Perth-Bayswater
Rugby Union Football Club
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Perth-Bayswater Rugby Union Football Club |
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| 2002 | |
| Round One | |
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April 6 (Morley Reserve) 1st grade: Perth 6 Palmyra 13 2nd grade: Perth 10 Palmyra 8 3rd grade: Perth 49 Palmyra 7 5th grade: Perth 25 Palmyra 0 Colts: Perth 6 Palmyra 3 |
April 13 (Morley Reserve) 1: Perth 10 Cottesloe 30 2: Perth 10 Cottesloe 53 3: Perth 14 Cottesloe 15 5: Perth 19 Cottesloe 25 C: Perth 10 Cottesloe 23 Women: Perth 46 Cottesloe 12 |
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April 20 (Nedlands Foreshore) 1: Perth 21 Nedlands 37 2: Perth 7 Nedlands 36 3: Perth 14 Nedlands 17 5: Perth 8 Nedlands 62 C: Perth 8 Nedlands 27 |
April 27 (Morley Reserve) 1: Perth 22 Kalamunda 7 2: Perth 19 Kalamunda 19 3: Perth 27 Kalamunda 5 5: Perth 17 Kalamunda 32 C: Perth 5 Kalamunda 31 |
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May 4 (Morley Reserve) 1: Perth 22 Wests-Subiaco 59 2: Perth 8 Wests-Subiaco 11 3: Perth 5 Wests-Subiaco 28 5: Perth 0 Wests-Subiaco 25 C: Perth 15 Wests-Subiaco 8 |
May 11 (John Dunn) 1: Perth 7 ARKs 25 2: Perth 0 ARKs 10 3: Perth 43 ARKs 12 5: Perth 12 Wanneroo 27 C: Perth 5 Wanneroo 29 |
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May 18 (Allen Park) 1: Perth 0 Associates 34 2: Perth 0 Associates 19 3: Perth 14 Associates 7 5: Perth 5 Associates 22 C: Perth 10 Associates 33 |
May 25 (Morley Reserve) 1: Perth 37 Rockingham 19 2: Perth 26 Rockingham 21 3: Perth 28 Rockingham 0 5: bye C: Perth 46 Mandurah 0 |
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June 1 (McGillivray) 1. Perth 27 University 15 2. Perth 0 University 7 3. Perth 14 University 25 5: Perth 48 University 0 C: Perth 70 University 0 |
Round Two |
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June 8 (Tompkins Park) 2nd grade: Perth 13 Palmyra 15 3rd grade: Perth 14 Palmyra 47 5th grade: Perth 34 Palmyra 7 Colts: Perth 7 Rockingham 22 June 9 SUNDAY (Perry Lakes) 1: Perth 6 Palmyra 24 |
June 22 (Harvey Field) 1: Perth 22 Cottesloe 66 2: Perth 13 Cottesloe 24 3: Perth 22 Cottesloe 20 5: Perth 29 University 5 C: Perth 0 Kalamunda 34 |
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June 30 SUNDAY (Morley Reserve) 1: Perth 21 Nedlands 22 2: Perth 5 Nedlands 55 3: Perth 22 Nedlands 21 5: Perth 7 Nedlands 14 C: Perth 0 Palmyra Lions 32 |
July 7 SUNDAY (Rosalie Park) 1: Perth 3 Wests-Subiaco 22 2: Perth 5 Wests-Subiaco 25 3: Perth 18 Wests-Subiaco 0 5: Perth 5 Wests-Subiaco 20 C: Perth 17 Joondalup 27 |
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July 13 (Hartfield) 1: Perth 24 Kalamunda 24 2: Perth 3 Kalamunda 57 3: Perth 5 Kalamunda 7 5: Perth 44 University 0 C: Perth 12 Cottesloe 10 |
July 20 (Morley Reserve) 1: Perth 20 ARKs 24 2: Perth 44 ARKs 14 3: Perth 52 ARKs 3 5: Perth 25 Palmyra 0 C: Perth 25 Wanneroo 0 |
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July 27 (Morley Reserve) 1: Perth 27 Associates 7 2: Perth 12 Associates 20 3: Perth 24 Associates 22 5: Perth 10 Associates 10 C: Perth 25 Mandurah 0 |
August 3 (Rockingham) 1: Perth 17 Rockingham 17 2: Perth 22 Rockingham 41 3: Perth 19 Rockingham 12 5: Perth 19 Wanneroo 3 C: Perth 0 Nedlands 46 |
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August 10 (Morley Reserve) 1. Perth 26 University 28 2. Perth 10 University 10 3. Perth 39 University 24 5: Perth 17 Cottesloe 7 C: Perth 22 Rockingham 6 |
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| SUMMARY 2002 |
| FIRST GRADE Coach: Allan Hill Assistant Coaches: Bruce Mathiesen and Sam McCourt Manager: Arnie FIRST GRADE had another irritating year where a young, talented team came close to hitting their straps but lacked the killer punch to seize those close games. They had an ordinary first round, beating Rockingham and University and scoring a good win over Kalamunda. They came within 7 points of Palmyra but were well off the pace against the top half of the competition. In the second round they were only two points adrift of Palmyra and only a late penalty goal to Nedlands prevented First Grade from taking that prize scalp. They drew with Kalamunda and Rockingham and suffered annoying and unnecessary close losses to University and ARKs, but finished off the season with a thumping 27-7 win over Associates that deprived that team of the first grade minor premiership. With an ounce of luck they could reasonably have finished the season in fifth place, but on the positive side, this young team is only going to get better and should look to reverse those close games in 2003. 8th in competition. Points for: 318 Points against: 473 |
