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1 annual report 2014 brisbane second division rugby league inc

2 brisbane second division rugby league incorporated Twenty-Third Annual Report Season 2014 For Presentation at the Annual General Meeting To be held at Souths Leagues Club Jane Street, West End On Wednesday 19 November, 2014 Commencing at 7.30PM contents Office Bearers & Service Awards Executive Committee... 2 Chairman s Report... 3 Secretary s Report... 4 Statistics... 5 Referees Delegate Report Season Launch... 7 XXXX Player of the Year... 8 Attendees at Awards Night Team & Supporters Points Tables Chairman s Challenge Representative Teams Premiership Honour Roll Medal Winners Treasurer s Report Financial Statements Appreciation... 29

3 office bearers Chairman... Mick Tierney Secretary...Ian Harvey Treasurer...Steve Lewis Auditors... Grant Thornton Referees Allocator...Ian Blank Judiciary Officer... Ray Dixon Judiciary Panel... Keith Beaumont, Alan Booker, Wade Core,... Wayne Fitzpatrick, Brad Hogan, Laurie Oberhardt, Jim Tomlinson service awards Life Members Ted Beaumont (dec d) Mick Tierney Bill Hunter Keith Beaumont Steve Lewis Ian Harvey Denise Harvey Laurie Oberhardt Twenty Years Mick Tierney Laurie Oberhardt Nev Rotherham (dec d) Kev Buckmaster (dec d) Keith Beaumont Steve Lewis Ten Years Mick Tierney John Collins Laurie Oberhardt Nev Rotherham (dec d) Ted Beaumont (dec d) Dick Welch Darcy Roberts, Les Surawski (dec d) Kev Buckmaster (dec d), Barry Smith Bill Hunter Keith Beaumont Steve Lewis Bob Williams Percy Dale (dec d), Don Lancashire Trevor Knight (dec d) Ian Harvey, George Long Ian Clarkson Barry Harrison

4 2014 executive committee Mick Tierney CHAiRMAN Ian Harvey SECRETARY Steve Lewis treasurer Keith Beaumont Alan Booker Catherine Carroll Ian Clarkson Barry Harrison David Jones Laurie Oberhardt Mark Rotherham PJ Zalewski SEQ Office Ladies Fiona, Trish & Erin 2

5 chairman s report Season 2014 was the 38th year of the Brisbane Second Division Rugby League and its predecessor, the BRL Sub-District Clubs, and was another successful one for the League. The competitions in 2014 involved 3,706 players from 81 men s teams and 14 women s teams from a total of 52 clubs who took part in seven Open grades and one Under 20 grade in the men s competitions and two grades in the women s competition. Overall, there was an increase of two clubs and seven teams from Congratulations go to all our Premiership and Ted Beaumont Trophy winners, who are listed on page 20 of this report. The representative season saw our Open Grade team defeat Gold Coast and draw with Ipswich 16 all, while our Under 20s lost to Gold Coast and defeated Ipswich Brisbane Second Division won the Chairman s Challenge overall. I thank all those who worked so hard with the representative teams. The 2014 season was the 23rd year of sponsorship by our major sponsor Castlemaine Perkins XXXX along with our associate sponsor AlphaSport and the 10th year of our associate sponsorship by Struddys Sports. These sponsorships were most beneficial to the League and, we hope, to our sponsors. Our season launch was again held at the Tap Room at the XXXX brewery, indicating our close relationship with our major sponsor. The League thanks these sponsors for their involvement in 2014 and every indication is that they will continue as sponsors for many years to come. We also thank the Connolly family for their continued sponsorship of the Ted Beaumont Medal for the outstanding player of the competition, which was won by Terry Kepu from Logan Brothers. Tragically, our great friend and worker Janice Gutugutuwai lost her battle with cancer during the year, just three days after our representative teams wore their special Jannie jerseys in the Chairman s Challenge matches. The respect for Jannie in the community was seen by the fact that over 1200 friends attended her funeral. During the year, 64 men and 16 women were dismissed from the field in nearly 1000 matches. This was a very good effort showing good discipline by most players. In the first two-thirds of the season we still had most cases involving verbal abuse of referees. Strong action by the Judiciary saw these cases drop in the latter part of the season. A concern was a significant increase in the number of women sent form the field and the League will continue to take strong action in these cases. Special thanks are due to the League s Judiciary Officer, Ray Dixon and to those who sat on the Judiciary Tribunal when needed. The League will be looking to a further reduction in all cases in This was the 10th year of our use of the Leaguenet internet system to give us our own website at bsdrl. leaguenet.com.au as well as the BDWRL website. These websites enabled the season draw to be posted on the web, all results to be on the web each Saturday night as well as news items being posted throughout the year. The success of the website can be seen by the fact that there were 1,388,604 page requests on the BSDRL website for the year and 112,594 page requests on the BDWRL website. These figures show a significant increase on website usage over The websites continue to be linked to our Facebook page. The integration of the BSDRL and BDWRL competitions continued throughout the year and the two competitions are now virtually run as one. Once again, I must sincerely thank our Secretary, Ian Harvey and Treasurer, Steve Lewis, for their efforts throughout the year and Keith Beaumont and Catherine Carroll for their efforts in many ways. I must also thank Ian s wife, Denise, for her continued help and support to the League. Thanks are also due to all members of the League s Executive Committee and to their wives and husbands for sharing them with the League throughout the year. Laurie Oberhardt was rewarded with Life Membership of the League at last year s Annual General Meeting. The League readily acknowledges, and thanks, the many people and organisations who helped make 2014 the successful year it was. We thank the Queensland Rugby League for its continued support and grant; the South East Queensland Division Board of Delegates; the Brisbane Rugby League Referees Association for officiating at matches and judging the XXXX Player of the Year awards; Ian Blank and his assistants for their allocation of referees throughout the year; the clubs that hosted our semi-final matches, (Arana Hills, Beenleigh Juniors, Beerwah, Browns Plains, Burleigh Heads, Burpengary, Easts Juniors, Souths Juniors, St Brendans and Valleys Juniors); Souths Logan for the continued use of Davies Park for meetings; Eastern Suburbs for the use of Langlands Park for finals matches; Brad Tallon, Michael Pease, Shane McNally, Julie Lorraway, Trish Ubank, Erin Tagi, Fiona Lovelock and Anna Williams, and the Development Officers in the South East Queensland Division; our workers especially those who helped on our finals days; all delegates, club officials and players for their cooperation during the year; and our sponsors, Castlemaine Perkins XXXX, AlphaSport, Struddys Sports and S.O.Signs. The next twelve months will be an interesting period for the League with the re-introduction of the BRL competition and the introduction of Rugby League Brisbane and its role in the administration of both the Brisbane Second Division Rugby League and the Greater Brisbane Junior Rugby League. Both of these events will be works in progress in Quite independently of these events, I have decided that I will step down from my role in the League after 23 years as Secretary and 15 years as Chairman. I would thank all those who have assisted me over the 38 years since the League commenced and wish all those associated with the League all the best for the future. Mick Tierney Chairman 3

