2011 – 2012

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HUTT OLD BOYS MARIST RFC
19th Annual Report &
Financial Statement
2011 – 2012
For the year ended 30 September 2012
To be received at the Annual General Meeting held in the HOBM Clubrooms
(Myrtle St, Lower Hutt) 8 November 2012 commencing at 7.00pm.
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HUTT OLD BOYS MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB INC
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Eighteenth Annual Report and Statement of Accounts to 30 September 2012
Business
1.
Roll Call of Members
2.
Apologies
3.
Obituaries
4.
Confirmation of Minutes of the AGM held Thursday 18 November 2011
5.
Life Membership Nominations
5.
Presentation and adoption of the Annual Report, Balance Sheet and Statement of
Accounts to 30 September 2012
6.
Election of Committee and Other Officers
I)
President
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Committee
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Honorary Auditor
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Honorary Solicitor
7.
8.
Close of Annual General Meeting
General Business
TO BE PRESENTED AT THE 18TH AGM OF THE
HUTT OLD BOYS MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB INC.
HELD 8 NOVEMBER 2012, COMMENCING AT 7.00pm
AT THE CLUBROOMS MYRTLE STREET, LOWER HUTT
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OFFICE BEARERS - 2012
PATRONS
Mr Peter Fava, Principal, St Bernards College
Mr Ross Sinclair, Principal, Hutt Valley High School
Mr Philip Mahoney, Rector, Saint Patrick’s College, Silverstream
PRESIDENT
Mr Peter Ballinger
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Mr Peter McGuinness
Mr John Sheehan
Mr Bryan Gwilliam
Mr Jim McMenamin
Mr Kevin Melville
Mr Phil Gibb
Ms Trish Burnette
Mrs Maria Braddock
Mr Doug Braddock
\Mr Nick Risdon
Mr Dan Vulu
Mr Dan Pavihi
CLUB COACHING CO-ORDINATOR
Filipe Rayasi
DELEGATE TO WRFU
John Sheehan
DELEGATE TO NZ MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL FEDERATION
Mr Russell Keown
DELEGATE TO NORTH ISLAND MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL ASSOC.
Mr Russell Keown
HONORARY AUDITOR
Mr Brian Hall
HONORARY SOLICITORS
Gibson Sheat Law Link - Nigel Stirling
LIFE MEMBERS
* JJ Gonley (1958)
* NJ McGurk (1960)
* JG Towhill (1961)
* RA Williams (1962)
PD Eilers (1965)
* JB Quin (1967)
MG Elsom (1968)
GP Roberts (1968)
RB Ferguson (1972)
PJ Wells (1973)
* G Flett (1973)
RS Ransom (1974)
* JS Fulton (1974)
* ST Mahony (1975)
* M Reedy (1975)
* JB Gresham (1978)
* MJ Ryan (1978)
K Barker (1979)
* BS Gibson (1982)
LWR Ives (1984)
MA Perrett (1984)
BG Fraser (1988)
KA Leach (1988)
G Coley (1993)
WH Cruickshank (1993)
LD Smith (1993)
R Poole (1999)
*D Bruce (1999)
J Persico (2003)
R Keown (2003)
C Bailey (2009)
P Ballinger (2010)
* Deceased
CHAIRMANS REPORT – 2012
Rugby at HOBM proved to be a game of two halves this season. The first half delivered
outstanding results on the field; Spillane Cup 3-peat, the inaugural Bondy Cup, Wood Cup and
McBain Shield amongst others and then finally the Swindale Shield for 1st Round supremacy, a
trophy we hadn’t won since 1997. Teams other than the Premiers also performed admirably,
notably the Senior 2nds, Colts, Howlers, and Senior 3rds which all had significantly more wins
than losses. One could easily have been lulled into a false sense of security.
Unfortunately the 2nd Round proved that we still have a wee way to go if we want to become the
marquee club in Wellington rugby. The Premiers failed to continue their scintillating form from
the first round and came unstuck in the mud against MSP at Kilbirnie Park and then losses to
Ories and Norths left us fighting for a place in the Semis. A draw against otherwise easy-beats
Petone was also a setback. However the team rallied and finished the season in style and only
an upset win by Wainui over Norths in the final game prevented us from contesting the semi
finals.
The most disappointing aspects of the season however had to be the failure to field two age
grade sides for the first time in many seasons and the demotion of our Senior 1st side which
finished 8th in the first round and continued to lose momentum towards the latter part of the
season and failed to win the last game against OBU which was a do-or-die match for both. There
are numerous contributing factors and selection policies formed a significant component. The
Rugby Sub-Committee will be working to address these issues to ensure that our second team
gains promotion next season.
In other grades our Senior 2nds won the 2nd round H D Morgan Trophy after coming a close
second last season, the Senior 3rds had an outstanding year on the field but too many
disciplinary problems resulted in lost points and they failed to secure any silverware. The
Howlers competed in the semi final of the first division after winning the third division last season
and showed they will be a force to be reckoned with in the 85/85 Grade in the future. The Colts
also made the top 6 in their grade and there are a number in the side who will easily make the
transition to Premier in the next few seasons.
On the coaching front we had new blood this year through the addition of Brett Marais, Aturo
Kamuta, Luti Lologa, Daniel Burns to the coaching ranks and Adrian Maney also returned to the
fold. It was great to have these guys on board and they all added significant value to the club
and the teams they worked with. To all the other coaches and managers who made sure first
that we could actually field reams and secondly to have them run efficiently, thank you for your
huge contribution of time.
In 2012 the club continued to invest in the future with the complete re-fit of the upstairs
gymnasium including new cross-fit equipment and rubber matting and installation of fingerprint
access security system and a monitored security camera. My thanks to Danny Pavihi and Mark
Fraser for their assistance in completing this project. The club has also received a legacy from
the late Rex Bird and we will be using these funds towards the landscaping project planned for
the Myrtle Street frontage, incorporating new decking and BBQ area. The players commenced
this work by knocking down the old brick ticket box and are looking forward in contributing more
labour towards getting this project completed. This is what club spirit is all about.
The club is currently engaging with the Council on the feasibility of the installation of an allweather training area at the Hutt Rec. The continual failure of our number two and three fields to
stand up to any periods of prolonged wet weather has resulted in cancellations and ground
changes affecting training and playing at all levels of the game, and as much for the Junior Club
as the Senior teams. Our vision is that this facility would provide a training venue across a wide
variety of codes at college level, our Senior and Junior rugby training and also night games for
Junior teams. All of this would take the pressure off our current training areas and grounds on
Saturday mornings. This project will cost between $800,000 and $1,300,000 so it is a massive
undertaking for the Club and we will be required to raise a considerable sum towards the project.
We have also asked the Council to carry out drainage works on each of the other fields to make
them more durable. At a cost of $80,000 per field this is not a small investment. So if you
happen to be talking to our Councillors – put in a plug for these projects!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Committee for their unstinting efforts this season.
Particularly Kevin Melville and Peter McGuinness for their outstanding efforts around
sponsorship, Jim McMenamin for his secretarial work and for generally keeping things organized
and Phil Gibb for his stewardship of the Rugby Sub Committee. Without a strong committee it is
difficult for any club to operate effectively. We are very fortunate in the calibre of our committee.
Also finally we bid farewell to Filipe Rayasi, who for over 5 years has been the Club’s CCO.
Filipe has decided it is time for new challenges and has chosen not to apply for re-appointment.
It is patently obvious that the club’s successes over the past few years and Filipe’s presence here
are interlinked and Filipe leaves here having made a huge contribution to the Club and having
made many friendships amongst players, committee and within the general community. We wish
Filipe, Lani and family all the best for the future.
