We will be back in January with all the pre season news from West Australian
Club Rugby.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
West Australian Rugby wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We will be back in January with all the pre season news from West Australian
Club Rugby.
We will be back in January with all the pre season news from West Australian
Club Rugby.
West Subiaco PRE-SEASON TRAINING
Due to recent inquiries when pre-season training will commence, the date and time has now been confirmed for Tuesday 19th January 2010 at 6:15pm. Training will start at Rosalie Park, ground changes or alternative training venues will be posted on the website. For players wishing to start earlier, as of now, please contact Michael Marshall on 0408 182 179 or michael.d.marshall@gmail.com a training group could be formed depending on numbers. New players to Perth please contact Wayne Gibson on 0404 150 404 or waynegibson_09@bigpond.com for more information
Rockingham Annual Dinner and Presentation
Bob Cardy Encouragement award: Byron De Freitas
Highest Points scorer: Dudley Cortland
Highest Try Scorer: Adam Brick
Best tackler: Josh Hanson
Mugger of the Year: James Coombes
4th grade:
Fairest and Best: Mark Machin (Bod)
Most improved: Cole Baker
U/18s:
Fairest and Best: Taupiri Tauhinu
Most Improved: Jason De Freitas
2nd Grade:
Fairest and Best: Lington Tuliloa( Lauaki)
Most improved: Heke Baines
1st grade:
Fairest and Best: Glynn Edwards
Most improved: Byron De Freitas
U/18s Player’s Player: Eric Hanssen
Senior Player’s player: Robbie Parr
Club Person of the Year: James Hanson
Congratulations to all Award Recipients.
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF PERTH RUGBY
The club has announced that it will celebrate One Hundred Years of Perth Rugby in 2010. The announcement follows research into the club's history showing that while the current club began in 1928 as part of the rebirth of rugby in Western Australia, a Perth Rugby Club with connections to the current club was operating before the first World War.
"Another rugby competition was organised in 1893 with clubs such as The English Association and Rugby Union Club (Swans), Pirates, Fremantle, Zingari, Midland, Sydneys, Pioneers, Central Districts and Perth Rugby Club. The competiton lapsed in 1913. Perth won premierships in 1907 and 1910."
See more details at Perth Bayswater Rugby Club
Nedlands Colt, Oliver Hoskins makes it into Force academy
Nedlands Youngster Selected in Western Force Academy
07-12-2009
07-12-2009
Nedlands Colt, Oliver Hoskins has been selected as Level 3 Western Force Academy Member.
He joins the growing list of Nedlands players who have been involved in the program.
Congratulations and good luck!
Congratulations and good luck!
Pre Season training Assosiates Rugby Club
Soaks Rugby December's pre season training
SOAKS RUGBY CLUB
DECEMBER’S PRE-PRE SEASON
CALENDAR DATES
Tuesday 1st December 2009 6.15pm @ Allen Park
Thursday 3rd December 2009 6.15pm @ Allen Park
Tuesday 8th December 2009 6.15pm @ Allen Park
Thursday 10th December 2009 6.15pm @ Allen Park
Tuesday 15th December 2009 6.15pm @ Allen Park
Thursday 17th December 2009 6.15pm @ Allen Park
TRAINING GEAR REQUIRED
➢ Hat & Sunscreen
➢ Boardies and/or cockjocks whatever your preference
➢ Towel
➢ Running Sneakers
➢ Water Bottle
BRIEF
➢ Beach running
➢ Core work
➢ Swimming/Wading work
➢ Games (touch etc…)
OBJECTIVES
➢ Get base fitness for Pre Season 2010 proper starting Tuesday 5th January 2010
➢ Commencement of social integration of players for 2010 Season, tell your mates we’re training and get them involved – Bar will be open after trainings
Force's teenage tyro has eyes on the game
A Super 14 debut playing alongside former schoolmate and Wallabies young gun James O'Connor is at the top of the Christmas wish list for Western Force rookie Stefano Hunt.
The highly-rated 18-year-old, who is a cousin of AFL convert and Brisbane Broncos rugby league star Karmichael Hunt, has spent the past month involved in pre-season training with the Force after signing a rookie deal for the 2010 season.
The youngster played with O'Connor as a junior in the first XV back line at Brisbane's Nudgee College.He said it was a dream to make his debut playing alongside his old teammate next season, but acknowledged that a start in 2011 was more likely.
Visit the WEST for the full article
Image from RUGBYWA
WA SCHOOLS REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS REQUIRE COACHES, MANAGERS AND PHYSIOS
Wednesday, 9 December 2009 1:40pm
WASRU
The WASRU is calling for nominations for the following positions in 2010.
You are asked to submit your application with any support material to Dwayne Nestor at Rugby WA in the first instance.Qualifications will then be verified and nominations submitted to the executive of WASRU to make the appointments.
