NSW SUBURBAN

NSW NSW SUBURBAN SUBU BAN RU R N RUGB IO G Y NION BY UN U 2015 ANNUAL REPORT Chairman’s Report

2015 saw the introduction, particularly when you consider the concurrent timing of or re-introduction to Subbies competitions and the NRC. A player should not be more accurate, of be permitted, if we take our amateur ethos seriously, to an amateur policy to bounce between a Subbies competition and the NRC Suburban Rugby. The from one week to the next. Never in Subbies has such Board has always been an arrangement been permitted. It doesn’t even occur aware that this would be in the . a significant change for There is also a player safety and welfare consideration. some, but certainly not all, Is it appropriate, is it safe, for players in an elite rugby clubs. Also, the Board has competition such as the NRC to go up against Suburban always been mindful that players who may not have had the exposure to elite the policy would require training, fitness and strength & conditioning programs? ongoing review and would Therefore, the Board has introduced unambiguous rules need to evolve as clubs - and the Union - worked their to prohibit players from moving back and forth between way through the new regime. the NRC and Subbies, and to mandate a review of recent In reviewing our first amateur season, and after NRC players seeking to play Suburban Rugby. consultation with the Union staff and the Union’s In addition to these registration and amateur policy Integrity Committee, headed by Graham Gorrie, the matters, your Board this year was faced with an issue Board has recently approved a number of new rules. that our Executive Director describes as “the most But they are more than just rule changes – they are in consuming and troubling issue … in my 20 year rugby actuality a significant change in philosophy regarding career” – namely the ARU’s ham-fisted introduction of player registration which will impact all clubs. the National Participation Fee, National Insurance Levy The era of Subbies clubs registering whomever they and RugbyLink. want is over. As part of the amateur policy the Union I have no real desire to rehash and re-fight these matters is going to have a significant say in who plays in our in this report, but I do wish to place on record my competitions. This will involve the Union approving, or gratitude to our 2015 Board members for the thoughtful permitting, players to be registered for Subbies clubs, and united way in which they confronted the ARU and with particular focus on certain categories of players – for achieving a “best-of-a-bad-situation” outcome – we those who have recently held a professional contract, minimized as best we could the ARU-mandated financial those who have recently competed in the Shute Shield (1st grade) competition of the Sydney Rugby Union, and those who were last registered overseas. It is important to note that not all of those categories of players will be prohibited outright from playing Subbies – but they will be subject to review before registration is permitted, or refused. The Board does not believe these rules are overly onerous, nor unfair, on clubs. These rules are aimed at helping to enforce the amateur policy in a targeted way. Note this registration review policy will also be directed at our long standing efforts to reduce foul play in our game. Recidivist players incapable of behaving on the football field will be de-registered if deemed appropriate by the Board. I would also like to discuss the ARU’s National Rugby Championship (NRC), which has just completed its second season. The ARU conceived the NRC as “an elite rugby competition” and that “for players, it represents the missing link in their development pathway towards and Wallaby selection.” The Board does not view Subbies competitions as an appropriate direct player pathway into the NRC. The NRC is a semi-professional competition – those NRC players not contracted to Super Rugby are paid an (albeit small) honorarium – and therefore must be viewed Executive Director, Mark Green, with Chairman, Paul Timmins, at as contrary to this Union’s amateur status and ethos, a special lunch held in honour of Mark’s 20 years with Subbies. 2 impost on Subbies clubs, we avoided the logistical year. Thank you for total support for what is best for all nightmare of per-head insurance, and we have extricated of Suburban Rugby. ourselves from the inadequate RugbyLink competition I want to congratulate and thank our esteemed Executive management system. None of that was easy, all of it Director, Mark Green, who this year marked 20 years time consuming, and every bit was necessary for the employment with Suburban Rugby. How incredibly good of Subbies clubs. fortunate this Union is to have had for so long the My congratulations to all the premiership winners of benefit of his dedication, expertise, wisdom, and clear 2015 – particularly Balmain for winning the Kentwell Cup thinking. Mark is widely recognized as the best rugby in a thrilling grand final; Forest’s undefeated Stockdale competition administrator in the country. He is also a Cup team; Redfield Old Boy’s continued trophy bonanza; delight to work and be with. Mark, from everybody in Beecroft’s clean sweep in Division Four; and new clubs Subbies, I sincerely and warmly thank you. Menai and Macarthur Crusaders for debut season wins. And thank you to Tim Richards, his faithful sidekick, who I was delighted to see Michael Iacono presented with the continues to ensure Subbies is the best run competition Peter Kelly Medal, for his incredible 51 years of service to in . St Patrick’s RFC and Subbies, at this year’s Presentation Finally, as always, I recognise and thank the legion of club Night. What a most deserved winner! Our rep players, volunteers who keep our Union alive and flourishing. too, were deserved winners against both Country and They are an amazingly passionate bunch who give up Queensland. My thanks and congratulations to all their time to make Subbies such an important part of the players, and coaches Damon Baffico and Kristian Australia’s rugby landscape - I congratulate you. Berghofer. I acknowledge our hard working volunteers on the Judiciary, Appeals Tribunal and Integrity Committee. Thank you all for the time and expertise you bring to difficult jobs. Paul Timmins My fellow Board members deserve praise for their dedication over what at times has been a challenging Chairman

St Pats floating on air in their Judd Cup grand final victory over Colleagues. 3 Office Bearers Patron: Div 1 Rep: Appeals Tribunal: Dan Moore Jack Shute (Knox) Richard Harvey (Chairman) Life Members: Div 2 Rep: Paul Angus Phil Brown Phil Richardson (Forest) Phil Brown Mark Groom Div 4 Rep: Brent Halligan Brent Halligan Rohan Aalders (Sydney Harlequins) Philip Sutherland Damian Henry Div 6 Rep: Auditors: Alan Jones Graham Short (Terrey Hills) Hill, Rae & Embrey Dan Moore Ordinary Members: Rick Morris Geoff Granger (Drummoyne) Suburban Competition Manager: Gary Patterson Damien Johnson (Briars) Tim Richards Ian Ross John Morrison (UNSW) (appt 23/3) Premiership Competition Board Members: Judiciary: Manager: President: Mark Groom (Chairman) Lisa Kane Chris Moloney (Blue Mountains) Geoff Cramp (Deputy Chair) Competition Administrator Chairman: Pat Barrett Beth Ward Paul Timmins (Old Ignatians) Deb Coulthard Juniors Competition Manager: Treasurer: Matthew Payne Kerry Brady Danny Hinton (Hills) Jnrs Competition Administrator: Tom Johnston Executive Director: Matthew Kellahan Craig Moran Mark Green Ken Stanton Board Meeting Attendance Rohan Aalders 12/12 John Morrison 9/9 Geoff Granger 11/12 Phil Richardson 11/12 Mark Green 12/12 Graham Short 12/12 Danny Hinton 11/12 Jack Shute 8/12 Damien Johnson 12/12 Paul Timmins 9/12 Chris Moloney 12/12

