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Highlights <strong>Contents</strong>of 2010<br />

WOMEN’S RUGBY<br />

• Daniel Braid, John Afoa, Jerome Kaino, Keven<br />

Mealamu, Joe Rokocoko, Benson Stanley and<br />

Isaia Toeava were selected for the All Blacks.<br />

Girls’ rugby had a surge of activity at primary school<br />

• Angus Ta’avao, Sean Polwart, Liaki Moli and<br />

level with Rippa <strong>Rugby</strong> again integrated into our<br />

Tyrone Ngaluafe were selected for the NZ<br />

cluster tournaments. The following clusters held<br />

tackle<br />

Under-20<br />

competitions;<br />

squad which<br />

Otahuhu,<br />

won the<br />

Mangere,<br />

IRB Junior<br />

Kelston,<br />

World<br />

Avon Championship. Bay Lynn, Te Atatu/Peninsula, Tamaki and<br />

• Otara. Mark Anscombe At intermediate was appointed level, there coach was a of steady the<br />

run New of competitions Zealand Under-20 in the team following and Brian zones; Evans Central,<br />

Waitakere, and Grant East Hansen and coached South West. the Black Ferns to<br />

PAGE<br />

Thanks to photosport for their contribution The Player to this Development report and their Programme on-going partnership founded on with<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> It was pleasing Under-18A to celebrate see the Women’s winning <strong>Auckland</strong> the provincial <strong>Rugby</strong> Northern and com-<br />

Region the Blues. title our new teenage TID strategy around the philosophy<br />

petition Vita Robinson, its second Aroha year Savage, of reinstatement, Joan Sione, Doris as it is<br />

vital Taufateau to the growth and Renee of women’s Wickliffe rugby. were part of the<br />

Primary and Highlights Intermediate of 2010 School<br />

World Cup winning Black Ferns. 2<br />

•<br />

The<br />

Ponsonby<br />

competition<br />

defeated<br />

ran parallel<br />

Grammar<br />

with<br />

Carlton<br />

the ITM<br />

for<br />

Cup<br />

a<br />

and<br />

the final was held as the curtain-raiser for the ITM<br />

seventh consecutive Gallaher Shield title.<br />

Cup final in Christchurch.<br />

• Alex Hodgman, Dillian Haloholo, Sean<br />

The Brookman, Storm went Patrick through Tu’ipulotu, their season Joe Edwards, undefeated<br />

before David beating Adams, Canterbury Eugene Teauraki, 38-12 Matt in the McGahan, final, continuing<br />

Wharenui their Hawera, success Calvary by winning Fonoti 12 and of the Jordan last 13<br />

national Payne were titles. named in the New Zealand<br />

List of Officers 3<br />

Chairman’s Report 4<br />

Chief Executive’s Report 8<br />

Club <strong>Rugby</strong> Contacts 17<br />

Our People 18<br />

win a World Cup title.<br />

Under-17 Development squad.<br />

Secondary Across School the <strong>Union</strong> OTHER REP TEAMS 20<br />

• Northern Region titles were won by the<br />

The<br />

Under-20,<br />

Monday<br />

Under-18A,<br />

night competition<br />

Under-18<br />

continues<br />

Div, Under-16<br />

to thrive<br />

with eight 15-a-side teams and ten 10-a-side teams.<br />

and Secondary School Girls teams. These teams<br />

In the 15s, <strong>Auckland</strong> Girls Grammar were dominant<br />

all went through their programmes unbeaten.<br />

all season and in a repeat of the 2011 final, beat<br />

Tamaki<br />

The Under-20<br />

College<br />

team<br />

to retain<br />

also<br />

the<br />

had<br />

Girls<br />

wins<br />

Championship.<br />

over<br />

Canterbury Under-21, Otago Under-20 and<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> Wellington Girls Under-20. then went on to contest the inaugural<br />

• National Mt Albert Girls Grammar 1st XV Championship, School was crowned beating New James<br />

Cook Zealand’s High School champion (Chiefs 1st XV Champions) team after in defeating their semifinal<br />

Hamilton before Boys losing High. to Feilding The team High also School won in the the final<br />

to<br />

revered<br />

finish credible<br />

Moascar<br />

runners-up.<br />

Cup – the Ranfurly Shield of<br />

New Zealand 1st XV rugby. St Kentigern College<br />

With 10-a-side, in order to get all games completed<br />

on<br />

defeated<br />

time the<br />

Manurewa<br />

competition<br />

High<br />

was<br />

to win<br />

a straight<br />

the Co-educational<br />

round robin<br />

format, 1st XV with division. the highest placed team winning the<br />

• title, <strong>Auckland</strong> in Storm a tight finished Epsom their programme Girls Grammar<br />

edged undefeated. out Mangere Monalisa College Codling, by two Fiao’o competition Faamausili,<br />

points Victoria retain Grant, their Victoria title Heighway, for the second Trish year. Hina,<br />

