BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB (INC.)

Facere et Docere

92nd ANNUAL REPORT and FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2013

THE 109th SEASON

To be presented to the Annual General Meeting to be held in the Jacaranda Room, Crosby Park, Crosby Road, Albion on Thursday 12 December 2013 at 6.00pm

There’s BROTHERS, then there’s the Others. [BLANK]

Images courtesy of John Sayer ([email protected]) BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB INC. OFFICE BEARERS

Patron: REV. BRO. VINCENT DUGGAN C.F.C.

Chaplain: REV. FR. L. COOTE P.P.

President: Mr J.E.F. FRAYNE

Vice-President: Mr P.D. FRENCH

Immediate Past President: Mr A.A. SHAW

Chairman: Mr J.E.F. FRAYNE

General Manager: Mr M.J. KAYE

Hon. Treasurer: Mr D.J. HOGAN

Hon. Secretary: Mr J.A. BENNIE

Club Captain: Mr A.T. BENNIE

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Mr. J.E.F. FRAYNE, Mr P.D. FRENCH, Mr. J.P. DIAMOND, Mr. C.A. WARNER, Mr. A.J LALOR, Mr. G.C.M. ESMONDE, Mr. M.E. FRENEY, Mr. D.A. DYSON, Mr. T.D. MCKELLAR,

HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENTS

Most Rev. M.B. COLERIDGE D.D. (ARCHBISHOP OF BRISBANE), Rev. Bro. V.F. DUGGAN C.F.C. (CHRISTIAN BROTHERS PROVINCIAL), Rev. Bro. R.J. WALLACE C.F.C. A.M. K.C.*.H.S. (AUSTRALIAN SCHOOLS RUGBY UNION), Mr. P. CHAPMAN (ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE), Mr. D. HANLY (ST. JOSEPH’S NUDGEE COLLEGE), Mr. B. LAWLOR (ST. EDMUND’S COLLEGE), Mr. I. MCDONALD (ST. LAURENCE’S COLLEGE), Ms. A. REBGETZ (ST. COLUMBAN’S COLLEGE), Mr. P. MCLOUGHLIN (MARIST COLLEGE ASHGROVE), Rev. Fr. M. EDWARDS O.M.I. (IONA COLLEGE), Mr. R. OUT (PADUA COLLEGE), Rev. Bro. R.V. SKELLY C.F.C. (ST. LEO’S COLLEGE-UQ), Mr. E. GAFFNEY (QUEENSLAND IRISH ASSOCIATION)

BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB – LIFE MEMBERS

Mr K.P. FEGAN (1955), Mr J.A. BUCHANAN (1959), Mr T.L. SWEENEY (1961), Mr B.J. DAWSON (1977), Mr R.B. MCGRUTHER O.B.E. (1982), Mr A.A. SHAW (1985), Mr. R.S. CONN (1989), Mr P.E. MCLEAN M.B.E. (1996), Mr P.B. HOARE (1998), Mr. M. WATT (2000), Mr J.A. EALES A.M. (2001), Mr P.J. OSWALD (2002), Mr R.G.J. PRICE (2003), Mr. D.J. HOGAN (2004), Dr. P.N. ANDERSEN (2005), Mr. D. CROFT (2006), Mr. D.A. DUNWORTH (2008), Mr. R.W. URE (2009), Mr. R.P. MAHONEY (2011), Mr. P.R. LAVIN (2012), Mr D.M CONNOR (2013)

BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB – LIFE MEMBERS IN MEMORIUM

Rev. Bro. P.A. FURLONG C.F.C* (1912), Rev. Bro. W.M. REIDY C.F.C* (1912), Rev. Bro. L.B. TEVLIN C.F.C* (1912), Mr. J.P. FLYNN* (1926), Mr. C.J. CRANLEY*(1932), Mr. M.G. LYONS*(1934), Mr. V.J. DORE*(1938), Mr G.J. BRERETON*(1940), Mr. J.A.S. MOORE*, Mr. E.A. STAPLETON*, Mr. R. HODGE*(1947), Mr. J.E. ROSS M.B.E.*(1948), Mr. J.L. BARLOW*(1949), Mr J.P. FRENCH A.M.*(1950), Mr B.P. O’CONNELL*(1951), Mr. T.B. MCCORMACK c.B.E.*(1952), Mr K.J. HODDA*(1953), Mr. D. GUILFOYLE*(1954), Mr G.F. BERKELEY A.M.*(1960), Mr C.V.J. DAHL O.A.M.*(1962), Mr G.K. MACCHERONI*(1963), Mr B.F. REID*(1967), Mr J. KENNY*(1969), Mr M.T. HAZELL O.A.M.*(1972), Mr P. ZAPPALA*(1981), Mr F.J. DUHIG*(1983)

* Deceased

Q.R.U. LIFE MEMBERS

Mr. A.S.I. GRALTON*(1904), Mr. D.S. CARTER*(1915), Mr. J.P. FLYNN*(1931), Mr. J.E. ROSS M.B.E.*(1940), Mr. T.B. MCCORMACK c.B.E.*(1956), Mr J.P. FRENCH A.M.*(1959), Mr K.J. HODDA*(1961), Mr. J.J.BREEN*(1990), Mr R.B. MCGRUTHER O.B.E. (2000), Mr A.A. Shaw (2013)

* Deceased

A.R.U. LIFE MEMBERS

Mr. T.B. MCCORMACK c.B.E.*, Mr J.P. FRENCH A.M.*

* Deceased

2013 LADIES DAY vs. Eastern Districts

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

During 2013 Brother Rugby Club continues to incrementally improve in many areas and in some areas 2013 can be viewed as a success while redoubled efforts will be required in others.

Football

The Club featured five teams in the finals series, including Premier Grade, and we congratulate the the Normanby Cup 1 team on their Grand Final success. While proud of this achievement, it is acknowledged that our supporters and the Rugby community generally rate success on the number of finals played in and the number of grand finals won and improvement is required if we are to achieve the high expectations we set for ourselves. We can however draw inspiration from:

 the gallant effort of 2nd Grade to achieve grand final success – just falling short;  the marvellous effort of the Premier Colts and in fact all Colts sides during the year;  the competitiveness of our New Zealand tourists, achieving a clean sweep; and  the inspirational play of Premier Grade until personnel losses told against them and the overall effort of all players that finished the season of 2013.

Aside from the football this year ended 30 September 2013 has been quite momentous in many respects, as has been the period between that date and now. In many ways the future for Brothers will be dependent on our most recent decisions and those that confront the committee in the next month or two.

Finances

The financial position of the Club is relatively strong. Assisted by the great success of the Lions Test Lunch, continuing support of our sponsors, and the grant monies from the ARU, the Club has returned a profit and remains cash flow positive. All this despite significant financial outlays and unmet financial expectations in 2013 including an underfunded New Zealand tour, poor trading by the Fratelli Group and the installation of a grease trap.

To this extent, I wish to acknowledge and thank Des Hogan for his financial stewardship, advice and whole- hearted effort to ensure the club prospers.

Against that backdrop however, in the last few weeks, we have received information that will have a marked impact on next year. We received notice that the lease with Fratelli, already breached, will be terminated and advice that the ARU grant will, in all likelihood, be terminated in the next two years. Further it appears the ARU, despite the strong objection of the Clubs, will introduces an Australian Club Championship but probably under conditions that will make it unviable for all but a couple of Australian clubs. We will need to investigate whether we should, for the aspirations of our players and the positioning of the club in Australian Rugby, find a way to be involved in this poorly planned and researched initiative.

The financial assistance received from sponsors ensures we continue to operate a football club and have resources to improve. Without this generosity the Club would not exist.

I’d like to take this opportunity to remind one and all that without the continuous support of the contributing members of the Club (the players), we will struggle not only to raise the necessary monies to continue, but to also attract volunteers to act on committees and sub-committees.

Management Structure

The Committee undertook a review of the Club’s management structure in 2013. The current structure based on one full-time employee of the club assuming responsibilities for coaching at Premier level, Rugby development and club administration was determined to be ineffective. The Committee, based on the advice received, determined that the structure for 2014 and beyond should be renewed. A full-time employee will be engaged as a Director of Rugby and Administration and a part-time appointee be engaged as Premier Grade Coach.

Matt Kaye, who has done a sterling job during the two years he has been at Brothers, has accepted the full-time as Director of Rugby and Administration and Anthony Mathison (former Reds player, Wallaby tourist and assistant coach at GPS and University) has been appointed head coach, to be assisted by Carl Marshall (returning from a break from coaching at this level with Brothers).

I express great admiration for the way in which Matt dealt with the change to the full-time role and his whole- hearted commitment to the still enormous task of management of the Rugby program and club administration. It is because of Matt's mature attitude to major change, and his commitment to seeing the change work, I can express optimism.

I would like to thank Matt for the job he has done to make 2013 a success. The amount Matt gives of himself to the role is an inspiration to us on committee who see the hours and he gives every day of the week and the commitment he makes to the success of Brothers

2014 and Beyond

The challenge therefore for 2014 is to deal with, the loss of at least $100,000 of revenue, the continuation of repair and improvement of club facilities, the necessary improvement of our Rugby program, including recruitment and retention to add depth and make the winning of the Dougherty Shield an achievement rather than a goal, the management of, and generation of revenue from, club premises, a firm agreement with the Juniors that will benefit both Clubs and the development of our place in the wider community.

The lifeblood of any club are volunteers - committee, coaches, managers, fund-raisers, can-shop and barbecue stalwarts, medical staff and supporters. Thank you all for your efforts especially to those who turn up year after year.

The financial assistance received from sponsors ensures we continue to operate a football club and have resources to improve. Without these generous benefactors, for that is what they are despite our efforts to provide value for the fee we extract, the club would not exist.

Finally the supporters who give us the encouragement to continue to work to build the reputation of the Club; and the players, those who have just started on the journey as Brothers players and those who progress through the system, providing us, the spectators, with the enjoyment of sharing in their success and development.

I cannot close without reminding one and all that the committee has a duty to ensure the financial success of the club and, whereas we try to raise money from commercial ventures, the fact is our opportunities and our resources of working capital and labour are such that commercial ventures are rarely providers of sufficient cash. We therefore do not apologise for asking current players, past players and supporters generally to assist us to raise sufficient money to ensure the survival of the club.

Frankly it is disappointing that too often our requests for assistance are poorly supported by those who enjoy the clubs successes when they occur. Without generous support as contributing members the club will struggle not only to raise the necessary monies to continue but to also attract volunteers to act on committees and sub- committees.

Jim Frayne

LIFE MEMBER

Desmond Michael CONNOR

At a Special General Meeting of the Brother Rugby Club, convened on 17 June 2013 in accordance with the Constitution, a special resolution was considered for the nomination of Desmond Michael Connor. This resolution was passed unanimously by the members in attendance. The following information was tendered in support of Mr Connor’s nomination:

 As a player commencing with the Club in 1954 and playing first grade until 1959.  As a player Des captained the 1959 1st Grade Premiership winning team.  Des went on to play for Queensland (1954-59) and Australia (1957-59) and captain both teams with distinction.  After returning to Brisbane in 1967 after a successful sojourn in Auckland, New Zealand, where he also represented the All Blacks (1961-64), Des coached the 1st Grade team until his call up to the Wallabies.  Des also became the Club’s 2nd Old Boy to coach Australia.  Served on the QRU Management Committee  Past Patron of Queensland Junior Rugby Union  Club Captain of the Barbarians Rugby Football Club (Queensland)  On his retirement from coaching the Wallabies, Des continued to coach the Brothers’ Colt’s and helped develop the Club’s junior talent.  He was also instrumental in organizing Barbarians teams to forge closer links between schools and club rugby in Queensland  Des also helped to foster the ongoing relationship between Brothers Rugby Club and the New Zealand Marist Rugby Federation.  Des has also supported many fundraising initiatives including Club luncheons, functions and match days. Des has been a staunch supporter of the Club and as always been willing to lend his time to the Club.

In more recent times Des’ contribution to Brothers’, Queensland and Australian Rugby has been recognised by his naming in both the Brothers’ and Queensland Teams of the Century

Player: Brothers’ Old Boys 1954-59 (41 Games), 1959 1st Grade Premiership team (Captain). Queensland 1954-59 (24 Games), Captain Australia 1957-59 (12 Tests, 2 Tests as Captain)

Coach: Brothers 1968 (1st Grade), 1972 (Under 19A) Australia 1968-71

Honours: 2001: Brothers’ Team of the Century 2007: Queensland Team of the Century 2008: ARU - Wallabies Hall of Fame

Desmond Michael CONNOR

Denis James O'ROURKE

To support Denis “Rugby” O’Rourke’s nomination as a Life Member of Brothers Rugby Club we attach a biography of his involvement throughout the last 54 years.