Visit RugbyWA for details
Big gun moves to Plamyra
2007 Championship winning coach John Taylor has moved from Perth Bayswater where he was the Head coach since 2006. He takes up the First grade Coaching position at Palmyra for the 2010 season. 2009 coach Dave Ball is taking a step back and continuing as assistant coach/director of coaching. It was his decision as he wanted a bit of the pressure of coaching relieved.
Photos From Members Equity Stadium-The upgrade has started
Here are some pictures Taken at Members Equity Stadium on the 6th of December 2009
Thanks to Eddie a Member of The Whole Force for the images
The view from some seats might be a bit of a problem But we will have to wait and see
A Bit higher up from the same angle it looks good
Thanks to Eddie a Member of The Whole Force for the images
ME Bank Stadium takes shape for the 2010 Investec Bank Super 14 season
The following info from the RUGBYWA website
The move to our new ‘home ground’ at ME Bank Stadium for the 2010 Investec Bank Super 14 season is exciting news for all our members . . . and one of the big questions on everybody’s lips is “what are the improvements being made to ME Bank Stadium to cater for professional rugby?”
The improvements planned include:
Major improvements to the lighting at the venue to bring it up to broadcaster quality – including the installation of 2 new lighting towers.
New stands (temporary structures) being installed parallel to the eastern side line, in the south-eastern corner, and adjacent to the existing southern stand.
New terracing for standing room members on the hill at the north eastern corner
The installation of 2 new ‘big screens’ – one alongside the “shed” at the north western corner of the stadium, and another at the western end of the southern stands
New corporate suites being installed at both north western corner and alongside the grandstand on the south western side.
Major upgrade works to the existing change-room facilities to ensure both our Emirates Western Force players and our visiting team guests are catered for up to a Super Rugby standard.
for more info visit RUGBYWA's website
The move to our new ‘home ground’ at ME Bank Stadium for the 2010 Investec Bank Super 14 season is exciting news for all our members . . . and one of the big questions on everybody’s lips is “what are the improvements being made to ME Bank Stadium to cater for professional rugby?”
The improvements planned include:
Major improvements to the lighting at the venue to bring it up to broadcaster quality – including the installation of 2 new lighting towers.
New stands (temporary structures) being installed parallel to the eastern side line, in the south-eastern corner, and adjacent to the existing southern stand.
New terracing for standing room members on the hill at the north eastern corner
The installation of 2 new ‘big screens’ – one alongside the “shed” at the north western corner of the stadium, and another at the western end of the southern stands
New corporate suites being installed at both north western corner and alongside the grandstand on the south western side.
Major upgrade works to the existing change-room facilities to ensure both our Emirates Western Force players and our visiting team guests are catered for up to a Super Rugby standard.
for more info visit RUGBYWA's website
THE LAST 5 YEARS OF PERTH RUGBY
Rugby in Perth is still 99% amateur when compared to Rugby Union Clubs in the east of the country and most of the rest of the world. However with the announcement 10 December 2004 by the then RugbyWA Chairman Geoff Stooke that Perth had won the bid over Rugby Union Victoria and Melbourne it all started to change.
Suddenly Western Australia was on the rugby map. It took another 2 years before the first Western Force team ran onto a rugby field to play in the then newly formed Super 14.
And then, on Friday 10 February 2006, the moment so many people have been wating for: The Tooheys New Super 14 début of the Emirates Western Force. More than 37,000 people packed Subiaco Oval to watch their team take on Australia's benchmark in the Super 12, the Canberra-based Brumbies. The final score was 25-10 in favour of the Brumbies but a new rugby force was born. What did this do for club rugby ?? well it will be interesting to hear the views of local people that have been in Perth longer than what I have.
And then, on Friday 10 February 2006, the moment so many people have been wating for: The Tooheys New Super 14 début of the Emirates Western Force. More than 37,000 people packed Subiaco Oval to watch their team take on Australia's benchmark in the Super 12, the Canberra-based Brumbies. The final score was 25-10 in favour of the Brumbies but a new rugby force was born. What did this do for club rugby ?? well it will be interesting to hear the views of local people that have been in Perth longer than what I have.
RUGBY CLUBS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Below are top 10 Clubs that competed in the Kwik Transport and Crane Hire Premier Grade Competition in 2009
Click onto each club's name to take you to their own web sites
West Subiaco And here are the rest of the Western Australian Rugby Union Clubs ARKS, Katanning, Albany, Margaret River, Bunbury, Mandurah, Bushwackers, Midland, Boulder, Mt Barker, Collie, Narrogin, Curtin, Southern Lions, Denmark, Stormers, Geraldton, WASM, Joondalup, Dunsborough, North Coast. More details on these clubs can be found by following their links if available or on RugbyWA's website  Image from RUGBYWA |
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