BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB (INC.)

Facere et Docere

93rd ANNUAL REPORT and FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2014

THE 110th SEASON

To be presented to the Annual General Meeting to be held in the Jacaranda Room, Crosby Park, Crosby Road, Albion on Wednesday 10 December 2014 at 6.30pm

There’s BROTHERS, then there’s the Others.

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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 T.W. SAYER

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Mr. J.E.F. FRAYNE, Mr P.D. FRENCH, Mr. C.A. WARNER, Mr. A.J LALOR, Mr. M.E. FRENEY, Mr. D.A. DYSON, Mr. T.D. MCKELLAR, Mrs. M.J. MOLONEY

HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENTS

Most Rev. M.B. COLERIDGE D.D., B.A., D.S.S., K.C.*.H.S. (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. C. LEADBETTER (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), Mr. S. FOLEY (ST. LEO’S COLLEGE-UQ), Mr. C. BEGLEY (QUEENSLAND IRISH ASSOCIATION)

BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB – LIFE MEMBERS

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), Mr D.J O’ROURKE (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. J.A.S. MOORE*(1936), Mr. V.J. DORE*(1938), Mr G.J. BRERETON*(1940) Mr. E.A. STAPLETON*(1942), 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 K.P. FEGAN (1955), 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.*(1968), Mr J.P. FRENCH A.M.*(1977), Mr R.B. MCGRUTHER O.B.E. (2014)

* Deceased

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MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB Inc.

Held: 6.10pm 12 December 2013 Venue: Green Shed Bar Attendees: See Attached Attendance Sheet Apologies:

ITEM MATTERS DISCUSSED / ACTION TO BE TAKEN ACTION BY When

1.0 Opening of meeting

1.1 Jim Frayne (President) declared a Quorum existed and called INFO to order the AGM of the Brothers Rugby Club.

2.0 Approval of Minutes

2.1 The minutes of the 2012 AGM were considered and accepted unanimously.

3.0 Presidents Annual Report

3.1 JF presented the Presidents Report.

A vote of thanks was extended to John Diamond and Anthony McDermott for services provided to the club in relation to their position as a committee member and in respect of the collation of the annual report.

4.0 Treasurers Report

4.1 Des Hogan (Treasurer) (DH) presented the annual report. INFO

Accounts for financial year 2013/2014 were accepted unanimously.

5.0 Election of Office Bearers

5.1 JF was duly elected president.

5.2 DH was duly elected Treasurer.

5.3 Jordan Bennie was duly elected Secretary.

5.4 The following individuals were duly elected /appointed members of the Management Committee:

Paul French (Vice-President) David Dyson Clint Warner ITEM MATTERS DISCUSSED / ACTION TO BE TAKEN ACTION BY When

Tony Lalor Michael Freney MJ Moloney Tim McKellar

6.0 Appointment of Auditor

6.1 Ranald Duhig & Co was appointed Auditor of Brothers Rugby Club – The resolution was passed unanimously.

7.0 Special Resolutions

7.1 Dennis Croft nominated Dennis O’Rourke as life member of Brothers Rugby Club in recognition of both his playing and coaching career at Brother Rugby Club.

Carried Unanimously.

8.0 General Business

8.1 Junior Co-operation Agreement.

Negotiations with Brothers Junior Rugby Club continue. The co-operation agreement has been significantly amended in the last 12 months.

Further meetings had been scheduled to continue discussions. There was reticence on the part of the Junior Club.

Amalgamation of the clubs was possible though not an easy process.

National Rugby Competition. 8.2 There remained little direction concerning this concept despite its commencement in 2014.

Brothers has had informal discussions regarding forming a partnership/joint venture to put a team in the NRC with other Brisbane Clubs.

To be further considered by the committee when other information is available.

9.0 There being no other matter to discuss. The meeting was concluded at 6.50pm.

Minute of Meeting recorded on 12 December 2013 by Jordan Bennie, Hon. Secretary – Brothers Rugby Club.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT

As I highlighted in the President’s Report for the 2013 AGM the current year presented us we some challenges and to cope with those we needed to make appropriate and tough decisions.

I believe we did that fairly well and the report below will indicate that we remain on the right track to enhancing the position of the Club within Rugby circles and the community generally. The report will also indicate that we have a long way to go, as does Club Rugby in a changing environment, and that success in achieving our objectives will require a team effort from all those with a stake in the future of the Club.

Financial Report

Firstly our financial state at year end is good, if a little tight. Treasurer Des Hogan will report a trading loss of approximately $12,000 and that our cash-flow position at 30 September is reasonably strong.

The loss arises in part from the failure of the QRU to pay the net $20,000 funding promised in this financial year.

Our conditional QRU funding has not been received partly because we fought, with other clubs, in particular our Junior Club, to find a more acceptable solution to the ARU’s financial problems than an untimely and ill-considered levy. Whereas that matter has been resolved in favour of junior clubs, our funding remains unpaid as the QRU changes the goal posts on conditions applying.

We confidently expect that for 2015 there will be no parent body funding for the first time in many years and that amateur club players will be charged a levy to play the game, unrelated to the costs associated with providing the competition in which they play.

Overall our revenue has been affected by the funding issue referred to above, a reduced profit from our annual test lunch, when compared with the bumper Lions test result, and the termination of operations by Fratelli early in the financial year. Increases in revenue occurred principally through the donations contributed by a few generous members to the lights funding appeal, through small increases in sponsorship, mainly due to the sponsor support achieved for the Roma match, player subscriptions and catering for functions in the Green Shed and Jacaranda Room.

We had hoped for reasonable levels of membership fees and profits from the 200 Club but overall complacency amongst supporters and players continues to hinder us and go some-way to lessening the enthusiasm of Committee members.

From our cash flow we have funded the rebuild of the retaining wall and a significant contribution to the Crosby Park Lighting Project.

The financial year ending 30 September 2015 will be a financial challenge for us as we face; a year without parent body funding; a fundamental change to player subscription model which could have significant financial ramifications; a year without a northern hemisphere Rugby tour on which to base our annual lunch; and continuing maintenance and upgrading of the facility.

Football

As reported last year we made a significant change to the coaching structure of Premier Grade and consequently the administration of the Club.

Thanks to Matt Kaye’s acceptance of the change, and the ability of Anthony Mathison, the result was more than pleasing. Matt dealt with the change maturely and then showed why he is an administrator that Brothers is very lucky to have. I am sure Matt continues to harbour coaching ambitions, and where we can accommodate those we will, but currently he is exceeding our expectations for quality administration. Anthony was a success in the coaching arena and will continue to improve the chances of the Premier Grade teams to capture a premiership in the near future.

In fact Premier Grade achieved the same result as in 2013, third overall, and defeated in the minor semi-final, but the signs are there for 2015 and beyond, and I believe we have the right structure to get the results we are looking for.

Premier Reserve at a time during the season faced a very ordinary year but turned themselves around remarkably and contested the preliminary final admirably, but unsuccessfully.

Premier Colts were performed above expectation and contested the Grand Final against Sunnybank. Unfortunately for a 2nd year in a row a game ended in a draw and the competition rules meant the opposition were declared winners. Anyway congratulations to the Colts, and the coaches particularly Ben McCormack who continues to show extraordinary ability at the Colts level - your season was a credit to you as players and coaches.

The Fire Ants (Normanby Cup) were overwhelmed in their Grand Final by a side they had narrowly beaten in the major semi. They tried hard but in the conditions a very big team was always going to win and Logan was just that.

The other sides played well at times and tried admirably to be placed better than they eventually were, but injuries throughout the club and some retirements told and by the end of the season they had fallen away.

We certainly did not get the representation in the Queensland NRC teams we wanted, and probably deserved, and so we have two additional focuses for 2015; improvement in our representation and a role for players who want to be involved in football between August and October.

The NRC did not have any other effect on our club affairs but may result in a movement of players with ambitions to play NRC away from the clubs with low representation to clubs that were favoured. It was disappointing for us that none of our coaches or administrators were able to join with any NRC teams, until Anthony Mathison had a late call up to the coaching ranks.

Congratulations to Anthony and players Matt Mafi, Sam Greene, Clynton Knox, Pierce Fitzgerald, Giles Beverage and Luke Beauchamp who played in the Queensland NRC teams and Ben Suisala who played for the NSW Country Eagles team.

The Reds failed to engage with Dom Shipperley, who was coming off contract, and wisely Dom negotiated with and then moved to the Melbourne Rebels. Dom played well for Brothers whilst a Club member and will be missed in Premier Grade.

Facility Improvements

During the early part of this financial year we were awarded a Get Playing Grant of $100,000, by the State Government, for our Jack Ross Oval Lighting Project.

The project caused some anxiety from a planning and a funding view point, but the lights are now there for all to see.

We are extremely grateful to Guy Ledwidge (Ledwidge Electrical and Design), the contractor, and as you are aware, strong sponsor and supporter of the Club, not only for managing the project, but for the very significant donation he made to assist with the management and funding of sub-contractors and their variations.

We were reliant on the Juniors for funding assistance and they provided the amount they had committed to in a timely manner. That demonstrates the power of the two clubs working together to maintain and improve facilities.

Faced with a funding short-fall, after the Club outlaid $30,000 from its cash flow, we appealed to members to support a fund raising initiative to get the balance of $20,000 required. We are very grateful for the support that the initiative received, particularly from Jim Gorman, a long- time supporter of the Club who made a significant generous donation.

For a number of years the fact that we hadn’t replaced the retaining wall near the Can Shop has been an embarrassment for the administration as it reflected our lack of funds to carry out infrastructure improvement. At the beginning of the year we determined that we could afford the improvement, with a little help from the builder Betterlay Block Laying, and went ahead; the result is an improvement sorely overdue.

The majority of the infrastructure changes that have occurred over the last several years involve our partnership with the Brisbane City Council and of course the lights project would not have been possible without the State Government grant. We are very grateful to both government bodies and the elected representatives for the electorates in which Brothers is located – David McLachlan BCC and Tim Nicholls Treasurer of the Queensland State Government. We continue to work hard at these relationships and are well supported in this by Jim Brabon, and John McKay at BCC and Kerry Partridge at State Government level.

Brothers Junior Rugby Club Inc.

The relationship between Brothers and Brothers Juniors has come a long way over the past couple of years and a partnership of tenure at Crosby Park is imminent. I would like to thank Junior President Hans Pearson for his support over the last 12 months and look forward to 2015.

Sponsors

Given that sponsorship income is the backbone of continued success of the Club we have visited, and negotiated with, most sponsors from 2014 and can report that we will be supported into 2015 by the vast majority of sponsors from the year recently completed.

All sponsors are important to Brothers however we are delighted to announce the continuation of Imagetec as the major sponsor for 2015, the eighth year of their support. We are indebted to Wade Ranson and Tom Ritchie for their involvement with Brothers and to the Head Office Management for their affirmation of the relationship.

It would be remiss of me not to publicly thank Guy Ledwidge for his support in all areas of electrical maintenance around the Club, but in particular his support in assisting us to complete the Lighting Project. Without providing the detail I must acknowledge that without his support we could have floundered financially during construction.

An initiative that paid remarkable financial dividends in 2014, and changed our perspective on the promotion of Club Rugby, was playing a Premier game in Roma, at the suggestion of the management of Mining Accommodation Services (MAS), James Donnelly and Peter Conway.

Early discussions and negotiations for 2015 indicate support for that initiative will continue and grow.

Volunteers

We have an able body of volunteers supporting the Club and ensuring we achieve our objectives year on year. Without these generous people the Club would not exist and players would not have a venue or a Club from which to enjoy the game.

Firstly I would like to thank the Management Committee, and in particular those who work on sub- committees like the Fund-Raising Committee. Des Hogan, now well into his seventies is a main-stay of the Committee as Treasurer and we thank him for his efficient and dedicated service.

Committee and players alike are grateful to the Coaches and Managers of teams who freely give of their time to ensure the players are able to perform at the best of their abilities.

Thanks to home game volunteers be they those at the barbecue, the Hobbits behind the bar, Tracey Silvester on score board duty and those who help with the after-game clean-up.

As we move to improve our home game offerings for 2015 and introduce new fund-raising initiatives we will seek to strengthen our army of volunteers and hope you that read this will be generous with your support and your time.

Season 2015

The 2015 season will begin in February with trials and the first Premier Competition game will occur on March 7. The season will end for Grand Finalists on August 2.

We are considering some changes for 2015 that could strengthen our financial position. In addition some changes are inevitable as administrators of Rugby at all levels deal with the parlous financial state of the game.

There will be no parent body funding for the first time in over 20 years and in fact players will be charged a levy to play. The whole registration system will be governed by a registration system made necessary by the desire of the ARU and the QRU to require players to contribute to their running costs.

We will consider a charge for patrons to attend home games mainly because we have a need to continue to raise revenue to meet our running costs and because patrons have been reluctant to support fund-raising initiatives such as paying membership fees and joining the gaming clubs we have attempted to set up to augment revenue.

We will prioritise our initiative to develop opportunities for sponsors and business associates to engage through dedicated functions and a special database.

We will work at improving our status as part of the local community particularly amongst local businesses and their employees.

We will encourage everyone associated with the Club to support Ruggers Restaurant, which has now opened and will continue to trade through a trial period before entering into a long term agreement with the Club. Your continued support will ensure that that agreement is compelling for Ruggers proprietors.

We will continue to strive to a more formal arrangement with Brothers Juniors Rugby Club and together with the Juniors and the Brothers Rugby Club Foundation the improvement of the facilities.

Finally I would like to thank all associated with the club for their support and look forward to an exciting 2015.

Jim Frayne

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

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

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

Mr. P.D. FRENCH (Vice-President) XX Mr. C.A. WARNER XX Mr. A.J. LALOR XX Mr. M.E. FRENEY XX Mr. D.A. DYSON XX Mr. T.D. MCKELLAR XX Mrs. M.J. MOLONEY XX

Mr. M.J. KAYE (General Manager) XX Mr. T.W. SAYER (Club Captain) XX

No information was supplied for inclusion in this Annual Report.

TREASURER’S REPORT

It is my pleasure to present the Treasurer’s Report for Brothers Rugby Club Inc for 2014, together with the Audited Financial Statements for the year ended 30 September 2014.

The Club incurred a Trading loss of $12220 after providing for depreciation of $26664.

