1996 at age 46. Previously, Jim played with the Coogee

Rugby Club in Sub-District Competition on and off over the years 1970-1985. With the Juniors

and Subbies he totalled an impressive 350 games.

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Coaching and Managing Record

At Junior level, Jim Dubos was a Coach for the years 1975-1992. He coached the Coogee

Juniors 2013-2015 and saw the Coogee Club into 14 Grand Finals, winning 8 Premierships. He

coached the Sydney Catholic Primary School Representative Teams 2004-2014; the 3rd Grade

Colts 1992, First 1993 and Fourths 2002-2003; 6th Grade 1995 Premiers, the 1996 Runners-Up

and was Assistant Coach and Manager in 1997; and also coached the Randwick Representative

Teams Under 11 to Under 15 at 5 State Finals of which two were State Champions in the period

2010-2014.

Administration

Jim served on the Management Committee of the Senior Club for 2 years in the 1990s; Secretary

of the Coogee Juniors 1975-1979; and President 1984-1986. He was Foundation President of the

East Gardens JRU 1999-2003; President of the Myrtle Green Warriors 2014-2015; and helped

form the Eora Warriors, Sydney’s first indigenous rugby club. Jim has also served as Founder and

President of the Coogee Netball Club 1986-1990 as well as Life Member. He is also a Life

Member of the Coogee Huskies of which he was President 1981-1984. More recently he has

served as the Development Officer for the Randwick Rugby Junior Academy 2013-2016.

The work that Jim Dubos performs with local feeder schools and junior clubs is vital to the future of

the Randwick Football Club especially since their graduates come to our Club steeped in the

culture of the Randwick Brand. Jim also is a worthy recipient of Life Membership.

Conclusion

Once more on behalf of all the Life Members, I record and acknowledge the support and

recognition of the Life Members Association received from the Rugby Board.

The Life Members are only a small component of the Randwick Rugby Community, the

Association endeavours, with others, to ensure the history, traditions and customs of the Club are

not diminished. The Association endorses the philosophy of a former commentator on the style of

rugby inherent in the Club.

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“Here is a Club that primarily enjoys its football, enjoys the freedom and creativity of

spinning a rugby ball from one pair of hands to another, relishes the chance to race pell-

mell from one side of the field to the other until the opposition goal is breached and

plundered.”

The Association congratulates Owen Finegan on his appointment as head coach for the next two

seasons. The Association extends its best wishes to Owen and the whole of the coaching staff for

season 2018.

Peter K Court

Chairman

PETER KENNEDY COURT

Rugby Activities Resume

Playing Record

1958 Joined the Club as playing member

Played from 1958 to 1965

Played 125 grade games

Scored 8 tries

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Kicked 17 conversions

Kicked 15 penalty goals

Administration

1962 At the invitation of Wally Meagher elected to Committee 1962

Served on the Committee in various capacities from 1962 to 2017

1967 - Hon. Assistant Secretary (Minutes Secretary)

1974 and

1977- 1978

1970-1974 Hon. Match Statistician

1975-1977 Ball Boy Captain

1978-1992 A Delegate to Sydney Rugby Union

1978-1988 Deputy President of the Club

1981-1992 Delegate to Sydney Rugby Union Grades Committee/

NSW Sydney Competition Committee

1985 – 1989 Ground Controller Coogee Oval

1978-1994 A Delegate to NSW Rugby Union

1966-2007 Hon. Solicitor

1986 Elected Life Member of Club

1989-1994 President of the Club

2008-2017 Chairman Life Members Association

Coaching

1961-1962 Coach Clovelly Eagles under 10 Junior Rugby Side

Referee

1963-1966 Referee East Randwick Referees Association

1966-1975 Active Referee Sydney Referees Association

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NSW Referees Association

1975-1988 Hon. Senior Touch Judge

General

Member and Director of Randwick Rugby Foundation Limited From 2004-2017

Foundation Life Member or Randwick Rugby Club Limited

Director 1961-1974, 1978-1999, 2001-2013

Vice President 1969-1974, 1985 and 1994

President 1995-1999

Life Member of NSW Waratahs

Wallaby Plus Member

Member Australian New Zealand Sports Law Association Inc. 1991-2017

Acknowledgement

In recognition to services to Rugby awarded the Australian Sports Medal in 2000

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The RDRUFC extends its condolences to the families of

Doug Alexander, Barbara Back, Leo Raftos, Susannah Philips, Yvonne Mudge, Denis

O’Callaghan, Terence Reid*, Frank Blomberg, Dave Alderdice, Bill Simpson, Margaret Lemarsney,

Rae Heperi and Des Reynolds

* Life Member

Denis O’Callaghan

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Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Elected Life Members

Life Members Elected Prior to 1947

HW Baker* 1931 MM Atkins* 1941

JM Dunningham* 1931 CH Towers* 1942

NE Eglese* 1931 CR Davidson* 1942

LB Callaghan* 1932 JRL Palfreyman* 1945

JA Rigney* 1932 EK Dobbs* 1945

FW Meagher* 1937

Life Members Elected 1947-1969

JF Lane* 1950 FC Thornley* 1958

V Ford* 1951 HJC Kahl* 1961

W Rowney* 1958 J O’Shea* 1965


KS Windon* 1970 JJ Hovey* 1975

H Stephen* 1974 R Outterside 1976

DC Furness* 1975 RW Meagher* 1979


JM McCulloch* 1982 LW Argue* 2001

RSF Dwyer 1983 JB Casamento 2001

JL Sayle 1985 RJ Willey 2005

PK Court 1986 G Karras 2007

IM Kennedy 1989 P Antoniades 2008

PM Willcox* 1991 T G Evans 2008

JM Maxwell 1993 DC Long 2010

J Cotis* 1994 WA Wheeler 2011

AA Gaffney 1994 AD James 2011

WT Outterside* 1994 DP Habler 2012

DE Henry 1997 DS Eggins 2014

W Hope 1997 T McMahon 2014

V Singer 1997 SP Poidevin 2014

CJ Windon* 1997 PN Raftos 2015

KAP Phibbs 1998 R Curtis 2016

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Sir Nicholas Shehadie 1998 J Dubos 2016

TW Reid * 2001

JR Murray* 2005

* Denotes Deceased Life Members

Current Life Members R Outterside 1976 RJ Willey 2005

RSF Dwyer 1983 G Karras 2007

JL Sayle 1985 P Antoniades 2008

PK Court 1986 TG Evans 2008

IM Kennedy 1989 DC Long 2010

JM Maxwell 1993 WA Wheeler 2011

AA Gaffney 1994 AD James 2011

DE Henry 1997 DP Habler 2012

W Hope 1997 DS Eggins 2014

V Singer 1997 T McMahon 2014

KAP Phibbs 1998 SP Poidevin 2014

Sir Nicholas Shehadie 1998 PN Raftos 2015

J B Casamento 2001 R Curtis 2016

J Dubos 2016

Randwick players on Wallabies 1966 - 67 Tour of British Isles

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DIRECTOR OF RUGBY REPORT – Nick Ryan

Reflecting on Season 2017, it is one when there was no doubt the Club consolidated the gains

that have been made over the preceding three seasons. The evolution of the playing group, the

maturity and experience that was gained through numerous pre-season sessions and games

played started to manifest on the field with some very strong Club, team and individual

performances.

This was shown on the competition table with the Club finishing second in both the Club and Colts

Championships, the only club in the Shute Shield to secure all seven teams a place in the finals

series, a deserved 3rd Colts premiership and a number of players being exposed to representative

rugby.

At the core of the ‘rugby programs strategy’ is the statement that we are unashamedly a

development Club, a “destination club” where aspiring and hardworking individuals join in the

pursuit of excellence. There is no doubt the cultural and structural changes that have been

implemented across the Club have seen many young men grab hold and take advantage of some

life-changing opportunities.

To run a holistic program requires enormous support both in manpower and commercial

partnerships and it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the incredible support of our

volunteer coaches and managers across all seven teams. Their sense of purpose and unity they

set to the players was exceptional. To the medical and physical performance team, our players

could not be in better hands. This department has grown massively in the last few years. We wish

Mick Stephen all the best in his new role at the Waratahs.

To the Board members who are forever in the background but never removed from supporting the

players and staff, the turnaround in this Club is a legacy to which you all should be proud. To Bob

Dwyer, Simon Poidevin and Ian Bonnette, you have been relentless in setting a standard and

attention to detail that is unmatched in the Shute Shield. To John Tuxworth, who has stepped

down from the board, your strategic vision to achieve success is something that will be difficult to

replace and your personal support has been very humbling.

The Club is now entering a new era under the direction of new head

coach, Owen Finegan. Owen is a proud Randwick man who will

ensure that the standards and traditions of the Club over many years

will be upheld as we seek to bring the Shute Shield back to Coogee.

Together with Travis Partridge they will drive the rugby program

forward to great success.

Personally, I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved

with the Club for their incredible support. It is difficult to put into words

what the Club means and has done for me. To the playing group who

have been a pleasure to work with, to see your development on and off

the field over the past four seasons has been one of the thrills of this

job and I look forward to continuing to watch and assist in your

development over the coming years. I will forever be a servant of the

Club and I look forward to maintaining my association with the Club going forward and seeing the

next generation of Wicksmen deliver success for the Club.

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Randwick Rugby Social Media including WicksTV

WicksTV was initially started in 2009 when a couple of Randwick players took it upon themselves

to direct and produce WicksTV. Only two episodes were created. It was resurrected in 2010 by the

Rugby Club’s then General Manager and a volunteer which laid the foundation for the outstanding

production it has become in recent seasons. Together with the Galloping Green and Randwick

Rugby Club pages on Facebook, @GallopingGreen on Twitter and Instagram every effort is made

to reach our supporters and followers.

Wicks TV activity:-

2010 10 videos posted

2011 -

2012 10 videos posted

2013 -

2014 -2017 over 100 videos uploaded to WicksTV

Episodes include interviews with Randwick Colts and Grade players and Waratah/Wallaby players

including Kurtley Beale, Ned Hanigan, Lloyd Walker and Owen Finegan just to name a few.

Interviews are also available of former players including Toa Asa now in DAX, France and

Jacques Potgeiter playing Super Rugby with the Bulls.

Viewers also enjoy Match Highlights for both Grade and Colts, coverage of the Club’s luncheons,

archive footage of Randwick Rugby’s history and games from the first 65 years and the inaugural

Galloping Green girls, the “Randwick Magic 7s”.

Club promotional

video material has

been submitted to

and aired on Fox

Sports’ Kick ’n’

Chase.

Thanks goes to

Montanna Clare and

Donna McCulloch

for their valued

contribution to

Wicks TV.

2017 RDRUFC Annual Luncheon - Fox Sports’ Stephen Hoiles interviews the players

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McNamara’s Band – led by Bob Dwyer President RDRUFC

First Grade Report

Coach: Shannon Fraser

Assistant Coaches: Owen Finegan and Matt Carraro

Manager: Saxon Bowles

Captains: Sam Croke and Andrew Deegan

The 2017 Shute Shield campaign began like previous years with a group of men bound together

by aspiration, determination and a commitment to fulfill individual and collective potential. The first

passes thrown, tackles made and metres ran were on an unmarked and slightly overgrown top

field at Latham Park, overlooking the freshly turned soil of the bottom field’s transformation to

synthetic turf .

The group, buoyed by the arrival of new coaching duo Owen Finegan (forwards) and Matt Carraro

(backs), set about undertaking the challenge of improving self and team. The early training focus

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remained on skill development through the establishment of a ‘game style’ to underpin the

specifics of the weekly game plans to come.

The skill development program was once again tightly integrated with the physical performance

program, ensuring players developed the capacity to meet the training and competition demands

of the upcoming season. Through the use of the Catapult GPS and the Baseline Athlete

Management System, Michael ‘Lebo’ Stephen individually managed the training loads of each

player, ensuring maximum performance capacity and reducing the injury risk associated to

overload.

After almost a month of torrential rain, the season started with a confidant performance against

Wests Harbour (53-20) in front of a healthy Coogee crowd. The following month saw mixed

performances against Southern Districts (14-39), Sydney University (28-27) and Parramatta (48-

22) before claiming bragging rights over ached rivals Eastern Suburbs (26-6) in front of what may

well have been the largest crowd at Coogee Oval since taking on the All Blacks in 1988.

While the loss of key players Sam Figg (Japan), Will Munro (injury), Seamus Frost (injury), Mark

Baldwin (employment), Mitch Short (Western Force) and Harrison Goddard (Melbourne Rebels)

during the second month of competition presented some challenges, it was also a chance to

develop the squad and provide others the opportunity to play in the top grade including Jack

Hayson, Lewis Taie, Ed Kennedy, Jesse Harris, Latu Latunipulu and Devon Stoltz as well as the

return of Club legend Patrick Phibbs.

Out-muscled by a powerful Manly (27-46) team, the group bounced back with a 24-all draw

against Eastwood before knocking over reigning premiers Northern Suburbs (29-22) at North

Sydney Oval and Gordon (74-12) at Coogee.

The weeks that followed not only produced the desired wins against Penrith (71-26) and Eastern

Suburbs (28-19) but also provided the group some much-needed rest with the bye weekend and

also the cancellation of the Warringah game under tragic circumstances.

The final six rounds produced three wins against Eastwood (32-14), Parramatta (52-12) and

Gordon (43-29) and three heart breaking loses to Warringah (29-30), Wests Harbour (29-32) and

Southern Districts (30-34) resulting in a fourth-place finish at the conclusion of the regular season.

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Having scored 611 points at an average of 33.94 per/game and conceding 425 points at an

average of 23.4 per game, the final act in this production was not a true reflection of the effort, the

commitment and the raw talent of this group and as our season ended prematurely, the stature of

this group and this club remain elevated and of strong moral fibre.

I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t disappointed in our final three performances; however I am also

extremely proud of what this young group has achieved and excited at the prospects of 2018. Our

year is close.

In what was possibly the most competitive Shute Shield season in recent history, the Club

provided 19 players the opportunity to make their First Grade debut while a total of 53 players

represented first grade throughout the season.

I am an advocate that success of a player, team and club is more than just the measure of winning

or losing and that analyzing these peripheral successes is just as important.

Throughout 2017 the Club has celebrated numerous achievements outside the Ws column of the

competition table including the Wallaby capping of Ned Hanigan, a further three players making

their Super Rugby debut including Mitch Short (Western Force), Harrison Goddard (Melbourne

Rebels) and Esei Ha’angana (Melbourne Rebels), while 7s guru Henry Hutchison has joined David

Horwitz in signing with the Melbourne Rebels for 2018. Sam Croke and Ben O’Donnell debuted for

the Aussie 7s, Captain Andrew Deegan has signed with Connacht in Ireland and back rowers Will

Munro and Sam Figg have pursued professional contracts in France and Japan respectively. The

Club was also well represented in the Australian U20s at the Junior World Cup through Harrison

Goddard, Simon Kennewell and Henry Hutchison.

A special mention must go to our fourteen players who were selected to play NRC in 2017. These

include Lachlan Anderson, Jock Armstrong, Cameron Betham, Adam Freier, Harrison Goddard,

Esei Ha’angana, Henry Hutchison, Andrew Kellaway, Nick Kellaway, Latu Latinipulu, Reece

Robinson, Sonny Satuala and Mitch Short.

I’d like to also acknowledge those players who wear jerseys 16 – 23 and who standby weekly to

support and contribute to the success of the First Grade team. The role you play is significant and

a vital component to the team’s performance. Thank you.

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The leadership of new co-captains Sam Croke and Andrew Deegan provided stability and

consistency in an environment that unavoidably kept changing.

Off the field there has been a great team working to get the players in a position to perform. To my

fellow coaches, Owen Finegan and Matt Carraro, thank you for your highly valued assistance

throughout the season. I’d also like to acknowledge the fantastic job Michael Stephen has done in

getting the players physically prepared on a weekly basis. Additionally, the support provided by the

Second Grade coach Damion Ryan, along with lower grade coaches Matt Buckland, Ben

Rutherford, Joe Picone, Lucas Bradbury and Jeffrey Sayle has been outstanding.

Thanks goes also to team manager Saxon Bowles, the medical team led by Dr. Paul Raftos and

Di Long, as well as gear steward and photographer Ric McLallan.

Thank you to Declan Ooloff for driving the video analysis within the team and who, through the use

of the newly purchased Hudl analysis system, was able to ‘code’ and make game footage

accessible to each and every player and coach.

Last but certainly not least, I’d like to acknowledge and thank Director of Rugby Nick Ryan for his

continued passion, energy and support throughout the season.

Shannon Fraser

Head Coach

53 Players appeared during the season

Best and Fairest: Ben Starkey

Most appearances: Andrew Deegan 17 games

Leading Point Scorer: Andrew Deegan 190

Leading Try Scorer: Latu Latinipulu 11

Leading Goal Scorer: Andrew Deegan Conv. 56; Penalty/Field Goals 21

19 Players made their First Grade debut Cameron Betham, Tom Collins, Esei Ha’angana, Jesse Harris, Rory Harrison, Marcus Heather, Henry Hutchison, Codi Jones, Latu Latinipulu, Tom Molloy, Ben O‘Donnell, Zac Pangelinan, Dylan Pietsch, Tom Pirroddi, Jake Rakic, Luke Rowntree, Tom Stephenson, Hame Tali, Joel Whitelock

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Adam Freier, Will Munro, Mark Baldwin, Reece Robinson

Andrew Deegan

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Tom Collins runs on to Coogee Oval

First Grade 2017 Season Results – Shute Shield

Ladder position 4

Opponent Round 1 Round 2

West Harbour Won 53 - 20 Lost 29 - 32

Southern Districts Lost 14 - 39 Lost 30 - 34

Sydney University Won 28 - 27

Parramatta Won 48 - 22

Won 52 -

12

Eastern Suburbs Won 26 - 6

Won 28 -

19

Manly Lost 22 - 46

Eastwood Draw 24 - 24

Won 32 -

14

Northern Suburbs Won 239 -22

Gordon Won 74 - 12

Won 43 -

29

Penrith Won 71 - 26

Warringah Draw 0 - 0 Lost 29 -30

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Qualifying Semi Final Warringah Lost 13-49

Season Scoring

For Against

Tries 85 57

Goals 66 43

Penalty Goals 18 18

Field Goals

Penalty Tries

Total Points 611 425

Played 18

Won 11

Lost 5

Drawn 2

Bonus Points 15

Win Points 48

Total Points 61

Points For 560

Points Against 366

Note: These statistics do not include the finals series

David Horwitz Reece Robinson

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Second Grade Report

Coach: Damion Ryan

Manager: Peter Meagher

Captain: Nic Andrews

Another Aussie summer will soon be here; hot sunny days at the beach, spending time with family

and friends and then before you know it back to pre-season training. It is time to reflect and look

back at the year we had as a team and the contribution we made to the club.

It was a disappointing to all involved that Second Grade did not defend the Premiership win from

2016 with our season coming to an unexpected early end in week one of the finals.

The second grade competition was a close affair. Seven teams vying for a position in the top six

coming into Round 18, no less than two wins separating that of 1st to 7th on the ladder. The

statistics show that we lost six games, four in a row and then losing only one of our last eleven

games before our semi-final defeat to Eastwood (our bogey team).

The disappointment of losing our semi still lingers, the self-belief and confidence of the team

derived from an increase in skill, fitness and knowledge was pleasing to witness. There were many

qualities shown over the year and not just with the rugby played. The standards attained through

accountability to the team including honesty to each other together with the style of rugby played

helped shape our team identity.

To Captain Nic Andrews thank you for your leadership and perseverance throughout this year. Nic

did a great job, a good listener always looking for improvement and new challenges. A young

senior group surrounded Nic; they were influential always seeking improvement, getting the best

of the playing group and the coaches.

Credit must go to all players that played in the team during the year, the contribution of all players

whether a consistent starter of the team, coming up the grades or even some colts, your impact

was enormous. Likewise, to the players who played many First Grade games, it is always difficult

going up and down but all you handled yourselves exceptionally and were a positive influence to

the team. Chapeau!

The mix of the team resembled the UN! A real melting pot with all players getting on extremely

well on and off the field with friendships formed that will last a lifetime including players from

Ireland, England, United States, Tonga, Samoa, New Zealand and Australia.

