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NORTH HARBOUR RUGBY UNION AWARDS DINNER TROPHY LIST 1998 ONWARDS M O 2017 2016 2015 2014 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS Auckland RFU - Womens Development Division Glenfield East Coast Bays Womens WOMENS SEVENS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Kaipara College East Coast Bays East Coast Bays East Coast Bays U20S SEVENS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Massey Massey (2) Massey (1) Massey 2 1 MENS SEVENS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS East Coast Bays Massey Northcote North Shore 2 SENIOR 2ND COMPETITION CHAMPIONS N/A Silverdale Premier 3 - Silverdale 3 UNDER 85kg COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Northcote North Shore Takapuna North Shore 4 UNDER 19'S COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Silverdale Northcote Mahurangi 5 UNDER 21'S COMPETITION CHAMPIONS East Coast Bays Kumeu Northcote Gold Kumeu 6 SENIOR 1ST COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Northcote North Shore Northcote North Shore 7 PREMIERS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Northcote Massey Massey North Shore REFEREES CLUB AWARDS 8 BEST & FAIREST GRADES TEAM East Coast Bays U21’s East Coast Bays U21s East Coast Bays Womens Mahurangi U19 9 BEST & FAIREST PREMIER TEAM Kumeu Premier 1 Massey Premiers East Coast Bays Western Pioneers 1 10 BEST & FAIREST SENIOR CLUB PLAYER Glenn Preston Michael Little Michael Little Jim Tuivaiti NORTH HARBOUR CLUB AWARDS 1 11 HIGHEST POINTS SCORER PREMIER CLUB RUGBY David McMurtrie (224) Jon Elrick (186) Willie Walker (191) Jon Elrick (218) 1 12 TOP GOAL KICKER IN PREMIER CLUB RUGBY David McMurtrie (189) Jon Elrick (181) Willie Walker (186) Jon Elrick (193) Puavao Samoa (14) & Ben 1 13 HIGHEST TRY SCORER PREMIER CLUB RUGBY Daniel Lee & Pita Volavola (10 tries) Mark Telea (12) Ritchie Ah Chong (15) Stewart (14) 1 14 CLUB PREMIER PLAYER OF THE YEAR Ryan Thompson Connor Collett Michael Little Willie Walker 1 15 CLUB COACH(ES) OF THE YEAR Brett Craies, Brett Bedwell, Joe Kurukaanga Mark Hall, Darren Hughes Jarrod Framhein, Tani Fuga, Brendan Curran Frano Botica JUNIOR CLUB OF THE YEAR Mahurangi Northcote Mahurangi 16 MOST SUCCESSFUL CLUB IN UNION Northcote North Shore Northcote North Shore JUNIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1 17 GOLD FIELDS (UNDER 45KG COMBINED) ROLLER MILLS DEVELOPMENT 1 18 ROLLER MILLS Xieden Urlich Lamont Palmer Rory Taylor Jarmon Nui SECONDARY SCHOOLS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1 19 UNDER 14 Hunter Rice (Card) & Eli Hallam (White) Ned Barry (Cardinal), Jared Leef (White) Frey Chamberlin (Cardinal), Sam Mason (White)Nikau Drage 1 20 UNDER 16 Jack Natapu (Card) & David Toia (White) Lockie McNair (Cardinal), Jed Melvin (White) Tamarau McGahan (Cardinal), Breyton Lenee (White)Nathan Vaatausili Secondary School Girls Madison Wells Kate Williams Pai Tapsall Tayla-Rose Campbell 1 21 UNDER 18 Development 1 22 U18 (SEC SCHOOLS BOYS) Tom Jordan Jack Bergin Louis Noel 1 23 YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR Tamarau McGahan Rina Paraone James Little Hapakuki Moala-Liava'a SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1 24 MAORI COLTS Nikau Drage (U17) 1 25 MAORI SENIOR Ethan Roots Benjamin Smith Grant Thompson Franck Friconnet 1 26 UNDER 85KG (RESTRICTED) Meyrick Walker Jarrod Soar Alyx Hodgson Peter Stirrat 1 27 SEVENS Luke Hamilton Whiria Meltzer Ritchie Ah Chong Dennis Pili-Gaitau SEVENS WOMENS Jemma Palmer Stacey Martin Stacey Martin Stacey Martin DEVELOPMENT (U21s) Shea Turner (Development 2nd XV) Blake Hall 1 28 UNDER 20 (COLTS) Jack Bergin (U19) Lewis Gjatema (U19) Connor Collett (U19) U19 - Matu Tevi 1 29 2ND XV Ryan Thompson Dylan