Player: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Under Grade Grade Grade Grade 19 Total Points 1960 8 8 0 1961 20 20 3 1962 2 17 3 22 2 1963 10 7 17 6 1964 1 6 7 3 1965 7 13 20 57 1966 11 9 20 12 1967 17 17 9 1968 7 10 17 0 1969 15 15 0 1970-72 No Team Statistics Recorded in Annual Reports 1973 11 2 13 39 1974 4 15 19 58 1975 2 2 0 1976 15 15 0

TOTAL 55 77 26 34 20 212 189

Premiership Teams: 1st Grade – 1966 3rd Grade - 1973

Coach & Manager: 1974 4th Grade 1989 Colts 3 1990 Colts 2 1991 Colts 1 1993 Colts 1 (Manager) 1994 Colts 1 (Manager) 2001 Colts 2 (Manager) 2002 Colts 2 2003 Colts 2 2004 Colts 2 & 3 (Manager) 2005 Colts 1 & Colts 2 (Manager) 2010-13 Colts Programme Mentor

Perpetual Trophies and Team Awards: 1960 Most Outstanding Display in 3rd Grade 1961 Training & Team Spirit Trophy 1962 Training & Team Spirit Trophy 1962 Special Trophy for 2nd Grade 1967 1st Grade - J. Kenny Trophy for Best & Fairest Player 1968 2nd Grade – Best Forward 1969 2nd Grade - J. Peters Memorial Trophy for Best & Fairest Player 1976 H.F. Edwards Memorial Trophy - A True Brothers Man 1993 Cyril Fogerty Memorial Trophy - Outstanding Service to the Club 2004 J.C. Atherton, H.F. Edwards & Mick Flynn Memorial Trophy - Club Man of the Year

The Tradition continues with “Rugby’s” Grandsons; Terterani “Teddy” and Francois “Frenchie” Postal both taking the field in the Round 12 Premier Grade match verses North Brisbane at Crosby Park BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB

PERPETUAL TROPHIES

J.C. Atherton, H.F. Edwards & Mick Flynn Memorial Trophy Club Man of the Year This trophy is awarded to the Club Member who best displays the core values of the original constituent awards that now make up this Perpetual Trophy. The Club Member must demonstrate that he not only the Best Club Man but is also a true Brothers & Rugby Man in his efforts for the Club.

 Adrian Dixon

F.M. Arnell & J.P. Gralton Memorial Trophy Most Improved Player This trophy is awarded to the player who best displays the values of not only being the most improved player, but demonstrates the most resilience, heart and spirit in playing for the Club.

 Clynton Knox

Robert McGladrigan Memorial Trophy For Training & Club Spirit This trophy is awarded to the player who displayed an outstanding effort at training and through his endeavours both on and off the field has shown excellent Club spirit.

 George Moloney

Cyril Fogarty Memorial Trophy For Outstanding Service to the Club

 Clint Warner

Anthony O’Brien Memorial Trophy For Service & Support to the Lower Grades (3rd, 4th & 5th Grades)

 Greg Beaver

The R.G.J. Price Coaches Award For outstanding service to the Club in the role of a team Coach This trophy is named in honour of a great Brothers man. Ronnie’s coaching career is second to none with a career spanning from 1978 to 2015 and an outstanding strike rate of 11 Premierships from 13 Grand Finals. He’s probably most famous for coaching the Club to 5 consecutive “A” Grade Premiership from 1980 to 1984.

 Brendan Gabbett (Division 1 – 1st Grade)

Tom Gaffney Memorial Trophy Club Captain

 Adam Bennie

Charlie Seymour Memorial Trophy Most Outstanding Player in a Representative Match

 Dominic Shipperley

The Christian Brothers’ Trophy Best & Fairest Club Player

 Michael Bond

M.T. “Merv” Hazell O.A.M. Memorial Trophy Best & Fairest Colts Player

 Ben Hyne

Highest Point Scorer

 Sam Hyne (179 Points)

Brothers Old Boys Rugby Club Trophy Awarded for playing 100 Premier Grade Games for the Club

 Adam Bennie (109 Games)  Adrian Dixon (100 Games)

The Patron’s Trophy Rookie of the Year

 Ben Hyne

F. McDonnell & J.E. Ross M.B.E. Memorial Trophy Awarded to the best performed team This trophy is named in honour of 2 great former Brothers’ President’s who served in the Club’s Highest Office for 18 years and 35 years respectively.

 Premier Colts

The Chairman’s Trophy Awarded to the best player in a Grand Final

 Tony Andrews ( Normanby Cup 1)

Jodie Kairl Trophy Colts Man of the Year

 Sam O’Reilly

GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT

It certainly has been a long year, both on and off the field. While six teams performed well enough to reach the semi-finals, the club had an indifferent year in the post season with only one team tasting grand final success In summary:

 Premier Grade, Premier Colts, 2nd Grade and both Normanby Cup sides progressed to the finals with Normanby Cup 1 winning the Grand Final.  Premier Grade dominated for much of the season however fell away at the end to be eliminated in the Minor Semi Final.  Premier Colts finished Minor Premiers before a heart breaking draw in the Preliminary Final saw them bow out of the competition a week earlier than expected; and  2nd Grade had to endure an extra time Preliminary Final to progress to the Grand Final; unfortunately a fresh Wests team proved too strong in the decider.

The Brisbane City Council (BCC) provided much needed resources to upgrade the facility including Green Shed Bar toilets, reinforcement of the Deck area overlooking the field, upgrade of the change rooms on Vic Walsh Oval and other general safety issues. The BCC has been very open to our concerns for the facility providing much needed direction when required.

I would like to thank the support of our valued sponsors, whose assistance and contribution has helped the club provide very competitive teams, facility upgrades and allowed the continuation of the strong Brothers brand in the community. Special mention should go to our Platinum and Gold Sponsors Imagetec, McDonalds Northside, Rohrig, Audi Centre Brisbane, Ledwidge Electrical, Gordon Culpitt, Jim Gorman, Canterbury NZ, Junction Rd Physio and Ascot Plumbing Maurice Gibbs. Over the next 12 months it is important we continue to grow our sponsor base and provide greater return for our existing sponsors.

Over the last 12 months we have conducted a number of fundraising initiatives most notably the Lions Legends Luncheon held in June. We also ran Brothers Golf Day, Annual Brothers Ladies Day, Corporate Tent Days, Brothers/University Luncheon and the inaugural Northside Sevens Tournament. Recently, a “200 Club Draw” in which a winner is drawn each month. We hope the 200 Club will go some way to filling the potential revenue gap left by the foreshadowed discontinuation of the annual ARU funding grant. Each event created a lot of interest however we must continue to increase the profile of our brand within the community to ensure a broader support base.

The newly refurbished Green Shed Bar and Jacaranda Room allows the club to conduct functions and events for club members and the public. Engagements, Birthdays, Conferences and Meetings are now being held at the club in the various rooms providing an additional source of revenue.

The working relationship with the Brothers Junior Rugby Club is currently very good as a result of consistent communication. Congratulations to the Juniors in acquiring the use of Windsor Park which will allow the club to continue to grow. I have recently accepted an invitation to assist the Juniors as their Director of Coaching which will hopefully increase the standard of coaching and player development resulting in high quality players progressing to the senior club over time. I would like to thank the Junior Committee for their support over the year.

In 2014 we hope to re-engage with the community including the many local businesses in the area, as we strive to become the ‘Local Footy Club’ which everyone supports. It is important that the club continues to grow through the support of the Juniors and the community to ensure its longevity.

Matt Kaye

REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS

QUEENSLAND REDS: QUEENSLAND REDS COLLEGE:

Dominic Shipperley Lachlan Creighton

QUEENSLAND A: QUEENSLAND SUBURBAN:

Nathanuel Gendle Dugald Asprey Luke Beauchamp Mitch Felsman Lachlan Creighton Damon Murphy

NATIONAL ACADEMY

Mitchell Felsman Ted Postal

SEASON EVENTS

Lt. H.M. Flynn D.C.M. – Flt.Lt. L.S. Lewis Memorial Challenge Shield

Originally scheduled for Round 7 @ Ashgrove Sports Ground, however the GPS Club forgot to host this Annual Club Challenge, despite the fact it was their Club Heritage Round, so it was rescheduled.

2013 Results – Round 16 @ Crosby Park, Albion

Club

Colts 1 Colts TOTAL 1st Grade 3rd Grade 3rd 2nd Grade Premier Colts Premier Premier Grade Premier SCORE 7-48 0-51 25-12 10-29 24-7 14-5 Brothers 0 0 4 0 4 4 12 GPS 5 5 0 5 0 0 15

VALE

Tim Enright

 St Josephs Nudgee College 1st XV 1986  Australian Schoolboys 1986  Brothers Rugby Club 1987 – 1990 o Colts I 1987 o ‘A’ Grade and Reserve Grade 1988 – 1990

Neil Buckley

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Since its election your Management Committee has held 12 meetings, attendance at Committee Meetings were as follows;

Mr. J.E.F. FRAYNE (President) 9 Mr. D.J. HOGAN (Hon. Treasurer) 11 Mr. J.A. BENNIE (Hon. Secretary) 11

Mr. P.D. FRENCH (Vice-President) 11 Mr. C.A. WARNER 11 Mr. A.J. LALOR 10 Mr. M.E. FRENEY 10 Mr. J.P. DIAMOND 12 Mr. G.C.M. ESMONDE 2 Mr. D.A. DYSON 6 Mr. T.D. MCKELLAR 6 (Mid Year Appointment)

Mr. M.J. KAYE (Rugby Manager) 11 Mr. A.T. BENNIE (Club Captain) 0 COACHES & MANAGERS

GRADE COACHES MANAGERS Queensland Premier Rugby: Premier Grade Matt Kaye, Shane Drahm, Des Kissane Anthony McDermott, John Druery

Premier Colts Guy Ledwidge, Anthony Sauer, Ben McCormack Clint Warner, Glenn Rohrig

Brisbane Rugby Union – 1st Division: 1st Grade Brendan Gabbett, Peter Williams, Tim Grady Sandra Prestedge,

2nd Grade David Magoffin, Tim McKellar, John Diamond Peter Petinari

3rd Grade Carl McHale, Graeme Silvester, Sandra Prestedge

4th Grade Greg Beaver, John Burton

Colts I Blair Hart, Peter Haig

Colts 2 Godfrey Esmonde, Denis O’Rourke Nathan Freney

Queensland Suburban Rugby Union: Normanby Cup (1) Fraser Bax

Normanby Cup (2) Ron Price Mark Andrews, Gerard Jefferies

SUPPORT STAFF

Rugby Manager: Matt Kaye

Grades Co-ordinator: David Magoffin

Strength & Conditioning: Simon Price

Doctor: Dr. Peter Andersen MBBS, Dr. Kate Gazzard MBBS

Dentist: Dr. Bill Westerman BDS MDSc DDH

Physiotherapist: Ian Astbury, Joel McPhee, Gina Nelson

Registrar: John Diamond, Sandra Prestege

PREMIERSHIP TEAMS

Normanby Cup (1) – PREMIERS & Minor Premiers

Brothers (1) 22 (T McKellar, N Crain, J Harvey tries; T McKellar 2 cons, pen) d Wests (1) 12

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

QUEENSLAND RUGBY UNION

THE DOUGHTY CHALLENGE SHIELD

CLUB Points University of Queensland 604 Souths 506 GPS 443 Sunnybank 441 Brothers 358 Easts 312 Wests 237 Gold Coast Breakers 122 Logan City 113 Norths 86 Sunshine Coast Stingrays 18

COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

QUEENSLAND RUGBY UNION

Queensland Premier Rugby - Premier Grade "HOSPITAL CHALLENGE CUP"

BP BP CLUB P W L D F A Df <7p 4t Pts GPS 18 14 3 1 551 325 226 2 13 73 Easts 18 13 4 1 673 351 322 2 12 68 University 18 13 3 2 685 422 263 0 12 68 Brothers 18 13 5 0 596 330 266 1 12 65 Sunnybank 18 10 8 0 640 398 242 5 11 56 Souths 18 10 8 0 633 417 216 2 11 53 Wests 18 8 10 0 452 507 -55 1 7 40 Norths 18 3 15 0 515 843 -328 2 9 23 Gold Coast 18 3 15 0 384 881 -497 3 6 21 Sunshine Coast 18 1 17 0 228 883 -655 0 2 6

Queensland Premier Rugby - Premier Colts

BP BP CLUB P W L D F A Df <7p 4t Pts Brothers 18 16 1 1 691 229 462 1 16 83 University 18 13 5 0 673 292 381 3 15 70 Gold Coast 18 13 5 0 494 311 183 3 11 66 Souths 18 11 6 1 596 401 195 3 12 61 Easts 18 10 8 0 472 406 66 4 8 52 Sunnybank 18 9 9 0 455 415 40 3 10 49 GPS 18 9 9 0 389 369 20 3 7 46 Norths 18 6 12 0 326 522 -196 3 6 33 Sunshine Coast 18 2 16 0 275 780 -505 0 4 12 Wests 18 0 18 0 126 772 -646 1 0 1

COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION

BRU Division 1 - 1st Grade "CHAPPIE SCHULTE MEMORIAL TROPHY"

BP BP CLUB P W L D F A Df <7p 4t Pts GPS 18 16 2 0 618 230 388 1 13 78 Souths 18 13 5 0 523 328 195 1 8 61 Logan City 18 12 6 0 490 302 188 2 9 59 University 18 11 6 1 505 374 131 1 9 56 Sunnybank 18 11 7 0 476 420 56 2 8 54 Brothers 18 9 9 0 490 341 149 2 9 47 Easts 18 8 10 0 416 401 15 2 6 40 Norths 18 5 13 0 300 505 -205 4 5 29 Wests 18 2 16 0 296 655 -359 2 4 14 Gold Coast 18 2 15 1 231 789 -558 1 2 13

