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StourSTOURBRIDGE RUGBY OFFICIAL MATCHDAY PROGRAVIEWMME 2019-20 Match baLL SpoNSor STOURBRIDGE v LOUGHBOROUGH STUDENTS 7th September 2019 • Kick-off 3.00pm • National League 2 North Exclusive Homes, Outstanding Locations NEW HOMES IN Worcestershire | Warwickshire | Staffordshire PROUD SPONSORS OF STOURBRIDGE RFC Tel: +44 (0)1384 446 200 www.kendrickhomes.co.uk Welcome to Stourton Park Stourbridge RFC, Stourton Park, Bridgnorth Road, Stourton, Stourbridge DY7 6QZ 01384 395000 [email protected] www.stourbridgerugby.com Contents Officers Welcome to Stourton Park, the home of President: MIKE Black Stourbridge Rugby Club. We hope that you Chairman: ROBIN EDWARDS enjoy your time here with us and look forward Hon. Sec: paUL daVIDSON to seeing you again in the future. Treasurer: CHRIS COOK Notes from the President 4 Staff Director’s Cut 7 Director of Rugby: NEIL MitcHELL New Faces & Clash of the Titans 8 Head of Marketing: LOUISE PRICE A Warm Welcome to... 15-16 May Corportae Lunch - Photos 18 Over 20 Years of Team Sheet & Forthcoming Events 20-21 League Rugby Action from Dings Crusaders 25 StourVIEW Squad and Sponsorship Info 28-29 Programme Editor: MILES EDGE Around the Leagues and Photographs: CERI DAVIES, PAUL DAVIDSON 31 League Table and Andy COOK Stour Stats and Player Stats 36-37 Design and print: Player Q&A... Chris Scott 38 Bloomfield Ltd. 01789 490528 See our advert Annual Ladies Pre-Match Lunch 40 on page 29 www.stourbridgerugby.com “come ON stoUR!” 3 STOURVIEW 2019-2020 Notes from the President Welcome everyone to Stourton Park and the opening match of the 2019-20 season. Today we are hosting Loughborough Students, in their Centenary Year, which is also the first time that we have played each other and I look forward to meeting their President and fellow committee members, players and supporters. It is a tough start to any season when the first up contest and we are looking to have more social events during is against a side that has dropped down from National the year, which will be posted as and when they are One, but we relish the challenge. confirmed. If you have an idea for a social then please As many of you know we have a new structure to our feel free to share it with me, Miles or Donna initially and training this season and on the coaching side Alex hopefully we can develop the idea together and make it Davidson has been joined by Max Stelling, under the happen. watchful eye of DOR Neil Mitchell. This has provided the In April, Stourbridge Rugby announced a new opportunity for all the senior players, Firsts, Hounds and Community Rugby Department, working with SIS Ltd, to Hoppers to train with the Lions to set the fitness and skills deliver a wide range of sports projects and coaching to bar at a higher level than previous years. It was good to schools in the local area. Headed by current Stourbridge see up to 60 players training together and getting to know Rugby player Chad Thorne it is looking very promising each other a little better. after a slow start and Chad has great hopes for the Norman Glover, who as Chair of Selectors will no doubt project, well done Chad. bring his abundant energy to bear, advising team Thanks to Dave Garrett and Ian Cole for the time and principals of potential and guiding players through the effort that they put into their programme submissions pathway to maximise their potential. which give us such an array of knowledge and insight, It is always a bonus to open the season at home and of they are top guys and greatly valued. course the pre match lunch, which is supported by the ex Next Saturday, SRFC are away at Luctonians if you fancy player’s table and several supporter groups for which, as booking for the coach, subject to enough support. The a Club, we are very grateful for their ongoing support. Lions are at home to Kidderminster and as always your Perhaps you might like to organise a table during support would be appreciated. the season for a gang of chums, your business or a C’mon Stour! celebration as the bar is open, there is good food available and of course there is always the game as well! Mike Black President As a Club, we are always looking to maximise our facilities 4 “cOME ON STOUR!” www.stourbridgerugby.com Revelan UK Limited Wishing Stourbridge Rugby Club every success for this season As Asset Managers for Revelan Group Plc we continue to look for Property Investment and Development Opportunities. Contact Nick Schwartz on 0121 561 6050 F: 0121 561 6051 E: [email protected] Revelan UK Limited Crown House, 82-85 Malt Mill Lane, Halesowen, West Midlands B62 8JJ T: 0121 561 6050 F: 0121 561 6051 STOURVIEW 2019-2020 Director’s Cut Welcome to Stourton Park! This has been the busiest off season I can recall in a decade and a half. The decision to change the format of the senior club has been waiting in the wings for some time but following the latter poor performances from the First XV and Lions essentially due to dilapidated numbers, this proved beyond doubt that we no longer had a sustainable model for our senior teams. ot only have we brought This afternoon we entertain Supported by about significant change in Loughborough Students for the first time our approach to senior rugby in league rugby. The students have a we have also addressed great pedigree since entering the Nationa Nthe real core issue of Stourbridge RFC leagues. Although they were relegated which is selling our Club and facilities last season they have retained many of to the plethora of schools and colleges their squad and will offer the stiffest of that surround us. Chad Thorne and his challenges to us this afternoon. team are doing a sterling job in this vital We have some exciting times ahead at area and before long we hope that the Stourton Park and we should all relish promotion of what we have to offer into the challenges that changes bring about, core education in Black Country schools however, I firmly believe we are in a very we will soon fill the void that we have in good place as a Club at the moment but junior rugby and ensuring we attract the that needs a buy in from all. We need very best of local talent to our amateur more doers than sayers and it will and semi- professional senior clubs require sustained unity and focus on respectfully. evolution not revolution to ensure We have a coaching process now that is momentum is maintained ! totally inclusive of Adult Rugby with Max Stelling and Alex Davidson heading this Enjoy the day... up ably assisted by Francis Nock, Adam Sturdy, Ollie Bache and last but by no means least Simon Daws who has not only taken on a position in the Senior team but also looks after the Hounds Neil Mitchell and Hoppers and is looking to develop Director of Rugby a Corinthian ethos in the approach to rugby from grass roots level. Amongst the mainly positive footings we have in place I’m particularly pleased that this area of the club receives such a wealth of experience. The transition from Colts to Senior rugby is considerable and this is Dawsy’s forte. www.stourbridgerugby.com “cOME ON STOUR!” 7 STOURVIEW 2019-2020 As the new season startsNew there are several changes Faces to personnel on the General Committee. Firstly Mike Black has replaced Nick Perry as our new President. Paul Davidson has taken the reins of Club Secretary from Lisa Davies, Tim Dyson is the new Senior Vice President. Julian Fellows is the new President of Stourbridge Lions after the retirement of Mick Hollis andTrevor Gallop has moved up to Chairman. Dominic Cartwright is our new Membership Secretary. Mike Dyson has joined in support of Chris Roe the Mini and Junior Chairman. Other additions are Louise Price as Safeguarding Officer andSteve Mann as Honorary Medical Officer. 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