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Highlights Contentsof 2010 • Daniel Braid, John Afoa, Jerome Kaino, Keven Mealamu, Joe Rokocoko, Benson Stanley and Isaia Toeava were selected for the All Blacks. • Angus Ta’avao, Sean Polwart, Liaki Moli and Tyrone Ngaluafe were selected for the NZ Under-20 squad which won the IRB Junior World Championship. • Mark Anscombe was appointed coach of the New Zealand Under-20 team and Brian Evans and Grant Hansen coached the Black Ferns to win a World Cup title. • Northern Region titles were won by the Under-20, Under-18A, Under-18 Div, Under-16 The and Auckland Secondary East Roller School Mills Girls team teams. on their These way to teams the final in all the went Roller through Mills competition their programmes unbeaten. The Under-20 team also had wins over the Canterbury tournament Under-21, undefeated Otago to Under-20 claim the and trophy for a fourth Wellington straight Under-20. year. Auckland Central retained third place beating West in the last match 32-10. • Mt Albert Grammar School was crowned New As Zealand’s well as hosting champion the 1st Auckland XV team Schools after defeating Super Tournament, Hamilton Boys Teachers High. The Eastern team RFC also also won hosted the the revered NRM Moascar Roller Mills Cup Tournament. – the Ranfurly The Shield club last of hosted New Zealand the tournament 1st XV rugby. in 1991 St and Kentigern it was College Waikato that defeated triumphed Manurewa that year. High In to 2012 win the it was Co-educational a matter of 1st history XV division. repeating itself, for after a long week of challenging rugby, Waikato claimed their first • Roller Auckland Mills Storm title in finished 21 years. their Auckland programme East and West undefeated. were seeded Monalisa into Codling, the same Fiao’o pool for Faamausili, 2012 and Victoria after Grant, both seeing Victoria off Heighway, challenges Trish from Hina, North Harbour Linda Itunu, and Counties Emma Jensen, Manukau, Justine East Lavea, was able to beat Huriana West Manuel, in the last Karina round Penetito, to claim Anna top spot Richards, with West in second. Waikato kept their challenge alive by seeing off Auckland West, while East took care of the junior Taniwha’s to set up a repeat of the final from 1991. It was all one way traffic though in the final as East succumbed to the structure of Waikato going down 21-0 to be runner-up for the second year in a row. Auckland West claimed third spot, a huge improvement on the seventh place in 2011. 1st XV Rugby PAGE finalists Vita Robinson, Dilworth Aroha managed Savage, to go Joan one Sione, better Doris and beat Papatoetoe Taufateau and to win Renee their Wickliffe first 1B title. were Both part teams of the now earn the opportunity to play for promotion into • the Ponsonby 1A division defeated next season. Grammar Carlton for a seventh consecutive Gallaher Shield title. In an effort to further grow the game and provide • an Alex opportunity Hodgman, and Dillian pathway Haloholo, for all Sean schools to play 1st Brookman, XV rugby, Patrick the 1C Tu’ipulotu, grade was Joe introduced Edwards, for 2012. David Six Adams, schools Eugene made Teauraki, the step Matt up and McGahan, it was Sir Edmund Wharenui Hillary Hawera, Collegiate Calvary who Fonoti became and Jordan the inaugural winners, Payne were beating named Pakuranga in the New College Zealand in the final and also Under-17 finishing Development the season squad. unbeaten. • Onosa’i Auva’a played for the New Zealand Sevens. The increasingly prominent National 1st XV • Competition Michael Fatialofa, saw 1A Matt Champions McGahan, St Gafastasi Kentigerns defeat Su’a, Milford Westlake Keresoma, Boys High Albert School Nikoro, (North Bryn Harbour Champions), Hall, Junior Va’atofa Hamilton and Boys Ofa High Tu’ungafasi School (Chiefs Champions) represented and New Otago Zealand Boys Secondary High School Schools. (South • Island David Champions) Ormrod, James to win Semple, their first Kieran National Willliams, ‘Open’ title, Brad having Linklater, won Tom the Vaughan Co-ed title and for Teimana the previous Mohi two represented years. In the New Co-ed Zealand Division, Universities. the highest placed Auckland Co-ed school, Onehunga High School • (eighth Auckland in the