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Scotlandrl.Com SCOTLAND RUGBY LEAGUE www.scotlandrl.com SCOTLAND RUGBY LEAGUE ANNUAL REPORT 2010/11 CONTENTS • MISSION • VALUES • GOVERNANCE AND STRUCTURE • PERFORMANCE • DEVELOPMENT • FINANCE Mission • We provide quality opportunities for all communities to be part of the growth of rugby league in Scotland by: • Securing investment to ensure the growth of rugby league in Scotland • Grow the sport in Scotland in a planned and sustainable way • Maintaining a safe and inclusive environment • Create a recognised profile within the wider community • Enable everyone to reach their full potential • Providing a pathway to take part in elite and international sport Values • Respect • We pride ourselves on being a family game which is inclusive and passionate. • Evolving We will be adaptable to changing environments • Credible We can be trusted to deliver on our promises • Pioneering We will lead the way in the development of rugby league in Scotland GOVERNANCE AND STRUCTURE Scotland Rugby League Council Scotland Rugby League Board National Expansion Performance Media and Finance Group Group Group Commercial Group National Performance Business Finance Director Development Director Development Manager Manager National National National Business Finance Policy and Development Performance Plan Plan implementation Strategy • Scotland SRL Brand Scotland A Promotion Accounts Clubs Students PR Budgets Participation Under 18 Service Support SSc Returns HE/FE Under 16 Sponsorship Schools Under 15 Merchandise Match Officials Performance Membership Coach Education Coach Development Events Volunteers Facilities Competitions Regional Expansion Groups Safeguarding Equity PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE • Alitalia European Cup • Scotland’s dream of playing Australia and New Zealand in the 2011 4 Nations were dashed after a strong start in the Alitalia European Cup only to be defeated by France in Perpignan and Wales in Glasgow. • 24th October 2010 IRELAND 22 - 42 SCOTLAND • 16th October 2010 FRANCE 26 - 12 SCOTLAND • 10th October 2010 SCOTLAND 22 - 60 WALES PERFORMANCE Amateur 4 Nations Scotland A had the tough challenge of defending the Four Nations title after their grand slam victory in 2010. Early defeats to England and Wales saw Scotland staring at a wooden spoon position however a convincing performance against Ireland at Scotsoun Stadium in the final game of the Tournament saw the A team come second in the tournament on points difference. Final Table rank team P W L D PF PA DIFF BNS PTS 1 Wales 'A' 3 3 0 0 118 68 50 0 6 2 Scotland 'A' 3 1 2 0 70 82 -12 0 2 3 England 'A' 3 1 2 0 66 78 -12 0 2 4 Ireland 'A' 3 1 2 0 66 92 -26 0 2 PERFORMANCE Scotland Under 18’s ‘Auld Enemy Cup’. Scotland Under 18’s made history with their first ever win against England Colleges. The squad which was made up of ‘Residents’ ,Scots living and playing Rugby League in Scotland, managed to draw the Auld Enemy Cup against the English Colleges after winning the second game by a penalty kick at Scotstoun Stadium having lost the first game at Whitehaven. Results Auld Enemy Cup England Colleges 42 V 14 Scotland Under 18’s Auld Enemy Cup Scotland Under 18’s 14 V 12 England Colleges PERFORMANCE Under 16 Germany 2011 Scotland Under 16 travelled to Germany to compete in a European Federation Development Tournament hosted by the Germany Rugby League Federation. The competing Nations were Germany, Russia, Serbia and Scotland. Scotland played Germany and then Russia in the final, the last time Scotland played Russia at this age group was in the 2005 Youth World Cup in Russia where Scotland suffered a 44 – 4 heavy defeat at the hands of a very physical Russian side. Results Group Round Germany Under 16’s 4 V 22 Scotland Under 16’s Final Scotland Under 16’s 14 V 0 Russia Under 16’s PERFORMANCE Player Development Centre Scotland Rugby League’s Player Development Centre was launched in October 2010, two squads, Under 15 and Under 16 were assembled following trials which saw players from all over Scotland attend. 