I encouraged the team to play fifteen man attacking rugby. I stressed many times over the year the

importance of improvement, process and execution. Results will take care of themselves if we

execute with a high level of skill.

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What impressed me about the team over the year was the players’ willingness to accept change,

something that is sometimes hard to do. The team developed an ability to sustain pressure from

opposition teams and then convert that pressure into points at the other end of the field. This was

the turning point of the year.

The players acknowledged that other teams could play good rugby; our ability to reduce the time

they played well was defining; well done boys. Notable games where this occurred resulting in

wins were against Easts in Round 12, Warringah round 13 and particularly Southern Districts in

round 18.

The skill level of the playing group continued to increase throughout the year allowing the team to

play a more expansive style of play; we even had the introduction of a couple of “old school”

moves in the backs resulting in some good attacking raids.

The team play between backs and forwards developed, improved, and saw the boys play their

best rugby scoring length of the field tries with great support lines and passing through many sets

of hands, it was entertaining and a pleasure to watch.

Unfortunately scoring points was not an issue when we held onto the ball, upon three occasions

we nearly scored 100 points and had a healthy attacking record. Our defence at times by either

lack of organisation, poor execution or awareness was our nemesis and led to momentum swings

costing us at critical times.

As mentioned previously, the fitness of the players was very good, thanks goes to Mick Stephen

and Michael Pratt. The work was endless but ensured the players were always at their optimal.

Nick Ryan was integral to the Club’s stability and success this year, a great soundboard and

always willing to see the big picture. Thank you!

Our team coaches Shannon Fraser, Owen Finegan, Matt Carraro, Matt Buckland, Ben Rutherford,

Joe Picone, Lucas Bradbury and Jeffrey Sayle and all colts coaches, thank goes to each of you for

friendship and assistance in coaching the players and giving your all.

Mark Giacheri and Mario Ledesma for your line out and scrummaging sessions, we are very lucky

to have such a high calibre of coaches at our calling, thank you.

Dr Paul Raftos, Dr Adrian Cohen, Di Long and Louisa McGuinness every game many training

sessions your work is invaluable.

Ric McLallen for all of your work, as always cheers mate!

Special thanks goes to manager Peter Meagher for his assistance and also to Billy Davies for

stepping in when required.

Next year will bring new opportunities and challenges, look forward to, enjoy the journey, and

control your destination.

Damion Ryan

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Jack Hayson with the ball

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Second Grade 2017 Season Results – Colin Caird Shield

Ladder position 7


West Harbour Won 46 - 12

Won 61 -

34

Southern Districts Won 29 - 20

Won 38 -

15

Sydney University Lost 19 - 57


Won 78 -

17

Eastern Suburbs Lost 10 - 48

Won 34 -

15

Manly Lost 14 - 24

Eastwood Lost 28 - 33 Lost 22 - 24

Northern Suburbs Lost 8 - 23

Gordon Won 43 - 31

Won 25 -

10

Penrith Won 83 - 5

Warringah Draw 0 - 0

Won 20 -

17

Qualifying Semi Final Eastwood Lost 17-23

Semi Final Sydney University Won 42-27

Grade Final Eastern Suburbs Won 28-12

Season Scoring

For Against

Tries 93 59

Goals 66 38

Penalty Goals 12 16

Field Goals

Penalty Tries

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Played 18

Won 11

Lost 6

Drawn 1

Bonus Points 11

Win Points 44

Total Points 46

Note: Season statistics do not include the finals series

57 Players participated in Second Grade

Best and Fairest Jack Hayson

Most Games Zac Pengelinan 13

Leading Points Scorer Nic Andrews 176

Leading Try Scorer Zac Pengelinan 17

Leading Goals Scorer

Conversions Nic Andrews 44

Penalties Nic Andrews 6

Dr Raftos in attendance

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Third Grade Report

Coach: Matt Buckland

Assistant Coach Ben Rutherford

Managers: Tom Wallace and Tom Fahy

Captain: Patrick Hodgetts

This is the season “that could have been”. To be eliminated when the team did not lose our final

game was heartbreaking. I still can’t get over it.

The team started the season well with two resounding wins over West Harbour 32-13 and

Southern Districts 52-17. Our third game was against Sydney University. The team let them race

to a two try lead early in the game. Our team then warmed up. However, the early scores killed the

team and the team lost 19-12.

The team then hade two good wins over Parramatta away 31-7 and Eastern Suburbs 33-24 at

home. After five rounds the team had won four games and lost one game.

The team’s next game was against Manly. The team won 24-14 with Manly scoring late to make

the score look more respectable. After six rounds, the team had won five games and lost one

game. We were exactly where we wanted to be coming into a tough fixture against Eastwood. The

team played some amazing rugby against Eastwood in the first half, and led 24-10 at half time.

However, the half time break stopped the team’s momentum and Eastwood gained their

momentum winning the game 25-24. Northern Suburbs in the next game leapt to a 21-nil lead. We

eventually lost 28-21 after storming back into the game. At this stage of the season we had three

losses – two games by 7 points and one game by 1 point. Another 1 point lost to Gordon in the

next game left the team reeling. In that game, the team was leading 18-13 when the bell sounded.

Gordon put a long kick through. All we needed to do was to dive on the ball and the team wins.

However, our player tripped over whilst chasing the ball and left the Gordon winger with a clear

run to the line. We lost the game 19-18. Ouch!

Two wins against Easts and a draw against Warringah got us back on track. With six rounds to

play it was now or never. The team went down to Warringah and Eastwood in the next two games

but then things clicked. The team put a mammoth score on Parramatta running out winners 92-nil

at home. Many players regained their confidence and the plan was clear – win every game and

the team is guaranteed finals football. Next up was Gordon away. The team won on the bell in a

rollercoaster 36 points to 31. The boys played brilliantly. The team smashed West Harbour in the

next game and won against Southern Districts at home 44-17.

The team finished the season in joint fourth position on points but sixth on games won. Those

dropped games we lost by 7 points or less cost the team.

We played Eastwood in game one of the finals. The boys played brilliantly and the game ended in

a 29 all draw. We were eliminated as we finished lower on the ladder. There was not any extra

time. Nothing. It all ended so quickly.

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With a team with no one older than 24 things are looking bright for these boys and they will be

back for more next year, going two steps further, and take out the title.

The best and fairest player was Sam Connor with honourable mentions to Patrick Hodgetts, Toby

Johnston, Luke Rowntree, Darren Rowntree, Darren Ahkoui, Keiran Knight, Charlie McKay, Joe

Whitelock and Hame Tali.

Matt Buckland

3rd Grade

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Third Grade 2017 Season Results – J.R.Henderson Shield

Ladder position 6



Won 43 -

19


Won 44 -

17



Won 92 -

0


Won 38 -

22

Manly Won 24 - 14



Gordon Lost 18 - 19

Penrith Walkover (28-0)

Warringah Draw 0 - 0 Lost 17 - 21

Qualifying Semi Final Eastwood Draw 29-29

Season Scoring

For Against

Tries 84 52

Goals 56 34

Penalty Goals 6 6

Field Goals

Penalty Tries


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Played 18

Won 11

Lost 6

Drawn 1

Bonus Points 16

Win Points 44

Total Points 56


61 Players participated in Third Grade

Best and Fairest Sam Connor

Most Games Jack Harrison 12

Leading Points Scorer Kieran Knight 87

Leading Try Scorer Kieran Knight 15


Conversions Conor Davis 16

Penalties Conor Davis 4

Jioje Aropio, Tom Weber and Jeremiah Morkos

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Fourth Grade Report

Coach: Joe Picone

Assistant Coaches: Lucas Bradbury and Jeffrey Sayle

Managers: Ian Holder and Billy Davies

Captain: Tom Weber

All things considered, sixth place and leading by 2 points at half time of the elimination final

against the eventual premiers Sydney University, to go down swinging 12 – 21 showed how much

guts this Fourth-Grade team has and how well this side performed this season.

Our preparation for the start of the season was severely hampered by bad weather which only

gave us 40 minutes of trial time. The combinations for the team were under developed and as a

result had the team behind for the start of the season.

We rallied after a number of losses and began a run home from Round 10 to only drop one game

to grab sixth spot. It makes me wonder what could had been if we had a better preparation but for

the poor weather.

So when things were looking grim I thought some expert help wouldn`t go astray so to be able to

call in the likes of Bob Dwyer was certainly welcomed. In one session with the players we had

them in the right Randwick frame of mind to run the ball and it worked. To Bob I extend a hearty

“thank you”.

The 2017 group of players come from the great tradition of Randwick men of being tough and with

a never give up attitude. The sight of seeing Alex Peterson throwing his jockey-sized body

defending his goal line against a very large Eastwood forward pack while playing flanker for us

that day, because of the injury toll the club had on that day. I will never forget it. Alex`s body being

bounced back and then him coming hard back at them was quite a sight.

It is an interesting process to go through when you are down and look out of it and to see how

certain people conduct themselves, who stands up and fights on and who stands and points

fingers of blame and gives up on you. Only when you are down, do you know who you can depend

on, not when you are doing well and people are patting you on your back.

Tom Weber led this side with great conviction all year. To Tom goes a huge hand of thanks. All at

the Club wish you good luck with your bright future and upcoming nuptials.

I would like to thank Lucas Bradbury, my co-coach, who was one who worked at it all season and

never turned it up when things got tough.

Also, a big thank you goes to Nick Ryan for all your hard work for the Club.

Many thanks go to my personal “slaves” Ian Holder and Bill Davies who, as managers, put in an

enormous amount of work, dealing with over 45 players over the course of a season. This is at

times extremely hard work. My grateful thanks goes to these great Randwick men.

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Also, thanks go to Marty Kiernan who, when he could, helped out taking the backs for training

sessions and running the water on game days. His general advice was always welcomed – cheers

mate.

Thanks also goes to the Club’s first rate medical staff of Dr Paul Raftos, Di Long and Louisa

McGuinness. You lot are absolute saints in having to deal with at times adult toddlers.

Also to Dan Dowe the master of match day and general dogs (whippet) body, thank you for your

hard work.

Jeffrey Sayle, I like to personally thank you for your support and advice and help and

encouragement you give me every season. Having that sort of rugby knowledge on any given

training night and match day gives my side a great advantage. All the other coaches at the Club

should do themselves a big favour and tap into him.

4th Grade

After twelve seasons, Jioje Aropio is hanging up his boots

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Fourth Grade 2017 Season Results – J.R.Henderson Cup

Ladder position 6


West Harbour Lost 7 - 17

Won 20 -

19


Won 31 -

24



Won 46 -

14


Won 22 -

0

Manly Lost 12 - 19



Gordon Lost 15 - 17 Won 44 - 7

Penrith Walkover (28-0)

Warringah Draw 0 - 0

Won 31 -

26

Qualifying Semi Final Sydney University Lost 12-21

Season Scoring *Does not include the QSF

For Against

Tries 64 48

Goals 30 38

Penalty Goals 2 6

Field Goals

Penalty Tries


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Played 18

Won 10

Lost 7

Drawn 1

Bonus Points 11

Win Points 42

Total Points 53


55 Players participated in Fourth Grade

Best and Fairest Rob Hoyles

Most Games Tom Weber 16

Leading Points Scorer Simon Uphill 32

Leading Try Scorer Alex Hills 6


Conversions Simon Uphill 12

Penalties Simon Uphill 1

Conor Davis and Greg Marks

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Peter Nau

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Opening of new facility at Latham Park

Randwick Rugby checks in to Hong Kong with the Classic Wallabies

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Try time at Coogee Oval

UNSW Nura Gili fixture

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Wallaby coach Michael Cheika called in to support the junior referees

Colts Dinner

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2017 First Grade Colts

2017 Second Grade Colts

Australian Schoolboys Captain Will Harrison with his grandfather Barry Telford

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Director of Colts Report 2017

2017 was another successful season for the Randwick Colts program. Leading from the front was

the Third Colts squad that took out the Bill Simpson Shield and were crowned premiers for 2017.

An amazing achievement by a squad of fully committed players who were a true reflection on the

success and depth of our program.

The squad of 2017 was mainly first year players with about 30% returning from the 2016 season.

The first-year players had an energy and enthusiasm that was infectious and the culture amongst

the players was terrific. From November through to August the squad of 80 players gave 100% for

the coaching staff and were a pleasure to work with.

Having players involved in representative programs (Gen Blue 19s, NSW 20s, Australian 20s and

Australian 7s) always makes the start of the season difficult with players coming in and out, and,

teams changing from week to week. However, our players managed to get through the transition

period well and find their stride.

Second Colts led by example in the regular season finishing premiers and averaging a massive 53

points per game. Cruising through the first week of the finals the team faced a Sydney University

team that was keen to get payback for the grand final loss the year before. Leading 22-19 late in

the game, Randwick turned over possession and Sydney University scored in the corner with the

last play of the game. A solid season none the less by a very talented team.

The First Colts made in through to the second week of the finals, however, were outplayed by a

very determined Eastern Suburbs team who managed to get ahead early and maintain their lead.

Finishing the regular season second on the table the First Colts team never really hit full stride

with injuries and dips in form at crucial times of the season. However, the boys never took a

backward step and continued giving everything they had on the training pitch and on each

Saturday.

The Third Colts were the shining light this year by winning the premiership with a dominant display

over Sydney University in the grand final. One of the consistent teams in the competition all year

the boys continued to improve and continued to work hard for each other. Their efforts were

rewarded and full credit to all 60 players who played Third Colts through the year and made the

season so successful.

A big thank you must go to the volunteers that make the program so successful; to the coaching

staff, Nick Hensley, Peter Dumbleton, Tom Hart, Tom Kellaway, Tim Clifford, James Lancaster

and Michael Clarke, that you for your countless hours that you give to the program to ensure the

boys have the best platform for the boys to succeed; to the volunteer S&C staff, Jack Philp and

Tim Lee who were instrumental in the players being physically prepared week in and week out and

lastly a big hand of thanks goes to our managers, Angus Simpson, Grahame Angles and Graham

Neville. A great platform has been set with a large number of first year Colts back in the Colts

program for season 2018.

Travis Partridge

Director of Colts

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First Grade Colts Report

Coach: Nick Hensley

Manager: Sam Williamson

Captain: Christian Poidevin

2017 proved to be a frustratingly inconsistent season for the Colts 1 team. Some excellent

performances during the regular season were unfortunately nullified by a poor performance in the

preliminary final against Eastern Suburbs. Notwithstanding this disappointment, a number of

points provide one with a reason to reflect fondly on 2017.

We often spoke to the playing group that (apart from enjoyment) colts rugby wasn't solely about

winning competitions, but rather improving and preparing for grade rugby. I commend the players

for embracing this notion, and I could list several categories of improvement but I'll place a limit on

just one.

The prime example is communication and leadership, arguably two critical skills to a developing

rugby player. The Colts 1 players began the year speaking to and leading one another in a quiet

and passive manner, but finished the year as grade players would be expected to- proactive,

assertive and vocal. It was an area that the players worked extremely hard on, and it really was

something to watch them develop through the year.

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From a rugby perspective, we are sending some good players to grade which is great news for the

club, and retaining over half of the team with many in key positions. The team received a hiding

early in the year that would've derailed many campaigns, but through their development as men

and their attention to several key areas (e.g. set piece), they managed to put themselves in a

position to move into a grand final. Unfortunately, we had a poorly timed poor performance and

were eliminated.

I hope the players employ the above disappointment as the powerful learning tool it can be, as the

Club will be all the richer for the knowledge they obtain. That, I suppose, will be the true test of

how much they have really developed as individuals.

On behalf of the coaching group I wish them all the very best.

Nick Hensley

First Grade Colts 2017 Season Results

Ladder position 2


West Harbour Won 45 - 19 Won 74 - 12

Southern Districts Won22 - 13 Won 57 - 21


Parramatta Won 61 - 12 Won 45 - 21

Eastern Suburbs Won 14 - 10 Lost 20 - 34

Manly Won 55 - 5

Eastwood Lost 20 - 27 Won 43 - 26

Northern Suburbs Won 38 - 24

Gordon Won 47 - 7 Won 67 - 0

Penrith Won 67 - 0

Warringah Won 34 - 21 Won 50 - 30

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Qualifying Semi Final


Semi Final Easterm Suburbs Lost 24 - 44

Grand Final

Season Scoring

For Against

Tries 120 52

Goals 76 35

Penalty/Field Goals 4 4

Penalty Tries


Played 18

Won 15

Lost 3

Drawn 0

Bonus Points 15 Win Points 60

Total Points 75

*These statistics do not include the Finals series

45 Players appeared in Colts First Grade

Most Appearances Alex Hills and Nick Wilkinson 15

Leading Try Scorer Dan Boardman, Lachlan Day, Patrick Pelligrini 10

Leading Points Scorer Lachlan Day 117

Leading Goal Scorer Lachlan Day 29 Conv., Patrick Pelligrini 2 Pen.

Best and Fairest Alex Hills

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Second Grade Colts Report

Coach: Tom Kellaway

Assistant Coach: Tim Clifford

Manager: Grahame Angles

Captain: Tom Nowlan

After the elation of breaking the shackles off the longest held trophy in Sydney Premier Rugby by

winning the Shell trophy in 2016, the Second Grade Colts team set out to repeat the success of

the prior year. This trophy defence started in mid-November with gruelling pre-season sessions

pushing boys up and down the field and looking to find another gear which was always going to be

required given the target we had painted for ourselves.

Round One came about sooner than anticipated and kicked off in brilliant style with a comfortable

style with a romping 51 point victory over West Harbour. Rounds 2 and 3 were always going to be

a litmus test for the playing group with games against Southern Districts and Sydney University,

both destined to be finals opponents. Southern Districts was a hard-fought slog at Coogee Oval in

blazing sunshine which was won in the closing stages, with classy flyhalf Will Harrison slotting a

late penalty to take a one point victory. This slight moment was carried forward into the Sydney

University clash, where the side put on arguably their best performance of the year, battering the

University team into submission, claiming an emphatic 12-7 victory. The first half of the season

would pass by with no major hurdles, reaching the mid-point undefeated and with one hand on the

minor premiership.

Shortly after crossing the halfway point, the team encountered their first true ambush of the

season on a windy, bleak day at Queens Park. A spirited Eastern Suburbs side pushed the boys

all the way eventually breaking the dam wall late to take the cake 34-19 in the team’s first loss of

the season.

Up to this point in the season, the team had recorded thumping victories across every team in the

competition playing with flair and sheer strength to push teams into submission. The team was led

by an aggressive and sizeable forward pack and backed up with traditional Randwick flair and

style in the outside backs. Winger Jaya Yaonnidis to this point in the season was the club’s

leading try-scorer playing across the Second and Third colts teams, a reflection of the intention of

the side to go forward with power before looking to go wide in search of points.

Following the loss to Eastern Suburbs, the team set about re-establishing the side as the premier

team in the competition. Wins against Warringah, Eastwood, Gordon, West Harbour and

Parramatta saw the team pile on 327 points for with only 39 points scored against.

The minor premiership came down to a last round showdown with Southern Districts at Forshaw

Park. After a rough start, where Souths showed great spirit, particularly in the set piece, the flood

gates opened and the outside backs poured on the points. The end result was a 40-7 hammering

and wrapping up of the Second Colts minor premiership.

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The finals series, which had been the sides target all year, began with a quarter final clash against

Gordon, at Chatswood Oval. The boys went in with a strong mind set looking to target the set

piece and play a strong field position game. This resulted in a rousing 33-7 victory, with prop

Callum Quinn crossing for his first try of the season in the dying stages off a planned set piece

move. Flyhalf Will Harrison, returning to the side after a lengthy layoff from a fractured ankle

incurred in round 3 was solid leading the team around the park, while the backrow of James

Macaskill, Christian Poidevin and Latham James were immense in piling on pressure and points.

The Semi-final was a rematch of the 2016 decider again at Chatswood Oval. From the outset

Randwick asserted their dominance with bruising hits, and complete annihilation of the University

scrum. Despite this dominance and some questionable decisions from the referees, we were

behind on the score board at half time 12-7, following a late try to Steve Gibson on the stroke of

half time.

The second half started with great momentum following a charge down and try to lock Pat Clifton.

