Western Australian Senior and Junior Club rugby news, reviews and game results I will also try and cover some West Australian Schools Rugby and a bit of Western Force news.
If you have any news or comment on this blog then please email us at: westaustralianrugby@iinet.net.au
Thanks
Visit us on Facebook to view some fotos or upload your own http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=194073677509

Round 4 KWIK SENIOR GRADES - FIXTURES & RESULTS


Premier Grade

Round 4 - 30/04/2011

       Home TeamvAway TeamLocation
View Match DetailPalmyra19vUWA14Tompkins Park
View Match DetailCottesloe30vKalamunda0Harvey Field / Field 1
View Match DetailNedlands29vWanneroo13The Foreshore
View Match DetailWests Subiaco18vPerth Bayswater33Rosalie
View Match DetailAssociates13vRockingham27Allen Park / Field 1




Reserve Grade

  Home TeamvAway TeamLocation
View Match DetailPalmyra23vUWA3Tompkins Park
View Match DetailCottesloe30vKalamunda10Harvey Field / Field 1
View Match DetailNedlands47vWanneroo24The Foreshore
View Match DetailWests Subiaco13vPerth Bayswater16Rosalie
View Match DetailAssociates16vRockingham14Allen Park / Field 1

U/20

Home TeamvAway TeamLocation
View Match DetailPalmyra19vUWA41Tompkins Park
Cottesloe25vBye0TBC
View Match DetailNedlands17vWanneroo29The Foreshore
Perth Bayswater25vBye0TBC
View Match DetailAssociates25vCurtin Uni0Allen Park / Field 1

U/18

 Home TeamvAway TeamLocation
View Match DetailPalmyra3vUWA107Tompkins Park
View Match DetailCottesloe17vMandurah22Harvey Field / Field 1
View Match DetailUWA Green25vSouthern Lions17Tompkins Park / Field 2
View Match DetailWests Subiaco20vPerth Bayswater24Rosalie
View Match DetailWanneroo White14vJoondalup17Kingsway / Field 1
View Match DetailWanneroovARKsKingsway / Field 1
All other grade results can be found following the link:  







2011 State 15's training squad

Click on the names to make it open in full screen




And the South squad



Perth Bayswater Junior Registration day


Registrations for Perth Bayswater Rugby Juniors are now open for the 2011 season.


 If you want to register in advance then please email any of the following persons and ask for a registration form:
nina.daynes@gmail.com Junior Registrar 





Coaching & Refereeing Course


The ARU & RugbyWA have a beginner level course which combines refereeing and coaching, and is called a Foundation Course. This course will be recognised by the ARU and RugbyWA as the first step in qualification, but not an official accreditation through the Australian Sports Commission.  The one day course is education focused with no follow up testing or tasks.  It is designed to be "user friendly" with the aim to educate as many participants as possible in best practice coaching and refereeing.
2010 1st Grade Grand Final referee Julian Pritchard
All attendees of this course will be qualified in the eyes of RugbyWA to coach and referee at all junior and some senior levels.
If individuals wish to go further and become Level 1 accredited for either coaching or officiating they will now be required to achieve a minimum level of competency.  If the individual feels they are up to this level, they can apply to undergo Level 1 assessment.  Level 1 assessment involves the completion of exams combined with in the field assessment.

"Be a Force Player for the day" turns out to be a huge success


Around a hundred kids aged between 13 and 17 turned up at McGillivray Oval, Mt Claremont this morning to be part of the inaugural “Be a Force Player for the day” initiative sponsored by BankWest.

 Players were registered at around 8:30 and all received a Force Training shirt, Force Hat,Training program, Entry to the Force training facilities at RugbyWA and a Force Poster and Sticker. The kids morning kicked off with a catch and pass session and to their delight they were joined by the EWF players.
  
David Pocock having a run with the kids
James O Connor waiting for the ball

The rest of the morning was consumed by various activities with the EWF players joining in or the Kids having the opportunity to observe how the big guns do it. The kids then had the opportunity to listen to some advice from Richard Graham and they were able to ask some questions to a couple of Force players. The morning was closed off by Dwayne Nester explaining to the kids how the Academy and selection to the Academy work and how much effort and commitment needs to be put in before the kids will be on a level where they will be able to compete with the best.
Wendy Hickman, Justin Shakeshaft and Mitch Hardy serving lunch

Lunch was served at RugbyWA offices followed by a 3 way rotation session that included a information session on nutrition, a Ice bath session that made the boys scream like girls and to finish it of a information session on how to do gym training at home using mainly your own body and some items from you back yard.
Mark Calverley with a group of kids in the gym

This took until 2:30 and after a walk back to McGillivray Oval the kids were shown more position specific areas of the game. This included sessions for the tight five, back row half backs, 10,12,13 and last but not least the back 3.
It was a great day and all of the players who participated in the inaugural Force Player For A Day program was awarded with a Standing membership to the Force 2011 campaign.
Matt Tink handing out Memberships to all the attendees

A big thank you goes out to all the RugbyWA staff that was involved with the planning and execution of this brilliant day.

Pieter Blackie