BRU Division 1 - 2nd Grade

BP BP CLUB P W L D F A Df <7p 4t Pts Sunnybank 16 12 4 0 582 231 351 1 9 58 Wests 16 12 4 0 514 210 304 2 8 58 Brothers 16 11 5 0 417 308 109 1 10 55 University 16 10 5 1 548 284 264 2 10 54 Souths 16 10 6 0 463 315 148 3 11 54 GPS 16 8 7 1 423 249 174 3 8 45 Easts 16 5 11 0 318 436 -118 1 4 25 Logan City 16 2 14 0 168 769 -601 0 2 10 Norths 16 1 15 0 122 753 -631 0 1 5

BRU Division 1 - 3rd Grade "W.H. BICKLEY CUP"

BP BP CLUB P W L D F A Df <7p 4t Pts GPS 16 14 2 0 559 194 365 1 10 67 University 16 13 3 0 469 166 303 1 8 61 Souths 16 12 4 0 433 281 152 2 10 60 Easts 16 12 4 0 340 332 8 0 6 54 Sunnybank 16 6 10 0 311 335 -24 4 5 33 Brothers 16 5 10 0 361 314 47 5 3 33 Wests 16 6 10 0 282 345 -63 2 2 28 Logan City 16 3 12 0 196 389 -193 4 2 16 Norths 16 0 16 0 174 769 -595 1 1 2

COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION

BRU Division 1 - 4th Grade "COL KAUS CUP"

Opp BP BP CLUB P W L D Fft Fft F A Df <7p 4t Pts University 18 15 3 0 0 0 676 215 461 3 13 76 Souths 18 11 6 0 0 1 503 230 273 3 10 62 GPS 17 12 5 0 0 0 452 243 209 4 7 59 Easts 17 10 7 0 0 0 343 302 41 3 6 49 Brothers 18 5 12 0 1 0 227 649 -422 2 5 25 Sunnybank 18 3 14 0 0 1 258 544 -286 3 2 22 Wests 18 4 13 0 1 0 288 564 -276 2 5 21

BRU Division 1 Colts - 1st Grade

Opp BP BP CLUB P W L D Fft Fft F A Df <7p 4t Pts University 14 12 1 0 0 1 453 173 280 0 10 63 Souths 14 11 3 0 0 0 448 207 241 2 7 53 Sunnybank 14 6 5 2 0 1 334 244 90 2 8 43 GPS 14 8 6 0 0 0 328 234 94 1 5 38 Brothers 14 7 7 0 0 0 319 250 69 3 5 36 Easts 14 5 9 0 0 0 224 274 -50 2 2 24 Gold Coast 14 2 9 2 0 1 276 460 -184 0 6 22 Norths 14 0 11 0 3 0 72 612 -540 0 0 -6

BRU Division 1 Colts - 2nd Grade

Opp BP BP CLUB P W L D Fft Fft F A Df <7p 4t Pts University (1) 15 11 2 1 1 0 482 178 304 1 7 53 Souths 15 9 5 0 1 0 373 361 12 1 9 44 University (2) 14 7 5 1 0 1 432 200 232 1 5 41 Sunnybank 15 8 5 0 2 0 384 385 -1 3 8 39 GPS 15 1 10 0 1 3 221 428 -207 1 1 18 Brothers 14 2 11 0 0 1 167 507 -340 1 1 14

COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

QUEENSLAND SUBURBAN RUGBY UNION

QSRU 5th Division - "NORMANBY CUP"

Opp BP BP CLUB P W L D Fft Fft F A Df <7p 4t Pts Brothers (1) 15 13 2 0 0 0 526 166 360 0 11 63 Wests (1) 15 12 2 0 1 0 318 214 104 0 7 53 Easts Longhorns 15 9 6 0 0 0 331 185 146 4 6 46 Brothers (2) 16 9 6 0 0 1 278 261 17 2 4 46 Logan City 16 7 6 1 0 2 279 201 78 4 2 46 UQ-TC Beirne 13 3 8 0 1 1 167 236 -69 3 2 20 Wests (2) 14 3 8 1 1 1 173 314 -141 1 0 18 Beaudesert 16 1 13 1 0 1 146 376 -230 2 0 13 UQ-Med XV 16 3 9 1 3 0 147 412 -265 0 0 8

CLUB CAPTAIN’S REPORT

The Season of 2013 would see five teams make the finals, with only the Normanby Cup number one team bringing home a premiership. (Unfortunately our two teams in this division squared off in the semi final)

The season kicked off with a group of young players and few old heads making a trip to New Zealand's South Island. After a close win at Shark Park against the Dunedin Football Club the squad entrenched themselves in the local student areas for which Dunedin is famous. We then headed north to Christchurch to assist The Christchurch Football Club celebrate their 150 Year Anniversary. This was a fantastic opportunity to play against one of the oldest sporting clubs in New Zealand and to play against a quality opposition that included NPC standard players. It also gave a youthful squad a sobering experience of seeing a city destroyed by natural disasters literally being re-built from scratch. The hospitality of both clubs was sensational and invitations were extended for return games in Australia. Thanks must be made to the Committee who offered financial support to the tour and also to the tour members who assisted in the fund raising efforts prior to and after the tour.

2013 saw one of the most exciting colts groups assembled at the club over the last 10 years. This translated into a successful season with Premier Colts (Minor Premiers) unlucky to be knocked out in the semi finals after a draw against Gold Coast and losing the match on a count back as the opposition scored the first try of the match.

The Colts day tradition continued with a special day when all colts’ teams played on Jack Ross oval and a tent for their parents and friends assembled behind the posts at the Crosby Road end of the field. We also had a 'Lower Grades' day where the 3rd and 4th grade teams played on the main field and organised a Safari Night in the clubhouse. (coinciding with the second British and Irish Lions test in Melbourne)

The Grade players again fielded a full complement of teams with passion running deep throughout all the teams. Many teams went on to make the finals with Premier Grade being knocked out in the semi-final and Division One, Second Grade losing the grand final in a very tough and physical encounter against a determined Wests team. The other grades while finishing strongly, failed to reach the finals.

Although there was some disappointment on the scoreboard, season 2013 saw a handful of milestones with Adrian Dixon playing his 100th Premier Grade game and Nathanuel Gendle playing his 150th Premier Grade game.

Off the field the club was successful, from the Colts Day to the hugely popular Ladies Day, 'Op-Shop' night and Trophy Night, which was held for the first time in my memory, outside of the club at the Port Office Hotel. The involvement and support of the playing group, coaches, managers, club staff and supporters was excellent.

Personally, it has been an honour to be the Club Captain in 2013 and to join a long and distinguished list has been a truly challenging and wonderful experience that has also proven to be very rewarding. I look forward to seeing the younger players develop on and off the field with the guidance of the senior players.

I would like to make special mention of, and thank:

 Matt Kaye and Anthony McDermott for their dedicated work in organising the tour.  Matt Kaye, again, for his tireless work and support of all players, coaches and managers; and  Last, but certainly not least all the players, coaches, managers and supporters for making 2013 a memorable year. The club will go from strength to strength in 2014. With a large contingent of Colts gaining Premier Grade experience in 2013 it will help their individual confidence and the depth of the club as they enter the grades in 2014.

The season of 2014 will be challenging as we face a sea of changes at a club level and as a rugby community. However, if we continue to stick together, look after our mates and put in our best effort on and off the field we can make the men and women who have helped this great club over the last 108 years as well as young boys and girls of our junior club, who are the future, proud of what we are doing.

Adam Bennie

Adam Bennie’s 100th Premier Grade Game vs. G.P.S. Old Boys TEAM REPORTS

Premier Grade SEMI-FINALIST, Pilecki-Shaw Cup Winners

The Premier Training Squad of 35 excited souls started back at Crosby Park the first week of January full of enthusiasm for the 2013 season.

The pre-season trials saw the Premier Squad play fixtures against both GPS and Sunnybank. The week before Easter however saw a 21 man squad of current and potential Premier Grade players head off to New Zealand on a Development Tour. The Club was invited to take part in the Christchurch Football Club’s 150th Anniversary and was the only international Club invited to take part in their week long celebrations.

With the assistance of our friends at New Zealand Marist an additional fixture against Dunedin RFC was also organised.

NEW MUNSTER Development Tour Squad 1 Adam Bennie 12 Ted Postal 2 Adrian Dixon 13 Jonathon Roussetos 3 Dustin Henegan 14 Jack Webby 4 Tom Sayer 15 Zac Harding 5 George Moloney 16 Michael Bond 6 James Carter 17 Ernest Suavai 7 Dan Liddy 18 Mitch Copeman 8 Ben Hyne 19 Clynton Knox 9 Luke Beauchamp 20 Matt Blair 10 Charlie Freney 21 Mitch Felsman 11 James Colvin 22 President: Jim Frayne Committee: Michael Freney No.1 Supporter: Gabrielle Freney Coach: Matt Kaye Manager: Anthony McDermott Physiotherapist: Ian Astbury Physiotherapist: Joel McPhee

BROTHERS 14 (M. Blair 2 tries; M. Felsman 2 cons) def Dunedin 10

BROTHERS 14 (T. Postal, M. Copeman tries; M. Felsman 2 cons) def Christchurch 12

The tour was a great success for the Bhoys, will 19 out of 21 going on to play Premier Grade for the Club. The Tourists also got to experience the joys of touring and seeing how others Clubs play and celebrate rugby.

Round 1 of the Queensland Premier Rugby season kicked off with a 51-3 win against Wests at Crosby Park and reclaims the Pilecki-Shaw Cup. The game saw Michael Bond, Dean Cooper, Zac Harding, Jack Webby and Ernest Suavai make their Premier Grade debuts for the Club.

The next two games for the Bhoys were on the road with dominant wins against Sunnybank 30-10 and Norths 44-20; Harry Symes made his Premier Grade debut against Norths.

The winning streak continued when the Bhoys came back to Jack Ross Oval and dispatched the Gold Coast 41-5 with Ben Sadrugu making his debut. Next stop was across the creek to Chipsy Wood Oval and another victory against Souths 42-15 with London Wasp’s import Josh Thomas-Brown making his debut for the Club. Round 6 at Crosby Park was another fantastic effort and a dominant win against the Sunshine Coast 58-12, with Premier Colts player Paddy James coming on for his first cap in the top grade.

Round 7 at the Ashgrove Sports Ground was a top of the table clash which also marked the 100th Premier Grade game for Adam Bennie. Although the Bhoys were keen to win it for our Club Captain a closely fought battle ended with GPS victorious 6-10. Former Queensland player and current Premier Grade coach Shane Drahm also made his debut for the Club.

The Bhoys bounced back from their first loss of the season with hard fought wins against Easts (28-22) where Dom Shipperley made his come back from injury Against University (29-14) where Michael Bond continued his outstanding form in taking out the Round 9 QRU ‘Musashi High Performer of the Week’ award

The 28 points to 11 win against Wests at Sylvan Road at the start of the second round was enough to retain the Pilecki- Shaw Cup for 2013. The Wests game saw Clynton Knox making his Premier Grade debuts for the Club.

Club favourite Dallan Murphy and new bhoy Josh Thomas-Brown played their last games for the Butcher Bhoys after they both took up professional Contracts with Rotherham Titians in the RFU Championship.

Back to back home games at Crosby Park saw the competition results shared, with the Bhoys going down to Sunnybank 14-24 and a dominant win against Norths 53-21 with Premier Colt’s players François Postal and Tom Moloney making their “A” Grade debuts. This saw the Postal bhoys play together for the first time prior to Ted Postal’s last game for the Club prior to taking up a professional contract with RC Narbonne in the FFR Rugby Pro D2. It was also Mitch Felsman’s last game a after securing a professional contract with SU Agen in the FFR Rugby Pro D2.

The Bhoys looked to consolidate their position on the Hospital Challenge Cup table and headed down the M1 to take on the Gold Coast and showed a dominant display 69-15 against the Breakers. They took this form into the game against Souths and ground out an important win 29-20.

We hit the road again and went up the coast to take on the Sunshine Coast. With a 40 to nil score line it was the first time this season the bhoys kept a clean sheet. Isaiah Mosese was promoted to “A” Grade from Premier Colts for his run- on debut. This fixture was a great opportunity for the coaching staff to blood a number of Premier Colts players; Giles Beveridge, Jack Payne, Sam Hyne and Henry Fitzgerald all making their debut.

The Round 16 Hospital Challenge Cup home game against GPS doubled as part of the Flynn-Lewis Memorial Shield challenge match and was also the Welsby Cup Final for Champion of the 1st Round. The Premier Grade bhoys went down to GPS 7-48, but thanks to the lower grades competing hard the 6 matches played on the day ended up 3 games all. So thanks to bonus points GPS retained the 2013 Flynn-Lewis Memorial Shield.

The penultimate round of the competition saw the Bhoys head across the creek to take on Easts at David Wilson Field. Another poor performance saw the Bhoys go down to the Tigers 12-44 and the losing streak stretch out to 2. The highlight of this match was that Brothers Stalwart; Nathanuel Gendle played his 150th Premier Grade game for the Club.

