MARIST BROTHERS OLD BOYS RUGBY CLUB (AUCKLAND) INC
104th ANNUAL REPORT
AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2012
MARIST BROTHERS OLD BOYS RUGBY CLUB (AUCKLAND) Inc
MT WELLINGTON WAR MEMORIAL RESERVE
20 DUNKIRK ROAD, PANMURE
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104 ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Notice of Annual General Meeting
NOTICE is hereby given that the 104th Annual General Meeting of the Marist Brothers Old Boys Rugby Club
(Auckland) Incorporated will be held in the Marist Clubrooms, 50 Dunkirk Road, Panmure on Monday 19 November 2012 at 7.00 pm for the purposes of:
1. Receiving the Management Board report for the year ended 31 August 2012
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Receiving the audited Statement of Financial Position as at 31 August 2012
3. Election of Club Officers
4. Election of Management Board Members
5. Notices of Motion (if applicable)
6. Appointment of Life Member
7. General Business
Simon Devoy
Chairman
Business
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Reading the notice convening the meeting
Apologies
To confirm the Minutes of the 103rd Annual General Meeting held on Monday 21 November 2011
Matters arising from those Minutes
Confirming the Minutes of a Special General Meeting held on 17 February 2012
Matters arising from those Minutes
Receive the Management Board report for the year ended 31 August 2012
Receive the Financial Statement for the year ended 31 August 2012
Election of Club Officers
Election of Management Board Members
Appointment of Life Member
Appointment of Club representative Trustee for Marist Rugby Charitable Trust
MRCT Trust Chairman address
General Business
John Hunt
President
Officers of the Club 2012
Patron
Catholic Bishop of Auckland, The Most Reverend Patrick Dunn
Vice Patrons
Principals of Catholic Boys Secondary Schools in the Auckland Metropolitan area
Following Club Officers were elected for two years, 2012-13 (Clause 8.3)
President
John Hunt
Vice President
Dennis Fowler
Club Captain
Dave Prendergast
ARFU COD Delegate John Hunt
ARFU JRC Delegate Graeme (Choppa) Casey
Honorary Auditor
The Management Board has recommended Stowers Audit for members’ acceptance as the Honorary
Auditor at the 2012 Annual General Meeting.
Management Board 2012
Simon Devoy (Chairman)
Andy Evans
Rowan Armour
Paul Pawhau
Dave Prendergast
Steve Shaw
Selio Solomon
Club Staff
Director of Rugby & Operations
Rugby Development Officer
Administrator
Bar Manager (Apr – Sep)
Dave MacKinnon
Hamish Fraser
Marlene Castle
Stephen Brophy
Life Members
J R Barnes, Rev Fr Neville Brown, W R Brown, D F Clarke, K R Davis, P Dooly, Dennis Fowler,
Jim Goldsworthy, Terri Hanley, Lew Hutchings, Taru Kamo, John Larsen, T R Lineen, Ken McDougall,
R W O’Neill, R A O’Sullivan, Peter Phillips, Ross Phillips, Duncan Rankin, Virginia Rankin, Gary Scott,
M Skeen, R Smyth, Edna Tate, Simi Toga, Maurice Waetford, G J Walters, R J Wines.
Deceased Life Members
T Buxton, C E Anderson, M Canavon, J Loft, J Davey, J Hoare, J Sorenson, Rev Br Marcellin, R W McDonald,
Rev Dr Terry, H J Heighton, D P Skeen, T Courtenay, A Little, A Main, W Hurst, J R Skeen, R W Coburn, Mons
Cahill, A Brown, W H Bond, Mons L Downey, A Kerebs, C N Priest, R Malloy, A P O’Sullivan, B J Galvin, N W
Sheehan, Bro Virgilius, M O’Connor, M I Jakich, J R McCullough, M J McHugh, E G Kohlhase, P F Loftus, B M
Sumich
OBITUARY
Members and family members who have passed away during the past year
Life Members Paul Loftus (Life Member)
Bernie Sumich
Members
John Brady
Maryanne Breslin – sister of Barney McCahill
Wally Brown
Cathy Campbell - Salicco – Wife of Rick Salicco
Michael (Mick) Collins
Monica Collins
Esther Fowler
Joyce Fowler – Mother of Dennis Fowler (Vice President)
Kerry Hamilton – Mike Piper’s father-in-law
AJ Horsburgh – Son of Tom and Leslie Horsburgh
Noni Kiely (Sister Des Clarke)
Cedric McCrossin
Betty McGregor
Roseanna Mahe – sister of Premier team player Kolo Mahe
Chris Martin
Kelvin Mephan
James Murphy
Frances O’Loughlin
James Senton
Jack Slater
Mrs Thomson
Brian Tolich
Josie Wallace
Sue Walsh – Mother-in-Law of Simon Devoy
Heather Walters – wife of Life member Garry Walters
Harvey Wright – Father of Terry
Our deepest sympathy is conveyed to all members who suffered bereavements during the year. We
remember you in our daily prayers.
May they rest in peace.
