2019 GRAND FINAL

PROGRAM

What a great Rhino Finals Series we’ve had so far. Week one

certainly produced some entertaining close results which

followed on into the following weeks.

We are back at Bailey Reserve, for the Senior Grand Finals. I

would like to take this opportunity to thank all volunteers who

have worked on the 2019 finals series, making it a special

experience for the players and supporters involved.

This finals period is about a celebration of Rugby, acknowledging your achievements on

and off the field in 2018; I would like to congratulate Blair Marshall (Burnside) for winning

the Don Smith Medal, Lewis Adcock (Woodville) Premier 2 Best & Fairest and Laura Helbig

(Burnside) for winning the Edna Riley Best & Fairest.

On behalf of Rugby Union SA I would like to extend a special thank you to our growing list

of sponsors, in particular our premier partners, Coopers, Voiteck, O’Neill’s and Office for

Recreation and Sport. Congratulations to all teams competing for the flags today, I wish

you all the best of luck. Finally, thank you to the staff of Rugby Union SA for the hours put

in behind the scenes, and to the countless number of volunteers for getting and keeping

the players on the field and the hours you have given up for the 2019 season.

Today is a special day for the entire rugby community. Sadly, not everyone has made the

grand final but not for a lack of effort. Everyone has worked so hard this year at all levels to

continue to develop, grow and enjoy this very special game, which for many of us is more

than just a game. It’s a way of life, embracing all of the values and traditions but most

importantly the comradeships and in many instances friendships for life.

It has been a cracker of a season with some brilliant rugby and I am sure with all of the

games being played today you will not be disappointed.

I wish to congratulate all teams in making the grand final today and wish you good rugby

and good luck in bringing the silverware home, but not at the expense of decency and

respect for the opposition, the referees, linesmen and women, and

most importantly each other as spectators.

DON SMITH AWARD WINNERS

AWARD WINNERS

Tamaki Cup Brighton

Coopers Club Champion Brighton

Coopers Alehouse Volunteer of the Year Peter Jackson, Brighton & Referees Ass.

Darryl Ryan Best Grounds & Facilities Southern Suburbs

HJ Rogers Administrative Services Jayne Fishwick, Brighton

Most Team Tries, Women Adelaide University

Bob Hogarth Most Team Tries, Men Old Collegians, Premier

Neil Charter Development Shield Roy Utting, Woodville

Dave Zeelen, Elizabeth

Ray Rosser Coach of the Year Liam Smith, Onkaparinga

U18 Tackling Trophy Harry Ashby, Southern Suburbs

Meredith Knowler Tackling Trophy Isabelle Carroll, Onkaparinga

Premier 2 Tackling Trophy Troy Everson, Elizabeth

Sir Norman Jude Tackling Trophy Andrew Brown, Brighton

Junior Maualaivao U18 Best & Fairest Cameron Field, Brighton

Ray Herde U21 Best & Fairest Isaac Allum-Henson, Burnside

Edna Reilly Womens Best & Fairest Laura Helbig, Burnside

Premier 2 Best & Fairest Lewis Adcock, Woodville

Presidents Trophy Best Forward Blair Marshall, Burnside

Chairmans Trophy Best Back Save Ronavuso, Southern Suburbs

Don Smith Medal Blair Marshall, Burnside

PLAYER LIFE MEMBER INDUCTEES

Basil Scott

Glen Millar

Robbie Sen

Ted Fidock

LIFE MEMBER INDUCTEES

Peter Jones

REFEREES ASSOCIATION

Most Outstanding Junior Referee Caelan Doudle

Most Improved Referee Mark Pickard

RDO Coaches Award Brett Hart

Outstanding Contribution Tristan Clements

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW JUNIOR GRAND FINALS

U12: Old Collegians Premiers over Brighton

U14: Brighton 43 def Burnside 7

U16: Burnside 22 def Onkaparinga 19

U18: Brighton 39 def Burnside 22

GRAND FINALS FOOTAGE

All grand final matches are being recorded. To purchase, please email

info@sarugby.com.au – $10 per USB, $5 if you supply your own USB.

Premier 1, Premier 2 and Women’s games are live streamed through

facebook and available on YouTube

TOILETS

Male and female toilets are located inside and behind the clubrooms, as

well as behind pitch 1 scoreboard.

SMOKING AREA

Smoking is strictly prohibited in crowded areas, near the field of play and

near marquees. If in doubt, please step outside the fenced area.

