Contents - Auckland Rugby Football Union

Highlights Chief Contents Executive’s of 2010 Report
• Daniel Braid, John Afoa, Jerome In the year Kaino, following Keven
Mealamu, Joe Rokocoko, the Benson highs Stanley of RWC and
Isaia Toeava were selected for the All Blacks.
going to be interesting
• Angus Ta’avao, Sean Polwart, Liaki Moli and
to see whether rugby
Tyrone Ngaluafe were selected for the NZ
maintained the high
Under-20 squad which won
levels
the
of
IRB
interest
Junior
it
World
Championship.
• Mark Anscombe was appointed world cup coach win. of the
New Zealand Under-20 team and Brian Evans
and Grant Hansen coached Growth the Black in player Ferns to
win a World Cup title. registrations, particularly
at the junior and
• Andy Northern Dalton Region titles were
secondary
won by
school
the
rugby
Chief Executive Officer
Under-20, Under-18A, Under-18 Div, Under-16
ARFU
and Secondary School Girls see teams. and equally These important teams
was all went the ability through to attract their programmes match officials unbeaten. to the game.
The Under-20 team also had wins over
Secondary Canterbury school Under-21, rugby Otago across Under-20 the union and this
season Wellington was of Under-20. an exceptionally high standard and
having two Auckland schools win both national titles
• Mt Albert Grammar School was crowned New
was a wonderful result. The two national secondary
school
Zealand’s
sides
champion
featured
1st
15 Auckland
XV team after
players
defeating
and both
sides Hamilton were Boys captained High. by The Auckland team also players. won the The
health revered and Moascar depth of Cup rugby – the in this Ranfurly development Shield of agegroup
New across Zealand our 1st union XV rugby. bodes St well Kentigern for the future Collegeof
our defeated flagship Manurewa teams. High to win the Co-educational
1st XV division.
• Auckland Storm finished their programme
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Highlights of 2011, 2010 it was always
World Cup winning Black Ferns. 2
List of Officers 3
Chairman’s Report 4
Chief Executive’s enjoyed Report as a result of the
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Club Rugby Contacts 17
Our People 18
Across the Union 20
Council of Delegates’ levels, were pleasing Reportto
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Blues Team 2010 Photo and Results 38
Auckland Team 2010 Photo and Results 40
Auckland Sevens Team 2010 Photo 42
Auckland Storm Team 2010 Photo 43
Representative Results 2010 44
2010 National Honours 46
Club Competition 2010 this happen.
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Auditor’s Report
PERFORMANCE
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BALANCED SCORECARD
The undefeated. Blues
Financial
2012 Monalisa season
Report Codling, looked so Fiao’o promising Faamausili, prior 2012 PERFORMANCE SUMMARY
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to Victoria the campaign Grant, Victoria but the Heighway, actual result Trish was Hina, very
disappointing Linda Itunu, Emma – with a Jensen, 12th place Justine finish Lavea, in the
Investec Huriana Super Manuel, Rugby Karina competition. Penetito, Anna Richards,
This unacceptable placing resulted in the Head
Coach role becoming contestable late in the season.
A new coaching team has been in place since
August and considerable work has been done by
Sir John Kirwan and his support staff to prepare
for 2013. Admittedly it is a young Blues squad
for next year’s Super Rugby campaign, however
considerable resource has been put into ensuring JK
and his coaching/management team are in the best
position they can be at competition kick-off.
The fortunes were more favourable for the Auckland
ITM Cup side who under the new coaching staff of
Wayne Pivac, Paul Feeney and Nick White produced
a very good campaign.
Not only was it a new coaching trio, but several new
faces donned the blue and white hoops this year
for Auckland, some of them in their first year out of
school.
In Vita a congested Robinson, season, Aroha Savage, with minimal Joan Sione, turnaround Doris
between Taufateau matches, and Renee Pivac Wickliffe and his were support part staff of the
managed the players extremely well, resulting in this
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team
Ponsonby
marching
defeated
their way
Grammar
to the
Carlton
finals. Credit
for a
to the
players, led by captain Daniel Braid (and Hadleigh
seventh consecutive Gallaher Shield title.
Parkes his lieutenant) who were professional
• and Alex committed, Hodgman, both Dillian on Haloholo, and off the Sean field. Special
mention Brookman, must Patrick also go Tu’ipulotu, to Daniel Joe who Edwards, became an
Auckland David Adams, centurion Eugene at the Teauraki, final, after Matt more McGahan, than a
decade Wharenui playing Hawera, for Auckland. Calvary Fonoti and Jordan
Payne were named in the New Zealand
Other Under-17 Auckland Development representative squad. teams had strong
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seasons
Onosa’i
–
Auva’a
all but
played
one finishing
for the New
in the
Zealand
top three
Sevens.
of
their respective competitions. Acknowledgement
• to Michael Auckland Fatialofa, Rugby Matt High Performance McGahan, Gafastasi Manager Ant
Strachan Su’a, Milford and his Keresoma, team, who Albert have Nikoro, continued Brynto drive
strategic Hall, Junior change Va’atofa in recruitment and Ofa Tu’ungafasi and development
programmes, represented delivering New Zealand some Secondary outstanding Schools. results in
• 2012. David Ormrod, James Semple, Kieran Willliams,
Brad Linklater, Tom Vaughan and Teimana Mohi
With represented more than New 22,000 Zealand registered Universities. players taking
to the fields across the city in this season, rugby
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was
Auckland
the core
referees
winter
Matthew
code for many
Stanish,
households
Jonathon
and White, Auckland Ben Skeen, Rugby Shaun gratefully Elliott acknowledges and Sheldonthe
time Eden-Whaitiri and effort were put in selected by the thousands in the National of volunteer
coaches, Squad while officials, Rob supporters Parkes, Richard and parents Jenson, who Steve make
Piacun and Kyle Harris were selected in the
Northern Region Squad.
• The Auckland Under-85kg team retained the
New Zealand Barbarians Trophy and the
Challenge Trophy.
Category Assessed Score Target
• The Auckland East team won the NRM Roller
Outstanding Leadership 10 6.25%
Business
Mills Championship.
Excellence 10 9.90%
Match Operation 10 9.85%
Growing the Game 10 7.00%
On Field Perofrmance 40 25.60%
Community Delivery 10 9.5%
Legacy of RWC2011 10 9%
100% 78.50%
Each year the performance of the organisation
is documented in the Balanced Scorecard which
measures our progress in relation to the Strategic
Plan.
Thanks to photosport for their contribution to this report and their on-going partnership with
Auckland Under-18A celebrate winning Auckland the Rugby Northern and Region the Blues. title
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