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2020 ANNUAL 2020 ANNUAL REPORTREPORT

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There is no doubt that 2020 has been a challenging year at every level of Subbies rugby with clubs, players, coaches, administrators and our hard working volunteers being tested in ways that we might have thought unlikely 12 months ago.

But with the support and commitment of our clubs and our Union, we made sure there would be some rugby this season. Back in mid-March, a working return date was set as July 4th and it turns out our planning was only slightly out, with the half season commencing two weeks later.

What perhaps surprised the Board and our Executive Director Tim Richards, when announcing the return to play date, was not only the fact that our player numbers were high, but that we were able to welcome two new clubs, the Sydney Harbour Oysters and the Combined Services team to Subbies.

Thanks must go to all our clubs who not only took an innovative approach to the season but complied so well with the restrictions imposed on community sport, to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

It was an outstanding effort and we recognise that many clubs took a financial hit with the restriction on canteen sales and through costs already incurred. But our competition numbers were impressive – 49 clubs participated this year, fielding 163 teams over six divisions with 550 games played, 63 finals decided and 21 premierships awarded. Thank you to all those who made it happen.

Subbies will take many lessons learned from this year into season 2021. Change and innovation must be part of our future and there will be a need to do some things differently.

We warmly welcomed Cluch TV to Subbies, and they are here to stay. This year proved, in the most unlikely of circumstances, that broadcasting Subbies matches at all Divisional levels attracts viewers. More than one million minutes of Subbies finals alone were viewed on the platform and more is to come in developing that partnership next year.

Our Friday night final series was a sensational night out at Eastern Suburbs, under lights, a party atmosphere and a surface that encouraged free flowing rugby even with some light rain and the C-19 restrictions. We’ll encourage more clubs to consider playing regular season games under lights on Friday’s, especially Colts games.

Our season is now less likely to all finish over one or two weekends as we look to hold the finals series staggered over a number of weeks and played at different venues than usual, all being lessons learned from this year.

The Union is also looking to revive a new mid-season representative game on a stand-alone weekend to encourage greater mixing of club players, coaches and supporters in a loosely geographical, Barbarian-style, North vs South match for both grade and colts players.

We’re looking to offer sessions to help clubs who may need advice with recruitment, coaching, and administration, plan for new competitions such as a possible tournament of 10’s rugby for our women’s teams, and a promotion to increase playing numbers.

And while the recruitment program for referees was planned for this year, we’re aiming to re-visit that in 2021, thanks to the support of one of our great partners, the Rugby Club Foundation.

Looking back on our year I want to thank all who contributed at every level. Congratulations to our Premiership clubs and to the Cowboy Cup winner Mosman, with the outcome of this prestigious award not decided until the day of the Division 1 Grand Finals.

In a tough year a number of our clubs had standout seasons including Drummoyne, winning the Division 1 club championship and the Kentwell Cup, Hunters Hill outstanding in Division 2, Newport a real force in Division 3 winning three grand finals and the club championship and Western Raptors a similar record in Division 4.

The Sydney Oysters and Manly Savers were premiers in Divisions 5 & 6 and Chatswood (Radford) and Balmain (Halligan) each enjoyed great success this year.

Thank you to Tim Richards and Tom Chadwick for all the hard work and long hours that have gone into this year, to the Board for all the support in a very difficult time, to the Judiciary and Committee members who give tirelessly and a special thanks to all our clubs, players and volunteers who made this year happen.

We all showed the resilience needed to get our competition working this year and having adapted, changed and worked hard in a very tough year, we can all look forward to a new and successful season 2021.