Forest RFC supporters turned out in huge numbers on a beautiful grand final day at T G Millner Field. 4 Executive Director’s Report

I direct your attention to reserves, we were able to ensure that the full cost of the “Subbies Dashboard” the NPF was not passed on to clubs. However, this new on page 8 of this Annual fee seems here to stay and the Union and clubs will Report. Whilst some of need to allow for this when recruiting and budgeting. the metrics within show RugbyLink was an unmitigated disappointment for this a decline and are a cause Union. Rolled out nationally, and clearly prematurely, for concern, there are by the ARU to replace the MRA/Interfuse Competition positives, too. Management and Registration system, it failed to Whilst we had a record deliver and meet the needs of the Union, clubs, number of new one- volunteers and players – RugbyLink simply was not team clubs join the Union ready or capable of handling a competition the size of (Dee Why, Collaroy, Subbies. The Union has re-engaged Interfuse so that Wollondilly, Wakehurst, we will again use our “old” competition management Engadine, Menai and Macarthur Crusaders) this was system that we built and refined over 15 years, and outweighed by the switch to Country Rugby of Hornsby which has served us so well. and Campbelltown. The Radford Cup colts competition The Division Six geographically based one-team was discontinued, with Waverley and Lane Cove colts competitions thrived, with 18 teams participating forced to participate in the Halligan Cup. Also, our across two conferences. Congratulations to Menai, in premier division ran with only nine clubs, and a couple their first year in the competition, winning the Noice of those struggled to field lower grades in the latter Cup and then the Meldrum Cup for the overall champion stages of the season. across the North and South/East conferences. Also of The Australian Sports Commission reports participation note was the Macarthur Crusaders, who claimed the in organised team sport is declining in favour of pursuits Halligan Cup in their inaugural year. such as aerobics, running, walking, gym attendance, Congratulations to Colleagues who won the overall etc. These activities can be done reasonably cheaply, Club of the Year Award, the Bruce Graham Shield for with low barriers to entry and at flexible times. Rugby Division One Club Champions, as well as the Sutherland needs to adapt in an effort to stem the tide. and Barbour Cup Premierships. Congratulations to our The Union started this process in 2013 with streamlined other Divisional Club Champions, Lindfield (Division divisions, and shorter seasons with additional byes Two), Redfield Old Boys (Division Three) and Beecroft and wet weather weekends allowing for a reduced (Division Four). Of note was Beecroft’s resurgence this commitment and additional weekends off. year - in addition to their Club Championship they took The Union also “re-introduced” amateurism. In out the McLean, Grose & Walker Cups and the Division general, this move was well received and embraced. Four Club of the Year. Well done to Forest’s Stockdale The Union acknowledges that this new policy will Cup Premiers, the only Subbies team to be undefeated take time to permeate through Suburban Rugby until in 2015, and to Redfield Old Boys who took out the pre- it becomes part of each club’s “DNA”. Though early season Magners Subbies 7’s. signs were encouraging, the policy will continue to be Congratulations to Balmain who came back from a 17 refined to encourage good competition, improved club point deficit to beat a youthful Knox team 43-29 in culture and provide lower division clubs the impetus the Kentwell Cup Grand Final. On an individual level, again to covet promotion and be competitive. Many Balmain’s five-eighth Scott Meakin scooped the pool thanks to our Integrity Committee, chaired by Graham and became the first player in the Union’s history to Gorrie, who oversaw this new policy. win the Golden Boots for Man of the Match in the Of course, participation is not increased by placing Kentwell Grand Final and the Kentwell Medal for player a new per-head fee on every player – but this, of the year. exasperatingly, is what our national union did. The The Union was well represented in the ARU’s Volunteer National Participation Fee (NPF) offset a reduction in of the Year Awards – Andrew Morbey (Lindfield) was ARU grants to states. For NSW Rugby to maintain the named the Young Volunteer of the Year, Andrew status quo, almost $1M needed to be raised. This was Scannell (Sydney Irish) was voted the “Fans Choice” equated to $33/player. The introduction and roll-out Volunteer of the Year, and Nicholas Sykes (UNSW) was of the NPF and associated per-head National Insurance a finalist for Young Volunteer. Levy, along with the new National Registration and Michael Iacono, a former chairman of the Union and Competition Management System (RugbyLink), was stalwart of the game dating back to St Patrick’s Rugby the most consuming and troubling issue I have dealt Club’s formation in 1964, was a popular choice for the with in my 20 year rugby career. Fortunately, through Peter Kelly Medal for his service to rugby. negotiations with NSWRU, and with the Union’s 5 Coach of the Year went to Michael Cross for his efforts known, had served on the Board since 1997 and is still with the Knox Kentwell Cup Team. active within Mosman Rugby Club, where he has been Thanks to our representative team coach, Damon involved for over 40 years. Doc has been recommended Baffico, reclaiming the Maher-Ross Cup against NSW for life membership this evening for his service to the Country and then defeating QLD Suburban by a record Union – an honour which he thoroughly deserves. margin and score to hold on to the Barraclough Shield. We were saddened during the year by the passing of Our Colts 7s Representative Team performed admirably Clive Nettleton (St Ives). Clive, a winner of the Union’s in three tournaments this year, with our thanks going Peter Kelly Medal for Service to Rugby, was a true rugby to coach Gerard McLenaghan for his efforts. gentleman. Also, Nicholas Tooth, a former Colleagues A break-even financial result this year was better player, died after playing a match for Quirindi. The than expected. Much of this strong performance is Union extends our condolences to the Nettleton and attributed to increased finals series gate receipts and Tooth families and to their clubs. an increase in sponsorship, particularly from our new Our thanks to the generous support of all our sponsors, sponsor, The Rugby Club, and the ongoing support of particularly major sponsor Magners; new sponsor, The major sponsor, Magners Irish Cider. Additional funding Rugby Club; and Unified Security. Special mention to was also received from NSW Rugby, but this was used our long term sponsors, Coca-Cola (21 years), Interfuse to off-set the NPF, making this new impost from the (19 years), Gilbert (19 years), Leuko/Elastoplast (17 ARU less painful for Subbies Club. Representative years) and Icons of Sport (11 years), all of whom give team expenditure increased significantly, attributed generously to help defray costs to clubs. Your support to the expanded Colts 7s Representative campaign of all these sponsors is appreciated. which included tournaments in Queanbeyan, Bowral My thanks to the hard working Union staff. Tim, Lisa, and Mudgee; as well as the senior team’s tour to Kerry, Matt and Beth do a very difficult job well. The Queensland. The Union’s Ausbil Australian Active hours, nights and weekends they devote to rugby is Equity Managed Fund performed well for 11 months. considerable and my thanks to them on behalf of the Unfortunately, the economic climate in September Board and Clubs. adversely affected the funds price and in turn our The Board had a busy year dealing with the ARU’s end of year figure. This resulted in a small loss which introduction of the Participation Fee and Insurance contributed to the Union’s deficit in 2015. Levy (with emails and phone calls still occurring on New Send-off numbers were down, but this needs tobe Year’s Eve) and our own introduction of the amateur tempered by the fact there were fewer teams generally policy. Thank you to all the Board members for their playing shorter seasons than previous years. In an effort dedication to the Union over and above their own to continue to clean up the game the Union introduced club commitments - particularly Paul Timmins, who in mandatory red cards for striking, and pleasingly the addition to his role as Chairman, also sits on the NSW number of these intentional acts of foul play was down Rugby Union and Waratah Boards. compared to last year. It should also be noted that the Many thanks to the NSWRU for the provision of Board can - and will - refuse the registration of players referees during the season. Finally, thank you to all who continually re-offend. Pleasingly, 17 clubs had no clubs for your ongoing support. established offences recorded against them this season and these are listed in the “dashboard on page 8. Thank you to Judiciary Chairman Mark Groom and his team for their weekly commitment during the season. The Union welcomed new Board member, Phil Richardson, a long time administrator at Forest RFC. Mark Green We farewelled our President Mick Kennedy (Mosman) at last year’s AGM. “Doc”, as he is affectionately Executive Director