6 secretary s report 2014 was another successful season in what was our 38th year of competition. We started in 1977 as Sub Districts with 14 clubs, 2 grades and 15 teams before becoming Brisbane Second Division and finishing the 2014 season with 52 clubs, 10 grades and 95 teams. The League s growth rate has once again continued to remain constant and has retained its popularity. Last year we included 10 women s teams in the Brisbane and District Women s Rugby League and due to the popular concept of this competition, this year with 14 teams, we divided the competition into two divisions, Division 1 and Division 2. By creating the two divisions it generated a more even competition for the players. On field incidents and the number of forfeits by clubs this season is a major concern with the League. It would appear that when clubs are required to travel, the rate of player injury and subsequent forfeit is higher than when clubs have a home game. The League does not have an answer to this problem other than looking at greater penalties being imposed on clubs as a result of their actions. The representative season commenced in May with matches being played in Ipswich. This year we overcame our disappointment of last year by winning the Divisional Championship with Ipswich second and Gold Coast in third position. In the game on Saturday 17th May the Brisbane Second Division A Grade won their match against Gold Coast while the Under 20 side lost their match against Gold Coast in a close encounter On Sunday the A Grade side played a thrilling match against Ipswich coming from behind in the dying minutes resulting in a draw while the Under 20 won their Ipswich match As a result of the win by Ipswich against Gold Coast, it came down to a count back on points to decide the Divisional A Grade Championship. As a result of the count back Brisbane was declared the winner. It was the determined effort by our Under 20 side that enabled our A Grade side to take out the trophy. Gold Coast took out the Under 20 trophy by the barest of margins from Brisbane. I congratulate all the team management, players and especially our representative co-ordinators Keith Beaumont and Catherine Carroll for their outstanding contribution and dedication. Both teams wore special jerseys displaying the DSRCT logo honouring Janice Gutugutuwai in her fight against cancer. Janice was advised of our win which put a smile on her face but unfortunately she lost her battle three days later. The season finally came to a successful conclusion on Saturday 20th September with the Grand Final in the Northside 1, Southside 1 and Under 20 competitions. The last of the grand finals once again produced fabulous crowds. In fact, the crowds were great for all of the finals series. I congratulate all grand final winners and teams who participated in the final series. I would also like to give thanks to the clubs who hosted semi finals and I am sure despite the rather inclement weather they encountered, they were well rewarded for their efforts. Special thanks must go to Des Morris and the staff of Eastern Suburbs District Rugby League for their continued support and for allowing us the use of their excellent ground and facilities. A huge thank you to Shane Oswald from S.O.Signs for providing the placards that were presented to the grand final winners. This is a great donation which continues to be much appreciated by all of the winning teams. The Player of the Year Awards night was held on Friday 26th September at Souths Sports Club and once again it was a successful evening. Congratulations to all winners and runners up for their achievements throughout the season. Terry Kepu from Logan Brothers took out the double by winning the Southside 1 Player of the Year Medal and the Ted Beaumont Trophy. Cameron Joyce from Bulimba Valleys and Trent Shield from Mt Gravatt were jointly awarded the Glen Oswald Memorial Trophy as representative players of the year. Elisha Edwards was presented with the Nev Rotherham Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award. Elisha has been volunteering for Brisbane Second Division for approximately 10 years. While she follows a number of clubs, she has never held a committee position with any club or League. I thank the various referees for their co-operation and efforts to allocate points towards player awards. This annual event is no easy task to co-ordinate and special thanks must go to Catherine Carroll and Keith Beaumont for their continued valuable contribution in ensuring that the night is a success. I would also like to thank my wife, Denise, for all of the hard work that she continues to do in collating all of the points allocated during the season as well as recording all of the games played obtained from the match cards. To the QRL South East Queensland Division Chairman, Brad Tallon, Division staff, Michael Pease and Trish Ubank and the Rugby League Brisbane staff, Shane McNally, Julie Lorraway, Erin Tagi and Fiona Lovelock. I sincerely thank you for your input and assistance. To all our volunteers who helped out at the Ted Beaumont Trophies and the Finals Series, your help has been greatly appreciated. To our sponsors Castlemaine Perkins XXXX, AlphaSport, Struddys Sports and S.O.Signs, we give a great big thank you for your support and encouragement. Without this we could not continue to provide a competition at reduced financial costs to clubs. I would like to thank my fellow committee members in particular Steve Lewis, Keith Beaumont and Catherine Carroll for all their help and support they have given me throughout the year. I wish to pay special acknowledgment for the outstanding contribution Mick Tierney has made to the Brisbane Second Division and for the support he has given to me since becoming Secretary in 2000 when he was appointed Chairman of the League. Mick was elected as Secretary in 1977 and held this position until 2000 when he became Chairman after the death of former Chairman Ted Beaumont. In total, Mick has been involved in the League for 38 years and during this time has seen the League grow from a modest 14 club 15 team competition to what it is today with 52 clubs and 95 teams. Mick s contribution to the League and to Rugby League in general has been invaluable and while he may be leaving us he will continue to be remembered. So on behalf of my fellow committee members and our member clubs I wish you well in your retirement from the League and success in any other endeavours that you may undertake. Finally, I wish all the clubs and their members a safe and happy holiday season and also to thank them for their continued understanding and co-operation throughout the year and I look forward to seeing you all again in 2015 for what hopefully will be another exciting season. Ian Harvey Secretary 4