The Round 18 clash was the Club’s QRU Heritage Round fixture between Brothers and our oldest rivals University at Crosby Park. Up for grabs Templeton-McLean Cup and thanks to the tight results between the top 4 teams in Rounds 16 & 17, the Keith Horsley Memorial Trophy for the Minor Premiership. A win would be good enough to take both pieces of silverware and claim top spot leading into next week’s finals. In a spirited and tightly contested affair, the Butcher Bhoys went down to Red Heavies by 15 points to 36. This loss meant that we finished 4th and would meet University in the Minor-Semi Final week.

The Butcher Bhoys headed to Ballymore for the Minor Semi-final against University full of confidence and self belief after finishing the season in 4th position with 13 wins and 5 losses. The Bhoys fought hard and the contest was very even but in the end we just couldn’t get the result we dearly wanted and went down to the Red Heavies 26 points to 12. The highlight of the game was when Club favourite Adrian Dixon took the field late in the game and claimed his 100th Premier Grade cap.

A special note should also be made of James Colvin & Nathanuel Gendle who played in all 19 Premier Grade games of this season’s campaign and to Adam Bennie & Adrian Dixon who joined the Brothers Centurions Club by playing their 100th Premier Grade during the season, well done Bhoys.

To Matt Kaye, Shane Drahm, Des Kissane, John Druery, Ian Astbury, Joel McPhee and Dr Kate Gazzard; thanks for your patience, assistance, feed-back and good humour throughout the year.

To the 44 Players who played Premier Grade this year, thanks for your help, camaraderie, good humour and assistance in making this season a most enjoyable one. I hope you take time to enjoy the fruits or your labour and look back with a sense of pride on the season you all had. Anthony McDermott Manager

Division One – 1st Grade

Brothers 1st Grade in 2013 had a mixed year in terms of results finishing 6th overall. A very exciting young group of players that graduated from the colt’s side made up the majority of this year’s squad and with a small group of experienced players the team bonded well to start off a tough campaign.

After early season wins notching up 100+ points in our first two games reality came crashing down with a very disappointing loss to arch rivals North’s in the 3rd round. This loss was not about the effort of the playing group but more a reflection of our head space before and during the game.

During the first round we lost a key player in Zac Harding at 5/8 and our captain and it was a loss that this young group of players would have to overcome during the year. A couple more wins in the first round saw us sitting nicely in 4th spot on the ladder at the halfway point of the season.

The second round of the draw started much the same way as the first round however we came up against a very determined South’s side in round 14 at Brothers. Although all the attacking options at our disposal were thrown at South’s for the entire 2nd half of the game, their defence held and we suffered a 15-5 loss. The next 3 games were heartbreaking, including a defeat to Logan 14-10 despite a majority of field position and possession.

By the back end of the 2nd round it was obvious that our young playing group had started to fatigue both mentally and physically, leading to some heavy losses to GPS and Easts which were not reflective of the season or our abilities but rather a new young group still finding its way in a new competition.

Our final game of the year came at home against our old enemy University and despite going into the game as massive under dogs and with University playing for a finals spot, Brothers came out and blew them off the park in what was our best display of rugby all year. It was an encouraging yet sobering experience to finish the season on with many realising with that performance the year that could have been.

This young playing group will take great benefit from the year, mentally and physically. At one stage the entire backline, in addition to some members of the forward pack, was under 21 years old. This year’s result augers well for future years highlights the importance the group sticking together and training hard.

Special thanks to Tim Grady and Pete Williams for coaching this year and we wish you all the best for the future.

Brendan Gabbett Coach

Division One – 2nd Grade Grand Finalist

2013 was another well performed season for our 2nd Grade side. Congratulations to the players and coaches (Dave Magoffin, Tim McKellar and Pete Petinari for all their hard work culminating in making the finals series again this year.

The team stepped up in the second round with good wins to make the knockout final against University. University had beaten us in the last game and were no doubt confident of the win. However, they were just not ready for the Brothers onslaught as we stepped up another level in the finals and dominated the game from the kick off to win 24-14.

This was followed with a magnificent win over a confident Sunnybank side to make the Grand Final. This was one of our best 2nd grade finals performances over the last decade. The team performed with resilience and determination and fighting back to 21 all at full time and then salvaging at 28-21 victory through a converted try and desperate defence.

We now faced the strong front running Wests side in the GF. Our Grand Final team was as follows: 1. George Moloney 2. Michael Duhig 3. Eric Teofilo 4. Sinavi Fonoti 5. Wayne Maki 6. Thomas Sayer 7. Simon Price 8. Georgdie Asprey (c) 9. Andrew Campbell 10. John Gabbett 11. Jackson Darby 12. Andrew Price 13. Henry Teofilo 14. Hugh Stitt 15. William Leal

In a hard fought game and with able support from Manuel Cole-Manolis, Dan Liddy, Mark Matthies, Tom Moloney and Cameron Massie on the reserves bench. Wests proved too strong in defence and held out to win 23-14 in a fantastic effort by our boys who gave everything in the last 15 minutes, attacking the Wests line to no avail.

Post game discussions with the opposing Captain/Coach revealed their awe of the effort by our team in being able to turn in not one but two outstanding performances week on week. Hugh Stitt scored all our points with 1 try and 3 penalties.

A special thanks to all the reserves during the final series. A great season, hard work, great fun and camaraderie, I really enjoyed the year and in 2014 we will be looking to go the next step and win the GF.

John Diamond Manager

2013 CLUB NIGHT – Bellsy, the Doc & Benny Division One – 3rd Grade

Season 2013 has been a difficult year for Brothers 3rd Grade, finishing 6th overall. The final standing was made all the more difficult to accept as our stats show us ranked 4th through, offence, defence and scoring percentages. With no fewer than 5 games where third grade received a bonus points for losing scoring margins of seven points or less we were left to rue many opportunities that might have been.

Despite this, the team spirit was strong throughout the year with some notable talents coming to the fore. Individual highlights in the forwards this year being lock/back row Phil Low who often doubled up playing 3rd and 4th grade games (earning himself ‘Player of the Year ‘for 3rd Grade) in addition to a few new players adding great skill and depth to our line up in South Africans, prop Devon Woodbourne and Number 8 Ross Evans. Other forwards to mention being club stalwart Jimmy Vail and Freddy Topping who led by example and gave their all for the club.

In the backs again our regular scrum half Tegan Tombe earned Back of the year. Another new player new Fly half Taiki Murakami from Japan showed great promise only to succumb to injury early in the season. ‘Mura’ returned to grades in the final weeks of the season and impressed making starts for 1st grade. Young Dan McMahon scored 4 tries in the season and also made starts for 1st grade.

Other backs to mention being young Charlie Tobin, Ben Doxey and American flyer Alex Lyles. It is encouraging to see so many new faces at the club and hopefully we can retain these players for next year. A difficult season for 3rd grade, but certainly one to bounce back from. Looking forward, player retention for 2014 will be key to providing consistency in the grades and encouraging talent coming up from Brothers Colts for the 2014 season.

A big Thank you to coaches and managers Graeme Sylvester, Dave Magoffin and Sandy Prestedge for their invaluable contributions with the squad this year. Carl McHale Coach

Division One - 4th Grade

The 2013 Brothers 4th grade season was a challenging period in many ways for both the players and coaching staff, with the side finishing the regular season in 5th spot, a disappointing slip from the 3rd place finish the year before.

While 2013 posed many issues for fourth grade including player numbers and an alternate format meaning the team played away from the rest of the club week in, week out there were some pleasing aspects of the season blended with some real highlight. The boys should be very proud of sticking out the season and being competitive right through till the end of the year. Special mention should be made of several 4th grade stalwarts who turned up consistently, including Bobby Longtime, Tim Collyer, Paddy Bates, Paul Makene, and retiring captain (and best and fairest winner) Greg Beaver.

Some playing highlights of the year included a come from behind win in round 11 over Sunnybank, with Tim Collyer sealing the win with a 50 metre try on fulltime. A 4 point win over Easts in round 14 in addition to a very narrow loss to the eventual premiers GPS in the final round 22-17 showed vast improvement in the teams performance and demonstrated real achievement for the team that had come together earlier in the year..

For a coach, it was great to see the following during the year:

*Several new players came through 4th grade and showed some real heart and talent, with some going on to gain experience with 3rd grade throughout the year. These players included Ross Evans, Andy Bowers, Alex Liles and Connor Kech.

* A number of players from our 4th grade squad in 2012 progressed to higher grades, including Bill Leal playing in the 2nd grade grand final, Jonathan Danaher playing 1st/2nd grade, as well as Phil Lowe, Michael Skinner, and Alistair Smith amongst others playing regular 3rd grade games.

* It was refreshing to see many of the Friday night players as well as ex-club players returning for games when asked to help out the club when faced with forfeiting games. Special thanks should go to Landis Condon and Michael Timmins for regular backing up after playing the previous evening. Overall the season was not as successful as hoped for, but the talent identified throughout the year stands the lower grades in good stead for the following years. John Burton Coach

Premier Colts Minor Premiers & Preliminary Finalist

Although we did not achieve our ultimate goal of contesting and winning the Premiership, 2013 was a highly successful year for Premier colts and the Brothers Rugby club. The final result did not reflect the effort and hard work which was dedicated by coaches and players alike to this season.

The coaching and management staff placed a significant emphasis on recruiting in key areas to complement the existing playing group remaining from 2012. A lot of hard work went into talent identification and recruitment and the club endeavoured to forge stronger relationships with our feeder schools. A successful example of this was the Brothers Lions Legends Lunch with thanks to Glenn Rohrig for sponsoring a table for us, representatives from Toowoomba Grammar, Nudgee College, Gregory Terrace, St Patricks and St Pauls were able to all sit together with the Colts Coaches enjoying the afternoon talking footy. The end result of this hard work was the introduction of some fantastic new talent into the club, not only into Premier colts but the depth of talent across the three teams was significantly improved compared to previous years.

Pre season was an anxious time as the coaching team sought to implement a new style of play, differing from previous seasons. The playing group worked extremely hard, both on the field, and in the gym, giving themselves the best possible chance at a successful season. By the start of the regular season the boys were champing at the bit; which was demonstrated by the 133-3 tally (for and against) after the first 3 rounds. The highlight being a 65-0 romping of the pre- season fancies Norths at Hugh Courtney Oval, blind side flanker Ben Hyne and Winger Charles Tenakanai among the dominant performers.

After such a promising start, the loss in round 7 to sixth placed GPS was a wakeup call as we were beaten by enthusiasm, smart tactics and possibly our own over confidence. This deflating loss prior to games against heavy weights University and Easts could have easily derailed a lesser side, however with strong belief and work ethic the boys bounced back with two fantastic performances toppling Easts 31-24 and competition favourites University 41-26. The Win over the Tigers at Crosby Rd was an enthralling battle that came down to the wire, with Patrick James and Blaise Hartley dominating the midfield and Michael Tweedy showing individual brilliance but also finishing one of the best team tries of the year.

Brothers then went on to dominate the remaining rounds of the year without dropping another game, whilst also exacting revenge on GPS 24-7 in a brutal display of tight five dominance . Front rowers Jack Cook, Tom Moloney and Francois Postal were relentless at the tackle and the breakdown while the sky scraping second row pairing of Isaac French and Jack Payne ran amuck both in the air and around the park.

At the end of the regular season Brothers claimed the clubs first Premier Colts Minor Premiership in a decade, finishing 13 points clear of second place. This is an achievement of which the boys and the club are extremely proud.

The finals series was a different level of rugby compared to the regular season but the team prepared well and went into the Major Semi Final against University confident. This game was fiercely contested by both sides, as both teams traded blows one scoring then the other. Half back Billy Thompson and hard-working back rowers Sam O’Rielly and Henry Fitzgerald were Brothers best on the day. Eventually University capitalised on consistent field position and our mistakes to take the game 24-19 in what was a disappointing loss for our boys.

This result forced Brothers into a Preliminary Final against 2012 Premiers Gold Coast. Unfortunately with the team enjoying a comfortable lead well into the 2nd half, we took our foot off the pedal and Gold Coast roared back into the contest. A Try after full time to the Gold Coast levelled the scores and as a result they were declared winners after scoring the first try of the game.

The loss was devastating for the team and all involved at the time after what was such a successful and dominate season. With the benefit of hindsight there were many lessons learnt by all that day which each player will no doubt reflect upon and build on in the future. Underestimating your opposition and not playing the full 80 minutes being a key lesson among the many. However, the loss did not take away from what the team achieved this year. We are extremely proud of the group and their commitment and effort throughout 2013.

A big congratulations needs to go to Patrick James and Sam Hyne who were awarded Highest Try Scorer and Highest Point Scorer respectively for the club, well deserved awards. Premier Colts were also awarded Team of the Year for 2013 which was fitting of the effort put in by the group. We also had a number of boys included in the Qld U20s squad for 2014 including Tom Moloney, Francois Postal, Jack Payne, Ben Hyne, Billy Thompson, Patrick James, Giles Beveridge and Isaiah Mosese. I would like to thank all the players, coaching staff, management and supporters for their efforts throughout the year. This team has left a legacy for the club both culturally and in performance that the colts of 2014 can only aspire to emulate.