John Sheehan
Chairman
CLUB CAPTAINS REPORT 2012
The high hopes held for the club at the beginning of 2012 were, unfortunately, only partially
realised as the competitions in the various grades progressed during the year. On the back of
some very good performances by most of our teams in 2011 it was anticipated that that
momentum would continue. Our expectations were that this would be a great year on the field for
Hutt Old Boys Marist.
The season began well. The high numbers of players that we had seen in recent years again
turned up for the preseason training programme. However these numbers did not materialise into
the players registering in the way they had done the previous year. When the competition began
our numbers had dwindled.
We knew that in the Under 85 grade we had already lost the Robots. The coach of the team for
the last few years had decided he wasn’t able to do it again and the consequence of this was that
the team dispersed to other clubs. What wasn’t expected was the loss of the Under 19 team - a
grade that we had traditionally done very well in. Preseason indications were that we would easily
have two age grade teams. Unfortunately, due to the lack of preseason availability of coaches
these players also drifted away. The consequence of this was that from 9 teams the club fielded
in 2011 this year we could only register 7.
Fortunately for us, it was the best players who remained. This was evident in the results of some
of early noncompetition games. When our club went to the Spillane in New Plymouth our
suspicions were vindicated. The Colts played well and the Premiers retained this coveted trophy.
The coaching changes at the Premier level with Justin Wilson coming in to replace Adam
Campbell proved to have been a good decision.
The first round of the season suggested that this was to be a successful year for the club. The
Premier team particularly showed some of the excellent form that we thought would be good
enough for it to dominate this year’s senior competition. After having won all the inter-club cups
and shields, including the highly sought after McBain Shield, the team went on to take out the
Swindale Shield for the first time for many years. Other teams faired reasonably well and there
was great hope going into the second round.
The second round was to be seen in stark contrast to what had come before. With the exception
of the Senior 2 team which went on to win the HD Memorial Cup, for various reasons other teams
did not perform to expectations. Injuries took a toll on most sides. Ill-discipline in the Senior 3 cost
them their competition. Coaching uncertainties leading to some loss in morale affected a couple
of sides. Training ground closures, loss of representative players, and the unreliability of some
players lead to frustrations which ultimately resulted in a disappointing second half of the year for
many teams. Most concerning was the relegation of the Senior 1 team to Senior 2 and the
consequential affect this had on the demotion of our Senior 2 team.
Nevertheless the club remained in good heart. Off the field the building projects were completed.
Increased numbers of games were played on the no.1 field. The Presidents team became a
fixture each Saturday in the clubrooms. The gym was set up and considerable use was made of
the facilities. People really enjoyed each other’s company.
The committee has continued to work hard to support the club. With the appointment of Peter
Ballinger to the president’s chair and Greg Hooper to the rugby committee there was a renewed
sense of commitment, loyalty and experience that pervaded the club meetings and activities.
Communication across teams, which was a concern identified last year, appeared to improve
under the leadership of Phil Gibb. The success of the club relies on its players and it is for this
reason that the work off the field by Dan Pavihi, Dan Vulu and Nick Risdon must not be
underestimated.
Appointments to key coaching positions before the start of 2013 will have an important effect on
the success of the club. This is particularly the case with the arrival of the new CCO, Mila Poutoa.
Fil Rayasi has been a strong supporter of the club over many years. His very friendly personality
and the many skills he has brought to teams as a coach and player will be sadly missed. Mila
brings a different style and expertise to the position. We are sure his talents are what the club
needs to move us into our next phase of development.
This has been my last year on the HOBM Committee. During my 2 ½ year I have found the work
of the club captain to both time consuming and enjoyable. I would like to thank all the players,
committee members and supporters for the contribution you continue to make to the club.
Particularly I want to reiterate my gratitude for the work that John Sheehan, Jim McMenamin, Phil
Gibb, Peter McGuinness and Kevin Melville do to ensure the club’s ongoing financial viability and
its good management. It is without doubt the best and most efficiently run rugby club in
Wellington. I know this to be true because ............. just wait and see the results we will achieve
on the field in 2013.
Bryan Gwilliam
Club Captain
2012 TEAM REPORTS
PREMIER
The Eagles Premier team soared to some great new heights this season setting a benchmark for
other teams in the future to aspire to and surpass on the way to greatness. The mix of old and
new off the field saw a new era at HOBM. Stalwarts Greg Hooper, Alan Ormond with Brady
Cates (Physio) and co coach Matt Lee joined forces with Doug King ( Medic and much more) and
new co coach Justin Wilson.
Preseason planning started back in September 2011 with a focus on targeting every trophy on
offer. The team was able to secure 7 out of the 9 trophies on offer unfortunately the opportunity to
add the Jubilee Cup went missing after finishing in 5th place.
The preseason focussed on skill and fitness with the first trophy on offer as early as the 2nd week
in March. A group of our Club coaches worked a large and motivated group at preseason
training’s, most of our trainings had 40 – 50 players each night working very hard. The Premier
Coaches’ first test came from picking a squad from this training group to represent HOBM at the
NZ Marist 81st Spillane tournament hosted by Tukapa Rugby and Sports club in Taranaki.
SPILLANE CUP
The trip to Taranaki saw the premier boys take control of the back of the bus and set the tone for
the trip. A late arrival at the Devon Hotel 11.30pm meant just about everyone was ready for sleep
and a powerful breakfast in the morning. Saturday had HOBM drawn to play last year’s finalist
Napier Marist and while they were competitive for the first 25 minutes then the Eagles flew past
them finishing the match comfortable winners HOBM 36 to Napier Marist 16.
Day two saw old rivals pitted against each other with HOBM to play MSP in the cup final. It was a
torrid battle that had the medical staff the busiest people on the day. The match ebbed and
flowed like a heavyweight battle with counter punches barrelling into each other until the Eagles
were able to deliver the deadly blow that saw Jason Risdon score and secure the Spillane Cup
for a record three in a row with the final score HOBM 20 to MSP 7.
SWINDALE SHIELD
The 2012 Eagles became the Swindale Shield Champions after overcoming local rivals
Wainuiomata in the final round. Throughout the Swindale Shield there were some outstanding
results including the biggest winning margin over Petone in the Mc Bain Shield, Winning back the
Father Cleary Shield for the first time in 8 attempts against MSP, winning the Inaugural Don Bond
Cup against Ories and finally beating Poneke for the first time in 5 years. What a great effort in
also securing all of our other first round traditional trophy matches between OBU and Wainui.
There were some outstanding individual performances from the likes of Simon Maeleulu, Sam
Faisandier and Jason Risdon up front. The Eagles having competition top points scorer Glen
Walters and both top try scorers Tupeni Kamakorewa and Taleta Tupoula getting great service
from Taiso Silafai – Leanna and the rest of the backs. These efforts saw the Eagles winning 10
out of the 11 matches scoring over 300 points in this competition.
JUBILEE CUP
The second round saw a change of weather and fortunes which culminated in the Eagles not
registering a win from their first four games and in a seven game round this proved to be costly.
With major injuries hitting the team hard in the first four rounds a massive form reversal saw the
Eagles almost pull off the impossible. With a chance to secure a place in the Jubilee Cup semi
final if Norths could overcome Wainui this wasn’t to be. However a great fight back from the boys
shows just how much courage, commitment and belief is in this team when everyone else had
written them off.
The second round saw some other players stand up and lead the way Nic Risdon’s leadership is
one of the reasons why the team is so strong on and off the field. Deon Carney, Elia Fonoti,
George Amosa poured their heart and souls into the team.
