Annual report 2012 - Scottish Rugby Union

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left to right: Howe of Fife win RBS Club of the Season, May 2012; Broughton win RBS National Women’s League SCOTTISH CLUB AWARDS 2011/12 RBS Premier 1 Player of the Season RBS Premier 2 Player of the Season RBS Premier 3 Player of the Season RBS National 1 Player of the Season RBS East Regional Leagues Player of the Season RBS Caledonia Leagues Player of the Season RBS West Regional Leagues Player of the Season RBS Women’s Premier 1 Player of the Season RBS Women’s Premier 2 Player of the Season RBS Women’s National League Player of the Season Youth Coach of the Season Coach of the Season Referee of the Season Spirit of rugby award Try of the Season RBS Club Volunteer of the Season RBS Club of the Season RBS Women’s Club of the Season Richie McIver (Dundee HSFP) Michael Weekley (Jed-Forest) Ross Angus (Perthshire) Rory Scott (Hawick YM) Chris Sinclair (Portobello) Kyle Burwood (Carnoustie) Jamie Leslie (Hyndland) Steph Johnston (RHC Cougars) Mary Lafaiki (Cartha QP) Alana Davidson (Morgan) Adrian Askew (Kirkwall) Jammy McFarlane (Hawick YM) James Matthew (Edinburgh Rugby Referees’ Society) George Watson (Aberdeen Grammar) Chris Stannage (Hamilton) Andrew Jackson (Bishopton) Howe of Fife Stirling County LEAGUES RBS Premier 1 Champions – Melrose British & Irish Cup qualifiers – Melrose, Dundee HSFP, Gala & Stirling County Relegated – Hawick & Glasgow Hawks RBS Premier 2 Champions – Jed-Forest Relegated – Falkirk, Peebles, West of Scotland & Whitecraigs RBS Premier 3 Champions – Howe of Fife RBS National 1 Champions – Hawick YM Promoted – Dunfermline, Murrayfield Wanderers & Musselburgh RBS Caledonia 1 Champions – Aberdeenshire RBS Caledonia 2 Midlands Champions – St.Andrew’s University RBS Caledonia 2 North Champions – Moray RBS Caledonia 3 Midlands Champions – Panmure RBS Caledonia 3 North East Champions – Aberdeen University Medics RBS Caledonia 3 North West Champions – Stornoway RBS Caledonia 4 North East Champions – Aberdeen Wanderers 2nd XV RBS East 1 Champions – Preston Lodge RBS East 2 Champions – Dunbar RBS East 3 Champions – Edinburgh Northern RBS West 1 Champions – Marr RBS West 2 Champions – Helensburgh RBS West 3 Champions – McLaren RBS West 4 Champions – Lanark WOMEN’S LEAGUES RBS Premier 1 Champions – Murrayfield Wanderers RBS Premier 2 Champions – Cartha Queens Park RBS National League Champions – Broughton PAGE 42 | ANNUAL REPORT 2011/12
left to right: Medal winners at the Festival of Rugby, May 2012; Gordon Brown receives RBS Volunteer of the Month, February 2012 SCOTTISH NATIONAL FINALS 2011/12 RBS Cup Gala 24 Ayr 10 RBS Shield Dunfermline 11 Musselburgh 9 RBS Bowl Helensburgh 13 Dunbar 7 WOMEN’S NATIONAL FINALS 2011/12 RBS Sarah Beaney Cup Murrayfield Wanderers 20 RHC 5 RBS Plate Hillhead-Jordanhill 58 Aberdeenshire Quines 15 RBS Bowl Stirling County 32 Cartha Queens Park 15 YOUTH & SCHOOLS RESULTS RBS U18 National Youth Cup Stirling County 60 Selkirk Youth Club 12 RBS U18 National Youth Bowl Peebles Colts 27 Perthshire Colts 20 RBS U16 National Youth Cup Glasgow Hawks 42 Stirling County 29 RBS U18 National Youth Bowl Boroughmuir 17 GHA 8 Brewin Dolphin U18 Scottish Schools Cup Edinburgh Academy 12 George Watson’s College 11 Brewin Dolphin U18 Scottish Schools Plate Earlston High School 33 Carrick Academy 22 Brewin Dolphin U18 Scottish Schools Bowl Boroughmuir HS/James Gillespie’s HS 36 Queen Victoria School 14 Brewin Dolphin U16 Scottish Schools Cup George Watson’s College 38 Dollar Academy 0 Brewin Dolphin U16 Scottish Schools Plate Jedburgh Grammar School 39 Peebles High School 12 Brewin Dolphin U16 Scottish Schools Bowl Madras College 29 Hawick High