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Hertfordshire Rugby Football Union Hertfordshire Rugby Football Union 7766 2012-13 YEAR BOOK SEVENTY SEVENTH SEASON COUNTY CHAMPIONS Bill Beaumont Cup 2012 Sponsored by Hertfordshire Rugby Football Union Hertfordshire Society of Rugby Football Union Referees Hertfordshire Rugby Football Schools Union www.hertsrugby.co.uk THE ALTERNATIVE VENUE FOR MEETINGS AND CORPORATE EVENTS Try something different for your next celebration, work event or meeting HIRE A HIRE HIRE ENJOY A MEETING ROOM OUR BAR OUR SLOPE SNOW ACTIVITY Conference Rooms The EDGE Cafébar 160 metre slope Group lessons Contact our corporate team now about our unique offering Call 01442 817490 Visit thesnowcentre.com or email [email protected] 7766 Contents Executive Comittee 3 President’s Report 5 Chairman’s Report 7 Secretary’s Report 9 Treasurer’s Report 11 Playing Report 13 RDP Report 15 RFU Representative’s Report 17 Two Years of Absolute Wonder 19 Journey to Twickenham 20 Paul Turner Writes... 21 Competitions Report 22-23 Marketing & Communications Report 23 Message from Sponsors 24 RDO Report 24 Women and Girls 25 Disciplinary Report 26 Representative Fictures 27 Herts/Middx Merit Tables 2012-13 28-29 Previous Winners of County Competitions 36-37 Honours Table 38 Playing Records 39 County Championship Results 39 County Championship Summary 40 County Colts who have played for England Colts 40 County Championship Appearances 41-44 Morrie Morris Award & Herts Schoolboy Honours 45 Officers, Captains & Life Members 46 County Members by Clubs 47-48 Club Directory 49-59 Clubs with Ladies & Young Girls 60 Fixture Directory 61-64 Hertfordshire Rugby Football Schools’ Union 64 Hertfordshire Schools Directory 65-68 HRFSU Hon Secretary’s Report 69-70 HRFU Competitions Rules 71-72 Herts Society of RFU Referees 73-77 County Membership Application Form 78 County Membership Details 79 Useful Telelphone Numbers & Email Addresses 80 2012-13 YEARBOOK 3 SMT advert3 no logo.pdf 1 02/09/2010 12:05 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K SARACENSSAHERTSRACENS RFU TAKING THE THE TEAM TEAM FORWARD FORWARD PLEASE CALL US ON 01707 322 555 Fax 08707 62 72 92 Email of ce @south mimms travel. co.uk www. south mimms travel. co.uk OFFICIAL TRAVEL PARTNER TO HERTS RFU OFFICIAL TRAVEL PARTNER TO SARACENS RC SMT advert.indd 1 19/8/10 09:40:01 7766 Hertfordshire Rugby Football Union Executive Committee EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SUB COMMITTEES PRESIDENT - MARK ELLIOTT PLAYING 1 Elmwood, Welwyn Garden City, Tim Bonnett (Chairman), Chairman of RDP 19-24 Group and Hertfordshire, AL8 6LD representatives from age groups as nominated by T Bonnett Tel: 01707 324617 (H) 07836 728804 (M) Email: [email protected] FIXTURE & MATCH SECRETARY Gwyn Williams CHAIRMAN - RICHARD MILNES SAFEGUARDING OFFICER Duart, Bulstrode Lane, Felden, Tim Bonnett Hertfordshire, HP3 0BP Tel: 01442 230602 (H) 07940 255355 (M) SCHOOL OF RUGBY Email: [email protected] Tim Bonnett (Manager) VICE PRESIDENT - GRAHAM WALKER COMPETITIONS 46 Church Street, Guilden Morden, J Clapham (Chairman), J Gregory (Honours Table), F Hertfordshire, SG8 0JD McCarthy (Merit Table), T Bartlett, P Houghton (Colts Cup & Tel: 07922 221599 (M) Shield), R McClement (Presidents’ Cup), C Bubb (Presidents’ Email: [email protected] Trophy), L Hyams (Referee Liaison) HON SECRETARY - JOHN SARGEANT RUGBY DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP 67 Woodhall Lane, Welwyn Garden City, D Roberts (Chairman), Gavin Williams (RRDM), Hertfordshire, AL7 3TG Claire Cooper (RFU, RFUW), J Williams, S Robins, C Tel: 01707 331186 (H) Hudson (Schools), Amanda Bate, A Pomfret (Herts Girls), Email: [email protected] A Wodzicki (Mini Junior Clubs), T Bonnett (Safeguarding), M McKay, D Toon, G Steele, J Russell (Herts Age Group HON TREASURER - JOHN GREGORY Managers), P Kearns (RFU RDO) 4 Caldecote, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, PE7 3SG Tel: 01733 246209 (H) 07710 493731 (M) COACHING SUB COMMITTEE Email: [email protected] D Roberts (Chairman), H Harrison (School of Rugby), T Robinson, M Alphonsi MBE (RFU Coaching & Playing CHAIRMAN, RUGBY DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP - Development), S Robins (Schools coaching), P Kearns (RFU DAVID ROBERTS RDO), M McKay, D Barr (Performance side coaching and 30 Salisbury Lane, Offley, Hitchin, clubs coaching development) Hertfordshire, SG5 3EE Tel: 01462 769228 (H) 07734 059295 (M) MINI JUNIOR COMMITTEE Email: [email protected] A Wodzicki (Chairman), Vice Chairman (TBC) and representatives from Clubs’ Mini Junior sections. CHAIRMAN OF PLAYING - TIM BONNETT 194 Whitehill Road, Hitchin, MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Hertfordshire, SG4 9HY Rachael Pickin (Chair), J Atkinson, M Elliott, C Haslam, Tel: 01462 421829 (H) 07860 538823 (M) R Milnes, R Thomas, D Williams Email: [email protected] or [email protected] DISCIPLINE CHAIR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS - J Knighton, A Sparks, M Curtin, J Byrne, M Tucker, T Milner RACHAEL PICKIN and a representative from the Executive if required 116 Bower Street, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK40 3QZ COUNTY MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Tel: 07766 515854 (M) Daryl S Hayler MBE Email: [email protected] FIXTURE BUREAU CHAIRMAN OF COMPETITIONS - JON CLAPHAM Doug Braddock 49 Brook Court, Watling Street, Radlett, Hertfordshire, WD7 7JA HERTS RFU PRESS OFFICER David Williams Tel: 01923 852104 (H) 07810 817083 (M) Email: [email protected] MERIT TABLES HERTS/MIDDLESEX Fred McCarthy RFU COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - PETER BAINES 20A Sandpit Lane, St Albans, FUNDING & FACILITIES CO-ORDINATOR Hertfordshire, AL1 4HL Colin Ashwood Tel: 01727 863397 (H) 07887 998645 (M) Email: [email protected] RUGBY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Phil Kearns 2012-13 YEARBOOK 5 7766 Hertfordshire Rugby Football Union Executive Committee REPRESENTATIVES ON OTHER EXECUTIVE CLUB LIAISON COMMITTEES PETER BAINES RFU Borehamwood, Cuffley, Watford Peter Baines TIM BONNETT ERCA Barnet, Datchworth, Hertford Peter Baines & John Sargeant JON CLAPHAM LONDON RFU GENERAL COMMITTEE Cheshunt, Harpenden, Verulamians Mark Elliott & John Sargeant MARK ELLIOTT SUB COMMITTEES Bishop’s Stortford, Letchworth, Old Albanian, Old Ashmoleans COMPETITIONS John Gregory JOHN GREGORY Chess Valley, Hatfield, Hemel Hempstead U20S Tim Bonnett COLIN HASLAM St Albans, South Oxhey, Weston U18S David Roberts PHIL KEARNS University of Hertfordshire DISCIPLINE John Knighton & Adrian Sparks RICHARD MILNES The Mount, Tring, Welwyn HERTS SCHOOLS UNION David Williams RACHAEL PICKIN Herts Fire & Rescue Service, West Herts College NOTICE OF EVENTS AND MEETINGS JOHN SARGEANT COUNTY MEMBERS’ ANNUAL DINNER Black Horse, Fullerians, Tabard Wednesday 6th March 2013 at Mid Herts Golf Club GRAHAM WALKER HERTS RFU GOLF DAY Hitchin, Royston, Stevenage Friday 12th July 2013 at East Herts Golf Club DATES OF MEETINGS Executive (all at 7.30pm at Welwyn RFC) Thursday 13th September 2012 Monday 5th November 2012 Monday 7th January 2013 Monday 11th February 2013 Monday 4th March 2013 Monday 6th May 2013 FORUM (ALL AT 7.30PM AT WELWYN RFC) Monday 22nd October 2012 Monday 17th December 2012 Monday 15th April 2013 Monday 24th June 2013 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Monday 24th June 2013, 7.30pm at Welwyn RFC For up to date information visit www.hertsrugby.co.uk 6 2012-13 YEARBOOK 7766 President’s Report It is with great pride that I write these few words as your newly elected President and I look forward to representing the County to the best of my ability over the next two years. Last season saw many highs on the rugby field including Old Albanian RFC securing promotion to National 1, the Stags (U20s) reaching the national semi-final and the 1st XV winning the County Championship for the first time in our history. More on these great achievements later. The organisers of our various County competitions should be congratulated on getting them all completed during the horrendous weather that we endured in April. Congratulations to the successful clubs in the senior competitions and in all age groups. The amount of competitive rugby now played in Hertfordshire has grown exponentially over the last few years, involving huge commitment from many volunteers across the County all working to a tight budget. Please accept our grateful thanks. Mark Elliott - President The County Representative sides at all age groups for both boys and girls have performed Hertfordshire Rugby Football Union admirably and if you get the opportunity this season to watch any of our County junior sides play, I would thoroughly recommend that you do so - you will witness a very high standard of rugby. In addition, schools rugby competitions and the Returning Students Festival, run by Harry Harrison and Sam Carpenter respectively, are well supported and add further to the numbers participating in our great sport. I was fortunate to watch Old Albanian RFC on a few occasions last season and they always played an open and exciting brand of rugby, mixing breath-taking attack with extremely well organised defence. Their promotion to National 1 as winners of National 2 South is richly deserved and we offer them our best wishes for another successful season. The County Stags (U20s) had a late change of coaching personnel with Peter Engledow, ably assisted by James Coles and Marcus Cattell, stepping into the breach at short notice. After a narrow defeat against Sussex, the Stags went on to sweep all before them and win the Jason Leonard Cup as London & South East Division Champions. This meant a very tough trip to Hull to face perennial U20 finalists Yorkshire. Despite a heavy defeat, our young side managed to score four tries and 30 points against a side that went on to win the competition and we should be very proud of their achievements. When the 1st XV won the County Shield in 2005, I felt that this was probably as far as a small county such as Hertfordshire was likely to get. How wrong could I be?! In 2010-11 we reached the final at Twickenham, but in all honesty were beaten fairly comfortably by Lancashire. Last season with a stronger side and more experience of the big stage, we surprised everybody except ourselves by defeating mighty Lancashire in a thrilling final at Twickenham. There will no doubt be more on this great occasion in this publication, but it was a day that anyone from Hertfordshire who was present will never forget.
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