1. Drew Rugby Presents

2.  How will we know if, and when, we are successful?  How do we ensure we are focused on the right things – behaviors that will drive success?  What do we stop doing?  What is at stake for D.R.F.C?

3. Be viewed by our team mates, fellow students, alumni, school administration and the Rugby community as the model of a successful Club

4. High Level of Performance Gold – D3 Playoffs Silver – Two Wins Bronze - Competitive Community Engagement Inspire Drew Community with Behavior Creating Opportunities for Others to Enjoy DRFC Financial Independence Gain Freedom Provided from Financial Independence Spending Thoughtfully; Take Care of Gear and Pitch

5.  Rickerson Cup Champions 2011  Reorganized practice schedule so all players can attend  New recruitment tactics worked well  Retention of players key issue  Inconsistent players and leaders in key roles

6.  Record Charity Events  Relay for Life (Winners!)  ‘Dirty Run’ Event for Wounded Warriors  Walk a Mile in Her Shoes for Domestic Assault  Leaders across campus: Resident Assistants, Pub Managers, Orientation Committee  School infractions down year over year sharply

7. Cleats $40 Mouth guard $20 CIPP $50 Travel Costs $12 Scrum Cap $50 Food $15 Shorts $20 Total $206 84% of DRFC members receive financial help

8. Revenue $4,000 a year from campus recreation Limited dues from players Expenses $1,100 minimum fixed fee $50 per player CIPP $560+ annual referee fees

9. Have an annual donation to allow us $10,000 Operating Cash Flow

10. Contribute to annual fund Sponsor a player Financial Support Help mentor young players professionally Career networking Mentoring Assistant coaching Support us on match days! Game Day

12. Thank You Don Clark and Biff Clark Army Game vs. West Point 1968