Magners Subbies Sevens Winners, Redfield Old Boys 6 Honour Roll

Kentwell Medal Colts Medal Duncan Boyd-Jones (Colleagues) Alex Dolly (Hills) Shaun Dixon (Drummoyne) Mackenzie Jones (Knox) Michael Howes (Mosman) Max Maddison * (UNSW) Scott Meakin * (Balmain) Tiger Parker (Drummoyne)

Barraclough Medal * Denotes winner Ryan Butcher (Forest) Hugh Doran (Barker Old Boys) Golden Boots Award – Hugh Lamrock * (Newport) Kentwell Cup Grand Final Man of the Match Ben Piquet (Hills) Scott Meakin (Balmain)

Clark Medal Coach of the Year Nathan Ferguson (Waverley) Michael Cross (Knox) Jason Hookham (Hawkesbury Valley) Peter Kelly Medal for Service to Rugby Tully Macpherson (UWSH) Michael Iacono (St Patrick’s) Andrew Watson * (Redfield Old Boys)

McLean Medal Shanon Beardmore * (Canterbury) Andrew Carroll (Beecroft) Conor Hogan (Sydney Irish) Steve Irwin (Sydney Harlequins)

Jeffrey Medal Andrew Barnden (Chatswood) Tim Conlon (Wakehurst) Epineha Cribb * (Manly Savers) Windsor Swan (Lane Cove)

Noice Medal Allan Edmondson (Clovelly) Lorenzo Faifeau (Fairvale-Lansvale)

Brendan Hikaka (Menai) Michael Iacono, 2015 recipient of the Peter Kelly Medal, for his Sonny Tauariki * (Engadine) incredible 51 years of service to St Patrick’s RFC and Subbies.

Club of the Year

Suburban Club of the Year Division Two Division Four Colleagues Lindfield Beecroft

Division One Division Three Division Six Colleagues Waverley ICMS (Jeffrey Cup) Menai (Noice Cup) 7 Subbies ‘Dashboard’

Year Operating Members’ Sponsorship NSWRU Affiliation Team ARU Profit Equity Income Grant Fee Rego Team Levy 2015 (-$346) $659,909 $48,329 $0 $440-$550 $550 $550 2014 (-$11,836) $679,137 $39,755 $0 $440-$550 $550 $100 2013 (-$32,501) $676,920 $36,751 $0 $440-$550 $440 n/a 2012 (-$4,138) $626,636 $36,246 $0 $440-$550 $440 n/a 2011 (-$50,353) $605,610 $38,000 $19,375 $440 $330 n/a 2010 $51,740 $699,047 $44,205 $77,500 $440 $330 n/a 2009 $46,361 $666,563 $34,554 $77,500 $440 $330 n/a 2008 $35,049 $585,823 $50,449 $77,500 $440 $330 n/a 2007 $33,060 $661,806 $41,293 $77,500 $440 $330 n/a 2006 $15,232 $557,785 $48,842 $77,500 $440 $330 n/a

Year Team Player Club Team Colts Cups Rep Finals Establish Insurance No’s No’s No’s Teams Results Attendance Offences 2015 $1,790 5648 52 175 19 21 2/2 7798 98 2014 $1,790 6477 51 185 25 21 2/3 5578 110 2013 $1,890 6881 53 199 25 20 1/2 7751 89 2012 $1,960 7024 56 207 26 21 2/2 8423 75 2011 $1,960 6593 55 204 25 24 2/2 8148 84 2010 $1,960 6828 55 216 29 21 0.5/2 8056 107 2009 $1,960 7052 57 217 26 21 1/2 9417 90 2008 $1,960 6703 55 210 20 23 1/2 7489 91 2007 $1,960 6977 55 207 27 24 1/2 7864 92 2006 $1,960 7503 53 220 27 24 0/2 8029 111

