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2010 Suburbs Annual Report S UBURB S R UGBY F OOTBALL C LUB I N C . 2 0 1 7 A NNUAL R EPORT Suburbs Rugby Football Club Inc. 1918 - 2017 Annual Report & Balance Sheet For the 2017 Season www.suburbsrugby.co.nz S UBURB S R UGBY F OOTBALL C LUB I N C . 2 0 1 7 A NNUAL R EPORT 2017 Financial Members Richard Adams Philip Faresa Charles Makasini Wayne Smith Sauofe Afegogo Colin Farrell Max Malama Jacob Solomona Solotetee Afioga Mrs Val Farrington Luke Malo Leilani Solomona Greigory Ah-Colt Tony Fatai Timoteo Malo Hemanshu Soma Henry Ah-Colt Zachary Ferris Josh Manavahe Derrick Soqeta Iunivesite Aii Liam Field Arnesh Mani Matt Sowter Kini Aii Jarred Fielden Ron Manukau Maurice Spellman Nathan Aii Nathan Filo Simon Mapapalangi Geoff Stacey Xavier Ainea Edmond Fuiava Valentino Mapapalangi Jeff Stewart Amataga Akiono Faafetai Gagau Lawrence Mario Senia Stowers Tuahuroa Akuhata Steve Garea Manz Martin Liuteine Sua Motoi Alaifea Donna Graham Lautala Mataena Tamara Tai Billy - Jean Ale Matt Gray Lonetona Mataena Naio Taia Mary-Jane Ale Lisa Griffin Faafetai Mataia Gagau Tutu Tairea Katarina Allen Tyler Guttenbeil Lucaine May Mosese Tangilanu Edith Amituanai Dillan Halaholo John Mc Gee Luke Tarai Shiloh Amituanai John Halpin Damien McGlone Patrick Tasele Nigel Amrein Geoffrey Hamp Nicholas Mclaren Jason Taufua Wilma Anderson Brian Hancock Alan McLeod Veuki Taumoefolau Junior Apelu Jamie Harder Hemana McLeod-Bennett Kage TeHira Toru Arakua Christopher Harrison Callum Meehan Evaina Teina Tuataa Kenny Ariaens Chameendra Heraeh Codie Meehan Aleki Tetini Ted Atkins Kristy Hill Aukusitino Mikaele Jackson Thomas Meatuai Aukuso Raymond Hira Barry Milligan Tyler Thomas Richie Ault Troy Hooper David Milo Logan Thompson Marcus Auva’a Kevin Howarth Dion Miratana Alanis Toia John Bailey Nathan Humphreys Lucas Moity Mitieli Tokalau Nick Bailey Garry Hunt Jo Moore Kamilo Toke Jade Barrett Telefoni Iakopo-afa Peter Moore Neil Toloa Bob Beddie Theresa Ikitau Steven Morris Siimoa Tolovaa Nigel Bernie (Joe) Siosaia Iloahefaiva Luisa Motuga Nathan Tonge Ron Bird Emmanuel Ioane Bradley Moyer Don To’o Beaudene Birtwistle Junior Isara Leroy Muller Bruno Tuivai Grant Blundell Savili Itamua Nathan Myocevich Isac Tumaialu Konrad Borham Hamiora Jackson Jone Nairabokitoga Joshua Tumaialu David Broadbent Victor Jamieson Courtney Napa Charity Tupu Joel Burns Dave Johnson Eloni Navuni Kupa Tupu John Carter Jesse Johnson Tanielu Nemaia Tearetoa Tupuna Clint Chadwick Adam Jones Jake Nipper Isi Tuungafasi Patrick Chong Nee Malcolm Joyce Ethan Nisbett Seleti Tuungafasi Neil Clark Holly Kairua Arkeni Nofoa Victor Tuungafasi Caleb Clarke Ross Kay Lafoga Ofa Jona Uluinaceva Leland Clarke Culum Keil Curtis Ogilvy Mark Underwood Glenn Climo Milford Keresoma Peter Osborne Elia Vaega Joseph Cloonan Jaydon Kiernan Michael Palmer Konelio Vagaia Neti Colins Lesley King Salipopo Pamata Meafou Vaigalu Scott Collings Steve King Beau Paparoa Kapeli Vaimasenuu Aaron Collins Zachary King Rameka Paraki Gasologa Vaimate Ron Cook Ross Koefoed Neil Patel Theresa Vaiula Nathaniel Cooke Joseph Konelio Javan Perez Sailosi Vatubua Dayle Cowley Frances Kosema Carl Perry Denisimani Vete Hunter Crann