Not a great result to finish 5th but a great performance to finish off with winning the last three
games including a 65 point romp against Upper Hutt who had kept us to 5 points in the first
round.
SEASON IN SUMMARY
While we missed the Jubilee Cup it was still a very successful season with 7 trophies in the
cabinet. The other season highlights were the milestones of both Alexis Time and Simon
Malaeulu becoming our latest Eagle Centurions, as well as our Blazer boys- Tuleta, Eroni,
Parataiso, Tupene, Sam, Deon and Kahu.
Unfortunately with our season cut short we will have to wait till next season to celebrate
Polonga’s durability in achieving 200 games for the Club.
The commitment and drive shown by the players during the season was the key to the success
on and off the field. Off the field saw the premier players helping with our junior teams on training
nights and with the kid’s favourite - cooking and serving hot dogs from club BBQ on Saturday
mornings after their home games. Hopefully we can build on the platform this year’s team has
created and improve for 2013.
A massive big thank you to all the support staff that have helped in getting the guys on the
paddock, from Doug and Brady to all the other people in between right up to Jock and the club
committee. We are only able to succeed if the foundations of the club and people in it are working
for each other. We hope we have represented the club well both on and off the field and are
keen to take the club to the next level and build a legacy for the club to be proud of in the future.
Justin Wilson & Matt Lee
SENIOR 1
Management
Coaches: Adrian Maney, Phil Gibb, Brett Marais
Managers: Brian Hall, Tanya Coleman
Physiotherapist: Jen Sweeting
Assistant: Jamie
Pre-season
Pre-season training was well attended and those that were there benefitted enormously when the
season started. Unfortunately there are always those who only come along at game time and this
makes it hard especially as all games are “live” in the Harper Lock Shield and count for points.
Would have liked to have the squads finalized with a couple of pre-season games to go before
the competition started. This would have been difficult to do this season as there were a number
of Senior 1 players injured, involved with Premier trials or still playing summer sports in March.
The choice of opposition for pre-season games was good.
Harper Lock Shield
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237
Position
8
Following six rounds of the competition HOBM Senior 1 were fourth the table with 3 wins, 1 draw
and 2 losses. The team was playing structured and attractive rugby, well directed by Heinrich
Jooste at 1st 5/8. The round and season turned during the next game when Heinrich suffered a
season ending injury. With the forwards continuing to improve and play good rugby, the backs
and team lacked direction and only one more win was achieved in the round.
Ed Chaney Cup
Played
9
Win
3
Loss
6
Draw
0
9
For
112
Against
160
Position
9
HOBM forwards were dominant in every game of the round, some excellent scrum and lineout
play. Team generally lacked patience and direction and found it hard to play to the pattern set
down by the coaches. This is probably due to the age of some of the players.
The HOBM Senior 1 team was relegated at the conclusion of the second round of competition.
Brett Marais
SENIOR 2
Our plan from the start of the year was to use the first round as a look at combinations and what
works well.
We had no locks and used flankers to fill the spot. Chris Brown was an open side flanker who
wasn’t tall but was quick and was our main jumper until he left for his OE. Doug and Ben did well,
and if they didn’t want to play lock then we would have had none.
The key was the guys willing to play anywhere for the team with no one complaining. The whole
squad playing for each other is what won us the cup. Everyone wanting to play for each other,
guys wanting to train when we didn’t have training, just showed how much it meant to the guys to
win the cup.
We (Aturo and myself) just played with who was left over from the top two teams, and if no one
come down we played with the guys we had.
Once we moved trainings from Tuesdays to Wednesdays it went well with good numbers all
season. We pretty much had everything we needed as in cones and balls
Our manager is still learning and we were looking for another manager to help him out but
couldn’t think of one.
I think Fiipe Rayasi is the best club CCO any club could ask for. He’s been there and done that
and where else in New Zealand would you see your CCO mixing it with his club members? The
new guys in our club, when we told them of Filipe’s history were rapt to be playing with a guy with
so much experience and knowledge of the game. He’s just a true legend and true eagles club
man and we need him for the club.
Getting guys back to the club rooms is always hard to do but the talk for my team is the guys
didn’t want to go back to the club in just their normal clothes. They wanted to feel like part of the
club and look like part of the club so were asking why didn’t they get ties and shirts as the top two
teams did. They all said if they had the shirts and ties then they would have all come back.
Player of the days went well if I had the guys there.
Social functions need to involve all teams and not just be functions. A ”top town” theme where
guys from all teams get put into groups to compete in a sports day would generate good club
spirit.
The club needs to bring back the old culture.
Peter Time
Senior 3
Hi my name is Luti Lologa, I was the Player/Coach with the help of Mika Seupule.
We formed a rugby team together through mates and families within the Samoan Community.
From a coaching point of view we did not have much experience about coaching a team. With the
help of some players that had played rugby in top grades we managed to win games.
In the first round we lost only 1 game and most games were won by 30-40 points.
It was clear to me this team had potential of winning the Grade.
Due to me being so eager to win the second round I played a suspended player in the semi-final
which we won but were subsequently defaulted for the final.
For the first time we put this team together I thought it wasn’t a bad effort, and most of these
guys are capable of playing good rugby.
For 2013 I have decided to take another role for work, which requires most of my time. I have
spoken to Mika and he is willing to continue our journey. We would love to see this team carry on
and win the grade.
Regards
Luti Lologa
COLTS
This year has been successful in terms of understanding the importance of ‘Performance’ and
‘Principles of Play’. With a young team I definitely feel that the team applied those principles and
performed to the best of their ability, gaining in making the top six for Division One. We may
have not achieved in winning the 2012 competition however, the players still managed to put up a
good fight with a two point difference against the two top teams of the grade in the second round.
There were six players from 2011, then lost four of those players to Premier, Senior 1 and
injuries. Leaving only two experience players always instigates that question of can the younger
players foot it with the older, stronger and experienced teams? I suppose it goes back to what
Ben Perenise had mentioned in 2010 report about every 2-3 years clubs go through re-born
stage this year was our year again.
The young team played exciting rugby and had no issues in moving the ball and gaining the
advantage line. We struggled a bit on converting tries and penalties and we relied a lot on
getting the ball over the line, which is a high risk especially when you were playing ‘catch-up’
rugby. I must say that, this young side has been given a good base for the coming 2013 season
which it would be exciting to see them one year wiser for the grade.
A special mention for those players who played for Senior 1 at some stage during the season,
promoted to Premier and Trialist for the Representative teams they are; Site Timu, Sepe Muaau,
Daniel McElean, Shale Tangianau, Rei Manaia, Bob Tane and James Bailey.
I would like to thank the management team i.e. Steve Crilly, Alex Telea and Hori McGregor for all
your time & efforts during the season.
Jude Perez
85kgs - HOWLERS
Overall I was very happy with what this team has achieved this season. To make a division one
semi with three quarters of the team having never played division one was awesome.
Admittedly we gained five Robots from the previous year however this was offset by the loss of
five very good players early in the season to injury. The five Robot players were also stoked as
they had never got that far previously.
We were fortunate to have a very good back line with the likes of Cam Paulik, Nic Foster, George
Bevan and Dan Kubiack however we struggled against the two top sides to give them good go
forward ball. We had two good loosies in Hamish Bryan and Clay Taylor, and Mark Fibbes won
some good ball at the front of the lineout. We just seem to lack some mongrel up front at pick
and go and clean-out, however our defence was awesome. If they could use the same urgency
and spirit on defence with their pick and go/ clean-outs, they would be on the right track. We also
had two players, Keith Ives and Tom Weston who had never played rugby before and we went
into the semi with 19 and 21 year old locks. If this team can stick together for another year or
two, as they are relatively young and still learning, then we can give division one a good shake. It
is imperative therefore that we keep the bulk of these players together, so we can be successful
next season.
