Ardmore Marist Rugby Club

Sponsored By:
Latest Sports News:

Home | Senior News | Junior News | Club News | Old Boys | Sponsors | Photos | Links | Contacts | Club Location | Field Map

Three of the six Ardmore Marist Junior teams have made it to the Finals for the Competition grades (Under 12 & Under 13).

The Finals will be held this weekend on the 28th August at the Colin Lawrie Fiels, Pukekohe

Finals Weekend Schedule  (24 August 1:19pm)

21st August Results  (24 August 1:15pm)

Junior Match Reports  (16 August 8:50pm)

Junior Prizegiving  (16 August 3:47pm)

Pompallier Tournament Results  (16 August 9:00am)

Senior Coaching Positions  (11 August 5:54pm)

Premier Reserves Finals Video!  (19 July 9:52am)

Counties Under 20 Training Squad Announced  (15 July 1:21pm)

Roller Mills Training Squad Announced  (14 July 8:52pm)

Club Code of Conduct 2010  (1 Apr 10:12am)



Junior Teams Competition Standings

Pompallier Tournament 2010 - Results

Pompallier Shield 2010

We had a great tournament at Ardmore Marist on Sunday 15th August with representation from the following clubs:

  • Ardmore Marist
  • Auckland Marist
  • North Harbour Marist
  • Whangarei Marist
  • Sacred Heart College
  • St Josephs

The weather held out for us and all the boys and girls had solid rugby from 9:00 through until 1:00pm. All the games were held in great spirit with team relays at 1:30 finishing off a great day of contest.

A big thank-you to all the referees who helped out on the day. Without you the tournament would not have run as smoothly and been the great success that it was.

Results

GradeWinnerTeams Participating
Under 9 RestrictedNorth Harbour Marist Red
  • Ardmore Marist Blue
  • Ardmore Marist White – (aka Ardmore Rangers)
  • Auckland Marist
  • North Harbour Marist Blue
  • North Harbour Marist Red
  • Whangarei Marist
Under 10 RestrictedNorth Harbour Marist
  • Ardmore Marist Blue
  • Ardmore Marist Red
  • Auckland Marist Black
  • North Harbour Marist
  • Whangarei Marist
Under 9 & 10 OpenArdmore Marist Under 10 Open
  • Ardmore Marist U9 Open Red
  • Ardmore Marist U10 Open
  • Auckland Marist U10 Open
Under 11 RestrictedAuckland Marist
  • Ardmore Marist
  • Auckland Marist
  • Nth Harbour Marist Blue
  • Whangarei Marist
Under 11 OpenArdmore Marist Yellow
  • Ardmore Marist Yellow
  • Auckland Marist Black
  • St Josephs
Under 12 RestrictedWhangarei Marist
  • Ardmore Marist Blue
  • Ardmore Marist Red
  • Auckland Marist
  • SHC Blue
  • SHC Red
  • Nth Harbour Marist
  • Whangarei Marist
Under 13 RestrictedArdmore Marist
  • Ardmore Marist
  • Nth Harbour Marist
Under 12 & 13 OpenAuckland Marist Under 13 Open
  • Ardmore Marist U13 Open
  • Auckland Marist U13 Open
  • Ardmore Marist U12 Open Green
  • Ardmore Marist U12 Open White
  • Auckland Marist U12 Open

Pompallier Shield Winners - Ardmore Marist

Pompallier Shield Overall Results:

Final PlacingClub
1stArdmore Marist
2ndNorth Harbour Marist
3rdAuckland Marist
4thWhangarei Marist

500 Club members

Alicomm Windows LtdMike Church
AquaEnvironmentalHugh Chapman
Atlas GentechSteve Moss
Barry Purdon Racing StablesBarry Purdon
Clevedon Coast OystersCallum McCallum
EZGO Golf cartsPeter Talyancich
Fern RidgePeter Single
Jamie McGillJamie McGill
JC Walker TransportChris Walker
John Green Racing StablesJohn Green
LC PlasteringLes Coomber
Molander ElectricalAlan Molander
Moray Cook ElectricalSteve Cook
Parry and Co Real EstateKen Parry
R Burton PlasteringRob Burton
Rod McCallumRod McCallum
Southern BricklayersDavid Shortt
Swan WorkforceSteve Burrows

Games this Weekend

Raffle Winners - 2010

The winners of the Ardmore Marist Junior Rugby Raffle drawn on the 30th May 2010 were:


1st Prize - Dell Laptop, Studio 17 - R & E Magee, Ticket (1071) sold by Under 10 Restricted Blue team


2nd Prize - PSP Go! Console - Amit, Ticket (0866) sold by Under 9 Restricted Blue team


3rd Prize - iPod Touch (8Gb) - Colleen Flavell, Ticket (1760) sold by Committee

Senior Games Video

Premiers v Patumahoe

Good Pressure Leads to First Penalty

Solid return by backs and the resulting quick ball catching the Patumahoe backs offside. Dean slots the penalty.