Judiciary Statistics

Send-offs Breakdown Clubs with No Established Offences Offence 2015 2014 Briars Epping Manly Savers Striking 48 55 Chatswood Knox Roseville Dangerous Tackle 19 21 Clovelly Lane Cove Sydney Harlequins Illegal Rucking 4 2 Collaroy Macarthur Crusaders Wakehurst Referee Abuse 13 14 Dee Why Maccabi Wollondilly Kicking 2 3 Engadine Macquarie Uni Second Yellow Card 7 12 Breach of Tolerable Levels: Other 5 3 Merrylands 5 established offences (3 over) Not Proven 18 9 Blue Mountains 7 established offences (2 over) TOTAL 116 119 Forest 7 established offences (2 over) Fairvale-Lansvale 3 established offences (2 over)

8 Representative Team Report

The Subbies Representative Team began its 2015 two- score and winning margin in the 48 year history of the match rep program in late April, guided once again by Barraclough Shield. Damon Baffico and Kristian Berghofer, returning to the The scoring began after eight minutes, with five- rep coaching ranks after a break. pointers to Shaun Dixon (Drummoyne) and try scoring With player nominations sifted and selection trials machine, Seb Burfitt. The only ray of sunshine for played, the team began preparations for its first Queensland came in the next passage of play when match, played on 23 May against NSW Country, and they were able to snatch two unanswered penalty wonderfully hosted by Drummoyne RFC. goals, despite all the flow and enterprise of the game NSW Country opened strongly in their defence of coming from the NSW team. the Maher-Ross Cup, but Subbies were soon on the The scoreboard soon began ticking over again for NSW scoreboard, courtesy of a well constructed try in the with a brilliant near length-of-the-field try finished by 25th minute to Seb Burfitt (Redfield Old Boys). half back Duncan Boyd Jones (Colleagues). And just on The second half saw Subbies go on the front foot from the other side of the break Seb Burfitt crossed again, the kick off and after four minutes fullback, Cronan quickly followed by Shaun Dixon with his second try for Healy (Colleagues), crossed for a converted try. the match. More forced errors started to creep into Country’s With the game gone from their grasp the Queenslanders play and Subbies grabbed the opportunity with UWSH dug deep to score an awesome try in the 51st minute, speedster, Ben Borg, crossing for another unconverted taking the score to 31-13. It was to be their last reward try in the 57th minute. for the night, as the floodgates opened and NSW scored again (Tom Evans, Petersham) and again (Dan Subbies looked to have wrapped up the match when Kelly) and again (Jone Tagivetaua, Brothers) and again Captain Dan Kelly (Colleagues) barged over adjacent to and again (both by Will Hannam, Brothers). the posts and scored a converted try, but the Cockatoos continued to mount attacks and with minutes left on It had truly been a massively dominant display from the clock crossed for a try, closing the score to 24 – 18. NSW Subbies, in the process securing the Barraclough Shield for the seventh year in a row. The Cockatoos went on the attack from the restart, but the Subbies defence proved too good and we held on A big thanks to all the players and clubs who to take the match and regain the Maher-Ross Cup. represented their Union this year. Thank you also to all the club coaches who helped in team selection, and to Both the Suburban and Country Rugby Unions were those players who nominated, trialled and trained with most grateful to Drummoyne Rugby Club for hosting the rep squad. Thank you to coaches Damon Baffico, the match and providing the traditional Subbies Kristian Berghofer and Ronan Murphy for giving their hospitality. (Country won the boat race, BTW.) time and skill. Our gratitude goes to our physios, Two weeks later the team, with only minimal forced Andrew Donovan and Peter Forch, and our trainer changes, travelled to Brisbane to meet Queensland Shaun Lilly. Thanks also to manager, Stephen Mamo, Subbies in the curtain-raiser to the Reds v Chiefs Super for his hard work. Job well done to all of you. Rugby match at Suncorp Stadium. Finally, congratulations to all the undefeated rep In a devastating display of attacking rugby, NSW players, and the clubs they represented so proudly. Subbies routed their old rivals 62-13, our biggest ever 9 Representative Squad

Cameron Beach (Colleagues) Dan Kelly (c) (Colleagues) Andrew Watson (Redfield OB’s) Ben Borg (UWSH) Dan McGlinn (Blue Mountains) Nick Watt (Colleagues) Duncan Boyd-Jones (Colleagues) Callum McKenzie (St Patrick’s) James Webb (Mosman) Sebastian Burfitt (Redfield OB’s) Nic Osborne (Manly Savers) Andrew Carroll (Beecroft) Tom Redden (Balmain) Damon Baffico (Coach) Brendan Craig (UWSH) Ben Ryan (Barker Old Boys) Kristian Berghofer (Coach) Shaun Dixon (Drummoyne) Jeff Ryan (UWSH) Ronan Murphy (Coach) Tom Evans (Petersham) Pat Simpson (Hunters Hill) Shaun Lilly (Trainer) Dan Farrell (Mosman) Jordan Smith (Barker Old Boys) Andrew Donovan (Physiotherapist) Will Hannam (Brothers) Jone Tagivetaua (Brothers) Peter Forch (Physiotherapist) Cronan Healy (Colleagues) James Warwick-Smith (UWSH) Stephen Mamo (Manager)

Representative Results

NSW Suburban v NSW Country Queensland Suburban v NSW Suburban Played at , 23 May 2015 Played at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, 6 June 2015

NSW Suburban 24 NSW Suburban 62 Tries: Sebastian Burfitt, Cronan Healy, Dan Kelly, Tries: Sebastian Burfitt (2), Shaun Dixon (2), Will Ben Borg Hannam (2), Duncan Boyd-Jones, Tom Evans, Dan Conversions: Dan Kelly (2) Kelly, Jone Tagivetaua def Conversions: Duncan Boyd-Jones (3), Andrew Carroll (2), Dan Kelly NSW Country 18 def Tries: Brad Sheridan, Eric Vasukickau QLD Suburban 13 Conversions: Rapine Mason Tries: Tom Dwyer Penalties: Blake Creighton (2) Conversions: Tom Aldridge Half time: Country 11, NSW 5 Penalties: Tom Aldridge (2) Referee: Brendon Farrar Half time: NSW 17, Qld 6 Man of the Match: Nick Watt Referee: Samuel Rasmussen Man of the Match: Sebastian Burfitt 10 Colts 7s Representative Team Report