NATIONAL HONOURS
ALL BLACKS
The Club salutes the following players who have worn the Club Jersey as a competitive Club player and
progressed to represent their country:
Albert Downing 1913, 14
Jock McKenzie 1913, 14
James Barrett 1913, 14
John O’Brien 1914
Bill Wright 1926
Swin Hadley 1928
Bill Hadley 1934, 35, 36
Maurice McHugh 1946, 1949
Pat Crowley 1949, 50
Jack Skeen 1952
Keith Davis 1952, 53, 54, 55, 58
Terry Lineen 1957, 58, 59, 60
Steve Nesbit 1960
Paul Little 1961, 62, 63, 64
Des Connor 1961, 62, 63, 64
John Kirwan 1984, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94
Greg Cooper 1986
Terry Wright 1986, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92
Zinzan Brooke 1987, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97
Bernie McCahill 1987, 88, 89, 90, 91
Pat Lam 1992
Robin Brooke 1992, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99
Shane Howarth 1993, 94
Xavier Rush 1998, 2004
Dylan Mika 1999
Doug Howlett 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07
Steve Devine 2002, 03
Saimone Taumoepeau 2004, 05
Isaia Toeava 2005, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11
BLACK FERNS
D White 1993, 94, 95, 96, 98, 2000
R Sheck 1993, 94, 95
C Mihinui 1994
M Hirovanaa 1994, 95, 96, 97, 98 99, 2000, 01, 02
S Andrew 1996
N Sua 1996, 97
B Tahu 1996
S Shortland 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02
D Kahura 1998, 99, 2000, 02
B Lotu-i’iga 1998
T Wilson 1998, 99, 2000, 01, 02
A Lili’i 1999, 2000, 02, 04
A Rush 2000, 01, 02
V Heighway 2000, 01, 02, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 10
T Mulipola 2000, 01
F Fa’amausili 2002, 06, 07, 08 10, 11, 12
H Va’aga 2002, 07
H Myers 2002
V Lavea 2003, 04, 07
J Lavea 2004, 05, 07, 10, 11, 12
A Moore 2004
M Ngatai 2004
H Manuel 2005, 06, 07, 08, 10,
K Penetito 2005, 10, 11
D Matiukaetau 2006
R Makata 2006
T Te Tamaki 2007, 08
W Teddy 2006, 07
V Grant 2010
Rawina Everett 2012
Karina Stowers 2012
103nd Marist Annual General Meeting
Held at Marist Brothers Old Boys Rugby Club (Auckland) Inc Clubrooms
At Mt Wellington War Memorial Reserve on 21 November 2011
Meeting Opening
The Club President, John Hunt, as meeting Chairman, opened the meeting at 7.15pm and asked the Club
Chaplain Father Neville Browne to bless the meeting with a prayer. The quorum of 25 members had been
achieved.
Apologies
Rowan Amour, Steve Shaw, Mike Tamati, Dan Wildermoth
Welcome
John Hunt welcomed Life members, members and Auckland Rugby Football Union guests.
Obituary.
John Hunt read out the names of the club members who had passed away during the year.
Life Member Eric Kohlhase (Life Member)
Members Ray Barnes
Danny Bass (Father of Catherine Bass)
Jim Benson
Greg Chapman
Maurice Dunbar
Brother Giles
Bob Hunt
Mary Irwin
Mary MacDonald
Bill Murphy
Brian Pratt
Bill Rakino
Irene Smyth (Mother of Life Member Rob Smyth)
Colin Snedden
Valerie Tolich
Margaret Velseko
Greg Walker
Yvette Walters (Daughter in Law of Life Member Garry Walters)
A period of silence was observed in respect for those past members.
Confirmation of Previous General Meeting Minutes
The minutes of the 102nd Annual meeting held on 29 November 2010 had been circulated. They were
accepted as a correct record.
Confirmation of a Special General Meeting Minutes
The minutes of a Special General Meeting which was held on 18 December 2010 had been circulated. They
were accepted as a true record of that meeting.
Address by Club Chairman
John Hunt invited the Management Board Chairman, Andy Evans, to address the members.
Andy advised that the financials of the club are unaudited and apologised for this. He said the accounts will
be audited by February 2012 when a Special General Meeting will be called for members to discuss and
adopt them. Andy continued, saying there were three nominations for the new Management Board who
were not able to be present at this meeting – Steve Shaw, Rowan Armour and Mike Tamati. He gave a brief
overview of each candidate.
Management Reports
Chief Executive Officer Report - Scott reported on the running of the Club, battles with Council over fields,
training lighting and their rejection of the ‘best endevours’ clause in the sale and purchase agreement for
Liston Park. He had secured the use of Liston Park for training for the 2012 season; the tennis courts were
available for use during inclement weather. Another project is use of the Tan (indoor training facility. Use
of a gymnasium for training and is a big incentive when recruiting new players and it is important for the
future of the club. There are growing interests in clubrooms hire with bookings on most weekends. The
Club relies heavily on bar income and this is not as good as hoped. Achievements over past 6 months –
restructure more on rugby focus, strong relationships with Mt Wellington Tennis Club, Computer Clubhouse
training onsite, Marist Netball will come back here for training if club gets more lighting on the tennis
courts, Gaelic Football Association wants to run club days out of the clubrooms, Baradene Rowing Club
wants to run their club out of Marist also. These opportunities are good income streams and will gradually
form a multi-sport club which will be good to take the club into the future. Setting up of the Members’
Lounge as a memorabilia place is good for regular members to use if there is a function in the Tamaki
Lounge. Thank you to Dave, Hamish, Marlene, other Board members for their help.
John Hunt asked if there was any discussion on Scott’s report. Bob Clarke mentioned all the key projects
and asked for approx timeline. Scott thinks 2-3 year plan. Bob asked if there is a short-term list. Scott said
mainly on function hire and rugby focus. Andy Evans said most of the goals are inspirational and said that
most of the club’s focus is back on rugby operations and having successful teams. He said that most of
Scott’s projects will be long term but initially the focus is on rugby. Bob Clarke asked about the
management of the club going forward. Andy Evans said this is being worked through and will be
communicated with club membership when confirmed, before Xmas. Milton Ross fully supports Scott and
his coaching group with the renewed connections with Sacred Heart College. He said that their goal is to
push the students leaving College to Marist which can be difficult – 11 of 15 students leaving will be joining
the club next year. It is important that some club structure stays in place to ensure that this continues and
thanked Dave, Scott and Hamish.
Financial Report
John Hunt confirmed that the Club’s financial accounts had not been audited at the time of the meeting
and invited John Christie to address the members. Copies of Clubs 2011 financial accounts had been
provided to members.
Maurice Nicholson enquired about the loss of $400,000. John Christie explained - $150k non-recurring
items such as rates, relocating expenses without bar takings, legal costs, opening costs. Recurring items
consist of new grants, such as Rugby Development Officer, items of high expenditure such as insurance,
wages/salaries, costs associated with move, increase in cost of team expenses, timing of move from Liston
Park to Mt Wellington War Memorial Reserve. Bob Clarke asked if things have got out of control. John
Christie confirmed this is correct and explained detailed cost increases. Bob also asked about player and
non player subscriptions and John confirmed the collection was poor. The Junior Club subscriptions were
done at a reduced rate as a welcoming gesture to the Tamaki community and Junior Club. Sam Wimsett
asked if there was a rebate system on player subscriptions. Andy Evan confirmed there was so teams
would not keep asking for money from the club – team subs were set at $2,500 and that once paid, $2,000
were returned to the team to cover team expenses. Discussion ensued – team subscriptions and rebate
was not in the financial interest of the club. Maurice Nicholson asked whether a budget had been drawn up
for 2012. John Christie said it was in draft form and will be monitored to ensure the club doesn’t lose a
large sum next year. Brendon Gibson said that at the SGM in February 2012, to accept the audited
accounts, there will be a lot of clarity on these expenses and a lesson learnt going forward. Kevin Hickland
said that the bar is running at a gross profit. John Hunt closed the conversation as the financial accounts
will be discussed at the SGM in February. Members were invited to send questions in writing to the club,
so these can all be answered in February.