Linda Itunu, Emma Jensen, Justine Lavea,<br />

Representative<br />

Huriana Manuel, Karina Penetito, Anna Richards,<br />

The Girls Under-18 Northern Region Competition<br />

was split into two pools (Blues and Chiefs).<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> A was dominant throughout the<br />

competition, winning the Blues Pool and then going<br />

onto beat Chiefs winners Bay of Plenty 31-0 to<br />

retain their Northern Region title. The girls B team<br />

beat Counties Manukau 20-17 in the play-off for fifth<br />

and sixth.<br />

• Onosa’i Auva’a played for the New Zealand Sevens.<br />

• This Michael year Fatialofa, the <strong>Auckland</strong> Matt Bs McGahan, and Juniors Gafastasi played in a<br />

seven-team Su’a, Milford Northern Keresoma, Region Albert competition. Nikoro, Bryn The Bs<br />

had Hall, a solid Junior season Va’atofa but and finished Ofa Tu’ungafasi poorly, losing their<br />

final represented fixture to New North Zealand Harbour Secondary while the Schools. Juniors<br />

started slowly and improved throughout the<br />

• David Ormrod, James Semple, Kieran Willliams,<br />

competition.<br />

Brad Linklater, Tom Vaughan and Teimana Mohi<br />

represented New Zealand Universities.<br />

The Under-20s were unbeaten with victories against<br />

• Wellington <strong>Auckland</strong> referees and Canterbury Matthew to Stanish, cap off an Jonathon excellent<br />

season. White, Ben Skeen, Shaun Elliott and Sheldon<br />

Eden-Whaitiri were selected in the National<br />

Unfortunately Squad while Rob the Under-85kg Parkes, Richard season Jenson, was a Steve short<br />

one, Piacun they and did Kyle however Harris retain were the selected Challenge in theTrophy<br />

against Northern North Region Harbour. Squad.<br />

• The <strong>Auckland</strong> Under-85kg team retained the<br />

Council of Delegates’ Report 34<br />

Blues Team 2010 Photo and Results 38<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> Team 2010 Photo and Results 40<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> Sevens Team 2010 Photo 42<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> Storm Team 2010 Photo 43<br />

Representative Results 2010 44<br />

2010 National Honours 46<br />

Club Competition 2010 47<br />

Auditor’s Report 48<br />

Financial Report REGIONAL New Zealand Barbarians DEVELOPMENT<br />

Trophy and 49the<br />

COACHES<br />

Club <strong>Rugby</strong> Competition<br />

The ARFU wider women’s division, saw 11 teams<br />

from across four unions compete for the Coleman<br />

Shield. Newcomers Waikato University posed a<br />

threat throughout the competition but 2012 saw the<br />

rise of the Ponsonby Fillies. The final came down to<br />

a Marist vs Fillies clash and on this occasion Marist<br />

proved to be superior to win the women’s title once<br />

again.<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> Storm – Women’s Provincial<br />

Championship<br />

Challenge Trophy.<br />

• Our The Regional <strong>Auckland</strong> Development East team won Coaches the NRM (RDCs) Roller have<br />

now Mills firmly Championship. established relationships with 44 regional<br />

secondary schools and as a result are now receiving<br />

some very positive feedback. This has also created a<br />

fluid working relationship where the RDCs have been<br />

able to address issues that surface on a regular basis.<br />

The <strong>Rugby</strong> Administrators In Schools (RAIS)<br />

programme managed by Lewis McClintock<br />

continues to be an important investment (more<br />

than $130K – NZRU 75% - ARFU 25%) for the<br />

growth and sustainability of rugby within the <strong>Union</strong>.<br />

The programme provides effective relationships<br />

between ARFU and its schools and supports schools<br />

to be more efficient and self-managing to develop<br />

the game and ensure our registration process is<br />

efficient (player numbers increased by 314 players).<br />

The RDCs have made a massive contribution to the<br />

Player Development Talent Identification (TID) and<br />

skills development programmes as well as helping<br />

with the identification of Year 12 and Year 13 players<br />

for our ARFU Pre Academy and HPA programmes.<br />

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