Contents - Auckland Rugby Football Union

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
and Secondary School Girls teams. These teams
all went through their programmes unbeaten.
The Under-20 team also had wins over
Canterbury Under-21, Otago Under-20 and
of Wellington the 2012 ARFU Under-20. Pre HPA Support and Education
•
Programme
Mt Albert Grammar
run at Unitec.
School
This
was
includes
crowned
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New
elite Year
12–13 schoolboys.
Zealand’s champion 1st XV team after defeating
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Vita Robinson, Aroha Savage, Joan Sione, Doris
Taufateau and Renee Wickliffe were part of the
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
Hamilton Representative Boys High. The team Results also won 2010 the
44
PRO
revered
SPORT
Moascar Cup
CAREER
– the Ranfurly Shield of
PROGRAMME 2010 National Honours 46
New Zealand 1st XV rugby. St Kentigern College
defeated Club Manurewa Competition High to win the 2010 Co-educational
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Pro Sport has continued to achieve documented and
validated 1st XV division. success. Over the past three years, the
• programme Auckland Storm has annually finished exceeded their programme the minimum
Tertiary undefeated. Education Monalisa Commission Codling, (TEC) Fiao’o mandatory Faamausili,
requirements in relation to learner outcomes
Victoria Grant, Victoria Heighway, Trish Hina,
(particularly for Maori and Pasifika students). As a
Linda Itunu, Emma Jensen, Justine Lavea,
result of this performance, the TEC have advised
they
Huriana
will fund
Manuel,
another
Karina
student
Penetito,
for 2013
Anna
which
Richards,
brings
the total number of students who generate TEC
funding to eight. This may seem insignificant but
when this is compared to larger PTEs who have
not increased funded places or have even lost
funded positions, this result is extremely positive
• Ponsonby defeated Grammar Carlton for a
seventh consecutive Gallaher Shield title.
• Alex Hodgman, Dillian Haloholo, Sean
Brookman, Patrick Tu’ipulotu, Joe Edwards,
David Adams, Eugene Teauraki, Matt McGahan,
Wharenui Hawera, Calvary Fonoti and Jordan
Payne were named in the New Zealand
Under-17 Development squad.
• Onosa’i Auva’a played for the New Zealand Sevens.
• Michael Fatialofa, Matt McGahan, Gafastasi
Su’a, Milford Keresoma, Albert Nikoro, Bryn
Hall, Junior Va’atofa and Ofa Tu’ungafasi
represented New Zealand Secondary Schools.
• David Ormrod, James Semple, Kieran Willliams,
and Brad is Linklater, a reflection Tom of Vaughan the standards Teimana the programme Mohi
is represented achieving and New the Zealand ongoing Universities. efforts of both Andy
Dalton and Dave Syms as they relentlessly lobby
• Auckland referees Matthew Stanish, Jonathon
government ministries on our behalf.
White, Ben Skeen, Shaun Elliott and Sheldon
The
Eden-Whaitiri
graph above
were
illustrates
selected
the
in
Pro
the
Sport
National
activity
outside Squad the while classroom. Rob Parkes, This Richard year has Jenson, seen an Steve
increase Piacun and in the Kyle number Harris of were tournaments selected in where the
they Northern have officiated Region Squad. and assisted with the event
• organisation. The Auckland This Under-85kg has assisted team with retained the increased the
junior New registrations Zealand Barbarians but has Trophy produced and the a catch-22
situation Challenge by Trophy. having a negative effect on the number
of opportunities where Pro Sport have been able to
• The Auckland East team won the NRM Roller
run in-school coaching/skills sessions. It is hoped
that
Mills
2013
Championship.
will see us able to balance the equation
and attend more schools as these have proved
extremely successful in the past.
Auditor’s Report 48
Financial Report 49
The academic programme has been successfully
maintained through this busy year with some
extremely pleasing results. The mandatory literacy
and numeracy programme has seen all students
improve in both areas (some have achieved
extremely significant improvements). At the time of
compiling this report it is pleasing to note that all six
of the students who have applied for further tertiary
study programmes at either Auckland University
or Unitec, have been afforded interviews and all of
those who have completed this process have been
invited to enrol for under-graduate courses in 2013.
Nestle is a very generous supporter of the Pro
Sport programme and this year they have increased
their involvement and support of the programme
and the students. They are involved in national
and local youth health and nutrition initiatives and
have used the Pro Sport trainees as part of their
Thanks to photosport for their contribution statistics to gathering this report in and relation their on-going to young partnership adults and with
Auckland Pro Sport Under-18A 2012. celebrate winning Auckland the Rugby Northern and Region the Blues. title
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