Chairman’s Report

John MorrisonChairman

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Patron:Dan MooreLife Members:Phil BrownMark GroomBrent HalliganDamian HenryDanny HintonAlan JonesGraeme KennanMick KennedyDan MooreRick MorrisGary PattersonIan RossPaul TimminsBoard Members:President:Chris Moloney (Blue Mountains)Chairman:John Morrison (UNSW)

Treasurer:Graham Short (Terrey Hills) Executive Director: Tim RichardsOrdinary Members:Angus Bruxner (Sydney Harlequins)Geoff Granger (Drummoyne)Steven Harkins (Hawk Valley) Nick Pfitzner (Renegades)Wayne Ryan (Epping)Dylan Schofield (Beecroft)Laura Sturrock (Merrylands)

Judiciary:Mark Groom (Chairman)Pat Barrett (Deputy Chairman)Sam AtkinsonDeb CoulthardTim LitherlandBrad MayCraig Moran

John SciberrasKen StantonRoss StewartIvan Yau

Appeals Tribunal:Richard Harvey (Chairman)Paul AngusPhil BrownMatthew PaynePhilip Sutherland

Integrity CommitteeGraham Gorrie (Officer)Deb CoulthardTim WaddellIvan Yau

Office Bearers

Angus Bruxner 10/10 Tim Richards 10/10Geoff Granger 10/10 Wayne Ryan 10/10Steven Harkins 8/10 Dylan Schofield 8/10Chris Moloney 10/10 Graham Short 9/10John Morrison 10/10 Laura Sturrock 8/10Nick Pfitzner 10/10

Board Meeting Attendance

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Annual reports require you to look back over the year that was. Having to do so for Season 2020 was not something I was relishing. Revisiting such a disrupted, anxiety filled time seemed like a chore. But this year is worthy of study. It showed how resilient the Subbies community is, how willing and able we are to adapt and work together, how keen we were to play, to keep going, to make the best of a bad situation.Subbies Clubs, nearly without exception, right from the start of the lockdown in March, made it clear that if and when authorities allowed sport to recommence they would be ready. And indeed they were - enabling six divisions across 21 competitions to kick-off in July.The effort to stay engaged with club members, to understand and enforce myriad new rules and regulations, to satisfy authorities (and narky neighbours), and above all to keep players and officials safe, was immense - and that effort was undertaken by volunteers under their own covid induced work and family stresses. All involved should be very proud.Back in April it would have been easy, maybe even understandable, to pull the pin and say, “See you in 2021.” Some sports, even some rugby jurisdictions, did just that. That was never really considered by the Subbies Board. What the Board did have to consider however was a number of different season options, the financial impact on clubs, and the best way to clearly and succinctly communicate the storm of information blowing in from so many different sources and directions. On that last point I would like to record my personal thanks to Paul Doorn and Mark Green from NSW Rugby. Both were a source of accurate information and cool headedness. Two resources sometimes in short supply at certain points this year.I thank too, of course, the Subbies Board for being flexible, yet determined. Some nearly unthinkable decisions were taken this year (no fees! no spectators!), but all were done with one aim in mind – Subbies must get, and stay, on the paddock in 2020. My very great thanks in particular to Subbies Chairman, John Morrison. His leadership this year was outstanding, as was his always wise counsel.Once rugby was finally under way this year a little bit of normality returned to Subbies operations. I thank our volunteers, particularly the Judiciary members who Zoomed into weekly hearings. Unfortunately, a half season generated more than half the normal send-offs, so panel members were kept busy.A small operating loss was a pretty good result considering the covid impact to our operations. Finals gate takings were necessarily dramatically down, as was the income from team registrations and the value