Bob Clarke thanked John Christie for having the guts to stand up and answer the questions. Suggested that
the Management Board get themselves organised for the remainder of the year to avoid this kind of
questioning next year.
Auckland Rugby Football Union Report
Gary Whetton read the Auckland Rugby Football Union’s annual report to Clubs.
John Hunt asked if there were any questions for Gary. Mark Sumich asked enquired of rumours that
marquee teams will be playing at different venues in 2012. Gary referred that question to Council of
Delegates as they are in the process of discussing it. John Hunt confirmed that an email had been received
by the Chairman of COD today on that subject. Sam Wimsett asked about atrocious club rugby reporting in
New Zealand Herald. Gary agreed and said it is out of ARFU reach. Scott Couch asked if the Auckland
Rugby Football Union is liaising with Auckland Council over the use of grounds. Gary confirmed that the
Rugby Union is constantly talking with Council’s Parks and Reserves department. John Hunt confirmed that
the Auckland Union is pursuing a case for more rugby fields for Clubs’ use and for fields year round to
accommodate 7s rugby. However, there is always a struggle against other sporting codes, especially soccer.
John Hunt thanked Gary for his report and invited him to remain for the rest of the meeting.
Notices of Motion. John Hunt read out the first Notice of Motion to amend the Club Constitution.
It is proposed to add the following new paragraph to the Club’s constitution
8.4.1 Nominations in writing for the office of an Officer of the Club shall be in the hands of the Secretary
not later than fourteen (14) days prior to the Annual General Meeting. Every such nomination shall be
proposed and seconded by two financial Members and signed by the Nominee, PROVIDED HOWEVER that
if there is insufficient nominations to fill each vacancy for office, nominations will be accepted from the
floor of the meeting if proposed and seconded by two financial Members, AND PROVIDED FURTHER that
if such nominee is not present at the Annual General Meeting then his or her written acceptance of such
nomination shall be handed to the Secretary prior to the commencement of the Annual General Meeting
at which such nomination is made.
Signed on 19 October 2011
Proposer: John Hunt
Seconder: Andy Evans
Put forward for discussion.
Dennis Fowler moved the motion; Bob Clarke seconded.
Motion was carried unanimously
John Hunt read out the second Notice of Motion to amend the Club Constitution on proxy voting.
Proposed Amendment to Rule 9.11 of the Club’s Constitution - Proxy Voting.
A Member may exercise the right to vote by proxy instead of attending the annual meeting with the
exception of voting for candidates for office bearing positions. In the cases of voting for office bearing
positions, the member must forward his or her vote to the Secretary in a sealed and signed envelope
three clear days prior to the club’s annual meeting. Voting forms must be provided by the club and the
form must be signed by the Member and include the Member’s membership number.
Moved by Peter Dooly; seconded by Robert A Smyth
Put forward for discussion
Motion amended: “office bearing positions” amended to read “elective bearing positions”.
Motion was defeated.
Election of Club Officers
John Hunt read out the following standing positions
Patron - Catholic Bishop of Auckland, the Most Reverend Patrick Dunn
Vice Patrons – The Principals of All Catholic Boys Schools in the Auckland Metropolitan area
Club Chaplain – Representative of Catholic Bishop of Auckland, Reverend Father Nevillle Browne
Dennis Fowler, Secretary, assumed the Meeting Chair.
President – One nomination received – John Hunt nominated by Simon Devoy and Dave MacKinnon.
Elected as President for two years under the new club constitution clause 8.3.
John Hunt assumed the Meeting Chair
Vice-President – One nomination received – Dennis Fowler, nominated by Rob Smyth and Lew Hutchings.
Declared elected as Vice President for two years under the new club constitution clause 8.3.
John Hunt thanked Kevin Hickland for services as Vice-president.
Immediate Past President – Bob Clarke
Club captain – One nomination received - David Prendergast nominated by John Hunt and Simon Devoy.
Elected as Club Captain for two years under the new club constitution clause 8.3. Also becomes a
Management Board member as per the Club Constitution.
Honorary solicitor – Written out of the rewrite of the Constitution. The Club will instruct a solicitor when
necessary.
Honorary Auditor - Johnston & Associates have agreed to continue to the SGM in February 2012. The
Management Board to appoint an Honorary Auditor after February 2012 and is to be confirmed at the 2012
AGM.
COD delegate - One nomination received – John Hunt nominated by Simon Devoy and Dave Prendergast.
Elected as COD for two years under the new club constitution clause 8.3.
JRC delegate – One nomination received - Graeme “Choppa” Casey; nominated by John Hunt and Wade
Harrison. Elected as JRC delegate for two years under the new Club constitution clause 8.3.
Election of Management Board Members
Board election – proxy votes received and recorded in the correct manner – 51 in total. Nominees
addressed the meeting. Andy Evans spoke on behalf of Rowan Armour; Simon Devoy addressed the
meeting; Dave MacKinnon spoke on behalf of Kobus Joubert; Paul Pawhau spoke to his nomination; Andy
spoke in support of Steve Shaw; Selio Solomon addressed the members and Simon Gibson spoke on behalf
of Mike Tamati.
Voting papers were handed out. John Hunt reminded members that only full financial members are eligible
to vote.
John Hunt appointed Peter Dooly and Cass Portegys as recorders, assisted by Kevin Hickland. Voting papers
and proxy votes were collected by recorders for counting.
Election of Life Member
John Hunt said the Management Board had recommended one nomination for Life Membership and invited
Richard O’Sullivan to read his nomination resume of Bernie Sumich.
Richard O’Sullivan read the resume and recommended Bernie Sumich for Life Membership. Mark Sumich
spoke briefly to the nomination.
Motion for Life Membership and was carried unanimously.
John Hunt congratulated Bernie Sumich on his election as a Life Member. Bernie was not able to be
present at the meeting and will have his badge presented by the Club President at a suitable function when
Bernie is available.