Deano Cuts Through Early

Dean Cummins cuts through the Patumahoe defence but the final pass to Fritz Lee goes down.

Good Forward D with Deano Controlling Field Position

The fowards muscle up forcing Paty to go to the backs. The ball is charged down and Myah sets up the ball for Deano to carve of some yards for good field position.

Rayza On The Crash Ball

From the quick throw in from Cody Martin, Rayza cuts through from lineout ball and sets up the second phase. Patumahoe infringe at the breakdown for Deano to knock over his second penalty to take the score to 6-0

My oh Myah

From turnover ball the Ardmore Marist fowards and backs from one side to the other and cause Paty infringe once again. Dean converts the opportunity. Myah again crunches a defender.

The Play Leading Up To The Fourth Penalty

Good lineout win by Ed Roa and a couple of deep kicks by Deano leaving Paty with the option of running it out only to run into the solid Ardmore Marist D. Two good tackles in sucession by Ray Cullen

More 2nd Half Action v Patumahoe

Backs and forwards combining well to get onto attack. Several players feature including Cody, Dean, Fritz, Siua, Preston and Ray.

Good Continuity By Backs & Forwards

Some good continuity by both backs and fowards against Patumahoe keeping the pressure on.

Fifth Penalty v Patumahoe

Dean attacks the line and draws yet another head high penalty which he coolly slots into the teeth of a strong wind to take the lead 15-14.

Premiers v Waiuku

Myah Crashes Through Waiuku Defence

Jeremiah Fatialofa takes the pass from Rusty and finds the short way to the line.

Sherz Over Against Waiuku

After a incisive break by Whaiora Rangiwai, Sherwin Stowers rounds the rest of the defence to score against Waiuku. Dean Cummins completes the play with the conversion.

Not Straight - you have to be kidding!

Only two people believe that this one is crooked. Check out the looks of disbelief after this call vs Waiuku. We certainly got no favours on the day!

Premiers v Manurewa

Myah Running Over Rewa

Jeremiah taking the direct route to the line against Manurewa.

Soni's Try vs Manurewa

After some great ball retention by backs and forwards Samisoni Halanukonuka snipes over for a very good try converted by Dean Cummins.

Action v Rewa

Terra takes good lineout ball followed by a good foward drive and backs moving the ball across field.

Another Good Lineout Take by Terra

A good lineout take and foward drive. Pity about the truck and trailer call that broke it up.

Great Run by Fritz and Suli v Manurewa

A bust up the middle by No 8 Fritz Lee and then on to Suli who survives two head high tackles.

Premiers v Pukekohe

Villiame Leaves Then Standing

Check out the wheels on this lad as he stands up the opposition and scores a very well taken try v Pukekohe at home.

Premiers v Bombay

Rayza Going Over the Top

After a good bust by Suli the ball finds it way to Raymond Cullen who goes over in the tackle for a match winning try.

Junior Club Rugby Code of Conduct

The Ardmore Marist Junior Rugby Club supports fair play and we adhere strictly to the general Code of Conduct Rules which are observed by all rugby clubs throughout New Zealand. The rules are listed below and apply equally to Players, Parents, Spectators, Coaches and Managers involved with Junior Rugby.

Please take time to read through these as this behaviour is expected of all members of the Ardmore Marist Rugby Club.

Spectator / Parent Code of Conduct

  1. Applaud the performance of both teams.
  2. Be positive with the referee.
  3. Acknowledge the efforts of the referee.
  4. Let the players play their game, not your game.
  5. Praise efforts, not results.
  6. Set an example for the players.

Player Code of Conduct

  1. Play for enjoyment.
  2. Play hard but fair.
  3. Play by the laws of the game.
  4. Be committed to your team. Attend all practices and matches.
  5. Never argue with the referee. Control your temper at all times.
  6. Work equally hard for yourself and your team.
  7. Be a good sport. Applaud all good play whether by your own team or your opponent.
  8. The goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.

Coach / Manager Code of Conduct

  1. Positively reinforce the actions of the players.
  2. Lead by example.
  3. Be honest with yourself and your players.
  4. Create an enjoyable environment in which to play the game.
  5. Develop team respect for referees.
  6. Give all players the opportunity to participate in the game.
  7. Insist on fair play and discipline.
  8. Be reasonable on the demand of the player's time, energy and enthusiasm.
  9. Encourage sportsmanship.
Rugby Club Locator

Sponsors

South Auckland Motors
Total Asset Management Ltd
Troy Wheeler Contracting
Print Consultants
Premier Logos
Kukri