Juniors who wish to play rugby union with the Quins in the 2010 season should attend the Junior Registration Day to complete their Registration and Club Membership forms for the 2010 season.

Existing and New members are welcome and will have an opportunity to meet the Coaches and Team Managers and join us for a free sausage sizzle.

Cannon Toyota have been great sponsors of the Harlequins and all members are encouraged to support their generosity by talking to Alex Bettes if you are in the market for a new or used car.  Alex will help you and provides club members with 10% off the labour components of servicing (excluding Toyota Service Advantage).

So if you are looking for a vehicle or need a vehicle serviced, introduce yourself to Alex and let him know that you are a member of the Harlequin Club. Alex has worked with Cannon Toyota since 2004 and would be delighted to help Harlequin members when they choose to come to Cannon Toyota.

These instructions are applicable to new members (if you are an existing member wishing to renew your membership click here for instructions)

These instructions are applicable to existing members (if you are a new member wishing to join the club click here for instructions)

Harlequin Club membership fees are due and payable on 1st January. Your club membership can be renewed by credit card, Paypal, cheque or cash as detailed below.

Existing members wishing to renew their membership click here.  New members wishing to join the club click here.

Former Australian coach Rod Macqueen has come out of retirement to be the new Head Coach of the Melbourne Rebels in 2011's Super 15. Macqueen signed a three-year contract with new Chief Executive Brian Waldron on Wednesday, saying he had been reinvigorated by the potential he saw in the new franchise.

Macqueen appointed Damien Hill as the team’s assistant coach. Hill will depart his post as Head Coach at the Sydney University Rugby Club to take up the role. Hill has led the Sydney club to the last three premierships in Sydney’s Shute Shield, widely recognised as Australia’s leading first grade rugby union competition.

Details of these appointments and a short bio of Rod Macqueen can be seen in the attached press releases.

News of the Australian Schoolboys trip to the UK has special meaning for the Harlequins since Angus Hamilton and Jack DeGuingand are representing Australia (and the Quins).  Match reports and some of the newsletters have been sent back together with a large number of photos taken by Carl Peterson, father of the 6' 9" lock from Sydney who was unfortunately injured and returned to Australia before the end of the trip.  Carl returned with him so the quantum of photos dried up for the later matches.