Masters Joshua Williams Tim Blundell HIBISCUS WOMENS MOST PROMISING PLAYER OF THE YEAR Caitlyn Cox Rina Paraone HIBISCUS WOMENS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Claudia McMeekin Chelsea Alley NORTH HARBOUR UNION AWARDS COMMUNITY RUGBY VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR John Rau Kieran Jones 1 30 VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Nick Mulvaney Glenn Wheeler Bruce Mitchinson Don Berry 1 31 OUT CONTRIB TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF JUNIOR RUGBY Tony Forward Paul Evans John Trautvetter Don Berry 1 32 OUT CONTRIB TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEC. SCHLS.RUGBY Edith Miller Callum Finlay Colin Cowie Andrew Henley 1 33 OUT CONTRIB TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF MAORI RUGBY Jeremy Hikuroa Bernard Te Paa Hayden Triggs 1 34 OUT CONTRIB TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF SENIOR RUGBY Mark Joynt Chris Tankard Chris Mitchell John McKittrick 1 35 ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR David Newman Simon Cheesman Paul Evans John Morgan NORTH HARBOUR RUGBY UNION AWARDS DINNER TROPHY LIST 1998 ONWARDS 1 36 REFEREE OF THE YEAR Danny Morrison Jonathan Paterson Brendon Pickerill Brendon Pickerill 2 37 REP COACH/ES OF THE YEAR Tom Coventry & Daniel Halangahu Steve Jackson, Daniel Halangahu Greg Aldous, Milan Yelavich, Ben Afeaki Bill Wigglesworth SUPPORTERS CLUB AWARDS PRESENTED FOR 1 38 SUPPORTERS CLUB PLAYER OF THE YEAR Matt Duffie Chris Vui Michael Little Luke Devcich NPC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1 39 NPC PROMISING PLAYER OF THE YEAR Mike Tamoaieta Connor Collett Hapakuki Moala-Liava'a Gerard Tuioti-Mariner 1 40 NPC PLAYERS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Matt Vaega Chris Vui Gerard Tuioti- Mariner Hayden Triggs 1 41 NPC COACHES PLAYER OF THE YEAR Murphy Taramai Murphy Taramai Gerard Tuioti-Mariner Hayden Triggs NORTH HARBOUR RUGBY UNION AWARDS DINNER TROPHY LIST 1998 ONWARDS NORTH HARBOUR RUGBY UNION AWARDS DINNER TROPHY LIST 1998 ONWARDS 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS Auckland RFU - Womens Development Division WOMENS SEVENS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS East Coast Bays U20S SEVENS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Massey 1 MENS SEVENS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Silverdale Western Top be contested Northcote Marist Takapuna SENIOR 2ND COMPETITION CHAMPIONS N/A Marist Spartans Marist Spartans North Shore North Shore Massey Red Massey UNDER 85kg COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Takapuna North Shore North Shore North Shore East Coast Bays Marist Black Marist UNDER 19'S COMPETITION CHAMPIONS East Coast Bays U20'S - Massey East Coast Bays Marist North Shore North Shore Marist UNDER 21'S COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Northcote Takapuna Silverdale Northcote/North Shore North Shore Glenfield Massey SENIOR 1ST COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Northcote North Shore Silverdale North Shore Marist North Shore Northcote PREMIERS COMPETITION CHAMPIONS Massey Western Pioneers North Shore Northcote Takapuna Takapuna Takapuna REFEREES CLUB AWARDS BEST & FAIREST GRADES TEAM Marist Premier Reserves Glenfield U21's North Shore Under 21s North Shore Snr 1st Northcote U19's Glenfield Under 21s East Coast Bays Under 19 BEST & FAIREST PREMIER TEAM Massey Marist East Coast Bays Mahurangi Premiers Northcote PremiersSilverdale Premiers Marist Premiers BEST & FAIREST SENIOR CLUB PLAYER Scott Uren Joshua Blucher Andrew Gowling Chris Smith Richard Lobb Joel Nasmith Doug Brown NORTH HARBOUR CLUB AWARDS HIGHEST POINTS SCORER PREMIER CLUB RUGBY Jacob Botica (233) Ben Searle (147) Richard Lobb (238) Ben