Ben McCormack Coach

Division One - Colts I

Season 2013 for Colts 1 brought with it a lot of excitement with visions of success. A large playing group throughout the colts program ensured depth of talent and skill that would be vital to these visions by shaping our season as one for success and glory. Unfortunately we fell ever so short, but on that note we had exceeded all expectation including previous year’s achievements.

Pre-season started strong, all the boys ready to rip in and do the butchers stripes proud. Training sessions were tough, both physically and mentally but as expected, the lads lifted to the challenge. As coaches we wanted to build a strong team that stood fit, both mentally and physically to the challenges that the Colts 1 season would bring. The idea of being a team that others clubs dreaded to play was our goal. As previous players of the club we wanted to set a standard, Teams that come to Crosby to play Brothers would not get off lightly. This attitude shone bright throughout our trials as we had some really good wins that carried forth into our season.

Our first challenge of the season was away to the Dragons, the boys stood tall and strong in wet slippery conditions to deliver a strong demanding win, setting the standard for our season ahead. A few early season injuries to some young promising players such as Elijah King presented opportunities for players such as Xavier Power to step up and bare their talent.

As our season took shape so did the senior playing group, Dave Corbenici, Andrew Price, Jack Martin, Shane Hatton and Ben Claxton under the leadership of Jake Gagel took our team from strengths to strength binding our team and producing some great wins. Players such as Aiden Cairns, Nick Traves Jack Cause, Rubin Sullivan and Jeremy Stevens stood up to assist and deliver some really strong performances.

A tight loss at Souths and a first half punishment by Uni at Uni shook our season midway through. Injuries to Xavier Power and season ending injury to Jack Martin took its toll on the team slumping to consecutive losses. Our teams desire to win along with some hard work and determination of the boys ignited our run into the finals.

A tight loss to Souths at Crosby in the second round was where the boys showed true grit. Nick Traves stood up and took the reins in attack to nearly clinch a win, the belief was back. Sitting Tight at 4th position we needed to win. A hard fought win against the Gallopers at Yoku Rd and finals football was becoming a possibility again. Without too much excitement we still had to beat Easts at Bottomley Park to secure 4th spot. Having the likes of Giles Beverage and Charles Tenekani in our squad bolstered our run to the finals. However we fell once again ever so short with a loss at Easts. Our season now rested on the hopeful result of a win to GPS at home against Sunnybank. This was not the case unfortunately ending our 2013 season.

A massive congratulations to our entire Colts 1 Squad, including the guys who sat around every Saturday to either run water, run the line, reserve or heckle Haigy, we would not have been as successful as we were without the commitment. A big thank you to Graeme Silvester who came down and assisted the team throughout the final parts of the season Cheers G-ray.

Special mention goes to our trophy winners of 2013 Best Player David Corbenici, Best Forward Jake Gagel, Best Back Andrew Price.

Thanks for a great year, see you all back down the club in 2014, Blair Hart Coach

Division One - Colts 2

This year saw the return of a Colts 2 team to Brothers. Unfortunately the club couldn’t secure permanent coaching staff til after the season began which made for a disruptive start.

Big thanks to Denis ‘Rugby’ O’Rourke and Ben Jefferies who helped out in the early stages and were eventually joined by Godfrey Esmonde. The guys that were part of the Colts 2 team throughout the year deserve a great deal of credit. They showed great patience and adaptability, with washouts, field changes and opposition forfeits plaguing their year.

Special Mention is to be made of the trophy winners for 2013 Patrick O’Connor (Best Forward), Ben Gordon (Best Back) and Sebastian Smeaton (Best Player)

Whilst it may not have been the biggest year on the field, the guys club spirit and sideline banter was a great addition to the Colts program!

Nathan Freney Manager

QSRU Division 5 - Normanby Cup (1) Minor Premiers & PREMIERS

2013 was most certainly the ‘Year of the Ant’. It seems like only yesterday that the extended FireAnt Squad descended on the hallowed turf of Jack Ross Oval for Pre-Season training. From the outset it was abundantly clear that this year had the makings of something exceptional.

Success in sport, like in life, can only be achieved through dedication, hard-work and some luck. As the saying goes though; a real man makes his own luck. It is fair to say that such a remark sits well with the FireAnts of 2013.

The term ‘dynasty’ is something which is bandied around too often in contemporary society and it is fair to say is a concept that some find difficult to carry. History is littered with teams of this nature;

 St George Dragons of the 1960s;  Celtic Football Club of the 1970s and 1980s;  Brothers Rugby Club of the 1980s;  The Chicago Bulls of the 1990s; to name but a few. There can be little doubt that the FireAnts now sit proudly amongst other great teams of this nature. The record speaks for itself – Minor Premierships, contested Grand Finals and ultimately Premierships – theirs is a record beyond peer at Brothers in recent years and 2013 saw the FireAnts getting back to do what they do best; winning Premierships.

Buoyed with the camaraderie, success and mateship that can only grow and be fostered through years of ‘doing the hard yards’ on the training pitch, the Ants of 2013 flung themselves into their endeavours bound together by their common goal; excellence.

There is an old adage that exists around rugby clubs which is, whilst you cannot win competitions in February; you can certainly lose them. It was with this thought at the precipice of their minds that the FireAnt Squad of 2013 turned their mind to the tasks at hand of seeking back-to-back Premierships.

Premierships are the reason that we all participate in ‘the game they play in heaven’ but to have been to Eden and tasted its fruit may be worse than never having been there at all. The off-season saw the FireAnts become active in the player market. Regeneration of a squad is an essential element of success and is a necessary evil as retirements and tough decisions are made. Star off-season recruit Dugald Asprey, back after a year’s sojourn, summed it up best when he described the atmosphere back at his first pre-season training session as ‘electric.’

The well-known saying “success breeds success” could be no truer and the inclusion of Asprey was an enormous step in improving the FireAnts hopes of retaining its title as ‘Champions’. Asprey’s performance for the FireAnts was ultimately rewarded with selection in the Queensland side this year. However Asprey was not the only free agent the FireAnts were able to recruit in the off-season draft. Luke Andrews, Nat “Simmo” Crain, Blake Field, Josh Leddy and veteran Cade Elliott also joined the ranks and proved valuable pieces in the FireAnt puzzle.

The FireAnts were able to secure the support of the Queens Arms Hotel as the team’s major sponsor. It goes without saying that the without the support of Chief Publican Chris Condo and his amazing staff the FireAnts would not have been able to achieve the success that 2013 brought. Few of those who were present will ever forget the sight of ‘Condo’ skolling from the Premiership Cup.

The commencement of the season saw the FireAnts start with a flourish. The hard-work and physical gains developed by the squad in the Pre-Season came to the fore early. To this end, Jackson Wall, Hugh “Buegz” O’Reilly Jonathan “Bone Thug” McKellar and Andrew “Sauce” Elliott deserve special mention. And then of course there were the veteran crowd favourites. Names like Nicholas Fluery, James Court, Blaine Miller, Sebastian Smith, James Harvey, Corbin Crain and Tim “Cheese” McKellar need no introduction. Foundation FireAnts Fraser Bax and Tony Andrews were again exceptional and to this end were awarded Best Forward and Best Back respectively. Andrews even went one step further by winning the Chairman’s Perpetual Trophy for a player in a Grand Final, an award that is contested by all teams at the club. We would like to particularly thank Bax and Andrews for their continued hard work not only with the team itself but also with their involvement in grassroots rugby and the establishment of FireAnts community centre, ‘The Nest’.

So with the season underway, the FireAnts went about building a ‘fortress’ at Jack Ross Oval which was reflected in an unbeaten start to the season from the side’s first 6 home starts. Back to back wins against Western Suburbs proved the necessary starch for the side heading into the difficult representative season. It is true, that the retirement of some players from representative football eased the burden on the squad however the squad suffered its usual ‘lull’ during this period.

It was clear at this stage that something was needed to reinvigorate the squad. With this in mind it was decided amongst the coaching staff and leadership group that something was needed to ‘spark’ things up. At 4.30 a.m. on a cold winter’s Saturday morning the FireAnts, armed with swags and plenty of refreshments, embarked on an 8.5 hour drive to Wilgunya, Dirranbandi in rural Queensland to ex-FireAnts player Benn Wilson’s country estate.

The atmosphere at Wilgunya was conducive to team-bonding and increasing team moral. This statement is not to suggest that these elements were lacking but rather to highlight that sometimes in life we require direction to make us realise the direction which we intend to head.

Ultimately the FireAnts reached the Grand Final with only one loss to their name. So with the stage set (another tough encounter with arch rivals Western Suburbs), the FireAnts got to work. To say the atmosphere was spine-tingling would be an understatement. Despite a spirited performance from West, the FireAnts were able to retain the Normanby Cup with a 22-12 victory and a great team performance, that few of the 10,000 strong crowd will forget anytime soon.

The Brothers motto "facere et docere" to do and teach, embodied the playing group and staff throughout the entirety of the 2013 season. Inspirational in blooding new talent over the past year with many colts, grades and new brethren players asking to join the ranks for a shot at glory, the FireAnts have solidified themselves in BRC folklore. A real champion team rather than the team of champions, everyone who stepped up to the plate this year embodied this motto and gained a real sense of team spirit and unity.

For the players themselves, the idea of putting the blue and white on ever Friday night to do battle, floods the mind with over a hundred years of brave brethren who have come before. It wasn't rare to see this emotion spill out on to the field as we fought to make our own mark on history. The FireAnts look forward to a strong 2014 and issue this warning on all opposition; be afraid. Fraser Bax Manager

QSRU Division 5 – Normanby Cup (2) Semi-Finalist

In March 2013 the call went out, training would commence the 2nd of April.

The mighty premiership winning Wyatt Cup team had been promoted to the Normanby cup comp. Old battle scared forwards and baby faced backs, gathered at Crosby for the first training season. 12 times premiership winning coach, ‘Coach Price’ put the boys through a series of drills to assess their fitness and skill level. Outcome - it would be a ‘tough’ year! The beep test lasted 1 minute 52 seconds before we realised no-one was still competing. With over half the forward pack looking like they had swallowed a sheep or 2 in the off season and many of the memories of last season’s GF still vivid, we were aware there was a lot of work to be done.

Coach Price said he could see a hunger in their eyes, I just thought they were hungry!

At our first game, one of the forwards made the observation that “if we scored more points than the opponents we would win” (yep rocket scientist) so that’s what we did - 21 to 15 and we had our first win. With another 4 wins on the trot just by scoring more points than our opponents the season was really starting to come together.

The 7th may 2013 will go down as one of the darkest days in rugby. The Battle of Crosby - this just wasn’t mate vs mate, but Abel and Cain stuff, brother vs. brother, tearing into each other no quarter asked and none given. As the dust settled the 2012 Premiership winning Normanby cup team had just got over the top of us.

Nine wins and six losses placed us 4th on the ladder in a knock out semi against Brothers 1. In a hard fought game Brother 1 came from behind to beat us 19 to 14 but we left with our heads high knowing we could compete at the higher level.

We would like to thank the Friday night team sponsors including Mctel, Watt Realty, Ramsay Plumbing and Drainage and Colwell Lyons. Thanks also to the supporters that come down to each game and provided the team with the much needed encouragement from the sidelines.

To coach Price who has retired from coaching again “you’re a very special man”.

Ball boys, water boys, linesman, strappers, unstrappers and esky fillers, thanks.

Mark Andrews, Gerard Jefferies, Ron Price Managers & Coach

Premier Grade Trainer – Matthew Christopher Dews BROTHERS RUGBY FEDERATION

Brothers’ Rugby Club would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Brothers’ Club’s throughout Australia on yet another successful season. Congratulations to Joondalup Brothers who have been promoted to Reserve Grade in the RugbyWA Premier Rugby.

