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Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc. 2016 Annual Report 1 Contents Randwick District Rugby Union Football Club Inc Board 2016 ........................................................ 4 President’s Report .......................................................................................................................... 6 Life Members Association Report ................................................................................................. 11 Club Chaplain’s Report ................................................................................................................. 15 Director of Rugby Report .............................................................................................................. 16 First Grade Report ........................................................................................................................ 18 Second Grade Report ................................................................................................................... 23 Third Grade Report ....................................................................................................................... 27 Fourth Grade Report .................................................................................................................... 31 Director of Colts Report ................................................................................................................ 36 First Grade Colts Report .............................................................................................................. 37 Second Grade Colts Report .......................................................................................................... 41 Third Grade Colts Report .............................................................................................................. 46 Randwick Rugby Scholarships ..................................................................................................... 49 Clovelly JRFC Report ................................................................................................................... 51 Coogee Junior Rugby Report ....................................................................................................... 54 Maroubra Juniors Report .............................................................................................................. 57 South Coogee Junior RUFC Report.............................................................................................. 59 Randwick Myrtle Green Warriors Report ...................................................................................... 60 Junior President’s Report ............................................................................................................. 63 Junior Academy Report ................................................................................................................ 65 Junior Development Report .......................................................................................................... 67 Treasurers Report ........................................................................................................................ 71 Financial Reports .......................................................................................................................... 73 Randwick Rugby Hall of Fame ..................................................................................................... 86 NSW Grade Premiers ................................................................................................................... 87 Randwick Rugby Club Awards, Records and Statistics................................................................. 89 Randwick Rugby Club Representative Honours ......................................................................... 107 Season and Career Grade Games Played ................................................................................. 117 Season and Career Colts Games Played .................................................................................. 121 Career and Season Points Scored by Individual Grade Players ................................................. 124 Points Scored by Individual Colt Players .................................................................................... 129 Member Information Form .......................................................................................................... 134 2 2nd Grade Captain David Parsons Premiership winning 2nd Grade team and supporters 3 RANDWICK DISTRICT RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB INC BOARD 2016 Office Bearers for 2016 - were: President Bob Dwyer Secretary Douglas Eggins Treasurer Ian Bonnette Elected Members Stuart Brown Richard Carmont (appointed 20.4.16) Adam Freier Glen Joseph Ian Kellaway (appointed 20.4.16) Brian O’Sullivan (appointed 20.4.16) Simon Poidevin John Tuxworth 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 25 November 2015 the Randwick District Rugby union Football Club inc Board has met 9 times up to 30 September 2016. Attendances to that date are: Bob Dwyer 7, Douglas Eggins 9, Ian Bonnette 9, Stuart Brown 6, Richard Carmont 1, Adam Freier 3, Glen Joseph 4, Ian Kellaway 6, Brian O’Sullivan 6, Simon Poidevin 9, John Tuxworth 7, Nick Ryan 8, Peter Court 9, Jeffrey Sayle 9, James Glissan nil. Other officials: Administration Travis Partridge Club Captain Patrick Hodgetts Club Trainer Michael Stephens Honorary Timekeeper Mick Lewis Honorary Statistician Ray Jennings Honorary Historian and Archivist Bob Outterside 4 Honorary Ball Boy Captain Dan Dowe Ball Boys/Girls Sebastian Elizondo, Sean Foley, Jack Garratt, Georgie Kiernan, Hugo Kulcsar, Hunter Makamaka, Boston Neville Tamihana Nau, Edward Sullivan, Angus Sullivan, Thomas Walker, Chiara Winn Medical Officer Dr Paul Raftos Physiotherapist Di Long Auditor Ken Wright Annual Report Committee Doug Eggins, Ray Jennings, Clarissa Luxford, Bob Outterside Club Legends John Weber and Jeffrey Sayle 5 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Season 2016 showed another step forward for our Club toward our goal to return to the position of ‘top rugby club in Australia’. Some may question this claim, given that we played in only two grand final matches this year, compared with four in season 2015. But … this season we won two from two; last season we lost all four. We aim to be the best of the best, and that means winning premierships. We aim for other achievements also - maybe we’ll never be completely satisfied and this, indeed, could be our fate. We aim for quality of play, predominately with the ball in hand. We aim to be tough, accurate and relentless. We want the most representative players and coaches. We want a lot. Season 2016 took us further along this path and we continue to get closer to our traditional game – OK critics, I know we’re not there yet, but we continue to make progress in the right direction and we will get there. So I say “Well done to all of you in 2016 and I look forward to many more steps along that path in 2017.” I congratulate our players who this year have graduated to the Wallabies, the Waratahs, the NSW and Australian U20 teams – indeed into all elite level teams. I congratulate Morgan Turinui on his appointment to the Melbourne Rebels coaching staff. Painful though it has always been for us to lose quality players and coaches to representative roles, this has always been at the very forefront of our focus as a Club. And, in reality, we don’t really lose them. Once you become ‘a Randwick man’, you are always ‘a Randwick man’. Dare I say that this focus has always served us very well and has always provided opportunity for others to step up to the task – and others always have. As always, I look forward to next season and to the next game. Bob Dwyer Bob Dwyer and Will Lafolafo 6 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 2016. Wallabies Kurtley Beale, Matt Giteau, Sekope Kepu, Drew Mitchell Waratahs Kurtley Beale, Matthew Carraro, Ned Hanigan, David Horwitz, Drew Kellaway NRC Country Eagles Mark Baldwin, Sam Croke, Andrew Deegan, Sam Figg, Ned Hanigan, David Horwitz, Andrew Kellaway, Apakuki Ma’afu, Will Munro, Reece Robinson, Mitch Short Greater Sydney Rams Harrison Goddard, Andrew Tuala Brisbane City Lukhan Tui Best and Fairest Awards First Grade Sam Croke Second Grade David Vea Third Grade Luke Rowntree Fourth Grade Jerry Morkos Colts First Grade Justin Cooper Colts Second Grade Elliott Robbins Colts Third Grade Joe Whitelock Randwick Rugby Trophy for Best and Fairest Player in the Club Andrew Deegan Ron Don Memorial Trophy for Most Improved Player in the Club Lachlan Anderson Dick Quinlan Memorial Trophy for Best Club Man in Fourth Grade Luke Roughton Best Clubman of the Year Adam Freier Rookie of the year Harrison Goddard Aiden Wilson Memorial Colts Clubman of the Year Will Anderson Colts Player of the Year Justin Cooper Laurie Augue Memorial Trophy for the Grade team that scores the most number of tries in a Season: Second Grade – 92 tries 7 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
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