Marist Rugby Charitable Trust
Brendon Gibson, Chairman of the MRCT, gave a presentation to members on Marist Rugby Charitable
Trust’s protected funds and answered questions from members. The Trustees have procedures which the
Club must follow when submitting applications for project funding.
General business
Peter Dooley enquired whether Eva Rasmussen had moved to Australia. John Hunt confirmed that Eva had
left rather quietly and that there had been no farewell to recognise her outstanding club service. Peter said
that the club should acknowledge her services to the club and send a letter of thanks. John Hunt confirmed
this will be done.
Membership cards process was raised. Scott Couch confirmed that a new electronic system will be put in
place in 2012 to ensure everyone gets their cards.
Gary Walters suggested the state of the annual report was disappointing. He wanted to see a better annual
report that members can be proud of and that people can look back on in the future. John Hunt said this
would be done and an updated version would be available at the February special General Meeting.
Dick O’Sullivan asked if the Tamaki logo on the Marist jerseys is a permanent thing. Dennis Fowler said it
was part of the amalgamation agreement between the two clubs.
Paul Loftus asked if a chair-lift or similar could be installed to aid the disabled. Scott Couch confirmed that
it has been priced and that any new clubrooms would include access for disable persons.
Michael Tanoai spoke on behalf of the players. He considered there was a disconnect between the players
and the club management and asked if that gap could be narrowed. He said players look forward to
receiving their 50 game blazers and they should, where possible, be presented on the day of the blazer
game. John Hunt said the player blazers can be issued on time if the club administration is informed in
advance of the blazer game date and the player’s measurements are available to place the order.
Carl Brennan noted errors in the list of Black Ferns in the annual report. John Hunt said the list will be
corrected.
Elected Management Board Members for 2012
Recorders returned with the names of the six elected Management Board members Rowan Armour, Simon Devoy, Andy Evans, Paul Pawhau, Steve Shaw and Selio Solomon
John Hunt congratulated the incoming Board and thanked the recorders for their diligent work.
Bernie McCahill moved that all voting and proxy forms be destroyed, seconded by Bob Clarke. John Hunt
reminded recorders and Kevin Hickland that all voting results are to remain confidential.
Closure of Meeting
John Hunt thanked Fiona Prendergast for typing the minutes. He also thanked everyone for their
attendance. He then closed the meeting at 7.50pm.
John Hunt
President
Minutes of a Special General Meeting
Held at Marist Brothers Old Boys Rugby Club (Auckland) Inc Clubrooms
At Mt Wellington War Memorial Reserve, Dunkirk Road
on 17 February 2012
Opening of Meeting
Meeting commenced 6.40pm
The meeting Chairman, John Hunt, called upon Father Browne to open the meeting with a prayer and then
welcomed Life Members and Members. A quorum of more than 25 members was confirmed.
Present
John Hunt, Dennis Fowler, Peter Dooly, Joan Dooly, Sandra Weatherburn, Reuben O’Neill,
Chris Cochrane, Don MacKinnon, Brendon Gibson, Simon Gibson, Andrew Evans, John Christie, Dave
Prendergast, Kevin Hickland, Marion Castle, Paul Pawhau, Laurie Hewett,
Maurice Nicholson, Bob Clarke, Father Browne, Tom Horsburgh, Mark Sumich, Bill Tapper,
Dan Wildermoth, Ralph Davidson, Simon Devoy, Rob Smyth, Bruce Forbes, Terry McCabe
Notification of Special General Meeting
Dennis Fowler, Secretary, read the notice advertised in the NZ Herald advising the date of the Special
General Meeting and that the purpose of the meeting was to adopt the Club’s 2011 accounts and Auditor’s
report.
Apologies
Paul Loftus, Richard O’Sullivan, Terri Hanley, Nick Portegys, John Barnes, Bede Sturrock,
Kay Suasua, Garry Walters, Tim Goldfinch, Des Topp, Steve Shaw, Terry Lineen, Kevin Grogan, Rick
Johnston, Edna Tate, Rowan Armour, Dave MacKinnon, Selio Solomon, Jim Benson.
John Hunt moved apologies be accepted; seconded by Bernie McCahill – Carried
Proxy Appointments
No proxy appointments were registered.
Voting during the Meeting
John Hunt said the Special General Meeting has been called very early in the year before the 2012
membership invoices had been posted to members. He proposed that as the business of the meeting was
to accept the Club accounts as at 31 August 2011, that members who were present at this meeting who
were player or non player financial members in 2011, and those members who are 2012 financial members,
including Life Members, ten year members and Emerald Club members be entitled to vote.
The motion was moved by John Hunt, Seconded by Kevin Hickland and carried unanimously.
Meeting Business
Club 2011 Financial Accounts and Auditor’s Report
Andrew Evans, Chairman, addressed the meeting expressing his disappointment with the financial
statement and said the outlook for the 2012 financial year was more encouraging as a break even budget
was in place. He also reminded members about the Club website which was regularly updated with news
of club events and news.
John Christie, Finance Manager for 2011, addressed the meeting and presented the accounts, outlining that
they had been qualified by the Auditor. John also presented answers he had prepared for written questions
which (member) Tim Goldfinch had submitted prior to the meeting.
Vigorous discussion followed.
Kevin Hickland raised the following points
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Non attendance of Club Management Board members, he requested the Meeting Chairman to
pass his concern on to the Management Board.
The high insurance premiums being caused by over-valued stock and plant
Changes to bar reporting procedures will provide a more accurate cost analysis of bar
operations.
Bob Clarke queried the non attendance of Board members at the last two AGMs and SGMs. He stated he
was disappointed with the state of the accounts as presented, in particular seven tags in the Auditor’s
qualified opinion.
Brendon Gibson raised his concern about the Auditor’s seven tags in his qualified opinion and proposed the
following motion:
“That the Management Board rectifies the first four tags of the Auditor’s opinion”.
Seconded by Bob Clarke.
John Christie did not consider that was necessary and requested the motion be withdrawn. Following
extended discussion on the motion, Brendon Gibson withdrew his motion to allow a new motion to be put.
After further discussion and refinement of the wording, Mark Sumich moved the following motion:
“That all subsequent annual accounts adhere to NZGAAP (NZ Generally Accepted Accounting Principles)
with particular reference to all aspects of the Auditor’s qualified opinion as presented in the 2011
financial accounts”.