Sunshine Coast (SCDRU): Cairns (CDRU): A Grade – No team fielded A Grade – Semi-Finalist Res Grade – No team fielded Res Grade – PREMIERS Colts (U19) – No team fielded Colts (U19) – No Competition Women – No team fielded Women – 3rd Club Championship – Not Contested Club Championship – Not Awarded Sydney (NSWSRU) 2nd Division: Townsville (TDRU): 1st Grade (Barraclough Cup) – Minor Premiers & 1st Grade – Minor Premiers & Grand Finalist PREMIERS 2nd Grade – Minor Premiers & PREMIERS 2nd Grade (Stockdale Cup) – 4th 3rd Grade – 5th 3rd Grade (Blunt Cup) – 9th Colts (U19) – Minor Premiers & PREMIERS 4th Grade (Richardson Cup) – 7th Women – No Competition Colts (U21) (Robertson Cup) – 7th Club Championship – 1st Club Championship (Reliance Shield) – 2nd

Mackay (MDRU): Joondalup (RugbyWA): A Grade – Semi-Finalist 1st Grade (3rd Grade Black) – Semi-Finalist Res Grade – no team fielded 2nd Grade (4th Grade Black) – Semi-Finalist Colts (U19) – No Competition 3rd Grade “A” (4th Grade Blue) – 7th Club Championship – Not Awarded Colts (U18) – 6th Club Championship – Rockhampton (CQRU): A Grade – Minor Premiers & PREMIERS Port Moresby (Capital Rugby Union): Res Grade – Semi-Finalist Premier Grade – Colts (U19) – No Competition A Grade – Club Championship – 1st Colts (U19) – Grand Finalist Women –

TROPHY AWARD WINNERS

TEAM AWARDS

Premier Grade Premier Colts Best Forward: Luke Beauchamp Best Forward: Tom Moloney Best Back: Dave Campbell Best Back: Bill Thompson Best & Fairest: Michael Bond Best & Fairest: Pat James

Division 1 - First Grade Division 1 - Colts I Best Forward: Harry Symes Best Forward: Jake Gagel Best Back: Mitch Copeman Best Back: Andrew Price Best & Fairest: Clynton Knox Best & Fairest: David Corbenici

Division 1 - Second Grade Division 1 - Colts 2 Best Forward: George Moloney Best Forward: Pat O’Connor Best Back: Bill Leal Best Back: Ben Gordon Best & Fairest: Tom Lollback Best & Fairest: Sebastian Smeaton

Division 1 - Third Grade QSRU - Normanby Cup 1 Best Forward: Ross Evans Best Forward: Fraser Bax Best Back: Tegan Tombe Best Back: Tony Andrews Best & Fairest: Phil Low Best & Fairest: Jackson Wall

Division 1 - Forth Grade Best Forward: Rob Gee QSRU - Normanby Cup 2 Best Back: Andrew Bowers Best Forward: Dan Worcester Best & Fairest: Greg Beaver Best Back: Steven Beaumont Best & Fairest: Michael Timmins

BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB INTERNATIONALS 68 WALLABIES, 1 KANGAROO

Test Test Captain No Player Honour Board Caps Year Match Caps 1 Colton, T.J. 2 1905 2 Carmichael, P.P. 4 1907 3 Oxenham, A. McE. 2 1907 4 Flanagan, P 2 1907, 08, 09 5 Fihelly, J.A. 1 1907 6 Murphy, P.J.B. 9 1910, 13, 14 7 Murphy, W 1 1912 8 Flynn, J.P. 2 1912, 13, 14C 1914 23 1 9 McMahon, M.J. 1 1913 10 Thompson, J 2 1914 11 Birt, R.S.W. 1 1914 12 Kruetzer, S.D. 1 1914 13 Morrissey, W 1 1914 14 Swenson, W.H. 1 0 1914 15 Swenson, F. 1 0 1914 16 Gorman, J.T. K 10 1928C 1928 31 7 17 Howard, J. 2 1938 18 McMaster, R.E. 7 1946, 47, 48 19 Hodda, K.J. 2 0 1946 20 Bourke, T.K. 1 1947, 48 21 Harvey, P.B. 2 1949 22 Fogarty, J.R. 2 1949 23 Forbes, C.F. 6 1952, 53, 54, 56 24 Sweeney, T.L. 1 1953 25 Ryan, K.J. 5 1957, 58 26 Connor, D.M. 12 1957, 58C, 59 1958 131 2 27 Roberts, H.F. 4 1958, 61 28 Forbes, L.J. 2 0 1958 29 Knapp, P.L. 1 0 1961 30 O’Neill, D.J. 2 1962, 63, 64 31 Honan, R.E. 2 1964 32 Purcell, M.P. 3 1966, 67 33 Honan, B.D. 9 1967, 68, 69 34 Reilly, N.P. 10 1968, 69 35 Pope, A.M. 1 1968 36 Barry, M.J. 1 1968, 69, 71 37 Sullivan, S.S. 2 0 1968, 69 38 Kelleher, R.J. 2 1968, 69 39 L’Estrange, R.D. 16 1968, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 40 Moore, P.D. 2 0 1969 41 McLean, J.J. 13 1971, 72, 73, 74 42 Dunworth, D.A. 5 1971, 72, 73, 75, 76 43 Flynn, B.M. 2 0 1971 44 Freney, M.E. 6 1972, 73 45 Cocks, M.R. 10 1973, 75 46 Shaw, A.A. 36 1973, 75, 76, 78C, 79C, 80C, 81C, 82 1978 211 15 47 McLean, P.E. 30 1974, 75, 76, 78, 79, 80C, 81, 82 1980 221 1 48 Moon, B.J. 35 1978, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86 49 Handy, C.B. 6 1978, 79, 80 50 D’Arcy, A.M.W. 10 1979, 80, 81, 82 51 Hanley, R.G. 3 1982, 83, 84, 85 52 Nightingale, S.N. 2 0 1982 53 McBain, M.I. 7 1983, 84, 85, 86, 87W, 88, 89 54 Grigg, P.C. 25 1985, 86, 87W 55 Frawley, D.J. 10 1986, 87, 88 56 McCall, R.J. 40 1986, 88, 89, 90, 91W, 92, 93, 94, 95CW 1995 330 1 57 Maguire, D.J. 3 1989, 90 58 Ryan, M.J. 2 0 1990, 92, 93 59 Eales, J.A. 86 1991W, 92, 94, 95W, 96C, 97C, 98C, 99CW, 2000C, 01C 1996 334 55 60 Tabua, I.S. 10 1993, 94, 95W 61 Cannon, B.J. 1, 2 0 1996, 97 62 Flatley, E.J. 38 1997, 2000, 01, 02, 03W, 04, 05 63 Panoho, G.M. 21 1998, 99W, 2000, 01, 03 64 Spooner, N.R. 2 1999 65 Cordingley, S.A. 25 2000, 06, 07W, 08 66 Hardman, S.P. 4 2002, 06, 07W 67 Croft, D.N. 5 2002, 03W, 04 68 Shipperley, D.P. 4* 2012 69 McKibbin, B. 1, 2 0* 2012 70

BROTHERS' AUSTRALIAN 7's REPRESENTIVES

Captain No Player Matches Honour Board Year Match Caps 1 Moon, B.J. 1981, 82, 83, 84, 86 2 Tabua, I.S. 1993 3 Faoagali, M. 1997 4 Croft, D.N. 1999, 2000 5 Sauer, A.S. 2004, 05, 06, 07C, 08 2007 6 Murphy, D.C. 2005, 06E, 08, 09CW 2009 7 Shipperley, D.P. 2009, 10 8 9 10 BROTHERS' AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVES (NON TEST MATCHES vs. A.I.F.)

Captain Player Matches Honour Board Year Match Caps Breen, W.M. 3 2 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. Flynn, J.P. 2 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. Kruetzer, S.D. 1 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. Liddy, J. 4 0 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. McMahon, M.J. 1 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. Mooney, V. 3 2 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. Murphy, P.J.B. 3 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. Murray, R. 3 1 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. O'Sullivan, B. 3 2 1919 Australia vs. A.I.F. Thompson, J L/Cpl 3 1919 A.I.F. vs. Australia

BROTHERS' AUSTRALIAN XV SELECTIONS

Test Captain Player Matches Honour Board Year Match Caps Banks, P.E. 1 1930 Australian XV vs. Great Britain Costello, J. 5 0 1934 Australian XV vs. New Zealand Mott, E. 5 0 1934 Australian XV vs. New Zealand Deignan, B. 1953 Australian XV Tour to Ceylon Swepson, P. 1953Australian XV Tour to Fiji Andrews, W.B. 1 1969Australian XV vs. Fiji

AUSTRALIAN U21's AUSTRALIAN U20's AUSTRALIAN U19's NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR Costello, P. 1980 Shaw, A.G. 2009 Pentecost, A 1993 McBain, M 1980 Shipperley, D.P. 2010 Brosnan, W. 1993 Nightingale, M. 1980 Postal, T. 2011 Condon, B. 1994 Hanley, R. 1981, 82 Pradaud, J.P. 2011 Grasso, J. 1996 Crank, M. 1981 O'Brien, M. 1996 Dahms, S. 1981 Ross, S. 1996 Frawley, D. 1983 Appleton, G. 1997, 98 Partridge, S. 1986 Grant, L. 1997 Merlo, A. 1988 Croft, D. 1998 Eales, J. 1990 Satui, S. 2004 Ryan, S. 1990 Mailata, T. 2005 Washington, J. 1995 Hennessey, S. 2005 Condon, B. 1995 Felsman, M. 2011 Flatley, E. 1996, 97, 98 Beauchamp, L. 2011 Ross, S. 1998 Hardman, S. 1998 Croft, D. 1999, 2000 Daruda, S. 2005 Mailata, T. 2005 BROTHERS' INTERNATIONALS (OTHER NATIONS)

Test Test Captain No Player Honour Board Caps Year Match Caps 1 Tabua, T. 3 FIJI 1995, 96 2 Bari, M. 18 FIJI 1995, 96, 97 3 Tabua, I.S. 16 FIJI 1998, 99W 4 Seruvakula S. 2 FIJI 2002, 03W 5 Buchholtz, J. 9 UNITED STATES 2004

BROTHERS' INTERNATIONALS (SELECTION WHILST AT OTHER CLUBS)

Test Years at Test Captain No Player Honour Board Caps Brothers Year Caps 1 Gralton, A.S.I. 3 1899, 1903 1905-19 2 Fihelly, J.A. 0 RUGBY LEAGUE - 1908 Kangaroo Tour 1905-07 3 Gorman, T.S. 10 RUGBY LEAGUE - 1924, 1929-30C 1926-28 1928 7 4 Hamalainen, H.A. 3 1929 1923-28, 32-33 5 Connor, D.M. 12 NEW ZEALAND 1961, 62, 63, 64 1954-59 6 Ryan, K.J. 2 RUGBY LEAGUE - 1963, 64 1954-59 7 Cleary, J. 0 RUGBY LEAUGE - 1963/64 Kangaroo Tour 1958-59 8 Bolawagatabu, E.V. 15 FIJI 1963, 69C, 70C, 72, 73 1965-68, 74-75 4 9 Honan, R.E. 2 RUGBY LEAGUE - 1969 1964-66 10 Hall, D.A. 15 1980, 81, 82, 83 1973-77 11 Rickit, H. 2 NEW ZEALAND 1981 1974 12 Hoffmann, P.D. 28 PORTUGAL 1995, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000C, 01C, 02C, 03C 1990-93, 2004-06 10 13 Skeggs, A. 2 0 1993 1991 14 Vola Vola, P. 10 FIJI 1985, 86, 87W, 91 1994-97, 2005 15 Cannon, B.J. 42 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 1995-97 16 Daly, A.J 39 1989, 90, 91W, 92, 93, 94, 95W 1996 17 Carne, W. 10 RUGBY LEAGUE - 1991, 92, 93 1997 18 Moore, D. 2 RUGBY LEAGUE - 1995 2000 19 Fava, S.G. 5 2005, 06 2000-01 20 Siale, T. 2 TONGA 1997 2003-04 21 Gardener, J. 13 PORTUGAL 2010,11 2003-06 22 Satui, S. 0 TONGA 2009 2004-07 23 Scott-Young, S.J.N. 7 1990, 91, 92 2006 24 Palha, S. 16 PORTUGAL 2006, 07W, 08, 09, 10 2011 25 Skelton, E. 4 SAMOA 2009 2011 26 Siulangapo, P. 1 TONGA 2010 2011 27 NOTES C Test Captain 1 Selected for Test Match - Uncapped Reserve Correct as at 30 November 2013 W Rugby World Cup 2 Wallaby Tourist - Tour Matches Only K Rugby League International 3 Australia vs. AIF (Non-Test Match) E Commonwealth Games 4 Selected for Australia vs. AIF Match - Uncapped Reserve * Current Player 5 Selected for Australian XV Match - Uncapped Reserve BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES

45 No. NAME HONOUR BOARD Banks, P. 1930, 31, 32 1 Colton, T. 1905 46 Casey, T. 1930, 31 2 Fihelly, J. 1905, 06, 07, 08 47 England, C. 1930 3 Flanagan, P. 1905, 06, 07, 08 48 Mott, E. 1930, 31, 32, 33, 34 4 Oxenham, A. 1905, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10 49 Woodward, V. 1930 5 Ahern, F. 1906, 07, 08 50 Arnell, F. 1931, 32, 33, 34 6 Carmichael, J. 1906, 07, 08, 09, 10 51 Hamalainen, H. 1932 7 Carmichael, P. 1906,07 52 Costello, J. 1933, 39, 40 8 Gallagher, B. 1907, 08 53 Dore, V. 1933, 34 9 Murphy, P. 1908, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 19 54 McCarthy, C. 1933 10 Scanlon, A. 1908 55 Sammon, F. 1934 11 Grealey, L. 1909 56 French, J. 1935, 36 12 Guilfoyle, D. 1909, 10 57 Bowers, H. 1936 13 O’Sullivan, D. 1909 58 Bowers, J. 1936 14 Carmichael, V. 1910, 13 59 Brown, T. 1936 15 Swenson, W. 1910, 11, 14 60 Stewart, R. 1936, 37 16 Thompson, J. 1910, 11, 14, 19, 20* 61 O’Shea, J. 1937 17 Flynn, H. 1911, 13 62 Howard, J. 1937, 38 18 McMahon, M. 1911, 12, 13, 14, 19 63 McNamara, C. 1938 19 Ryan, T. 1911, 12, 13 64 Walker, L. 1938, 39, 40 20 Flynn, J.P. 1912, 13, 14, 18*, 19, 21* 65 Comerford, J. 1939, 40 21 Murphy, W. 1912 66 Keim, J. 1939, 41 22 Birt, R.W.S. 1913, 14 67 McNeill, T. 1939, 40 23 McManis, R. 1913 68 Vogel, A. 1939 24 Morrissey, W. 1913, 14 69 Ivers, S. 1940 25 Russell, J. 1913, 14 70 Bourke, K. 1941, 47, 48 26 Kreutzer, S. 1914, 18*, 19, 20*, 21* 71 Desmond, K. 1941 27 Smith, R. 1914 72 Sheehan, J. 1941 28 Swenson, F. 1914 73 Carmody, F. 1945 29 Breen, W. 1919 74 Kennedy, K. 1945, 46 30 Liddy, J. 1919 75 Maloney, W. 1945, 48 31 Mooney, T. 1919, 21*, 22* 76 O’Connell, B. 1945, 46 32 Mooney, V. 1919 77 Carroll, T. 1946 33 Murray, R. 1919 78 Hodda, K. 1946, 47 34 O’Sullivan, B. 1919 79 McMaster, R. 1946, 47 35 Daly, J. 1920* 80 Rutkin, K. 1946 36 Allman, G. 1925*, 26* 81 Fogarty, J. 1947, 48, 49 37 Riipinen, E. 1925* 82 Harvey, P. 1947, 48, 49, 50 38 Gorman, T. 1926*, 27*, 28* 83 Johnson, E. 1947 39 O'Mara, J. 1928* 84 Bourke, J. 1948 40 Carter, C. 1928, 29 85 Ludwig, T. 1948 41 Holohan, T. 1928 86 Maccheroni, K. 1948, 49, 50, 51, 52 42 McCormack, A. 1928 87 Patane, J. 1949, 50 43 Twomey, J. 1928 88 Spillane, K. 1949 44 Arnell, L. 1930, 31 89 Brusasco, I. 1950, 51 90 Clancy, H. 1950, 51 137 Allen, E. 1968 91 Guilfoyle, D. (Jnr) 1950 138 Kelleher, R. 1968, 69, 70, 71 92 Maccheroni, T. 1950 139 L’Estrange, D. 1968, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 93 Buchanan, J. 1951 140 Reilly, P. 1968, 69 94 Smith, S. 1951 141 Sullivan, S. 1968, 69 95 Corcoran, T. 1952, 53 142 Andrews, W. 1969, 70, 72, 75 96 Forbes, C. 1952, 53, 54, 56 143 Dunworth, D. 1969, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 97 Heenan, P. 1952, 53 144 Flynn, M. 1969, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 78 98 Sweeney, T. 1952, 53, 54 145 McLean, J. 1969, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 99 Deignan, B. 1953, 54 146 Moore, P. 1969, 70 100 Smith, J. 1953, 54 147 White, B. 1969 101 Swepson, P. 1953, 54 148 Freney, M. 1970, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 102 Connor, D. 1954, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 149 Lewis, P. 1970 103 Ellis, J. 1954, 55 150 Price, R. 1970, 71, 72, 74 104 Ryan, K. 1954, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 151 Fleming, P. 1972 105 Forbes, L. 1955, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60 152 Handy, C. 1972, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80 106 Chambers, B. 1955 153 O'Reilly, J. 1972 107 Connors, P. 1955 154 Cocks, R. 1973, 74, 75 108 Traill, G 1955 155 McLean, P. 1973, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82 109 Clarke, J. 1956, 59 156 Shaw, A. 1973, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83 110 Sweeney, P. 1956 157 Anderson, M. 1974 111 Hogan V. 1957, 58 158 Logan, D. 1974, 75, 76 112 Roberts, H. 1958, 59, 61, 63 159 Rickett, H. 1974 113 Deveries, G. 1958 160 White, G. 1974, 75 114 Fitzpatrick, K. 1959 161 Dunsdon, R. 1974 115 Flynn, J. 1959 162 Howell, B. 1974 116 Cullinan, M. 1960 163 Twist, P. 1974 117 Lusk, K. 1960 164 Hall, D. 1975, 76 118 McCarthy, D. 1960 165 Leal, B. 1975, 76 119 Knapp, P. 1961 166 D’Arcy, T. 1978, 79, 80, 81, 82 120 Stevens, P. 1961, 62, 65 167 Moon, B. 1978, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 121 Laracy, R. 1961 168 Costello, P. 1980, 81, 83, 84 122 O’Neill, D. 1962, 63, 64, 65, 66 169 McBain, M. 1980, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90 123 Arnell, F. (Jnr) 1963 170 Nightingale, S. 1980, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88 124 Honan, R. 1963, 64, 65, 66 171 Hanley, R. 1981, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 125 Hose, A. 1963, 64 172 Nightingale, M. 1982 126 Suggars, W. 1963 173 Burke, G. 1982 127 Murphy, J. 1965, 66 174 Crank, M. 1983, 84, 85, 86, 90 128 Purcell, M. 1965, 66, 67 175 Lavin, P. 1983 129 Ryan, D. 1965, 66 176 Tighe, D. 1983 130 Barry, M. 1966, 71 177 Frawley, D. 1985, 86 131 Honan, B. 1966, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71 178 Grigg, P. 1985, 86, 87, 88, 89 Bolawagatabu, 179 132 1967, 68 Mills, P. 1985, 86, 87, 88 E. 180 McCall, R. 1986, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 133 Costello, J. 1967 181 Partridge, S. 1987 134 Dunsdon, J. 1967, 68 182 Maguire, D. 1989, 90, 91, 92 135 Pope, A. 1967, 68, 69, 70, 71 183 Dodson, T. 1990 136 Shanahan, T. 1967 184 Eales, J. 1990, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01 185 Ryan, M. 1990, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 8 186 Skeggs, A. 1991 9 187 Holt, M. 1993 10 188 Jefferies, K. 1993 189 Panoho, G. 1993, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03 190 Tabua, I. 1993, 94, 95, 96 NEW SOUTH WALES 191 Bari, M. 1996 1 Hall, D. 1986 192 Cannon, B. 1996, 97, 98 2 Frawley, D. 1987 193 Daly, A. 1996 3 Merlo, A. 1990 194 Flatley, E. 1996, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06 4 Daly, A. 1997 195 Carne, W. 1997 5 McKibbin, B. 2010 196 Coombe, A. 1997 6 197 Grant, L. 1997 7 198 Harley, A. 1997 8 199 Watkins, J. 1997, 98 9 200 Cordingley, S. 1999, 2000, 06, 07, 08 10 1999, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 201 Hardman, S. 10

202 Spooner, N. 1999 ACT BRUMBIES (1996 - Present) 203 Croft, D. 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08

204 Fava, S. 2000, 01 1 Ross, S. 1999, 2000 205 Daruda, S. 2005 2 Shaw, L. 2006 206 Sauer, A. 2005, 06, 09 3 207 Collis, D. 2005 4 208 Satui, S. 2006 5 209 McKibbin, B. 2009 210 Shaw, A.G. 2009, 10 211 Chambers, W. 2010, 11 WA FORCE (2006 - Present) 212 Shipperley, D. 2011, 12, 13 1 213 Murphy, D.E. 2011, 12 Daruda, S. 2006, 07 214 Rapana, J. 2012 2 Mailata, T. 2006 215 3 Postal, T. 2010, 11 216 4 217 5 218 219 220 Victoria REBELS (2011 - Present)

1 Cordingley, S. 2011 QUEENSLAND SUBURBAN (1964-Present) 2

3 No. NAME HONOUR BOARD 1 Hoatson, K. 1996 4 2 Horton, T. 2002 5 3 Harrington, D. 2003 4 Klinge, R. 2003 5 Timmins, M. 2012 6 deWet, D. 2012 Correct as at 30 November 2013 7 Asprey, D. 2013 BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB WOMEN’S INTERNATIONALS (1996-2001, 2006-10)

Test Test Captain No. Player Honour Board Caps Year Caps 1 Columbus, J. 2 1996C 1996 1 2 Hart, B. 7 1998W 3 Osborne, T. 10 1998W, 2001 4 Palaialii, P. 14 1998W 5 Batibasaga, I.C. 6 2006W, 07, 08, 09, 10W 6 Finch, A.J. 1 2006W 7 Tavo, R.S. 8 9 10

AUSTRALIAN WOMEN’S 7's REPRESENTIVES

Test Test Captain No. Player Honour Board Caps Year Caps 1 Batibasaga, I.C. 2008, 10 2 Tavo, R.S. 2009W, 10 3 4 5

NOTES C Test Captain W Rugby World Cup

WOMEN'S QUEENSLAND REPRESENTATIVES (1996-2001, 2006-10)

No. NAME YEARS 14 Hoyle, T. 2000 1 Jones, L. 1996 15 Shaw, K. 2000 2 King, F. 1996, 97 16 Stuart, K. 2000 3 Columbus, J. 1996, 97, 98, 99, 2000 17 Batibasaga, I.C. 2006, 07, 08, 09, 10 4 Collier, J. 1997 18 Finch, A.J. 2006 5 Kairl, J. 1997, 98, 99, 2000 19 Stiffler, M.C. 2006 6 Olive, C. 1997, 99 20 Robson, A.K. 2008 7 Patterson, A. 1997, 98, 99 21 Tavo, R.S. 2009, 10 8 Hart, B. 1998 22 Blair, H.K. 2009, 10 9 McCallum, K. 1998 23 10 Nooteboom, V. 1998 24 11 Osborne, T. 1998, 99, 2000, 01 25 12 Palaialii, P. 1998 13 Hall, T. 2000