referees 1A) beat Matthew Takapuna Stanish, Grammar Jonathon (North Harbour), White, Ben Cambridge Skeen, Shaun High School Elliott and (Chiefs Sheldon region) and St Eden-Whaitiri Andrews (South were Island) selected to win the their National first National title. Squad while Rob Parkes, Richard Jenson, Steve Piacun and Kyle Harris were selected in the The Northern Auckland Region Rugby Squad. Union continues its ongoing • support The Auckland for this Under-85kg vital grade – team hosting retained annual the functions for New team Zealand coaches, Barbarians captains Trophy and school and the principals, whilst Challenge providing Trophy. more than $20,000 of additional funding assistance. • The Auckland East team won the NRM Roller Mills Championship. Highlights of 2010 World Cup winning Black Ferns. 2 List of Officers 3 Chairman’s Report 4 Chief Executive’s Report 8 Club Rugby Contacts 17 Our People 18 Across the Union 20 Council of Delegates’ Report 34 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 47 Auditor’s Report 48 Financial Report 49 The 1st XV competition continues to be the pinnacle of Auckland Secondary School Rugby and again proved itself as the toughest 1st XV competition in the country and one of the most popular, with ten games shown live as part of Sky TV’s coverage of College Rugby. St Kents centre TJ Faiane in the National Final. In the 1A division, 2011 champions St Kentigern Grade Rugby College were dominant all season, beating Moascar The grades below 1st XV continue to thrive – this Cup holders Auckland Grammar in the final to was on display at the Grades Finals Day again complete an undefeated season and win backto-back hosted between Sacred Heart and Tamaki Colleges. 1A titles. In the 1B Division, Thanks to 2011 photosport losing 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 26 2 www.aucklandrugby.co.nz 1
Highlights Contentsof 2010 • This Daniel was a Braid, massive John day Afoa, of school Jerome rugby Kaino, with Keven 20 finals Mealamu, of the various Joe Rokocoko, grades being Benson played. Stanley The and weather Isaia Toeava played were its part selected and Unitec for the was All a Blacks. fantastic sponsor providing all players with boot bags filled • Angus Ta’avao, Sean Polwart, Liaki Moli and with goodies as well as Player of the Day prizes. Tyrone Ngaluafe were selected for the NZ Grade Under-20 rugby squad was supported which won through the IRB Rugby Junior World Development Championship. Coaches continuing to deliver inschool • Mark coaching Anscombe programmes was appointed during coach the season of the as well New as our Zealand regional Under-20 player team development and Brian programme Evans at Under-14 and Grant and Hansen Under-16 coached age the groups. Black Ferns to win a World Cup title. • Northern Region titles were won by the With Under-20, the introduction Under-18A, of Sevens Under-18 at Div, the 2016 Under-16 Olympics, this area of the game will continue to and Secondary School Girls teams. These teams grow and is a great vehicle to develop the game all went through their programmes unbeaten. in secondary school and girls areas. To test the potential The Under-20 of this, Auckland team also Rugby had wins ran over a Girls Tournament Canterbury in Under-21, April and also Otago partnered Under-20 College and Rifles Wellington RFC running Under-20. a Girls Sevens Series at the completion • Mt Albert of Grammar their season School in August. was crowned Both were New very Zealand’s successful champion and showed 1st XV the team popularity after defeating of the Hamilton game, but Boys also High. highlighted The team the also need won for the more development opportunities for players and coaches revered Moascar Cup – the Ranfurly Shield of as more participants join the game. New Zealand 1st XV rugby. St Kentigern College In its defeated second Manurewa year back High as a to regular win the fixture, Co-educational Marist RFC 1st again XV division. hosted the Auckland Schools Sevens Tournament, • Auckland Storm which finished grew to their 16 boys programme teams and seven undefeated. girls teams, Monalisa ranging Codling, from 1A Fiao’o schools Faamausili, to 5B. The Victoria tournament Grant, displayed Victoria Heighway, how Sevens Trish can