Jay Lafaele Isaac Pese Keka Vilifiti Stefan Crooks Christian Larsen Poe Pese Lolagi Visinia Luke Cunis Matangi Latu Reginald Phillips Sebastian Visinia Joseph Curtis Michael Laulu Dylan Polglase Romario Wakeham Thomas Curtis Tipolo Laulu Misty Potts Bill Walker Ashley Davison Jeremy Laurie-pau William Potts Maggie Wanoa Ron Day Louis Lavekihelotu Aporosa Qata Jonathan Warin Evan Dilworth Siale Lea George Raddcliffe Luke Weaver Tony Dingle Jayne Leaupepe Derek Railey Phillip Webb Carlos Donnell-Brown Pisi Leilua Damon Reardon Andrew Wikaira Gary Donovan Sofe Leiua Jennifer-Rose Reu Dean Williams Lloyd Dowd Junior Lemuelu Marcus Rhymaun Ross Williams Wayne Dowd Belinda Leota Mike Ritson Daniel Williamson Macphie Duffy Filisounuu Lepua Ekepati Roma Zane Williamson Tavita Duffy Amelia Leusogi-ape Kieran Rooney Ces Wilson Varasiko Duisokosoko Joe Liki Fonotele Salu Tui Wilson Philip Elia Ezekiel Lindenmuth Jim Sau Gaui Stephen Wood Kosetelo Elu Mati Liuaana Jona Sawailau Ross Worthington Mark Evans Malcom Lomax George Schulze Allie Wright Jarred Evanson Talalelei Lomi Timothy Schuster Trope Yandall Mualia Faamausili Leon Low Leif Schwencke Moana Yasumitsu Tsujido Jamason Fa’anana-Schultz Cesca Luafalealo Saini Semisi Logan Young Fiva Faaofo John MacLeod Seevesi Siaki Faapopo Faapopo Chloe Maeva Tausagafou Siaki 307 Members Yolando Faapopo James Mafi Nancy Sikei Meatuai Fale Mauiliu Magele Ravindar Singh Aleni Faresa Alastair Maisey Merv Smith 2 www.suburbsrugby.co.nz S UBURB S R UGBY F OOTBALL C LUB I N C . 2 0 1 7 A NNUAL R EPORT Suburbs Rugby Football Club (Inc) 99th Annual General Meeting To be held at the Shadbolt Park Clubrooms 200 Portage Road, New Lynn Monday 20th November 2017 at 7.30pm. Agenda 1. Apologies 2. Condolences 3. Confirmation of the 2016 AGM Minutes 4. Club and Development Update 5. Election of Club Officers 6. General Business Contents Page 2017 Financial Members 2 Deceased Members 4 Officers of the Club 5 Minutes of the 97th Annual General Meeting 6 - 8 Chairmans Report 9 - 10 Presidents Report 11 Senior Delagates Report 12 - 13 Club Captains Report 14 Old Boys Committee Report 15 - 16 Premier Coach’s Report 17 - 19 JRC Delagates Report 20 - 21 2017 Financial Statements 22 - 24 2017 Senior Awards 25 SRFC Community Outcomes Plan 26 -27 3 www.suburbsrugby.co.nz S UBURB S R UGBY F OOTBALL C LUB I N C . 2 0 1 7 A NNUAL R EPORT Deceased Members Rochelle Adams Kevin Anderson Keith Boreham Trevor Bowden Irene Cessford Ron Day Dennis Gear Brian (Aussie) Goodwin Charles (Chas) Reid Owell Masters Fitu Vaega Alan Webster Brian Wallburton Warren Taylor Ness Toki 4 www.suburbsrugby.co.nz S UBURB S R UGBY F OOTBALL C LUB I N C . 2 0 1 7 A NNUAL R EPORT 2017 Officers of the Club Patron: Mr L Dowd Vice Patron: Mr A McLeod Trustee: Mr L Dowd Trustee: Mr N Clark Trustee: Mr B Walker President: Mr C Farrell Chairman: Mr S Crooks Club Captain: Mr H Kairua Club Secretary: Ms F Geddes Honorary Solicitor: Mr D Railey Club Banker: A.S.B. Bank Honorary Doctor: Dr P Ruge Executive Management Committee Mr Stefan Crooks Mr Gary Donovan Mr Wayne Dowd Mr Colin Farrell Mr Steve Garea Mr Holly Kairua Mr Bill Walker Mr Phil Webb Delegates to the Auckland Rugby Football Union Senior Management