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The Newport Nasties have now completed their third season as a club with its pinnacle being competing in the recent World Ruby Festival at Centennial Park in Sydney. Thanks to all those involved with running the club and to all the spectators with a special thanks to the major sponsors for the 2010 season - FRONTLINE (Darren Flynn), EMPIRE MARINA'S www.empiremarinas.com.au (Darren Vaux), HOLMEPORT MARINA'S www.holmeportmarinas.com.au (Campbell Holmes), BELLE PROPERTIES - Avalon & Bayview www.belleproperty.com (Tim Bentley), CULLIGAN WATER www.culliganwater.com.au (Gaven Sheehan), TOPSTUFF www.topstuff.com.au (Gaven Sheehan). We now all look forward to the 2011 Season.
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NEWPORT RUGBY UNION CLUB
Newport RFC has a strong community based ethos and the majority of our players are resident on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. The club has in excess of 150 registered players and officials, and we pride ourselves in the fact that we are one of the most successful clubs in the NSW Suburban competition.
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The Newport Nasties arrived at Centennial Park yesterday full of anticipation for their match against the New Zealand 'Stuffed Hawks' team hoping for a good contest. What they found was their match had not only changed field but changed teams. The Nasties were now to play the current World Rugby Masters Gold Medallists, The Mosman Whales. "That is fantastic. I don't think we will be playing in the board shorts as planned" Sean 'Gunner' Gartner told his teammates.
 
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Cerebral Nastiness
"Beer and Rugby are more or less synonymous"
Chris Laidlaw
"I think you enjoy the game more if you don't know the rules. Anyway, you're on the same wavelength as the referees"
Jonathan Davies - A Question Of Sport BBC TV (1995)
"In 1823 William Webb Ellis first picked up the ball in his arms and ran with it. And for the next 156 years forwards have been trying to work out why"
Sir Tasker Watkins (1979)
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