Seconded by Kevin Hickland
The motion was passed unanimously.
A motion to accept the 2011 financial accounts was moved by Kevin Hickland:
“That the 2011 financial accounts as presented to the Special General Meeting be formally adopted”
Seconded by Chris Cochrane
Those voting in favour for the motion
Those voting against the motion
The motion was carried by majority
3 members abstained from voting
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No other business was permitted to be discussed.
The meeting closed at 8.25pm.
John Hunt
President
Chairman’s Report
19 November 2012
The arrival of another Annual General Meeting always gives us the opportunity to reflect on another year. It is only
when we take the time to consider the journey the Club has been on in recent years, can we truly appreciate how far
we have come on this journey, and how far we have to go.
Looking back on the last 12 months, we should be truly proud of what we have achieved and the strength of our Club.
On the field: No one can forget Finals Day. The Premier, Under 21’s & 19’s and women’s teams all competing in their
respective finals, with the Under 19’s and Women taking out their championship. That day will be remembered, in
victory or defeat, for the display of Marist colours and proud vocal support. Whether it was at Eden Park, or Dunkirk
Road, the Marist community came out in force and demonstrated what it meant to be not only a Club with a long a
proud history, but a Club with strength and solidarity within its ranks.
Success on the field does not happen by accident. I would like to thank all of the coaches and managers who have
volunteered time and energy getting teams onto the park every Saturday. In many instances the level of
commitment to our players has gone above and beyond the call of duty. The players individually thank you. Securing
the services of coaches and committed volunteers in today’s busy world continues to be a challenge, and we would
not be able to operate without them..
Our on field success is further demonstrated by the Clubs strong playing numbers and links with the community.
Dave Mackinnon, our Director of Rugby & Operations Manager and Hamish Fraser, our Rugby Development Officer
have spent many valuable hours developing relationships with both Primary and Secondary schools in our local area
and with our traditional Catholic Schools.
As we move into our second year at Dunkirk Road, we can also reflect on a number of “off field” successes. The
building works are all but complete. The completion of this work not only transforms the “Tan” into a fantastic
training facility, but more importantly will bring our current building up to Code. This ensures we are not only
complying with fire safety regulations, but also allows us to apply for new liquor licence, avoiding some of the
complications we faced this year.
A second field was sand carpeted this year and training lights installed. Work on a lighting and sand carpeting a third
field, has been approved by Council and will commence before the end of November and is due to be completed in
time for the 2013 season. This result was achieved with a lot of persuasion on the part of Dave Mackinnon, with the
support of Allen Verrall and the Tamaki Local board.
This year’s Annual Club Luncheon was an exceptional success. Marist All Blacks Bernie McCahill, Terry Wright and
Robin Brooke were presented with their caps surround by their families and fellow Marist members. This was a
made possible by Kevin Hickland and his team of volunteers who put together such a great event. Kevin has also
overseen the bar operations this year- Thank you.
The collection of Subs for2012 is up, almost double that of 2011.We have applied, and been successful, in collecting
grant funding which has allowed us not only keep our door open, but enhance the services we provide to our players,
members and the community. Thank you to Marlene Castle, our club administrator, particularly with regard to the
trust applications and audit.
We thank the on-going support and patience of the Marist Rugby Charitable Trust. Our appreciation also to Parker
Joyce and the Four Winds Foundation Ltd for the ongoing support of our Rugby Development Officer. Thank you also
to the Auckland Rugby Union and Auckland Council for their support, in addition to all of the other trust and
organisations who have provided financial support to Marist this year.
I wish to express thanks and gratitude to the current Management Board. We have completed our first full year at
our new location. We have encountered some extremely challenging situations this year. Faced into and made some
difficult decision and engaged in robust conversations at every turn. While there have been challenges, we should be
proud of what we have achieved and I know that the club is in a better position because of the learning’s along the
way.
I would also like to take this opportunity to recognise John Hunt who is stepping aside this year as President. John
spends many hours volunteering his time with the clubs administrative duties and gate keeper of the gear room. This
is in addition to his role as Chairman of the Council of Delegates and Board Member of the Auckland Rugby Union.
John has played an extremely important role in not only advocating the Marist Club, but for all Club Rugby for
Auckland. I wish to thank John, and although no longer President, I know he will continue to work in support of the
Club.
As we reflect on 2012, we also need look to 2013 and beyond. We need to examine what role we wish to play as an
Amateur Rugby Club and a Community Organisation. We have always been a Club with great ambition and at the
time of the sale of Liston Park, many members have expressed ideas of various ways Marist should be investing in the
Club’s future. This may be spending more money and growing our organisation, or making cost savings and
consolidating our position. Either way, as members of this Club we need to show support for the Management Board
and the individuals who put their hands up to make decisions for the Club on behalf of its members.
I have now completed my third period as Chairman. It is with some sadness that I will not be seeking re-election.
However, my work commitments and young family deserve my focus now and mean that I cannot continue to give
the amount of time needed to be a committed and fully functioning member of the Management Board. My time on
the Board has been extremely rewarding, with the Club going through highs and lows, that have not only brought
about positive and monumental changes for our Club, but have also grown me as an individual. I hope that I can still
to continue provide support to the incoming Management Board and contribute towards future boards.
I wish all members and their family a very merry and safe festive season and all of the very best for 2013,
Simon Devoy
Chairman
Director of Rugby & Operations Report
Senior Club Rugby Review
The 2012 season should be considered a success. We obviously want to win everything! But moving from Liston Park
in 2011 always meant we would lose a bit of ground. Our recovery has been positive and relatively quick.
This year we fielded twelve senior teams, with seven teams playing in competition grades. Of those seven sides six
made the playoffs, four went on to play in championship finals and two sides, our Under19’s and our Women’s team
went on to win their championships. It was a fantastic effort from our Women’s and Under 19 sides!
Special mention too should go to our Premier side, who contested their first Gallaher Shield final in fifteen years.
Unfortunately we went down to a star studded Grammar Carlton side but there is plenty to be positive about.
Hopefully our finals appearance is a sign of good things to come for our young Premier team.
Our playing numbers rose from 330 in 2011 to just over 400 in 2012. We are looking to seriously build on those
numbers in the next few years. Next year it is our intention to field at least two more senior teams. Our aim is to field
another team in the Under 85kg grade and another team in the Senior One grade.