7 statistics YEAR CLUBS GRADES TEAMS (Incorporation) (Inc. BDWRL) (Inc. BDWRL)

8 referees delegate report There is an old saying that the older you get the shorter the years become. I m inclined to agree with that as I sit down to write my report as it only seems like yesterday that I wrote it for the 2013 season. First and foremost, I must repeat what I said in 2012 and 2013 as to what a privilege it has been to be the Referees Delegate to Second Division. Being able to interact directly with club delegates at their meetings, meant that two way communications, between the clubs to the Referees Association and vice versa resulted in open discussions. For this I thank Chairman Mick Tierney and his committee. At the risk of repeating myself, I would say that by working together positive results have been achieved. The Referees Association continues to work hard to ensure that our referees receive the necessary training to improve their on-field performances. This year we had a professional trainer to improve their fitness and continued discussion groups to work on their knowledge of the laws of the game. However, the above is unfortunately to no avail as we still have those persons whose sole aim at matches is to direct abuse at match officials. Until this can be stamped out, or at least curtailed, we will continue to lose referees - especially in the younger age group. Do we have to put a sign up at every ground worded No referee, No game to get through to them? I would like to congratulate those clubs who won premierships in their respective grades as well as individual medal winners in each of the grades. Finally, after forty three years of involvement with refereeing, the last thirty years in Brisbane, I have decided to blow full time. Once again, I thank Mick and his committee and all the club delegates for making my position so enjoyable over the past three years. Have a well-earned off season and may the 2015 season be even bigger and better. Yours in rugby league, the greatest game of all. Derek Stubbins L/M BRLRA Delegate 6

9 2014 season launch 7

10 xxxx player of the year 2014 Ted Beaumont Medal/Player of the Year TERRY KEPU Glen Oswald Rep Player of the Year CAMERON JOYCE & TRENT SHIELD AlphaSport Club of the Year PINE CENTRAL HOLY SPIRIT Nev Rotherham Volunteer of the Year ELISHA EDWARDS Division 1 Womens Player of the Year Finalist Division 2 Womens Player of the Year Finalist Northside 1 Player of the Year Finalist Northside 2 Player of the Year Finalist Northside 3 Player of the Year Finalist Southside 1 Player of the Year Finalist Southside 2 Player of the Year Finalist Southside 3 Player of the Year Finalist Southside 4 Player of the Year Finalist U20s Player of the Year Finalist 8

11 attendees at awards night 9

12 2014 Team and supporters 10

13 xxxx northside points tables P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Pine Rivers Aspley Dayboro Gaters Brothers Juniors Normanby Mitchelton Brisbane Natives Ted Beaumont Trophy Aspley 20 def Pine Rivers 12 Elimination Semi-Final Gaters 26 def Dayboro 0 Major Semi-Final Pine Rivers 30 def Aspley 16 Preliminary Final Gaters 32 def Aspley 20 Grand Final Pine Rivers 36 def Gaters 10 8 Valleys xxxx northside 2 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Pine Central Holy Spirit Pine Rivers Samford Aspley Mitchelton Bracken Ridge Bulls Brothers Juniors Arana Hills Northlakes Kangaroos Deception Bay Bombers Ted Beaumont Trophy Pine Rivers 20 def Pine Central Holy Spirit 0 Elimination Semi-Final Samford 26 def Aspley 20 Major Semi-Final Pine Central Holy Spirit 32 def Pine Rivers 10 Preliminary Final Pine Rivers 50 def Samford 12 Grand Final Pine Central Holy Spirit 26 def Pine Rivers Dayboro xxxx northside 3 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Deception Bay Bombers Burpengary Banyo Bowen River Broncos Brighton Roosters Valleys Pine Central Holy Spirit Norths St Josephs Pine Rivers Gaters Aspley Northlakes Kangaroos Ted Beaumont Trophy Deception Bay Bombers 40 def Brighton Roosters 10 Elimination Semi-Final Bowen River Broncos 44 def Banyo 12 Major Semi-Final Deception Bay Bombers 32 def Burpengary 20 Preliminary Final Bowen River Broncos 30 def Burpengary 10 Grand Final Bowen River Broncos 20 def Deception Bay Bombers 16 11

14 2014 points tables xxxx southside 1 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Bulimba Valleys Logan Brothers Redlands Wynnum Manly Juniors Wests Inala Slacks Creek Carina Beenleigh Juniors Rochedale xxxx southside 2 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Sunnybank Mt Gravatt St Brendans Browns Plains Bears Greenbank Beenleigh Bulls Wynnum Manly Juniors Logan Brothers xxxx southside 3 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Slacks Creek Bulimba Valleys Springwood Carina Wests Inala St Brendans Logan Brothers Capalaba Redlands Greenbank Ted Beaumont Trophy Bulimba Valleys 40 def Logan Brothers 34 Elimination Semi-Final Redlands 26 def Wynnum Manly Juniors 16 Major Semi-Final Bulimba Valleys 42 def Logan Brothers 8 Preliminary Final Redlands 24 def Logan Brothers 10 Grand Final Bulimba Valleys 26 def Redlands 6 Ted Beaumont Trophy Sunnybank 32 def Mt Gravatt 4 Elimination Semi-Final Browns Plains 22 def St Brendans 14 Major Semi-Final Sunnybank 20 def Mt Gravatt 10 Preliminary Final Browns Plains 25 def Mt Gravatt 18 Grand Final Sunnybank 19 def Browns Plains 10 Ted Beaumont Trophy Springwood 22 def Slacks Creek 20 Elimination Semi-Final Carina 26 def Springwood 16 Major Semi-Final Slacks Creek 28 def Bulimba Valleys 10 Preliminary Final Bulimba Valleys 24 def Carina 20 Grand Final Slacks Creek 26 def Bulimba Valleys 20 12