The game would continue to see saw, with another try to No.8 Christian Poidevin after some

strong lead up work by the tight 5. With only seconds remaining, flyhalf Morgan Steyn piloted a

drop goal over to take the lead for the first time in the match 20-17. From the kick-off however,

hearts were broken as University strung together numerous phases after a clever steal and would

score a controversial try after the final siren to take the victory 22-20.

The result was one of the hardest losses to try and swallow particularly given the dominant display

shown by the boys. Despite the result, this side accomplished something that no Randwick

Second colts side has accomplished in many years, claiming the minor premiership and coming

within a whisker of taking the title back to back. The boys should be immensely proud of what they

achieved, particularly the leadership group of Judd Kerrison, Tom Nowlan, Ron Streeter-Mason,

Matt Orpen and Jack Upton. These boys were regulars in the side all season and provided

constant leadership and guidance to the group as they moved up and down each week. Without

their constant support, effort and input the group would never have been able to achieve what it

did.

Particular congratulations go to Steve Gibson who was given the best and fairest award for 2017.

One of the returning team from 2016, Steve was ever consistent and arguably the most reliable

person in the side, turning out the same strong performance week in week out. Also, Will Harrison,

who missed a large portion of the season through injury was a late call up the Australian

Schoolboys squad for the 2017 test series against Fiji and New Zealand. Will is the second player

to have been called into the Australian Schoolboys squad from the Randwick Second Colts side

after Esei Ha’angana achieved the same result in 2016. Esei has since gone on to sign a full

playing contract with the Melbourne Rebels for 2017. These are enormous achievements from

these two boys and something that the coaches and playing group are immensely proud.

Final thanks must go to all of the parents and supporters as well as the Colts coaching team.

These groups of people make the playing and training environment something that the players and

coaches love and make giving up our time an extremely easy decision. The coaching team has

achieved some incredible results over the year and as a group offer one of the premier playing

and learning environments in Sydney Colts rugby. The culture of the group is arguable the best we

have ever been a part of and much of this credit must go to Travis Partridge and the senior playing

group.

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2018 promises to be a season full of challenges, yet offers up the tantalizing prize of reclaiming

the Shell Trophy and bringing it back where it belongs, on the sidelines of Coogee Oval.

Tom Kellaway

Second Grade 2017 Season Results

Ladder position 1 Minor Premiers

Opponent Round 1 Round 2 West Harbour Won 61 - 10 Won 85 - 10

Southern Districts Won 16 - 15 Won 40 - 7

Sydney University Won 12 - 7



Manly Won 98 - 0

Eastwood Won 47 - 21 Won 46 - 5


Gordon Won 38 - 0 Won 84 - 7

Penrith Won 104 - 0


Qualifying Semi Final Gordon Won 33 – 7

Semi Final Sydney

University Lost 20 - 22 Grand Final

Season Scoring For Against Tries 142 30 Goals 99 19 Penalty/Field Goals 4 5 Penalty Tries


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Played 18

Won 17

*These statistics do not include the Finals series

Lost 1

Draw Bonus Points 14

Win Points 68 Total Points 82

60 Players appeared in Colts 2nd Grade

Most Appearances Matt Orpen 13

Leading Try Scorer Jaya Yoannidis 16

Leading Points Scorer Ryley Angles – Cork 81


Ryley Angles – Cork 34 Conv. Will Harrison 2 Pen.

Best and Fairest Steve Gibson

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Third Grade Colts Report

Coaches: James Lancaster and Michael Clarke

Manager: Graham Neville

Captain: Darcy Searl

A lot of new faces arrived at the Club this year. They were well required after last year’s

graduates left to play grade for the Club. The bench of players was not getting any smaller and for

some weeks Michael Clarke and myself were scratching our heads as to how we were going to

get everyone fair game time. I do not think we missed a week where we did not use all ten

substitutes during a game. Since Michael and myself started coaching last year the talent we had

to work with every week amazed us. Players last year like Joe Whitelock who played almost all

season in Third Grade Colts is now playing Second Grade. I also believe Joe sat on the bench for

First Grade during the season. The flow of talent inevitably resulted in the best attack and defence

record in the competition, with a +365 points difference. This difference is larger than any other

team in the entire competition in any grade.

Last year the team fell short in the semi-final. This year we were determined to go one step

further. A tough draw against Eastern Suburbs in week one was enough to get the team in the

semi-final against Eastwood where everything just clicked into place. We won the game

convincingly 36-14, and, we all knew we were ready to take down Sydney University in the

following week. Unfortunately, we had Latham Park to ourselves that week. It was not ideal as the

boys in all grades get on so well and love hanging out with their mates at training. The boys from

First and Second Grade Colts who were eliminated the week before still turned up to training with

the Third Grade Colts and run oppose work with the team. That is the Colts culture that Travis

Partridge, Nick Hensley, Peter Dumbleton, Tom Hart, Tom Kellaway, Tim Clifford, Michael Clarke

and myself worked so hard to put together.

On grand final day, I arrived at Concord Oval around 9am. I could sense today was “the day”. The

players, Michael and myself were nervous, but, at the same time we were doing all the usual

joking around and enjoying a bit of banter to keep ourselves relaxed.

There were bits of the game that stood out more than other parts of the game, but watching Max

Rivers run 95 meters to score an intercept try was very special. (Max make sure you thank Tim

Lane for ensuring you run all those coat hangers this year). The final score in the grand final was

29-12 against Sydney University. The team literally blew Sydney University off the park. I actually

think the team could have hung around and played Sydney University Second Grade Colts team

and pick up another premiership on the day. That is how good everything felt.

“Randwick Third Grade Colts Premiers in 2017”

Special thanks goes to Di Long and the physio team for sticking the boys back together again

when they needed it, and to Tim Lee and Mick Stephen for making them fitter and stronger each

week.

See you in 2018.

James Lancaster

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60 Players appeared in Colts 3rd Grade

Most Appearances James McNeill

Leading Try Scorer Max Rivers

Leading Goals Scorer Ryley Angles – Cork 46

Leading Points Scorer Ryley Angles – Cork 112

Best and Fairest James McNeill and Max Rivers

Third Grade 2017 Season Results

Ladder position 3



Forfeit (28-

0)

Southern Districts Won 44 - 6 Won 85 - 12




Manly Won 64 - 0

Eastwood Won 40 - 5 Won 22 - 21


Gordon Won 19 - 0

Penrith

Forfeit (28-

0)


Qualifying Semi Final

Eastern

Suburbs

Draw 12 -

12

Semi Final Eastwood Won 36 - 14

Grand Final

Sydney

University Won 29 - 12

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Season Scoring

For Against

Tries 123 26

Conversions 81 16

Penalties

6

Penalty Tries


Played 18

Won 16

Lost 2

Drawn/Bye

Bonus Points 15

Win Points 64

Total Points 79

Simon Kennewell and Ben O’Donnell Australia 7s Munich

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Life Members Day – Bob Dwyer and Bob Outterside

Lloyd Walker

Brendan Williams and family called in on Nura Gili Day

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Jersey Presentation Day for the U10 and U11 rep sides

Reports from Randwick Junior Village Clubs

Clovelly JRFC Report

As the weather warms, another season passes into history and, once again, in our own little way,

the Clovelly Eagles continue to contribute to the fabric that makes up the foundations of the game

called Rugby. Through the efforts of the Coaches, Managers and helpers that give their valued

time to the Club, almost 300 kids have commenced or continued their journey along the rugby trail

that will take them in so many different directions. Some will go on to higher levels, some will

continue to play for enjoyment and some will pursue other things but, at the least, I hope it has

given our kids access to lasting friendships and a feeling of what it’s like to be part of a team. As

an example of those who have gone from the Eagles to achieve higher honours we had the

incredible news this year that the Australian Schoolboys team contained, not one, not two but four

former Eagles players with Finn Wright, Ben Donaldson, Will Harrison and Marco Bell all selected

for the most prestigious honour in Junior Rugby. This is an incredible reflection on the calibre of

coaching and support those boys received during their own development journey, along which the

Club can proudly say it played its part. I challenge anyone to deny it as unprecedented

representation from any Club remotely near our size. Congratulations also to those players in our

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older age groups who enjoyed representative honours for Randwick this year and thanks for those

who helped with the organisation at this level. On the field, the Club enjoyed mixed success

across the age groups with some teams featuring at the pointy end while others had a year that

could best be described as ‘character building’. While the kids will learn from both scenarios we do

strive to make the game as enjoyable as possible for the players as we collectively balance

competitiveness with access for all abilities. The Club exists to facilitate and encourage enjoyable

participation in Junior Rugby for the maximum number of kids possible. Our only measure of

success should be the percentage of players who want to come back and play with us next year

and, I hope, whatever we do as Committee, Coaches and parents continues to keep this as a

cornerstone value at the Eagles. As always, when handed a pen or microphone, I cannot help but

emphasise the appreciation for the dedication our Coaches and Managers put into our kids. On

behalf of all the parents, please believe your efforts do not go unnoticed. You may be surprised by

how long you will be remembered by the players and I like the picture of one or two of them, by

way of thanks, shaking your hand in the street in a dozen years’ time, or maybe even buying you a

drink. On that note, as our Under 12s go on to other rugby paths, the season will likely see the end

of a chapter as a couple of our longest standing Coaches and Managers complete this dedicated

service to the kids under their charge for so long. Josh Smith and John and Maureen Andrews,

ably assisted by Ben Larsson through the later years, have taken their charges from 6 or 7 years

of age through their entire Eagles career and much gratitude is owed for the many hundreds of

hours you have given so freely to the boys. Many thanks also to all of our Committee members

who work behind the scenes to allow the season to ‘just happen’. A particular gratitude from a

generation of parents must go to long-term Committee member, Deb Johnson. With the youngest

of Deb’s three sons, Sam, finishing in Under 12s this year, she will complete her remarkable

contribution to this Club in various capacities over a period of 12 years. The sheer number of

devoted hours, mostly out of the limelight, would equate to months and months of work over this

time. Deb has always been a ‘safe pair of hands’ for anything she undertakes, she can be relied

on as a ‘keeper of knowledge’ when questions arise about the Club’s recent history and she will be

missed. We appreciated the return of long-term sponsors in Shane Vincent, from Belle Property

Randwick, and the Clovelly Hotel and gratefully welcomed a new major sponsor this year in Foster

Finance. What was even more pleasing was to have it be someone from within the Eagles family.

Many thanks to Will Foster for making the game more affordable for all and for saving us from

endless chook raffles. In closing, I sincerely hope everyone involved with this great Club had fun

this year (if any parents didn’t, you must not have been at the Social Night) and I hope to see you

all back next year after a safe and enjoyable summer.

Tony Sheppard President – Clovelly Junior Rugby Club

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Coogee Junior Rugby Report

2017 has been a great year for the Coogee Seahorses, both on and off the field. We fielded 14 teams in

total from U6-U12 with approximately 170 kids playing for the Seahorses every weekend. Games were

generally played in good spirit with no major incidents reported. Coogee continues to play the game of

rugby the way we believe it is meant to be played, with the emphasis being on participation and the kids

having fun.

The Minis enjoyed a great year at Nagle Park on Saturday mornings with everything running very smoothly

thanks to the great efforts of Dave and Jane Caple as well as all the referees. Special thanks also need to

go to John Kennedy for his assistance with referees at Nagle throughout the year.

Coogee had a team from all three Junior age groups, U10, U11 and U12 play in semi-finals with U12’s

making it into the Grand Final and losing narrowly. All our teams are to be congratulated on their

achievements this year with enormous improvement being shown across all age groups.

An area the club paid particular attention to in 2017 was our connection with Randwick seniors. Attendance

at Randwick home games was encouraged and resulted in a great number of Seahorses at Coogee Oval.

This is an area we will look to build on in 2018.

Our 45-year tradition of rotating tours with Souths Brisbane was continued in 2017 with Souths coming to

Sydney in late September. Everyone enjoyed a great weekend of socialising and rugby with 120 Souths

players and supporters coming to Sydney for the weekend. We look forward to touring Brisbane in 2018.

Off the field Coogee is in good shape. We had a good year of fundraising and sponsorship and have

healthy financials. We are very happy with the spirit in the club and have established a good committee for

2018. Coogee will be looking to build the club going forward and hopefully field more teams in the coming

years. 2018 marks the 60th anniversary of Coogee Junior Rugby Club and we will be looking to celebrate

this throughout the year.

Arthur Spellson

President – Coogee Junior Rugby Club

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Maroubra Juniors Report

The Maroubra Missiles Junior Rugby Union Club enjoyed a fun 2017 season fielding eight teams

in the U6, U7, U8, U9, U10 and U12 age groups. That’s an increase of four teams in the last two

years, which has been a great result for the Club.

The Club is fortunate to have a number of sponsors and their continued support enables the club

to allow Maroubra Missiles to provide an opportunity for kids to play rugby. The financial support

given allows the Club to acquire the uniforms, match balls and training gear that is vital to the

running of the club. The Club continues to provide an equity fund which is used to support kids

who, if not for the fund, would not be able to play the game they love. A big thank you to all our

sponsors, Benny and the Pets Veterinarian Service, Eastern Suburbs Smash Repairs, NSW

Contracting and Nicholson & Saville Food Purveyor.

The Club hosted their traditional annual trivia night at South Maroubra Surf Club. The night is an

occasion for the parents of the Club who support their kids every training night, every game and

every injury to socialise and let their hair down. It is a tradition worth keeping.

At the end of the season the U12s travelled to Canberra for a Rugby Gala Day. The kids acquitted

themselves well, winning more games than they lost, and had an opportunity to get together away

from the rugby field.

Last, but not least, a big thank you goes to the coaches and managers who put so much in every

week and to the committee and parents who have helped with canteen and BBQ duties. Life-long

friendships are formed and giving back is worthwhile. With most of the committee having their

boys moving onto U13 with Myrtle Green Warriors and school commitments, a new committee is

forming for future years. We wish Maroubra Missiles in 2018 all the best!!!

“The game they play in heaven.”

Tony Shaw

President

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2017 Presentation Day

Wallaby and Waratah Bernard Foley visits Maroubra Missiles

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South Coogee Junior RUFC “Red Devils” Report

Firstly I would like to thank the South Coogee Committee. The support they have given the Club and me over the year has been amazing, this is not just limited to canteen duty and game days but all that is involved in running a successful junior rugby club. A big thankyou also to the Coaches, Managers and helpers of all our teams from U6s to U12s inclusive, who have helped make this year a success. It is such a rewarding experience being able to help our up and coming sporting superstars. This year we had four of our teams make the final series with our U11s Red team taking out the premiership in a wet hard fought game against Coogee Seahorses, it was a great game from both sides and I was very happy to be there to watch our boys all come together as a team and take out the cup. I would also like to say a big thankyou to our two major sponsors this season who were Marnie Seinor McGrath Real Estate and Don Small Goods, we are very thankful for your continued support over this year and all the previous years also. We look forward to having you on board next year. I am looking forward to another great season in 2018 and I am sure that our little club will keep growing and building in numbers. Heather Marshall South Coogee President

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Randwick Myrtle Green Warriors

The Club is the only club in the Randwick District offering teenage club rugby, which is only played

on Sundays in Sydney. Transition from Under 12 to Under 13 club rugby was always hit and miss

over the years and this led to the development of the Club in 2013 as a club dedicated to teenage

club rugby.

A lot of hard work goes into the Under 12/13 transition particularly educating the parents and

players at the four junior clubs that there is life under Under 12 rugby. This year’s transition was

successful as we fielded two Under 13 teams, a Green team in A/B Division and a White team in C

Division. Both teams reached the final series.

In 2016 the Club only fielded one Under 13 team, which played in C Division. 2017 saw an

explosion of interest in rugby as that year group fielded two teams in Under 14s: a Green team in

the B Division and a White team in C Division. The Green team won the B Division Grand Final

against Blacktown in front of a very healthy crowd at Nagle Park. In fact, the Club hosted the

Under 14 Divisional Grand Finals for the Under 14s. A watershed moment for the Club.

The Club fielded a team in the Under 15s which played finals footy. Teams were also fielded in the

Under 16s and Opens.

A major issue for the Club is recruitment and the Under 12/13 transition is, to a certain extent, the

lifeblood of the Club: two healthy squads in the Under 13s will lead to strong numbers going

forward. Another issue is widening the net of recruitment. A telling statistic in the 14s is that out of

the 46 players registered, only two were from local state schools. So, the Club and Randwick

Rugby can definitely work towards fulfilling the potential offered by the state schools in the area.

All in all, it was a very successful year as player numbers were up from 70 to 150, teams

increased from three in 2016 to seven this year and it was the first time the Club fielded an Opens

team.

Of course, many of the Club’s players represented the district and beyond in the representative

scene, which no doubt will be covered in the Randwick Juniors report.

The Club works closely with the Randwick Seniors, Randwick Academy and Randwick Juniors

and the Club would like to thank them for their continued support.

I would like to thank the sponsors: Mellick Wealth Management, Your State Agency, McGrath Real

Estate Agency, Addisons Advisory and Bakker Built.

Last but not least, I would like to thank the players, parents and coaches/team management for

their dedication and passion for our great game.

Jamie Johnson

President

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Juniors forming up the run on tunnel at Coogee Oval

Randwick U11 Whites – NSWJRU State Championships

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Juniors at Coogee Oval

The physio team Henry Hutchison, Simon Kennewell and Harrison Goddard Australian U20s

Warwick Waugh and Simon Poidevin

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Randwick Juniors Report

2017 was another fantastic year with an increase in numbers of juniors taking the fields in a variety

of competitions across age groups 6-18 years. Randwick Juniors are extremely appreciative of the

presence of each and every volunteer across all village clubs who man the BBQ each week.

Without their generous support the clubs would need to find other means to raise funds to help get

our kids on the field each week. A special thanks is sent out from all junior village clubs, parents

and players to the Randwick Rugby Foundation. Without this specific ongoing support we would

not have any kids playing rugby in our district.

Minis: The Randwick / Easts combined minis comp was once again a fantastic success. All age

groups from U6 through to U9 were well represented by all clubs.

U6 featured a mighty 14 teams, U7 had 13 teams, U8 had 19 teams and U9 had 14 teams. As

trialled in 2016, each age group was permitted to have an additional two players on the field at any

time which in turn gave all of the players more game time and most teams took up the opportunity.

(All teams were still forced to match the opposition numbers so there were no advantages). A big

thanks goes to the SJRU team for doing the draw to get these kids on the field.

Minis Gala Day: RDJRU hosted a minis carnival this year at Nagle Park. All age groups were

represented strongly and we welcomed out of district clubs coming over to play as well. The day

was fantastic and all feedback was positive. Well done to all of our volunteers for hosting and

arranging a very successful day.

Juniors: The juniors truly are a Sydney-wide competition consisting of a Friday night and Sunday

comp. The Friday comp is mostly played out of Latham and Nagle parks as both locations have

two grounds. The Friday night comp consists of teams from the Randwick, Easts, Canterbury,

West Harbour and Petersham areas and most age groups consist of more than eight teams

allowing for both cup and plate finals. Randwick District hosted the finals series at Latham Park

and Grand Finals for the U14s at Nagle Park.

Sunday Comp: With the huge effort put into recruiting by the Randwick Warriors coaching staff

and office bearers we witnessed the Club grow by more than 100% in 2017. This year the

Warriors had teams in the following age groups: U13 x 2, U14 x 2, U15, U16 and Opens.

No-one I speak with around the grounds can recall the last time Randwick Juniors fielded an

opens team. This is a great testament to the current people working across the Randwick District

in recruiting players. Thank you to these outstanding supporters and enablers of junior rugby.

Special congratulations here must go to Heather Marshal who single-handed recruited a team’s

worth of players for the U15s. This team ran short on players for most of the year but were able to

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make the semis only to fall short at the end of the game to miss out on the grand final.Our U14B

division team performed well all year and were successful in taking out the Cup in this division.

Well done to all coaching staff and of course the players for a successful year.

All other age groups performed well across the year with almost all on show during the semis.

Representative Teams: We were fortunate enough to again submit 2 x U10 and 2 x U11 teams to

this year’s NSWJRU development competitions. All four teams went through their respective

comps almost undefeated. If we can keep these players in rugby we will have strong showings for

the future. With Jim Dubos’ hard work and the current crop of talented coaches coming through we

are very excited for the future.