PRESIDENTS MARQUEE

VIP Marquee is located on the western side of the grounds on the half-way

line.

FIRST AID

First Aide is available. Public First Aid should be report to Competition

Management

PREMIER THIRDS

(8:30am)

Keir Puplett 1 Tyler Ryan

Jake Grainger 2 Robert Porteous

Doug MacLean 3 Lenny Eilers

Jonathan Irvine 4 Justin Eider

Peter Montero 5 Alexis Bauve

Alex Taimalietane 6 Joel Pepper

Hamish Hooper 7 Matthew Ryan

George McDonald 8 Paul Cleary

Scott McAra © 9 Matthew Sharples

Danny Kuijpers 10 Robert Smedley

Dominic Chapple 11 Mark Johnson

Noel Taylor 12 Peter Cross

Leighton Evans 13 Jack Darby

Jordan Shleton 14 Oliver Linder-Patton

Daniel Taylor 15 James Hopkinson

John Astbury 16 Alex Jeffries

Eric Nicolaou 17 Sam Nelson

Andrew Irvine 18 Ian Bricher

Ben Kinnaird 19 Ben Hartridge

Stephen Smith 20 Louis Wauchope

Gonzalo Oritz 21 Oisin Heaney

Tony Fitzsimmons 22 Matthew Noonan

Oliver Ralston 23 Will Denny

Danny Kuijpers COACH Paul Francis

Colin Merriman ASS. COACH

Andrew Collett MANAGER Dave Phillips

REFEREE Brian Bennett

ASS. REFEREES Stephen Bott, Stuart Williams

PHIL CAMPBELL CUP

RESERVES 2 (10:00am)

Christopher Sweet © 1 David Brown

Josh Tester 2 Benjamin Otterspoor (7)

Rhyes Keely 3 Graeme Gibson

Andrew Williams 4 Colin Codlin

Daniel McLoughlin 5 William Banks (15)

Dwayne Mattin 6 Zach Guest (2)

Aaron Kinnear 7 Johannes Schoeman (16)

Ewan Cameron 8 Mark Dunn

Casey Reynolds 9 Tim Stavast

Tyrone Baker 10 John Roast

Robert Reynolds 11 Anthony Bell

Inosi Mateiwai 12 Gregory Warnecke (20)

Darren Matuku 13 Joshua Norton

Jay Kearie 14 Nathan Owen

Anitelea Faletolu 15 Lindsay Adock (17)

Owen Brown 16

Dean Ridley 17

Ethan Brace 18 Jacob Parry

Luke Qovu 19

Jonathon Evans 20

Andrew Williams 21

Paul Vosgerau 22

23

Andrew Williams COACH Langdon Williams

Inosi Mateiwai ASS. COACH

Jay Kearie MANAGER Greg Devine

REFEREE Brett Hart

ASS. REFEREES Mark Pickard, Kimberey Craggs

JV CASE

PERPETUAL CUP

RESERVES 1 (11:20am)

1 Donald Clune

Mark Darby 2 Liam Hamilton

David Alo-Emile 3 Michael Rautahi

Kees Young 4 Judd Barratt

Jhuan Roux 5 Keagan Lassen

James Francis 6 Chad Bowker

Alfie Malcolm 7 Pierce Fouch

Jon Mokomoko 8 Rhys Fishwick

Partick Sharkey 9 Jacob Fishwick

Stuart Robertson 10 Maddie Whittington

Ned Morcom 11 Mark Elbourne

Karl Edgar 12 Ray Gourley

Ruan Fourie 13 Josep Rollan

Ben Viljoen 14 Ignacio Bosch

Jake Busby 15 Constantinos Haratsaris

Luke Clifton 16 Kohban Fry

Nicholas Howlett 17 Daniel Sulzman

Nicholas Litchfield 18 Michael Cropley

Bradley Killick 19 Dean Nethercot

Maxwell Monfries 20 Ryan Fisher

Andrew Burgess 21 Mitchell Wenck

Alexander Taylor 22 Cameron Field

Alistair Ward 23 Jayden Brougham

James Denley COACH Jason Harding

Richard Czeglik ASS. COACH

Doug Mein MANAGER Tom Roberts

REFEREE Michael Meredith

ASS. REFEREES Daniel McDowell, Paul Ridley

BOB ELLARD CUP

WOMENS (12:30pm)