15 2014 points tables xxxx southside 4 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Wests Inala Kingsridge Sharks Logan Wanderers St Brendans North Stradbroke Island Waterford Eagleby Giants Bears Rochedale Beenleigh Juniors Logan Brothers Ted Beaumont Trophy Wests Inala 36 def Logan Wanderers 18 Elimination Semi-Final Logan Wanderers 32 def St Brendans 10 Major Semi-Final Wests Inala 22 def Kingsridge Sharks 12 Preliminary Final Logan Wanderers 28 def Kingsridge Sharks 26 Grand Final Logan Wanderers 30 def Wests Inala 22 xxxx U20s P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Mt Gravatt Souths Juniors Norths Juniors Waterford St Brendans Arana Hills Carina Pine Central Holy Spirit Ted Beaumont Trophy Mt Gravatt 44 def Souths Juniors 36 Elimination Semi-Final Norths Juniors 34 def Waterford 20 Major Semi-Final Souths Juniors 40 def Mt Gravatt 22 Preliminary Final Mt Gravatt 30 def Norths Juniors 12 Grand Final Souths Juniors 52 def Mt Gravatt 24 BDWRL Division 1 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Souths Logan Beerwah Burleigh Heads North Ipswich Carina Aspley Elimination Final Burleigh Heads 32 def North Ipswich 28 Major Semi-Final Souths Logan 30 def Beerwah 18 Preliminary Final Beerwah 34 def Burleigh Heads 0 Grand Final Souths Logan 26 def Beerwah 12 13

16 2014 points tables BDWRL Division 2 P W D L B FOR AG Pts 1 Toowoomba Fillies Burpengary Waterford Wests Inala Swifts Pine Rivers Wynnum Manly Juniors Capalaba Elimination Final Waterford 60 def Wests Inala 10 Major Semi-Final Toowoomba Fillies 30 def Burpengary 28 Preliminary Final Burpengary 32 def Waterford 16 Grand Final Burpengary 32 def Toowoomba Fillies 24 Chairman s Challenge The XXXX Chairman s Challenge continues to grow and is now a feature event of the South East Queensland Rugby League calendar, overseen by Michael Pease and the staff in the SEQ Division office, chaired by Brad Tallon, we thank them for their efforts. Set as a gathering in Ipswich for three years, can only see the south-east providing a pathway for the growing number of players from within our competition, Ipswich and Gold Coast. Our Under 20 team continued to grow in strength, thanks to returning coach Paul Dinte. Jonesy, you did a great job as our manager, Jayden, Wayne, Batesy and Rynny! Thank you for all your help this year as support staff. Gold Coast proved to be the dominant force again in 2014 although the improvement of the Ipswich and Brisbane sides was both noticeable and encouraging. Craig Rodgers was appointed as coach for our Opens grade side, assisted by Peter Handley and Peter Bourke as manager. With increasing player injuries each week, there was no shortage of commitment from our players and the coaching staff, and I wish to thank and congratulate all our Opens players and officials for their efforts. Thanks once again to Physio Rick Walton who ensured our player recovery was second to none. I would also like to thank Rhino Cell, RM Roadmakers and Outback Insulation for their sponsorship of our teams training gear. As overall winners of the Challenge, congratulations goes to all the players for their efforts during our 2014 Representative period and a special thank you goes to the volunteer coaches, managers, strappers, league safe runners, selectors etc who gave up their time every week to ensure we put these teams on the field. This year the front of the Brisbane Second Division Rugby League jerseys donned the DSRCT logo in recognition and support of our former staff member Janice Gutugutuwai and her struggle with this disease. Smiling from her bedside after hearing of our win, she sadly passed three days later. Brisbane Second Division Rugby League awarded Trent Shield and Cameron Joyce as joint winners of the Glen Oswald Representative Player of the Year trophy. All in all it was a great year on the field and we look forward to stepping up in season 2015 and going that little bit further with the results. Keith Beaumont 14

17 2014 representative teams open under South East Division Chairman S Challenge IPSWICH MAY BACK ROW FROM (L to R) Joey McKenna, Maxwell Toka, James Manese, Adam Harris, Justin Sleep, Anaru Whaanga-Gray. MIDDLE ROW FROM (L to R) Viliami Taungatua, Ruben Sullivan, Jordan Stewart, Corey Bremner, Jordan lve, Anthony Setu, Daniel Sa u, Ben Byrne, Quentin Pepe, Trent Blackman. FRONT ROW FROM (L to R) David Jones (Manager), Steve Rynne (FAO), David Bates (Sports Trainer), AJ Ma Chong (Vice-Captain), Paul Dinte (Coach), Trent Shield (Captain), Austin Whiteman, Jayden Whelan (FAO), Rick Walton (Physiotherapist). ABSENT: Wayne Thomas (Assistant Coach) 2014 South East Division Chairman S Challenge IPSWICH MAY Back row (L to R) Shaun Rees, Aaron Corbyn, Matthew Butler, Manu Pipitolu, Brent Boyd, Brody Baker, Bryon Whittaker. MIDDLE ROW FROM (L to R) Junior Crawford, Troy Rowbotham, Daniel Culgin, Adam Kambouris, Adam Marr, Samir Hadzijusufovic, Mick Weber, Tai Betham, Aaron Brown, Tyrone Lockrey, Caleb Holland. Front-row (L to R) Peter Bourke (Manager), Robert Lennon (Trainer), Nathan Turner (Assistant Coach), Brett Zgrajewski (Vice-Captain), Craig Rodgers (Coach), Cameron Joyce (Captain), Rick Walton (Physiotherapist), Kevin Woldseth (Trainer), Peter Handley (Assistant Coach/Head Trainer/FAO). 15