At the NSWJRU State Championships on the June long weekend we were able to field teams in

the U12, 13, 14 and 16 age groups and also an U17 team combined with players from the

Illawarra District. The U12 went all the way this year, appearing in the final only to go down after a

very strong showing. Well done to all involved. Our U16 team was our Randwick Warriors U16

team. With no other clubs carrying a team the boys switched gear from RW to Randwick and

although beaten by obvious rep teams in all games the boys put up a mighty effort.

Randwick Junior Rugby Academy: Now in its sixth year the Academy is a benchmark for all

other districts. No one can compete with ours. With Jim Dubos’ commitment and hard work we

have a range of coaches from clubs to ex-Wallabies coaching our kids on the finer points of rugby.

The real mark of success for this development program is that we have seen academy members

graduate to all levels of the Randwick Colts program and also to the Australian Schools Barbarian

team in 2017. The Australian School Boys team recruited three of our junior players this year with

Will Harrison captaining the side throughout the tournament. Will was a Randwick Junior and was

an inaugural participant in the Academy.

2016 saw the introduction of our girls into the academy training alongside the boys. The girls

trained well and their numbers have increased for 2017/2018.

There are a number of people and businesses that have contributed to the Juniors this year and I

would like to acknowledge their support as without it we would not have a juniors program.

To Chris Dunn, Juniors Treasurer, for keeping us afloat and the books balanced. Also for your liaison with the Foundation and seniors.

The Randwick Foundation for ongoing investment in our juniors with every cent going directly into running costs for the juniors participation.

To our young band of junior referees turning up every Saturday morning to give our minis the best experience possible. Some of our referees come down to referee just one game and then go off to play school sports. Without that effort our coaches would be reffing in addition to coaching on a Saturday morning.

To our sponsors, which include Bakker Built, Traffic Plan Professionals and Mambo.

Jim Dubos for his tireless efforts with our rep and development program, and also the summer Junior Academy.

And lastly but not least to all of the Clubs and their band of merry volunteers for making the season such an easy one for me personally.

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Randwick Magic U12s

Randwick Magic Girls 7s Rugby

The Club offers a full time program for all year round training in 7s rugby and competing in local,

national and international competitions. The Club is also partnering with local high schools

Matraville Sports High School. Recruitment has been mainly word of mouth.

Following success at the Las Vegas 7s, a good number of those girls have graduated to the NSW

7s teams with the Club supporting 8 junior members and 9 seniors in the state squads. The

excitement continues as following a 10 week break the girls return to training to prepare for the

Hong Kong 7s where they team will be competing by invitation.

The Club trains at Latham Park and Nagle Park, Maroubra. In 2017 we had nearly 125 registered

players ranging from under 10s to opens, forming 2 x U10s teams, 2 x U12s teams, 2 x U14s

teams, 2 x U16s teams and an U18s team.

Teams were entered in the following tournaments, Southern Highland 7s, (U16s Plate 2nd Place,

U18s Plate 2nd place, Opens Plate 2nd place), the NSW U15 NSW State Cup, Winners U17s and

Opens NSW State Cup (U17 was 5th Place, Opens Plate 2nd place) Central Coast 7s (U17 5th

Place, Opens 9th Place – with a tough draw against international teams). The girls also competed

in the Sydney Sizzling 7s and also played exhibition games at Coogee Oval prior to First grade

fixtures.

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The opens team is travelling to Dubai in December to compete in the Dubai International 7s event

and will face teams including England Development, Ireland Development, Russia, Belgium,

Germany and Denmark.

Thanks goes to all the players, their families and supporters, our volunteers, coaches and

managers. Bring on 2018!

Randwick Junior Rugby Academy

The Academy was formed at the end of 2012 season. A committee comprising Wade Kelly, the

2013 First Grade Coach, Wallabies Simon Poidevin and Steve Hoiles with Jim Dubos the

Randwick Junior Development manager.

We recruited former Randwick players Geoff James, Stu Donaldson and Rod Willey to help the

above with the coaching. Geoff, Stu, Rod plus Simon are still coaching at the Academy.

The first year we had 60 boys training. In the second half of the program Randwick senior club

supplied training shirts for the boys. We have come a long way in the last 6 years. This year we

will have 220 players in the Academy including 26 girls. We have a pool of 30 coaches.

The Academy is self-funded with every squad member and coach receiving a training top and

shorts free.

Academy achievements to date

2017 Marco Bell, Ben Donaldson, Will Harrison and Finn Wright were selected in the

Australian School Boys team to play the All Blacks and Fiji schools in October 2017

2017 Ben Donaldson selected in the NSW 1 team that played in the Australian Schoolboys

Championships

2017 Ben Baker, Liam Cornish, Matt Stead and Finn Wright selected in the NSW 2 team

that played in the Australian Schoolboys Championships.

2017 Joel Ellis and Will McCormick were selected in the All States team that played in the

Australian Schoolboys Championships.

2017 – 23 Players were selected in the Southern Zone teams ages U14, 15, 16 and 17.

2017 Randwick U12s qualified for the final of the U12 State Championships.

Former Academy members Zac Carr, Pat Clifton, Latham James, Pat Pelligrini, Christian

Poidevin, Tom Serhon and Tom Wong all played First Grade Colts in their first year out of

school.

2016 Will Harrison NSW CCC / NSW 2 / Australian Barbarians

2016 Pat Pelligrini NSW CCC / Combined States

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Our goals remain the same as when we formed the Academy in 2012.

Improve the skill level of all Academy members.

Improve our Village club performances

Increase fitness levels at the start of the season.

Our Academy is rated by many as the top junior Rugby Academy in Australia. The success of the

Academy is a credit to the dedicated coaches who give up their time for free.

Jim Dubos

2017 Junior Development Report

January

The 2nd half of our Academy Program resumes.

160 boys and 10 girls participated with 20 coaches.

2017 / 18 will see the Academy grow to 220 boys and girls with 30 coaches.

February

Village Club registrations

Academy Coaches post Xmas bash. Money for this event was donated by the Academy parents

as a thank you to the coaches for their dedication during the summer.

March

Academy BBQ Presentation for 2016 / 17.

Registrations for age rep teams U10 - U16.

April

Rep coaches and managers selected.

Rep trials commence.

Club competition commences.

May

Rep teams selected and announced.

Rep dinners for each team held at Coogee Legion Club

Rep training and trials commence

The 6th Annual Academy / Rep lunch was held at Coogee Legion Club with 242 people attending.

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June

State Championships were held with Randwick entering U10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and U16s.

Both U10 teams performed well with the Green team undefeated

The U11s playing in the Development Tournament both teams played well.

U12 were defeated by a much bigger Parramatta team in the final.

U13, 14, 16s had mixed results

July

Year 5 - 6 ten a side tournament held at Latham Park.

12 boys teams attended the tournament playing 30 games.

Girls’ pop touch was introduced for the first time with 10 teams competing

Pretournament training was offered to all teams with 40 training sessions completed before, after

and during school time.

August

Year 3 - 4 ten a side tournament held at Latham Park.

10 Boys and 8 girls teams participated.

38 Pre tournament training sessions were conducted.

September

Village Clubs finals series were completed.

Players from the U10- U16 were invited to register for the 2017 / 18 Academy.

October

Academy Coaches were appointed (we don't advertise for coaches. Coaches are head-hunted to

ensure we retain our high standard in this department).

Village Clubs held their presentation days.

November

Academy information night 8th November.

Academy commences 15th November.

December

Academy breaks for Xmas

Academy 1st term BBQ and presentation day.

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My thanks goes to the following people for their support during the season in no particular order:-

David Caple (President) and Chris Dunn (Treasurer) from Randwick Juniors.

The Randwick Rugby Foundation for their ongoing support with our Academy.

The Academy coaches for making the Academy the success it is (to quote Bob Dwyer "the

best Junior coaching program in Australia").

The Village Club Presidents and their committees.

Doug Eggins in organising the Academy / Rep Lunch.

Rod Willey for being MC at the Lunch.

The 242 Academy supporters who attended the lunch.

Coogee Legion Club for hosting the Lunch.

The Rep teams coaches and managers.

Clarissa Luxford for her support in promoting Junior Rugby by way of the Randwick

newsletter.

Nick Ryan and Travis Partridge for their support.

Anne Clerc Johnson for her help with the rep gear (ordering and fitting).

The teachers from the schools that enter the tournaments we run with their cooperation.

Randwick City Council for supporting the tournaments.

The parents of the Academy Squad for their generosity in donating to the Coaches Xmas

drinks.

Jim Dubos

Randwick Rugby Junior Development

Reece Robinson with a young fan

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Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc

2017 Treasurers Report

The attached Profit & Loss report and Balance Sheet for the financial year ended 30 September 2017

continues the improved financial consistency developed by the club over the past four years. The Club

results show an operating profit $29,828 (2016 $15,664) an improvement of 90%. Driven by improved cash

sponsorship income of 18% while gate and concession income increased by 20% & 27% respectively.

The Club produced a Net Financial Profit after depreciation ($10,000) of $19,828 (2016 $5,664) an

increase of 250%. The Club continues to improve its strong financial position with cumulative retained

funds including reserves standing at $194,660

As mentioned previously the improved performance in 2017 is primarily a result of increased sponsorship.

The Club introduced a new major naming rights sponsor in Suttons City Hyundai and Suttons has agreed

to extend sponsorship of the Club for a further two years.

The renewal of this sponsorship between two great brands, Suttons City Hyundai and Randwick Rugby

is testimony to the support our patrons and members have brought to the partnership.

Other new sponsors in 2017 including Royal Randwick - Australian Turf Club, The Randwick Club and

Rohrig Builders also contributed to this increase.

Without the ongoing contribution, from these new sponsors and existing sponsors University New South

Wales, Maloney Grocers, ADCO, Cartwright Insurance, ESV Accounting, Bendigo Clovelly

Community Bank, FTI Consulting, Coates Hire, Girvan Waugh, Bell Potter, Victor Sports Tapes,

Building Partners, KMB Business Advisors, Paddington Prestige Motors, Nura Gili (UNSW), Walsh

Pharmacy, and Sphere Communications, we would not be able to represent the Randwick District with

such distinction.

A special mention must go to the Randwick City Council for valuable ongoing support at Coogee Oval

with the rebuilding of the Senior Citizens’ Centre which has provided us with a first-class facility to service

our sponsors and the re-development at Latham Park with an all-weather synthetic surface.

A special mention must also go to sponsor and leading sports medical team lead by Dr Paul Raftos,

Eastside Physiotherapy Di Long and Neck Safe Rugby Doctor Adrian Cohen who are tireless in their

support and efforts to provide a safe playing environment for the players and the development of a world-

leading concussion testing and treatment program.

Gate and Concessional income continued to improve in 2017 especially with the increased interest patrons

are showing in “Club” rugby. Revenue from Coogee Oval increased from $117,748 to $145,757 (+24%).

Special thanks goes to Field to Fork (Paula and Gary Horwitz and Paul Miller) for their tireless efforts in

ensuring quality provision of food and beverages on grade and colts match days. Their efforts along with

the support from Coogee Bay Hotel as our beverage sponsor has played a large part in the Club providing

a improved experience for all our patrons. Their support and dedication is very much appreciated.

Costs have generally been held to budget and are in line with the previous year after taking into account

the rugby development strategy implemented over the last four years.

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The following table compares key financial data.

2017 2016 2015 2014

Sponsorship Cash $405,332 $342,500 $274,000 $159,640

RR Foundation $65,000 $65,000 $100,000 $200,000

Grants ARU/NSWRU Nil Nil Nil $39,000

Net Fundraising Profit $65,117 $73,119 $57,759 $31,847

Operating Profit $29,828 $15,664 $(88,234) $11,934

Net Profit $19,828 $5,664 $(78,234) $6,934

We thank the Randwick Rugby Foundation for its continued support and contribution throughout the

district in 2017.The RRF provided the seniors with $65,000 and the junior body with $35,000. The

Randwick Rugby Club also assisted the juniors in providing 50 footballs and 5 new marquees, one for each

junior club and for use during representative matches.

The Board thanks our loyal sponsors and donors for their continued financial support. Special thanks go to

those who contributed monies to the scholarship fund and to those who individually donated money to the

Club’s “Tax deductible” Randwick Rugby Development Fund administered through the Australian

Sports Foundation. Without this ongoing support, the club would not be able to invest in the development

of our colts and the future schools program. The Board also thanks all our loyal volunteers, coaching staff,

support staff, representative players and supporters. Whether coaching Juniors, managing grade players,

photographing colts or simply flocking to Coogee Oval, your efforts and support is invaluable.

I recommend to you for approval the attached Profit and Loss report, Balance Sheet and Annual report for

the 12 months financial year ending 30th September 2017.

Ian R Bonnette

Honorary Treasurer

Randwick’s Australian Schoolboys representatives

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Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc.

2017 Financial Reports ABN: 75 787 573 633

Income and Expenditure Statement for the Period Ended 30 September 2017

Note 2017

$

2016

$

Income

Sponsorship 2 590,332 529,000

Revenue - Coogee Oval 3 145,757 117,748

Player Subscriptions 43,491 50,340

Fundraising Functions 133,625 143,328

Merchandise Revenue 1,036 9,258

Interest Received 342 1,621

Other income 4 1,154 6000

Total Income 915,737 890,795

Expenses

Coogee Oval 5 59,646 28,502

Latham Park 6 22,024 25,101

Player Operation Costs 7 248,619 224,298

Coaching Costs 8 110,552 106,204

Marketing & Fundraising - Direct 9 68,508 70,209

Marketing - Sponsorship Servicing 10 27,978 25,651

Merchandise Costs 900 1,741

Sponsorship Contra Costs 11 120,000 155,000

Administration Expenses 12 227,682 238,425

Depreciation 13 10,000 10,000

Total Expenses 895,909 885,131

Operating Surplus/(Loss) Before Extraordinary Items 19,828 5,664

Operating Profit/(Loss) after Extraordinary Items 19,828 5,664

Retained Funds - Opening 147,720 142,058

Surplus/(loss) Available for Appropriation 19,828 5,664

Retained Funds at End of Year 167,548 147,720

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2017 Financial Reports

RANDWICK DISTRICT RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB INC

ABN: 75 787 573 633

Balance Sheet as at 30 September 2017

NOTE 2017

$

2016

$

Current Assets

Cash 1 153,949 202,351

Trade and Other Receivables 14 157,292 74,847

Prepayments - 4,007

GST Paid 10,097 10,645

Total Current Assets 321,338 291,850

Property, Plant and Equipment 15 8,436 9,679

Total Non-Current Assets 8,436 9,679

Total Assets 329,774 301,529

Payables 16 78,696 84,150

GST on supplies 17,027 18,160

Provisions 17 39,391 24,385

Total Current Liabilities 135,114 126,695

Total Liabilities 135,114 126,695

Net Assets 194,660 174,834

Accumulated Funds 167,548 147,720

Reserves 18 27,112 27,112

Total Equity 194,660 174,832

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ABN: 75 787 573 633

Statement of Changes in Equity for the Year Ended 30 September 2017

Retained Earnings Reserves Total

$ $ $

Balance as at 30th September 2015 142,056 27,112 169,168

Profit/Transfers 5,664 - 5,664


Profit/Transfers 19,828 - 19,828


Statement of Cash Flows for the Year Ended 30 September 2017

2017 2016

$ $

Cash Flows from Operating Activities

Cash Receipts From Operations 720,017 780,582

Cash Payments in the Course of Operations (758,870) (687,194)

Interest Received 342 1,621

Net Cash Provided/(Used) by Operating Activities

(39,645) 95,009

Payments for Property Plant Equipment (8,757)

Net Cash Provided by Investing Activities - -

Provisions and Reserves

Repayment of Loan

Net Cash Provided by Financing Activities - -

Net Increase/(Decrease) In Cash Held (48,402) 95,009

Cash at the Beginning of the Year 202,351 107,342

Cash at the End of the Year 153,949 202,351

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ABN: 75 787 573 633

Notes to the Statement of Cash Flows

2017 2016

$ $

Reconciliation of Cash

Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in the statements of cash flows is reconciled to the related item in the statement of financial position as follows:

Bank - Seniors 125,886 174,628

Cash Management 25,533 25,193

Macquarie Bank 2,530 2,530

Total Cash 153,949 202,351

Surplus/(loss) from Ordinary Activities 19,828 5,664

Depreciation and Impairment Charge 10,000 10,000

(Increase)/Decrease in Receivables (82,445) 46,966

Increase/(Decrease) in Payables 9,546 23,071

(Increase)/Decrease in Other Assets 4,553 (4,566)

Increase/(Decrease) in GST Payable (1,133) 2,335

Increase/(Decrease) in Provisions 6 11,539

Cash Flows from Operations (39,645) 95,009

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ABN: 75 787 573 633

Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 30 September 2017

Note 1 Statement of Significant Accounting Policies

This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act New South Wales.

The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity. The financial report has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Association Incorporation Act New South Wales and the following Australian Accounting Standards:

AAS 5 : Materiality

AAS 8: Events Occurring After Reporting date

No other applicable Accounting Standards, Australian Accounting Interpretations or other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board have been applied.

The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values, or except where specifically stated, current valuations of non-current assets.

The following material accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this financial report.

(a) Income Tax

The Association is a tax exempt body

(b) Fixed Assets

Plant & Equipment are measured on the cost basis. The carrying amount of plant and equipment is reviewed annually by the Association to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount from those assets.

The depreciable amount of all fixed assets are depreciated over the useful lives of the assets to the association commencing from the time the asset is held ready for use.

(c) Investments

Non-current investments are measured on the cost basis.

The carrying amount of investments is reviewed annually by the Committee to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount of these investments. The recoverable amount is assessed from the quoted market value for shares in listed companies, if applicable, or such other criteria as determined by the Committee.

(d) Employee Entitlements

Provision is made for the Associations liability for employee entitlements arising from services rendered by employees to balance date. Employee entitlements expected to be settled within one year together with entitlements arising from wages and salaries, annual leave and sick leave which will be settled after one year, have been measured at their nominal amount. Other employee entitlements payable later than one year have been measured at the present value of the estimated future cash outflows to be made for those entitlements.

Contributions are made by the Association to an employee superannuation fund and are charged as expenses when incurred.

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ABN: 75 787 573 633

Note 1 Statement of Significant Accounting Policies (cont).

(e) Cash

For the purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash includes cash on hand, at banks or on deposit.

(f) Revenue

Revenue from the receipt of grants is recognised by the stipulated dates laid down by the supplier of the funds; revenue from the supply of services is taken into account when the service is undertaken; revenue from the sale of goods is recognised upon the delivery of goods to customers.

Interest revenue is recognised on a proportional basis taking into account the interest rates applicable to the financial assets.

Dividend revenue is recognised when the association has established that it has a right to receive a dividend.

(g) Goods and Services Tax (GST)

Revenue, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. In these circumstances, the GST is recognised as part of the cost of the acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of expense. Receivables and payables in the Statement of Financial Position are shown inclusive of GST.