of our Ausbil Australian Equities Fund investment. Government financial support, state and federal, needs to be acknowledged as contributing to that financial result. We have stated many times that we do not hold and build on our financial reserves for the sake of it. Those reserves give the Union the ability to subsidise clubs, and this year we did that in a massive way when it was most needed.Congratulations to our Club Champions - Drummoyne (Div 1), Hunters Hill (Div 2), Newport (Div 3), and Western Raptors stepping up and having a great year in Division Four.The Union was very pleased to have two clubs join us in what can hardly be described as the best circumstances for starting a club. The Sydney Harbour Oysters not only joined our ranks but blitzed the opposition in the Jeffrey Cup. Sydney Combined Forces also debuted in that competition. Both clubs are fine new Subbies members.The Union was deeply saddened at the passing of Jan Tricker in February. ‘Mrs T’ was the bedrock of Manly Savers Rugby Club - a legendary and beloved figure and 2018 recipient of the Service to Rugby Medal.It was decided not to hold the Presentation Night this year. Winners were recognized at their grand finals where possible and also at tonight’s AGM. I congratulate all the winners, particularly Drummoyne’s Tiger Parker for taking home the coveted Kentwell Medal.Our generous sponsors have partnered with us for many years now and we thank them for their ongoing support. The Rugby Club Foundation, Fusesport and Gilbert are part of our family and contribute immensely to Subbies Rugby. Tom Chadwick did a brilliant job as the Union’s competition administrator. It was Tom’s first year in the role, whilst continuing as the Referee Appointments Officer. A quick learner, always inquisitive and a hard worker, Tom has been a standout addition to our administrative team.Finally, to all club administrators, coaches, managers, volunteers and players – what an effort you all put in this year, above all years. It wasn’t easy, but the wonderful feedback and gratitude we got from the players surely makes it worthwhile and should bring home to all of us the vitality of sport - how important it is to the well-being of so many that the game continues, survives and thrives. We look forward to 2021 with anticipation, optimism and enthusiasm.

Executive Director’s Report

Tim Richards, Executive Director

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Kentwell MedalTiger Parker (Drummoyne)

Barraclough MedalDevon Makoare-Boyce (UNSW)

Clark MedalAngus Robertson (Beecroft)

McLean MedalJoshua Tatana (Renegades)

Jeffrey MedalJack Remond (Sydney Harbour)

Meldrum MedalGlenn Topping (Manly Savers)

Colts MedalSam Hackett (Hunters Hill)

Golden Boots Award – Kentwell Cup Grand Final Man of the MatchCallum Boland (Drummoyne)

Coach of the YearTeloni Marsters (Western Raptors)

Peter Kelly Medal for Service to RugbyMark Fargas (Lindfield)

Honour Roll

Clubs of the YearSuburban Club of the YearNewport

Division One Mosman

Division TwoHunters Hill

Division ThreeNewport

Division Four Canterbury

Division FiveSydney Harbour

Division SixManly Savers

Callum Boland, #10 for Drummoyne, with his Kentwell Cup Grand Final Man of the Match prize.

Hunters Hill’s Sam Hackett accepting the 2020 Suburban Rugby Colts Medal on Grand Final Day.

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Subbies ‘Dashboard’

Send-offs Breakdown:Offence 2020 2019Striking 28 31

Dangerous Tackle 14 19Illegal Rucking 2 2Referee Abuse 6 12Player Abuse 6 2Second Yellow Card 3 11Other - 8Not Proven 7 7TOTAL 66 92

Year Team Insurance

Player No’s

Club No’s

Team No’s

Colts Teams

Cups Rep Results

Finals Attendance

EstablishOffences

2020 $1,680 5097 50 163 31 21 n/a 2443 592019 $1,950 5571 48 168 31 22 n/a 7982 852018 $1,950 5257 50 174 32 23 n/a 8027 1002017 $1,950 6051 49 172 30 23 0/1 7979 952016 $1,790 5675 49 170 19 20 1/2 6628 702015 $1,790 5648 52 175 19 21 2/2 7798 982014 $1,790 6477 51 185 25 21 2/3 5578 1102013 $1,890 6881 53 199 25 20 1/2 7751 892012 $1,960 7024 56 207 26 21 2/2 8423 752011 $1,960 6593 55 204 25 24 2/2 8148 84

Year Operating Profit

Members’ Equity

Sponsorship Income

NSWRUGrant

Affiliation Fee

Team Rego

ARUTeam Levy

2020 (-$8,504) $725,123 $10,000 $0 $440-$550 $0 $02019 $42,556 $825,367 $28,874 $20,000 $440-$550 $550 $1,0002018 $44,939 $770,771 $40,440 $40,000 $440-$550 $550 $1,0002017 $22,971 $672,596 $52,597 $40,000 $440-$550 $550 $7752016 (-$43,143) $637,985 $54,490 $80,000 $440-$550 $550 $5502015 (-$346) $659,909 $48,329 $80,000 $440-$550 $550 $5502014 (-$11,836) $679,137 $39,755 $0 $440-$550 $550 $1002013 (-$32,501) $676,920 $36,751 $0 $440-$550 $440 n/a2012 (-$4,138) $626,636 $36,246 $0 $440-$550 $440 n/a2011 (-$50,353) $605,610 $38,000 $19,375 $440 $330 n/a