18 premiership honour roll Carina 1983 (U21), 1985 (U21) 1988 (Open 3), 1994 (U21), 1995 (U21), 1997 (South 1), 1998 (South 1, South 2 & South 4), 2001 (Open 1), 2003 (South 2), 2004 (South 1), 2005 (South 1), 2006 (South 4), 2008 (South 1), 2009 (South 3), 2009 (Sparks)...17 Sunnybank 1978 (U23-1), 1986 (U19), 1987 (U19), 1990 (U19), 1991 (South 2), 1992 (Club 1), 1993 (Club 1 & U21-2), 1994 (Club 1), 1998 (Sparks), 1999 (Bishop), 2004 (South 2), 2010 (South 2), 2011 (South 1), 2014 (South 2)...15 St Brendans 1977 (U23), 1985 (U18), 1987 (U21 & Open 2), 1990 (South 2), 1991 (U19), 1992 (Club 2), 1996 (Club 1), 2001 (South 4), 2002 (South 3), 2006 (South 1), 2010 (South 3), 2013 (South 2)...13 Logan Brothers 1989 (U21), 1998 (South 3), 1999 (South 2), 2001 (South 3), 2003 (Sparks), 2006 (Sparks), 2007 (South 2, Bishop, Sparks), 2008 (Sparks), 2009 (Bishop), 2012 (South 1)...12 Banyo 1984 (U21-2), 1986 (U21), 1987 (Open 3), 1994 (North 3), 1996 (North 2), 1998 (North 1), 1999 (North 1 & North 3), 2008 (North 1), 2011 (North 2)...10 Pine Rivers 1982 (U21), 1988 (U19), 1995 (North 3), 1998 (North 3), 2000 (Sparks), 2003 (North 2), 2011 (North 1), 2012 (North 1), 2013 (Premier), 2014 (North 1)...10 Aspley 1990 (North 3), 1995 (Club 1 & Club 2), 1997 (U21), 1998 (Bishop), 2010 (U20N), 2013 (North 3), 2013 (BDWRL 2)...8 Eastern Suburbs 1988 (DO), 1991 (DO), 1992 (U19), 1995 (Open 1), 1999 (South 1), 2003 (Open 1), 2005 (Bishop), 2009 (Premier)...8 Brighton 1990 (U21), 1991 (DO), 1993 (Club 2), 1994 (Club 2), 1996 (Club 2), 1997 (North 1)...6 Dayboro 2000 (North 1), 2002 (Open 1), 2004 (North 1), 2005 (North 1), 2006 (North 1), 2007 (North 1), 2009 (North 2)...6 Slacks Creek 2002 (Bishop), 2005 (South 4), 2006 (South 3), 2012 (South 4), 2013 (South 3), 2014 (South 3)...6 Springwood 1994 (South 4), 1995 (South 3), 1996 (U21), 1999 (Sparks), 2000 (Bishop), 2001 (Bishop)...6 Beenleigh Jnrs 1999 (South 4), 2000 (South 3), 2001 (South 2), 2011 (South 4), 2012 (South 3)...5 Browns Plains 1989 (South 4), 1993 (South 3), 2000 (South 1), 2003 (South 4), 2013 (South 4)...5 Easts Juniors 2008 (Bishop), 2011 (Premier), 2011 (U20), 2012 (U20), 2013 (U20)...5 Fort Valley Jnrs 2003 (Bishop), 2004 (Sparks), 2005 (North 2), 2010 (North 4), 2013 (North 1)...5 Southern Suburbs 1984 (Open 1), 1988 (U21), 1992 (U21), 1993 (U21), 2003 (South 3)...5 Waterford 1985 (Open 3), 1988 (Open 1), 1997 (U19), 1999 (South 5), 2000 (South 4)...5 Bulimba Valleys 2009 (South 4), 2012 (South 2), 2013 (South 1), 2014 (South 1)...4 Cannon Hill 1978 (U21), 1991 (South 4), 2000 (South 5), 2008 (South 3)...4 Gaters 1989 (Open 1), 1991 (North 2), 2011 (North 3), 2012 (Premier)...4 Normanby 1993 (North 3), 1999 (North 2), 2007 (North 2), 2013 (North 2)...4 Samford 1992 (North 3), 1994 (Open 2), 2010 (North 3)...4 University of Queensland 1982 (Open 1), 1983 (Open 1), 1985 (Open 1), 1986 (Open 1)...4 Arana Hills 1980 (U21), 1990 (Open 1), 2008 (North 2)...3 Crusaders 1995 (South 4), 1999 (South 3), 2000 (South 2)...3 Kenmore 1977 (U23 N), 1979 (U21), 1980 (U25)...3 McAuley College 1981 (U21), 1984 (U21), 1985 (U21)...3 Mt. Gravatt 1984 (Open 2), 1989 (U21), 2008 (South 1)...3 Northside Natives 2000 (North 2), 2002 (North 3), 2010 (North 2)...3 Police Academy 1982 (U18), 1983 (U18), 1984 (U18)...3 Redlands 1997 (South 4), 2004 (Bishop), 2006 (Bishop)...3 Souths Juniors 2010 (U20), 2011 (South 2), 2014 (U20)...3 Stafford Dist (North4), 1992 (North 2), 1998 (North 2)...3 West Inala 2007 (South 3), 2009 (South 2), 2010 (South 4)...3 Balmoral 1991 (Open 1), 1993 (Open 1)...2 Brothers Juniors 1992 (Open 1), 2009 (North 3)...2 Burpengary 2003 (North 3), 2014 (BDWRL 2)...2 Deception Bay 1988 (Open 4), 1996 (North 3)