This season Dan Burns helped me with coaching. He handled the forwards, looked after the
drinks and weigh-ins. His assistance made my life so much easier. We also received awesome
support from Supe Mesa. He has played 100 games for Wainuiomata premiers and played
overseas. If I had a problem on Saturday and talked to Supe he would have an appropriate drill
on Wednesday night. He attended every training and when possible, Saturdays. His input this
season was outstanding.
We do not rely on a lot of assistance from the Club as their priorities must lie with the premiers
and age group teams. Having said that it would be good for the club to provide this team, now
they are in Division One, with a coach with recent relevant experience. This is a young side and
to keep them together an announcement of a new coach sooner rather than later will assist in
seeing them back next year. I have spent four years doing my best but when I see the
knowledge and expertise that some-one like Supe’s has, I know I’m out of my depth. I have tried
to encourage him to coach next year but he is unsure of what he is up to. I will however remain
involved in the background with the Howlers maybe as manager.
Ross Fibbes (Coach)
PRESIDENTS
The season started well and our summer recruitment programme worked extremely well. There
were old players that had played for the club finding their boots and playing a bit more rugger
again which is great.
The team where able to supply new jerseys this year, and with the jackets and shirts the team
looks very smart when at home or visiting other clubs.
This is the first year that Doug Powers has not played since he was five years old due to
commitments with his sons rugby but he has promised a come back next year.
The team was able to help some of the junior teams with finance this year which is what the
grade is all about, putting back into the club what the club has given to the players over the
years.
With players like Brownie, Tony Cruickshank, Hamish, Steve Mann, Blayne, Wayne, Des, Vlad
and the Sua Boys, where other clubs struggle for numbers we are getting stronger.
The team and management would like to thank the club and supporters for their continued
support and we look forward to 2013 and maybe holding a Pressies day at the club.
Stu Tutt
GOLDEN OLDIES – SAINTS & SINNERS
Firstly, congratulations to the Premiers on their Swindale Shield win and to all other sides on the
success of their respective seasons. Saints’n’Sinners Golden Oldies are proud to be involved
with one of Wellington’s largest and most progressive Rugby clubs.
The Saints ‘n’ Sinners Golden Oldies are made up of players from 35 to 50 something and
provide an opportunity for present and former players and mates over the age of 35 to get
together every second Sunday to play the other 17 Golden Oldies teams in the region from Levin
down to Wellington and back up to the Wairarapa.
As Golden Oldies has no kicking, de-powered scrums, minimal contest and no clean out around
the rucks and mauls it promotes running rugby and ensures the ball is being used for over 55
minutes of the three twenty minute periods of play. Imagine no scrum resets, no standing around
waiting for kicks at goal and minimal ruck and maul stoppages.
There is a great sense of camaraderie as we live up to the Golden Oldies motto of Fun,
Friendship and Fraternity to which can be added Family as it is definitely an activity that
encourages complete family involvement.
Our games are a mix of very competitive to a bit more leisurely depending on the strength of the
opposition and with rolling subs there is no danger of running out of puff. We are keen to invite
and involve new members and welcome a phone call or email from those players who want to
remain in the game but don’t have the time for training or committing to every week.
Our season of 12 games included 11 solid victories and one close loss to a much younger side
when we were missing a number of key players. However the key thing was the camaraderie and
fun we had during the season helped by the fact we only had one cancellation due to ground
closure. Playing every second week gives enough time for the little niggles and bruises to heal as
well as not losing too much match fitness.
This season saw a number of new recruits involved including Brad Eastham, Shane Nightingale
and Rod Taylor as well as a debut appearance by Fintan Devine’s son.
As 2012 ends with two members off to Japan to celebrate World Golden Oldies Festival in
October we are garnering interest in the World Golden Oldies Festival in Buenos Aries in 2014
which will coincide with the All Blacks match schedule against the Pumas. That’s a trip not to be
missed.
Thanks to all our guys and wives and partners who turned out and contributed to another
successful season. See you all next year.
For those who want to dust their boots off and enjoy the fun and friendship of traditional running
rugby for 2013 and beyond email [email protected]
Dave Harle
HOBM Juniors
2012 has been another successful and busy year for the junior club. The club continues to grow
with player numbers now in excess of 320 kids across the grades. This success comes partly
due to the rugby world cup but more importantly it reflects the strong position both the senior and
junior clubs are in. People are starting to recognise that the club is a warm, friendly and
successful place for their children to play and we need to build on this even more in the coming
years.
The season has not been without its challenges, grounds and wet weather being the main
culprits but despite this the season has again gone fantastically. Our teams continue to play with
great skill, spirit and most importantly great sportsmanship. A large part of this success must be
attributed to the dedication of the coaches and parents and I send a very large thank you to all
who became involved this year with a team.
Big thanks to our new sponsors, NME Electrical and Stevens Ford. Without this sponsorship
none of the success would be possible.
The year has seen a number of highlights for the club including:
x The Nursery grade has continued to grow, with more than 30 under 5’s each Saturday
morning – A big thanks to Craig Bailey whose organisation and dedication to early
mornings continues to make this a roaring success!
x Training shirts for all the boys – thanks sponsors
x Another successful Manly tour to Australia was held
x Successful club exchanges with ParaPlim, Paraparaumu andHastings
We have again had strong representation in the Hutt Valley and Wellington rep teams with 13
boys selected across the teams:
Hutt Valley U11
Shyheim Aiga
Nathan Tanuvasa
Hutt Valley U12
Hutt Valley U13 P2
Wellington Regional U13
Jack Gray
Fred Sunia
William Rua
Aisea Mafileo
Mikaele Alaifatu
Harrison Boyle
Franco Ashton
Cullen Poutua
Nathan Hartley
Matthew Mann
Demetri Perez
William Rua
Our congratulations go out to all the boys who have made these teams. It reflects well on the
coaches, parents and the club as a whole. Let’s hope that many of these boys make the return
journey back to the senior club when their schooling has finished allowing us to continue to grow
the senior club.
Success doesn’t come easily and without the tireless work put in by the committee over the
course of the season none of this would happen. I would like to thank those of the committee
who have put in so much effort over the last six months, especially Stephen Lynch, Mark Murphy
And Ra Hunkin.
Spread the word over summer – HOBM is the place to be! Thanks to everyone, have a great
summer and see you all back again next year.