Earlier this year I was invited to join an ARU sub-committee to address the entire structure and format of adult rugby
in the Auckland region. I am pleased to say that there is a new competition structure in place for 2013. You will now
be able to see our Premier, Premier Reserve and Under 21 teams play at the same venue as each other. Next year the
Reserves and Under 21 sides will both play at 1pm preceding the Premiers at 2.45pm. This will enable Premier
coaches to view or use players from either of the earlier matches and spectators to view their young talent as well as
their top side. It also means our Premier match will be the focal point of our Saturday afternoon rugby.
Another change in the 2012 competition structure is the introduction of a stand-alone U20 grade, which replaces the
current Under19 grade. This was initiated because kids nowadays tend stay at school longer. It was also designed to
allow young players who may not be physically ready for U21 or adult grades to still play competitive rugby. This
grade will share the same competition format as the Under85 or Senior grade.
Sevens rugby is well underway and preseason is just around the corner. We are running off season training
programmes and the gym is almost up and running. So the boys will have no excuses for a lack of fitness or
conditioning. It’s our goal to build on 2012 and make next season even more memorable.
Bring on 2013 MARIST HARD!
Final COA Works
To enable us to operate our Bar, we were required by Law to finish the remaining Fire Safety work to the clubrooms.
We commissioned ASPEC Construction to undertake the works. The contract went well and the builders are now off
site with their contract work complete. ASPEC Construction were a pleasure to work with & very professional. The
project was funded by MRCT.
Gymnasium
We expect to have the gym operational by the 23rd of November. The Management Board and in particular, Steve
Shaw are working on the management plan. We are currently sourcing the remaining equipment required. The gym
flooring, netting and equipment have thus far been funded by external Trusts.
Sand Carpet & Lights
After lengthy negotiations, the Council finally agreed to Sand Carpet and light our number 3 field. Spraying is
scheduled for Monday the 12th of November with the main contract work to begin later that week. Completion date
is proposed 1st April 2013.
Council have also agreed to sand carpet & light a large off field training area adjacent to Dunkirk Rd and parallel to
the new field. This will provide us with much needed floodlit training space and help to protect our playing surfaces.
The project is fully funded by Auckland Council.
Senior club training next season will be at MWWM and not Liston Park. Our next project will be to look to floodlight
our number one field with a view to playing night rugby. This would give us 3 fully floodlit & sand carpeted fields.
Next year we will also have access to the newly laid astro-turf Mt Wellington Tennis Club courts adjacent to the
clubrooms. The area is floodlit and has removable nets. This provides us with another off field training option.
On-going Council projects we are working on are:
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Resurfacing the main entrance driveway & re marking all our driveways & parking areas
Semi-permanent free standing public toilets to the reserve
A retractable screen to the river end of our number one field, to stop rugby balls going into the tide
Upgrading access & drainage to the perimeter of the number 1 field
A mobile irrigation system for the number one field. Eventually we will lay a pop up irrigation system.
Exclusive use of Dunkirk Activity Centre changing rooms during rugby season, to cater for our Women’s
teams and relieve some pressure from our changing rooms.
Exclusive use of all six fields at MWWM during the winter months for Rugby only.
Dave Mackinnon
Director of Rugby & Operations
Rugby Development Officer Report
2012 was a big success for Marist Juniors with an increase in numbers up from 340 in 2011 to 430 this
season. On the field we had 24 teams with a big success story being the new relationship with St Mary
Mackillop who joined Marist this year and had 4 teams. We had a number of teams in section 1 of their
grades and competing well in the non championship grades while Marist Sacred Heart again represented
the club at the Club Finals Day.
Marist Eastern also had a big increase in numbers and teams which is great to see.
It has been a busy year in primary schools with most of the Tamaki Principals Cluster taking part in 2 Rippa
Rugby Programmes. The during school programme had 2365 kids that had the opportunity to get coaching
equating to 324 sessions each class getting 4 weeks of coaching, while the After School Programme had
over 300 kids in 3 terms with a different year group targeted each term. We should now see more kids
playing for Marist in 2013.
Marist hosted Pompallier Tournament this year and while the day was very wet there was some great rugby
played in trying conditions. Ardmore Marist narrowly pipped the host club for the overall prize.
I would like to thank Mike Hanley, Ruth Peterson, Tinga Edwards and Uaina Pupulu in particular for their
help with the Juniors your time and efforts were very much appreciated.
Also to all the Coaches/Managers and parents that made sure the children were at games, looked the part
in their kit and had half-time oranges etc etc.
We had a number of players from Sacred Heart, St Peters and Marist that made Walter Dickson, Bill
McLaren and Roller Mills culminating in 3 players from Marist and Marist Eastern playing for the Northern
Region NZ Marist U13’s, they were Tyler Casey, Samuel Casey and Lemeki Namoa who scored 3 tries in the
game vs Southern Region NZ Marist U13’s. Well done to these young lads.
Hamish Fraser
Rugby Development officer
Junior Club Report
Our second season at our Tamaki location at Mt Wellington War Memorial Reserve has come to an end. It
has been a successful season on the field with our teams flying the flag for Marist Rugby. This year the
Marist and Tamaki Junior clubs decided to join as one club, I believe that while some children may not have
played this year it has been a success and we will see increased numbers in 2013 with more teams.
We ended up with 430 players in 25 teams registered this season. One of the success stories was Mary
MacKillop Primary School from Mangere joining our ranks under the Marist Saints name with four Under 7
to Under 10 teams.
It was pleasing to see our Under 8 Restricted, Under 9 Restricted Black Magic and Under 10 Restricted
teams competing in section 1 of their grades and doing very well, also our Under 9 Restricted Blue team
had some outstanding results. Our Under 12 open team developed into a very competitive team and it was
pleasing to see our Under 12 restricted team competing well in their championship grade. They will be
much better for their experience next season. Our links with Sacred Heart College and St Peters College
continued strongly. Sacred Heart Under 13 team had another outstanding year but, unfortunately, falling at
the final hurdle in the final. St Peters Under 13 team were very competitive, narrowly missing the playoffs
while Sacred Heart Under 12 team and St Peters Under 12 team had challenging seasons.
I would like to thank the following people for their assistance throughout the season
Ruth Peterson
Mike Hanley
Tinga Edwards
I have learnt a lot and your support was hugely appreciated.