PREMIER GRADE GAMES PLAYED SINCE 1946

PLAYER GAMES Shane Nightingale 100 W. Andrews 55 Bryan O’Connell 230 Dallan Murphy 95 A. Apelt 54 Andrew Coady 190 M. Andersen 95 J. Grasso 54 James Windsor 181 M. Ephraims 95 J. McKendry 54 Tony Shaw 180 B. Hunt 94 E. Bolawagatabu 53 Paul Mills 168 K. Jefferies 93 J. Murphy 52 Mark McBain 166 S. Burstow 91 J. Smith 52 Dan Tighe 160 A. Cox 90 Z. Hilton 52 Peter Lavin 158 M. Potts 88 D. Frawley 51 Mark Nightingale 156 J. Grant 85 D. Woods 51 Greg Burke 153 James Harvey 84 A. McLean 50 Nathanuel Gendle 152 G. Panoho 79 C. Mounsey 50 Simon Price 151 Sean Ryan 78 J. Bosanquet 50 Damon Murphy 147 P. Moore 77 K. Stanton 50 Michael Crank 146 T. O'Sullivan 75 B. Leal 49 Paul Costello 145 B. Moon 74 J. Gabbett 49 Anthony Pyers 143 B. Stapleton 72 L. Shaw 49 Dominic Maguire 139 A. Dunn 70 L. Beauchamp 48 John Watkins 138 R. Cocks 69 Peter Sweeney 48 Geoff White 135 M. Flynn 68 A. Miller 47 Matthew Dews 131 P. Beckett 66 B. Dawson 47 Tim Dodson 129 S. Reid 65 B. Delahunty 47 Anthony Sauer 128 T. D'Arcy 65 P. Twist 47 Rod McCall 127 D. Ryan 64 S. Windsor 47 Stephen Partridge 127 P. Stevens 64 F. Carmody 46 David Logan 121 G. Traill 63 T. O'Connell 46 Tim Grady 120 J. Hannan 62 A. O'Brien 45 Sean Hardman 115 P. French 62 K. Allen 45 Paul McLean 113 K. Maccheroni 61 M. Itel 45 Ron Price 113 R. Craig 61 M. Steele 45 Paul Bone 112 L. Forbes 60 C. Forbes 44 Peter Tunney 111 D. Dunworth 59 D. Marshall 44 Jason McCall 110 G. Leyden 59 J. Dunsdon 44 Nathan Ross 110 P. O'Donnell 59 J. Eales 44 Paul Doneley 110 T. Jones 59 J. Maguire 44 Ross Hanley 110 C. Freney 58 P. Knapp 44 Shaun O'Brien 110 J. Buchanan 58 B. Smith 43 Adam Bennie 109 A. Merlo 57 P. Loli 43 George 109 B. Walker 57 Paul O'Brien 43 Tagicakibau D. Drake 57 R. O'Malley 43 Dan Woolnough 108 D. L'Estrange 57 S. Grasso 43 David Croft 108 J. McLaughlin 57 D. Kilmartin 42 Jerry O'Reilly 106 T. Corcoran 57 L. Creighton 42 Chris Handy 105 B. McKibbin 56 Andrew Shaw 41 Jason Woodward 104 H. Clancy 56 D. Connor 41 Brendan Gabbett 102 M. Halpin 56 G. Tracey 41 Jason Aland 102 R. Laracy 56 J. Carter 41 Adrian Dixon 100 D. O'Rourke 55 M. Ramalli 41 Michael Freney 100 J. Connolly 55 P. Grigg 41 P. Vola Vola 41 N. O'Connor 31 G. Kelly 23 Sean W. Ryan 41 J. Johnston 30 J. Narruhn 23 W. Reilly 41 T. Honan 30 L. Reilly 23 Darren Murphy 40 B. Honan 29 P. Reilly 23 J. O'Connor 40 D. McCarthy 29 A. Harley 22 Iosefo Tabalala 39 G. Appleton 29 B. Cannon 22 A. McLay 38 J. Ellis 29 D. Hennegan 22 D. Campbell 38 M. Barry 29 D. Kappu 22 D. Collis 38 Paul Sweeney 29 G. Lawler 22 P. Heenan 38 B. McCormack 28 M. Smith 22 R. Vaughan 38 C. Whyllie 28 M. Wiggins 22 A. Hose 37 D. Mason 28 P. Douglas 22 B. Chalmers 37 F. Wright 28 S. Smith 22 C. Bidois 37 J. Grainger 28 A. Skeggs 21 D. O'Neill 37 J. Suggars 28 B. White 21 M. Purcell 37 J. Washington 28 D. Dyson 21 C. Hammond 36 Luke Harvey 28 D. Semple 21 D. Shipperley 36 M. Hefferan 28 Dennis Croft 21 H. Roberts 36 M. James 28 J. Fitzpatrick 21 K. Ryan 36 M. Lyons 28 P. Hancock 21 R. Hose 36 M. Mahoney 28 R. Elmer 21 S. Ross 36 P. Hawke 28 R. Hoffman 21 D. Asprey 35 R. Hogan 28 R. McGruther 21 P. Frisby 35 A. Wright 27 R. Schultz 21 A. Pope 34 D. Dunsdon 27 S. Fava 21 G. Felsman 34 D. Hall 27 T. McMahon 21 G. Gross 34 P. Swepson 27 A. Coombe 20 P. D'Arcy 34 S. Cordingley 27 A. Hudson 20 T. Postal 34 T. Burkett 27 G. Millburn 20 V. McLoughlin 34 T. Frisby 27 J. Colvin 20 D. Carlton 33 F. Bistrain 26 J. Delahunty 20 D. Dalton 33 J. McLean 26 J. Patane 20 E. Flatley 33 M. Felsman 26 J. Peters 20 M. Ryan 33 M. Geary 26 S. Sullivan 20 P. Neisler 33 N. Superina 26 T. Colley 20 R. Pentecost 33 R. Tully 26 T. Sayer 20 S. Dahms 33 W. Brosnan 26 A. Gold 19 T. Maccheroni 33 W. Grayson 26 B. Gillespie 19 T. Tabua 33 G. Warren 25 D. Gardner 19 A. Boyd 32 J. Power 25 E. Burke 19 A. Burtenshaw 32 S. Best 25 G. Hutchinson 19 B. Campbell 32 S. Kelly 25 L. Barber 19 M. Conway 32 S. Seruvakula 25 M. Braithwaite 19 R. Honan 32 J. Bourke 24 M. Cullinan 19 Samiuela Satui 32 J. Costello 24 M. Gaviolli 19 W. Maki 32 P. Connors 24 M. Twist 19 B. Nadenic 31 P. Mooney 24 N. Freney 19 I. Thomson 31 P. O'Neill 24 P. Stephenson 19 J. Durkin 31 D. Bowman 23 B. Perkins 18 J. Tolhurst 31 D. Dunn 23 D. Hannay 18 M. Edwards 31 E. Allen 23 D. Taikato-Simpson 18 J. Martin 18 A. Hefferan 14 P. Gilbert 11 K. Sanday 18 B. Power 14 P. Lewis 11 M. Morgan 18 D. Greathead 14 P. Lung 11 P. Andrews 18 D. McKay 14 P. Rhead 11 P. McGrath 18 J. Healy 14 R. Kelly 11 P. Tully 18 K. Francis 14 S. Gelling 11 R. Kennedy 18 M. Dennehy 14 W. Maher 11 R. McCrane 18 Pierce Fitzgerald 14 A. Cruice 10 T. Collins 18 A. Copping 13 B. Howell 10 W. Beck 18 A. Scarbosio 13 B. Hyne 10 B. Condon 17 D. Steele 13 B. McGarry 10 D. Hedditch 17 E. Skelton 13 D. Corbenici 10 G. Esmonde 17 G. Cameron 13 E. Glasson 10 L. Donald 17 G. McNamara 13 J. Atu 10 M. Thompson 17 G. Vincent 13 J. Baker 10 N. Fleming 17 J. Cleary 13 K. Carmody 10 P. Harvey 17 K. Fitzpatrick 13 M. Slade 10 S. Daruda 17 L. Evans 13 N. Spooner 10 T. Jack 17 M. Faoagali 13 P. Conran 10 T. Sweeney 17 M. O'Connor 13 P. Dwyer 10 V. Hogan 17 T. Fogarty 13 P. Jacks 10 W. Gray 17 A. Cowley 12 P. Wallace 10 C. Gentle 16 B. Rummery 12 P. Zappala 10 C. Meehan 16 J. Clark 12 R. Chapman 10 I. Tabua 16 J. French 12 T. Walker 10 J. Betts 16 J. Hawes 12 A. Fanning 9 M. Bond 16 L. McKeown 12 A. Rae 9 R. Dunsdon 16 M. Miller 12 Angus Cameron 9 R. Korst 16 M. Richardson 12 B. Hose 9 R. Noud 16 M. Sitch 12 B. Sadrugu 9 S. Handy 16 M.R. Smith 12 C. Anderson 9 W. Challenor 16 P. Fleming 12 E. Naiwasetawa 9 A. Hacker 15 P. O'Brien 12 G. Campbell 9 D. Dowling 15 R. Andersen 12 G. Davies 9 G. Barnard 15 R. Leeson 12 J. Barry 9 G. Crocombe 15 T. Canty 12 J. Crowley 9 J. Bennie 15 B. Hart 11 J. Flynn 9 J. Lynch 15 B. Phelps 11 J. Gordon 9 K. Lusk 15 C. Osborne 11 J. Roderick 9 M. Blockey 15 C. Windsor 11 K. McCormack 9 M. Cristan 15 D. O'Brien 11 M. Arnold 9 M. McGrath 15 E. Gillen 11 M. Fogarty 9 M. Shanahan 15 F. Arnell 11 Peter Fitzgerald 9 P. Buxton 15 G. Frisby 11 R. Currie 9 P. Leary 15 H. Adams 11 S. Healy 9 P. Murray 15 H. Rickitt 11 T. Daly 9 P. Wall 15 L. Gibbons 11 T. McKellar 9 R. Cook 15 L. Grant 11 A. Carr 8 S. Whalley 15 M. Bari 11 A. O'Neill 8 V. Nuggin 15 M. Cook 11 B. Berge 8 A. Hammond 14 M. Sinclair 11 B. Daly 8 C. Cronin 8 Sitani Satui 7 G. Walker 5 C. Knox 8 T. Cassidy 7 J. Buchholtz 5 C. Walker 8 T. Ludbrook 7 J. Cummins 5 D. Guilfoyle 8 T. Mailata 7 J. Wright 5 D. O'Hara 8 T. Reid 7 K. Bourke 5 D.J. Marshall 8 T. Shanahan 7 M. Crossland 5 G. Cootes 8 W. Ryall 7 M. Frawley 5 J. Bruce 8 B. Collins 6 N. Schwarzer 5 J. Keane 8 B. Rigg 6 P. Burnett 5 L. Harvey 8 B. Wellbrook 6 P. Stevenson 5 N. Davis 8 C. White 6 R. Klinge 5 N. Proctor 8 D. Partridge 6 R. Lemass 5 P. Graham 8 D. Smith 6 T. Ah Ben 5 P. Hollamby 8 G. McGrath 6 V. Oxenford 5 R. Aldridge 8 G. Tonner 6 W. Reeves 5 R. Doherty 8 H. Symes 6 A. Buckley 4 R. Graham 8 J. Thomas-Brown 6 B. Conway 4 R. Hickey 8 J. Gibbons 6 B. Kehoe 4 S. Edwards 8 J. O'Callaghan 6 C. Johnson 4 S. Tagicakibau 8 K. Flexman 6 C. Niwa 4 W. Martell 8 K. Krueger 6 D. Bechler 4 A. Davidson 7 L. Hegerty 6 D. Coles 4 A. James 7 L. Kelly 6 D. Moore 4 B. Deignan 7 M. Anderton 6 F. Bourke 4 B. Warnick 7 M. Kearney 6 G. Clouston 4 C. Campbell 7 M. Luddy 6 G. Kerr 4 C. Ferraro 7 N. Morrison 6 Geoff Lawler 4 C. Lawson 7 O. Mayhew 6 J. Coutts 4 C. Massie 7 P. Byrne 6 J. McCallum 4 C. Stewart 7 P. McGill 6 J. Muisneiks 4 D. Aleckson 7 R. Baker 6 K. Tuicolo 4 D. Bartlett 7 R. Culpitt 6 N. Stanley 4 D. Dignam 7 R. Hawton 6 P. Cartwright 4 D. Staley 7 T. Bryce 6 P. Moloney 4 D. Suki 7 T. Dixon 6 P. O'Malley 4 G. Berkeley 7 T. McDonnell 6 P. Spizziri 4 G. Gallagher 7 T. Newsome 6 P. Twomey 4 J. Burke 7 W. Reid 6 R. Budd 4 J. Fogarty 7 W. Suggars 6 S. Bikneris 4 J. Rapana 7 A. O'Loan 5 S. Fiti 4 J. Webby 7 B. Felsman 5 S. Guthrie 4 Jason Harvey 7 B. Knapp 5 T. Barbour 4 M. Blair 7 B. McCall 5 T. Enright 4 M. Kreis 7 B. Meapo 5 T. McCulloch 4 M. Murray 7 B. Wood 5 W. Hammond 4 M. O'Brien 7 D. Deignan 5 A. Cameron 3 R. Winterscheidt 7 D. Flynn 5 A. Nixon 3 S. Cash 7 D. Lyons 5 B. Grayson 3 S. Cox 7 D. Swepson 5 B. Healy 3 S. Fonoti 7 F. McDonnell 5 B. McGrath 3 S. McCarthy 7 G. Swepson 5 B. Origlasso 3 B. Taylor 3 C. Carlton 2 S. Roberts 2 C. Milligan 3 C. Flack 2 S. Simpson 2 C. O'Connor 3 C. Shilley 2 Steve Smith 2 C. Wilder 3 Christian Anderson 2 T. Begg 2 D. Fraser 3 D. Barr 2 T. Graham 2 D. McGrath 3 D. Cooper 2 T. Haidley 2 E. Suavai 3 D. Eri 2 T. Moloney 2 F. Postal 3 D. Harrington 2 T. Pagliaro 2 G. Conaghan 3 D. Hicks 2 T. Spencer 2 H. Hamilton 3 D. Hinch 2 T. Wiley 2 I. Mosese 3 D. Kent 2 W. Chambers 2 J. Allen 3 D. Lavercombe 2 W. Mace 2 J. Breen 3 D. Marsh 2 W. Purcell 2 J. Carpenter 3 D. Wright 2 Z. Harding 2 J. Gardener 3 F. Mitchell 2 A. Cunneen 1 J. Gray 3 G. Huntington 2 A. Ingram 1 J. Heineger 3 G. Kirk 2 A. McDonald 1 J. Keppie 3 G. Waters 2 A. Nock 1 K. McMahon 3 I. McCulloch 2 A. Soanes 1 K. Moeke 3 I. Warmington 2 B. Canniffe 1 K. Spillane 3 J. Aloua 2 B. Hayes 1 K. Whelan 3 J. Barnett 2 B. Jones 1 L. Williams 3 J. Hamilton 2 B. McCarthy 1 M. Barbosa 3 J. McGilvary 2 B. Miller 1 M. Sloan 3 J. McMahon 2 B. Ryan 1 M. Tancred 3 L. Cella 2 B. Steele 1 P. Bader 3 L. Clarke 2 B. Stewart 1 P. Edwards 3 Luke Donald 2 B. Williams 1 P. James 3 M. Allen 2 B. Wyllie 1 P. Menzies 3 M. Copeman 2 C. Maxwell 1 P. Siulangapo 3 M. Corbett 2 C. Rock 1 P. Thompson 3 M. Cranitch 2 C. Sinapati 1 P. Verhoven 3 M. Grainger 2 D. Chapman 1 P. Williams 3 M. Hurley 2 D. Crowe 1 Paul Williams 3 M. Keen 2 D. Ford 1 R. Dunworth 3 M. Windsor 2 D. Gornall 1 R. Freney 3 N. Hunt 2 D. Kissane 1 S. Driscoll 3 N. Winkler 2 D. Rangi 1 S. Flynn 3 P. Bourke 2 D. Robertson 1 T. Dunworth 3 P. Crowley 2 D. Scott 1 T. Young 3 P. Healy 2 D. Thompson 1 Tim Shaw 3 P. Howlie 2 D. Tinney 1 W. Corbett 3 P. O'Shea 2 Dan Dalton 1 A. Borle 2 P. Taylor 2 E. Aila 1 A. Hayes 2 R. Dunn 2 E. Nogoua 1 A. Tuibua 2 R. 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Adrian Dixon’s 100th Premier Grade Game vs. University

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