Ross McLachlan
Junior Club Convenor
CLUB AWARD WINNERS – 2012
Club Trophies
Peter Eilers Cup
Highest Points Scorer
Glen Walters
Quirke Family Cup
Most Tries
Tupeni Kamakorewa
Paddy Wells Trophy
Best U21 Player
Opetera Peleseuma
Malcolm Perrett Trophy
Most Promising Young Player
Rei Manaia
MBOB All Star Trophy
Top Premier Player
Parataiso Silafai- Lea’ana
Tottenham Trophy
Most Improved Player
Elia Fonoti
Max Parsonage Cup
Best Colt Player
Vaughan Samuelu
Para Wellington Trophy
Best U19 Player
Site Timu
Peter Lally Trophy
Best 80/80 Player
George Bevin
Sue Hatton Trophy
Outstanding 7’s Player
Reuben Colquhoun
Graeme Coley Cup
Outstanding Team Management
Tanya Coleman
Club Merit Award
Club Person Award
Phil Gibb
Players trophy
Club Player of the Year
Jason Risdon
Rex Atkinson Trophy
Outstanding Team Award
Premiers
President’s Award
Club Person Award
Jim McMenamin
Team Awards
Premier
Senior 1
Senior 2
Senior 3
Colts
85kgs – Howlers
Presidents
Sam Faisandier
Kava Vulu
Dan Pavihi
Monty Aiono
Rei Manaia
Tristan Lee
Graeme Brown
REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS 2012
Individual Honours for the players were:
Hosea Gear
All Blacks, Highlanders
Jeremy Thrush
Hurricanes, Wellington Lions (Captain)
Ope Peleseuma
NZ Under 20's, Spillane Tournament XV, Wellington Lions
Deon Carney
Wellington Lions Training Squad, Wellington Development
Taiso Silafai-Lea'ana
Wellington Lions, Wellington Development, NZ Marist XV
Simon Malaeulu
Wellington Development
Tupeni Kamakorewa
Wellington Development
Jason Risdon
Spillane Tournament XV, NZ Marist XV
Hemi Tanuvasa
NZ Marist Colts, Wellington Under 20s trial
Glen Walters
Wairarapa Bush, Wellington and Central Maori
Site Timu
NZ Marist 7's
Rueben Colquhoun
Wellington 7's
Taleta Tupuola
Wellington 7's
Francis Stevens
Wellington Under 20s Trial
Brandyn Laursen
Wellington Under 20s Trial
James Bailey
Wellington Under 18s Trial
Nick Foster
Wellington Under 85kgs
George Bevin
Wellington Under 85kgs
Hamish Bryan
Wellington Under 85kgs
SPONSORS - 2012
TRUSTS
BUSINESSES
Advance Electrical
Advance Gaming
All Asbestos & Insulation
Allfinanz
Apparelmaster
Bayleys Commercial - Richard Faisandier
Best Engineering
Brockelsbys
Capital Shelving
CCC - NZ Uniforms
Concept Sign & Display
Corporate Consumables
Cuttriss & Co
Egleys Electrical
Fresha Grocery - Universal Trading
General Metal Recycling
Hirequip
Hutt City New World
Jones Lang Lasalle - John Perisco
Lifestyle Gym
Lonestar Petone
LT McGuinness
NME
Ricoh
Saxton Autos
Station Village
Stevens Motors
TBI
The Call Centre
The Establishment
Tommys - Peter Ballinger
Tommys Hutt Valley
Transpacific
Ultra Glass
Vynco
Williment World Travel
Financial Report for Period Ending 30th September 2012
The year commenced with the coffers fairly empty, it closed with them further depleted.
Regrettably we have found the road to securing Community Trust income even harder this year
and we have had rejections for funding applications of around $20,000 for expenditure items
which we have historically enjoyed ongoing success with and which we had budgeted to receive.
This has left us struggling to make ends meet. It follows that next year we have to work even
more zealously to control expenditure and so 2013 will see a very austere budget with little frills
for players and us working even harder to secure Community Trust funds to fund any ‘extras’. I
personally hope to see players adopt a more ‘hands-up’ approach to the club next year rather
than the hitherto ‘hands-out’ approach which has been all too evident.
After two years of major infrastructure development we have achieved significantly rejuvenated
clubrooms, a self-contained gymnasium with new showers and toilets and a new team debriefing
room, providing us with facilities matching any club in Wellington. To enable the completion of
this work the club took out a $30,000 mortgage and the Junior Club loaned the Senior Club
$20,000. But given the development work cost in excess of $250,000 this was an acceptable
outcome. It has certainly set us up for the next 20 years.
As a result of our need to borrow we established a budget that saw some constraints on
expenditure, particularly around the provision of ‘free’ gear. We also targeted improved returns
on bar trading and sponsorship. Unfortunately we don’t appear to have been as zealous in the
drive to control ‘free stuff’ as much as I would have liked this season and this will be an area
earmarked for even tighter controls in 2013. Our expenditure on team travel somehow also got a
little out of control this season, a situation which will not be repeated in 2013
Fortunately our sponsorship income targets were more than achieved with Kevin Melville’s
sterling efforts resulting in sponsorship support unmatched by almost any other club in
Wellington. It is only when you view other club’s sponsorship income streams do you appreciate
how lucky we are to have guy like Kevin on board. He has been ably supported in his activities
as usual by Peter McGuinness. Our family of sponsors is listed in this publication and it is
important that our members reciprocate this support by supporting their businesses when they
can.
The club achieved a small operating surplus of around $11,486 but when capital expenditure and
mortgage principal payments are factored in there is $10,000 cash deficiency which will need to
be made up in 2013.
This year the club has invested in capital equipment as follows: Gymnasium Equipment & Fitout - $14,000
Kitchen Extractor Unit - $6,000
Security Cameras & Access Control for Gymnasium - $5000
Furniture - Team Debriefing room - $1000
The first two items were funded by Community Trust grants.
John Sheehan
Treasurer
Financial Report for Year Ended 30 September 2012
(Unaudited)
INCOME & EXPENDITURE Account for Year Ended 30 September 2012
$
2012
$
2011
Players Subscriptions
less Affiliation Fees
Net
11716
-3440
8276
15883
-4080
11803
Honorary Members, Life & VP's
2539
3660
Total Subscriptions
10815
15463
15005
7360
15183
3922
1089
428
93996
1483
2210
56320
-6184
20000
10343
7480
200
11714
2589
4832
148403
2574
29
38799
-6905
19964
Total Other Income
210812
240022
Total Income
221627
255485
4553
8443
19206
2360
4159
5329
1252
2933
114
317
2130
34488
1818
7130
4602
-
5219
8665
24744
2771
3051
5827
626
1066
5397
104
2396
3223
37350
968
4710
2969
7500
Income
Bar Trading
Donations Received
Donations - Centenary Building Fund
Fundraising Activities
Hire of Club Facilities
Gym Subscriptions
Interest from Bank
Community Trusts
Gear Sales
Ticket Sales
Sponsorship
Less Sponsorship Costs
WRFU - Distribution
WRFU - RDO
Note
2
Expenditure
Playing Expenditure
Laundry
Spillane
Gear
Prems Expediture
Bus/Van Hire
Tape/Strapping/Physiotherapy
Eagles Academy Expenses
K2 Academy Support
Other Playing Expense
Presentation Blazers
Pre-Season
7's Expenses
RDO Wages & Expenses
RDO Mobile Expenses
Vehicle Expenses
Catering
K2 Fees (Funded)
IRANZ Fees (Funded)
IRANZ Fees (Unfunded)
26313
-
22060
5183
Total Playing Expenses
125147
143829
Building Expenses
Cleaning
Insurance & Valuation Fees
Power
Rent & Rates
Repairs & Maintenance
Rubbish Removal
Security
3483
13679
5982
3569
7444
1066
461
3183
8135
5860
3616
1578
605
247
Total Building Expenses
35684
23224
Administration Expenses
Advertising & Publicity
Bank/Eftpos fees
Club Manager
College Support
Computer Expenses
Functions (McBain etc)
General Expenses
NZ Marist Levies
Interest
Subscriptions
Junior Club
Postage/Telephone/Tolls
Prizegiving
RWC Expenses
Stationery/Printing
Website
1062
204
18000
570
458
6515
800
2223
196
2863
2726
2338
134
1109
470
2431
1586
14644
51
1043
8684
800
217
2114
2374
654
814
1597
470
Total Admin Expenses
39668
37479
Total Expenditure
200499
204532
Excess Income/Expenditure
21128
50953
Depreciation Expense
9642
9270
Total Profit
11486
41683
$
2012
$
2011
Accumulated Funds
Profit/(Loss -)
Asset Revaluation Reserves
245425
11486
342927
203742
41683
342927
Total Funds
599838
588352
BALANCE SHEET as at 30 September 2012
Note
These funds were represented by
Current Assets
Westpac
Westpac 025 A/C
Westpac 001 A/C
Bar Float
Debtors
Prepayments
GST
Stock - Gear
Stock - Bar
7876
1356
1169
750
7500
2974
10340
3485
4660
1759
753
750
19271
15527
5000
1647
35450
49367
600000
47993
600000
31251
Total Fixed Assets
647993
631251
Total Assets
683443
680618
26887
10000
20000
46266
6000
10000
56887
62266
26718
30000
Total Liabilities
83605
92266
Total Net Assets
599838
588352
1
1
1
Total Current Assets
Fixed Assets
Clubrooms Myrtle Street
Furniture & Equipment
Less Current Liabilities
Creditors & Accruals
Trust Funds In Advance
Advance from Juniors Club
Advance from Eagles Club
1
3
4
5
Total Current Liabilities
Less Long Term Liabilities
Loan - Clubrooms
6
Notes to the Financial Statements
1) Statement of Accounting Policies
Basis of Preparation
These accounts have been prepared in accordance with accounting
practice generally accepted in New Zealand.