The main items to be reported upon are:  Income for the year was $626655, slightly down on last year and includes $42000 as donations which we didn’t have in the previous year.  Bingo profit is down some $7000 for two reasons, namely: a. An unsuccessful major bingo promotion. b. Increase in rental levy to assist in covering the cost of a major upgrade to the air conditioning - this increase was agreed to by all stakeholders.  Expenses are $638875, again slightly lower than 2013. Some overspends were: a. Water Rates $29000. This followed the installation of a new meter after investigation by the supplier. b. R & M Grounds. $1300. Building of a new retaining wall between the Jacaranda Room and the can shop. c. Coaching fees paid to Premier Grade coaches following their appointment.

As at 30 September 2014, our cash at Bank was $89622 down from $130476 last year. This reduction is represented by contribution to major expenditure on the retaining wall and the lighting upgrade.

We acknowledge a grant from the Queensland Government for $110000, as a contribution to the lighting upgrade.

Again, it has been another difficult year financially as Brothers, along with other clubs, have been denied annual grants from the ARU/QRU even though we had been advised we would receive around $25000 for the year under review.

I extend my sincere thanks to our President, Jim Frayne and the Committee for their contribution and a very special thanks to our group of loyal volunteers in all capacities whose efforts enable the Club to continue to be successful, on and off the field.

Des Hogan

Nathanuel Gendle James Carter LIFE MEMBER

Christopher Bernard “BUDDHA” HANDY St. Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace

To support Chris’ nomination an outline of Buddha’s contribution to the Club as a player, coach and member of the Club for a period of over 45 years was submitted by his sponsors:

CLUB PERPETUAL TROPHIES H.F. Edwards Trophy "A True Brothers Man" – 1974, F.M. Arnell Memorial Trophy "Most Improved Player" – 1970 Training and Club Spirit Award – 1975 Club Captain's Trophy – 1977, 1978

PLAYER: Brothers (1970-81) – 105 Premier Grade Matches Colts 1 – PREMIERS 1969 (Captain) ‘A’ Grade – PREMIERS – 1973, 74, 75, 78, 80

Queensland (1972-80) – 54 Matches

Australia (1978-80) – 16 Matches incl. 6 Tests Wallaby Tourist to New Zealand 1978, Argentina 1979, Fiji 1980

COACH: Brothers 22nd Premier ‘A’ Grade – 1988

In more recent times Chris has also supported many fundraising initiatives including hosting many Club luncheons.

The Club’s Management Committee unanimously supported Chris’ nomination and referred it to a representative group of current Life Members for ratification and approval.

Brothers would like to congratulate a truly deserving Clubman on his nomination and acceptance of Life Membership of the Club, well done Buddha.

BUDDHA KNUCKLES LIFE MEMBER

John Denis “KNUCKLES” CONNOLLY St. Mary’s Marist Brothers College, Ashgrove

To support John’s nomination an outline of Knuckles contribution to the Club as a player, coach and member of the Club for a period of over 40 years was submitted by his sponsors:

CLUB PERPETUAL TROPHIES J.C. Atherton Memorial Trophy "Best Club Man" – 1987 Mick Flynn Memorial Trophy "A True Rugby Man" – 1984

PLAYER: Brothers (1973-84) – 55 Premier Grade Matches “A” Grade – PREMIERS – 1978 Reserve Grade – PREMIERS – 1974, 79, 80, 81

COACH: Brothers (1983-87) Premier Reserve Grade 1983-85 – PREMIERS 1983, 85 21st Premier ‘A’ Grade 1987 – PREMIERS 1987

YEAR GRADE PREMIERS Runners-up Score 1983 Reserve Grade Brothers University 17-6 1984 Reserve Grade University Brothers 15-3 1985 Reserve Grade Brothers Souths 15-0 1987 "A" Grade Brothers Souths 20-19

Queensland (1989-2000) – 186 Matches; 128 Wins, 4 Draws, 54 Loss Super 6 Championship 1992 Super 10 Championships 1994, 95

Australia (2006-07) – 25 Matches; 16 Wins, 1 Draw, 8 Loss Rugby World Cup 2007

In more recent times John has also supported many fundraising initiatives including supporting many Club luncheons.

The Club’s Management Committee unanimously supported John’s nomination and referred it to a representative group of current Life Members for ratification and approval.

Brothers would like to congratulate a truly deserving Clubman on his nomination and acceptance of Life Membership of the Club, well done Knuckles.

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PERPETUAL TROPHIES

J.C. Atherton, H.F. Edwards & Mick Flynn Memorial Trophy “THE BUTCHER BHOY” 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.

 Desmond Hogan

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.

 Harry Symes

Robert McGladrigan Memorial Trophy “THE ROOSTER” 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.

 Adrian Dixon

Cyril Fogarty Memorial Trophy For Outstanding Service to the Club

 Thomas Ritchie

Anthony O’Brien Memorial Trophy For Service & Support to the Lower Grades

 Denis O’Rourke

The R.G.J. Price Coaches Award “THE RONNIE” 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.

 Benjamin McCormack

Charlie Seymour Memorial Trophy Most Outstanding Player in a Representative Match

 Jack Payne (Australia U20 – IRB Junior World Championship, New Zealand)

Paul Edward McLean M.B.E. Ball Awarded to the Highest Point Scorer in a Season

 Zac Harding (173 Points)

The Christian Brothers’ Trophy “THE FLYING FRIAR” Best & Fairest Club Player

 Clynton Knox

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

 Henry FitzGerald

The Patron’s Trophy Rookie of the Year

 Samuel Greene

The Managers “Honour Pocket” Award Awarded for playing 200 Games for the Club

 Andrew Coady (201 Premier Grade Games)

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

 NO AWARD

Tom Gaffney Memorial Trophy Club Captain

 Thomas Sayer

F. McDonnell & J.E. Ross M.B.E. Memorial Trophy “PRESIDENT’S 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

 Henry FitzGerald (Premier Colts)

Jodie Kairl Trophy Colts Man of the Year

 Stephen Twist GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT

2014 has definitely been an action packed year with many achievements both on the field and off the field. Our on field performance continues to develop as we strive to provide the players and community with a program that is the regarded as the best in Brisbane. From Recruitment to High Performance we are aiming to provide a product that can cater for everyone’s needs whilst providing an entertaining brand of rugby which spectators love to watch.

The season kicked off on Saturday 22nd March with a home match against Sunnybank and concluded on Sunday 17th August. The club would like to congratulate all players, coaches, managers and volunteers for their efforts throughout the year in particular those teams that progress to the finals. Below is a breakdown of final team standings after the Home & Away Season.

Premier Grade was competitive throughout the season Team Position however need to find that little bit extra during the finals Premier Grade 3rd to go all the way. Premier Reserves started the Premier Reserve Grade 4th season slow then kicked into gear mid season to win 8 1st Grade 6th consecutive games leading into the finals. Premier 2nd Grade 6th Colts played great rugby throughout the season and 3rd Grade 7th were rewarded with the chance to playoff for the Premier Colts 3rd Premiership in the Grand Final. Unfortunately a draw Colts 1 7th at fulltime in the Grand Final saw the result go the way Colts 2 6th of Sunnybank. Normanby Cup 1 (Fire Ants) 2nd Normanby Cup 2 4th The remaining grades had their ups and downs during the season and a high turnover of players definitely had a major effect on the team’s performances. A major positive of the 2014 season is the number of younger players coming through the grades. The recruitment and retention of the Colts over the last couple of years has reinvigorated the club and we are now seeing the benefits.

I would like to congratulate the following players who played representative football in 2014; Australian U20 – Jack Payne Queensland Reds – Dom Shipperley Queensland A – Luke Beauchamp, Kimami Sitauti, Sam Greene Queensland U20 – Jack Payne, Sam Greene, Terrin Walls, Tom Moloney, Giles Beveridge, Pat James, Francois Postal, Isaiah Mosese NRC – Matt Mafi, Sam Greene, Clynton Knox, Giles Beveridge, Pierce Fitzgerald, Luke Beauchamp, Ben Suisala ITM Cup – Kimami Sitauti

We are well underway with planning for the 2015 season, recruitment is in full swing for both grades and colts, the Elite Development Squad has begun an intensive block of training and the Premier Squad have started prior to Christmas. It is extremely important that we continue to develop our Players & Coaches so that they can achieve their ambitions and goals. We will ensure that the pathway from Brothers to professional rugby is reachable and work hard to provide those opportunities.

The club has made some large steps forward off field over the last 12 months particularly with the upgrade of the facility. The change room building received an upgrade thanks to a few volunteer players, the retaining wall was constructed beside the loading dock area, and significant works were completed by the BCC at the Southern End of the field which has improved the spectator viewing areas around Jack Ross Oval.

In addition we also have new field lights on both the Vic Walsh Oval and Jack Ross Oval allowing the club to play Premier Matches under lights. All this work wouldn’t have been possible without the support of the players, Sponsors, Brothers Juniors and Government Agencies.

We club conducted a number of fund raising events throughout 2014 which included the Croft Hardman Lunch, Ladies Day, French Test Luncheon and the annual Northside Sevens Tournament. All these events were well attended and raised some much needed funds for the club. We also had a number of events based around the Home & Away Season including Anzac Day Clash, Sponsors Day, Corporate Tent Days and Old Boys Day against GPS which was probably the biggest crowd at a club match in Brisbane since Tony Shaw graced the turf at Crosby Park.

Throughout 2014 we have run a number of functions in the club and this has been a great source of revenue for the club. We can cater for small to large functions and meetings to parties. This will continue to develop in 2015 as we see huge potential to increase our function business and generate a healthy revenue stream.

I would like to thank all the club sponsors who have been fantastic to work with, building relationships and providing opportunities for business through Brothers is what we will continue to provide. We will look to increase our Sponsorship base in 2015 and continue to engage with the local businesses in the area to become the local footy club that everyone wants to be a part of.

Finally I would like to thank the committee in particular Jim & Des for their continued support, the coaches and managers who make my job easier throughout the season and the players for their efforts during a tough season.

Matt Kaye

REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS

AUSTRALIA U20: NRC – BRISBANE CITY:

Jack Payne Matthew Mafi Carl Marshall (Ass. Coach) Samuel Greene

QUEENSLAND REDS: NRC – QUEENSLAND COUNTRY:

Dominic Shipperley Clynton Knox Giles Beveridge QUEENSLAND ‘A’: Pierce FitzGerald Luke Beauchamp Samuel Greene Jack Payne (selected but unavailable due to injury) Kimami Sitauti Anthony Mathison (Scrum Coach) Luke Beauchamp NRC – N.S.W. COUNTRY EAGLES: QUEENSLAND U20: Benjamin Suisala Samuel Greene Thomas Moloney ITM CUP CHAMPIONSHIP – BAY OF PLENTY: Francois Postal Jack Payne Kimami Sitauti Terrin Walls Patrick James BIRSBANE NORTH PREMIER COLTS: Giles Beveridge Isaiah Mosese Alister Harper Anthony Mathison (Ass. Coach) Michael Gilbert Henry FitzGerald COOK ISLANDS: Angus Fowler Patrick James Bon Maui Kristiaan Larosa George Partridge NEW ZEALAND MARIST COLTS (U23): William Shipperley Samuel Hyne Francois Postal Ben McCormack (Ass. Coach)

Dominic Shipperley SEASON EVENTS

CROFT & HARDMAN Legends Lunch – 7 March 2014

Over 170 people attended the Croft Hardman Lunch last Friday afternoon at the Tattersall’s Club. Hosted by Brothers legend Chris 'Buddha' Handy the day raised much needed funds to go towards the upgrade of Crosby Park Precinct.

It was a great tribute to Wallaby, Queensland and Brothers Legends; David Croft & Sean Hardman who took centre stage with Rupert McCall to talk about stories from their illustrious playing days.

We would like to thank the support from the event partners and the table captains to make this day a success. Over $10,000 was raised on the day.

2000th PREMIER GRADE GAME – 22 March 2014

The Round 1 Hospital Challenge Cup match verses Sunnybank on Jack Ross Oval saw the Club play its 2000th Premier / 1st / “A” / Senior Grade game in its illustrious 110 year history.

BROTHERS 18 (Hugh Stitt 2, Benjamin Suisala tries; Clynton Knox pen) defeated Sunnybank 12.

The Butcher Bhoy and the Flying Friar would also like to congratulate; Ben Suisala, Bon Maui, Elias Power, William Shipperley, Blaise Hartley, Hugh Stitt, Alexander Liles and Dominic Power on making their Queensland Premier Rugby debut for the Club in this milestone game, well done Bhoys.

Brothers Rugby Club would also like to thank the wonderful Sponsors who supported the event; Western Rural Services, Junction Road Physiotherapy, Kinkora Holdings and Warrington A Hatton Corporate & Fashion Apparel “LILY GRACE PLACE“ LADIES DAY – 10 May 2014

Brothers Rugby Club are pleased to announce that this year our Ladies Day is being held in support of the Lily Grace Place. Lily Grace Place is part of the Respite Plus Program, created to support Queensland families with children suffering Rett Syndrome

LT. H.M. Flynn D.C.M. - FLTLT. L.S. Lewis Memorial Challenge Shield – 17 May 2014

Round 8 @ Ashgrove Sports Ground

Colts 1 Colts 2 Colts TOTAL 1st Grade 3rd Grade 2nd Grade Premier Colts Premier Grade

Club Premier Reserve Result 25-34 0-32 7-21 5-24 21-25 0-29 5-46 5-17 68-228 Brothers 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 GPS 5 5 4 4 4 5 5 4 36

Previous Winners

YEAR Flynn-Lewis Memorial Shield Matches Wins Points 2011 Brothers Old Boys 7 4 - 3 21 - 18 2012 G.P.S. Old Boys 8 5 - 3 25 - 13 2013 G.P.S. Old Boys 6 3 - 3 15 - 12 2014 G.P.S. Old Boys 8 8 - 0 36 - 1

Trophée des Bicentenaires TEST Lunch – 5 June 2014

Building on the successes of the Irish Test Lunch (2010), Welsh Test Lunch (2012) and the Lions Legends Lunch (2013), 2014 sees the French coming to Brisbane. This luncheon is one of the best pre-test luncheons all year so don't miss the opportunity to mingle with rugby royalty. MC Rupert McCall will keep us entertained, while special guests gives their views on Rugby and the Brisbane Winter Racing Carnival

Date: Thursday 5th June Time: 12.00pm for 12.30pm lunch Venue: Suncorp Stadium Single Ticket $160, Table $1600; Includes 2 Course meal and Beverages Dress: Business attire

”Battle of the Bush” – 5 July 2014

NEW ZEALAND MARIST COLTS TOUR – 15-24 August 2014

The NZ Marist Rugby Football Federation is undertaking the 40th Annual NZ Marist Colts tour. The tour will be for eight days covering the Wellington and Upper South Island Regions and will run between Friday 15th August and Sunday 24th August 2014.