Botica (248) Jon Elrick (218) Ben Botica (198) Hayden Abercrombie (152) TOP GOAL KICKER IN PREMIER CLUB RUGBY Jacob Botica (228) Dylan Ferreira (119) Richard Lobb (228) Jon Elrick (232) Jon Elrick (198) Ben Botica (188) Hayden Abercrombie (137) HIGHEST TRY SCORER PREMIER CLUB RUGBY Pita Volavola (21) Richie Ah Chong (14) Charlie Luteru Alyx Hodgson (13) Jona Tuitoga (11) Jona Tuitoga (10) David Falealili (13) CLUB PREMIER PLAYER OF THE YEAR Adrian Smith Jimmy Tuivaiti James Hinchco Richard Mayhew Jon Elrick Ben Richards - 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    RUGBY WORLD CUP 2011 - SCORERS POOL PLAY-OFF ROUNDS - PAGE 1 Tries scored by Team #Points scored by Team # Chris Ashton England 6 Morné Steyn South Africa 53 Adam Ashley-Cooper Australia 5 Kurt Morath Tonga 45 Israel Dagg New Zealand 5 Ronan O'Gara Ireland 39 Vincent Clerc France 5 Collin Slade New Zealand 36 Jerome Kaino New Zealand 4 James O'Connor Australia 35 Keith Earls Ireland 4 James Arlidge Japan 34 Penalty Try Various 4 Dimitri Yachvilli France 33 Richard Kahui New Zealand 4 Chris Ashton England 30 Scott Williams Wales 4 Merab Kvirikashvili Georgia 28 Sonny Bill Williams New Zealand 4 Morgan Parra France 28 Vereniki Goneva Fiji 4 Jonny Wilkinson England 26 Zac Guildford New Zealand 4 Adam Ashley-Cooper Australia 25 Alesana Tuilagi Samoa 3 Israel Dagg New Zealand 25 Drew Mitchell Australia 3 Rhys Priestland Wales 25 Francois Hougaard South Africa 3 Tusi Pisi Samoa 25 Francois Steyn South Africa 3 Vincent Clerc France 25 George North Wales 3 Dan Parks Scotland 24 Mark Cueto England 3 Felipe Contepomi Argentina 24 Adam Thomson New Zealand 2 Theuns Kotze Namibia 24 Anthony Faingaa Australia 2 Chris Paterson Scotland 23 Ben Youngs England 2 Stephen Jones Wales 23 Berrick Barnes Australia 2 Ander Monro Canada 22 Bryan Habana South Africa 2 Seremaia Bai Fiji 22 Conor Trainor Canada 2 Daniel Carter New Zealand 21 Danie Rossouw South Africa 2 Francois Steyn South Africa 21 David Pocock Australia 2 Jonathan Sexton Ireland 21 Dennis Simplikevich Russia 2 Paul Williams Samoa 21 Francois Trinh-Duc France 2 Toby Flood England 21 George Stowers
  • Rugby World Cup 2019 Media Guide

    Rugby World Cup 2019 Media Guide

    RUGBY WORLD CUP 2019 MEDIA GUIDE Media Welcome Pool A Opposition & Contacts Scotland’s RWC Results Media Schedule Scotland Team Coach’s Welcome & Player Records Player Profiles RWC Match Schedule Coach Profiles Stadium Guide Squad Photo Media Guide produced by Scottish Rugby Photography SNS Group 2 scottishrugby.org 3 Dear media colleagues, We hope you find this guide a useful tool to support your efforts to follow and cover the Scotland team’s progress in this year’s Rugby World Cup. We look forward to working with you all this autumn to promote our sport, our players and our nation during the competition and beyond. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with myself or my MICHAEL MATT colleague Matt Horler should you require any assistance. Scotland Team Scottish Rugby Michael James Media Manager Head of Media Scotland Media Manager Mob: 07814 615 553 Mob: 07764 178 903 RWC Mob: 080 7703 3975 Email: [email protected] Scottish Rugby Email: [email protected] @Scotlandteam Pool A Media Managers @scotlandteam Scottish Rugby TV Ireland Russia David O`Siochain Sergey Markov The Official Scottish Rugby Podcast RWC Mob: 080 7703 3935 RWC Mob: 080 7703 3965 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Japan Samoa Hiroyuki Yabuki Tuipoloa Evan Charlton RWC Mob: 080 7703 3961 RWC Mob: 080 7703 3978 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 4 scottishrugby.org 5 SCOTLAND MATCHES & IRELAND v SCOTLAND Date Time Activity Location Access On-arrival press Head Coach, Asst. Coach, 12 noon New Nagasaki Hotel