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President Duncan Helm,
Vice President Tony Kearney,
Secretary Stacey Weir
Treasurer Geraldine Dowling.
Club Captain Paul Dougherty.
Premier Coach Paul Dougherty
Prem Managers Matt McSkimming & Johnny Girvan.
Senior Coach Mark Dowling
Manager Duncan Helm.
Bar Manager Malcolm Helm.
Medic Malcolm Hodge.
Committee Paul Dougherty, Phil Dowling, Tony O'Neill, Mark Dowling, Geoff Blakely, Duncan Helm, Alistair Scott, Stuart Duncan & Vaughan Dowling...
Premier Manager Matt McSkimming.
Player Coach Paul Dougherty said the club was struggling for numbers this season. Consequently the Premier team will not be as strong as last year, through losing six to seven players who were regularly in the starting line-up.
Premier Squad:
C.Crutchley (Capt) R.Harley (V Capt) P.Dougherty (Coach) S.Jamieson, C.Paterson, S.Hore, J.Pyle, Q.Smith, Scott Becker, T.Huddleston, N.A'Court, T.Diack, J.Peddie, R.Shea, S.Paterson, R.Watson,V.Dowling, J.Duncan, T.Kearney B.Rishworth, J.Ross and A.Hore
Senior Squad:
R.Smith, J.McDonald, K.Stringer, D.Reid, D.Helm, W.Dobson. C.Campbell, I.Forrester, I.Hore, M.Dowling, G.McAtamney, H.Quinn. M.Pringle, J.McMillan, B.Dunsmuir, N.Terry, P.Baddock, G.Evans, K.O'neill, P.Murphy, T.Miller, K.Hepi, S.Moon, A.Scott, J.Smith, S.Smith, R.Taia, W.Howell, N.Reynolds, R.Tapatu. S.Woodhead.
Two preseason games were played
Eastern at Waikouaiti winning 17 nil. Maniototo tries Ross Dowling. James Pyle & Hamish Wilson.
At Maheno losing 34 points to 6.
Captain Charles Crutchley leading out his Team against Maheno. Josh Hinch, Craig Paterson, Paul Dougherty, Thomas Huddleston, Nigel A'Court, Richard Harley & James Pyle.
James Pyle scores for Maniototo against Eastern.
Maniototo Seniors had some Highs as well as Lows and had a struggle to field a team towards the end of the season.
Surely the Team spirit must go to Maniototo Seniors --- wing Kevahn Stringer (15) was playing alongside and giving away at least 30 years to veterans Duncan Helm and Mark Dowling. Duncan started playing for Gimmerburn -Patearoa 1979 and Mark in 1977.
Weston Howell having a good run for Maniototo seniors against Wakatipu Wanderers.
New Zealand curling rep Warren Dobson scores against Arrowtown Maniototo going on to have a good win 20 points to 12.
Seniors line-out against Wakatipu Wanderers.
Nick Terry Maniototo Seniors taking a kick againt Wakatipu Wanderers.
White Horse Cup Challenge.
Wakatipu remains the team to beat in the competition leading 26 - 5 at halftime against Maniototo and with the final score 57 - 5 retained the White Horse Cup.
Lock Simon Paterson crossed for Maniototo.
Simon Paterson after scoring Maniototo's only points in the White Horse Challenge against Wakatipu. Other players James Pyle, James Peddie & Captain Charles Crutchley.
Maniototo 58 v Matakanui 7 (Duckshooting weekend).
An inspired Maniototo dominated all phases by running in eight tries. the fourth a bonus point effort. Player of the Day Thomas Huddleston scored a try and kicked 6 conversions.
Tries: B.Rishworth, C.Crutchley, S.Paterson, R.Shea, C.Paterson, T.Huddleston, J.Peddie & I.Hore.
T.Huddleston 6 conversions & 2 penalty goals.
Maniototo 23 v Clyde Earnscleugh 15
Maniototo 24 v Clutha 14.
Tries: P.Dougherty, B.Rishworth, Q.Smith, J.Pyle.
Maniototo 46 v Heriot 8.
Tries. J.Peddie, H.Wilson, S.Paterson, R. Watson, J.Pyle, C.Paterson, V.Dowling,
J.Peddie 3 conversions.
Maniototo 40 v Owaka 0
Regan Shea scores against Matakanui.
After the Clyde game Clyde Coach Larry Dougherty congratulates younger brother Paul Dougherty coach of Maniototo
Paul Dougherty about to score against Clutha.
Craig Paterson scores against Heriot.
Nigel A'Court scores against Owaka.
Maniototo beat Clyde-Earnscleugh 24 - 10 to earn the right to contest the division two final against Clinton.
Maniototo's Hamish Wilson scored the first try and No. 8 Paul Dougherty the first of two tries, with the boot of Thomas Huddleston adding all the extras. Huddleston had a grand game at fullback while hooker Chris Naylor was a hard worker in the Clyde pack.
Players of the day Charles Crutchley Maniototo and Chris Naylor Clyde.
Hamish Wilson scoring against Clyde in the Semi-final.
Otago Country-Wide DivisionTwo Final.
Maniototo took the early lead through a Thomas Huddleston Penalty. Clinton applied the pressure on the Maniototo line but made a simple mistake, Maniototo ran the ball from its own line and winger Craig Paterson scored a try at the other end of the ground. Huddleston was agin on target to give Maniototo a 10 - 0 lead at halftime. Clinton's Scott Strachan was on target to kick a penalty goal early in the second half. Despite excellent work by both packs, neither team was able to add to its score. For Maniototo player coach Paul Dougherty led by example. James Peddie was solid and Vaughan Dowling led well. Hamish Wilson gained plenty of ground with his touch finders and deft kicks, while Thomas Huddleston was in fine form. Bryce Rishworth and Scotty Becker were strong on defence.
James Pyle round the legs and James Peddie about to stop a Clinton man in his tracks.
Maniototo winger Craig Paterson scores in the corner in final.
Thomas Huddleston a successful kick in the final.
Stand-in captain Richard Harley leading off the champion Maniototo team.
Coach Paul Dougherty congratulating Thomas Huddleston with Bryce Rishworth looking in.
Richard Harley being presented with the Otago Country-Wide second division cup for 2005.
Simon Hore receiving his winners medal.
A happy lot in the changing rooms. Regan Shea, Scotty Becker and Terry Diack
Otago Country: Vaughan Dowling and Richard Harley.
Otago Development xv: Quinton Smith, James Pyle and James Peddie.
All Blacks: Andrew Hore
Our All Black Andrew Hore.
Premier Player of the Year: Richard Harley
Premier most Improved: Stewie Jamieson
Senior Player of the Year: Craig Campbell
Senior most improved: Nick Terry
Derek Stumbles Memorial: Duncan Helm
Craig Campbell senior player of the year.
Maniototo Premiers had a mixed season winning 7 and losing 6. A challenge for the White Horse Cup losing 57 points to 5 against Wakatipu..Making the Semi-Final of Division 2. defeating Clyde 24 - 10 and going on to win the 2nd Division Final against Clinton 10 - 3.
Thomas Huddleston reached his 100 points.
The Dougherty Family achieved a milestone when three Brothers coached teams involved in semi - final play offs. Paul coached Maniototo older brother Larry was Clyde-Earnscleugh coach and middle brother Greg coached Upper Clutha.
Maniototo Coach Paul Dougherty congratulating Upper Clutha coach brother Greg Dougherty on their win
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