19 premiership honour roll Edinburgh Castle 1987 (Open 1), 1991 (North 3)...2 Ferny Grove 2000 (North 3), 2001 (North 3)...2 Graceville 1989 (Open 2), 1990 (South 2)...2 Greenbank 2001 (South 5), 2002 (South 4)...2 Mitchelton 2006 (North 2), 2012 (North 2)...2 Mustangs 2005 (Sparks), 2008 (South 4)...2 Norths Juniors 2002 (Sparks), 2004 (North 2)...2 Redcliffe 1993 (DO), 1994 (DO)...2 Souths Logan 2013 (BDWRL 1), 2014 (BDWRL 1)...2 St. Josephs 2004 (South 3), 2005 (South 2)...2 Valley United Star 1978 (U23-2), 1979 (U23-2)...2 Wynnum 1992 (South 4), 2007 (South 1)...2 Albany Creek 1989 (Open 3)...1 Bears 2005 (South 3)...1 Bowen River Broncos 2014 (North 3)...1 Bracken Ridge 1995 (North 2)...1 Bracken Ridge Bulls 2012 (North 3)...1 Chardons 1994 (South 3)...1 Colmslie 1990 (South 4)...1 Deception Bay Bombers 2010 (Premier)...1 Durack 1991 (South 3)...1 Edens Landing 1996 (South 3)...1 Hendra 1989 (North 4)...1 Holy Spirit 1990 (North 4)...1 Inala 1988 (Open 2)...1 Inala Bears 2002 (South 2)...1 Logan City 1992 (South 3)...1 Logan City Jnrs 2001 (Sparks)...1 Logan Wanderers 2014 (South 4)...1 Mitch Sharks 2002 (North 2)...1 Northern Subs 1981 (Open 1)...1 Nth Stradbroke Island 1987 (Open 4)...1 Pine Central Holy Spirit 2014 (North 2)...1 Qld Newspapers 1997 (North 2)...1 Rathdowney 1993 (South 4)...1 Red. Giants 1994 (Open 1)...1 Red. Raiders 1997 (North 3)...1 Richlands 1992 (South 2)...1 Rochedale 2006 (South 2)...1 Southport Workers 1995 (South 2)...1 Souths Vikings 1993 (Open 2)...1 Tamborine 1996 (South 4)...1 Teachers 1986 (Open 2)...1 Western Suburbs 1990 (North 2)...1 Woolloongabba 1997 (South 3)...1 Yeronga 2004 (South 4)...1 Yeronga BCI 1996 (South 2)

20 medal winners 1982 Open Division Greg Minton Qld. University U/21 Division Peter Wright Redlands U/18 Division Brett Leaso Graceville 1983 Open Division Martin Quinn Cannon Hill U/21 Division Wayne Percy Carina U/18 Division Michael Jakl Graceville 1984 Open Division Martin Quinn Wynnum U/21 Division Greg Myers McAuley College U/18 Division Ken Gittens Police Academy 1985 Open Division Gunter Jakl Graceville U/21 Division Wayne Percy Carina U/18 Division Peter Marsden Brighton 1986 Open Division Wayne Percy Carina U/21 Division Damien Bermingham Arana Hills U/19 Division Len Porter Graceville 1987 Open 1 Division Barry Stranks Edinburgh Castle Open 2 Division Kerry Fraser St. Brendans Open 3 Division Scott Peterson Salisbury Open 4 Division Wade Core Carina U/21 Division Gavin Darwin McAuley College U/19 Division Stephen Milligan Sunnybank 1988 Division Open Andy Bentley Valleys Open 1 Division Brad McKenna Waterford Open 2 Division Greg Carey Banyo Open 3 Division Richard Morton Redbank Plains Open 4 Division John Edwards Redlands Tertiary Paul Hauff Police Academy U/21 Division Lincoln McLeod Souths U/19 Division Shaun Horn St. Brendans 1989 Open 1 Division Brad McKenna Waterford Open 2 Division David McIntyre Graceville Open 3 Division Barry Stranks Albany Creek Open 4 North Danny Allen St. Josephs Open 4 South Andrew Johnson Rochedale U/21 Division Chris Reberger St. Brendans U/19 Division Paul Fisher Sunnybank 1990 Open 1 Division Mick Hickey Balmoral Open 2 North Jason Wells Norths Open 2 South Michael Jakl Graceville Open 3 North Glen Monaghan Aspley Open 3 South Shane Ross Redlands Open 4 North Jeff Trims Holy Spirit Open 4 South Robert Fisher Colmslie U/21 Division Allan Vaughan Redlands U/19 Division John McEwan St. Brendans 1991 District Open Darren Foreman Easts Open 1 Division Scott Jays Waterford Open 2 North David Dwyer Albion Open 2 South Tony Toru Ipec Open 3 North Michael Mules Edinburgh Castle Open 3 South Russell Houston Durack Open 4 North John Thurman Alderley Open 4 South Adam Raihi Mansfield U/21 Division Ricky Walton Brighton U/19 Division Dion Cope Carina 1992 Open 1 Division Darren Foreman Easts Club 1 Division Bowman Hopkins Inala Club 2 Division Allan Vaughan Mt. Gravatt Open 2 North Anthony McKenzie Albion Open 2 South Arthur Gunning St. Pauls Open 3 North Michael Clarke Alderley Open 3 South Edward Graham Jindalee Open 4 South Ross Pilon Greenbank U/21 Division Alex Tua Logan City U/19 Division Daniel Cox Souths 1993 District Opens John Elisaia Wynnum Seagulls Open 1 Division Karl Paesler Stafford Club 1 Division Gary Searle Brighton Club 2 Division Jason Strazzieri Brighton Open 2 Division Eugene Underdown Redlands Open 3 North Michael Mules Redcliffe Raiders Open 3 South Les Ottoway Redbank Plains Open 4 South Wayne Paulson Rathdowney U/21 Division 1 Jamie Hoffman Southern Suburbs U/21 Division 2 William Gutugutuwai Southern Suburbs 1994 Districts Open Shane Burke Wynnum Seagulls Open 1 Division John Hodge Balmoral Club 1 Division Paul Dinte Brighton Club 2 Division Stephen Fields Sunnybank Open 2 Division Christopher Cornwell Deception Bay Open 3 North Lee Earl Pine Rivers Open 3 South James Carruthers Edens Landing Open 4 South Andrew Heuston Springwood U/21 Division Richard Senescall Carina 1995 Club 1 Russell Houston Inala Open 1 Brian Hegarty Souths Vikings Club 2 Ian Mellors Aspley Open 2 North Paul Dinte Bracken Ridge Open 2 South Brad Law Southport Open 3 North Roland Lamb Pine Rivers Open 3 South Andrew Heuston Springwood Open 4 South Ronald Tildesley Tamborine U/21 Jason Moore Carina 1996 Club 1 Dallas Carver Browns Plains Club 2 Brad Law Southport Workers Open 2 North Nevio De Flavis Qld Newspapers Open 2 South Joey Mam St Pauls Open 3 North Michael Gerry Mitchelton Open 3 South William Gutugutuwai Edens Landing Open 4 South Ken Patterson Scott Park U/21 Shaun Desmond Springwood 1997 Open 1 North Peter Hodson Samford Open 1 South Gregory Eagle Sunnybank Open 2 North Darryl Deeks Qld. Newspapers Open 2 South Robert Meredith Carina Open 3 North Daniel Dawes Stafford Open 3 South John Hughes Greenbank Open 4 South John McEwan Beenleigh Juniors U/21 Brenton Cope Centenary U/19 Steven Warden-Hutton Sunnybank 18