| SECOND GRADE Coach: Barry Guzder Manager: Graham Whitney An uncharacteristically poor year for Perth-Bayswater seconds, although lack of depth at the top end of the player spectrum continued to be a problem. They won one and drew one in the first round, and three of the losses were close. The second round was virtually a mirror image of the first. 9th in competition. Points for - 206 Points against - 445 |
| THIRD GRADE Coach: Darrell Taylor Manager: Michele Mathews Thirds recovered some depth for the 2002 season and under Coach Darrell Taylor forged the most successful team record for the club this season. They had an indifferent first half with five wins from nine games, but stormed up the competition table in the second round, winning the final eight games of the season to finish second. They lost the major semi to Nedlands and finished their season with a close loss to Wests in the preliminary final, but deserve congratulations for a successful year. 2nd in competition Points for - 467 Points against - 228 |
| FIFTH GRADE Coaches: Steve Fink and Noel Spittal Manager: Mr Nobody Another great year from the legends of Filthy Fifths, although from inauspicious beginnings. The team came close to folding early in the season, forfeiting the first game, but the troops rallied round and the team limped through the first round with only one win to its name. The second round was a different story, possibly due to the appointment of Wayne "Japie" Campbell as captain, and more believably because of the return of some former ace players such as team star Dwayne the Train Barr, the Kingaroy Express. The team then resumed its customary position as a feared and admired rugby machine and went through the second round with only two losses, stealing into the finals in fourth place. They squeaked through the minor semi 5-0 over Cottesloe but narrowly lost the preliminary final to eventual premiers Wests 29-25. 4th in competition Points for - 329 Points against - 262 |
| COLTS Coach: Wally Murphy Manager: Jim Coyle A welcome return to the club for the colts grade under the steady hand of Wally Murphy. Much of the team still qualified for Under 17 but they enjoyed some notable successes, winning six games and drawing one to finish a creditable ninth in a thirteen-team competition. The team should be much the same next year and achieve considerably better results. 9th from 13 in competition Points for - 199 Points against - 336 |
| 2002 WARU PERTH COMPETITION FINALS | ||||
| Grade | Team | Score | Team | Score |
| Saturday August 31 Minor Semi-final | ||||
| Colts 5th grade |
Associates Cottesloe |
42 0 |
Nedlands Perth-Bayswater |
5 5 |
| Sunday September 1 Minor Semi-final | ||||
| 3rd grade 2nd grade 1st grade |
Wests Subiaco Kalamunda Nedlands |
24 23 25 |
Cottesloe Associates Cottesloe |
6 15 32 |
| Saturday September 7 Major Semi-final | ||||
| Colts 5th grade |
University Nedlands |
3 22 |
Kalamunda Wests-Subiaco |
6 12 |
| Sunday September 8 Major Semi-final | ||||
| 3rd grade 2nd grade 1st grade |
Nedlands Nedlands Wests-Subiaco |
42 21 0 |
Perth-Bayswater Wests Subiaco Associates |
22 8 19 |
| Saturday September 14 Preliminary final | ||||
| Colts 5th grade |
University Wests-Subiaco |
0 15 |
Associates Perth-Bayswater |
31 5 |
| Sunday September 15 Preliminary final | ||||
| 3rd grade 2nd grade 1st grade |
Perth-Bayswater Wests-Subiaco Wests-Subiaco |
25 20 23 |
Wests Subiaco Kalamunda Cottesloe |
29 16 35 |
| Saturday September 21 GRAND FINAL | ||||
| Colts 5th grade |
Kalamunda Nedlands |
8 13 |
Associates Wests Subiaco |
20 21 |
| Sunday September 22 GRAND FINAL | ||||
| 3rd grade 2nd grade 1st grade |
Wests-Subiaco Nedlands Associates |
20 21 32 |
Nedlands Wests-Subiaco Cottesloe |
16 16 16 |
| WARU PREMIERS 2002 |
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| Grade | Minor Premiers | Major Premiers |
| First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fifth Grade Colts Grade |
Wests-Subiaco Nedlands Nedlands Nedlands University |
ASSOCIATES NEDLANDS WESTS-SUBIACO WESTS-SUBIACO ASSOCIATES |