School 12 Brewin Dolphin U18 Scottish Girls Cup Community School of Auchterarder 37 Stewartry Sharkettes 29 Brewin Dolphin U18 Scottish Girls Shield Murrayfield Wanderers 64 Plockton High School 15 Brewin Dolphin U18 Scottish Girls Bowl Stirling County 72 Glasgow/Ayrshire Cluster 7 Brewin Dolphin U15 Scottish Girls Cup Grantown Grammar 41 South Barbarians 29 Brewin Dolphin U15 Scottish Girls Shield Carrick Academy 42 Boroughmuir 31 Brewin Dolphin U15 Scottish Girls Bowl Nicolson Institute/Stornoway RFC 66 Bell Baxter High School 19 RBS AWARD WINNERS 2011/12 Club of the Month September – Helensburgh October – Hillfoots November – Stirling County December – Gala January – Preston Lodge February – Melrose March – Dunbar April – Howe of Fife Club Volunteer of the Month September – Bill Arkley, Falkirk October – Moira Black, Hawick Linden November – Zander Anderson, Waid Academy December – Kelly Johnstone and Struan Robertson, Stirling County January – Sarah Calder, Melrose February – Gordon Brown, Kilmarnock March – Andrew Jackson, Bishopton April – Fiona Blair, Dunbar Try of the Month September – Chris Stannage, Hamilton October – Craig Inglis, Hamilton November – Andrew Findlater, Edinburgh Accies 2XV December – Johnnie Sloan, Dumfries January – Stewart Alexander, Greenock Wanderers February – Rob Ritchie, Portobello March – Craig Sorbie, GHA April – Craig Robertson, Gala SCOTSTOUN 7s FESTIVAL OF RUGBY 2012 Saturday 5 May Under-18 Cup Winners Runners Up Under-18 Bowl Winners Runners Up Saturday P7 Fair Play Winners (PCS) Sunday 6 May Under-18 Girls Winners Runners-up U15 Girls Winners Runners-up Stirling County High School of Glasgow GHA Kilmarnock Strathendrick Wallace High School (Stirling) Queen Margaret (Ayr) Hyndland High School (Glasgow) Cumnock S2 Fair Play Winners (PCS) Greenock Wanderers P7 Fair Play Winners (PCS) GHA ANNUAL REPORT 2011/12 | PAGE 43
Page 1 and 2: ANNUAL REPORT 2011/12
Page 3 and 4: CONTENTS President’s Message 04-0
Page 5 and 6: Stirling County take on Cartha QP i
Page 7 and 8: Richie Gray enjoys a training sessi
Page 9 and 10: Scotland celebrate their victory ov
Page 11 and 12: Murrayfield prepares for Calcutta C
Page 13 and 14: Lee Jones runs in a try against Fra
Page 15 and 16: left to right: Joe Ansbro scores fo
Page 17 and 18: left to right: Katy Green runs in a
Page 19 and 20: left to right: Murdo McAndrew for S
Page 21 and 22: left to right: Federico Arambaru an
Page 23 and 24: left to right: George Horne for Sco
Page 25 and 26: Girls festival at Scotstoun, March
Page 27 and 28: left to right: Shona Robison MSP wi
Page 29 and 30: left to right: Boroughmuir’s Ali
Page 31 and 32: left to right: Brewin Dolphin under
Page 33 and 34: left to right: British & Irish Cup
Page 35 and 36: Telford College celebrate their Cup
Page 37 and 38: left to right: Matt Scott against A
Page 39 and 40: left to right: Caroline Collie for
Page 41: left to right: Glasgow Warriors win
Page 45 and 46: left to right: First Minister Alex
Page 47 and 48: The Scottish Rugby Board 2011/12 Ba
Page 49 and 50: ANNUAL REPORT 2011/12 | PAGE 49
Page 51 and 52: PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTING POLICIES The f
Page 53 and 54: CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET 2012 201
Page 55 and 56: NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 1
Page 61 and 62: FIVE YEAR FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2012 20
Page 63 and 64: together with Elite Development Coa
Page 65 and 66: left to right: Barry Sinclair with
Page 67 and 68: left to right: John Jeffrey, sports
Page 69 and 70: Top row l to r: Scotland supporters
Page 72: INSPIRING SCOTLAND THROUGH RUGBY Sc

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