In 2013, Suburban Rugby announced the formation of Southern Highlands 7s - 3 October 2015 a Colts 7s Representative Program. Since early 2014 the Game 1: Subbies 19 def Camden 12 Union has entered colts teams in five 7s tournaments. Game 2: Subbies 26 def Bowral 12 Post-season 2015, nominations were invited from the Game 3: Subbies 25 def Sutton Forest 5 19 colts teams competing this year in the Barbour, Robertson and Halligan Cups. Cup Semi Final: Menai 20 def Subbies 7 The team eventually selected drew players from eight of those teams and competed in early October in the Mudgee 7s - 10 October 2015 Southern Highlands 7s in Bowral, and the Mudgee 7s. Game 1: Subbies 27 def Alexandria Dukes 7 In the most successful season yet for our Colts 7s Game 2: Deadwood 21 def Subbies 17 Representative Program, this year’s team had five wins Game 3: Subbies 29 def Fat Cat$ 14 from eight games, including two Cup Semi Final (i.e. Cup Semi Final: Ozboks 50 def Subbies 0 top four) appearances, establishing the Subbies Colts as a well respected and resourceful team. 2015 Colts 7s Representative Team Thank you to all the clubs who nominated players for this year’s 7s program; and to those players who Angus Bownes (Knox) nominated, trialled and trained but didn’t make the Matt Cary (Lindfield) final team. Dafi Davies (Balmain) Thank you to coach Gerard McLenaghan, who organises Michael Docker (Knox) and runs all aspects of the Colts 7s program with great Elijah Emani (Hills) skill, efficiency and good cheer. Also Jake Fuller (a Colts 7s team alumni) for performing his dual role of team Zach Guilfoyle (Drummoyne) manager and assistant coach. Job well done to you Harry Kirkwood (Blue Mtns) both. Tiger Parker (Drummoyne) Finally, congratulations and thank you to the selected Ben Stanton (Balmain) Colts 7s players for your commitment to the program. Joel Togo (Blue Mtns) You have given great honour to yourselves and your clubs and maintained the proud Subbies tradition of Shaun Townsend (Lindfield) playing the game in the right spirit. Esmat Wardak (Petersham)

Gerard McLenaghan (Coach) Jake Fuller (Assistant Coach/Manager) 11 Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division One

Kentwell Cup Judd Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Team P W D L F A Df Pts Balmain 16 13 1 2 579 255 324 68 Colleagues 16 16 0 0 789 63 726 76 Drummoyne 16 12 1 3 492 306 186 59 St Patrick’s 16 13 0 3 515 188 327 65 Knox 16 9 0 7 372 318 54 45 Mosman 16 12 0 4 384 163 221 57 Brothers 16 8 0 8 393 475 -82 42 Knox 16 8 0 8 239 396 -157 37 Mosman 16 7 2 7 407 336 71 41 Balmain 16 6 1 9 139 272 -133 31 Colleagues 16 7 0 9 461 398 63 41 Petersham 16 6 0 10 196 363 -167 28 St Patrick’s 16 7 0 9 469 468 1 35 Drummoyne 16 5 1 10 141 349 -208 24 Petersham 16 5 0 11 313 440 -127 27 Brothers 16 2 0 14 140 490 -350 9 Old Ignatians 16 2 0 14 196 686 -490 10 Old Ignatians 16 3 0 13 107 366 -259 5

Burke Cup Sutherland Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Team P W D L F A Df Pts Colleagues 16 14 0 2 639 165 474 70 Colleagues 16 15 0 1 435 41 394 75 Mosman 16 13 0 3 498 206 292 63 Petersham 16 12 1 3 369 105 264 62 St Patrick’s 16 11 0 5 556 238 318 55 Mosman 16 12 0 4 355 138 217 59 Balmain 16 10 0 6 524 307 217 50 St Patrick’s 16 10 0 6 302 174 128 50 Petersham 16 10 0 6 375 301 74 47 Old Ignatians 15 8 2 5 215 159 56 41 Drummoyne 16 8 0 8 340 248 92 39 Balmain 11 1 0 10 33 280 -247 5 Knox 16 3 0 13 201 641 -440 17 Drummoyne 11 0 2 9 0 252 -252 0 Old Ignatians 16 2 0 14 146 731 -585 8 Knox 11 0 1 10 0 280 -280 0 Brothers 16 1 0 15 165 607 -442 3 Brothers 10 0 0 10 0 280 -280 0

Barbour Cup (Colts) Grand Finals Team P W D L F A Df Pts Kentwell Balmain* 43 bt Knox 29 Mosman 16 14 0 2 552 169 383 69 Burke Mosman 23 bt Colleagues* 21 Colleagues 16 13 0 3 493 273 220 65 Barbour Colleagues 24 bt Mosman* 19 Old Ignatians 16 11 1 4 498 278 220 60 Whiddon Drummoyne 15 bt Colleagues* 14 Knox 16 11 0 5 519 204 315 57 Judd St Patricks 17 bt Colleagues* 15 Drummoyne 16 8 1 7 437 297 140 44 Sutherland Colleagues* 10 bt Mosman 8 St Patrick’s 16 6 0 10 256 313 -57 29 Preliminary Finals Balmain 16 5 0 11 253 444 -191 22 Kentwell Knox 33 bt Drummoyne 27 Brothers 16 2 0 14 179 560 -381 5 Burke Mosman 38 bt Balmain 29 Petersham 16 1 0 15 97 746 -649 3 Barbour Mosman 12 bt Knox 10 Whiddon Drummoyne 24 bt Mosman 17 Whiddon Cup Judd Colleagues 28 bt Mosman 10 Team P W D L F A Df Pts Sutherland Mosman 27 bt Petersham 10 Colleagues 16 13 0 3 512 117 395 63 Mosman 16 12 0 4 466 202 264 61 Semi Finals Drummoyne 16 12 1 3 471 273 198 59 Kentwell Mjr Balmain 27 bt Drummoyne 13 Balmain 16 10 1 5 358 243 115 51 Kentwell Mnr Knox 27 bt Brothers 7 St Patrick’s 16 9 0 7 324 247 77 46 Burke Mjr Colleagues 22 bt Mosman 9 Knox 16 5 1 10 262 337 -75 29 Burke Mnr Balmain 28 bt St Patrick’s 15 Petersham 16 6 0 10 231 430 -199 28 Barbour Mjr Colleagues 29 bt Mosman 17 Brothers 16 3 1 12 224 488 -264 22 Barbour Mnr Knox 20 bt Old Ignatians 19 Old Ignatians 16 0 0 16 113 624 -511 -7 Whiddon Mjr Colleagues 32 bt Mosman 20 Whiddon Mnr Drummoyne 25 bt Balmain 13 Judd Mjr St Patrick’s 21 bt Colleagues 20 Judd Mnr Mosman 10 bt Knox 3 Sutherland Mjr Colleagues 10 dr Petersham 10 Sutherland Mnr Mosman 25 bt St Patrick’s 3