Debtors
This amount is based on the Club's assessment of amounts owing
to the Club at balance date that will received in cash subsequent
to balance date.
Stock
Stock is valued at the lower of cost or net realisable value.
Fixed Assets
Buildings are valued at depreciated replacement cost. Furniture & Equipment
are valued at cost less accumulated depreciation.
2) Bar Trading Analysis
Sales
2012
39621
2011
40027
Opening Stock
Plus Purchases
Less Closing Stock
1647
26454
3485
1892
29439
1647
Costs of Sale
24616
29684
Net profit from bar
15005
10343
Percentage profit
38%
26%
3) Trust Funds in Advance
Trust Funds in Advance represent funds received from community trusts
for expenditure which will take place in the new financial year
4) Advance from Junior Club
This advance is at nil interest rate and is repayable on demand.
4) Advance from Eagles Club
This advance is at nil interest rate and is repayable on demand.
6) Westpac Term Loan
Unsecured Term Loan of $30,000 repayable over 10 years at an interest rate of 8.45%
REGISTERED PLAYERS - Senior
SURNAME
A
Abrahams
Afoa
Aiono
Amosa
Anae
Anae
Antipas
April
Armstrong
Aumua
Aurua
Austin
B
Bailey
Bailey
Barry
Bell
Benson
Bevin
Blake
Boden
Braddock
Bradshaw
Braid
Brooks
Broster
Broughton
Brown
Brown
Browne
Browne
Browne
Bryan
Bryant
Bryant
Burn
Burns
C
Carney
Carter
Cassidy
Catlow
Claassen
Corderoy
Cruickshanks
Cuncannon
D
Dauum
Davis
De Castro
De Vries
Deal
Drumm
NAME
Muhammad
Jeremiah
Amonty
George
Faamanu
Siu
James
Kiran
Garrick
Sefo
Fata
Mark
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Craig
James
Campbell
Eddie
Thomas
George
Logan
Luke
John
Steven
Anthony
Regan
Adam
Shaun
Christopher
Tim
Graeme
Luke
Matthew
Hamish
Matthew
Sean
Andrew
Daniel
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Deon
Tony
Kelly
Joseph
Andre
Daniel
Anthony
Hayden
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Lasse
Cody
James
Mike
David
Hamish
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
SURNAME
E
Eathorne
Eder
Ekevati
Emmens
Evans
F
Fa'alogo
Faisandier
Farmer
Fata-Meafou
Fibbes
Fibbes
Filipo
Fonoti
Fonoti
Foster
Fruean-amea
G
Gear
Gwilliam
H
Hall
Hammond
Hemopa
Hills
I
Ineleo
Isaac
Ives
Ives
J
Jooste
Jordan
K
Kahui
Kamakorewa
Kamakorewa
Katoa
Kava
Kingsbeer
Kubiack
L
Laursen
Lauvi
Lealofi
Lee
Lim
Lologa
Lologa
Luani
M
McCool
McCormick
NAME
Garry
Timothy
Eroni
Jamie
Stephen
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Misimatoka
Samuel
Jared
Folomalo
Dean
Mark
Michael
Elijah
Enoka
Nicholas
Kaio
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Hosea
Evan
Senior Player
Senior Player
Bradley
Blayne
Joseph
Frederick
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Sio
Daniel
Keith
Roy
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Heinrich
Aidan
Senior Player
Senior Player
Darcy
Sikeli
Tupeni
Siulanaapo
Tuliasi
Michael
Daniel
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Brandyn
Vilimanu
Poni
Tristan
David
Luti
Va'a
Tevita
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Daniel
Sam
Senior Player
Senior Player
SURNAME
M Cont.
McGregor
McGregor
McGregor
McHardy
McIntosh
McLachlan
McVey
Mafua
Malaesilia
Malaeulu
Malaki
Malaki
Malaki
Manaia
Manaia
Mann
Manu
Manuele
Marais
Marunui
Mason
McErlean
Meade
Meafou
Meyer
Mita
Mitchell
Mobbs
Moemai
Morrissey
Mose
Mua'au
Muavae
N
Newton
Nortje
O
O'Callaghan
P
Paongo
Parker
Paulik
Pavihi
Pedro
Pedro
Peleseuma
Peleseuma
Pemberton
Peni
Petersen
Pomare
Poole
Q
Quaghebeur
NAME
Blake
Hori
Tayla
Steven
David
Ross
Harry
Luey
Opeta
Simon
Peresetene
Tene
Tuvalu
Arkerei
Lake
Steven
Sosene
Timali
Ethan
Tama
Mariri
Daniel
Caleb
Christian
Robert
Rydell
Louis
James
La
Sean
James
Sepelini
Theodore
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Michael
Gregory
Senior Player
Senior Player
Jacob
Senior Player
Melikiola
Geoffrey
Cameron
Daniel
Poese
Polonga
Opetera
Tuugasala
Blair
Ben
Garett
Dyrol
Matthew
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Dominik
Senior Player
SURNAME
R
Rayasi
Reilly
Risdon
Risdon
Robertson
Rolton
Russell
Ruthven
S
Sabo
Samuelu
Savea
Senibulu
Setu
Seupule
Seupule
Sialau
Silafai
Serukai
Silafai-Leaana
Sio
Sio
Sio
Sione
Sleith
Smith
Smith
Soloa
Spice
Stevens
Stokes
Stowers
Strickland
Sua
Su'a
T
Tamatea
Tane
Tangianau
Tanu
Tanuvasa
Taualapiu
Taufafo
Taui
Tavite
Taylor
Taylor
Telfer
Tanuvasa
Taualapiu
Taufafo
Taui
Titov-Smith
Thrush
Time
Time
Time
NAME
Phillipe
Paul
Jason
Nick
Douglas
Dane
Roderick
Christopher
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Johnathan
Vaughan
Lifo
Lasaro
Levaula
Mikaele
Penieli
Joe
Talolua
Paul
Parataiso
Clarke
Derek
Solomoa
Saini
Matthew
Siaosi
Vyron
Elisala
Ian
Francis
Vivan
Jon-Marc
Michael
Bernie
David
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Kahu
Robert
Shale
Mark
Hemi
Taleta
Asovalu
Ben
Daniela
Clay
Jason
Mark
Hemi
Taleta
Asovalu
Ben
Vlad
Jeremy
Alexis
Matthew
Peter
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
SURNAME
T (cont’d)
Timu
Tino
Tonu
Tugalua
Tumua
V
Vailalo
Vaka
Vitale
Vitale
Volau
Vulu
Vulu
W
Wallis
Walsh
Walters
Waqairawai
Ward
Weston
Wilson
Wohlers
Woodcock
NAME
Site
Anthony
Isileli
Pisupo
Leone
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Christopher
Sakeasi
Raphael
Tana
Ashton
Daniel
Kava
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Martin
Des
Glen
Kinijoji
Kahurangi
Thomas
Jarrod
Tom
Jamie
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
Senior Player
REGISTERED PLAYERS - Junior
SURNAME
A
Afoa
Afoa
Afu
Afu
Aiga
Aiono
Aitken
Aitken
Alaifatu
Alexander-Hall
Allan
Allardyce
Allen
Aluvihare