The tour involves a player from each of the 29 Marist affiliated Clubs in New Zealand as well as invitations to the Marist associated rugby club organisations in Argentina, Brisbane, Fiji, Samoa and Tonga.

The tour is another great opportunity for these young men to mix and learn from each other both rugby and life skills as well as experience cultural differences. They play four games in the eight days and visit many schools as part of the tour where they hand out sporting gear and give talks to the school children. While this is a great experience for the school children it also provides great personal growth experiences for the players.

SATURDAY 16 August Game No. 1 vs. Combined Hutt Old Boys-Marist & Marist-St Pat’s at Petone Recreation Ground, Wellington Won 29 - 12

TUESDAY 19 August Game No. 2 vs. Buller Development XV at George Craddock Memorial Park, Westport Won 46 - 5

THURSDAY 21 August Game No. 3 vs. Tasman U20 at Trafalgar Park, Nelson Won 36 - 13

SATURDAY 23 August Game No. 4 vs. Centurions Colts at St. Patrick’s College, Wellington Draw 27 - 27

Congratulations to our own Francois Postal for being selected as Brothers representative for this Tour and well done on playing in all 4 tour matches.

NATIONAL RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP – August to October 2014

THE BUILDCORP NATIONAL RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP is a new domestic Rugby competition, which will run from August to October this year.

It will involve nine teams – two from Queensland, four from New South Wales, and one each from the Australian Capital Territory, Victoria and Western Australia

A list of 15 current and former Brothers players that will be taking part in the inaugural National Rugby Championship:

MCINNES WILSON LAWYERS Brisbane City – Matthew Mafi, Sam Greene

BOND UNIVERSITY Queensland Country – Jack Payne, Clynton Knox, Giles Beveridge, Pierce FitzGerald, Luke Beauchamp, Kirwan Sanday, Ryan Freney, Sam Grasso

CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY New South Wales Country Eagles – Ben Suisala, Brendan McKibbin

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY North Harbour Rays – Scott Daruda

UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA Canberra Vikings – Gareth Clouston

RABODIRECT Melbourne Rising – Sam Jeffries

CLUB NEWS

NEW PERPETUAL TROPHY

Paul McLean Ball Awarded to the Highest Point Scorer in a Season (2014) Highest Point Scorer 1968

This trophy is named in honour of Paul McLean (Life Member, Administrator, Coach & Player) the six-time winner of the Highest Point Scorer Trophy and in recognition of the point’s scoring records he’s held at one point in time at Brothers, Queensland and Australian Rugby.

 Stephen Partridge (1990) 267 Points  Brendan McKibbin (2008) 261 Points  Ryan Craig (1993) 255 Points

BROTHERS QUEENSLAND Year Games Try Con Pen F/G TOTAL Year Games Try Con Pen F/G TOTAL 1972 No Statistics kept - Points only 215 1973 5 0 15 3 1 42 1973 16 6 44 27 0 193 1974 9 No Statistics kept - Points only 49 1974 17 9 38 26 1 193 1975 9 No Statistics kept - Points only 90 1975 12 3 27 22 2 138 1976 12 4 28 21 0 135 1976 15 1 15 25 5 124 1977 12 2 25 9 3 94 1977 16 4 17 25 1 128 1978 11 4 36 21 6 169 1978 4 1 5 7 1 38 1979 11 6 31 22 1 155 1979 8 3 23 8 2 88 1980 10 1 13 18 2 90 1980 6 0 8 2 2 28 1981 12 2 30 12 2 110 1981 9 2 30 10 3 107 1982 9 1 17 7 3 68 1982 10 4 29 16 0 122 TOTAL 100 20 195 113 18 1002 TOTAL 113 33 236 168 17 1374

AUSTRALIA (Tests) AUSTRALIA (Tour Matches non -Tests ) Year Games Try Con Pen F/G TOTAL Year Games Try Con Pen F/G TOTAL 1974 3 0 2 4 0 16 1975-76 14 2 21 29 0 137 1975 4 2 11 5 0 45 1976 8 1 8 6 0 38 1976 7 0 3 19 2 69 1978 4 0 1 2 0 8 1978 3 0 1 7 1 26 1979 2 0 4 1 0 11 1979 5 0 2 9 0 31 1980 1 1 1 1 0 9 1980 1 0 1 3 1 14 1981-82 11 1 17 17 1 92 1981 5 0 4 9 0 35 TOTAL 40 4 44 50 1 295 1982 2 0 3 6 0 24 TOTAL 30 2 27 62 4 260

VALE

THOMAS KEVIN BOURKE

Kevin Bourke, a former Queensland and Wallabies representative, sadly passed away on 27 May 2014, at the Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney, having suffering a stroke last week.

Kevin, originally from Kingaroy, attended Downlands Sacred Heart College in Toowoomba during the late 1930’s before taking up a job with Shell Co in Brisbane. He will famously be remembered as Downlands’ first Wallaby.

Kevin represented Queensland in 1941, 1947 & 1948 and earned selection in the Wallabies following strong performances in the centres against the 1947 touring All Blacks. Kevin would go on to play 16 matches for the Wallabies, including one Test match.

Kevin was part of the Wallabies historic world tour of Britain, Ireland, France and North America, which ran from July 1947 through to March of 1948, and consisted of five Test matches and 36 minor tour matches.

The nine-month journey was one of the last of that era of epic tours when transport was mostly by ship and when the tourists were whole-heartedly welcomed by rugby fans and townships, civic officials and royalty.

The squad was captained by Bill McLean and also featured fellow Queenslanders Keith Winning, Clem Windsor, Eddie Broad, Graeme Cooke and Bob McMaster.

Kevin played his club Rugby at Brothers alongside fellow Wallaby tourist Bob McMaster, and his brother, Jimmy Bourke, also represented Queensland in 1948.

KEVIN PATRICK FEGAN

Kevin Fegan, the FATHER OF CROSBY PARK (longest serving Life Member of Brothers Rugby Club), sadly passed away on 27 June 2014, aged 97. Kevin was awarded Life Membership in 1955 after a long association with the Club as a player, coach, masseur & committee member.

Family and Friends were invited to attend The Little Flower Catholic Church, 80 Turner Road, Kedron for 10.30 am, Rosary and Funeral Mass at 11.00 am, on Friday, 4th July, 2014, and thereafter to Pinnaroo Cemetery, Bridgeman Downs.

OLDE BHOY NEWS

RICHARD BRIAN MCGRUTHER – LIFE MEMBER

At the Annual General Meeting of the Australian Rugby Union held on 26 May 2014, the Members elected Mr R.B. McGruther OBE as a Life Member of the Australian Rugby Union.

Dick McGruther OBE has given outstanding service to Rugby at Club, State and National level for over forty years, both the amateur and professional era’s and is truly a most worthy recipient of this illustrious Award;  Life Member of Brothers Rugby Club (1982)  Life Member of the Queensland Rugby Union (2000)  President & Chairman of the Brothers Rugby Club (1972), Hon. Treasurer of Brothers Rugby Club (1970-71),  President of the Queensland Rugby Union (1995-96), Chairman of the Queensland Rugby Union (1989-94),  Chairman of the Australian Rugby Union (1996-98).

BON MAUI – TEST DEBUT

Cook Islands are now preparing for the biggest game in their country’s history as they prepare to take on Fiji; where a win will give the Cook Islands direct entry into the 2015 Rugby World Cup in England. Despite preparing to take on a team that are the current champions of the Pacific Nations Cup and ranked 11th in the world, the Cook Islands, who are ranked 45th, remain confident ahead of their showdown with Fiji.

Brothers’ own Bon Maui was selected as a member of The Cook Islands full 24 member squad for their Rugby World Cup Qualifier against Fiji and went on to make his Test Debut for the Cook Island in this Test Match. Former Brothers & Queensland Reds player, Joelin Rapana also made his Test Debut in this match.

Fiji went on to defeat Cook Islands 108-6 in Lautoka to qualify for the 2015 Ruby World Cup.

Tour Matches: Cook Islands v Thames Valley - Paeora Domain - Monday 16th June Cook Islands v Blues Development - Bell Park, Pakuranga - Wednesday 18th June Cook Islands v Fiji (RWCQ) - Churchhill Park, Lautoka, Fiji - Saturday 28th June

ANDREW MCGREGOR COADY – 200th PREMIER GRADE GAME

Q.R.U. HALL OF FAME – ANTHONY ALEXANDER SHAW & AUSTIN SARSFIELD IRELAND GRALTON

At the Reds Gala Ball held on 29 August 2014, two of Brothers Rugby Club’s finest were inducted into the Queensland Rugby Union Hall of Fame.

Austin Sarsfield Ireland GRALTON St. Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace Q.R.U. Life Member – 1904

COACH: Australia 1914; Queensland 1909-14; Brothers 1905-10 PREMIERS 1907

PLAYER: Australia 1899, 1903 (3 tests GB (2), NZ (1)) Queensland 1893-1903 (29 matches, NSW (23), NZ (4), GB (2)) Queensland Tour to New Zealand 1896 Alhambra 1889-93; Boomerang 1894-98 PREMIERS 1894; Valley 1899; Merthyr 1900; North Brisbane Electorate 1901-03 PREMIERS 1901, 1903

BIOGRAPHY: Prominent CBC Old Boy’s Tom Gaffney, Austin Gralton, Voy Oxenham and Frank Ahern, commenced negotiations with the QRU Executive in 1904 after it was identified that the existing electorate system was about to be scrapped and a Club system was going to be re-established for the 1905 season.

Our Founding Fathers saw an opportunity to found an Old Boys Football Club for past students of the Christian Brothers Colleges. Who would of thought that the Club they founded would be the template for an uniquely Queensland Association that over the next century, would see the rise of 12 Rugby Union & 28 Rugby League Clubs throughout the State.

Following the successful negotiations with the QRU Executive and with the support of CBOBA’s Vice- President Reverend Father Thomas Hayes and prominent Catholic Parliamentarian Frank McDonnell MLA, the Founding Fathers decided to approach St. Joseph’s College (Gregory Terrace) headmaster Brother Paul Aloysius Furlong and Brother William Mark Reidy to aid in the foundation of the new Christian Brothers Football Club and permission to use the school’s badges and colours.

Aussie Gralton became the Club’s foundation coach of the Senior Grade team and went on to coach the team to the Club’s inaugural Premier Grade Premiership in 1907. Gralton died on 26 June 1919 at the age of 46; a victim of the influenza pandemic that was sweeping the world. At his funeral he was eulogised as “a player who never squeaked, an outstanding coach, always played to win and was always friends with his opponents.”

Anthony Alexander SHAW St. Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace A.R.U. Hall of Fame – 2012 Q.R.U. President – 2010-Present; Life Member – 2013 B.O.B.R.C. President – 2005-10; Life Member – 1985

COACH: Brothers 20th Premier ‘A’ Grade – 1985-86

PLAYER: Australia 1973-82 (84 matches inc. 36 tests) Wallaby Tour to England & Wales 1973, UK, Ireland & United Sates 1975/76, France 1976, New Zealand 1978, Argentina 1979, Fiji 1980, UK & Ireland 1981/82 Queensland 1973-83 (112 matches) Brothers 1971-85 (180 matches) PPREMIERS U19 (A) – 1972, PREMIERS ‘A’ Grade – 1973, 74, 75, 78, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84

Aussie & Tony now join the 5 other Brothers Hall of Fame members; Phil Carmichael, Jimmy Flynn, Des Connor, Paul McLean and John Eales, that were inducted in the inaugural intake in 2013.

Brothers Rugby Club is very proud to note that our great Club now contributes 7 of the 14 inductees to the Q.R.U. Hall of Fame, a record to be truly proud of.

Ben Suisala

Jack Payne COACHES & MANAGERS

GRADE COACHES MANAGERS Queensland Premier Rugby: Premier “A” Grade Anthony Mathison, Carl Marshall Anthony McDermott, John Druery

Premier Reserve Des Kissane, Brendan Gabbett, Simon Price Sandra Prestedge

Premier Colts Ben McCormack, Anthony Sauer, Matthew Dews Cholmondeley Johnson, Glenn Rohrig

Brisbane Rugby Union – 1st Division: 1st Grade Tony Bundock, Matthew Nicholls John Diamond

2nd Grade Greg Beaver, John Burton David Magoffin

3rd Grade Michael Skinner, Glen Boevink

Colts I Blair Hart, Peter Haig, Wayne Maki

Colts 2 Stephen Partridge, Wally Bennett Chris Huth

Queensland Suburban Rugby Union – 5th Division: Normanby Cup (1) Fraser Bax

Normanby Cup (2) Mark Andrews Ron Price

SUPPORT STAFF

Director of Rugby: Matt Kaye

Grades Co-ordinator:

Colts Co-ordinator: Denis O’Rourke

Strength & Conditioning:

Doctor: Dr. Peter Andersen MBBS, Dr. Gary Mitchell MBBS

Dentist: Dr. Bill Westerman BDS MDSc DDH

Physiotherapist: Ian Astbury, Joel McPhee, Gina Nelson

Registrar: Sandra Prestedge, John Diamond

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

QUEENSLAND RUGBY UNION

Queensland Rugby Union - Club Championship "DOUGHTY CHALLENGE SHIELD"

Colts 1 Colts 2 TOTAL Women 1st Grade 4th Grade 3rd Grade 2nd Grade Premier Premier Colts Premier Premier Grade

Club Premier Reserve University 70 62 50 56 58 67 63 62 58 72 618 GPS 57 72 62 54 50 57 25 44 44 56 521 Sunnybank 59 55 56 41 15 -8 47 50 87 402 Souths 39 27 48 53 47 58 61 42 25 400 Brothers 57 54 53 33 27 16 15 23 278 Logan City 69 54 46 63 36 268 Easts 46 39 15 14 9 34 76 19 0 252 Norths 8 24 11 5 73 13 0 62 196 Bond University 26 12 49 55 142 Wests 18 9 10 20 12 44 -4 0 17 126

Kimami Situata

Samuel Greene

Q.R.U. Perpetual Trophies

A list of the Perpetual Trophies historically awarded by the Q.R.U. to winners of competitions contested in the Senior Grades Competitions.