Clubs with No Established Offences:Drummoyne BurraneerKnox EngadineMaccabi North CronullaNorthern Saints Combined ForcesRenegades Sydney Harbour

Breach of Tolerable Levels:Alexandria Dukes 4 established offences (3 over)Hawkesbury Ag 4 established offences (2 over)Dee Why 3 established offences (2 over)Balmain 3 established offences (2 over)Briars 3 established offences (1 over)Old Ignatians 3 established offences( 1 over)Western Raptors 2 established offences (1 over)

Judiciary Statistics

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Kentwell Cup Team P W D L F A Df PtsDrummoyne 7 7 0 0 299 97 202 35Mosman 7 6 0 1 211 131 80 30Waverley 7 5 0 2 232 119 113 24Colleagues 7 3 1 3 181 190 -9 21Petersham 7 2 0 5 150 196 -46 13Forest 7 2 0 5 102 203 -101 10Knox 7 1 1 5 123 238 -115 8Blue Mountains 7 1 0 6 119 243 -124 7

Burke CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsDrummoyne 7 6 0 1 176 98 78 29Colleagues 7 5 1 1 144 70 74 25Mosman 7 5 0 2 181 116 65 23Waverley 7 4 0 3 139 93 46 20Forest 7 3 1 3 157 124 33 17Blue Mountains 7 2 0 5 88 148 -60 9Petersham 7 1 0 6 99 201 -102 8Knox 7 1 0 6 72 206 -134 6

Barbour Cup (Colts)Team P W D L F A Df PtsMosman 7 6 0 1 224 43 181 31Forest 7 5 1 1 222 101 121 28Colleagues 7 5 0 2 139 126 13 24Knox 7 4 1 2 173 109 64 23Drummoyne 7 4 0 3 147 107 40 21Blue Mountains 7 2 0 5 109 186 -77 10Uni Shammies 7 1 0 6 52 177 -125 5Waverley 7 0 0 7 12 229 -217 0 Whiddon CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsColleagues 7 6 1 0 182 42 140 29Waverley 7 4 1 2 149 72 77 22Forest 7 4 1 2 126 91 35 21Blue Mountains 7 4 0 3 144 97 47 20Drummoyne 7 3 1 3 132 125 7 18Mosman 7 2 2 3 115 124 -9 13Petersham 7 2 0 5 83 157 -74 10Knox 7 0 0 7 56 279 -223 1

Judd CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsMosman 7 6 0 1 162 63 99 29Petersham 7 5 0 2 107 51 56 22Blue Mountains 7 5 0 2 96 89 7 22Colleagues 7 4 0 3 144 68 76 20Waverley 7 3 1 3 112 72 40 18Knox 7 3 1 3 94 100 -6 17Drummoyne 7 1 0 6 64 165 -101 5Forest 7 0 0 7 33 204 -171 0

Sutherland CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsColleagues 6 6 0 0 130 18 112 26Mosman 6 5 0 1 177 43 134 25Forest 6 4 0 2 109 67 42 19Waverley 6 3 0 3 158 101 57 16Drummoyne 6 1 1 4 47 121 -74 7Blue Mountains 6 1 0 5 27 148 -121 4Petersham 6 0 1 5 20 170 -150 3

Grand FinalsKentwell Drummoyne 33 bt Waverley 27Burke Mosman 32 bt Drummoyne 22Barbour (Colts) Mosman 22 bt Colleagues 17Whiddon Colleagues 15 bt Waverley 7Judd Mosman 28 bt Blue Mtns 0Sutherland Cup Mosman 15 bt Colleagues 14