Board: Mr Gary Donovan Junior Rugby Committee: Mr Phil Webb Committees Works Committee Mr S Garea Mr B Aitken Mr J Chisholm Mr T Gataulu Mr B Shaw Mr D Railey Mr K Majurey Mr E Fuiava House Committee Mr B Walker Rugby Committee Mr P Osborne Mr W Davis Mr B Birtwistle Mr G Donovan Finance Committee Mr S Crooks Mr B Walker Junior Committee Mr P Webb Mr J Cameron Ms K Officer Mr S Milner Mrs K Hansen Mrs J Smiley Mrs P Bodie Mr C Holt Mr C Lang Life Members Mesdames: W. Anderson T. Wilson Messers: D. Atkins J. Bailey R. Bird J. Carter N. Clark R. Cook R. Day G. Donovan L. Dowd W.Dowd C. Farrell S. Garea B. Hancock J. MacLeod R. Manukau A. McLeod B. Milligan D.Railey P.Osborne G. Schulze M. Smith G. Stacey J. Stewart B. Walker R. Worthington 5 www.suburbsrugby.co.nz S UBURB S R UGBY F OOTBALL C LUB I N C . 2 0 1 7 A NNUAL R EPORT Minutes of the 98th Annual General Meeting of the Suburbs Rugby Football Club (Inc). Held At Shadbolt Park Clubrooms, 200 Portage Road, New Lynn, Auckland Monday 21 November 2016 at 7.30 pm Members Present: C. Farrell, R. Bird, J. Cameron, S. Crooks, G. Donovan, W. Davis, L. Dowd, W. Dowd, R. Farrell, M. Farrell, S. Garea, H. Kairua, D. Railey, P. Well, G. Williamson, B. Walker, D. Johnson, R. Kay, G. Stacey, E. Fuiava, J. Stewart, D. Koefoed, R. Koefoed, R. Skein, P. Osborne, W Smith, D. Farndon, R. Trainor, R. Trembolt, Jo Moore and Barbara Toop Apologies: J. McGee, D. Cowley and P. Moore. Condolences: The meeting observed a minute’s silence as a mark of respect to the memory of the deceased members listed in the Annual Report who had died since the last AGC. Approval of Minutes of the 97th Annual General Meeting: Moved G Donovan. Seconded H Kairua. Carried. Financial/ Chairman’s Report: The Chairman presented the financial report for the year ended 30 September 2016. He noted a small profit had been made. In response to a request from G Stacey the Chairman explained the reasons for the return of the pre-test luncheon from the Avondale RSA to the clubrooms. The Chairman explained that the basic reason was there was a financial advantage of hosting and operating the pre-test luncheon from the clubrooms as income produced was no longer shared with the RSA. In response to a question from L Dowd the Chairman confirmed that the junior boys subscriptions were not included in the financial reporting of the Club. The Chairman then indicated to the meeting the following matters were being considered by the Executive: (a) Consideration was being given to an increase to the senior subscriptions for the coming year; (b) The subscriptions would be individual and not team based; He also reported as to the status of grants and sponsorships as follows: (a) There had been some positive responses from both existing and new sponsors for the Club in the coming year; (b) A significant number of grants for the coming year have been negotiated and confirmed. There is an investigation currently under way for a change to plastic cards which will carry electronic information for the Club in regard to members. Ron Bird confirmed he had on order membership cards in the original form that can be available this year if necessary.
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