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson-Pari
Andrews
Andrews
Angus
Armstrong
Ashton
Ashton
Aumua
Aumua
Austin-Bailey
B
Bailey
Bailey
Baker
Barnett
Baron
Baxter
Beal
Beare
NAME
Beaumont
Beaumont
Bennett
Berg-McLean
Berg-McLean
Blaikie
Bloomfield
Boyd
Boyle
Brooks
Broughton
Browne
Browne
Burns
Burton
Elijah
Michael
Loketi
Tevita
Shyheim
David
Kieran
Liam
Mikaele
Cayden
Isaac
Harry
Nicholas
Anupa
Hunter
Jaidyn
Calvin
Reiley
Zak
Jared
Kyle
Franco
Will
Chris
Hosanna
Zachary
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
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Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Jonathan
Rebecca
Fin
Mututehapi
Solomon
Ethan
Callum
Jack
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Joesph
Louis
Zachariah
Carter
Drew
Troy
Hugh
Luke
Harrison
Troy
Callum
Riley
Trent
Ronan
Josiah
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
C
Cammock
Campbell
Campbell
Campbell
Carson
Chapman
Ching
Ching
Church
Clough
Clough
Coffey
Collier-O'Donnell
Collins
Colwill
Colwill
Cornish
Coyne
Craig
Cutler
D
Dale
Des Barres
Dixon
Duffy
E
Eastham
Edmeades
Ehu
Stanley
Logan
Ernst
Ernst
F
FaaeteeteMasina
Faatagi
Fage
Faitele
Fenton
Field
Field
Field
Fogarty-Bridgart
Foote
Fraser
Furjes-Crawshaw
Flynn
Darnell
Fraser
Harrison
Liam
William
Harrison
Marley
Oliver
Darrah
Kian
Liam
Lucas
Pierce
Devlyn
Trystan
Samuel
Callum
Tyler
Joel
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Kade
Jayden
Thomas
Tai
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
William
Michael
Hunter
Elliott
Emery
Benjamin
Dominic
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Cairo
Junior Player
Siologa
Dylan
Wesley
Levi
Jack
Ryan
Zara
Joshua
Gabriel
Hamish
Joshua
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
G
Gibb
Gillies
Goddard
Goddard
Gordon
Gray
Gutsell
H
Hailwood
Halonen
Halstead
Hardie
Hardie
Harrington
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harrison
Hartley
Hauwaho
Heath
Hedley-Stevens
Henare
Henare
Hickman
Hoffman
Hoffman
Hughes
Hunkin
Hynam-Nyberg
Hoffman
Hoffman
Hughes
Hunkin
Hynam-Nyberg
J
Jackson
Jayasinghe
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Johns
K
Kerr
Kingi
Kirby
Ki-Toa
L
Lama
Langford-Ussher
Larson
Lauano
Leach
Kori
Reuben
Braden
Joshua
Tiana
Jack
Ryker
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Ryan
Lauri
Jake
Matthew
Samuel
Logan
Kaden
Levi
Mason
Jayden
Nathan
Te Kurapa
Devon
Tobias
Cassius
Damien
Seth
Hyuga
Taiga
Isla
Michael
Andrew
Hyuga
Taiga
Isla
Michael
Andrew
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Ryan
Nevin
Caleb
Ethan
Noah
Tyler
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Ben
Tyson
William
Faamaoni
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Lopini
Kate
Cayden
Elijah
Michael
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
L Cont.
Lee
Lee
Leitch
Leitch
Lenihan
Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Linwood
Lochead
Lynch
M
McCarthy
McCleery
McLoughlin
Maake
Mafileo
Mafileo
Mafileo
Magasiva-Coyne
Maluschnig
Manktelow
Mann
Manuele
Marsh
Marshall
Marshall
Matagi
Matila
Maxwell
Meadows
Meadows
Middelplaats
Moffat
Montague
Monu
Moore
Moore
Morris
Mose-Tuilmoa
Mose-Tuilmoa
Murfitt
Murfitt
Murphy
Muru
N
Naisali-Handley
Ngu
Nicholas
Nyberg
Arran
Samuel
Charlie
Innes
Dimitrious
Nicholas
Noah
Kristian
Owen
Shaun
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Jessica
Thomas
Ethan
Kapani
Aisea
Nanuma
Taani
Adam
Logan
Amos
Matthew
Reon
Kai
Blake
Rhiley
Michael
Ronald
Levi
Nakeisha
Xander
Feliz
Hamish
Caleb
Terell
Ethan
Lachlan
Baxer
Josua
Levi
Aidan
Samuel
Lachlan
Kade
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Mas
Pilikimi
Tom
Kurtis
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
O
O'Brien
O'Connell
O'Connell
O'Sullivan
Ogden
Ogden
Ogo Faatagi
Ogo Faatagi
Olive
Oliver-Wilson
Onslow-Osborne
Onslow-Osborne
Owers
P
Palmer
Pavihi
Peckston
Peckston
Peckston
Peckston
Peleseuma
Penno
Perez
Perkinson
Perkinson
Peterson
Petter
Pinfold
Pirimona
Polaczuk
Pope
Pou
Pou
Pou
Poutoa
Press
Press
R
Rangiwhetu
Rayasi
Reupena
Reynolds
Roberts
Robinson
Rona
Rona
Rona-Luke
Ropati
Ropati
Ross
Rostedt
Rua
Ryan
Ryan
Jack
Gabriel
Kian
Cieran
Cade
Flynn
Boon
Nathan
Pati
Nirvana
David
James
Harrison
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Finn
Tomasi
Daniel
Finn
Joshua
Sam
Jeremiah
Benjamin
Demitri
Daniel
Max
Jared
Jack
Joseph
Blake
Eli
Mason
Levi
Nikyah
Tyzyk
Cullen
Benjamin
Harrison
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Charlie
Temalesi
Talalelei
Zechariah
Andrew
Nathan
Kohein
Phelan
Ava-Rose
James
Jonathan
Jack
Joel
William
Harrison
Jackson
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
S
Samani
Saomai
Savea
Saxton
Saxton
Scotson
Seal
Semu
Semu
Semu
Semu
Semu
Shanahan
Shanahan
Sharma
Shaw
Shaw
Sialau
Sio
Sio
Sio
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Sneddon
Sneddon
Solomona
Steffensen
Stewart
Stone
Stratford
Sua-Ngatoro
Summers
Sunia
Sutherland
Sydney
Symonds
Symonds
T
Taigel
Tanuvasa
Tashkoff
Tavite
Tavite
Tawhara
Te Mataki
Tehuna
Theobald
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Josiah
Ian
Nehemiah
Jay
Josh
Trent
Xavier
Azmyth
Ezra
Jahmaline
Lohen
Robert
Jimmy
Patrick
Shameel
Cameron
Maddison
Patrick
Ignatius
Kingston
Temana
Damon
Davis
Jesse
Keegan
Vaughn
Zakariah
Harrison
Kaiden
Corey
Louis
Connor
Jorden-Jay
Billy
Bon-Scott
Andrew
Frederick
Jacob
Nesian
Flynn
Jed
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Alexander
Nathan
Jesse
Masi
Viena
Tuakana
Pono
Keden
Fionn
Codey
Ethan
Hollie
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
T Cont.