21 medal winners 1998 Northside 1 Michael Hargreave Dayboro Southside 1 Maurice Fatnowna Carina Northside 2 Craig Fitzgerald Redcliffe Raiders Southside 2 Joey Mam Sunnybank Northside 3 Stephen Ives Stafford Tigers Southside 3 Peter Stollznow St. Brendans Southside 4 Mark Uhlmann Mustangs Albert Bishop Shield Brad Simpson Springwood Arthur Sparks Shield Ben Bryzak Sunnybank 1999 Northside 1 Dean Whalley Banyo Southside 1 Dallas Carver Greenbank Northside 2 Ray Bartley Holy Spirit Southside 2 Robert McKeown Redlands Northside 3 Daniel Luva Cavaliers Southside 3 Tim McDonald Crusaders Southside 4 Daniel Moore Easts Juniors Southside 5 Scott Shield Slacks Creek Albert Bishop Shield Mapa Fifita Centenary Arthur Sparks Shield James Croot Arana Hills 2000 Ted Beaumont Medal Daniel Henry Samford (Player of Competition) Northside 1 Scott Hunter Pine Rivers (Joint Winners) Soane Naufau Aspley Southside 1 Dallas Carver Browns Plains Northside 2 Daniel Henry Samford Southside 2 John Brady Inala Bears Northside 3 Daniel Luva Cavaliers Southside 3 Brendan Kelly Beenleigh Juniors Southside 4 Damien Debritt Slacks Creek Southside 5 Wesley Forsyth Beenleigh Juniors Albert Bishop Shield Clint Richard Springwood Arthur Sparks Shield Wayne Carter Logan City Juniors 2001 Ted Beaumont Medal Jason Warr Deception Bay Jnr (Player of Competition) Open 1 Dean Whalley Banyo Northside 2 Brett Carter Brighton Southside 2 Peter Nocon Beenleigh Juniors Northside 3 Jason Warr Deception Bay Jnr Southside 3 Verle Williams Salisbury Southside 4 Noa Feao St. Brendans Southside 5 Peter Lovell Greenbank Albert Bishop Shield Josh Price Springwood Arthur Sparks Shield Aaron Williams Pine Rivers 2002 Ted Beaumont Medal Luke Robinson Redlands (Player of Competition) Open 1 Jason Connors Eastern Suburbs Northside 2 James Croot Arana Hills Southside 2 Derek Hersom Redlands Northside 3 Michael Stirling Aspley (Joint Winners) Jason Warr Burpengary Southside 3 Noa Feao St. Brendans 2003 Ted Beaumont Medal Gavin Knight Southern Suburbs (Player of Competition) Open 1 Dean Whalley Banyo Northside 2 Bernard Hopkins Brisbane Natives (Joint Winners) Aaron Williams Pine Rivers Southside 2 Aaron Parisio St. Brendans Northside 3 Jason Warr Burpengary Southside 3 Gavin Knight Southern Suburbs Southside 4 George Wiggins Capalaba Juniors Albert Bishop Shield Luke Robison Redlands Arthur Sparks Shield Andy Rose Sunnybank 2004 Ted Beaumont Medal Joshua Stowers Logan Brothers (Player of Competition) Northside 1 Aaron Davies Mitchelton Southside 1 Joshua Stowers Logan Brothers Northside 2 Robert Vernon Brighton Southside 2 Steven Wimpenny St. Josephs Southside 3 Tyron Speechley Capalaba Juniors Southside 4 Verle Williams Yeronga Albert Bishop Shield Shane Millar Redlands Arthur Sparks Shield Adam Kal Arana Hills 2005 Ted Beaumont Medal Chase Hodsoll Wynnum Manly Jnr (Player of Competition) Northside 1 Trent McDonald Dayboro Southside 1 Clint Kearns Greenbank (Joint Winners) Abe White Carina Northside 2 Allan Mailman Brighton Southside 2 Daryn Gilder Rochedale Southside 3 Joel Geiger St. Brendans Southside 4 Trevor Cocks Beenleigh Juniors Albert Bishop Shield Lance Morris Eastern Suburbs Arthur Sparks Shield Chase Hodsoll Wynnum Manly Jnr 2006 Ted Beaumont Medal Elton Connors Deception Bay Jnr (Player of Competition) Northside 1 Aaron Williams Pine Rivers Southside 1 Peter Peace Carina Northside 2 Elton Connors Deception Bay Jnr Southside 2 Gregory Eagle Sunnybank Southside 3 Shane Griffith Beenleigh Juniors Southside 4 Michael Dixon Browns Plains Albert Bishop Shield Nicholas Imber Redlands Arthur Sparks Shield Adam McLeod Eastern Suburbs Jnr 2007 Ted Beaumont Medal Steven Franciscus Dec Bay Bombers (Player of Competition) Northside 1 Trent McDonald Dayboro Southside 1 Patrick Noonan Wynnum Manly Northside 2 Steven Franciscus Deception Bay Bombers Southside 2 Aaron Coolwell Logan Brothers Southside 3 Justin Wilson Sunnybank Albert Bishop Shield Craig Monaghan Sandgate Brighton Arthur Sparks Shield Jason Cassidy Wynnum Manly Jnr 2008 Ted Beaumont Medal William Senior Albany Creek (Player of the Competition) Northside 1 Adam Heathwood Dayboro Southside 1 Troy Corbo Eastern Suburbs Northside 2 Elton Connors Deception Bay Jnr Southside 2 Daniel Faughey Easts Mt Gravatt Southside 3 Justin Wilson Sunnybank Albert Bishop Shield Brenton Stonier Arana Hills Arthur Sparks Shield William Senior Albany Creek 2009 Ted Beaumont Medal William Senior Albany Creek (Player of the Competition) Northside 1 Adam Heathwood Dayboro Southside 1 Troy Corbo Eastern Suburbs Northside 2 Elton Connors Deception Bay Jnr Southside 2 Daniel Faughey Easts Mt Gravatt Southside 3 Justin Wilson Sunnybank Albert Bishop Shield Brenton Stonier Arana Hills Arthur Sparks Shield William Senior Albany Creek 19