Jeffrey Sayle and Dan Dowe

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ABN: 75 787 573 633

Statement of Significant Accounting Policies

2017 2016

$ $

NOTE 2 - Sponsorship

Sponsorship Cash 405,332 342,500

Randwick Foundation Grant 65,000 65,000

Contra Sponsorship 120,000 155,000

Total Sponsorship 590,332 562,500

NOTE 3 - Coogee Oval

Gate 70,440 58,750

Concessions 75,317 58,998

Total Coogee Oval 145,757 117,748

NOTE 4 - Other Income

Miscellaneous 1,154 -

Prize Money (ARU Sevens) - 6,000

Total Other Income 1,154 6,000

NOTE 5 - Coogee

Rental 8,509 6,993

Match Day Costs - Gate

- Concessions

13,308

37,829

2,309

19,200

Total Coogee Oval 59,646 28,502

NOTE 6 - Latham Park

Rental 16,647 19,882

Repairs & Maintenance - Field

- Gym

1,783

3,594

1,796

3,423

Total Latham Park 22,024 25,101

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NOTE 7 - Player Operation Costs

Player Expenses 10,044 10,596

Footballs & Equipment 2,663 1,878

Insurance 12,464 10,691

Laundry & Cleaning 1,744 4,008

Medical Fees - Doctors/Physio 28,934 27,463

Medical Tape 13,675 17,015

Player Rewards 4,061 4,196

Scholarships 84,570 69,997

Sundries - 137

Transport 4,659 3,901

Levies - ARU 6,364 6,364

Uniforms 79,441 68,052

Total Player Operation Costs 248,619 224,298

NOTE 8 - Coaching

Motor Vehicle Expenses 2,334 4,400

Schools & Junior Clubs 87 540

Trainers & Coaching Consultants 87,722 84,759

Videos & Analysis 20,409 16,505

Total Coaching Costs 110,552 106,204

NOTE 9 - Marketing

Functions 68,508 70,209

Total Marketing Costs 68,508 70,209

NOTE 10 - Sponsorship Services

Support 27,486 24,319

Tickets 492 1,332

Total Sponsorship Servicing Expenses 27,978 25,651

NOTE 11 -

Contra Sponsorship Expenses 120,000 155,000

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NOTE 12 - Administration

Accounting Fees 8,000 8,000

Audit Fees 1,800 1,800

Bad Debts 1,500 7,727

Bank Fees 364 1,391

Employment Costs 182,472 183,463

Insurances 8,067 9,016

IT and Communications 6,344 2,728

Leave Provisions 6 11,538

Motor Vehicle Expenses 6,857 4,469

Printing Postage & Stationery 4,331 3,081

General Expenses 4,609 2,123

Subscriptions 953 869

Telephone 2,379 2,220

Total Administration Expenses 227,682 238,425

General Depreciation 10,000 10,000

Total Depreciation 10,000 10,000

Trade Debtors

Accrued income

157,292 74,358

489

Total Trade and Other Debtors 157,292 74,847

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NOTE 15 - Property Plant and Equipment

First Aid Room at Cost 8,094 8,094

Less Prov'n for Depreciation (7,709) (7,409)

Total First Aid Room 385 685

Plant & Equipment - at Cost 51,991 43,234


Total Plant & Equipment 6,349 5,292

Furniture & Fittings - at Cost 18,499 18,499


Total Furniture & Fittings - -

Gymnasium Equipment at Cost 33,393 33,393

Less Prov'n for Depreciation (31,691 ) (29,691)

Total Gymnasium Equipment 1,702 3,702

Sponsors Stand at Cost 7,254 7,254


Total Sponsors Stand - -

Total Plant and Equipment 8,436 9,679

NOTE 16 - Payables

Trade Creditors 13,032 19,232

Payg Withholding Tax 6,612 6,334

Accrued Expenses

Audit Fees

57,052

2,000

56,584

2,000

Total Payables 78,696 84,150

NOTE 17 - Provisions

Tour Provision 15,000 -

Annual Leave 24,391 24,385

Total Provisions 39,391 24,385

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NOTE 18 - Reserves

Opening Balance 16,365 16,365

Nett Income/ Expenditure - -

Closing Balance 16,365 16,365

Opening Balance 10,747 10,747

Net Income/ (Expenditure) - -

Closing Balance 10,747 10,747

Total Reserves 27,112 27,112

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MEAGHER, HOWARD & WRIGHT CERTIFIED PRACTISING ACCOUNTANTS

ABN 42 664 097 44 Suite 505 Level 5 / 55 Grafton Street BONDI JUNCTION NSW 2022

PO Box 653

PARTNERS FINANCIAL PLANNING BONDI JUNCTION NSW 1355

K.J. WRIGHT J.P. M.COMM. F.C.P.A MARK MAYCOCK J.P. G. MIDDLETON B.COMM. ACA

Phone: 02 9387 8988

ASSOCIATE Fax: 02 9387 8388

L.J. HOWARD O.A.M. J.P. B Ec. F.C.P.A. [email protected]


ABN: 75 787 573 633

Independent Audit Report to The Members of Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc

Report on the Financial Report

We have audited the accompanying financial report, being a special purpose financial report, of Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc, which comprises the balance sheet as at 30 September 2017, and the income and expenditure statement, a summary of significant accounting policies, other explanatory notes and the statement by members of the committee.

Committee's Responsibility for the Financial Report

The committee of the association is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report and have determined that the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements, which form part of the financial report, are consistent with the financial reporting requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act New South Wales and are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. The committee's responsibilities also include establishing and maintaining internal control relevant to the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error; selecting and applying appropriate accounting policies; and making accounting estimates that are reasonable in the circumstances.

Auditor's Responsibility

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the financial report based on our audit. No opinion is expressed as to whether the accounting policies used, as described in Note 1, are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. These Auditing Standards require that we comply with relevant ethical requirements relating to audit engagements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial report is free from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial report. The procedures selected depend on the auditor's judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial report, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity's preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity's internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the committee, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial report.

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The financial report has been prepared for distribution to members for the purpose of fulfilling the commit-tee's financial reporting under the Associations Incorporation Act New South Wales. We disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this report or on the financial report to which it relates to any person other than the members, or for any purpose other that that for which it was prepared.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

Independence

In conducting our audit, we have complied with the independence requirements of Australian professional ethical pronouncements.

Auditor's Opinion

In our opinion, the financial report of Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc. presents fairly, in all material respects the financial position of Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc. as of 30 September 2017 and of its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements.

Name of Firm: Meagher Howard & Wright

Name of Partner: Ken Wright

Address: Suite 505, 55 Grafton Street Bondi Junction NSW 2022

Signed:

Dated this day of 2017



ABN: 75 787 573 633

Statement by Members of the Committee

The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the financial statements.

In the opinion of the committee the financial report as set out on pages 2 to 6:

1. Presents a true and fair view of the financial position of Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc as at 30 September 2017 and its performance for the year ended on that date.

2. At the date of this statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

The statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee and is signed for and on behalf of the Committee by:

President: ___________________________________ Bob Dwyer

Treasurer: ___________________________________Ian Bonnette

RDRUFC Annual Report 2017

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Randwick Magic Girls 7s

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NSW Grade Premiers

The Randwick Club was formed in 1882 and has competed in the NSW First Division Competition from

1889 to 1899, in 1914 and from 1923 to date. There was no competitive rugby played from 1915 to

1918. The Club fielded Reserve Grade and Third Grade sides in First Division from 1908 to 1914. In the

years when it was not in First Division Randwick competed in what is now the Sub-Districts

Competition. Randwick’s successes in the NSW Club Championship and Grade Premierships follow:-

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1926,1928,1930,1939,1940,1944,1946,1965,1966.1967,1973,1980,1981,1982,1983,

1984,1985,1986,1988,1989,1990,1991,1992,1994,1995,1996, 2000, 2003

FIRST GRADE PREMIERS 32

1894,1895,1896,1897,1930,1934,1938,1940,1948,1959,1965,1966,1967,1971,1973,

1974,1978,1979,1980,1981,1982,1984,1987,1988,1989,1990,1991,1992,1994,1996,

2000, 2004

RESERVE GRADE PREMIERS 17

1930,1944,1946,1957,1958,1959,1966,1978,1980,1984,1985,1991,1992,1994,1996, 2004, 2016

THIRD GRADE PREMIERS 16

1912,1939,1943,1953,1963,1965,1966,1979,1982,1988,1989,1992,1999, 2000, 2004, 2010

FOURTH GRADE PREMIERS 19

1933,1937,1938,1942,1965(JP),1967,1968,1972,1974,1980(JP),1982,1984,1987,1989,1990,1997,

2002, 2008, 2009

FIFTH GRADE PREMIERS 18

1976,1977,1978,1979,1980,1981,1982,1985,1987,1988,1989,1991,1992,1993,1996,

1999, 2002, 2010

SIXTH GRADE PREMIERS 6

1986,1988 (JP),1990,1994,1995,1996

SEVENTH GRADE PREMIERS 1

1990 Sub Districts Walker Cup

FIRST GRADE COLTS PREMIERS 11

1972,1974,1976,1978,1981(JP),1982,1986,1989,1991,1995, 2014

SECOND GRADE COLTS PREMIERS 9

1970,1972,1975,1984,1985,1987,1996, 2000, 2016


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THIRD GRADE COLTS PREMIERS 5

1984, 1985 (JP), 1991, 2012, 2017

UNDER 19s PREMIERS 2

1997, 2006

Outstanding Club Performances by a Randwick Player

Most Points Scored by a Randwick Player: David Knox (1982 to 1998) 246 games: 55 Tries, 536 Goals, 510 Penalty/Field Goals, Total 2842 Points. His total made him the highest point scorer in Australian Club rugby. Gareth Smith (1991 to 2004) 243 games: 94 Tries, 449 Goals, 277 Penalty/Field Goals, Total 2191 points. Warwick Wheeler (1966 to 1976) 232 games: 46 Tries, 232 Goals, 260 Penalty/Field Goals, Total 1932 points. Mick Stynes (1957 to 1969) 181 games: 15 Tries, 190 Goals, 174 Penalty/Field Goals, Total 1149 points. Dave Ramsay (1978 to 1984) 139 games: 31 Tries, 226 Goals, 159 Penalty/Field Goals, Total 1053 points. Most Goals in a First Grade Match: Gareth Smith (2003) Kicked 13 goals against Warringah on 21 June 2003 at Coogee Oval. David Knox (1994) Kicked 12 goals against Drummoyne on 23 April 1994 at Coogee Oval. Try Scoring Feats in First Grade over a Career: Only two Randwick players, Terry Ryan and Cyril Towers, scored 100 or more First Grade tries. Terry Ryan (1970 to 1975) scored 106 tries in his 6 seasons as a winger with the Randwick Club. Cyril Towers (1925 to 1942) played at outside centre and scored 104 tries in his 18 seasons. Tries Scored in First Grade in a Season: Terry Ryan (1970 and 1971) established in 1970 a new competition record by scoring 24 tries in 17 games. In 1971 he broke his own record for a season by scoring 25 tries in 20 games. Jack Gray-Spence (1936) was the first Randwick player to establish a competition record. His achievement stood at 23 tries scored in 20 games until broken by T Ryan in 1970.


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Tries in a First Grade Game: Michael Cleary (1961), established a new record of 7 tries in a match against Eastwood on 19 August 1961 at Coogee Oval. This record stands today but was later equalled by a Gordon player. The previous record of 6 tries was held by two Randwick wingers: Owen Crossman (1924) and Len Slattery (1945). First Grade Games: John Maxwell (1972 to 1992) In his 21 seasons as a back row forward J Maxwell played 323 First Grade games, by far a Club record. He also played 428 Club games, the second highest total for Randwick. He appeared in 14 First Grade Grand Finals and was on the winning side 10 times. John Weber (1960 to 1973) A lock and mainstay of the pack J Weber played 234 games over his 14 seasons, breaking the record set by C Towers. Cyril Towers (1925 to 1942) Best remembered as one of Australia’s greatest outside centres C Towers played in 233 First Grade games, then a Club record. Most Club Games: Bill Outterside (1952 to 1976) The Club record for the most matches played for Randwick is held by W Outterside at 432 games, of which, 205 were played in First Grade. Unlikely to be surpassed, his record was established over 25 seasons.

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Randwick Rugby Club Awards

The following information is supplied for the benefit and interest of players, officials and members. Each entry is accompanied by a citation which spells out the criteria on which each award is based and a brief statement of the process by which each award is determined. Honorary Life Member The guidelines for the consideration and the recommendation as a Member worthy for election as a Life Member of the Club shall be: (a) The nominee must have had a lengthy and distinguished career at the Club either as a player,

coach, manager, volunteer worker or Council Member;

(b) The nominee must have made a considerable contribution to the game of Rugby at the Club;

(c) The nominee must have enhanced their personal reputation and the ethos of the Club through their ability, endeavour, sportsmanship and courage;

(d) The nominee must have accrued ten (10) points before consideration;

(e) Criteria points shall be allocated in the following manner: * fifty (50) First Grade games for the Club 2 points * one hundred (100) First Grade games for the Club 4 points * two hundred (200) games for the Club 4 points * one hundred (100) games for the Club 2 points * twenty-five (25) Colt games for the Club 1 point * fifty (50) Super Rugby games inclusive while a registered Randwick Club player 2 points * selected in twenty (25) Tests for Australia while a registered Randwick Club player 2 points * coach Super Rugby in Australia for each year 2 points * coach Australia (Wallabies) for each year 2 points * performing the role of Coach for the Club for each year 1 point * performing the role of Team Manager for each year 1 point * service to the Club or service to the Council for each service year 1 point

Comments: The above guidelines can be found in By-law 6 of the Club’s By-laws. The Life Members

Association must vet and make recommendations to the Council of members considered worthy for

election as a Life Member pursuant to Rule 5(4) of the Club Rules. This Rule refers to the power of the

Club to elect Honorary Life Members. The Association is aided by its own Awards Subcommittee which

carries out preparatory work and reviews nominees for consideration as Life Members. The

Subcommittee, where possible, makes its recommendations to the Life Members Association which, in

turn, forwards its advice to the Randwick Rugby Council. The Council then decides, based on a three

fourths majority vote of Councillors, which names, if any, are put to the Annual General Meeting for

election by Members where, again, a three-fourths majority is required by secret ballot.

The Wally Meagher Memorial Trophy

The recipient shall be a player possessing the qualities of sportsmanship, courage and modesty. He

should display a willingness to subordinate his personal interest to those of his Fellows and his Team

and generously others along the pathway of Rugby and along the broader highway of life.


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Comments: Any member may nominate a player for this award though, in practice, such nomination

usually comes from a group of senior players referred to as the Player Committee. The nomination(s)

are put to the Life Members Association which makes a recommendation to the Randwick Rugby

Council. The Council is the final arbiter with respect to this award and does so based on a three fourths

majority vote by Councillors. As with the Life Member nominations the Association’s Awards

Subcommittee plays an intermediary role in terms of preparatory work and reviews with respect to

nominees for this award. The Wally Meagher Memorial Trophy is not necessarily awarded annually.

Randwick Rugby Hall of Fame

The criteria for consideration and inclusion in the Randwick Rugby Hall of Fame are:

The inductee must have been a distinguished Randwick First Grade Player

The inductee must have made a considerable contribution to the game of Rugby and to Randwick

The inductee must have enhanced his and Randwick’s reputation by his ability, sportsmanship

and character

Comments: Any member may nominate a potential inductee. In practice, however, such nominations

are usually considered by the Life Members Association and forwarded to a Hall of Fame Committee

comprising the Club President, a Convener appointed by the Randwick Rugby Council, the Club

Archivist and two other Council appointees. The final decision regarding inductees rests with the

Council. The inductees are selected by a vote supported by three fourths of the Councilors.

Meritorious Service Award

The criteria for the presentation of the Meritorious Service Award are that the recipient should be a non-

playing member who has rendered outstanding service to the Randwick Football Club.

Comments: Any member may nominate another member for this Award. Nominations are then put to

the Life Members Association which makes recommendations to the Randwick Rugby Council. The

Association is assisted by its Awards Subcommittee which gathers information on the nominees and

conducts preliminary reviews. The Council makes the final decision on this Award based on a vote by

Councilors requiring a three fourths majority. The Award is not necessarily presented annually.

The WT (Bill) Outterside Memorial Trophy

The recipient shall be a player acknowledged by his team-mates for his commitment to fitness,

willingness to learn, loyalty to his fellows and to his Club and dedication to mastering the fundamentals

of the Randwick Brand of Rugby.

Comments: Unlike all other awards this trophy is judged by the Player Committee and not by the

coaches or other Club officials. The Committee includes the Club Captain and the Player

Representative on the Randwick Rugby Council. The Trophy is awarded annually.


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The Ron Don Memorial Trophy

The Ron Don Memorial Trophy is awarded to the most improved player in the Club.

Comments: This Trophy was introduced in 1967 to honour Ron Don for his dedicated service to the

Club and his continuous support of the players. He was Honorary Timekeeper 1955-59 and Assistant

Honorary Secretary from 1957 until his death in April, 1967. Ron Don served in both positions 1957-59.

Each year the winner of this Trophy is decided upon by the Club Coach and Assistant Coaches.

The Dick Quinlan Trophy

The Dick Quinlan Memorial Trophy is awarded to the best clubman in Fourth Grade.

Comments: Presented to the Club by Dick Quinlan in 1962 this Trophy is awarded annually.

The donor did this in order to focus attention on the players in the, then, lowest grade. He, himself,

never played above this level but was proud to be a former Randwick player. Following his retirement

Dick Quinlan gave many years of service to the Easts-Randwick JRU as a coach with the Randwick

Central Club and later as its President. The recipient of this Trophy is decided upon by the Fourth

Grade Coach and Manager. Dick Quinlan passed away in 1975.

The Laurie Argue Memorial Trophy

The Laurie Argue Memorial Trophy is awarded to the Grade Team that scores the most number of tries

in a season.

Comments: Promoted by the Life Members Association, the establishment of the Laurie Argue

Memorial Trophy was endorsed by the Randwick Rugby Council. The Trophy serves to perpetuate the

memory of Laurie Argue, a long-time and enthusiastic devotee of the running game. It is designed to

recognise the team(s) that scores the most tries in a season and the respective coach(es). The

selection of the team(s) is determined from the Team Sheets completed by the Managers and the

cumulative records of the Club Statistician.

The Aiden Wilson Memorial Trophy

The Aiden Wilson Memorial Trophy recognises the best Colts Clubman of the year.

Comments: This Trophy was designed to honour the memory of Aiden Wilson, a talented inside centre

who played in the Randwick Under 19 Colts Team of 2006. Tragically, he was killed in an unfortunate

incident on Sydney Harbour on 25 November 2006. The recipient is decided annually by a joint decision

made by the Colts Coordinator and Colts Coaches.

The remaining Club Awards are determined on the basis of the following two criteria:

Statistics kept on Manager Team Sheets and the records of the Club Statistician

Committees: the Club Coach and Assistant Coaches for Seniors and the Colts Coordinator and

Team Coaches for the Colts.