Thomas
Tiai
Tiai
Tiatia
Time
Time
Time
Time
Time
Tongia
Tufele
Tupou
Tupou
U
Udhuman
Utia
V
Vailalo
Van Ooyen
Vaughan
Veilofia
Vulu
W
Walker
Wanden
Ward
Watkins
Weavers
Wellik
West
West
Wilson
Wilson
Winship
Winter
Wirihana
Woolf
Woolf
Wormald
Shaun
Gloria
Jedidiah
Tariu
Ephron
Narley
Oakley
Teuila
Uryah
Teo
Ielome
Maximus
Micah
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Yazeedh
Wyatt
Junior Player
Junior Player
Klisa
Theo
Zachary
Miguel
Kobe-Joe
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Harrison
Connor
Benjamin
Alen
Matthew
Luke
Benjamin
Thomas
Jack
Khya
Alex
Tom
Mason
Benedict
Gabriel
Andrew
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
Junior Player
REGISTERED NZFRU COACHES
SURNAME
Claassen
Clout
Crilly
Fibbes
Gibb
Jooste
Kamuta
Lee
Lologa
Lologa
Maney
Marais
Marais
Peleseuma
Perez
Rangiwhetu
Rayasi
Telea
Time
Uriaro
Wilson
NAME
Andre
Anthony
Steven
Ross
Phil
Heinrich
Aturo
Matthew
Luti
Va'a
Adrian
Ethan
Brett
Opetera
Jude
Leigh
Phillipe
Alexander
Peter
Bon
Justin
Senior
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
SURNAME
Aitken
Alexander
Anderson
Ashton
Bailey
Beaumont
Boyle
Browne
Campbell
Coffey
Clint
Dix
Drysdale
Ehu
Fenton
Hunkin
Jefferson
Johns
Leach
Lindstrom
Lynch
Mann
Meadows
Murphy
Muru
O'Connell
Owers
Pinfold
Press
Rayasi
Rua
Ryan
Saxton
Scotson
Stevens
Sutherland
Tashkoff
Theobald
Time
Time
Tupou
Ussher
NAME
Jason
Brent
Richard
Scott
Craig
Matthew
Brendan
Graeme
Adam
Mark
Craig
Rowena
Murray
Lance
Christian
Ra
Grant
Mark
John
Greg
Stephen
Steven
Geoffrey
Mark
Mark
Tony
Steve
Michael
Martin
Phillipe
Mark
Robert
Phil
Vance
Jason
Craig
Michael
Aaron
James
Jane
Naki
Scott
Junior
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
Coach
REGISTERED NZRFU VOLUNTEERS
SURNAME
Bailey
Bailey
Bailey
Braddock
Braddock
Burnette
Fibbes
Figgess
Gibb
Gwilliam
Hall
Heffernan
Hooper
Keown
Longstaff
Lynch
McGuinness
McMenamin
Ormond
Pavihi
Rayasi
Sheehan
Wells
NAME
Craig
Megan
Kate
Maria
Douglas
Trish
Jane
Lesley
Phil
Bryan
Brian
Jodene
George
Russell
James
Stephen
Peter
James
Alan
Daniel
Phillipe
John
Patrick
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
Administrator/Volunteer
EAGLES MEMBERS
Surname
Ballinger
Blackwell
Boyd
Browne
Bruce
Burns
Carrington
Carter
Chesterfield
Crawford
Doolan
Eilers
Gray
Hall
Hay
Heffernan
Hight
Hooper
Hughes
Kelly
Kelly
Leach
Longstaff
Name
Peter
Peter
Alan
Paul
Steve
Robbie
Peter
Colin
Mike
CJ
Lawrie
Peter
Bob
Brian
Mike
Neville
Greg
Greg
Malcolm
Larry
Paul
Kevin
Jim
Surname
McIvor
McKay
McMenamin
Melville
Nolan
Owles
Parsonage
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Story
Theobold
Wells
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Whale
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Williams
Wyatt
Name
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Chris
Jim
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David
Rhys
Max
John
Russell
Phil
Ian
John
Nigel
Gary
Merv
Paddy
Craig
Brian
Stuart
Norm
Matthew
HONORARY MEMBERS (Financial)
Surname
Ashton
Ashton
Bennett
Berry
Best
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Browne
Burke
Burt
Burt
Butler
Chapman
Clout
Coffey
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Coulter
Crook
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Family
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Gibb
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Hall
Hally
Harding
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Heffernan
Hunter
Jordan
Kavanagh
Keown
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Laban
Lane
Logie
Lucre
Lynch
Machirus
McAuley
McGown
McKinnon
McMenamin
Name
Barry
Scott
Blair
Alan
Harry
Alan
Paul
Warwick
Kerry
John
Shanna
Andrew
Gary & Pip
Mark
Bob
Bob
Absie
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Neville
Leo
Dave
Fay
Trevor
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Pam & David
Dave
Russell
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Graeme
John
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Terry
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Christine
John
Barry
Ken
Bob
John
Alan
Terry
Neil
Alex
Kerry
John
Mike
Surname
Molly
Muir
Muir
Murfitt
Myers
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Naylor
O'Neill
Perham
Poole
Poole
Pugh
Quinn
Quinn
Quirke
Reid
Reynolds
Robinson
Ryan
Scrimgeour
Sievers
Solomon
Solomon
Stanley
Staples
Stevenson
Stewart
Stott
Telfer
Thomson
Thomson
Trevethick
Troy
Upton
Walters
Ward
Watson
Wells
Williams (Snr)
Wooding
Zohrab
Name
Paul
Steve
Gavin
Mike
John
Ash
Gus
Hugh
Richard
Russell
Lynley
Graeme
Grant
John
Gary
Don
Spike
Brian
George
Barbara
Barry
Gary
Mark
Kevin
Tony
Lou
Michael
Darcy
Don
Colin
Dr Stu
Don
Bernie
Mike
Robbie
Peter
Brian
Paddy
Kim
Richard
Tony
HUTT OLD BOYS MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB INC
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Eighteenth Annual Report and Statement of Accounts to 30 September 2012
Business
1.
Roll Call of Members
2.
Apologies
3.
Obituaries
4.
Confirmation of Minutes of the AGM held Thursday 18 November 2011
5.
Life Membership Nominations
5.
Presentation and adoption of the Annual Report, Balance Sheet and Statement of
Accounts to 30 September 2012
6.
Election of Committee and Other Officers
I)
President
II)
Committee
III)
Honorary Auditor
iv)
Honorary Solicitor
7.
8.
Close of Annual General Meeting
General Business
TO BE PRESENTED AT THE 18TH AGM OF THE
HUTT OLD BOYS MARIST RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB INC.
HELD 8 NOVEMBER 2012, COMMENCING AT 7.00pm
AT THE CLUBROOMS MYRTLE STREET, LOWER HUTT
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the early
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vehicles
for
the
NZ
and
US
forces.
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restrictions
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Hutt’s history gutted the premises of Stevens Motors, fuelled by
in
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1985 disaster
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res in
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HUTT OLD BOYS MARIST RFC
19th Annual Report &
Financial Statement
2011 – 2012
For the year ended 30 September 2012
To be received at the Annual General Meeting held in the HOBM Clubrooms
(Myrtle St, Lower Hutt) 8 November 2012 commencing at 7.00pm.
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