The Minor Premiers Trophy for Premier Reserve, 1st Grade and 2nd Grade were originally awarded to the 2nd Round Champions up until the 1978 season.

The Keith Horsley Memorial Trophy was awarded to the 2nd Round Champions from 1946 to 1999 until it was reinvested as the Minor Premiers Trophy for the 2000 season.

First Awarded QRU COMPETITION TROPHIES 2014 WINNERS 1957- Doughty Challenge Shield Club Championship University of Queensland

PREMIER “A” GRADE (originally 1st Grade) 1946- Hospitals Challenge Cup Premiership University of Queensland 1954- Vince Nicholls Memorial Trophy Runners-Up Sunnybank 1933- Thomas Welsby Memorial Cup 1st Round Champions University of Queensland 1946- Keith Horsley Memorial Trophy Minor Premiers University of Queensland

PREMIER RESERVE GRADE (originally 2 nd Grade) 1954- Chappie Schulte Memorial Trophy Premiership G.P.S. Old Boys 1946- T.L. Jones Memorial Shield 1st Round Champions G.P.S. Old Boys 1930- F.C. Lea Memorial Cup Minor Premiers G.P.S. Old Boys

DIVISION ONE-1st GRADE (originally 3 rd Grade) Premiership Logan City 1957- H.F. Edwards Cup 1st Round Champions G.P.S. Old Boys 1949- Max Wyllie Memorial Cup Minor Premiers Logan City

DIVISION ONE-2nd GRADE (originally 4 th Grade) 1969- W.H. Bickley Cup Premiership North Brisbane 1949- Brian Sharry Memorial Cup 1st Round Champions North Brisbane 1949- Alan Eason Memorial Cup Minor Premiers North Brisbane

Brothers Rugby Club hopes that the QRU continues to honour the memory of the “Rugby” men that these Perpetual Trophies are named in honour of, for their outstanding service to Rugby in Queensland. COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

QUEENSLAND RUGBY UNION

Queensland Premier Rugby – Premier ‘A’ Grade "HOSPITAL CHALLENGE CUP"

Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T < 7pts Points University 16 14 1 1 577 285 12 0 70 Sunnybank 16 11 5 0 594 324 12 3 59 Brothers 16 12 4 0 521 314 8 1 57 GPS 16 10 5 1 524 400 13 2 57 Easts 16 8 6 2 458 374 8 2 46 Souths 16 7 9 0 404 461 8 3 39 Bond University 16 5 11 0 341 559 4 2 26 Wests 16 2 14 0 356 582 5 5 18 Norths 16 1 15 0 272 748 3 1 8

Queensland Premier Rugby - Premier Reserve Grade "CHAPPIE SCHULTE MEMORIAL TROPHY"

Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T < 7pts Points GPS 16 15 1 0 637 148 11 1 72 University 16 12 4 0 606 283 13 1 62 Sunnybank 16 11 5 0 535 314 11 0 55 Brothers 16 11 4 1 495 284 8 0 54 Easts 16 7 8 1 380 374 6 3 39 Souths 16 5 10 1 297 474 4 1 27 Norths 16 4 10 2 264 503 3 1 24 Bond University 16 2 13 1 206 681 1 1 12 Wests 16 1 13 2 191 550 1 0 9

Queensland Premier Rugby - Premier Colts

Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T < 7pts Points GPS 16 13 3 0 472 200 8 2 62 Sunnybank 16 12 4 0 520 256 7 1 56 Brothers 16 11 5 0 421 209 7 1 52 University 16 9 7 0 469 272 8 6 50 Bond University 16 10 6 0 371 203 6 3 49 Souths 16 10 6 0 377 261 7 1 48 Easts 16 3 13 0 226 641 3 0 15 Norths 16 2 14 0 168 596 0 3 11 Wests 16 2 14 0 145 531 2 0 10

COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION - 1st Grade

Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T < 7pts Points Logan City 16 14 2 0 655 166 12 1 69 University 16 12 4 0 455 211 8 0 56 GPS 16 12 4 0 367 193 5 1 54 Souths 16 11 5 0 358 231 7 2 53 Sunnybank 16 8 8 0 261 262 5 4 41 Brothers 16 7 9 0 314 317 4 1 33 Wests 16 4 12 0 183 317 2 4 22 Easts 16 3 13 0 241 463 1 1 14 Norths 16 1 15 0 118 792 0 1 5

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION - 2nd Grade "W.H. BICKLEY CUP"

Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T < 7pts Points Norths 16 15 0 1 548 137 11 0 73 University 16 12 4 0 383 172 7 3 58 Logan City 16 11 4 1 379 172 7 1 54 GPS 16 11 5 0 314 262 5 1 50 Souths 16 9 6 1 400 225 7 2 47 Brothers 16 5 11 0 226 337 4 3 27 Sunnybank 16 3 13 0 116 388 0 3 15 Wests 16 2 13 1 98 505 0 2 12 Easts 16 2 14 0 97 363 0 1 9

Andrew Coady’s 200th Premier Grade Game vs. University of Queensland COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION - 3rd Grade "COL KAUS CUP"

< Opp Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T 7pts Forfeit Fft Points University 15 12 1 0 375 112 4 1 0 2 67 Souths 15 12 3 0 340 173 5 1 0 0 58 GPS 16 12 3 0 313 142 4 0 0 1 57 Logan City 16 7 7 1 344 238 7 4 0 1 46 Wests 15 7 6 1 234 185 4 1 0 1 44 Easts 15 6 9 0 286 306 5 1 0 0 34 Brothers 16 2 13 0 161 371 1 2 0 1 16 Norths 12 2 7 0 166 317 2 2 2 1 13 Sunnybank 16 0 11 0 109 484 0 2 5 0 -8

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION – Colts 1

< Opp Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T 7pts Forfeit Fft Points University 14 12 1 1 542 178 11 1 0 0 62 Bond University 14 10 2 1 405 160 8 0 0 1 55 Sunnybank 14 8 5 0 408 204 7 3 0 1 47 GPS 14 8 6 0 416 203 7 5 0 0 44 Souths 14 9 5 0 314 228 6 0 0 0 42 Easts 14 4 10 0 193 476 2 1 0 0 19 Brothers 14 2 12 0 198 359 3 4 0 0 15 Wests 14 0 12 0 58 726 0 0 2 0 -4 Norths 0 Team withdrawn from competition 0

BRISBANE RUGBY UNION – Colts 2

< Opp Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T 7pts Forfeit Fft Points Logan City 14 11 1 0 475 146 9 0 0 2 63 University 1 14 12 1 0 515 150 12 0 1 0 58 Sunnybank 14 9 5 0 521 181 11 3 0 0 50 GPS 14 9 5 0 323 235 6 2 0 0 44 Souths 14 5 7 1 219 401 5 0 1 0 25 Brothers 14 4 9 1 195 330 3 2 0 0 23 University 2 14 1 11 2 155 537 3 1 0 0 12 Colleges 14 0 12 2 109 532 0 1 0 0 5 Easts 0 Team withdrawn from competition 0 Wests 0 Team withdrawn from competition 0

COMPETITION POINTS TABLES

QUEENSLAND SUBURBAN RUGBY UNION

QUEENSLAND SUBURBAN RUGBY UNION - "NORMANBY CUP"

Club Played Won Lost Draw For Against 4T < 7pts Forfeit Opp Fft Points Logan City 16 15 0 0 428 155 6 0 0 1 71 Brothers 1 (Fire Ants) 16 12 2 0 394 285 7 1 1 1 59 Wests 16 10 5 0 384 227 7 1 0 1 57 Brothers 2 16 10 6 0 356 225 7 2 0 0 49 Sunnybank 16 5 9 0 298 233 4 4 0 2 38 Easts Longhorns 16 5 11 0 227 320 2 2 0 0 24 UQ-Medicals 16 4 10 2 217 323 3 1 0 0 24 Beaudesert 16 2 14 0 151 481 2 0 0 0 10 UQ-T.C. Beirne 16 2 8 2 173 423 2 1 4 0 7

Luke Beauchamp

Matthew Mafi

CLUB CAPTAIN’S REPORT

Welcome,

As another rugby season draws to a close, it goes without saying – what a cracker! The influx of new Colts to Brothers, coupled with the passion and enthusiasm of the second year lads has really taken a hold of the club and what we aim to achieve on and off the field.

The week in, week out, filling of the hill has been impressive. When the boys playing at 3pm were asked, “What did you think of the game?” The response was always: “Geeze, Colts Corner was killing it!” I applaud the efforts put in by the Colts this year as you are the driving force behind the majority of what happens culturally and socially at the club.

The commitment from the coaching staff and managers is something which can go unnoticed. Their week in, week out, preparation is tireless and they cannot be thanked enough. To the team at Junction Road Physio, the professionalism you bring to our game is outstanding. Thank you for keeping us in one piece!

With five teams in the finals series this year, two of which are in grand finals, I would like to congratulate the Premier Colts squad and the FIRE ANTS squad on their efforts in securing these births.

A rugby club cannot run without the help of volunteers! The efforts put in throughout the year are astronomical. From people setting up the fields in the morning, to the hobbits in the can bar, cooking the BBQ and John Sayer snapping away at the end of the field: Thank you for everything you do! Thank you, too, for the endless and tireless efforts put in from Matt Kaye and the committee.

Thank you for the financial supports and investments put in willingly from our sponsor. It is something that cannot be more appreciated. I hope we can continue our ongoing partnerships for years to come. A big congratulation goes to all the boys who made representative teams in 2014. Your commitment to the game is something all of us are proud of! The Club is very proud of your success!

Andrew ‘Jack’ Coady, you’ve been an inspiration to me, players and the Club! Congratulations on playing 200 first grade games. That is an achievement most of us will never see again in our playing careers. It has been an honour and a privilege to have packed many a scrum with you.

To the Lads! I cannot thank you enough. Without the players there is no BROTHERS! The passion and commitment that is exuded from you is second to none. I get no better feeling of pride and satisfaction than being able to train, play and enjoy a couple of rums after a game than what I do, when I can do it at BROTHERS, with my mates. THANK YOU.

As the whistle blows for full time of 2014, it’s with great excitement that we begin our preparation for 2015 so we can exceed our success on and off the field from this year.

Thank you, again for a great year in the butcher stripe! Enjoy your break and I look forward to seeing everyone back again for a great season next year.

All the best. Tom Sayer

TEAM REPORTS

Premier “A” Grade SEMI-FINALIST, Pilecki-Shaw Cup Winners

The 2014 Premier Grade season proved to be a successful one for the club with the emergence of a wealth of young talent proving themselves at Premier Rugby level. Brothers eventually lost to a quality GPS outfit in the Minor Semi- Final, but a firm resolve to build on 2014 was clearly evident in the aftermath.

Following trial matches against Sunnybank, GPS and University, Brothers commenced the season by hosting Sunnybank in Round 1 in what was the club’s 2000th Premier Grade fixture. Brothers were eventually victorious 18-12 in front of large home crowd, which set a determined tone that remained for the rest of the season. Subsequent victories against Bond University, Souths, Wests, Norths and Easts followed, seeing Brothers undefeated after 6 competition rounds.

The next three matches against GPS, University and Sunnybank saw the group experience a mid-season slump of sorts, losing three consecutive fixtures. However, due to the resolve of the players, the season was quickly turned around seeing Brothers embark on another 6 match winning streak, including convincing performances to defeat Easts 26-9 at Bottomley Park and a strong 35-24 victory over GPS at Crosby Park. These performances positioned the team well to push for a top two finish but ultimately a close defeat to University in the final round ended this opportunity, leaving the team in third position on the table at the end of the regular season.

2014 witnessed many individual highlights, including Andrew Coady’s 200th Premier Grade match – a truly remarkable achievement in the modern era - and Damon Murphy’s 150th Premier Grade match. Four players: Luke Beauchamp, David Campbell, James Carter and Iosefo Tabalala each played their 50th Premier Grade match for Brothers during the course of the season. Additionally, Giles Beveridge ended the Premier Rugby season as the competition’s leading try scorer crossing for 16 tries, including a 5 try performance against Norths.

Finally, I wish to acknowledge and thank all members of the coaching, management and medical staff for their professionalism, efforts and good humour which they brought to the group throughout the season. Their dedication and support was invaluable throughout the course of the year. Additionally, the support provided from Director of Rugby, Matt Kaye, and the committee ensured that the services offered to the players were of an enviable standard. Special mention must be made of the club’s efforts to organise a home match at Roma, which provided players with a unique rugby experience and one which is sure to develop further in future years.

While 2014 provided glimpses of the potential of the playing group, I look forward to 2015 with great optimism at what can be achieved with continued hard work and the determination that was so clearly evident in 2014.

Anthony Mathison Coach

Premier Reserve Grade PRELIMINARY FINALIST

Reserve Grade in 2014 was a great experience for all involved. With an exciting bunch of colts coming through to grade rugby, some second year players, coupled with a few very experienced Premier Grade players we were all very excited in terms of what the year would bring.

Things did not start how we expected however losing our first game by a big margin and then a draw against Souths at Souths. After a couple of close games against Norths which we lost and then a win against Easts we were ready for a big turn out against GPS at GPS. After being totally outplayed and out muscled in every part of the game GPS ran away 32-0 victors. We finished the first round winning only 3 games from 8.

After a meeting with the players on a cold Tuesday night the team decided that the year was not over if we played to our strengths and trusted each other more on the field. With 8 games to go and a possible 40 points on offer we were not going to submit and play out the rest of the year for the fun of it.

The start of the second round saw us upset Sunnybank 36-15 and then easily dismantled Bond University and Souths. All of a sudden the playing group began to believe in the structures and more importantly in each other and we were on our way.

Norths at Brothers was classed as our pay back game as they defeated us in the first round and after accounting for them 45-0, the entire team knew we were building to something special. A few more wins had us in the top 4 with GPS and Uni to go.