* Denotes Minor Premiers 12 Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division Two

Barraclough Cup Grand Finals Team P W D L F A Df Pts Barraclough Forest 41 bt Barker Old Boys* 14 Barker OB’s 14 11 0 3 420 326 94 54 Stockdale Forest* 24 bt Lindfield 15 Hunters Hill 14 10 1 3 404 284 120 52 Robertson Lindfield* 13 bt UNSW 10 Newport 14 10 1 3 295 211 84 47 Blunt UNSW 13 bt Blue Mountains 8 Forest 14 8 0 6 326 299 27 37 Richardson Hills 24 bt Forest* 7 Hills 14 6 1 7 369 365 4 37 Lindfield 14 4 1 9 324 406 -82 26 Preliminary Finals Blue Mountains 14 4 0 10 282 391 -109 20 Barraclough Forest 27 def Hunters Hill 25 UNSW 14 1 0 13 317 455 -138 15 Stockdale Lindfield 45 def Hills 20 Robertson UNSW 40 def Hills 25 Stockdale Cup Blunt UNSW 13 def Lindfield* 11 Team P W D L F A Df Pts Richardson Forest 18 def Newport 13 Forest 14 13 1 0 453 76 377 64 Lindfield 14 9 2 3 356 211 145 46 Semi Finals Hills 14 7 1 6 261 247 14 34 Barraclough Mjr Barker OB’s 23 def Hunters Hill 22 Newport 14 6 1 7 229 249 -20 31 Barraclough Mnr Forest 16 def Newport 10 Blue Mountains 14 5 1 8 223 316 -93 26 Stockdale Mjr Forest 26 def Lindfield 14 UNSW 14 5 0 9 188 316 -128 24 Stockdale Mnr Hills 30 def Newport 5 Hunters Hill 14 4 1 9 225 319 -94 22 Robertson Mjr Lindfield 24 def UNSW 10 Barker Old Boys 14 3 1 10 230 431 -201 19 Robertson Mnr Hills 21 def Newport 15 Blunt Mjr Blue Mtns 16 def Lindfield 3 Robertson Cup (Colts) Blunt Mnr UNSW 21 def Hunters Hill 0 Team P W D L F A Df Pts Richardson Mjr Hills 17 def Forest 0 Lindfield 14 11 0 3 329 239 90 53 Richardson Mnr Newport 20 def Hunters Hill 0 UNSW 14 9 0 5 291 165 126 46 Hills 14 9 0 5 483 170 313 44 * Denotes Minor Premiers Newport 14 8 2 4 269 182 87 43 Blue Mountains 14 8 0 6 307 206 101 36 Barker Old Boys 14 4 1 9 246 365 -119 23 Hunters Hill 14 3 0 11 151 423 -272 15 Forest 14 2 1 11 206 532 -326 12

Blunt Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Lindfield 14 12 0 2 382 102 280 56 Blue Mountains 14 13 0 1 324 112 212 54 UNSW 14 10 0 4 245 139 106 45 Hunters Hill 14 6 0 8 264 189 75 34 Hills 14 6 0 8 237 246 -9 34 Barker Old Boys 14 5 1 8 172 387 -215 25 Forest 14 3 1 10 178 293 -115 19 Newport 14 0 0 14 56 390 -334 0

Richardson Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Forest 14 12 0 2 231 114 117 51 Forest Stockdale Cup players celebrate their premiership in an Hills 14 9 0 5 226 134 92 44 undefeated season. Newport 14 9 0 5 225 207 18 36 Hunters Hill 14 7 0 7 145 230 -85 30 Barker Old Boys 14 6 0 8 206 240 -34 30 Lindfield 14 5 1 8 225 200 25 29 UNSW 14 5 1 8 193 229 -36 27 Blue Mountains 14 2 0 12 144 241 -97 10 13 Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division Three

Clark Cup Nicholson Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Team P W D L F A Df Pts Redfield OB’s 14 12 0 2 664 284 380 61 King’s Old Boys 14 13 0 1 371 81 290 60 UWSH 14 11 0 3 554 240 314 53 Waverley 14 10 0 4 273 92 181 47 Epping 14 11 0 3 447 249 198 52 UWSH 14 9 0 5 212 185 27 42 Waverley 14 10 0 4 460 169 291 51 Epping 14 7 0 7 221 189 32 34 St Ives 14 5 0 9 283 376 -93 28 Redfield OB’s 14 6 0 8 213 245 -32 30 Hawk Valley 14 3 0 11 175 436 -261 16 St Ives 14 6 0 8 137 257 -120 28 Oatley 14 3 0 11 215 576 -361 15 Oatley 14 4 0 10 143 279 -136 19 King’s Old Boys 14 1 0 13 161 629 -468 7 Hawk Valley 14 1 0 13 143 385 -242 10