Barbara Low 1 Janine Young

Brooke Faulds 2 Sarah Batzavalis

Kristie Hume 3 Sarah Hunter

Rebecca Walker 4 Macey Porter

Lauren Matters 5 Rene Boesten

Edwina Munns-Cook 6 Katy Hamill

Nadia Digirolamo 7 Kalesi Natadra

Lusia Raikiwasa © 8 Amanda Kennedy

Sian Beavers 9 Tracy Stanis

Tayler Savage 10 Emma Yates ©

Millicent Bennett 11 Brianna Morello

Teliya Hetaraka 12 Emma-Louise Bovoro

Rebekah Jones 13 Brie Salaaras

Alexandra Foltyn 14 Victoria Johns

Zara Lee 15 Tamika McNab

Kim Evans 16 Ashleigh Frier

Sylvia Semei 17 Hayley Hill

Latishamarie Francis 18 Kylie Rehutai

Paola Tornos 19 Eloise Wiles

Pamelarose Francis 20 Grace Bridge

Tara Naige 21

Melissa Maino 22

Zara Daniel 23

Guy Woonton COACH David Heaney

ASS. COACH

Daniella Di Girolamo MANAGER Rachael Mullins

REFEREE Steve Sandford

ASS. REFEREES Alistair Walton, Jim Wilson

JOHN PARRY

PERPETUAL CUP

PREMIER 2 (2:00pm)

Anzio Louis 1 Jason Starchenko

Jack Gual 2 Jacob Parry

Joseph Rowe 3 Thomas Price

Cameron Lamble © 4 Paul Hebhardt

Timothy Mitchell 5 Shane Hunt

Oliver Scowcroft 6 Nicholas Reynolds

Samuel Chapman 7 Lewis Adcock

Damien Leahy 8 Matthew Connor

Shannon Hall 9 Tim Stavast

Rhys Williams 10 Lindsay Adcock

Gerard Ugle 11 Nathan Owen

Tere Kaue 12 Joshua Peters

Fuli Tuivasa 13 Ross Mellis

Geofery Reynolds 14 Adam Fitzgerald

Sean Metcalfe 15 Iestyn Young-Roberts

Tyrone Baker 16 Colin Codlin

Andrew Williams 17 William Banks

Darren Matuku 18 Johannes Schoeman

Chris Slight 19 Anthony Bell

Mark Howells 20 Zach Guest

Casey Reynolds 21 Benjamin Otterspoor

Rhyes Keely 22 David Brown

Dwayne Mattin 23 Graeme Gibson

Andrew Williams COACH Gerard Byrne

Inosi Mateiwai ASS. COACH

Jay Kearie MANAGER Greg Devine

REFEREE Phil Jones

ASS. REFEREES Quentin Fleischfresser, Benjamin Ridley

KENNETH MILNE

PERPETUAL CUP

PREMIER 1 (3:40pm)

Jaden Phillips 1 Fredrick Samuel

Logan Brown 2 Christopher Walton

Jack Cook 3 Louis Fagan

Clark Skeldon 4 Zachary Ellis

Rian Murphy 5 Isaac Partington

Nathan Satala © 6 Jacob Devlin

Rhys Gurd 7 Nichel Lam Sam

Andrew Brown 8 Blair Marshall ©

Hector Caron 9 Christopher Hodgson

Joel Plummer 10 Harrison Rahaley

Robert Ferguson 11 Fraser Green

Treymaine Butler 12 Samuel Balkham

Pita Nakarawa 13 Isaac Allum-Henson

Josateki Tuilawaki 14 Golden Gepp

Tyrone Smith 15 Sean Meredith

Mitchell Wenck 16 Jonathon van Dissel

Donald Clune 17 Kiru Brown

Rhys Fishwick 18 Ciaran Sambrook

Greg Black 19 Karl Poppelwell

Chad Bowker 20 Leon Immelman

Mark Elbourne 21 Tony Barker

Constantinos Haratsaris 22 Matthew Benger

Patrick Fahy 23 Joshua Bailey

Richard Wasley COACH Wayne Vincent

ASS. COACH Alisdair Hamilton

Marshall Wells MANAGER Pat Betham

REFEREE Dave Gunning

ASS. REFEREES Peter Jackson, Tristan Clements

THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SPONSORS FOR YOUR

CONTINUED SUPPORT THROUGH 2019