Semi FinalsKentwell SF A Drummoyne 41 bt Colleagues 8 Kentwell SF B Waverley 20 bt Mosman 8Burke SF A Drummoyne 20 bt Waverley 13Burke SF B Mosman 21 bt Colleagues 10Barbour SF A Mosman 69 bt Knox 0 Barbour SF B Colleagues 36 bt Forest 29Whiddon SF A Colleagues 26 bt Blue Mtns 0 Whiddon SF B Waverley 18 bt Forest 15Judd SF A Mosman 16 bt Waverley 13 Judd SF B Blue Mtns 22 bt Petersham 21Sutherland SF A Colleagues 15 bt Waverley 5 Sutherland SF B Mosman 15 bt Forest 0

Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division One

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Barraclough CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsHunters Hill 7 7 0 0 280 78 202 34St Patrick’s 7 5 0 2 232 115 117 25Hills 7 5 0 2 231 134 97 24UNSW 7 4 0 3 221 99 122 22Old Barker 7 3 0 4 167 215 -48 16Epping 7 2 0 5 128 216 -88 10Lindfield 7 1 0 6 79 318 -239 5Redfield OBs 7 1 0 6 113 276 -163 4

Stockdale Cup Team P W D L F A Df PtsHunters Hill 7 7 0 0 351 35 316 35Epping 7 6 0 1 239 116 123 29UNSW 7 5 0 2 228 132 96 26St Patrick’s 7 4 0 3 148 105 43 22Lindfield 7 3 0 4 68 174 -106 13Old Barker 7 2 0 5 119 207 -88 12Hills 7 1 0 6 79 169 -90 7Redfield OBs 7 0 0 7 57 351 -294 0

Robertson Cup (Colts)Team P W D L F A Df PtsOld Barker 7 7 0 0 204 101 103 32St Patrick’s 7 6 0 1 264 70 194 30Lindfield 7 4 0 3 241 95 146 23Hunters Hill 7 4 0 3 133 131 2 20Redfield OBs 7 3 0 4 84 175 -91 14UNSW 7 2 0 5 95 182 -87 10Hills 7 1 0 6 103 248 -145 7Epping 7 1 0 6 84 206 -122 5

Blunt CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsSt Patrick’s 5 5 0 0 123 39 84 22Epping 5 4 0 1 132 97 35 19Hills 5 3 0 2 121 85 36 15Lindfield 5 2 0 3 131 90 41 12Hunters Hill 5 1 0 4 94 164 -70 5UNSW 5 0 0 5 53 179 -126 2

Richardson CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsSt Patrick’s 5 5 0 0 94 29 65 21UNSW 5 3 1 1 79 42 37 16Epping 5 2 0 3 53 75 -22 10Lindfield 5 2 0 3 38 67 -29 9Hunters Hill 5 1 1 3 51 56 -5 9Hills 5 1 0 4 25 71 -46 4

Grand Finals Barraclough Hunters Hill 13 bt St Patrick’s 6Stockdale Hunters Hill 43 bt UNSW 3Robertson (Colts) St Patrick’s 29 bt Old Barker 5Blunt Epping 20 bt Lindfield 8Richardson UNSW 10 bt St Patrick’s 5

Semi FinalsBarraclough SF A Hunters Hill 25 bt UNSW 10 Barraclough SF B St Patrick’s 21 bt Hills 7Stockdale SF A Hunters Hill 20 bt St Patrick’s 5 Stockdale SF B UNSW 30 bt Epping 17Robertson SF A Old Barker 43 bt Hunters Hill 17 Robertson SF B St Patrick’s 20 bt Lindfield 15Blunt SF A Lindfield 19 bt St Patrick’s 15 Blunt SF B Epping 61 bt Hills 15Richardson SF A St Patrick’s 19 bt Lindfield 14 Richardson SF B UNSW 15 bt Epping 0

Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division Two

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Clark CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsNewport 7 7 0 0 269 81 188 33Beecroft 7 6 0 1 263 128 135 29Old Ignatians 7 5 0 2 252 175 77 26Briars 7 4 0 3 168 150 18 20Hawk Valley 7 2 0 5 158 200 -42 14Syd Harlequins 7 2 0 5 192 236 -44 12Blacktown 7 1 0 6 105 219 -114 9Hawkesbury Ag 7 1 0 6 87 305 -218 5