The GPS game was one of the most exciting of the year with a try after the siren to win it. This is the first time we have beaten GPS in 5 years in this grade. A final round game against Uni and a win here would mean we went through the second round undefeated. After an early scare we managed to put on 29 unanswered points to secure a 29-7 victory.

Our first Semi Final was against Sunnybank and although down 28-10 at half time a classy performance in the second half saw us run away with the game 39-28. Next up was Uni in the knock out Semi. Although we trained well and prepared well we did not play our best rugby on the day. A somewhat disappointing end to the year as Uni started well and continued to dominate the play until eventually securing a 25-17 win.

With Des Kissane & Simon Price as fellow coaches, we thoroughly enjoyed the year with this group and hope the majority will be back next year striving for higher honours at Brothers.

Brendan Gabbett Coach

Dave Campbell Clynton Knox

Division One – 1st Grade

2014 was not a great season for First Grade finishing 6th on the competition ladder. The side had massive potential and should have made the final series.

A number of factors were responsible. The main one being lack of attendance by players at training. The commitment in 2015 needs to be a lot better for First Grade to make the top four. Injuries in the higher grades did not help our cause, we did not play the same combination of players all season and over fifty players played first grade. External problems such as University exams and work commitments also made the season difficult for selection purposes. Better communication needs to be established in 2015.

On a positive note we were quite a young side with some players from the previous season’s colt’s teams making their appearance in first grade and showing they had what it takes to play at this level. Sam O’Reilly in particular was promoted to reserves half way through the season and held his spot in the highly competitive loose forward position. Other players to stand out were James Briskie, David Corbenici, Ross Evans, Tim Lollback, Billy Leal and Andrew Price.

A big thank you must go to all the reserves who sat on the bench from second grade and to the first grade players who sat on the bench for Reserves. The efforts of John Diamond our manager and Matt Nichols assistant coach, thanks for your tireless efforts during the season. Thanks Matt Kaye for his assistance during my first season at Brothers.

I look forward to a much more successful season in 2015.

Tony Bundock Coach

Division One – 2nd Grade

Season 2014 was an indifferent year for 2nd Grade with new coaching team and large influx form 2013 Colts. The New Year started well with a mix of experience, youth and everyone enthusiastic during pre –season and showing some good form in trials with wins over Sunnybank & University with a tight loss to GPS.

Then came the curse of the season long & ending Injuries to some key players Daniel Kent, Liam Blake, Felix Sheahan & early captain Navi after our home game against East’s and unavailable players. By the finish of the first round of matches we had used a total of 48 different starting players. The large numbers in relation to player rotations led to difficulty in forming combinations, and ultimately left us to finish the season in 6th spot on the ladder.

We were able to build on some solid performances in the last few games of round one with solid games against GPS only losing by 2 points and claiming the clubs only point against GPS that day.

Round 2 provided us with some real highlights we win a gutsy win against Sunny bank and two really polished performances against East and our best performance of the year a 48 – 7 win away to West’s.

The last 2 rounds provided a big challenge hosting GPS and finishing the season away to UNI. We defiantly saved our best to last we every member of the team leaving it all on the park and showing true Brothers sprit and fitting to end. Although we lost both game the boys showed true club spirit & passion.

Big thanks also goes to Kieran Moffat who lead the team on & off the field for the majority of the season and did an outstanding job assisting John & myself with setting stands and dragging everyone else along.

Also thanks to Adrian Dixon for his efforts throughout the year that greatly improved our scrum, tight forward play and general inspiration to all the players.

As a whole, the lower grades predominately trained as a group (1sts, 2nds and 3rds) which helped lift training standards and aided players in being exposed to higher levels of play. Having new coaches in each grade helped alleviate some of the personality issues seen in previous years which also had a positive effect on the morale of the squad.

Some things to be worked on for the next season would be to develop a leadership group to lead from the front and to look to at training to avoid complacency and the occasional lack of focus. It is commonly accepted that the attitude at training is carried over to the game, and at times the players’ attitude to training lacked enthusiasm and snappiness.

The year definitely unearthed some good young players that will be better for the season this year with end of season awards going to the following. Best Forward: Dom Stitt Best Back: Teagan Tombe Best & Fairest: Matt Bray

Other players of note from the season: Nathan Shewry, Felix Sheahan, Daniel Kent, Evan Kostowski, James Briskie, Morgan Papi, John Kennedy, Dan Tweedy and a skinny kid that started the year in Colts then 3rd grade and played the last 4 rounds with us Jono See.

There is a lot of talent, depth and potential with the lower grade at Brothers. If can manage to keep everyone of the park week in week out. 2015 will be a very successful year for the Brethren across all grades.

Greg Beaver Coach

Division One - 3rd Grade

While the team started the year in the winner's circle, it soon turned into a long hard slog with the team finishing 7th on the ladder. While only finishing with two wins from the season, the results do not reflect how close the team was to winning many of the matches, including a one point loss to eventual premiers Souths.

With many injuries throughout the club and the resulting loss of players particularly from 3rd grade, it was good to see the dedication of many of the players to keep turning up week after week. The team was also made up of mainly new, young guys to the club and it was great to see them come together and improve so much as the season progressed.

Special thanks has to go to some of the Friday Night Bhoys who came down and filled in for us when we were short despite playing the night before, and a special mention to Landis Condon who did this week after week. Thanks would also have to go to the Army boys that came down near the end of the season to play for us when we were getting desperate for players.

I would also like to thank Tim Collyer, Bobby Longtime, David Ingram and Jimmy Vail for providing some old heads for a young team and instilling passion for the jersey and pulling the team together when times were tough.

Lastly I would like to thank Glen Boevink, my co-coach, for helping me throughout the year as well as John Burton and Greg Beaver for providing me with advice when I needed it. Also thank you to Sandy Prestedge for making sure the book was filled in properly after every match and David Magoffin for helping with the gear each week.

Michael Skinner Coach Premier Colts GRAND FINALIST Looking beyond the devastating result in the 2014 Grand Final, it was otherwise another highly successful year for Premier Colts and the Club.

With a good sprinkling of premier colts remaining from our popular 2013 campaign, the recruitment emphasis focused on a few key positions as well consolidating the depth of numbers throughout the colts program. Fortunately, a lot of talent was graduating from schools that we have recently strengthened our relationships with; St Joseph’s Colleges; Gregory Terrace & Nudgee, St Patricks, Downlands and Brisbane Grammar School being the main contributors of players. The colts program in 2014 once again improved on its overall numbers, which in turn enhanced the depth of the top side.

Pre-season was an extremely busy time for all coaching and management staff as we had a significant number of new faces to familiarise ourselves with. The trials against three top sides were all successful, which gave the squad some confidence moving into the start of the season. This was evident in the Premier Colts sides 5-1 stats after our first six games.

Highlights of our early rounds included; - Sam Walters and Sam Hyne finishing fantastic, wide running team tries in what was a very high quality 16-8 win over Sunnybank; - Jake Gagel and George Partridge scoring two and three tries respectively in individually dominant displays in a 54-4 demolition of traditional rivals Norths at Hugh Courtney Oval; and - Our second row pairing of Michael Gilbert and Joe Kendall sharing the spoils of three tries in a clinical 41-12 thrashing at Souths.

The team had a few set-backs mid-season, with injuries to key players and University exams hindering a lot of training and game days, which affected the team’s momentum. Dropping 4 of 5 mid-season fixtures, we found ourselves sitting in fifth place on a very congested ladder. To guarantee a top 4 finish and a finals birth, we needed to have an unbeaten run home. This was a task the boys took to with enthusiasm and determination. After wins against Wests and North’s, front rowers Zac Shanks and Andrew Gough with outside backs Will Shipperley and Kris Larosa, stood tall and were physically brutal in a 46-7 dismantling of Easts at the Tiger Den on ladies day - sending us into the last two rounds to face 1st and 2nd spot on the ladder.

Henry Fitzgerald and Paddy James then led the team to an inspired win over the hot favourites GPS in a cracking game on Old Boys Day at Crosby park. University at St Lucia was a tough way to finish the season and we looked beaten with 1 minute remaining and on our own 10metre line; but a brilliant back row move saw Angus Fowler slip a pass to winger George Partridge who scorched the turf like a greyhound in an amazing 90m try. To win 5 from 5 to finish the season was a credit to all of the individuals in the squad who showed determination, belief and a great work ethic.

Week 1 of our finals campaign brought the knockout semi-final, again against University. The escape act the previous week and a bolstered University outfit brought a lot of nervous excitement and energy. However, the team’s confidence and momentum was evident throughout the first half as Brothers played a far superior brand of finals football, dominating field position and frustrating University into errors. Tries to Sam Hicks, Will Shipperley and George Partridge secured an 18-12 win and a berth in the preliminary final. Here we met early season favourites and Minor Premiers GPS. Brothers prevailed, out enthusing GPS in attack and defence, and controlling the tempo of the game. Stuart McReight, Alistair Harper and Jay Nyssen were in the thick of everything with outstanding work rates that paved the way to a team victory 23 points to 18 - a Grand Final against Sunnybank awaited.

Contesting the first Brothers Colts’ grand final since 2005, the team started like seasoned professionals. Kicking to the corners, controlling possession, defending with great line speed and aggressive shoulder contact, we went to half time in front 10-3. The second half started much the same, and after a perfect set piece backs move which sent William Shipperley over untouched, we were looking comfortable at 15-3. Brothers threatened to open up the game mounting attacking raids one after the next, which failed to pay off through either handling errors or the scrambling Sunnybank defence. The ease at which Brothers were starting to break the line was a double edged sword which saw us chance our hand within our own territory and gift Sunnybank a soft try through our own errors. At 15-8, with 1 minute remaining, Brothers attempted a penalty goal to put the game out of reach with no time to play. The penalty missed and stayed in field, Sunnybank then showed enormous patience to put together a huge number of phases and go 100meters to score in the corner well after time was up. They then converted from the sideline to draw the match and ultimately win the premiership because they were placed higher on the ladder at the end of the regular season. Needless to say, it was a very bitter pill to swallow. While lots of lessons were no doubt learned, the loss shouldn’t take away from the huge effort put in by the team who, mid-season had an extremely tough road ahead to make top 4, let alone the grand final.

Despite a disappointing end, 2014 was very encouraging for the club as a whole. A number of colts gained experience in premier grade and proved we have a lot to look forward to in coming years. It was very encouraging to see William Shipperley moving uninhibited in Premier Grade after an injury ravaged 2013. Sam Hyne, Pat James, Henry Fitzgerald and first year colt Angus Fowler all featured for Premier Grade at times throughout the year also. Congratulations must also go to the boys after 10 Brothers players were chosen to represent Brisbane North, in the QLD 20’s trial.

Finally I would like to thank all the players, coaching staff, management and supporters for their efforts throughout the year. The 2014 colts have definitely lifted the bar both on and off the field and the club should be very proud of them, as I am.

Ben McCormack Coach

Division One - Colts I

Season 2014 like the one before, brought with it a lot of excitement and eagerness considering the wins we had last year. Unfortunately due to the nature of Colts 1, we had players stepping up and down for Premier Colts thus creating a rolling roster which eventually hurt us with combinations and consistency. Considering the wins and losses the Colts playing group had a year to remember on and off the field.

With an early season loss then a two week spell the boys were feeling fresh for our Friday night encounter with Souths. Considering the numerous late changes to the team the boys stood tall and played out of their skins to narrowly go down. Courage would be understatement; with Jeremy Stevens unknowingly breaking his jaw in the first half and to continue and play through to near on the final whistle was nothing short of the measure of the guy.

The boys gained confidence from a barn storming win against the ever struggling West Bulldogs, with the wind finally blowing in our direction our season felt like it was on the turn. Unfortunately injuries throughout the colts program hit our team and triggered another reshuffle. Our season was slowly slipping from our grasp but our ever conquering spirit was not.

The boys were very welcomely introduced to a club favourite and Brothers Club Old Boy Wayne Mackie. Wayne joined the coaching staff to assist the team in the absence of the ever delivering Graeme Silvester and Peter Haig. Graeme was seconded to the juniors program where this year he was very successful at both club and representative level. Peter along with his wife Isla had welcomed the birth of their first daughter Lillie. Having Wayne on board did bring a new fresh face and a style that the boys responded well to.

With some major focus on our team commitment and a rejuvenated defensive strategy saw the boys lift and give Wests another slap in the face. It was a hard few losses throughout the middle and back end of the season that had the boys down and feeling a bit out, the boys dug deep in the hopes of sending the big George Rafter out with a win in his last home game as a Colt. Unfortunately for the colts favourite George, this was not to be, the boys going down in hard fought tussle with GPS.

Having seen how hard the boys had trained and played this year, we thought it best to show our gratitude for a tough season by organising a few light refreshments in the bottom oval change rooms prior to cheering on both premier teams.

I would like to send congratulations to our entire Colts 1 Squad, including the guys who sat around every Saturday to either run water, run the line and reserve. We would not have had as much fun as we did without their commitment. For the colts coming back next year to the program – get excited and be prepared to work even harder and for those boys heading up to grades – Best of luck, you all will do exceptionally well. Thanks for another great year.

Blair Hart Coach

Giles Beveridge Pierce FitzGerald

Division One - Colts 2 Our first game of the season included over 30 Colts II players looking for a run. At season’s end we had very similar playing numbers and an ever crowded reserves bench. Turn up to training and you had guaranteed game time.

I would like to thank the players for their understanding and the manner in which they approached training and games. I accept that the constant changes made developing combinations difficult. In spite of this we were in semi-finals contention till late into the season. Unfortunately we finished just outside of the top four.

Some of the long standing traditional Brisbane clubs have struggled to field Colts II teams in recent years. Brothers Colts II for season 2014 did not forfeit any games, had a full roster of players and reserves and had a contestable scrum for every minute of every game. Our scrum was our strength but was only ‘in play’ for about half of our games.

Thank you to Matt Kaye for helping to make the dressing shed on the Vic Walsh Oval clean and usable for every match day. It became the unofficial clubhouse for Colts II and a few recovery drinks after every game, before the move to Colts Corner.

To Wally Bennett for his time and commitment as our forwards coach, a further thank you. I think it is now 31 years since Wal first coached a Colts team at Brothers. Apparently the only difference is back then “we only drank heavies”.

To our newest Life Member and very long term Colts mentor Dennis ‘Rugby’ O’Rourke, much praise for the thankless task of chasing up 17 and 18 year olds for ‘paperwork’ and subs.

