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Highlights Chairman’s <strong>Contents</strong>of 2010 Report<br />

• Daniel Braid, John Afoa, Jerome It has been Kaino, a pleasure Keven<br />

Mealamu, Joe Rokocoko, to Benson have served Stanley the and<br />

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

<strong>Rugby</strong> in 2012 and deliver<br />

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

to you the 129th Annual<br />

Tyrone Ngaluafe were selected for the NZ<br />

Report of the union’s<br />

Under-20 squad which won<br />

affairs.<br />

the IRB Junior World<br />

Championship.<br />

• Mark Anscombe was appointed This year coach was of a very the<br />

New Zealand Under-20 team important and Brian year Evans post RWC<br />

and Grant Hansen coached 2011 the to Black deliver Ferns on to the<br />

win a World Cup title. legacy opportunities for<br />

Glenn Wahlstrom <strong>Auckland</strong> <strong>Rugby</strong>.<br />

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

Chairman, ARFU<br />

Under-20, Under-18A, Under-18 Div, Under-16<br />

gave and us Secondary back some School ‘focus’ Girls on teams. our core These <strong>Auckland</strong> teams<br />

<strong>Rugby</strong> all went business, through whereas their programmes previously unbeaten. leading up<br />

to The RWC, Under-20 many of team our also staff had were wins dual-focused over due<br />

to Canterbury the requirements Under-21, on Otago many to Under-20 help deliver and a<br />

successful Wellington tournament. Under-20.<br />

• Mt Albert Grammar School was crowned New<br />

Key Highlights for 2012:<br />

Zealand’s champion 1st XV team after defeating<br />

• Hamilton ITM Cup Boys team High. reaching The team the 2012 also national won the<br />

revered provincial Moascar final and Cup our – the women’s Ranfurly team Shield winning of<br />

New their Zealand 12th national 1st XV title. rugby. St Kentigern College<br />

defeated Manurewa High to win the Co-educational<br />

• 1st RWC XV 2011 division. legacies delivered to improve player,<br />

• <strong>Auckland</strong><br />

coach, referee<br />

Storm<br />

and<br />

finished<br />

administrator<br />

their programme<br />

numbers.<br />

undefeated. Monalisa Codling, Fiao’o Faamausili,<br />

• The ARFU financial result was well above budget<br />

Victoria Grant, Victoria Heighway, Trish Hina,<br />

before extraordinary activities.<br />

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

• Huriana The High Manuel, Performance Karina Penetito, Academy Anna continued Richards, to<br />

build on its talent identification and development<br />

strategy with excellent results.<br />

PAGE<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> Vita Robinson, ITM Cup Aroha team Savage, with Paul Joan Feeney Sione, as Doris his<br />

assistant. Taufateau Along and Renee with scrum Wickliffe coach were Nick part White, of the the<br />

trio put in a lot of work this year to work towards<br />

•<br />

returning<br />

Ponsonby<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong><br />

defeated<br />

<strong>Rugby</strong><br />

Grammar<br />

to it’s<br />

Carlton<br />

position<br />

for<br />

as<br />

a<br />

a leader<br />

in provincial rugby across New Zealand.<br />

seventh consecutive Gallaher Shield title.<br />

• Setting Alex Hodgman, realistic goals Dillian for Haloholo, 2012 under Sean a new coaching<br />

leadership Brookman, group, Patrick we Tu’ipulotu, surpassed Joe our Edwards, early goals for<br />

the David season Adams, by reaching Eugene Teauraki, the ITM Cup Matt final. McGahan,<br />

Wharenui Hawera, Calvary Fonoti and Jordan<br />

Whilst Payne a were beaten named finalist against the New Canterbury, Zealand we still<br />

performed Under-17 Development with credibility squad. and the experience gained<br />

