This Sunday 29th of June our Richmond Roses play Bay Roskill. Do come along and farewell Roses member Luisa Avaiki who plays her last game on our beloved home ground- Grey Lynn Park at 2pm for the Richmond Roses as she leaves us after 20+ years with the club as a player, coach, mentor and friend. 

Lui is our most successful Kiwi Ferns Captain winning two World Cups and having played in all three World Cups. Come and celebrate with the Richmond club to farewell our sister/friends successful journey to date as she embarks on another journey.

Come watch Luisa Avaiki play her final league game as she takes on her new role in Melbourne. See you all there!

Richmond Rovers RLFC is currently looking for 3 volunteers to form a Saturday Club Prize giving sub-committee, with a focus on running family oriented events late Saturday afternoons. This could include activities such as karaoke, talent quests, pot luck dinners etc.  Let’s get some life back into Saturdays at Richmond now that we are alcohol-free. Richmond Senior Prize Giving will continue to begin at 6pm for all Senior grade teams.  

For more information please contact us

Thank you so much to the wonderful people who have provided much support and positive feedback about our Richmond rugby league club policy to go alcohol free. 

Click the following link for a copy of the RadioNZ publicity our humble club have received in support of this initiative:  
http://podcast.radionz.co.nz/ntn/ntn-20140417-0940-alcohol_ban_at_an_auckland_rugby_league_club-00.ogg

Click here for a video on National TVs Seven Sharp: http://tvnz.co.nz/seven-sharp/blokes-balls-and-beersies-na-mate-video-5898660

See below for a range of comments. Again, thank you for your support and we hope to see you down Grey Lynn Park in the near future.

K Smith 
Congrats! This is fantastic not only for the men and the club but the families as well. 

K Vaatuitui
I like to congratulate the Richmond club for the way its going its a good feeling to know the club being part of my life since i was 12 yrs old remember mud soft drinks in the 70s n the centre of the universe for us kids go the the bulldogs. I'm proud to know the club is even better now than ever before. It is giving all the young kids an opportunity to better themselves and lead to better lives for them and the future. I'm fortunate enough to be where I am but I had to work very hard. So to those kids that come through the club, if they work hard enough they should bear the fruit of success and live wonderful lives. God bless

K Hanara
Gus you're a legend. You can do it. For the kids.

C Spoors
Glad you're getting rid of the booze. But don't substitute it with sugar ridden fizzy drinks..they're equally unhealthy! Good luck

Anonymous
A bold move by the committee and members of my beloved Richmond Rovers RLFC - so proud of the leadership and commitment made - many years from now this will be seen as a milestone for the club and the game.

S Kuegler
Hi, On behalf of my neighbors in Wallingford St we would all like to say thanks and congratulate you on the liquor free policy at the club. It has made our neighborhood so much more enjoyable to live in and we appreciate it. Regards. 

Hi all,

A big thank you to the 100 Club fundraising Committee for their effort with the Poker last Wednesday night especially to Alipa Solomona ,Clive and Kalala Murray the main organizers and also who supported the night by playing!

The 100 Club Committee raised the total of $1000.00 after all their expenses. Thanks again

There will be a 100 CLUB event this Friday 3rd May at the Grey Lynn Tavern. There is a Batons up Draw on the same night organized by Richmonds Junior Control Board (JBC) in preparation for the June Birthday Celebrations Sub-Committee for which they wish to raise funds for a band on the night of the Richmond 100 year centenary dinner!
 
There will be Ham / Rolls and Coleslaw available... also 2013 100 Club Tees will on display for new members etc.

See you all there
Gus Fepuleai