20 Under 15 players and 20 Under 16 Players attended the entire programme PERFORMANCE Student 4 Nations Scotland Rugby League hosted the 2011 Student Four Nations at Scotstoun Stadium, Glasgow from 18th to the 22nd April 2011. Scotland started strongly defeating Ireland in their opening game however Wales and england proved to strong. Two Scottish Students, Crawford Matthews and Jordan Rice were selected for the Great Britain Students as a result of their efforts in the Championship FIXTURES AND RESULTS Monday 18th April 2011 Wales 12 v 32 England Scotland 40 v 28 Ireland Wednesday 20th April 2011 England 52 v 6 Ireland Scotland 18 v 40 Wales Friday 22nd April 2011 Ireland 6 v 40 Wales Scotland 10 v 52 England DEVELOPMENT Rugby League Conference RLC Premier rank team P W L D PF PA DIFF BNS PTS 1 Edinburgh Eagles 8 8 0 0 316 78 238 0 16 2 Fife Lions 8 5 3 0 254 264 -10 0 10 3 Ayrshire Storm 8 4 4 0 214 230 -16 0 8 4 Carluke Tigers 8 3 5 0 192 210 -18 0 6 5 Easterhouse Panthers 8 0 8 0 136 330 -194 0 0 RLC Division 1 rank team P W L D PF PA DIFF BNS PTS 1 Aberdeen Warriors RFC 6 6 0 0 294 82 212 0 12 2 Moray Titans 6 3 3 0 186 174 12 0 6 3 Cumbernauld 6 2 4 0 128 202 -74 0 4 4 Ayr Knights 6 1 5 0 52 202 -150 0 2 RLC RLC Grand Finals RLC Division 1 Moray Titans 4 - 72 Aberdeen Warriors RLC Premier Division (Scotland) EDINBURGH EAGLES 26 - 10 AYRSHIRE STORM Edinburgh Eagles went on to the National RLC Play offs to become the first Scottish team to reach the RLC National Semi Finals: National Play Offs - Premier Edinburgh Eagles 54 V 38 Peterlee Pumas National Semi Finals- Premier Edinburgh Eagles 22 V 24 Parkside Hawks National Youth League For the first time in it’s history Scotland ran a National Youth League which culminated in a Grand Final at Scotstoun Stadium. Under 15 rank team P W L D PF PA DIFF BNS PTS 1 Easterhouse Panthers 9 8 1 0 228 64 164 0 16 2 Falkirk Romans 9 5 3 1 198 170 28 0 11 3 Aberdeen Warriors 8 5 3 0 188 132 56 0 10 4 Victoria Knights 8 0 7 1 62 222 -160 0 1 7 Moray Titans 4 0 4 0 44 132 -88 0 0 Under 17 rank team P W L D PF PA DIFF BNS PTS 1 Easterhouse Panthers 3 3 0 0 106 10 96 0 6 2 Moray Titans 5 3 2 0 160 116 44 0 6 3 Aberdeen Warriors 6 1 5 0 94 234 -140 0 2 National Youth League National Youth League Grand Finals NYL Under 15’s Easterhouse Panthers 26 - 6 Falkirk Romans NYL Under 17’s Easterhouse Panthers 54 - 18 Aberdeen Spartans Saltire Schools Cup – Regional Rounds North S2/S3 PLD W L D PF PA PTS Westhill Academy 2 2 0 0 34 8 4 Aberdeen Grammar School 2 1 1 0 16 24 2 Harlaw Academy 2 0 2 0 14 0 West S2/S3 PD W L D PF PA PTS Uddingston 5 5 0 0 124 8 10 Carluke 5 4 1 0 61 28 8 Bannerman 5 3 2 0 64 20 6 Smithycroft 4 2 2 0 72 56 4 Bellshill 1 5 2 3 0 32 60 4 Bellshill 2 6 1 5 0 16 140 2 St. Pauls 4 0 4 0 16 72 0 Saltire Schools Cup – Regional Rounds S4/S5 Regional results Bannerman High School 10 v 26 Aberdeen Grammar School Whitehill Secondary School 4 v 18 Aberdeen Grammar School Bannerman High School 16 v 18 Whitehill Secondary School Saltire Schools Cup - Finals S2/S3 Semi Final Westhill Academy 24 V 0 Carluke High Aberdeen Grammar 20 V 18 Uddingston Grammar S2/S3 Final Aberdeen Grammar 24 V 20 Westhill Academy S4/S5 Final Aberdeen Grammar 24 V 16 Whitehill Secondary FINANCE Scotland Rugby League Ltd Finance Income statement Year ended 31st July 2011 2011 £ INCOME Grants 77,819 Gate receipts 1,280 Player contributions 15,078 Other 8,032 102,20 9 EXPENDITURE Representative teams 41,923 Match costs 10,226 Development costs 29,552 Promotional costs 4,495 Administration costs 2,688 88,885 Profit before interest and taxation 13,324 Interest receivable 8 Profit before taxation 13,331 Taxation 2,800 Profit for year 10,532 Scotland Rugby League Ltd Finance Statement of financial position As at 31st July 2011 31-Jul- 11 £ ASSETS Current assets Cash and cash equivalents 33,418 Total current assets 33,418 Total assets 33,418 LIABILITIES Total liabilities - Net assets 33,418 EQUITY Retained earnings 33,418 Total equity 33,418 www.scotlandrl.com .
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