Farrant CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsOld Ignatians 7 7 0 0 301 77 224 35Newport 7 6 0 1 256 47 209 31Beecroft 7 5 0 2 136 116 20 22Briars 7 3 0 4 90 144 -54 16Syd Harlequins 7 3 0 4 120 136 -16 14Hawkesbury Ag 7 2 0 5 86 231 -145 9Hawk Valley 7 1 0 6 120 157 -37 9Blacktown 7 1 0 6 59 260 -201 5

Nicholson Cup (Colts)Team P W D L F A Df PtsNewport 7 6 0 1 198 53 145 30Beecroft 7 6 0 1 215 120 95 28Hawk Valley 7 5 0 2 155 82 73 23Old Ignatians 7 5 0 2 161 142 19 23Easts 7 3 0 4 174 217 -43 16Briars 7 2 0 5 109 129 -20 13Hawkesbury Ag 7 1 0 6 130 251 -121 8Blacktown 7 0 0 7 123 271 -148 3

Campbell CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsOld Ignatians 7 6 0 1 269 42 227 30Beecroft 7 6 0 1 234 74 160 29Newport 7 6 0 1 206 72 134 29Blacktown 7 3 0 4 207 159 48 16Briars 7 3 0 4 126 208 -82 15Hawk Valley 7 2 0 5 90 254 -164 9Syd Harlequins 7 1 0 6 75 159 -84 6Hawkesbury Ag 7 1 0 6 36 275 -239 3

Grand FinalsClark Newport 35 bt Beecroft 19Farrant Newport 40 bt Old Ignatians 15Nicholson (Colts) Newport 22 bt Beecroft 17Campbell Old Ignatians 18 bt Beecroft 7Semi FinalsClark SF A Newport 24 bt Briars 16Clark SF B Beecroft 43 bt Old Ignatians 33Farrant SF A Old Ignatians 51 bt Briars 18Farrant SF B Newport 48 bt Beecorft 0Nicholson SF A Newport 36 bt Old Ignatians 26Nicholson SF B Beecroft 17 bt Hawk Valley 0Campbell SF A Old Ignatians 23 bt Blacktown 7Campbell SF B Beecroft 18 bt Newport 5

Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division Three

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McLean CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsSydney Irish 7 7 0 0 259 75 184 33West Raptors 7 6 0 1 402 87 315 31Canterbury 7 5 0 2 252 150 102 25Alex Dukes 7 3 0 4 203 213 -10 13Colleagues 7 2 1 4 134 235 -101 12Northern Saints 7 2 0 5 187 207 -20 12Maccabi 7 1 1 5 85 339 -254 8Renegades 7 0 2 5 94 310 -216 6

Grose CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsCanterbury 7 7 0 0 309 35 274 35West Raptors 7 6 0 1 240 65 175 30Sydney Irish 7 4 0 3 204 130 74 20Alex Dukes 7 4 0 3 239 214 25 15Renegades 7 3 0 4 144 190 -46 15Northern Saints 7 2 0 5 93 258 -165 10Maccabi 7 2 0 5 103 190 -87 8Colleagues 7 0 0 7 15 265 -250 0

Grand FinalsMcLean West Raptors 29 bt Syd Irish 10Grose West Raptors 31 bt Canterbury 22

Semi FinalsMcLean SFA Sydney Irish 25 bt Alex Dukes 19 McLean SFB West Raptors 14 bt Canterbury 7Grose SFA Canterbury 80 bt Alex Dukes 5 Grose SFB West Raptors 12 bt Sydney Irish 8

Competition Tables & Finals Results - Division Four

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Jeffrey CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsSydney Harbour 7 7 0 0 254 72 182 34Burraneer 7 6 0 1 237 90 147 28North Cronulla 7 5 0 2 182 94 88 26King’s Old Boys 7 4 0 3 186 192 -6 20Merrylands 7 2 0 5 164 159 5 15Engadine 7 3 0 4 102 131 -29 12Oatley 7 1 0 6 42 264 -222 4Comb Forces 7 0 0 7 38 203 -165 0