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Awards based on Statistics

Milestone Awards

Best and Fairest Awards

Randwick Rugby Trophy for the Best and Fairest Player in the Club*

CH Towers Trophy for the season’s leading try scorer * From the Best and Fairest the Club Coach makes the final selection Awards based on Committee decisions

Best Clubman of the Year

Rookie of the Year

Club’s Most Valuable Player

Best New Player in the Club

Colts Player of the Year

Coach’s Best All-Rounder on and off the Field #

C J Windon Trophy (for the Best Back Rower) # This Award is made by the Club Coach. He may seek advice from the Assistant Coaches

Stuart and Warwick Wheeler flanking Bob Outterside


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Peter Court, Kevin Phibbs, Bruce Peters and John Mison

Waratahs Coach Daryl Gibson Andrew Deegan

Latu Latinipulu scores for the NRC Rays


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Randwick Rugby Club

President

1923 - 1938

1939 - 1953

1954 - 1966

1967 - 1975

1976 - 1988

1989 - 1994

1995 - 2002

2003 - 2005

2006 - 2009

2010

2011 - 2012

2012

Deputy President

1973 - 1975

1976

1977

1978 - 1988

1989 - 1990

1991

1992 - 1994

1995

1996

1997 - 1998

1999 - 2001

2002 - 2003

J M Dunningham

C R Davidson

F W Meagher

H J C Kahl

R W Meagher

P K Court

J L Sayle

D C Cleary

I A North

B M Jorgensen

A F Bell

R S F Dwyer

R W Meagher

R S F Dwyer

P M Willcox

P K Court

J Cotis

R Pye

S Wheeler

J Cotis

I M Kennedy

I M Kennedy

J Tuxworth

B Sobb

J Murray

Hon. Secretary

1923 - 1924

1925 - 1926

1927 - 1931

1932 - 1941

1942 - 1943

1943 - 1948

1949 - 1950

1951 - 1966

1967 - 1968

1969

1970 - 1976

1977 - 1978

1978

1979 - 1985

1985 – 1988

1989 - 1992

1993 - 1995

1996 - 2003

2004 - 2005

2006

E C Green

W K Stewart

N E Eglese

M M Atkins

W G Archer

J V Maloney

V Ford

H J Kahl

R B Ford

A M Moore

P M Willcox

K R Devlin

P M Willcox

K Bull

R Graham

V Singer

E Turner

D Eggins

R Illidge

D Eggins


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Hon. Treasurer

1923 - 1926

1927 - 1942

1943

1943 - 1948

1949 - 1954

1955

1955 – 1956

1957 - 1960

1961 - 1964

1965 - 1966

1967 - 1972

1973 - 1977

1978

1979 - 1983

1984

1985

1986

1987

1988 - 1989

1990 - 2003

2004 - 2005

2006 - 2009

2010 - 2013

2014

C Bluett

E K Dobbs

J V Maloney

M M Atkins

J F Lane

E Howe

J F Lane

A Blomberg

R W Meagher

A Dumbleton

R W Meagher

C H New

K Bull

N Frumar

P McGuinn

A Manollaros

K Campbell

P M Willcox

J L Sayle

D Henry

I Bonnette

R W Meagher

Q Olde

I Bonnette

Club Coach

1923 - 1930 H W Baker

1931 – 1953 F M Meagher

1954

1855 – 1957

1958 – 1960

1961 - 1962

1963 - 1964

1965 - 1969

1970 - 1976

1977 - 1981

1982 - 1983

1984 - 1988

1989

1990 - 1991

1992

1993 - 1995

1996 - 2001

2002

2003 - 2004

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013 - 2014

2015 - 2017

C G Stone

C Windon

C Thornley

H Stephen

C Thornley

J Hovey

R Outterside

R S F Dwyer

J L Sayle

R S F Dwyer

A A Gaffney

J L Sayle

A A Gaffney

J Maxwell

J L Sayle

J Maxwell

G Gavalas

Glen Ella

J Sayle/M Kennedy

T Louden

M Giacheri/J Evans

M Giacheri

G Ella

M Giacheri

C Morrison

J Maxwell

W Kelly

S Fraser


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Club Captain

1981 – 1988 S Wheeler

1989 – 1991 P Willey

1992 R Keyes

1993 – 1994 R Willey

1995 T Kava

1996 – 2001 R Willey

2002 – 2003 D Grant

2004 – 2005 C Houston

2006

2007

2008

2009- 2010

2011

D Grant

K Turner

N McMahon

D Spencer

A Savovski / T Weber

2012 L McKay

2013 A Halangahu

2014 T Bennett

2015 D Parsons

2016 - P Hodgetts

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First Grade Captains

First Grade Captains (continued)

1923 W K Stewart 1986-1987

1988

1989

1990-1991

1992-1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998 - 1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004-2005

2006-2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

B Burke

T Kava / B Burke

M Murray / B Burke

M Murray

T P Kava

L Walker

T P Kava

P Cheika

P Cheika / M Cheika

M Cheika

D Ryan / S Pinkerton

D Ryan / S Pinkerton

D McRae

L Donald / D McRae/ O

Finegan

S Berne

C Houston

C Houston / S Hoiles

A Halangahu

G Fairbanks / P Phibbs

T McGann

T Browne

S Lam

S Figg / F Asa

D Horwitz / M Baldwin

M Baldwin / A Deegan

A Deegan / S Croke

1924 F W Meagher

1925 - 1926

1927 - 1930

1931 - 1934

1935

1936 - 1937

1938 - 1942

1944 - 1947

1948 - 1949

1950

1951 - 1952

1953

1954 - 1956

1957

1958 - 1961

1962

1963 - 1968

1969 - 1970

1971

1972

1973 - 1975

1976

1977

1978-1979

1977 – 1980

1981-1982

1983 – 1984

1985

L Palfreyman

F W Meagher

J O’Connor

C H Towers

V Richards

C H Towers

J Cremin

C Windon

N Shehadie

C Windon

N Shehadie

J Hovey

N Shehadie

R M Tooth

R Outterside

K Catchpole/A Moore

K Catchpole

J Quick

K Catchpole

W Outterside

A Norley

I Kennedy

A Jones

I Kennedy

M Ella

R Evan

M Ella

S Poidevin


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200 Senior Club Games

WT Outterside 432 PM Slyney 229

JM Maxwell 428 D Ryan 227

JL Sayle 379 R Evans 224

RJ Willey 365 MS Young 222

G Logan 356 W Melrose 222

RSF Dwyer 347 D O’Shea 222

V Singer 324 RH Day 220

M Kondilios 312 KL Bull 219

SA Wheeler 310 L Davidson 219

P Cheika 296 P O'Sullivan 217

RP Illidge 289 JW Turner 217

PE Willey 287 J Riley 216

M Cheika 286 KAP Phibbs 214

G Karras 286 S Baker 213

J Picone 283 A Bargenda 213

JM Weber 282 D Rapp 211

LJ Walker 278 E Jones 210

RN Tomlinson 276 A Norley 210

J Waqanabaravi 272 AA Gaffney 209

K Leasuasu 264 B Hayes 208

I Hartley 262 DP Habler 206 G Sommerville 259 KG Brown 203

T Maxwell 257 D Grant 203

TG Evans 256 M Kemp 202

M Kiernan 256 MJ Murray 202

T Cripps 254 R Pye 202

P Antoniades 253 C Seroukas 202

M Della Marta 253 T Tanner 202

M Ramsay 253 G Stores 200

D Knox 250 J Tuxworth 200

M Spurgeon 246

G Smith 243

A Sing 241

PG Johnson 239

T Purdy 239

A Halangahu 237

IM Kennedy 236

WT Matthews 234

K Seiler 234

CH Towers 234

DA Watson 234

P(Peter) Wright 232


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100 First Grade Games

John Maxwell 323

John Weber 234

Cyril Towers 233

Lloyd Walker 225

Peter Johnson 215

David Knox 213

Michael Cheika 212

Bill Outterside 205

Alan Sing 200

Ken Catchpole 177

Nick Shehadie 175

Mick Murray 172

Ray Evans 163

Mal Murray 162

Tim Kava 160

Jeff Sayle 160

Warwick Waugh 157

Antonio Halangahu 157

Nick Howlett 152

Eddie Jones 147

Bob Outterside 146

Mick Young 143

Gavin Boneham 141

Keith Gordon 141

Joe Picone 141

Ian Kennedy 140

Glen Ella 134

Jack Hovey 134

Mick Cremin 132

Tony Moore 132

Keith Cross 131

Jack O’Connor 131

Alan Norley 131

Adrian Jones 131

Patrick Phibbs 131

Len Palfreyman 130

Pat Slyney 128

Brad Burke 127

Acura Niuqila 127

Gareth Smith 126

Simon Poidevin 125

Gary Ella 123

Chris Houston 118

Ewen McKenzie 116

Mick O’Gorman 114

Adam Freier 113

Steve Brennan 113

Tony Purdy 112

Don Furness 111

Mark Ella 110

Owen Finegan 110

Terry Ryan 109

Mick Rosenberg 108

Willie Gordon 104

Omar Hassanein 104

Terry Reid 103

Keith Windon 103

Les Bedford 102

Denis Cleary 102

John McGowan 102

John Cole 102

Stu Rutherford 102

Wally Meagher 100

Mick Stynes 100


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The Wally Meagher Trophy

(Outstanding Clubman)

1970 K W Catchpole 1992 M Spurgeon

1971 P G Johnson 1997 P Cheika

1972 J L Sayle 2002 R Willey

1973 J M Weber 2006 C Whitaker

1974 W T Outterside 2007 A Freier

1975 RSF Dwyer 2008 S Hoiles

1976 G Lisle 2009 P Phibbs

1977 I M Kennedy 2010 A James

1980 J Maxwell 2013 C Barron

1984 M Ella 2017 P Hodgetts

1985 S Wheeler

1990 E Jones

Best and Fairest Award

1965 D Saunders 1991 A McDonald

1966 K Israel 1992 D Kelaher

1967 K Catchpole 1993 M Girvan

1968 V Greenfield 1994 D Jepson

1968 V Singer 1995 C Whitaker

1969 M Stynes 1996 L Donald

1970 J Murray 1997 B Gill

1970 R Cameron 1998 L Kama

1971 A Hope 1999 D Ryan

1972 D Watson 2000 L Donald

1973 J Berne 2001 D Grant

1974 J Davis 2002 D McCrae

1975 M McMahon 2003 D Haare

1976 J Maxwell 2004 S Berne

1977 G McElhone 2005 E Wyllie

1978 J Tuxworth 2006 A Halangahu

1979 W Taylor 2007 M Whittleston

1980 D Taylor 2008 S Kepu

1981 A Back 2009 B Orbell

1982 E Jones 2010 L Taukeiaho

1983 P Willey 2011 T McGann

1984 B Burke 2012 P Noriega

1985 G Boneham 2013 M Bannon

1986 M Clift 2014 F Asa

1987 I Tomasiello 2015 M Baldwin

1988 L Walker 2016 A Deegan

1990 A James 2017 B Starkey

1989 S Poidevin


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Ron Don Trophy

(Most Improved Player)

1967 M Carpenter 1993 D Jones

1968 B Fahey 1994 J Picone

1969 K Bullivant 1995 J Thompson

1970 K Phibbs 1996 C Whitaker

1971 C Allsop 1997 B Gill

1972 C Allsop 1998 O Hassanein

1973 J Davis 1999 A Freier

1974 G Pearse 2000 J Pritchard

1975 W Mackey 2001 J Shelley

1976 A Purdy 2002 A Freier

1977 G McElhone 2003 M Turinui

1978 G Conacher 2004 S Hoiles

1979 W Taylor 2005 E Wyllie

1980 M Ella 2006 A Aiken

1981 J Tuxworth 2007 D Edwards

1982 E Jones 2008 D Vizer

1983 T Kava 2009 D Parsons

1984 T Evans 2010 J Terry

1985 E Jones 2011 M Toa

1986 E McKenzie 2012 T Bennett

1987 E McKenzie 2013 T Goodbody

1988 M Cheika 2014 J Harris

1989 P Kearns 2015 M Short

1990 J Flett 2016 L Anderson

1991 H Charalambous 2017 E Kennedy

1992 M Kemp

Dick Quinlan Memorial Trophy

(Best Clubman in Fourth grade)

1962 V Lee 1990 P Antoniades

1963 W O’Brien 1991 L Davison

1964 R Finnie 1992 M Wild

1965 P Court 1993 S Brown

1966 P Kennedy 1994 R Keyes

1967 P Fahey 1995 R Willey

1968 G Lisle 1996 D White

1969 W McKinley 1997 A Henrys

1970 G Lisle 1998 C Martlew

1971 K Robinson 1999 A Mann

1972 G Farrant 2000 C Trimmer

1973 C Faulks 2001 B Bishop


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1974 C Walker 2003 J Shelley

1975 R Slater 2004 L Galpern

1976 M McMahon 2005 E Wyllie

1977 I Hartley 2006 N Davies

1978 K Harron 2007 D Gee

1979 R Day 2008 L McKay

1980 F Back 2009 S Lolo

1981 G Stokes 2010 T Weber

1982 M Stokes 2011 T Martin

1983 W Negus 2012 S Malone

1984 M Rains 2013 S Malone

1985 P O’Sullivan 2014 M Kite

1986 D Rapp 2015 } T Martin

1987 P Kennedy 2015 } J Musgrove

1988 S Morgan 2016 L Roughton

1989 R Illidge 2017 R Hoyles

2002 P Ringland

Aiden Wilson Memorial Trophy

(Colts Clubman of the Year)

2007 A Patty 2014 D O’Donahue

2008 M Gibson 2015 N Kellaway

2009 L Henry 2016 W Anderson

2010 T Jeffs 2017 C Gleave

2011 J Weatherall

2012 M Meoli

2013 J Armstrong

Laurie Argue Memorial Trophy

(team with most tries in a season)

2007 First and Third Grade (Equal 76 tries) 2013 Second Grade 131 tries

2008 Fourth Grade 183 tries 2014 Third Grade 79 tries

2009 Second Grade 139 tries 2015 Third Grade 97 tries

2010 Second Grade 122 tries 2016 Second Grade 92 tries

2011 Third Grade 129 tries 2017 Second Grade 93 tries

2012 Third Grade 88 tries

The W T (Bill) Outterside Memorial Trophy

2010 T Browne 2014 F Asa

2011 S Foley 2015 J Hayson

2012 D Ferguson 2016 J Armstrong

2013 C Barron 2017 L Anderson


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Best Clubman of the Year

2006 C Houston 2012 D Ferguson

2007 N McMahon 2013 M Kiernan

2008 P Wright 2014 D O’Donahue

2009 A James 2015 H Boileau

2010 A James 2016 A Freier

2011 T Maxwell 2017 S Poidevin

Rookie of the Year

2007 D Kroll 2013 W Munro

2008 T Luxford 2014 A Kellaway

2009 P Hodgetts 2015 H Hutchison

2010 M McKay 2016 H Goddard

2011 E Ford 2017 J Hayson

2012 T Hepetema

C J Windon Trophy

(Best backrower in the club)

2013 T Connor

2014 T Connor

2015 M Baldwin

2016 M Baldwin

2017 S Croke

C H Towers Trophy

(season leading try scorer)

2017 Zac Pangelinan

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Most Valuable Player — Grade

2017 Andrew Deegan

Club Most Valuable Player — Colts

2017 Alex Hills


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Best New Player In The Club

2017 Tom Collins

Most Games For The Club In Grade — 2017

J Harrison / J Hayson – 21 Games

Most Games For The Club In Colts — 2017

Latham James – 21 Games

Coaches Best All Rounder On And Off The Field

2017 Adam Freier

Meritorious Service Award

2008

JD Brewer

JW Dingle

DS Eggins

AD James

DC Long

PN Raftos

MA Wheeler

2009

RB Curtis

T McMahon

BG Sobb

2012

DG Alexander

RA Devine

JE Dubos

RC Jennings

MJ Lewis

CG Luxford

2013

B Bishop

D Dowe

A Stutchbury

2014

S Holton

P Meagher

J Picone

2016

M Giachieri


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Represented Australia [102]

Player

Player

Player

H W Baker [Harald] 3 D C Furness [Don] 1 E McKenzie [Ewen] 51

H S Barker [Herb] 7 M J Giteau [Matt] 103 A S Niuqila [Acura] 3

K Beale [Kurtley] 68 K M Gordon [Keith] 2 D S O'Callaghan [Denis]

J E Berne [John] 1 G M Gregan * [George] 129 J A O'Connor [Jack] 4

C D Blades [Cameron] 1 N Hanigan [Ned] 9 J B O'Donnell [John] 3

A J Bowers [Allen] 2 P F Hawthorne [Phil] 2 R Outterside [Bob] 2

J E Brass [John] 12 E L J Heinrich [Ted] 10 J R L Palfreyman [Len] 4

J V Brown [Jim] 9 V W Heinrich [Vince] 2 G K Pearse [Gary] 9

A J Buchan [Arthur] 7 S A Hoiles [Stephen] 16 B J C Piper [Brian] 6

B T Burke [Brad] 1 J C Holbeck [James] 8 S P Poidevin * [Simon] 58

M P Burke [Matt] 23 M L Howell [Max] 5 B J Porter [Basil]

B C Caldwell [Bruce] 1 P G Johnson * [Peter] 42 K M Ramsay [Mack] 4

D I Campese [David] 101 P A Jones [Peter] 2 R Rankin [Ron]

K W Catchpole * [Ken] 27 J Jones-Hughes [Jason]

T W Reid [Terry] 5

R M Cawsey [Roy] 3 P K Jorgensen [Peter] 2 V Richards [Vic] 5

M Chisholm [Mark] 48 P B Judd [Bruce] 8 M S Rogers [Matt] 7

M A Cleary [Michael] 6 D K Junee [Darren] 2 G Ruebner [George] 2

J W Cole [John] 24 T P Kava [Tim]

J L Sayle [Jeff] 1

J F Cremin * [Mick] 3 P N Kearns * [Phil] 67 N M Shehadie * [Nick] 30

K A Cross [Keith] 19 T P Kelaher [Tim] 31 P V Smith [Phil] 8

O C Crossman [Owen] 15 S M Kepu [Sekope] 88 C G Stone [Gordon] 1

A J Daly [Tony] 22 D J Knox [David] 13 R N Thornett [Dick] 11

J L Duncan [Jackie] 1 A Magro [Adam]

R M Tooth * [Dick] 2

G A Ella [Gary] 6 B P Malouf [Bruce] 1 C H T Towers * [Cyril] 19

G J Ella [Glen] 4 F W Meagher [Wally] 8 M P Turinui [Morgan] 20

M G Ella * [Mark] 25 D A Mitchell [Drew] 71 L F Walker [Lloyd] 8

R D Elsom * [Rocky] 75 S W J Miller [Syd] 1 W W Waugh [Warwick] 8

E J Fahey [Ted] 1 A M Moore [Tony]

R E Westfield [Bob] 6

R L Fairfax [Russell] 8 C V Morrissey [Tug] 2 C J Whitaker * [Chris] 28

O D A Finegan [Owen] 55 A R Morton [Alan] 11 W J White [Bill] 3

A N Finlay ["Huck"] 3 P J Mulligan [Patsy] 1 J L Williams [John] 3

J A Flett [John] 4 M A Murray [Mick]

C J Windon * [Col] 20

J A Francis [John]

A McDonald [Adrian]

K S Windon [Keith] 3

A L Freier [Adam] 25 B S McDonald [Barry] 2 K J Wright [Ken] 9

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Randwick has produced 102 Australian representative players

The Wallaby tourists who did not play in tests are:

John Francis, Jason Jones-Hughes, Tim Kava, Adrian McDonald, Adam Magro, Tony Moore, Mick

Murray, Denis O’Callaghan, Basil Porter, Ron Rankin.

Notes: The aforementioned list of Australian representatives includes:

Members of NSW sides from 1923 to 1928 inclusive, who played against New Zealand, Maori and

British sides and all of whom have since been accorded Australian representative status.

Members of the 1939/40 Australian side which arrived in Britain at the outbreak of World War 2,

played no games in Europe, and who have been accorded test representative status.

George Gregan is Australia’s most capped test player with 139 tests [129 with Randwick]. David

Campese with 101 tests [74 with Randwick] and Simon Poidevin [49 tests with Randwick] were

previously Australia’s most capped players, as were Peter Johnson [42] and Nick Shehadie [30].

Captains of Australia [12] Ken Catchpole, Mark Ella, Rocky Elsom, George Gregan, Peter Johnson, Phil Kearns, Simon

Poidevin, Nick Shehadie, Dick Tooth, Cyril Towers, Chris Whitaker and Col Windon.