22 medal winners 2010 Ted Beaumont Medal Daniel Prentice McLeod P.C Holy Spirit (Player of the Competition) Rep Player of the Year Christopher Kiprios Capalaba Premier Brenton Stonier Aspley Northside 2 Todd McDonald Dayboro Southside 2 Luke Palmer Wests Centenary Northside 3 Benjamin Holzapfel P. C Holy Spirit Southside 3 Graham McCarthy Carina Northside 4 Tim O Brien Qld Gaters Southside 4 Junior Matautia Wests Centenary Under 20 North Daniel Prentice-McLeod P.C Holy Spirit Under 20 South Benjamin Francis Greenbank 2011 Ted Beaumont Medal Jason Cassidy Capalaba (Player of the Competition) Rep Player of the Year Sione Lolohea Banyo Premier Brenton Stonier Aspley Northside 1 Bernard Hopkins Brisbane Natives Southside 1 Jason Cassidy Capalaba Northside 2 Ben Holzapfel P. C Holy Spirit Southside 2 Jarred Brooks Capalaba Northside 3 Elton Connors Qld Gaters Southside 3 Ahlial Robertson Browns Plains Southside 4 Les Wilson Mt Gravatt Under 20s Brandon Vaughan St Brendans 2012 Ted Beaumont Medal Jason Cassidy Bulimba Valleys (Player of the Competition) Rep Player of the Year Steven Franciscus Gaters Premier Nathan Turner Gaters Northside 1 Bernard Hopkins Brisbane Natives Southside 1 Patrick Noonan Wests Centenary Northside 2 Andrew Skrzypa Arana Hills Southside 2 Jason Cassidy Bulimba Valleys Northside 3 Jason Lonergan Nths St Josephs (Joint Winners) Christopher White Bracken Ridge Bulls Southside 3 Rhys Gorman Beenleigh Juniors Southside 4 Todd Graham Edens Landing Under 20s Adam Crear Brothers Juniors 2013 Ted Beaumont Medal Steven Franciscus Gaters (Player of the Competition) Rep Player of the Year Shaun Rees Aspley Premier Steven Franciscus Gaters Northside 1 Christian Kennedy Brothers Juniors Southside 1 Craig Matheson Redlands Northside 2 James Crawford Gaters Southside 2 Jared Davies Carina Northside 3 Dean Baldry Wests Mitchelton Southside 3 Sean Marshall Bulimba Valleys Southside 4 Luke Bell Cannon Hill Under 20 Jordan Woolcott Brothers Juniors BDWRL Tracy Thompson Souths Logan 2014 Ted Beaumont Medal Terry Kepu Logan Brothers (Player of the Competition) Rep Player of the Year Cameron Joyce Bulimba Valleys (Joint Winners) Trent Shield Mt Gravatt Northside 1 Tyronne Lockrey Aspley Southside 1 Terry Kepu Logan Brothers Northside 2 Calum Flynn Samford Southside 2 Corey McEwan Mt Gravatt Northside 3 Fred Tuua Pine Centrel H/Spirit Southside 3 Sualauvi Ah Kuio Slacks Creek Southside 4 Ashley Karklis Nth Stradbroke Is Under 20 Matthew St Ledger Norths Juniors BDWRL 1 Casey Karlkis Souths Logan BDWRL 2 Kirianna Nukunuku Waterford 20

23 TREASURER S REPORT Firstly, I would like to thank all clubs for their all their efforts over the last twelve months. The next year sees a major change occur in the administration of the game in the Brisbane area with the formation of Rugby League Brisbane and the extra costs that are to be borne by our League. This is necessary for Rugby League to survive in the age where Administrative Volunteering is becoming unsustainable. This unfortunately will see an increase in costs associated with being part of the rugby league community. Sponsorships are a very important part of the sustainability of the financial viability of the League and I would personally like to offer our sincere thanks to our major sponsor Castlemaine Perkins XXXX and our associate sponsors AlphaSports Medicine and Struddys Sports for their continuing support. Grants were received from the QRL South East Queensland Division. I sincerely wish to thank the Division, as a whole, for their ongoing support. Significant income and costs variations that appear in our books this year include combined grants from QRL SEQ and XXXX reducing by $9,444, a new item Motor Vehicle Running Costs $2,183, Telephone and Internet increasing by $5,847 and Beer Booth Expenses increasing by $9,670. I will explain these variations as a separate report to the AGM. I take this opportunity to acknowledge the great work by our Chairman Mick Tierney over the last 38 years as either Secretary or Chairman of our League. Mick, Please enjoy a much needed rest from the rigours of administrating Rugby League. You have earned it. Thanks Mate, for all your help and guidance. I would also like to thank Secretary Ian Harvey and his wife Denise for their untiring support as well as all other members of the Brisbane Second Division Rugby League Management Committee and their partners. Also I cannot forget the little band of volunteers who ably assist us to complete our duties at various venues Thanks. Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank the committee of Eastern Suburbs Rugby League Football Club especially Des, Vivien (and her staff) and Ian who without their commitment we would not be able to successfully hold our Ted Beaumont Medal and Finals at Langlands Park. Also a big thanks to all our Referees, Touch Judges, Ball Boys, Match Day Officials, Coaches, Managers and Players whose assistance throughout the year makes our game a success. Steve Lewis Treasurer 21

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31 appreciation Brisbane Second Division Rugby League Incorporated is sincerely appreciative of the support it received from a broad section of the community in season The thanks of the Executive go out to all, especially our sponsors and grant providers. 29

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