Grand FinalJeffrey Sydney Harbour 31 bt Burraneer 17Semi FinalsJeffrey SF A Sydney Harbour 68 bt King’s OBs 17Jeffrey SF B Burraneer 25 bt North Cronulla 18

Meldrum CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsManly Savers 7 7 0 0 197 69 128 33Brothers 7 5 0 2 292 105 187 28Balmain 7 5 0 2 221 178 43 26Wakehurst 7 4 0 3 177 130 47 20Lane Cove 7 2 0 5 125 174 -49 12Macquarie Uni 7 2 0 5 129 204 -75 11Chatswood 7 2 0 5 114 196 -82 10Dee Why 7 1 0 6 74 273 -199 6

Grand FinalMeldrum Manly Savers 16 bt Brothers 0Semi FinalsMeldrum SF A Manly Savers 20 bt Wakehurst 0Meldrum SF B Brothers 47 bt Balmain 21

Radford Cup (Colts)Team P W D L F A Df PtsMosman II 6 6 0 0 199 47 152 29Chatswood 6 5 0 1 213 87 126 25Mosman III 6 4 0 2 166 106 60 21St Patrick’s II 6 2 1 3 108 113 -5 13Colleagues II 6 2 0 4 101 145 -44 12King’s Old Boys 6 1 0 5 79 221 -142 4Northern Saints 6 0 1 5 41 188 -147 4

Grand FinalRadford Chatswood 20 bt Mosman II 14Semi FinalsRadford SF A Mosman II 49 bt Lane Cove 5Radford SF B Chatswood 36 bt Mosman III 5

Competition Tables & Finals Results - Divs 5, 6 & Radford

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Halligan CupTeam P W D L F A Df PtsColleagues 7 7 0 0 207 68 139 34Balmain 7 6 0 1 158 52 106 28Brothers 7 4 0 3 147 139 8 21Wakehurst 6 4 0 2 151 91 60 20Manly Savers 4 2 0 2 120 36 84 11Hills 4ths 2 2 0 0 109 12 97 10Waverley 4 2 0 2 68 71 -3 10Epping 5ths 3 2 0 1 51 41 10 9Renegades 6 2 0 4 85 185 -100 9Epping 4ths 2 2 0 0 33 20 13 8Blue Mtns 2 2 0 0 38 26 12 8Alex Dukes 3 2 0 1 56 53 3 6Epping 3rds 2 1 0 1 53 5 48 6Canterbury 2 1 0 1 52 20 32 6Hills 3rds 2 1 0 1 52 29 23 6Macquarie Uni 7 1 0 6 57 231 -174 6H. Hill 3rds 1 1 0 0 43 7 36 5King’s Old Boys 1 1 0 0 15 10 5 4Mosman 5ths 1 1 0 0 10 5 5 4Lindfield 3rds 1 1 0 0 15 14 1 4Petersham 2 1 0 1 26 39 -13 4UNSW 3 0 0 3 40 97 -57 2Mosman 6ths 8 0 0 8 73 225 -152 2H. Hill 4ths 1 0 0 1 5 10 -5 1St Patrick’s 1 0 0 1 12 19 -7 1Hunters Hill 2 0 0 2 15 43 -28 1Blue Mtns Colts 1 0 0 1 12 22 -10 0Beecroft 1 0 0 1 14 38 -24 0Nth Saints 1 0 0 1 0 24 -24 0Lindfield 4ths 1 0 0 1 5 36 -31 0Hawk Valley 1 0 0 1 7 61 -54 0

Grand FinalHalligan Balmain 13 bt Colleagues 0

Semi FinalsHalligan SF A Colleagues 52 bt Wakehurst 0Halligan SF B Balmain 28 bt Brothers 13

Subbies Sevens TournamentPool A P W D L F A Df PtsPetersham 3 3 0 0 69 19 50 9Canterbury 3 2 0 1 44 29 15 7Burraneer 3 1 0 2 27 56 -29 5Brothers 3 0 0 3 29 65 -36 3

Pool B P W D L F A Df PtsHunters Hill 3 3 0 0 75 17 58 9UNSW 3 1 1 1 54 29 25 6Mac Uni 3 0 2 1 36 46 -10 5Blacktown 3 0 1 2 17 90 -73 4