Wallabies Hall of Fame The following eight Randwick players have been inducted in the Wallabies Hall of Fame:

David Campese 623

Ken Catchpole 455

Mark Ella 616

Wally Meagher 202

Simon Poidevin 614

Sir Nicholas Shehadie 352

Cyril Towers 230

Col Windon 33 IRB Hall of Fame

The following six Randwick players have been inducted to the IRB Hall of Fame

DI Campese

KW Catchpole

RSF Dwyer

MG Ella

GM Gregan

Sir NM Shehadie


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Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club

Australian Representation

Explanatory Note Australian Representation, in this report, refers to Australian teams which played against international teams from overseas. Acknowledged by the Australian Rugby Union, they include: Australia A (earlier years called Australia XV and Australia B) Junior Wallabies (now referred to as Emerging Wallabies) Australian Colts (some referred to as U23 Wallabies or Emerging Wallabies as well) Australian Barbarians (included the matches against International Teams only) Australian Imperial Forces (games against Australia) Randwick Australian Representatives 1951 An Australian XV v New Zealand

NM Shehadie 1968 Junior Wallabies JW Cole 1971 Junior Wallabies v South Africa RL Fairfax I Fisher JR Murray 1972 Australian U23 Colts tour of Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan JR Murray TJ Ryan CP Allsop Randwick representatives in Rugby World Cups – Wallabies unless otherwise listed 1987 Matthew P. Burke David Campese Simon Poidevin 1991 David Campese Tony Daly John Flett Phil Kearns David Knox Adrian McDonald Simon Poidevin Ewen McKenzie Coach - Bob Dwyer 1995 Phil Kearns David Campese George Gregan Ewen McKenzie Tony Daly Warwick Waugh Mark Giachieri - Italy


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1999 George Gregan Owen Finegan Chris Whitaker Chris Latham Phil Kearns Mark Giachieri - Italy Jason Jones-Hughes - Wales 2003 Mat Rogers Chris Latham Matt Giteau Morgan Turinui George Gregan Chris Whitaker Coach: Eddie Jones James Pritchard - Canada 2007 Drew Mitchell Matt Giteau Chris Latham Rocky Elsom Adam Freier Stephen Hoiles George Gregan Mark Chisholm James Pritchard - Canada 2011 Kurtley Beale Rocky Elsom 2015 Kurtley Beale Matt Giteau Sekope Kepu Drew Mitchell Coach: Michael Cheika James Pritchard - Canada Phil Mack – Canada Nemani Nadolo - Fiji Chris Baumann – USA Al McFarland – USA Coach: Eddie Jones - Japan


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Australian Under 20/21 Representatives [48]

1980 Glen J Ella, Gary A Ella, George Gavalas, Tim Lane, Lloyd J Walker

1983 Matthew P Burke, Michael E Murray

1984 Timothy P Kava

1988 Michael Cheika, Phillip N Kearns

1989 Jason A Weber, George Websdale

1990 Jason A Weber, George Websdale

1991 Peter Jorgensen

1993 Owen D A Finegan, Peter Jorgensen, David Kelaher

1994 James Holbeck, Peter Jorgensen, Craig McMullen, Stuart Pinkerton

1996 Chris Latham

1997 Jason Jones-Hughes, Luke Mann, Fosi Pala'amo, Christian Warner

1998 Brendan Williams

1999 Matthew Bowman, Shaun Berne, William Gordon, Brendan Williams

2000 Matthew Bowman, Adam Freier, William Gordon

2001 Adam Freier

2002 Morgan Turinui

2003 Rocky Elsom, Lei Tomiki

2004 Rocky Elsom, Rex Tapuai, Lei Tomiki

2008 Ratu Nasiganiyavi [U20]

2013 Mark Baldwin [U20]

2014 David Horwitz, Andrew Kellaway [U20]

2015 Sam Croke, Andrew Deegan, Ned Hanigan, Olly Kamp, Andrew Kellaway, Lukhan Lealaiaulotu-Tui

[U20]

2016 Vunipola Fifita, Simon Kennewell, Lukhan Tui [U20]

2017 Harrison Chapman, Harrison Goddard, Henry Hutchison, Simon Kennewell, Dan Matthew, James

Ramm [U20]

Australian Sevens Representatives (40) Brad Burke Vincent Byrne David Campese John Carse Nick Cummins Glen Ella Mark Ella Sam Figg John Flett Shaun Foley William Gordon Stephen Hoiles Henry Hutchison Darren Junee

Wise Kativerata David Kelaher Timothy Kelaher Simon Kennewell Daniel Kroll Arthur Little Shawn Mackay John Maxwell Craig McMullen Luke Milton Acura Niuqila Ben O'Donnell Gerry O'Neill Gary Pearse

Patrick Phibbs Dylan Pietsch Simon Poidevin Qele Ratu Matthew Rogers Gareth Smith Morgan Turinui Henry Vanderglas Tim Walsh Brendan Williams Kenneth Wright Timothy Wright


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Australian Schoolboys - 2017 Marco Bell Ben Donaldson Will Harrison - Captain Finn Wright Australia’s Deaf Rugby Team Representative Lucas Marquardt Australian Combined Services Rugby / ASRU / ADFRU * Logan Chin Ricky Dumigan Jason Harrington Ben Jones Tony Luxford Zane Mitchell Jeremy Nelson Tait O’Sullivan Shaun Richardson Daniel Robertson

Club Captain Patrick Hodgetts


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Represented New South Wales [200] Aho R Richie 1 Caldwell BC Bruce 3 Duncan JL Jackie 10

Baker HW Harald 1 Campese DI * David 56 Dyson FJ Fletcher 4

Barker HS Herb 9 Carlton JA Jimmy 2 Ella GA Gary 27

Barker S Scott 1 Carraro M Matt 46 Ella GJ Glen 25

Barrie W Bill 17 Catchpole KW * Ken 26 Ella MG * Mark 26

Beale KJ Kurtley 110 Cawsey RM Roy 4 Elsom RD Rocky 65

Bedford LS Les 4 Cheika M Michael 3 Evans CD Charlie 6

Berne JE John 4 Choromanski M Michael 3 Fahey EJ * Ted 7

Berne SE Shaun 46 Clarke C Charlie 1 Fairfax RL Russell 5

Blades CD Cameron 19 Cleary D Denis 2 Finegan ODA Owen 6

Bolden R Ron 3 Cleary MA Michael 6 Finlay AN * Huck 5

Boneham G Gavin 1 Cole JW John 20 Fisher I Igo 2

Bowers AJA Allen 8 Coleman W Bill 1 Fitzgerald JF 1

Bowman M Matt 1 Cornelson R Rudi 1 Flett JA John 4

Brass JE John 10 Craig GK Greg 4 Francis JA John 1

Braund AW Arthur 1 Cremin JF * Mick 10 Fraser J A John 5

Brown JV Jim 9 Cross KA Keith 27 Freier A L * Adam 84

Buchan AJ Arthur 6 Crossman OC Owen 15 Furness D C Don 12

Burke BT Brad 8 Daly AJ * Tony 29 Galloway W * Pony 17

Burke MP Matt 15 Deegan A Andrew 1 Garvey N G Norm 3

Duggan T Tom 3

Giacheri M Mark 3 Manlowe John 1 Ramsay KM Mack 11

Gordon K M Keith 5 Marron JH John 1 Rankin R Ron 3

Gray-Spence J John 5 Marsden WA Warren 2 Rathie DS David 3

Haare DT John 3 Marshall AA Arnold 4 Reid TW Terry 11

Hadwin J John 2 Maxwell J John 1 Richards V * Vic 18

Hanigan N Ned 15 McDonald A Adrian 2 Riley ON Oliver 9

Hanna A Alf 4 McKenzie EJA Ewen 37 Robinson R Reece 20

Hardiman VJ Vince 1 McMahon J John 1 Rogers MS Mat 18

Hassanein O Omar 2 McMahon J * Jim 13 Rowntree RMW Ralph 4

Hawthorne PF Phil 3 McRae DN * Duncan 35 Ruebner G George 3

Heinrich ELJ Ted 11 Meagher F W Wally 20 Ryan TJ Terry 2

Heinrich VW Vince 3 Miller M Michael 5 Sayle JL Jeff 3

Henlen F * Fred 28 Miller RK Ross 1 Scott A Allen 1

Hepetema T Terrence 1 Miller SWJ Syd 13 Sheehan WBJ Billy 1

Herd HV Harold 2 Miller VCL Vic 2 Shehadie * NM Nick 37

Hoiles SA Stephen 64 Mitchell DA Drew 39 Slee H N Herman 2

Hooton JR John 7 Moore AM Tony 2 Smith PV Phil 9

Horton P Jack 1 Morrison JH John 3 Stone CG * Gordon 8

Horwitz D David 27 Morton AR Alan 18 Stynes MJ Mick 1

Hovey J Jack 1 Mowen BW Ben 27 Surman F * Frank 15

Howell ML Max 5 Mulligan PJ Patsy 2 Tanner WH Bill 3

Howlett NJ Nick 5 Murray MA * Mick 11 Tapuai RH Rex 3

Hoy J Jonnie 4

Neilsen S Scott 2 Thornett KE Ken 5

Hume HJ Harold 2 Nethery M Michael 2 Thornett RN Dick 4


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Jones A Adrian 1 Niuqila AS Acura 12 Tooth R M Dick 3

Jones E Eddie 12 O'Callaghan DS Denis 3 Towers C H T * Cyril 72

Jones PA Peter 2 O'Connor JA Jack 11 Purnell FA Frank 2

Jorgensen PK Peter 14 O'Connor WB Bil 8 Turinui M P Morgan 64

Judd PB Bruce 20 O'Donnell JB John 8 Walker L F Lloyd 25

Junee DK Darren 19 O'Gorman M Mick 2 Walsh A S Adam 1

Kativerata W Wise 3 O'Neill GW Gerry 1 Warner C P Christian 41

Kava TO Tim 34 Outram GH George 6 Waugh N Nigel 3

Kearns PN * Phil 73 Outterside R Bob 6 Waugh WW Warwick 58

Kelaher TO Tim 29 Outterside WT Bill 1 Weber JM John 4

Kellaway A Drew 20 Pakalani A Atieli 10 Westfield RE Bob 6

Kepu SM Sekope 110 Palfreyman JRL Len 21 Whitaker CJ * Chris 118

Knox DJ David 25 Parish HP Harold 8 White WJ Bill 29

Kuarté TMK Dashville Pauling TG Tom 3 Whiteside R Robert 1

Larnach-Jones GR Rex 7 Pearse Gk Gary 10 Williams B Brendan 9

Latham CE Chris 10 Penfold RF Ron 1 Williams JL John 2

Lay RW Bob 2 Phibbs P Patrick 1 Windon CJ * Col 26

Lewis RW Bob 2 Pinkerton S I * Stuart 66 Windon K S * Keith 16

Little AD Arthur 4 Piper BJC Brian 6 Winn CS Charlie 7

Mackay S Shawn 6 Poidevin SP * Simon 58 Wright KJ Ken 6

Magro A Adam 4 Porter BJ Basil 3 Wright T Tim 4

Malone T Tom 1 Potgeiter J Jacques 33 Young M Mick 3

Malouf BP Bruce 8

Captains of NSW [27] Shaun Berne, Brad Burke, David Campese, Ken Catchpole, Mick Cremin, Tony Daly, Mark Ella, Ted Fahey, Huck Finlay, Adam Freier, Pony Galloway, Fred Henlen, Peter Johnson, Phil Kearns, Mick Murray, Jim McMahon, Duncan McRae, Stuart Pinkerton, Simon Poidevin, Vic Richards, Nick Shehadie, Gordon Stone, Frank Surman, Cyril Towers, Chris Whitaker, Col Windon, Keith Windon Represented Australian Capital Territory [25]

Matthew Carraro David J Knox

Mark Chisholm Christian Lealiifano

Rocky Elsom Shawn Mackay

Frankie Fainifo Adam Magro

Gene Fairbanks Ewen J McKenzie

Owen D A Finegan Craig McMullen

Scott Flint Ben Mowen

Adam Freier Patrick Phibbs

William Gordon Josh Valentine

George Gregan Henry Vanderglas

Stephen Hoiles Warwick W Waugh

James Holbeck Brendan Williams

Timothy Wright


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Captains of ACT [5]

Owen Finegan, George Gregan, Ewen McKenzie, Stephen Hoiles, Ben Mowen

Represented Queensland [4]

Dayna Edwards

Shawn Mackay

Morgan Turinui

Warwick W Waugh

Lukhan Tui

Represented Victoria [4]

Kurtley Beale

Adam Freier

Harrison Goddard

Esei Ha’angana

Represented Western Australia [8]

Cruz Ah-Nau

Phoenix Battye

Nicholas Cummins

Gene Fairbanks

Matt Giteau

Drew Mitchell

Mitch Short

Josh Valentine


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Represented in Australian Rugby Championship 2007

Sydney Fleet [9]

S Baker, D Edwards, A Halangahu, C Houston, D Kroll, A Little, J Price,

M Turinui, M Whittleson

Canberra Vikings [3]

M Carraro, P Phibbs, T Wright

Perth Storm [1]

N Cummins

Melbourne Rebels [1]

S Mackay

Represented in NRC 2015

NSW Country Eagles – Jock Armstrong, Toa Asa, Mark Baldwin, Sam Croke, Sam Figg, Ned

Hanigan, David Horwitz, Andrew Kellaway, Dashville Kuate, Peter Nau, Jack Pennington, Brogan

Roods and Mitch Short

Rams

Will Munro


NSW Country Eagles – Mark Baldwin, Sam Croke, Sam Figg, Ned Hanigan, David Horwitz, Andrew Kellaway, Will Munro, Reece Robinson, Sonny Satuala, Mitch Short Rams

Harrison Goddard, Andrew Tuala


Country Eagles Lachlan Anderson Jock Armstrong

Cameron Betham Sam Croke

David Horwitz Andrew Kellaway

Nick Kellaway Mitch Short

Sydney Rays Latu Latinipulu Sonny Satuala

Melbourne Rising Harrison Goddard Esei Ha’angana Henry Hutchison


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Represented Sydney Against National Teams [46]

John E Berne 1 Omar Hassanein 2 Acura S Niuqila 1

Shaun Berne 1 Phil Hawthorne 1 Alan Norley 1

Gavin Boneham 1 Peter G Johnson 5 Gary K Pearse 4

John E Brass 2 Adrian Jones 1 Stuart Pinkerton 1

Brad T Burke 1 Eddie Jones 1 Simon P Poidevin 5

Matthew P Burke 2 Peter Jorgensen 2 Terry Ryan 1

Kenneth W Catchpole 2 Darren K Junee 2 Phillip V Smith 2

John W Cole 5 Timothy P Kava 3 Rex Tapuai 1

Gary A Ella 5 Phillip N Kearns 1 Lei Tomiki 1

Glen J Ella 6 Timothy P Kelaher 2 Morgan P Turinui 1

Mark G Ella 6 David J Knox 3 Lloyd J Walker 2

Ray Evans 1 Arthur Little 1 Warwick W Waugh 3

Russell L Fairfax 2 Bruce P Malouf 2 John M Weber 2

Igo Fisher 1 Adrian McDonald 2 Jeffrey Williams 1

John A Flett 2 Ewen J McKenzie 1 Kenneth J Wright 3

Duncan McRae 1


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2017 Games Played By Individual Grade Players

2016 Career

2017 Season

2017 Career

Last Name First Name First Club 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Club First Club

Ahkoui Darren 0 0 12 12 0 12

Anderson Lachlan 15 19 17 17 32 36

Andrews Nic 1 19 3 17 20 4 39

Armstrong Jock 22 37 13 13 35 50

Aropio Jioje 0 120 8 8 0 128

Baldwin Mark 47 64 8 5 13 55 77

Ball Andrew 3 20 2 5 7 3 27

Bennett Tom 2 52 1 1 2 2 54

Betham Cameron 0 0 13 13 13 13

Beynon Guy 0 0 1 1 0 1

Boileau Harrison 49 76 2 5 3 10 51 86

Brown Doug 0 14 1 6 8 15 0 29

Carr Reegan 0 7 1 1 2 0 9

Chapman Harry 1 1 3 1 4 4 5

Chin Logan 0 0 5 5 0 5

Collins Tom 0 0 5 1 6 5 6

Connor Sam 1 10 5 10 15 1 25

Corcoran Alec 0 0 4 4 8 0 8

Costello John 0 0 3 3 0 3

Croke Bryan 0 0 4 4 8 0 8

Croke Sam 22 23 13 1 14 35 37

Davis Conor 2 26 9 9 2 35

Deegan Andrew 26 30 17 17 43 47

Edwin Eric 0 0 6 6 0 6

Ellison Josh 0 0 7 5 1 13 0 13

Faleafago Alex 0 0 8 8 0 8

Ferguson Drew 1 110 6 6 1 116

Fifita Lisiate 0 15 5 11 16 0 31

Figg Sam 26 28 4 4 30 32

Finch William 0 0 3 12 15 0 15

Frost Seamus 14 19 3 2 5 17 24

Freier Adam 100 134 13 1 14 113 148

Gerry - Burgess Sam 5 36 5 1 6 5 42

Gittoes Nathan 0 0 1 1 0 1

Goddard Harrison 5 18 5 5 10 10 28

Goodbody Tristan 57 86 15 15 72 101

Grieco Scott 0 0 8 8 0 8

Ha'angana Esei 0 0 1 5 6 1 6

Harris Jesse 0 4 4 11 15 4 19

Harrison Jack 1 1 9 10 2 21 10 22


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Harrison Rory 0 0 5 8 3 16 5 16

Harrison Sam 0 7 2 7 9 0 16

Hayson Jack 1 1 9 10 2 21 10 22

Heather Marcus 0 0 4 11 15 4 15

Helliwell Max 0 29 9 9 0 38

Hodgetts Patrick 29 141 3 12 1 16 29 157

Hoiles Stephen 92 113 1 1 2 93 115

Holtzhasusen Ryno 0 0 1 1 0 1

Horwitz David 41 42 2 2 43 44

Horwitz Sam 0 0 4 4 0 4

Howarth Josh 0 3 8 8 0 11

Hoyles Rob 0 0 10 10 0 10

Hutchison Henry 0 0 2 2 2 2

Johnson Jack 26 50 15 15 41 65

Johnston Toby 0 40 7 9 16 0 56

Jones Codi 0 0 1 8 7 16 1 16

Kellaway Andrew 21 23 5 5 26 28

Kellaway Nicholas 1 34 10 10 11 44

Kennedy Ed 12 31 15 3 18 27 49

Kenny - Wilson Ryan 0 0 3 5 8 0 8

Knight Kieran 0 9 2 9 3 14 0 23

Koutsoukis Nick 0 21 1 1 0 22

Kurugangi Jason 0 0 1 11 12 0 12

Lalafo William 1 19 1 10 2 13 2 32

Lam Seilala 37 41 2 2 37 43

Latinipulu Latufonamanu 2 11 12 3 15 14 26

Leslie Henry 1 21 5 4 9 1 30

Loga - Tarogi Sepesa 0 0 3 1 4 0 4

Lolo Sam 2 109 6 6 2 115

Makamaka Finaupuu 17 91 3 3 17 94

Marks Greg 0 34 1 3 4 0 38

Masibalavu Akuila 0 0 1 3 4 0 4

McAllister Alex 0 0 1 1 0 1

McCowan Grant 0 0 3 3 0 3

McKay Charlie 0 18 4 6 10 0 28

Millar Brady 0 0 2 12 14 0 14

Mison Max 0 15 3 3 0 18

Molloy Tom 0 0 3 9 12 3 12

Morkos Jeremiah 0 35 1 7 7 15 0 50

Moschett Pierre 0 0 5 5 0 5

Munro Will 60 66 6 6 66 72

Musgrove Sam 0 0 1 5 6 0 6

Nau Peter 22 31 6 10 1 17 28 48

Nordstrom -

Young Tanner 0 0 2 8 10 0 10


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O'Donahue Declan 0 11 2 2 0 13

O'Donnell Benjamin 0 0 1 2 3 1 3

Osamu Siaositone 0 0 2 2 0 2

Pangelinan Zac 0 0 1 12 2 15 1 15

Parsons Eric 0 0 1 7 1 9 0 9

Pennington Jack 15 29 1 6 1 8 16 37

Peterson Alex 0 29 4 9 13 0 42

Phibbs Patrick 125 143 6 6 131 149

Pietsch Dylan 0 0 3 3 6 3 6

Pinomi Alfred 0 0 1 1 0 1

Piroddi Tom 0 0 1 1 1 1

Poczwa Anton 0 0 5 5 0 5

Powter Ryan 0 14 10 8 18 0 32

Purcell Jamie 4 16 1 4 8 5 18 5 34

Rachimovas Arturas 0 31 6 6 0 37

Rakic Jake 0 0 6 11 17 6 17

Robertson Lachlan 0 67 2 2 0 69

Robinson Ned 0 14 8 10 18 0 32

Robinson Reece 4 4 9 9 13 13

Rowntree Luke 0 40 2 7 5 1 15 2 55

Satuala Sonny 14 14 16 16 30 30

Serhon Matt 0 1 4 12 3 19 0 20

Sexton Tom 0 0 8 3 6 17 8 17

Short Mitch 21 24 10 10 31 34

Shrosbree Guy 0 0 9 9 0 9

Smith Sosefo 0 52 1 10 11 0 63

Starkey Ben 25 29 17 17 42 46

Stephenson Thomas 0 0 3 1 1 5 3 5

Stirzaker Robert 0 0 2 2 0 2

Stoltz Devan 2 7 11 4 15 13 22

Svanfelds Greg 0 0 2 11 13 0 13

Szczudlo Joel 0 24 1 9 10 0 34

Taie Lewis 1 52 7 11 18 8 70

Tali Epalahamie 0 0 1 12 3 16 1 16

Toa Maraki 0 0 1 1 0 1

Tukuafu Siosefa 0 0 2 2 0 2

Tuiqere Daina 0 0 1 1 0 1

Uphill Simon 0 0 13 13 0 13

Urbonas Simon 0 0 9 9 0 9

Vailaau Vasa 0 0 2 6 2 10 0 10

Vea Tevita 24 44 6 9 15 30 59

Versci Charlie 0 5 2 2 0 7

Voiri Lemeke 0 0 1 1 0 1

Watson James 0 0 7 3 10 0 10

Whitelock Joel 0 0 1 10 6 17 1 17

Weber Tom 2 130 3 16 19 2 149


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Wong Thomas 0 11 1 1 0 12

Wright Peter 2 232 0 2 232

Andrew Deegan makes his Super Rugby debut with the Waratahs in Japan


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2017 Games Played By Individual Colts Players

