Everyone that is wanting / intending on playing in Round 1 tomorrow, you are reminded that you MUST be registered if you wish to take the field.

Yehp, we’ll let you pull on your boots if you haven’t registered, but we won’t let you run on the field.

Registering is super easy, and only takes five minutes of your time. Simply head to our registration site at http://register.waverleyrugby.com.au/.

Why You Must be Registered to Play

Other than it being an ARU requirement, the main reason is Insurance. If you’re not registered, you’re not insured. If you’re not registered, your coaches / managers are not insured. If you’re not registered the Club is not insured. Put simply if the worst happens, we’re all stuffed.

Other more mundane reasons are, it allows your game time / tries (and you know you’ll be getting a few of those) / penalties / yellow cards / red cards / coaches points to be recorded.

It also gives us your contact details so we can inform you about any last minute changes, check your availability, follow you up if you’re injured and make you feel loved in general.

Plus there are a whole heap of other odds and ends that I can’t think of right at this moment. So pull your finger out and complete your registration now, otherwise no game time tomorrow kiddies.

Ladies Day – April 30th – Put it in Your Diary

The date for Waverley’s biggest game day celebration has been set, 30 April 2011 for the Round 4 clash against Petersham. Under the dedicated guidance of the Social Secretary Kirsty Jordan, the Social Committee is putting together what will be the biggest and the best Ladies Day Waverley will have seen.

All are welcome for Ladies Day, whether they be friends or family of past and present members or the opposition members, or friends of friends. Details below – get in quick to secure your free goody bag!

Some Boring Information

For all you nerds out there, last month, Waverley Rugby’s Club website had it’s biggest month on record, and also hit a new one day record.

In the end, we walked away with 6,297 hits, 345 more than the previous record (March 2010), which is an average of 202 visits a day (note this excludes visits by logged in registered users).

The Saturday 26th of March was also our biggest day on record, with 508 hits. The bulk of these visit (246) were people looking for information where to vote in the NSW Sate Election, but most importantly we managed to convert a lot of these visits to stick around for a bit and check out the rest of the website, all improving our exposure throughout the Eastern Suburbs.