Pool C P W D L F A Df PtsForest 3 3 0 0 79 29 50 9Canterbury II 3 2 0 1 74 39 35 7Lindfield 3 1 0 2 27 57 -30 5Beecroft 3 0 0 3 10 65 -55 3

Colts P W D L F A Df Pts Hawk Valley 4 3 1 0 31 20 11 11Lindfield 4 3 0 1 74 41 33 10Beecroft 4 1 2 1 37 36 1 8Blacktown 4 3 0 1 42 41 1 6Forest 4 0 1 3 10 56 -46 5

ColtsCup Final Lindfield 19 bt Hawkesbury Valley 14

BowlSemi Final I Lindfield 22 bt Beecroft 10 Semi Final II Brothers 31 bt Blacktown 5Bowl Final Lindfield 33 bt Brothers 0

PlateSemi Final I Canterbury 26 bt Burraneer 7 Semi Final II Macquarie Uni 12 bt UNSW 10Plate Final Canterbury 12 bt Macquarie Uni 5

CupSemi Final I Canterbury II 29 bt Hunters Hill 0 Semi Final II Petersham 14 bt Forest 10Cup Final Petersham 10 bt Canterbury II 7

Competition Tables - Halligan Cup & Subbies 7s

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Mosman (Div 1) 1975Newport (Div 3) 1932Hunters Hill (Div 2) 1676Drummoyne (Div 1) 1574St Patrick’s (Div 2) 1565Old Ignatians (Div 3) 1494Beecroft (Div 3) 1466Colleagues (Div 1) 1424Western Raptors (Div 4) 1348Sydney Irish (Div 4) 1066Canterbury (Div 4) 1048Waverley (Div 1) 1036UNSW (Div 2) 1022Sydney Harbour (Div 5) 968Manly Savers (Div 6) 913Epping (Div 2) 829Briars (Div 3) 826Forest (Div 1) 815Old Barker (Div 2) 792Hills (Div 2) 786Brothers (Div 6) 747Burraneer (Div 5) 726Hawkesbury Valley (Div 3) 654Balmain (Div 6) 609North Cronulla (Div 5) 594Lindfield (Div 2) 588Blue Mountains (Div 1) 552

Petersham (Div 1) 518Alexandria Dukes (Div 4) 494Chatswood (Div 6) 492King’s OB’s (Div 5) 476Sydney Harlequins (Div 3) 468Knox (Div 1) 465King’s Old Boys (Div 5) 440Wakehurst (Div 6) 438Northern Saints (Div 4) 416Blacktown (Div 3) 378Merrylands (Div 5) 330Renegades Rugby (Div 4) 321Hawkesbury Ag (Div 3) 300Maccabi (Div 4) 272Engadine (Div 5) 264Lane Cove (Div 6) 264Macquarie Uni (Div 6) 248Colleagues (Div 4) 216Redfield Old Boys (Div 2) 188Dee Why/Terrey Hills (Div 6) 132Oatley (Div 5) 88Combined Forces (Div 5) 0

Division One Bruce Graham Shield Drummoyne 1416Mosman 1374Colleagues 1214Waverley 899Forest 793Blue Mountains 532Petersham 511Knox 465

Division TwoReliance Shield Hunters Hill 1385St Patrick’s 1249UNSW 936Hills 770Epping 752Old Barker 752Lindfield 549Redfield Old Boys 188

Division ThreeKeith Harris ShieldNewport 1512Old Ignatians 1356Beecroft 1300Briars 826Hawkesbury Valley 654Sydney Harlequins 468Blacktown 378Hawkesbury Ag 300

Division FourHerlihy ShieldWestern Raptors 1042Canterbury 970Sydney Irish 966Alexandria Dukes 466Northern Saints 384Renegades Rugby 312Maccabi 272Colleagues 216

Club Championship Tables

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FRONT COVER PHOTO:

Drummoyne’s captain, Shaun Dixon, celebrating with the Kentwell Cup, won 33-27 in a cracking grand final against Waverley at T G Millner Field.