Further and most importantly to the young men who have played their last Colts games. I hope you have enjoyed this year and your memories of Brothers Rugby and the friends you have made serve you well into the future and that this is but a fraction of your future involvement with “the boys from Crosby park”.

Stephen Partridge Coach

Damon Murphy’s 150th Premier Grade Game vs. Sunnybank

QSRU Division 5 - Normanby Cup (1) “FIRE ANTS” GRAND FINALIST

Manager declined to submit team report for inclusion in this Annual Report.

Fraser Bax Manager

QSRU Division 5 – Normanby Cup (2) SEMI-FINALIST

32 players present themselves for preseason training and to see who would be selected to represent FNF. Beep tests urine tests, fat demobilisation tests, drug tests, were all used.

Such was the calibre of player all 32 survived, the task of gelling players together would be onerous, and combinations had to be sorted thru (boxer boys, tightey whiteys or free ballers.)

21 March the first game was upon us 27 to 7 a win the combination were working, boxer boys in the front row tightey whiteys in the back row and the free ballers airing their views in the backs. Had we found the holy grail of coach a test was needed.

Second game found us in front at half time after break a couple of free ballers were put in the back row and a boxer boy shifted to the backs, all hell broke loose red cards, yellow cards, pokers cards if it was a card it was used, result a loss. Game three had us back to the combinations that worked with a 22 to nil win over Meds

We lost some boxer boys and a couple of free ballers throughout the year

With our worst loss at the hands of Logan this game was played with 12 Brothers boys doing it for each other, club Logan had just finished their training session before the game and had 30 reserves to choose from. As a coach I feared and felt for my players, if they got injured they got up and just ripped in, players rising again and again no one wanted to let the other 11 down. We started with 12 and finished with 12 bruised blooded but never broken FNF boys.

Injuries, university and work commitments suspensions happened throughout the years which lead to us scrapping in to playoffs.

Could we hold off the fat lady we hadn’t beaten the teams above us all year could dreams come true, alas no she sung her tune and we where bundled out in straight sets.

Like to thank the strappers (Sue and Elly) for patching up the boys.

Thank you to Trent for sponsoring the boys.

Coach Price for your support and wisdom.

To all you Boxer boys, Tightey Whiteys and free ballers thanks for the season

Pre-season training started yesterday.

Mark Andrews Coach

TEAM PHOTOS

PREMIER “A” GRADE

PREMIER RESERVE

PREMIER COLTS TEAM PHOTOS

BRISBANE 1st GRADE

BRISBANE 2nd GRADE

BRISBANE 3rd GRADE

TEAM PHOTOS

BRISBANE COLTS 1

BRISBANE COLTS 2

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BROTHERS RUGBY FRATERNITY

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 Premier Grade in the RugbyWA Premier Rugby competition for 2015.

Sunshine Coast (SCDRU): Cairns (FNQRU): A Grade – No team fielded A Grade – 6th Res Grade – No team fielded Res Grade – Semi-Finalist Colts (U19) – No Competition Colts (U19) – No Competition Women – No Competition Women – No Competition Club Championship – Not Contested Club Championship – 4th Sydney (NSWSRU) 2nd Division: Townsville (TDRU): 1st Grade (Barraclough Cup) – JOINT PREMIERS 1st Grade – Minor Premiers & PREMIERS 2nd Grade (Stockdale Cup) – Minor Premiers & Preliminary 2nd Grade – Grand Finalist Finalist 3rd Grade – Grand Finalist 3rd Grade (Blunt Cup) – 5th Colts (U19) – Minor Premiers & Grand Finalist 4th Grade (Richardson Cup) – 10th Women – No team fielded Colts (U21) (Robertson Cup) – 5th Club Championship – 1st Club Championship (Reliance Shield) – 1st

Mackay (MDRU): Joondalup (RugbyWA): A Grade – 6th & Plate Finalist 1st Grade (Premier Reserve Grade) – Preliminary Finalist Res Grade – No Competition 2nd Grade (Championship ‘A’ Grade) – 15th Colts (U19) – No Competition 3rd Grade (Championship ‘B’ Grade) – 15th Club Championship – Not Awarded Colts (U19) – Preliminary Finalist Women – No team fielded Rockhampton (CQRU): A Grade – PREMIERS Port Moresby (Capital Rugby Union): Res Grade – Preliminary Finalist Premier Grade – 5th Colts (U19) – No Competition A Grade – 6th Club Championship – 2nd B Grade – 6th Colts (U19) – Preliminary Finalist Women – Semi-finalist

Queensland Country Tour to New Zealand 2014

 A 25 man Queensland Country Healers squad, selected from 9 of the 11 QCRU Sub-unions, headed to the south island of New Zealand for a two match tour in June of this year, only the fourth time that a Queensland Country team has undertaken such a tour.  The Brothers Rugby Fraternity is proud to note that 9 members of the 25 man tour squad have come through the Brothers Rugby development system within our great State.  Well done to all our Queensland BUTCHER BHOYS.

NAME Region Sub-Union CURRENT Club Former Clubs Matthew Blair SQ GCDRU Helensvale Hogs Brothers (Brisbane) Sonny Power SQ DDRU Condamine Cods Brothers (Brisbane) Paul Doneley CQ WQRU Barcaldine Boars Brothers (Brisbane) Lee Anderson CQ RDRU Brothers (Rockhampton) Benjamin Douglas NQ TDRU Brothers (Townsville) Cohan Guerra NQ TDRU Brothers (Townsville) Andrew Parker NQ TDRU Brothers (Townsville) Michael Parker NQ TDRU Brothers (Townsville) Apaitia Matalau NQ TDRU Ross Rivers Redskins Brothers (Townsville) Leo Pakome NQ TDRU Ross Rivers Redskins Teachers-Wests Thomas Vinson NQ TDRU Teachers-Wests Seamus Huppatz NQ TDRU Teachers-Wests Dale Ahwang NQ CDRU Northern Beaches Mudcrabs Barron-Trinity Bulls Jesse McMillan CQ CHRU Capella Cattledogs Fraser Coast Mariners John Ellis CQ BDRU Turtles (Bundaberg) Orange Emus Jason Welburn SQ SCDRU University of Sunshine Coast Orange Emus Samuel Hogarth SQ DDRU Dalby Wheatman Matthew Howse SQ DDRU Dalby Wheatman Paul Maguire SQ DDRU Dalby Wheatman Terrance Harvey SQ DDRU Toowoomba Bears Hayden Makiri SQ GCDRU Gold Coast Eagles Jack Finigan SQ GCDRU Helensvale Hogs Thomas Beattie SQ SCDRU University of Sunshine Coast Sunshine Coast Stingrays James Turvey SQ SCDRU Maroochydore Swans Sunshine Coast Stingrays Nicholas Chapman SQ SCDRU Noosa Dolphins

North Canterbury Sub-Union 18 defeated Queensland Country 14 (Paul Doneley, Matt Blair tries; Tom Vinson 2 con) at Kaiapoi

Queensland Country 31 (Paul Doneley, Michael Parker, Ben Douglas, Paul Maguire, Tom Vinson tries; Tom Vinson 3 con) defeated North Otago Invitational XV 14 at Oamaru

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Founded 1962 by Old Unión de Rugby del Boys of Stella Maris Uruguay (URU) College (CBC), Premier Division Montevideo, Uruguay

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Founded 1979 by Old Unión de Rugby de Boys of Cardinal Buenos Aires (URBA) Newman College (CBC), Top 14 Buenos Aries, Argentina

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Townsville “A” Grade Premiers – 24th TITLE

Rockhampton “A” Grade Premiers – 9th TITLE TROPHY AWARD WINNERS

The Managers “Honour Pocket” Award – Andrew McGregor COADY

TEAM AWARDS

Premier “A” Grade Premier Colts Best Forward: Benjamin Suisala Best Forward: Alister Harper Best Back: Samuel Greene Best Back: Kristiaan Larosa Best & Fairest: Clynton Knox Best & Fairest: Henry FitzGerald

Premier Reserve Grade Division 1 - Colts I Best Forward: Timothy Ridgeway Best Forward: Sean Langkilde Best Back: Hugh Stitt Best Back: Dominic Daunt Best & Fairest: Angus McLean Best & Fairest: Jesse Brown

Division 1 - First Grade Division 1 - Colts 2 Best Forward: David Corbenici Best Forward: Samuel Nichols Best Back: James Briskie Best Back: Benjamin Williams Best & Fairest: Timothy Lollback Best & Fairest: Cameron Britton

Division 1 - Second Grade QSRU - Normanby Cup 1 “Fire Ants” Best Forward: Dominic Stitt Best Forward: Luke Andrews Best Back: Teagan Tombe Best Back: Frederick Donne Best & Fairest: Matthew Bray Best & Fairest: Jonathon McKellar

Division 1 - Third Grade QSRU - Normanby Cup 2 Best Forward: Luc Rance Best Forward: Richard Parker Best Back: Adam Roer Best Back: Patrick Moore Best & Fairest: Nicholas Craig Best & Fairest: Landis Condon

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AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONALS 73 WALLABIES, 1 KANGAROO

Matches Test Captain No Player Honour Board (Tests) Year Match Caps 1 Colton, T.J. 5 (2) 1905 2 Carmichael, P.P. 38 (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. 18 (9) 1910, 13, 14, 19 7 Murphy, W 11 (1) 1912 8 Flynn, J.P. 16 (2) 1912, 13, 14C, 19 1914 23 1 9 McMahon, M.J. 6 (1) 1913, 19 10 Thompson, J 2 1914 11 Birt, R.S.W. 1 1914 12 Kruetzer, S.D. 2 (1) 1914, 19 13 Morrissey, W 1 1914 14 Swenson, W.H. 1 0 1914 15 Swenson, F. 1 0 1914 16 Breen, W.M. 3 2 (0) 1919 17 Mooney, V. 3 2 (0) 1919 18 O'Sullivan, B. 3 2 (0) 1919 19 Murray, R. 3 1 (0) 1919 20 Gorman, J.T. 32 (10) 1928C 1928 31 7 21 Banks, P.E. 1 (0) 1930 22 Howard, J. 2 1938 23 McMaster, R.E. 38 (7) 1946, 47, 48 24 Hodda, K.J. 2 1 (0) 1946 25 Bourke, T.K. 16 (1) 1947, 48 26 Harvey, P.B. 2 1949 27 Fogarty, J.R. 6 (2) 1949 28 Forbes, C.F. 22 (6) 1952, 53, 54, 56 29 Sweeney, T.L. 14 (1) 1953 30 Ryan, K.J. 30 (5) 1957, 58 31 Connor, D.M. 40 (12) 1957, 58C, 59 1958 131 2 32 Roberts, H.F. 10 (4) 1958, 61 33 Forbes, L.J. 2 4 (0) 1958 34 Knapp, P.L. 1 0 1961 35 O’Neill, D.J. 20 (2) 1962, 63, 64 36 Honan, R.E. 6 (2) 1964 37 Purcell, M.P. 21 (3) 1966, 67 38 Honan, B.D. 23 (9) 1967, 68, 69 39 Reilly, N.P. 27 (10) 1968, 69 40 Pope, A.M. 2 (1) 1968 41 Barry, M.J. 15 (1) 1968, 69, 71 42 Sullivan, S.S. 2 11 (0) 1968, 69 43 Kelleher, R.J. 11 (2) 1968, 69 44 L’Estrange, R.D. 44 (16) 1968, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 45 Moore, P.D. 2 11 (0) 1969 46 McLean, J.J. 32 (13) 1971, 72, 73, 74 47 Dunworth, D.A. 14 (5) 1971, 72, 73, 75, 76 48 Flynn, B.M. 2 4 (0) 1971 49 Freney, M.E. 14 (6) 1972, 73 50 Cocks, M.R. 29 (10) 1973, 75 51 Shaw, A.A. 84 (36) 1973, 75, 76, 78C, 79C, 80C, 81C, 82 1978 211 15 52 McLean, P.E. 70 (30) 1974, 75, 76, 78, 79, 80C, 81, 82 1980 221 1 53 Moon, B.J. 67 (35) 1978, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86 54 Handy, C.B. 16 (6) 1978, 79, 80 55 D’Arcy, A.M.W. 26 (10) 1979, 80, 81, 82 56 Hanley, R.G. 24 (3) 1982, 83, 84, 85 57 Nightingale, S.N. 2 5 (0) 1982 58 McBain, M.I. 44 (7) 1983, 84, 85, 86, 87W, 88, 89 59 Grigg, P.C. 61 (25) 1985, 86, 87W 60 Frawley, D.J. 26 (10) 1986, 87, 88 61 McCall, R.J. 72 (40) 1986, 88, 89, 90, 91W, 92, 93, 94, 95CW 1995 330 1 62 Maguire, D.J. 12 (3) 1989, 90 63 Ryan, M.J. 2 8 (0) 1990, 92, 93 64 Eales, J.A. 97 (86) 1991W, 92, 94, 95W, 96C, 97C, 98C, 99CW, 2000C, 01C 1996 334 55 65 Tabua Tamanivalu, I.S. 13 (10) 1993, 94, 95W 66 Cannon, B.J. 1, 2 47 (42) 1996, 97 67 Flatley, E.J. 44 (38) 1997, 2000, 01, 02, 03W, 04, 05 68 Panoho, G.M. 21 1998, 99W, 2000, 01, 03 69 Spooner, N.R. 2 1999 70 Cordingley, S.A. 25 2000, 06, 07W, 08 71 Hardman, S.P. 4 2002, 06, 07W 72 Croft, D.N. 5 2002, 03W, 04 73 Shipperley, D.P. 4* 2012 74 McKibbin, B. 1, 2 0 2012 75

The ARU have ruled on the criteria for a player to be known as a Wallaby or an Uncapped Wallaby: a) Any player that is selected in a Wallabies squad and tours overseas with the national team is considered an Uncapped Wallaby, even if for any reason he is unable to play in a match, b) Any player who was selected to assemble with a Wallabies squad and trained with the team in the lead-up to a Test during the period of the non-replacement rule in International Rugby is considered an Uncapped Wallaby; and/or c) Any player in the replacement rule era who has been selected in a Wallabies Test squad, is part of the 22-man game day squad, but is not called on during the course of the match is considered an Uncapped Wallaby. AUSTRALIAN 7's REPRESENTIVES