2016 2017 2017 2017 2017 Career

Last Name First Name 1st Club First Second Third Club First Club

Allen Lewis 0 13 3 7 10 3 23

Anderson William 4 9 13 1 14 17 23

Angles - Corke Ryley 0 0 8 11 19 0 19

Beynon Guy 0 152 9 9 0 161

Boardman Daniel 3 21 14 14 17 35

Callaughan Tom 0 0 14 14 0 14

Cano Tom 0 0 5 5 0 5

Cantarella Sam 0 0 1 8 9 0 9

Carr Zac 0 1 5 12 1 18 5 19

Chapman Harry 10 10 7 7 17 17

Chipizubov Dimitri 0 0 4 12 16 0 16

Choy Vincent 0 0 3 3 0 3

Clifton Patrick 0 0 6 2 1 9 6 9

Corcoran Alex 5 32 9 8 17 14 49

Day Lachlan 0 0 9 3 3 15 9 15

Douglass Will 0 0 1 10 4 15 1 15

Eden Solomon 0 0 9 9 0 9

Edwards Ben 0 1 4 4 0 5

Evans Duncan 0 0 0 0

Feltis Joe 0 0 9 4 3 16 9 16

Fuller Tom 0 0 4 1 5 4 5

Gibson Fui 0 0 2 2 4 0 4

Gibson Steve 2 19 10 10 2 29

Gifford Travis 0 0 3 14 17 0 17

Gittoes Nathaniel 13 3 4 1 5 17 8

Gleave Cameron 0 0 8 8 8 8

Ha'angana Esei 4 15 1 1 5 16

Hannah Blake 0 0 3 3 0 3

Harrison Will 0 5 5 3 8 0 13

Hills Alex 0 0 15 1 16 15 16

Horne Cameron 0 0 3 8 11 0 11

Hoy Carter 0 0 7 9 16 0 16

Jaffer - Williams Yirribi 0 0 5 5 10 5 10

James Latham 0 1 6 9 6 21 6 22

Jordan Tyzak 0 0 12 2 3 17 12 17

Kerrison Judd 0 0 4 9 2 15 4 15

Kormanyos Dean 0 0 10 10 0 10

Loga - Tarogi Sepesa 0 0 6 6 6 6

Macaskill James 0 0 6 10 16 0 16

Matthew Daniel 0 0 10 3 13 10 13


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McCulloch Connor 0 2 8 8 0 10

McDonald Jason 0 0 6 6 0 6

McGuiggan Ethan 0 13 4 4 0 17

McNeill James 0 0 3 15 18 0 18

Micallef Ethan 0 0 7 6 13 0 13

Midson Michael 1 20 8 6 14 1 34

Mohi Jackson 0 0 1 1 2 1 2

Musgrove Sam 6 18 6 2 8 12 26

Narayan Dion 0 21 5 5 1 11 5 32

Nikau Sione 0 5 1 7 9 17 1 22

Nowlan Tom 0 14 3 12 1 16 3 30

Orpen Matt 0 0 6 13 19 6 19

O'Sullivan Ben 0 0 6 2 8 0 8

Pahuru Morehu 0 14 2 2 0 16

Patterson Dallas 0 0 4 4 0 4

Pietsch Dylan 0 0 1 1 1 1

Pelligrini Aiden 0 9 3 11 14 0 23

Pelligrini Patrick 10 31 14 6 20 24 51

Pinkerton Barney 0 0 3 11 14 0 14

Piroddi Tom 13 14 9 4 13 22 27

Poidevin Christian 0 1 12 4 1 17 12 18

Prince Cam 0 0 5 8 1 14 5 14

Quinn Callum 0 2 9 10 19 9 21

Ramm James 13 21 4 4 17 25

Rivers Max 0 0 2 12 14 0 14

Ryder Jason 0 0 0 0 0

Schoupp Blake 0 0 14 4 18 14 18

Searl Darcy 0 0 1 3 4 1 4

Serhon Tom 0 0 13 5 18 13 18

Shephard Caleb 0 0 2 7 9 0 9

Simpson Lachlan 13 17 8 1 9 21 26

Smith Liam 0 0 4 10 14 0 14

Stein Harrison 0 6 1 7 8 0 14

Stewart Harry 0 0 9 9 0 9

Steyn Morgan 0 0 3 7 5 15 3 15

Streater - Mason Ron 5 15 3 10 13 8 28

Tahaafe Richmond 0 0 1 5 6 0 6

Taoi Jesoni 0 0 3 3 0 3

Tapaatoutai Lufusi - Vea 0 0 1 7 8 0 8

Taukolo John 0 0 5 5 0 5

Tinker James 0 13 1 10 11 0 24

Trinkler Zach 2 15 7 6 2 15 9 30

Upton Jack 0 0 1 12 2 15 1 15

Vivers Angus 0 0 1 8 3 12 1 12

Wilkinson Nick 0 0 15 15 15 15

Willson Jack 0 0 1 9 10 0 10


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Wright Finn 0 0 1 1 0 1

Wong Tom 10 21 11 6 17 21 38

Yaoniddis Jaya 0 0 1 12 5 18 1 18

Coogee Oval fund-raising – thanks goes to Field to Fork for support


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2017 Cumulative Points Scored By Individual Grade Players

2016 Career

Totals

2017 First

Grade

2017 Second

Grade

2017 Third

Grade

2017 Fourth

Grade

2017 Season

Totals

2017 Career

Totals

Last

Name

First

Name T G

P/

F

TO

T T G

P/

F

TO

T T G

P/

F

TO

T T G

P/

F

TO

T T G

P/

F

TO

T T G

P/

F

TO

T T G

P/

F

TO

T

Ahkoui Darren 0 0 0 4 20 0 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Anderson Lachlan 2 10 7 3 41 0 0 0 7 3 41 9 3 0 51

Andrews Nic 5 5 35 1 2 14 44 6 176 0 0 14 45 6 178

1

9 50 6 213

Armstrong Jock 3 15 4 20 0 0 0 4 0 0 20 7 0 0 35

Aropio Jioje 2 10 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 4 0 0 20

Baldwin Mark 16 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1

6 0 0 80

Ball Andy 4 11 42 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 10 6 11 0 52

Boileau Harry 6 9 1 51 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 7 9 1 56

Brown Doug 0 0 0 2 10 2 1 12 4 1 0 22 4 1 0 22

Carr Reegan 3 15 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 4 0 0 20

Chin Logan 0 0 0 1 5 3 15 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Collins Tom 0 6 30 0 0 0 6 0 0 30 6 0 0 30

Connor Sam 7 35 0 2 10 2 10 0 4 0 0 20

1

1 0 0 55

Croke Bryan 0 3 6 2 11 32 0 0 2 14 0 38 2 14 0 38

Croke Sam 4 20 5 25 0 0 0 5 0 0 25 9 0 0 45

Davis Connor 5 12 11 82 0 0

1

8 4 48 0 0 18 4 48 5 30 15 130

Deegan Andrew 8 67 27 255 3

5

6 21 190 0 0 0 3 56 21 190

1

1

12

3 48 445

Edwin Eric 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Ellison Josh 0 0 3 3 1 24 2 1 12 0 5 4 1 36 5 4 1 36


136

Faleafago Alex 0 0 0 0 3 15 3 0 0 15 3 0 0 15

Ferguson Drew 1 5 0 0 0 1 3 11 1 3 0 11 2 3 0 16

Fifita Lisiate 2 1 12 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 3 1 0 17

Figg Sam 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Finch William 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Freier Adam 0 4 20 0 0 0 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Gerry -

Burgess Sam 12 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1

2 0 0 60

Goddard Harry 3 20 2 61 1 5 1 14 3 42 0 0 2 14 3 47 5 34 5 108

Goodbody Tristan 16 80 2 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 10

1

8 0 0 90

Greico Scott 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Hanigan Ned 6 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 30

Harris Jesse 1 5 1 5 4 20 0 0 5 0 0 25 6 0 0 30

Harrison Jack 0 6 12 3 16 2 53 0 0 3 22 2 65 3 22 2 65

Harrison Rory 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Harrison Sam 2 10 0 0 0 3 15 3 0 0 15 5 0 0 25

Hayson Jack 0 2 10 2 10 0 0 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Heather Marcus 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Helliwell Max 1 1 7 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 2 1 0 12

Hodgetts Patrick 23 115 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 10

2

5 0 0 125

Hoiles Stephen 3 15 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 4 0 0 20

Horwitz David 7 37 10 139 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 37 10 139

Hoyles Rob 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Johnson Jack 5 25 2 10 0 0 0 2 0 0 10 7 0 0 35

Johnston Toby 13 1 67 0 5 25

1

0 50 0 15 0 0 75

2

8 1 0 142

Kellaway Andrew 12 60 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 5

1

3 0 0 65

Kellaway Nick 8 40 5 25 0 0 0 5 0 0 25

1

3 0 0 65

Kennedy Ed 5 25 5 25 0 0 0 5 0 0 25

1

0 0 0 50


137

Kenny -

Wilson Ryan 0 0 1 5 1 5 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Knight Kieran 2 2 2 20 0 1 5

1

5 3 81 1 3 11 17 6 0 97

1

9 8 2 117

Kururangi Jason 0 0 0 2 10 2 10 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Lafolafo Will 6 30 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 7 0 0 35

Latunipulu

Latafonom

anu 0

1

1 55 1 5 0 0 12 0 0 60

1

2 0 0 60

Loga -

Tarogi Sepesa 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Lolo Sam 1 5 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 3 0 0 15

Marks Greg 14 70 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5

1

5 0 0 75

Masibalavu Akiula 0 0 0 2 10 3 15 5 0 0 25 5 0 0 25

McKay Charlie 8 40 0 3 15 4 20 0 7 0 0 35

1

5 0 0 75

Millar Brady 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Molloy Tom 2 10 0 0 1 5 1 5 2 0 0 10 4 0 0 20

Morkos Jeremiah 2 10 0 0 1 5 1 5 2 0 0 10 4 0 0 20

Moschett Pierre 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Munro Will 5 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 25

Nau Peter 6 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 30

O'Donahue Declan 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 5

O'Donnell Ben 0 1 5 6 30 0 0 7 0 0 35 7 0 0 35

Osamu Siaositone 0 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Pangelinan Zac 0 0 12 60 1 5 0 13 0 0 65

1

3 0 0 65

Parsons Eric 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Pennington Jack 21 105 1 5 4 20 2 10 0 7 0 0 35

2

8 0 0 140

Peterson Alex 5 4 33 0 0 1 5 6 30 7 0 0 35

1

2 4 0 68

Phibbs Patrick 0 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Pietsch Dylan 0 0 5 25 0 0 5 0 0 25 5 0 0 25


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Powter Ryan 0 0 3 15 3 15 0 6 0 0 30 6 0 0 30

Purcell Jamie 0 0 0 2 10 1 5 3 0 0 15 3 0 0 15

Rachimova

s Arturas 1 5 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 2 0 0 10

Rakic Jake 0 2 10 4 20 0 0 6 0 0 30 6 0 0 30

Robinson Ned 3 15 0 5 25 4 20 0 9 0 0 45

1

2 0 0 60

Robinson Reece 3 15 6 30 0 0 0 6 0 0 30 9 0 0 45

Rowntree Luke 8 3 2 52 0 1 5 2 10 0 3 0 0 15

1

1 3 2 67

Serhon Matt 0 0 0 1 5 1 5 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Sexton Thomas 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Short Mitch 1 5 4 20 0 0 0 4 0 0 20 5 0 0 25

Smith Sosefo 0 0 0 1 5 1 5 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Starkey Ben 3 15 5 25 0 0 0 5 0 0 25 8 0 0 40

Stoltz Devan 0 2 10 2 10 0 0 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Svanfelds Greg 0 0 0 1 5 4 1 22 5 1 0 27 5 1 0 27

Szczudlo Joel 1 5 0 0 0 1 4 13 1 4 0 13 2 4 0 18

Taie Lewis 7 35 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 8 0 0 40

Tali Epalahame 0 0 1 5 1 5 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Tuiqere Daina 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Uphill Simon 0 0 0 0 1 12 1 32 1 12 1 32 1 12 1 32

Urbonas Justinas 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Vailaau Vasa 0 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Vea Tevita 5 25 5 25 1 5 0 0 6 0 0 30

1

1 0 0 55

Versci Charlie 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Weber Tom 1 5 0 0 0 3 15 3 0 0 15 4 0 0 20

Whitelock Joe 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Wong Tom 3 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 15

Wright Peter 80 3 406 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5

8

1 3 0 411


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2017 Cumulative Points Scored By Individual Colts Players

2016 Career Totals 2017 First Grade 2017 Second Grade

2017 Third Grade 2017 Season Totals 2017 Career Totals

Last Name First Name

G P/F TOT T G P/F TOT T G P/F TOT T G P/F TOT T G P/F TOT T G P/F TOT

Allen Lewis 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Anderson Will 1 5 1 5 0 0 2 0 0 10 3 0 0 15

Angles -Corke

Ryley 0 0 4 34 88 4 46 112 8 80 0 200 8 80 0 200

Beynon Guy 0 0 0 3 15 3 0 0 15 3 0 0 15

Boardman Daniel 7 35 10 50 0 0 10 0 0 50 17 0 0 85

Callaughan Tom 0 0 0 12 2 64 12 2 0 64 12 2 0 64

Cano Toni 0 0 0 3 15 3 0 0 15 3 0 0 15

Cantarella Sam 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Carr Zac 0 1 5 1 5 4 20 6 0 0 30 6 0 0 30

Chapman Harry 3 15 0 0 0 3 0 0 15 6 0 0 30

Chipizubov Dimitri 0 0 1 2 9 6 3 36 7 5 0 45 7 5 0 45

Clifton Patrick 0 2 10 0 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Corcoran Alec 12 60 3 15 3 15 0 6 0 0 30 18 0 0 90

Day Lachlan 0 10 29 1 111 5 25 75 13 26 15 67 1 212 15 67 1 212

Douglass Will 0 0 8 40 3 15 11 0 0 55 11 0 0 55

Eden Solomon 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Edwards Ben 1 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 2 0 0 10

Feltis Joseph 0 5 25 1 5 1 5 7 0 0 35 7 0 0 35

Fuller Tom 0 1 5 2 10 0 3 0 0 15 3 0 0 15

Gibson Fiu 2 10 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 3 0 0 15

Gibson Steve 7 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 35


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Gifford Travis 0 0 0 4 20 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Gittoes Nathan 4 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 20

Gleave Cameron 0 2 10 0 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Ha'angana Esei 6 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 30

Harrison Will 2 10 0 5 8 2 47 2 3 16 7 11 0 57 9 11 0 67

Hills Alex 0 2 10 0 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Horne Cameron 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Hoy Carter 0 0 1 5 1 5 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Jaffer - Williams

Yirribi 0 2 10 8 40 0 10 0 0 50 10 0 0 50

James Latham 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Jordan Tyzak 0 8 40 1 5 1 5 10 0 0 50 10 0 0 50

Kerrison Judd 0 1 5 1 5 1 1 7 3 1 0 17 3 1 0 17

Kormanyos Dean 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Loga - Tarogi

Sepesa 3 15 3 15 0 0 3 0 0 15 6 0 0 30

Macaskill James 0 0 3 15 6 30 9 0 0 45 9 0 0 45

McCulloch Connor 3 15 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 4 0 0 20

McDonald Jason 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

McGuiggan Ethan 4 24 68 0 0 8 16 0 8 0 16 4 32 0 84

McNeill James 0 0 2 10 2 10 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Micallef Ethan 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Midson Michael 3 15 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 4 0 0 20

Mohi Jackson 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Musgrove Sam 1 5 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 2 0 0 10

Narayan Dion 6 28 1 89 2 7 24 2 2 14 0 4 9 0 38 10 37 1 127

Nikau Sione 0 0 1 5 1 5 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10


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Nowlan Thomas 1 5 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 2 0 0 10

Orpen Matt 0 0 5 25 0 5 0 0 25 5 0 0 25

O'Sullivan Ben 0 0 2 10 2 10 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Pahuru Morehu 3 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 15

Pelligrini Aidan 1 3 11 0 1 5 3 15 4 0 0 20 5 3 0 31

Pelligrini Patrick 11 44 143 10 7 2 70 4 3 26 0 14 10 2 96 25 54 2 239

Pinkerton Barney 0 0 3 15 12 60 15 0 0 75 15 0 0 75

Piroddi Tom 1 5 1 5 1 5 0 2 0 0 10 3 0 0 15

Poidevin Christian 1 5 1 5 3 15 1 5 5 0 0 25 6 0 0 30

Prince Cameron 0 0 3 15 0 3 0 0 15 3 0 0 15

Quinn Callum 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Ramm James 15 5 85 2 10 0 0 2 0 0 10 17 5 0 95

Rivers Max 0 0 0 13 3 71 13 3 0 71 13 3 0 71

Schoupp Blake 0 1 5 0 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Searl Darcy 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Serhon Tom 0 4 20 8 40 0 12 0 0 60 12 0 0 60

Shephard Caleb 0 0 2 10 4 20 6 0 0 30 6 0 0 30

Simpson Lachlan 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 2

Smith Liam 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Stein Harrison 2 10 0 0 4 20 4 0 0 20 6 0 0 30

Stewart Harry 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Steyn Morgan 0 2 6 22 8 19 1 81 2 5 20 12 30 1 123 12 30 1 123

Streater - Mason

Ron 21 105 2 10 9 45 0 11 0 0 55 32 0 0 160

Tahaafe Richmond 0 0 0 1 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Taoi Jasoni 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10


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Tapaatoutai

Lufusi - Vea

0 0 0 6 30 6 0 0 30 6 0 0 30

Taukolo John 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Tinker James 1 2 0 0 2 2 14 2 2 0 14 2 3 0 16

Trinkler Zach 2 10 2 10 2 10 1 5 5 0 0 25 7 0 0 35

Upton Jackson 0 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Vivers Angus 0 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 5

Wilkinson Nick 0 4 20 0 0 4 0 0 20 4 0 0 20

Willson Jack 0 0 0 2 10 2 0 0 10 2 0 0 10

Wong Thomas 2 10 0 1 5 0 1 0 0 5 3 0 0 15

Yoannidis Jaya 0 0 16 80 5 25 21 0 0 105 21 0 0 105


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Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc

Member Information Form

Membership Classifications

Honorary Life Member ( ) Qualification as per By-law 6

Playing Member ( ) Must be a current player

Ordinary Member ( ) Past player, Councillor, other official or volunteer

Associate Member ( ) Former player or official (any club); supporter of rugby

Tick in the parentheses beside each classification for which you are a Member

Personal Details

First name_______________Middle name(s)__________________Surname_____________________

Member Years__________DOB________________Occupation________________________________

Address____________________________________________State__________Postcode___________

Phone (H)________________Phone (M)__________________ Phone (W)________________________

Email_______________________________________________________________________________

For all of the following information, please supply years

Rugby Awards (Club B&F, Wally Meagher Trophy, Life Member NSWRU, …) __________________

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Playing Record

Juniors______________________________________________________________________________

School_______________________________________________________________________________

Randwick Colts________________________________________________________________________

Randwick Grade_______________________________________________________________________

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Representative (schools, NSW, Australia,….)________________________________________________

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Other ________________________________________________________________________________

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Coaching/Managing Record

Juniors_______________________________________________________________________________

School(s)_____________________________________________________________________________

Randwick Colts________________________________________________________________________

Randwick Grade(s)_____________________________________________________________________

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Representative (schools, NSW, Australia,….)________________________________________________

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Other________________________________________________________________________________

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Administration

Randwick_____________________________________________________________________________

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Other (NSW, Australia,…)_______________________________________________________________

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Other Categories (Randwick & Elsewhere: promotion, sponsorship, mentor, …) ___________________

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Signature___________________________Name__________________________Date________________

The information you have supplied will be added to the Member Database of the Randwick DRUFC. The Database will be updated regularly. Completed forms are to be returned to the Club Secretary.

Office Use Only

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