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The Dunedin Rugby Football Club (Inc.)

as a playing member for 2010

“The Dunedin Rugby Club model should be used as a case study by clubs around the country”

Rugby News magazine, 6th August 2009

 

A very warm invitation is extended to you to join the Dunedin Rugby Club as a playing member for 2010.

The club …

Fielded 3 Colts Grade sides in 2009 which finished 2nd and 4th in Section 1 and 1 st (unbeaten) in Section 2.
Players in the Colts teams came from 31 Secondary Schools throughout the country. Colts grade is under 20.Won the Ainge Shield presented by the Otago Rugby Union to the club with the best record in all grades

In 2009 won the Premier 1 Grade Championship

Has 5 rugby grounds with 2 floodlit for training.

The best Clubrooms in the city which include a lounge, kitchen, t.v., change rooms and all modern facilities.

Won the Premier 2 Grade in five of the last seven years

 Pre-season trials for all grades, followed by ‘pig-on-the-spit barbecues’.

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The 139th Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held in the Clubrooms at

Kettle Park, Dunedin on Tuesday the 24th November 2009 at 7.30pm

 AGENDA

  1.  Confirm Minutes of 2008 Annual General Meeting.
  2.  Receive and consider 2009 Annual Report, Accounts and Balance Sheet.
  3.  Election of Office Bearers 2009.
  4.  General Business

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Final Colts Division 1

Dunedin Makos   3       Southern Magpies 10                

3rd v4th Playoff Colts Division 1

Dunedin Bulls  20         University Blue  38                    

Final  Colts Division 2

Dunedin Tigers   61    Southern Cats  0

The club showed once again its strength in Dunedin Metropolitan rugby competition for the 2009 season by sharing the Ainge Charity Shield with the Southern Rugby Football Club.

 The History of the Ainge Charity Shield

The Ainge Shield was first contested in 1923, for the first 12 years it was contested in a play-off match between the top two teams in the Dunedin premier competition. In 1938 the competition was changed to the overall finishing position of each club’s top five teams.. One point is allocated for the first place, two for second and three for third. The club with the lowest number of points wins the trophy.

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Final Colts Division 1

Dunedin Makos   v    Southern Magpies                 Bathgate Park 1       2.30pm

3rd v4th Playoff Colts Division 1

Dunedin Bulls      v    University Blue                      Kettle Park 2            12.45pm

Final  Colts Division 2

Dunedin Tigers   v    Southern Cats                       Kettle Park 1             12.45pm

All Dunedin RFC Players,Members and Friends please support these teams

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