Captain No Player Matches Honour Board Year Match Caps 1 McLean, P.E. 1977, 78 2 Shaw, A.A. 1977, 78 3 Moon, B.J. 1981, 82, 83, 84, 86 4 Tabua Tamanivalu, I.S. 1993W 5 Faoagali, M. 1997 6 Croft, D.N. 1999, 2000 7 Sauer, A.S. 2004, 05, 06, 07C, 08 2007 8 Murphy, D.C. 2005, 06E, 08, 09CW 2009 9 Shipperley, D.P. 2009, 10 10

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. 2010 Brosnan, W. 1993 Nightingale, M. 1980 Postal, T. 2011 Condon, B. 1994 Hanley, R. 1981, 82 Payne, J. 2014 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 Flately, E. 1996, 97, 98 Beauchamp, L. 2011 Ross, S. 1998 Hardman, S. 1998 Croft, D. 1999, 2000 Daruda, S. 2005 Mailata, T. 2005

INTERNATIONALS (OTHER NATIONS – Tier 1 & Tier 2)

Matches Test Captain No Player Honour Board (Tests) Year Match Caps 1 Bolawagatabu, E.V. 15 FIJI 1969C, 70C, 72, 73 1969 4

2 Tamanivalu, T. 8 FIJI 1995, 96

3 Bari, M.D. 18 FIJI 1995, 96, 97

4 Tabua Tamanivalu, I.S. 16 FIJI 1998, 99W

5 Seruvakula S. 1 FIJI 2002, 03W

6 Buchholz, J.R. 9 USA 2004

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INTERNATIONALS (OTHER NATIONS – Tier 3)

Matches Test Captain No Player Honour Board (Tests) Year Match Caps PHILIPPHINES 2006, 07, 08, 09, 10, 1 Duhig, M.J.J. 17* 11, 12, 13, 14 2 Dixon, A.K. 6 (2)* PNG 2008, 09, 10, 11

3 McLay, A.D. PNG 2008,

4 Maui, B. 1* COOK ISLANDS 2014

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INTERNATIONALS (SELECTION WHILST AT ANOTHER CLUB)

Matches Years at Test Captain No Player Honour Board (TESTS) Brothers Year Caps 1 Gralton, A.S.I. 3 1899, 1903 1905-19

2 Colton, T.J. 5 (2) 1904 1905-08

3 Carmichael, P.P. 38 (4) 1904, 08, 09 1906-07

4 Cunningham, P. 3 (0) 1912 1919

5 Gorman, J.T. 32 (10) 1924, 1929C, 30C 1926-28 1928-30 7 6 Hamalainen, H.A. 3 1929 1923-28, 31-33

7 Gibbons, E.deC. 8 (3) 1936, 39 1943

8 Connor, D.M. 15 (12) NEW ZEALAND 1961, 62, 63, 64 1954-59

9 Bolawagatabu, E.V. 15 FIJI 1963 1965-75

10 Cocks, M.R. 29 (10) 1969, 72 1973-79

11 Hall, D.A. 39 (15) 1980, 81, 82, 83 1973-77

12 Rickit, H. 2 NEW ZEALAND 1981 1974

13 Grigg, P.C. 61 (25) 1979, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 1985-90

PORTUGAL 1995, 96, 97, 98, 99, 14 Hoffmann, P.D. 28 1990-93, 2004-06 2000-03 10 2000C, 01C, 02C, 03C 15 Skeggs, A. 2 1 (0) 1993 1991

16 Vola Vola, P. 10 FIJI 1985, 86, 87W, 91 1994-97, 2005

17 Cannon, B.J. 47 (42) 2001, 02, 03W, 04, 05, 06, 07 1995-97

18 Bari, M.D. 18 FIJI 1998, 99W 1995-97

19 Daly, A.J 56 (41) 1989, 90, 91W, 92, 93, 94, 95W 1996

20 Fava, S.G. 6 (5) 2005, 06 2000-01

21 Siale, T. 3 TONGA 1997 2003-04

22 Gardener, J.K. 13 PORTUGAL 2010,11 2003-06

23 Satui, S. 0 TONGA 2009 2004-07

24 Scott-Young, S.J.N. 28 (7) 1990, 91, 92 2006-07

25 Nasiganiyavi, R.N.N. 15 FIJI 2010, 13, 14 2006

26 Palha, S. 16 PORTUGAL 2006, 07W, 08, 09, 10 2011

27 Skelton, E. 4 SAMOA 2009 2011

28 Siulangapo, P. 1 TONGA 2010 2011

29 Mathison, A.R. 1 (0) 2004 2014

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BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB

QUEENSLAND 43 Twomey, J. 1928 44 Arnell, L. 1930, 31 No. Player Honour Board 45 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 88 Spillane, K. 1949 136 Shanahan, T. 1967 89 Brusasco, I. 1950, 51 137 Allen, E. 1968 90 Clancy, H. 1950, 51 138 Kelleher, R. 1968, 69, 70, 71 91 Guilfoyle, D. (Jnr) 1950 139 L’Estrange, D. 1968, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 92 Maccheroni, T. 1950 140 Reilly, P. 1968, 69 93 Buchanan, J. 1951 141 Sullivan, S. 1968, 69 94 Smith, S. 1951 142 Andrews, W. 1969, 70, 72, 75 95 Corcoran, T. 1952, 53 143 Dunworth, D. 1969, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 96 Forbes, C. 1952, 53, 54, 56 144 Flynn, M. 1969, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 78 97 Heenan, P. 1952, 53 145 McLean, J. 1969, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 98 Sweeney, T. 1952, 53, 54 146 Moore, P. 1969, 70 99 Deignan, B. 1953, 54 147 White, B. 1969 100 Smith, J. 1953, 54 148 Freney, M. 1970, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 101 Swepson, P. 1953, 54 149 Lewis, P. 1970 102 Connor, D. 1954, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 150 Price, R. 1970, 71, 72, 74 103 Ellis, J. 1954, 55 151 Fleming, P. 1972 104 Ryan, K. 1954, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 152 Handy, C. 1972, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 105 Forbes, L. 1955, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60 80 153 O'Reilly, J. 1972 106 Chambers, B. 1955 154 Cocks, R. 1973, 74, 75 107 Connors, P. 1955 155 McLean, P. 1973, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 108 Traill, G 1955 81, 82 109 Clarke, J. 1956, 59 156 Shaw, A.A. 1973, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 110 Sweeney, P. 1956 81, 82, 83 111 Hogan V. 1957, 58 157 Anderson, M. 1974 112 Roberts, H. 1958, 59, 61, 63 158 Logan, D. 1974, 75, 76 113 Deveries, G. 1958 159 Rickett, H. 1974 114 Fitzpatrick, K. 1959 160 White, G. 1974, 75 115 Flynn, J. 1959 161 Dunsdon, R. 1974 116 Cullinan, M. 1960 162 Howell, B. 1974 117 Lusk, K. 1960 163 Twist, P. 1974 118 McCarthy, D. 1960 164 Hall, D. 1975, 76 119 Knapp, P. 1961 165 Leal, B. 1975, 76 120 Stevens, P. 1961, 62, 65 166 D’Arcy, T. 1978, 79, 80, 81, 82 121 Laracy, R. 1961 167 Moon, B. 1978, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 122 O’Neill, D. 1962, 63, 64, 65, 66 168 Costello, P. 1980, 81, 83, 84 123 Arnell, F. (Jnr) 1963 169 McBain, M. 1980, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 88, 124 Honan, R. 1963, 64, 65, 66 89, 90 170 Nightingale, S. 1980, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88 125 Hose, A. 1963, 64 171 Hanley, R. 1981, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 126 Suggars, W. 1963 172 Nightingale, M. 1982 127 Murphy, J. 1965, 66 173 Burke, G. 1982 128 Purcell, M. 1965, 66, 67 174 Crank, M. 1983, 84, 85, 86, 90 129 Ryan, D. 1965, 66 175 Lavin, P. 1983 130 Barry, M. 1966, 71 176 Tighe, D. 1983 131 Honan, B. 1966, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71 177 Frawley, D. 1985, 86 132 Bolawagatabu, E. 1967, 68 178 Grigg, P. 1985, 86, 87, 88, 89 133 Costello, J. 1967 179 Mills, P. 1985, 86, 87, 88 134 Dunsdon, J. 1967, 68 180 McCall, R. 1986, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 135 Pope, A. 1967, 68, 69, 70, 71 94, 95, 96 207 Collis, D. 2005 181 Partridge, S. 1987 208 Satui, S. 2006 182 Maguire, D. 1989, 90, 91, 92 209 McKibbin, B. 2009 183 Dodson, T. 1990 210 Shaw, A.G. 2009, 10 184 Eales, J. 1990, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 211 Chambers, W. 2010, 11 99, 2000, 01 212 Shipperley, D. 2011, 12, 13, 14 185 Ryan, M. 1990, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 213 Murphy, D.E. 2011, 12 186 Skeggs, A. 1991 214 Rapana, J. 2012 187 Holt, M. 1993 215 188 Jefferies, K. 1993 216 189 Panoho, G. 1993, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 217 2000, 01, 02, 03 190 Tabua, I. 1993, 94, 95, 96 218 191 Bari, M. 1996 219 192 Cannon, B. 1996, 97, 98 220 193 Daly, A. 1996

194 Flatley, E. 1996, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06 QUEENSLAND SUBURBAN (1964-Present) 195 Carne, W. 1997 196 Coombe, A. 1997 No. Player Honour Board 197 Grant, L. 1997 1 Hoatson, K. 1996 198 Harley, A. 1997 2 Horton, T. 2002 199 Watkins, J. 1997, 98 3 Harrington, D. 2003 200 Cordingley, S. 1999, 2000, 06, 07, 08 4 Klinge, R. 2003 201 Hardman, S. 1999, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 5 Timmins, M. 2012 06, 07, 08, 09, 10 6 DeWet, D. 2012 202 Spooner, N. 1999 7 Asprey, D. 2013 203 Croft, D. 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 8 08 9 204 Fava, S. 2000, 01 10 205 Daruda, S. 2005 206 Sauer, A. 2005, 06, 09

Correct as at 30 November 2013

Queensland U20’s BROTHERS RUGBY CLUB (1996-2001, 2006-10)

AUSTRALIAN WOMENS INTERNATIONALS

Test Captain No Player Honour Board Caps Year Match Caps 1 Columbus, J.E. 2 1996C, 97 1996 1 2 Hart, B.A. 7 1998W 3 Osborne, T.L. 10 1998W, 2001 4 Palaialii, P.U. 14 1998W 5 Batibasaga, I.C. 6 2006W, 07, 08, 09, 10W 6 Finch, A.J. 1 2006W 7 Tavo, R.S. 2010

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AUSTRALIAN WOMENS 7's REPRESENTATIVES

Captain No Player Matches Honour Board Year Match Caps 1 Batibasaga, I.C. 2008, 10 2 Tavo, R.S. 2008, 09W, 10

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QUEENSLAND WOMEN

No. Player Honour Board No. Player Honour Board 1 Jones, L. 1996 16 Stuart, K. 2000 2 King, F. 1996, 97 17 Batibasaga, I.C. 2006, 07, 08, 09, 10 3 Columbus, J.E. 1996, 97, 98, 99, 2000 18 Finch, A.J. 2006 4 Collier, J. 1997 19 Stiffler, M.C. 2006 5 Kairl, J. 1997, 98, 99, 2000 20 Robson, A.K. 2008 6 Olive, C. 1997, 99 21 Tavo, R.S. 2008, 09, 10 7 Patterson, A. 1997, 98, 99 22 Blair, H.K. 2009, 10 8 Hart, B.A. 1998 23 9 McCallum, K. 1998 24 10 Nooteboom, V. 1998 25 11 Osborne, T.L. 1998, 99, 2000, 01 26 12 Palaialii, P.U. 1998 27 13 Hall, T. 2000 28 14 Hoyle, T. 2000 29 15 Shaw, K. 2000 30