Farrant Cup Grand Finals Team P W D L F A Df Pts Clark Redfield OB’s* 41 bt UWSH 24 UWSH 14 12 0 2 429 134 295 59 Farrant Waverley 22 bt UWSH* 12 Redfield OB’s 14 10 0 4 477 215 262 50 Campbell Oatley 36 bt Epping 3 Waverley 14 10 0 4 327 100 227 47 Nicholson Kings OB’s* 11 bt Waverley 7 Epping 14 9 1 4 368 200 168 46 Oatley 14 7 0 7 276 245 31 36 Preliminary Finals St Ives 14 4 2 8 216 290 -74 25 Clark Redfield 41 def Waverley 24 King’s Old Boys 14 2 1 11 146 569 -423 12 Farrant Waverley 45 def Redfield 13 Hawk Valley 14 0 0 14 90 576 -486 1 Campbell Epping 11 def Waverley* 0 Nicholson Waverley 13 def UWSH 10 Campbell Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Semi Finals Waverley 14 12 0 2 363 86 277 58 Clark Mjr UWSH 38 def Redfield 34 Oatley 14 12 0 2 320 109 211 57 Clark Mnr Waverley 33 def Epping 29 Redfield OB’s 14 9 0 5 309 220 89 44 Farrant Mjr UWSH 33 def Redfield 3 Epping 14 8 0 6 283 196 87 39 Farrant Mnr Waverley 19 def Epping 10 St Ives 14 6 1 7 172 289 -117 28 Campbell Mjr Oatley 33 def Waverley 0 UWSH 14 3 1 10 190 260 -70 19 Campbell Mnr Epping 27 def Redfield 26 Hawk Valley 14 3 0 11 116 330 -214 13 Nicholson Mjr Kings OB’s 26 def Waverley 8 King’s Old Boys 14 2 0 12 131 394 -263 9 Nicholson Mnr UWSH 12 def Epping 10

* Denotes Minor Premiers

Another great year for Redfield Old Boys - Div Three Club Champions and Clark Cup Premiers. 14 Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division Four

McLean Cup Walker Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Team P W D L F A Df Pts Beecroft 14 13 0 1 651 158 493 65 Beecroft 14 12 0 2 386 86 300 57 Canterbury 14 11 0 3 422 276 146 55 Briars 14 12 0 2 301 135 166 56 Syd Harlequins 14 11 0 3 431 320 111 55 Blacktown 14 11 1 2 319 104 215 56 Sydney Irish 14 8 0 6 410 249 161 44 Canterbury 14 9 0 5 363 224 139 45 Blacktown 14 7 0 7 310 298 12 37 Syd Harlequins 14 9 0 5 273 128 145 44 Briars 14 6 0 8 290 438 -148 33 Macquarie Uni 14 6 1 7 198 250 -52 29 Rouse Hill 14 6 0 8 364 379 -15 31 Sydney Irish 14 6 0 8 195 216 -21 28 Convicts 14 1 0 13 228 539 -311 7 Rouse Hill 14 3 0 11 173 362 -189 18 Macquarie Uni 14 1 0 13 146 505 -359 7 Convicts 13 0 0 13 34 373 -339 0 Merrylands ^ 14 6 0 8 247 337 -90 0 Merrylands ^ 13 0 0 13 0 364 -364 0

Grose Cup ^ Club expelled from competition Team P W D L F A Df Pts Beecroft 14 13 0 1 547 63 484 64 Grand Finals Sydney Irish 14 10 0 4 296 171 125 47 McLean Beecroft* 40 bt Sydney Irish 28 Briars 14 9 0 5 373 240 133 47 Grose Beecroft* 13 bt Sydney Irish 8 Canterbury 14 8 1 5 363 261 102 40 Walker Beecroft* 18 bt Canterbury 12 Blacktown 14 7 0 7 263 267 -4 35 Preliminary Finals Syd Harlequins 14 6 1 7 357 259 98 34 McLean Sydney Irish 22 def Canterbury 19 Rouse Hill 14 5 0 9 210 343 -133 26 Grose Sydney Irish 26 def Briars 24 Macquarie Uni 14 1 0 13 115 505 -390 7 Walker Canterbury 26 def Briars 14 Convicts 14 0 0 14 79 625 -546 0 Semi Finals Merrylands ^ 14 10 0 4 373 242 131 0 McLean Mjr Beecroft 44 def Canterbury 17 McLean Mnr Syd Irish 29 def Syd Harlequins 10 Grose Mjr Beecroft 49 def Syd Irish 3 Grose Mnr Briars 45 def Canterbury 25 Walker Mjr Beecroft 16 def Briars 12 Walker Mnr Canterbury 22 def Blacktown 17

* Denotes Minor Premiers

Beecroft players with (some) of their 2015 trophy haul. 15 Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division Six

Jeffrey Cup Noice Cup Team P W D L F A Df Pts Team P W D L F A Df Pts Roseville 14 12 0 2 570 244 326 63 Burraneer 14 12 1 1 430 194 236 58 Manly Savers 14 12 0 2 394 180 214 56 Menai 14 11 0 3 556 179 377 55 ICMS 14 10 0 4 512 227 285 51 Engadine 14 9 1 4 373 207 166 46 Terrey Hills 14 9 0 5 298 231 67 42 Maccabi 14 7 1 6 376 274 102 36 Wakehurst 14 8 0 6 368 306 62 38 Fairvale 14 7 1 6 361 369 -8 35 Collaroy 14 7 0 7 302 273 29 35 Clovelly 14 4 0 10 303 418 -115 22 Lane Cove 14 4 1 9 273 444 -171 23 Alex Dukes 14 4 0 10 165 405 -240 19 Mosman 14 3 0 11 240 658 -418 17 Wollondilly 14 0 0 14 152 670 -518 2 Chatswood 14 2 2 10 256 334 -78 17 Dee Why 14 1 1 12 216 532 -316 11 Grand Final Noice Menai 50 bt Engadine 29 Grand Final Preliminary Final Jeffrey ICMS 37 bt Roseville* 34 Noice Engadine 24 bt Burraneer* 21 Preliminary Final Semi Finals Jeffrey ICMS 63 def Manly Savers 0 Noice Mjr Menai 33 def Burraneer 17 Semi Finals Noice Mnr Engadine 38 def Maccabi 31 Jeffrey Mjr Roseville 23 def Manly Savers 16 Jeffrey Mnr ICMS 43 def Terrey Hills 6 * Denotes Minor Premiers

* Denotes Minor Premiers Division Six Playoff Jeffrey Premiers v Noice Premiers Meldrum Cup Menai 39 bt ICMS 22

Noice Cup Premiers, Menai, celebrate their Meldrum Cup Playoff victory over Jeffrey Cup Premiers, ICMS 16 Competition Tables - Halligan Cup & Subbies Sevens

