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Buckinghamshire County Rugby Football Union Cup & Bowl Competitions BUCKINGHAMSHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION LIMITED Season 2016 / 2017 H A N D B O O K bucksrfu.pitchero.com BUCKINGHAMSHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION LIMITED Registered Number: 28986 R website: bucksrfu.pitchero.com Buckinghamshire Rugby Football Union was founded on Friday, 16th July 1949 at a meeting held at the Red Lion Hotel in High Wycombe. Colours: Red & Black Chairman’s Foreword Welcome to the new County Handbook which I hope you will find to be a useful source of valuable information about our County and our Clubs. I hope that you find the fixture lists a useful feature, enabling you to support our Bucks Clubs. Please also refer to our Website: bucksrfu.pitchero.com This site holds all the relevant information and news about Bucks Rugby. Please contact the Webmaster if you have any information or news that needs to be shared. Remember, the website is only as good as its content so let’s all contribute! The season 2015/16 was again a huge success for Rugby in the County with the Bucks U 20 XV reaching the semi-final of the county plate competition and the senior XV also getting to the semi- final of their competition. This is the furthest either team have reached in the County’s history. As a County we seem to produce some very talented players, and this is very much down to the Clubs and Schools in our area being “Development” focused and ensuring that the most talented get the exposure they deserve. We intend as County to continue this theme every season and ensure that as many players as possible have the opportunity to play at their highest potential level. Our purpose as a County is: "Developing Life Long Participation in Rugby" We can only produce this handbook thanks to the very generous and ongoing support of Risk Management, Honda, Dayla, and Run Print Run. We are very grateful to them all. I would like to thank Shelley Pigott for putting this handbook together. This takes a lot of hard work which Shelley does uncomplainingly for the County. We all owe her a debt of gratitude. May I also take this opportunity to encourage you in asking your Club members to consider joining the County as a Vice President. Finally, I thank our outgoing President Chris Smith who has had a hugely positive influence during his year of office. I welcome our new President Gwyn Stone from Marlow RFC and new Senior Vice President Dicky Thomas from Farnham Royal RFC. We are lucky to have such dedicated people. I wish Gwyn our new President, every success and joy in his presidential year and I look forward to visiting Clubs during the coming season. Chris McCombie "Developing Life Long Participation in Rugby" COUNTY PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT Honorary County President Gwyn Stone H. 01628 476232 35 Little Marlow Road M. 07753 868318 Marlow, Bucks. SL7 1HA [email protected] Honorary County Senior Vice President Richard Thomas M. 07813 123355 The Poplars, 2 Hurstfield Drive Taplow, Bucks. SL6 0PF [email protected] Immediate Past President Chris Smith H. 01494 775770 Long Grove House, 274 Chartridge Lane, M. 07775 807694 Chesham, Bucks. HP5 2SG [email protected] COUNTY EXECUTIVE Chairman Chris McCombie H. 01844 344024 17 Summerleys Road, M. 07854 066623 Princes Risborough, Bucks. HP27 9DS [email protected] Deputy Chairman Anthony Flack H. 01869 277511 The Stone House, Cherry Close, M. 07976 067994 Stratton Audley, Bicester, Oxon. OX27 9AP [email protected] Honorary Secretary Mike Wild H. 01628 313814 Glenroy, Marsh Lane, M. 07714 476803 Taplow, Bucks. SL6 0DF [email protected] Honorary Treasurer Kevin Marriott H. 01494 865986 Kingsmore House, Nairdwood Lane M. 07789 196003 Prestwood, Bucks. HP16 0QQ [email protected] RFU Council Representative Peter Kyte M. 07775 694729 [email protected] ADMINISTRATION Governance Paul Badman H. 01494 673509 Appt 6, Abbotswood, Gregories Road B. 01895 836511 Beaconsfield, Bucks. HP9 1HQ [email protected] RFU Rugby Development Officer Tim Holmes H. 01296 394901 Bucks New University, Queen Alexandra Rd M. 07764 960408 High Wycombe, Bucks. HP11 2JZ [email protected] Director of Rugby / Competitions Chair Neale Baker M. 07814 864506 [email protected] Safeguarding Officer Vacant Contact Neale Baker Volunteer Co-ordinator Vacant Contact Neale Baker Admin, VP’s & Ticketing Shelley Pigott H. 01753 575607 Oakways, Church Lane, M. 07773 114982 Wexham, Slough. SL3 6LE [email protected] Bucks RFU webmaster Jason Bray M. 07899 815287 [email protected] *** DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE Chairman Humphrey Pocock H. 01494 713879 10 