•<br />

among<br />

Onosa’i<br />

a<br />

Auva’a<br />

squad<br />

played<br />

with an<br />

for<br />

average<br />

the New<br />

age<br />

Zealand<br />

of only<br />

Sevens.<br />

21<br />

years, means we are well placed to build on this in<br />

• Michael Fatialofa, Matt McGahan, Gafastasi<br />

Su’a, Milford Keresoma, Albert Nikoro, Bryn<br />

Another Hall, Junior significant Va’atofa feature and Ofa was Tu’ungafasi the team’s results<br />

during represented the round New robin, Zealand winning Secondary all home Schools. fixtures at<br />

• Eden David Park Ormrod, in front James of their Semple, loyal fan Kieran base, Willliams, losing just<br />

two Brad away Linklater, pool games Tom Vaughan against and Canterbury Teimana and Mohi Bay of<br />

Plenty. represented New Zealand Universities.<br />

•<br />

Our<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong><br />

results<br />

referees<br />

for the season<br />

Matthew<br />

were<br />

Stanish,<br />

very much<br />

Jonathon<br />

reflected<br />

in White, the demeanour Ben Skeen, of Shaun the players Elliott who and as Sheldon a working<br />

unit Eden-Whaitiri gelled well were together selected and showed in the National strong work<br />

ethics, Squad embracing while Rob traditional Parkes, Richard values Jenson, of the past. Steve As<br />

a Piacun result our and fans, Kyle sponsors Harris were and selected wider stakeholders<br />

in the<br />

became Northern more Region engaged Squad. as the season progressed.<br />

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

This New year’s Zealand dramatic Barbarians improvements Trophy and both the on and off<br />

the<br />

Challenge<br />

field, were<br />

Trophy.<br />

a result of good planning, execution,<br />

assessment and review. The work of head coach,<br />

• Wayne The <strong>Auckland</strong> Pivac, his East management team won the team NRM and Roller support<br />

staff Mills deserves Championship. to be acknowledged.<br />

Highlights of stakeholders 2010 of <strong>Auckland</strong> World Cup winning Black Ferns. 2<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 />

Across the <strong>Union</strong> 20<br />

Council of Delegates’ Furthermore, Report the year future years.<br />

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 49<br />

• Establishing clear workplace values across the<br />

organisation to enhance our culture.<br />

• Progress on the expression of interest around a<br />

new Blues licence to operate where ARFU takes<br />

a lead role.<br />

• The identification and possibility for an<br />

International Academy run by ARFU, providing<br />

future new revenue streams.<br />

• The finalisation of a new ‘draft’ constitution to be<br />

put before the 2012 ARFU AGM.<br />

ITM CUP<br />

Congratulations also goes to Daniel Braid our captain<br />

who was the 22nd player to achieve the 100 games<br />

milestone for <strong>Auckland</strong>. This is an outstanding<br />

achievement and we wish Daniel well for the future.<br />

The flagship provincial rugby competition still comes<br />

with considerable challenges. ARFU’s preference in<br />

the Competitions Review of 2010 was for a 10 team<br />

premiership competition. However, the end result<br />

was a 14 team format introduced last year, spread<br />

across two pools of competition (premiership and<br />

championship). While some of the challenges include<br />

crossover games, short turnarounds with little time<br />

for coaching, nor rehabilitation and recovery), poor<br />

crowds at midweek games in particular, we are<br />

committed to a trial period of three years in order to<br />

have given this competition a fair run.<br />

Three years ago the HPA put in place a new strategy The cost to serve a Provincial <strong>Union</strong> competition<br />

with a change in focus regarding Talent ID and<br />

as we know it today is extremely challenging, and<br />

player/coach models. Part of Thanks this change to photosport saw the for their contribution this is exacerbated to this report by and midweek their on-going games partnership as well as with<br />

<strong>Auckland</strong> appointment Under-18A of Wayne celebrate Pivac winning <strong>Auckland</strong> as head the <strong>Rugby</strong> coach Northern and of Region the<br />

Blues. title<br />

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