Chairman's Report - 2024 Annual General Meeting

The Foundation’s primary strategic objective is to enhance and maintain the Foundation’s financial position in a manner which will continue to generate sufficient funds annually in order to successfully and indefinitely fund the Foundation’s primary objective which is “to encourage the sport of Rugby in the State of New South Wales and elsewhere”

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Club News, Rugby NewsLisa Kane
2024 Annual Lunch

In “Sharing the Spirit of the Game”, this year’s sold out Annual Lunch, celebrated 125 years of Wallabies and 30 years of Wallaroos with Rugby legends and special guests Matt Burke (Wallaby 710) and Selena Tranter (nee Worsley - Wallaroo 7). MC Alex Marsh assisted as the panel shared a combination of awe inspiring and hilarious stories from the past, as well as their hopes for the future of the game.

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Club News, EventsLisa Kane
Minis Initiative

Sydney Junior Rugby Union with the support of The Rugby Club Foundation began a Minis initiative in 2024 to address the steady decline in minis participation numbers. The feedback on the progress has been positive, with the change to Tri-Tag and the cross-over rounds creating a more substantial experience.

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Club News, Rugby NewsLisa Kane
Sydney Youth Referee Academy 2024

Forty young referees in Sydney took part in the inaugural year of NSWRU’s new youth match official development programme, the Sydney Youth Referee Academy. Supported by The Rugby Club Foundation, the Academy is a multi-year programme open to boys and girls in Years 10 – 12.

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Club News, Rugby NewsLisa Kane
Vale Kenneth Frederick Cropper

It is with the deepest regret that The Rugby Club Foundation announces the passing of Ken Cropper on 19 August 2024 after a courageous and stoic battle against cancer and heart disease. As a Director of the club between February 2006 and September 2015, Ken made a significant contribution to the Board and the administration of the club.

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Club News, Rugby NewsLisa Kane
Wallaroo 19 by Libby Andrew

Wallaroo 19 is the first book written about the history of womens Rugby Union in Australia by a Wallaroo. It is personal, captivating and filled with Libby's humour and love for sport and life. Libby is hoping to inspire other Wallaroos and other female athletes to document the journey of women's sport and the challenges faced. She believes it is important for this history to be recorded, shared and celebrated.

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Rugby NewsLisa Kane