Halligan Cup Subbies Sevens Tournament Team P W D L F A Df Pts Pool A P W D L F A Df Pts Mac Crusaders 12 11 0 1 410 60 350 54 Petersham 3 3 0 0 61 22 39 9 Colleagues 11 8 1 2 222 93 129 38 UWSH 3 2 0 1 57 37 20 7 Lane Cove Colts 15 7 0 8 299 264 35 36 Blacktown 3 1 0 2 32 38 -6 5 Waverley Colts 11 7 0 4 168 186 -18 31 Roseville 3 0 0 3 17 70 -53 3 Mosman 6 4 0 2 150 70 80 20 Pool B P W D L F A Df Pts Waverley 7 3 1 3 122 119 3 17 Blue Mountains 3 2 0 1 86 31 55 7 Beecroft 10 3 0 7 172 136 36 17 Menai 3 1 0 2 20 81 -61 5 Hills 4 3 0 1 100 79 21 15 Rouse Hill 3 0 0 3 7 85 -78 3 Alex Dukes 2 1 0 1 48 34 14 6 Epping 12 1 0 11 75 441 -366 6 Pool C P W D L F A Df Pts Clovelly 1 1 0 0 50 0 50 5 Redfield OB’s 3 3 0 0 103 0 103 9 Colleagues II 1 1 0 0 48 0 48 5 Macquarie Uni 3 2 0 1 40 63 -23 7 Colleagues Colts 1 1 0 0 36 5 31 5 Briars 3 1 0 2 27 64 -37 5 Sth Dist Colts 1 1 0 0 32 10 22 5 Blacktown II 3 0 0 3 28 71 -43 3 UWSH 2 1 0 1 60 55 5 5 Pool D P W D L F A Df Pts Macquarie Uni 2 1 0 1 33 54 -21 5 Beecroft 3 3 0 0 105 29 76 9 Wakehurst 5 1 0 4 70 152 -82 5 Old Ignatians 3 2 0 1 65 46 19 7 UNSW 1 1 0 0 24 19 5 4 Canterbury 3 1 0 2 48 59 -11 5 Parra Colts 1 1 0 0 17 12 5 4 Gordon Colts 1 1 0 0 14 12 2 4 Bowl Petersham 2 1 0 1 17 40 -23 4 Semi Final I Blacktown 19 bt Rouse Hill 0 Sydney Irish 3 1 0 2 22 105 -83 4 Semi Final II Canterbury 31 bt Briars 5 ICMS 2 0 0 2 24 39 -15 1 Bowl Final Canterbury 34 bt Blacktown 5 St Patrick’s 1 0 0 1 12 24 -12 0 Plate Canterbury 1 0 0 1 7 26 -19 0 Semi Final I UWSH 26 bt Menai 5 Beecroft Colts 1 0 0 1 12 34 -22 0 Semi Final II Macquarie Uni 15 dr Old Ignatians 15 Lane Cove 1 0 0 1 5 31 -26 0 Plate Final UWSH 14 bt 0 Hawk Valley 1 0 0 1 7 38 -31 0 Blacktown 2 0 0 2 7 54 -47 0 Cup Rouse Hill 2 0 0 2 12 83 -71 0 Semi Final I Petersham 26 bt Blue Mtns 19 Semi Final II Redfield Old Boys 27 bt Beecroft 7 Cup Final Redfield Old Boys 32 bt Petersham 14

Macarthur Crusaders win the Halligan Cup in their debut season. 17 Club Championship Tables

Inter-Divisional Cowboy Cup Division One Beecroft (Div 4) 3499 ICMS (Div 6) 1614 Bruce Graham Shield Colleagues (Div 1) 3477 Petersham (Div 1) 1502 Colleagues 2943 Mosman (Div 1) 3427 Burraneer (Div 6) 1480 Mosman 2803 Balmain (Div 1) 3028 Manly Savers (Div 6) 1430 Balmain 2660 Redfield Old Boys (Div 3) 2900 Oatley (Div 3) 1417 Drummoyne 2556 Waverley (Div 3) 2841 Engadine (Div 6) 1377 St Patrick’s 2183 UWSH (Div 3) 2799 St Ives (Div 3) 1321 Knox 1935 Forest (Div 2) 2711 Rouse Hill (Div 4) 1260 Petersham 1496 Drummoyne (Div 1) 2650 Brothers (Div 1) 1143 Brothers 1143 Lindfield (Div 2) 2431 Terrey Hills (Div 6) 1056 Old Ignatians 810 Epping (Div 3) 2430 Wakehurst (Div 6) 961 Hills (Div 2) 2322 Maccabi (Div 6) 949 Division Two Canterbury (Div 4) 2304 Fairvale/Lansvale (Div 6) 880 Reliance Shield Lindfield 1971 Barker Old Boys (Div 2) 2301 Collaroy (Div 6) 880 Forest 1945 Sydney Irish (Div 4) 2270 Old Ignatians (Div 1) 822 Hills 1910 St Patrick’s (Div 1) 2222 King’s Old Boys (Div 3) 647 Newport 1858 Knox (Div 1) 2220 Lane Cove (Div 6) 619 Barker Old Boys 1840 Newport (Div 2) 2169 Clovelly (Div 6) 559 Hunters Hill 1822 Sydney Harlequins (Div 4) 2151 Hawkesbury Valley (Div 3) 539 Blue Mountains 1394 Hunters Hill (Div 2) 2127 Alexandria Dukes (Div 6) 485 UNSW 1337 Briars (Div 4) 1935 Macquarie Uni (Div 4) 477 Roseville (Div 6) 1826 Chatswood (Div 6) 427 Division Three Menai (Div 6) 1823 Dee Why (Div 6) 277 Keith Harris Shield Blacktown (Div 4) 1795 Macarthur Crusaders (Hall) 54 Redfield Old Boys 2296 UNSW (Div 2) 1653 Wollondilly (Div 6) 50 Waverley 2175 Blue Mountains (Div 2) 1649 Merrylands (Div 4) ^ 0 UWSH 2114

Epping 2032 Oatley 1161 St Ives 1156 King’s Old Boys 532 Hawkesbury Valley 472

Division Four Herlihy Shield Beecroft 2540 Canterbury 1960 Sydney Harlequins 1882 Sydney Irish 1700 Briars 1614 Blacktown 1570 Rouse Hill 1102 Macquarie Uni 412 Convicts 132 Merrylands ^ 0

^ Club expelled from competition Balmain players celebrate their Kentwell Cup Premiership, after a thrilling comeback in the grand final against Knox.

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