Hina, be a means Linda to Itunu, develop Emma rugby Jensen, and also Justine introduce Lavea, new participants Huriana Manuel, as shown Karina by Mt Penetito, Albert Grammar Anna Richards, School entering a girls team, despite not having a girls rugby team at the school and the likes of 1B schools Botany Downs and Mt Roskill Grammar beating more fancied opponents. PAGE Auckland Vita Robinson, West and Aroha East Savage, battled out Joan a draw Sione, to Doris share the Taufateau Under 14 and title, Renee with South Wickliffe beating were Central part of to the finish Highlights of 2010 third World and Cup fourth winning respectively. Black Ferns. 2 • Ponsonby defeated Grammar Carlton for a The Under 16 grade was a six team round-robin with seventh consecutive Gallaher Shield title. East meeting South in the last round to determine the • winner. Alex Hodgman, East won, Dillian South finish Haloholo, second, Seanwith West Brookman, Patrick Tu’ipulotu, Joe Edwards, David Adams, Eugene Teauraki, Matt McGahan, In Wharenui a change from Hawera, previous Calvary years, Fonoti the and northern Jordan Region Payne Under-18 were named ‘A’ grade in the was New split Zealand into two pools (Blues Under-17 and Chiefs). Development The two squad. Auckland teams were • selected Onosa’i regionally Auva’a played as opposed for the New to having Zealand A/B Sevens. sides as well as excluding players from schools that were • contesting Michael Fatialofa, national titles Matt (St McGahan, Kents and Gafastasi Onehunga). The Su’a, West/Central Milford Keresoma, team narrowly Albert defeated Nikoro, Bryn East/ South Hall, to Junior top the Va’atofa Blues and pool Ofa and Tu’ungafasi went on to beat Chiefs represented Pool winners New Counties Zealand Secondary Manukau to Schools. win the • Northern David Ormrod, Region title, James while Semple, the East/South Kieran Willliams, team defeated Brad Linklater, Waikato Tom in the Vaughan 3rd/4th and play-off. Teimana Mohi represented New Zealand Universities. In the northern Region Under-18B Division, the • Auckland Auckland Divisional referees side Matthew won back Stanish, their Jonathon title with a dominant White, Ben season Skeen, and also Shaun had Elliott the bonus and Sheldon of playing the Eden-Whaitiri lowest ranked were ‘A’ Grade selected team in the on Finals National Day, comfortably Squad while defeating Rob Parkes, Northland. Richard Jenson, Steve Piacun and Kyle Harris were selected in the Auckland Northern Rugby Region would Squad. like to acknowledge the • considerable The Auckland contribution Under-85kg made team to the retained game the by all New those Zealand involved Barbarians in Secondary Trophy School and Rugby the – Principals, Challenge Directors Trophy. of Sport, Rugby Administrators, coaches and in particular, the ASSRU Executive • Committee The Auckland in assisting East team with won the promotion, the NRM Roller growth and Mills development Championship. of rugby in schools. List of Officers 3 Chairman’s Report 4 Chief Executive’s Report and Central third and fourth respectively. 8 Club Rugby Contacts 17 Our People 18 Sevens Rugby Across the Union 20 Council of Delegates’ Report 34 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 47 Auditor’s Report 48 Financial Report 49 Mt Albert Grammar and Auckland Girls Grammar won their respective grades and now Mt Albert Grammar, Auckland Grammar School, Kelston Boys’ High School, Auckland Girls’ Grammar, Epsom Girls Grammar and Tamaki College teams have all qualified to go to the National Tournament hosted by Kelston Boys’ High School on December 2nd. Representative Teams The Under-14 and Under-16 grades were again split into four regions, for extensive player development programmes throughout the year before squads were selected to take part in the Blues Tournament. This has again proved to be an outstanding initiative to increase the number of players involved at representative level. Storm Captain Fiao’o Faamausili on the charge against Waikato. Thanks to photosport for their contribution to this report and their on-going partnership with Auckland Under-18A celebrate winning Auckland the Northern Rugby and Region the Blues. title 2 www.aucklandrugby.co.nz 27 1
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