PREMIER GRADE GAMES PLAYED SINCE 1946

PLAYER GAMES Dallan Murphy 95 D. O'Rourke 55 Bryan O’Connell 230 M. Andersen 95 J. Connolly 55 Andrew Coady 201 M. Ephraims 95 W. Andrews 55 James Windsor 181 B. Hunt 94 A. Apelt 54 Tony Shaw 180 K. Jefferies 93 J. Grasso 54 Paul Mills 168 S. Burstow 91 J. McKendry 54 Nathanuel Gendle 167 A. Cox 90 E. Bolawagatabu 53 Mark McBain 166 M. Potts 88 J. Murphy 52 Dan Tighe 160 J. Grant 85 J. Smith 52 Peter Lavin 158 James Harvey 84 Z. Hilton 52 Mark Nightingale 156 G. Panoho 79 A. McLean 51 Damon Murphy 155 Sean Ryan 78 D. Frawley 51 Greg Burke 153 P. Moore 77 D. Woods 51 Simon Price 151 C. Freney 75 C. Mounsey 50 Michael Crank 146 T. O'Sullivan 75 Iosefo Tabalala 50 Paul Costello 145 B. Moon 74 J. Bosanquet 50 Anthony Pyers 143 B. Stapleton 72 K. Stanton 50 Dominic Maguire 139 A. Dunn 70 B. Leal 49 John Watkins 138 T. Jones 70 J. Gabbett 49 Geoff White 135 R. Cocks 69 L. Shaw 49 Matthew Dews 131 M. Flynn 68 Peter Sweeney 48 Tim Dodson 129 P. Beckett 66 A. Miller 47 Anthony Sauer 128 S. Reid 65 B. Dawson 47 Rod McCall 127 T. D'Arcy 65 B. Delahunty 47 Stephen Partridge 127 D. Ryan 64 P. Twist 47 Adam Bennie 121 L. Beauchamp 64 S. Windsor 47 David Logan 121 P. Stevens 64 F. Carmody 46 Tim Grady 120 G. Traill 63 T. O'Connell 46 Sean Hardman 115 J. Hannan 62 A. O'Brien 45 Paul McLean 113 P. French 62 K. Allen 45 Ron Price 113 K. Maccheroni 61 M. Itel 45 Paul Bone 112 R. Craig 61 M. Steele 45 Peter Tunney 111 L. Forbes 60 C. Forbes 44 Jason McCall 110 D. Dunworth 59 D. Marshall 44 Nathan Ross 110 G. Leyden 59 J. Dunsdon 44 Paul Doneley 110 P. O'Donnell 59 J. Eales 44 Ross Hanley 110 J. Buchanan 58 J. Maguire 44 Shaun O'Brien 110 J. Carter 58 P. Knapp 44 George Tagicakibau 109 A. Merlo 57 B. Smith 43 Dan Woolnough 108 B. Walker 57 P. Loli 43 David Croft 108 D. Drake 57 Paul O'Brien 43 Jerry O'Reilly 106 D. L'Estrange 57 R. O'Malley 43 Chris Handy 105 J. McLaughlin 57 S. Grasso 43 Jason Woodward 104 T. Corcoran 57 D. Kilmartin 42 Adrian Dixon 103 B. McKibbin 56 L. Creighton 42 Brendan Gabbett 102 H. Clancy 56 Andrew Shaw 41 Jason Aland 102 M. Halpin 56 D. Connor 41 Michael Freney 100 R. Laracy 56 G. Tracey 41 Shane Nightingale 100 D. Campbell 55 M. Ramalli 41 P. Grigg 41 J. Tolhurst 31 J. Bourke 24 P. Vola Vola 41 M. Edwards 31 J. Costello 24 Sean W. Ryan 41 N. O'Connor 31 P. Connors 24 W. Reilly 41 Pierce FitzGerald 31 P. Mooney 24 Darren Murphy 40 J. Johnston 30 P. O'Neill 24 J. O'Connor 40 M. Felsman 30 D. Bowman 23 A. McLay 38 T. Honan 30 D. Dunn 23 D. Collis 38 B. Honan 29 E. Allen 23 P. Heenan 38 D. McCarthy 29 G. Kelly 23 R. Vaughan 38 G. Appleton 29 H. Symes 23 A. Hose 37 J. Ellis 29 J. Narruhn 23 B. Chalmers 37 M. Barry 29 L. Reilly 23 C. Bidois 37 Paul Sweeney 29 P. Reilly 23 D. O'Neill 37 B. McCormack 28 A. Harley 22 M. Purcell 37 C. Whyllie 28 B. Cannon 22 C. Hammond 36 D. Mason 28 D. Kappu 22 D. Shipperley 36 F. Wright 28 G. Lawler 22 H. Roberts 36 J. Grainger 28 M. Wiggins 22 K. Ryan 36 J. Suggars 28 M.R. Smith 22 R. Hose 36 J. Washington 28 P. Douglas 22 S. Ross 36 Luke Harvey 28 S. Smith 22 D. Asprey 35 M. Hefferan 28 A. Skeggs 21 P. Frisby 35 M. James 28 B. White 21 A. Pope 34 M. Lyons 28 D. Dyson 21 G. Felsman 34 M. Mahoney 28 D. Semple 21 G. Gross 34 P. Hawke 28 Dennis Croft 21 P. D'Arcy 34 R. Hogan 28 J. Fitzpatrick 21 T. Postal 34 A. Wright 27 P. Hancock 21 V. McLoughlin 34 D. Dunsdon 27 R. Elmer 21 D. Carlton 33 D. Hall 27 R. Hoffman 21 D. Dalton 33 P. Swepson 27 R. McGruther 21 E. Flatley 33 S. Cordingley 27 R. Schultz 21 M. Ryan 33 T. Burkett 27 S. Fava 21 P. Neisler 33 T. Frisby 27 T. McMahon 21 R. Pentecost 33 F. Bistrain 26 A. Coombe 20 S. Dahms 33 J. McLean 26 A. Hudson 20 T. Maccheroni 33 M. Geary 26 G. Millburn 20 T. Tabua 33 N. Superina 26 J. Colvin 20 A. Boyd 32 R. Tully 26 J. Delahunty 20 A. Burtenshaw 32 W. Brosnan 26 J. Patane 20 B. Campbell 32 W. Grayson 26 J. Peters 20 M. Conway 32 C. Knox 25 S. Sullivan 20 R. Honan 32 D. Henegan 25 T. Colley 20 Samiuela Satui 32 G. Warren 25 T. Sayer 20 W. Maki 32 J. Power 25 A. Gold 19 B. Nadenic 31 S. Best 25 B. Gillespie 19 I. Thomson 31 S. Kelly 25 D. Gardner 19 J. Durkin 31 S. Seruvakula 25 E. Burke 19 G. Hutchinson 19 G. Crocombe 15 M.R. Smith 12 I. Mosese 19 J. Bennie 15 P. Fleming 12 L. Barber 19 J. Lynch 15 P. O'Brien 12 M. Braithwaite 19 K. Lusk 15 R. Andersen 12 M. Cullinan 19 M. Blockey 15 R. Leeson 12 M. Gaviolli 19 M. Cristan 15 T. Canty 12 M. Twist 19 M. Mafi 15 B. Hart 11 N. Freney 19 M. McGrath 15 B. Maui 11 P. Stephenson 19 M. Shanahan 15 B. Phelps 11 B. Perkins 18 P. Buxton 15 C. Osborne 11 D. Hannay 18 P. Leary 15 C. Windsor 11 D. Taikato-Simpson 18 P. Murray 15 D. O'Brien 11 J. Martin 18 P. Wall 15 E. Gillen 11 K. Sanday 18 R. Cook 15 F. Arnell 11 M. Morgan 18 S. Whalley 15 G. Frisby 11 P. Andrews 18 V. Nuggin 15 H. Adams 11 P. McGrath 18 A. Hammond 14 H. Rickitt 11 P. Tully 18 A. Hefferan 14 L. Gibbons 11 R. Kennedy 18 B. Power 14 L. Grant 11 R. McCrane 18 D. Greathead 14 M. Bari 11 T. Collins 18 D. McKay 14 M. Cook 11 W. Beck 18 J. Healy 14 M. Sinclair 11 B. Condon 17 K. Francis 14 P. Gilbert 11 D. Hedditch 17 M. Dennehy 14 P. Lewis 11 G. Esmonde 17 A. Copping 13 P. Lung 11 L. Donald 17 A. Scarbosio 13 P. Rhead 11 M. Thompson 17 B. Suisala 13 R. Kelly 11 N. Fleming 17 D. Steele 13 S. Gelling 11 P. Harvey 17 E. Skelton 13 W. Maher 11 S. Daruda 17 G. Cameron 13 A. Cruice 10 T. Jack 17 G. McNamara 13 B. Howell 10 T. Sweeney 17 G. Vincent 13 B. Hyne 10 V. Hogan 17 J. Cleary 13 B. McGarry 10 W. Gray 17 K. Fitzpatrick 13 D. Corbenici 10 C. Gentle 16 L. Evans 13 E. Glasson 10 C. Meehan 16 M. Faoagali 13 J. Atu 10 G. Beveridge 16 M. O'Connor 13 J. Baker 10 I. Tabua 16 S. Greene 13 K. Carmody 10 J. Betts 16 T. Fogarty 13 M. Slade 10 M. Bond 16 A. Cowley 12 N. Spooner 10 R. Dunsdon 16 B. Rummery 12 P. Conran 10 R. Korst 16 J. Clark 12 P. Dwyer 10 R. Noud 16 J. French 12 P. Jacks 10 S. Handy 16 J. Hawes 12 P. Wallace 10 W. Challenor 16 L. McKeown 12 P. Zappala 10 A. Hacker 15 M. Miller 12 R. Chapman 10 D. Dowling 15 M. Richardson 12 T. Walker 10 G. Barnard 15 M. Sitch 12 A. Fanning 9 A. Rae 9 B. Warnick 7 L. Hegerty 6 Angus Cameron 9 C. Campbell 7 L. Kelly 6 B. Hose 9 C. Ferraro 7 M. Anderton 6 B. Sadrugu 9 C. Lawson 7 M. Kearney 6 C. Anderson 9 C. Massie 7 M. Luddy 6 E. Naiwasetawa 9 C. Stewart 7 N. Morrison 6 G. Campbell 9 D. Aleckson 7 O. Mayhew 6 G. Davies 9 D. Bartlett 7 P. Byrne 6 J. Barry 9 D. Dignam 7 P. McGill 6 J. Crowley 9 D. Staley 7 R. Baker 6 J. Flynn 9 D. Suki 7 R. Culpitt 6 J. Gordon 9 G. Berkeley 7 R. Hawton 6 J. Roderick 9 G. Gallagher 7 T. Bryce 6 K. McCormack 9 J. Burke 7 T. Dixon 6 M. Arnold 9 J. Fogarty 7 T. McDonnell 6 M. Fogarty 9 J. Rapana 7 T. Newsome 6 Peter FitzGerald 9 J. Webby 7 T. Walls 6 R. Currie 9 Jason Harvey 7 W. Reid 6 S. Healy 9 M. Blair 7 W. Suggars 6 T. Daly 9 M. Kreis 7 A. O'Loan 5 T. McKellar 9 M. Murray 7 B. Felsman 5 A. Carr 8 M. O'Brien 7 B. Hartley 5 A. O'Neill 8 R. Winterscheidt 7 B. Knapp 5 B. Berge 8 S. Cash 7 B. McCall 5 B. Daly 8 S. Cox 7 B. Meapo 5 C. Cronin 8 S. Fonoti 7 B. Wood 5 C. Walker 8 S. McCarthy 7 D. Deignan 5 D. Guilfoyle 8 Sitani Satui 7 D. Flynn 5 D. O'Hara 8 T. Cassidy 7 D. Lyons 5 D.J. Marshall 8 T. Ludbrook 7 D. Swepson 5 G. Cootes 8 T. Mailata 7 F. McDonnell 5 J. Bruce 8 T. Reid 7 G. Swepson 5 J. Keane 8 T. Shanahan 7 G. Walker 5 L. Harvey 8 W. Ryall 7 J. Buchholtz 5 N. Davis 8 B. Collins 6 J. Cummins 5 N. Proctor 8 B. Rigg 6 J. Wright 5 P. Graham 8 B. Wellbrook 6 K. Bourke 5 P. Hollamby 8 C. White 6 M. Crossland 5 R. Aldridge 8 D. Partridge 6 M. Frawley 5 R. Doherty 8 D. Smith 6 N. Schwarzer 5 R. Graham 8 F. Postal 6 P. Burnett 5 R. Hickey 8 G. McGrath 6 P. Stevenson 5 S. Edwards 8 G. Tonner 6 R. Klinge 5 S. Tagicakibau 8 J. Gibbons 6 R. Lemass 5 W. Martell 8 J. O'Callaghan 6 T. Ah Ben 5 A. Davidson 7 J. Thomas-Brown 6 V. Oxenford 5 A. James 7 K. Flexman 6 W. Reeves 5 B. Deignan 7 K. Krueger 6 A. Buckley 4 B. Conway 4 J. Breen 3 D. Kent 2 B. Kehoe 4 J. Carpenter 3 D. Lavercombe 2 C. Johnson 4 J. Gardener 3 D. Marsh 2 C. Niwa 4 J. Gray 3 D. Wright 2 D. Bechler 4 J. Heineger 3 E. Power 2 D. Coles 4 J. Keppie 3 F. Mitchell 2 D. Moore 4 K. McMahon 3 G. Huntington 2 F. Bourke 4 K. Moeke 3 G. Kirk 2 G. Clouston 4 K. Spillane 3 G. Waters 2 G. Kerr 4 K. Whelan 3 I. McCulloch 2 Geoff Lawler 4 L. Williams 3 I. Warmington 2 H. Stitt 4 M. Barbosa 3 J. Aloua 2 J. Coutts 4 M. Sloan 3 J. Barnett 2 J. McCallum 4 M. Tancred 3 J. Hamilton 2 J. Muisneiks 4 P. Bader 3 J. McGilvary 2 J. Payne 4 P. Edwards 3 J. McMahon 2 K. Tuicolo 4 P. Menzies 3 K. Sitauti 2 N. Stanley 4 P. Siulangapo 3 L. Cella 2 P. Cartwright 4 P. Thompson 3 L. Clarke 2 P. James 4 P. Verhoven 3 Luke Donald 2 P. Moloney 4 P. Williams 3 M. Allen 2 P. O'Malley 4 Paul Williams 3 M. Copeman 2 P. Spizziri 4 R. Dunworth 3 M. Corbett 2 P. Twomey 4 R. Freney 3 M. Cranitch 2 R. Budd 4 S. Driscoll 3 M. Grainger 2 S. Bikneris 4 S. Flynn 3 M. Hurley 2 S. Fiti 4 T. Dunworth 3 M. Keen 2 S. Guthrie 4 T. Young 3 M. Windsor 2 T. Barbour 4 Tim Shaw 3 N. Hunt 2 T. Enright 4 W. Corbett 3 N. Winkler 2 T. McCulloch 4 A. Borle 2 P. Bourke 2 W. Hammond 4 A. Hayes 2 P. Crowley 2 A. Cameron 3 A. Tuibua 2 P. Healy 2 A. Nixon 3 B. Abbott 2 P. Howlie 2 B. Grayson 3 B. Fogarty 2 P. O'Shea 2 B. Healy 3 B. McKenzie 2 P. Taylor 2 B. McGrath 3 B. Pascoe 2 R. Dunn 2 B. Origlasso 3 B. Reid 2 R. Goodwin 2 B. Taylor 3 C. Carlton 2 R. Howden 2 C. Milligan 3 C. Flack 2 R. Martin 2 C. O'Connor 3 C. Shilley 2 R. Ure 2 C. Wilder 3 Christian Anderson 2 S. Hennesy 2 D. Fraser 3 D. Barr 2 S. Ohiyama 2 D. McGrath 3 D. Cooper 2 S. Roberts 2 E. Suavai 3 D. Eri 2 S. Simpson 2 G. Conaghan 3 D. Harrington 2 Steve Smith 2 H. Hamilton 3 D. Hicks 2 T. Begg 2 J. Allen 3 D. Hinch 2 T. Graham 2 T. Haidley 2 G. Brandenberg 1 P. Cannon 1 T. Moloney 2 G. Dearlove 1 P. Cavanagh 1 T. Pagliaro 2 G. Fowler 1 P. Dornan 1 T. Spencer 2 G. Jesson 1 P. Hyland 1 T. Wiley 2 G. Lalor 1 P. Jarrett 1 W. Chambers 2 G. Lynch 1 P. 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