Laceys Drive, Hazelmere, M. 07885 686615 High Wycombe. HP15 7JT [email protected] Secretary Bob Hardman 27 Quainton Road, North Marston, M. 07771 706787 Bucks. MK18 3PR [email protected] Members Brian Clark, Don Dickerson, Michael Hall, Chris Smith, Michael Spencer, Gwyn Stone RUGBY DEVELOPMENT DoR / Academy Liaison / Competitions Chair Neale Baker M. 07814 864506 [email protected] CB Chair of Coaching tba CB Youth Rugby Chairman Andy Saunders M. 07740 720804 [email protected] CB Cup / League Administrator Mike Banton M. 07876 216387 [email protected] Schools Union Rep Frazer Thomas H. 01296 420958 [email protected] Berks, Bucks & Oxen Administrator Steve Cullen (Berks RFU) M.07774 713804 [email protected] First Eleven Sports Agency Admin Office T. 0845 226 0411 PO Box 3781 T. 01822 678 007 Swindon. SMS. 07797 800102 SN2 9GW [email protected] PLAYING SUPPORT STRUCTURE Senior Manager Mike Banton M. 07876 216387 [email protected] 1st XV Head Coach Alan Lane M. 07887 837949 [email protected] Coach Phil Powell [email protected] Senior Manager Vicky Boorman M. 07957 464780 [email protected] Women’s XV Coaches Rochelle Clark M. 07857 748639 [email protected] Kat Merchant M. 07779 645355 Under 20 Manager Chris Smith M. 07766 164633 [email protected] Coach Matt Hutchins [email protected] Coach Dan Pettifer [email protected] Under 17/18 Manager Mark Yeomans M. 07802 917977 [email protected] Coach Nathan Brooks M. 07776 221867 Coach Peter Sones M. 07958 551968 [email protected] Coach Pete Gorley M. 07732 583461 [email protected] Under 16 Manager Richard Morris M. 07827 930637 [email protected] Lead Coach Jason Bray M. 07899 815287 [email protected] Under 15 Manager Andy Saunders M. 07740 720804 [email protected] Lead Coach Dan Fellingham M. 07808 400024 [email protected] Under 14 Talent Development Group (TDG) Contact Andy Saunders – as above County Physio (North) Andy McCrea M. 07974 209686 [email protected] County Physio (South) Gary Jones M. 07780 910239 [email protected] PETER TRUNKFIELD CUP – awarded to the Club of the Year 2011-12 Drifters RFC 2012-13 Bletchley RFC 2013-14 Buckingham RFC 2014-15 Olney RFC 2015-16 Phoenix RFC CURRENT & FORMER OFFICE HOLDERS President 1949 - 1971 N Compton 1971 - 1974 PC Previte 1974 - 1977 PC Trunkfield 1977 - 1980 GV Cowen 1980 - 1983 EC Greenstreet 1983 - 1986 H Pocock 1986 - 1988 DCA Eaton 1988 - 1992 EJ Heath 1992 - 1994 J Brine 1994 - 1996 T Palm 1996 - 1998 J Brine 1998 - 2002 MW Hall 2002 - 2005 BJ Wright 2005 - 2008 CJ Owen-Conway 2008 - 2009 B Clark 2009 - 2010 A Flack 2010 - 2011 P Badman 2011 - 2012 J Silk 2012 - 2013 M Hogg 2013 - 2014 S Parkin 2014 - 2015 J Fraser OBE 2015 - 2016 C Smith 2016 - 2017 G Stone Vice-President 2008 - 2009 A Flack 2009 - 2010 P Badman 2010 - 2011 J Silk 2011 - 2012 M Hogg 2012 - 2013 S Parkin 2013 - 2014 J Fraser OBE 2014 - 2015 C Smith 2015 - 2016 G Stone 2016 - 2017 R Thomas Chairman 1949 - 1950 Lt. Col. SE Hands 1950 - 1952 K Tamblyn 1952 - 1960 GG Newton 1960 - 1980 AA Grimsdell 1980 - 1983 GV Cowen 1985 - 1986 PC Trunkfield 1986 - 1988 EJ Heath 1988 - 1991 M Thomas 1991 - 1994 T Palm 1994 - 1998 MW Hall 1998 - 2002 BJ Wright 2002 - 2005 CJ Owen-Conway 2005 - 2010 PJ Kyte 2010 - C McCombie Hon. Secretary 1949 - 1950 G Husband 1950 - 1952 DF Adams 1952 - 1954 RGL Dingley 1954 - 1956 CM Averill 1956 - 1957 RGL Dingley 1957 - 1958 CM Averill 1958 - 1961 P Fry 1961 - 1970 CVP Airey 1970 - 1976 RJ Welsford 1976 - 1982 PC Trunkfield 1982 - 1992 J Brine 1992 - 1995 EJ Heath 1995 - 2000 J Plumridge 2000 - 2008 DA Eley 2008 - MH Wild Hon. Treasurer 1949 - 1954 Lt. Col. SE Hands 1954 - 1969 Dr. HH Crabb 1969 - 1970 RJ Welsford 1970 - 1986 DCA Eaton 1986 - 2000 A Lake 2000 - 2013 P Badman 2013 - K Marriott LIFE MEMBERS P. Badman J. Brine Dr. H.H. Crabb A.A. Grimsdell E. Monogue VICE-PRESIDENTS J Alcock D Hallett R Mowat B Arbib RW Harrington WG Mowat PW Badman S Harris A Nash J Baker DI Haynes C Nash S Bishop EJ Heath D Nash M Blackwell M Hogg CR Newton AJ Bottomley S Holm P Osborne P Bowden M Jamieson WL Page R Bowen-Williams RM Jarrold S Parkin L Brett MJ Kalinowski S Pigott R Brindley R King JM Plumridge R Burridge A Kuiken HP Pocock B Clark P Kuiken J Read D Colston PJ Kyte P Reynolds VC Crump AM Lake A Saunders N Dean WA Landon G Segrove N Derry RJ Langdon R Seymour P Derry WA Latta T Sheddon D Dickerson I Leech R Shirley P Downes W Leftwich FAW Smith R Duggan T Lillie G Stone BJ Eley B Long DF Sumpter DA Eley D Long J Toohey WTA Farmer S Long J Wade AJ Flack K Marriott PA Warren B Forward S Martin MF Watts J Fraser P Mathuson N Webb R Gagnon C Matthews M Wilcock M Gelipter G Morgan J Woodfall F Gemmell S Morris P Wright MW Hall M Yeomans .
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