To all the coaches and parents without you we wouldn’t exist, thank you for all your work over the season,
providing transport, coaching, ringing players, bringing oranges for half-time and other support for our
teams. I look forward to seeing you all again next year when we anticipate an increased number of players,
parents and coaches to step forward.
Thanks to our major sponsor Rainbows End, in particular Chief Executive Chris Deere. Our juniors and their
parents had a fantastic day at the park on Sunday 30th September. Over 170 people attended our family
day, enjoying the rides, barbeque and other activities. We look forward to continuing our relationship in
2013.
Thank you to our minor, but important sponsors who provided player of the day vouchers for our teams:
Panmure Superbowl, MacDonald’s, Placemakers, Pixi Photo
We look forward to a continued relationship in the future.
Next year the Junior Club will be managed by the club committee, led by Parker Cline. Parker has been
coaching in the senior club for the past eight years and has a vast knowledge of the Marist culture and
values, rugby organisation and administration. He will be supported by Mike Hanley, Tinga Edwards,
Ruth Peterson and Uaina Pupulu. Parents are asked to put your hands up to help Parker and his committee
to ensure the club keeps our forward momentum. I will be available to help coaches and run courses for
the club and look forward to meeting you all again. Have a Merry Christmas, an enjoyable new year and
travel safely.
Hamish Fraser
Rugby Development Officer
Marist Brothers Old Boys Rugby Club Inc.
Financial Statement Of Accounts
As At 31 August 2012
(Attached In Separate Document)
Independent Auditor’s Report
(Attached In Separate Document)
Marist Brothers Old Boys Rugby Club Inc.
wishes to convey a special thanks to the following Trusts
for their generous support during this financial year
Auckland Rugby Football Union
ASB Community Trust
Four Winds Foundation Limited
Grassroots Trust
Marist Rugby Charitable Trust
Mt Wellington Foundation Ltd
New Zealand Community Trust
Nautilus Foundation
North & South Trust
Pub Charity
Sport Auckland
The Lion Foundation
The Trusts Community Foundation
SENIOR CLUB
NETBALL AND RUGBY AWARDS
NETBALL AWARDS
NETBALL DEFENDER TROPHY
Most Promising Defender
Rosalie Coburn
MIA SCHIPHOST MEMORIAL CUP
Netball Best Sportswomanship
Ruth Kohlhase
MARIST NETBALL AWARD
Best Club Spirit
Olivia Martyn
NETBALL MANAGEMENT TROPHY
Rookie Player of the Year
Maria Bayla
MARIST NETBALL TROPHY
Most Improved Player
Maria Bayla
MARIST NETBALL RED TEAM CUP
Best Team Player
Chrissy Terblanche
THE BASS TROPHY
Netball Most Promising
Attack Player of the Year
Shelby Simpson
KIM MAREE WENSLICK-FENNESSY MEMORIAL CUP
Most Promising Mid Court Player
Jasmine Clark
PETER EVANS TROPHY
Netball Player of the Year
Irene Petau
WOMENS RUGBY TEAM AWARDS
MARIST WOMENS CUP
Most Improved Player
Salote Otutana
MARIST WOMENS RUGBY CUP
Most Tries Scored
Johana Su’a
MARIST WOMENS DEVELOPMENT CUP
Most Promising Player
REBECCA BRAFFMAN TROPHY
Rookie of the Year
WOMENS COACH’S AWARD
Women’s Player of the Year
Onjeurlina Leiataua
Kalo Takitak
Tia Sao-Tailu
Bella Milo
Tamara Heisifa
UNDER 19 TEAM AWARDS
MARTY JAKICH CUP
Under 19 Most Improved Player
Laki Fa’anana
JUDITH HOULAHAN CUP
Under 19 Best & Fairest Player
Paula Fifita
UNDER 21 TEAM AWARDS
CEREBOS CUP
Most Improved Player
Lance Kautai
KEITH DAVIS CUP
Best & Fairest Player
Panashe Kamhara
CHRISTIAN ALI MEMORIAL CUP
Player of the Year
Dominic Robertson-McCoy
RESTRICTED 85kg TEAM
COBURN CUP
Most Improved Restricted Grade Player
Josh Stevens
MORONEY CUP
Best Team Spirit Restricted Grade
Matt Thompson
ROCKY MIHINUI CUP
Restricted 85kg Back Player of the Year
Justin Walker
ROCKY MIHINUI CUP
Restricted 85kg Forward Player of the Year
Tait Sumner
ROSCOE CUP
Restricted 85kg Player of the Year
Tait Sumner
SENIOR ONE TEAM AWARDS
PAULINE PRENDERGAST CUP
Best & Fairest Player
Lynn Hunkin
THE MANAGEMENT CUP
Most Improved Player
Dylan Simon
KIWIS TEAM AWARDS
Most Improved Player
Jason Ringrose
Best Back
Mossa Vaka
Best Forward
Lance Banton
Player of the Year
Tinilau Tyrell
Kolini Lovo Memorial Trophy
(Donated by John Hassell)
Ben Simati
PREMIER RESERVE TERAM AWARDS
TOPP FAMILY CUP
Best and Fairest Player
Sam Shaw
JOHN KIRWAN CUP
Most Improved Player
Sili Delai
PREMIER TEAM AWARDS
A KEREBS CUP
The Most Improved Senior Grade Player
Sam Aiono
THE IKE PROCTOR CUP
Premiers Best Team Spirit
Sione Sione
MONSIGNOR CAHILL CUP
Premiers Most Improved Forward
Sione Faletau
FATHER DOWNEY CUP
Premiers Most Improved Back
Vaha Fili
TOM FRENCH CUP
Premier Player of the Year
Kolo Mahe
MAJOR CLUB AWARDS
JACK SKEEN CUP
Best Lineout forward
Gene Waller
LEES CUP
Best Hooker
Kolo Mahe
DUNCAN NICHOL SHIELD
Best Half Back
Auvasa Faliali’i
MOODY CUP
Best Grade Captain
Jerry Tevaga, Under 19 team
JUNIOR CUP
Best Club Spirit Junior Grade Player
Joe Key
BILL BOND CUP
Most Points Kicked
Ki Anufe (160 points) Premier Team
ALEX KEREBOS CUP
Most Promising Junior Grade Player
Wilson Lavelua
GORDON TIETJENS CUP
Best Sevens Player
Fomai Ah Ki
BROTHER CLAUDIUS CUP
Most Tries Scored
Paula Feleti 20
BROTHER VIGILUS CUP
Junior Team Displaying Outstanding
Club Spirit and Loyalty
Under 21 team
PRESIDENT’S CUP
Team with Outstanding Achievement
Women’s Team
CLUB CAPTAIN’S CUP
Team with Best Club Spirit
Senior 1 Team
BROTHER CHRISTOPHER CUP
Club Person with Outstanding Loyalty & Club Spirit
Shaun Christianson
EX PLAYERS CUP
Sterling Work on Behalf of the Club
Karl Nixon
COMMITTEE CUP
Best Club Person
Parker Cline
JOHN DICKIE MEMORIAL TROPHY
Outstanding Junior Grade Player
Johan van der Poel
DB DRAUGHT AWARD
For Excellence in Enhancing the Marist Reputation
Steve Shaw
BERNIE McCAHILL CUP
Club Player with Outstanding Achievement
Huriana Manuel
ATHLETIC ATTIC AWARD
Club Player of the Year
Leroy van Dam
WAYNE ROSSIER MEMORIAL
Clubman of the Year
Mark Sumich
2012 NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL HONOURS
Blues Super 15 Auvasa Faleli’i, Peter Saili, Isaia Toeava, Angus Ta’avao Matau
Black Ferns
Rawina Everett, Fiao’o Fa’amausili (Capt), Justine Lavea, Karina Stowers
NZ Women 7’s Onjeurlina Leiataua, Huriana Manuel, Tyla Nathan-Wong,
NZ Marist
Sam Christianson, William Lloyd
NZ Marist Colts Wilson Lavelua, Chris Tau’alupe
Auckland A
Auvasa Faleli’i, Angus Ta’avao Matau, Peter Saili, Joe Tupe
Auckland B
Corey Allen, William Lloyd, Kolo Mahe
Auckland Colts Fomai Ah Ki, Dominic Robertson-McCoy, Sam Vaka, Leroy Van Dam, Johan van der Poel
(Under 20)
Auckland Juniors/Under 21 Sam Aiono, Fred Palea
Auckland Mens 7s Fomai Ah Ki, Sam Vaka, Joe Tupe,
Auckland Womens Rawina Everett, Fiao’o Fa’amausili, Mele Hufanga, Onjeurlina Leaitaua,
Huriana Manuel, Kelani Matapo, Bella Milo, Katrina Stowers
JUNIOR CLUB PRIZE GIVING AWARDS
Marist U11 Open
Player of the Year
Henry Fotumoala
Best Sportsmanship Kini Fonua
Most Improved
Brian Tualu
Marist U11 Restricted
Player of the Year
Mafi Paongo
Best Sportsmanship Tupou Akalo
Most Improved
Henry Evans
Marist U12 Restricted
Player of the Year
Sam Fonua
Best Sportsmanship Connor Hayes
Most Improved
John Clarken
Marist U12 Open
Player of the Year
Jelsma So’oalo
Best Sportsmanship Mary Motuliki
Most Improved
Jacob Robin
Marist U13 Restricted
Player of the Year
Peter Tekeu
Best Sportsmanship Connor Doyle
Most Improved
Joel Casey
Under 13 Open
Player of the Year
Paula Topeni
Best Sportsmanship Nikau Reti-Beazley
Most Improved
Lawrence Foliaki
Marist Sacred Heart U12 Restricted
Player of the Year
Sportsmanship
Most Improved
Marist St Peters U12 Restricted
Player of the Year
Michael Farac
Sportsmanship
Cohen Howell
Most Improved
Elijah Lafaele
Marist St Peters U13 Restricted
Most Valuable Player Theodore Steffany
Best Back
Jackson Borchert
Best Forward
William Bonnar
Marist Sacred Heart U13 Restricted
Player of the Year
Lemeki Namoa
Best Sportsmanship Liam Schollum
Most Improved
Tyler Casey
Marist U6 Blue
Player of the Year
William Makaafi
Best Sportsmanship Oscar Vainikolo
Most Improved
Cyrus Halamamao
Marist St Ignatious U6
Player of the Year
Max Serrano
Best Sportsmanship Jack Rose
Most Improved
Harrison Brady
Marist U7 Black
Player of the Year
Best Attacker
Most Improved
Marist U7 Blue
Player of the Year
Somin Mohit
Best Sportsmanship Brian O’Sullivan
Most Improved
Thomas Ramsbottom
Kanye Tione
Siu-I-Fanga Palelei
Psalm Nelson
Marist St Josephs U7
Player of the Year
Sifa Tuipulotu
Best Sportsmanship Nicole Ta’amale
Most Improved
Nesinali Pome’e
Marist Saints U7
Player of the Year
Preston Littlechild
Best Sportsmanship Genesis So’oa
Most Improved
Aukusitino Paulo
Marist U8 Restricted
Player of the Year
Siale Tuima
Best Sportsmanship Sione Makasini
Most Improved
Oliver Gibson
Marist Saints U8 Open
Player of the Year
Junior Poumale
Best Sportsmanship Paul Tua
Most Improved
Chris Mikaele
Marist U9 Restricted Blue
Player of the Year
Lasalo Fetuani
Best Sportsmanship Jerome Tupuola
Most Improved
Sateki Tuipuloto
Marist U9 Restricted Black Magic
Player of the Year
Patricia (Petu) Maliepo
Best Sportsmanship Jacob Bell-Palmer
Most Improved
Caleb Simmons
Marist Saints U9 Open
Player of the Year
Saviour Fiu-kata
Best Sportsmanship Rhyden Lesa-Luamanu
Most Improved
Dezekiel Yorke
Marist Tamaki U9 Open
Player of the Year
Takai Mokoi
Best Sportsmanship Andrew McQuade
Most Improved
Kawa McDonald
Marist U10 Restricted
Player of the Year
Kava Vakauta
Best Sportsmanship Tukua Thor
Most Improved
Dylan Casey
Marist Saints U10 Open
Player of the Year
Torres Faafiti Moe
Best Sportsmanship Xavier Uini
Most Improved
Petelo Motulalo
Marist St Josephs U10 Open
Player of the Year
Galileo Taefu
Best Sportsmanship Christian Sosene
Most Improved
Thomas Ta’amale