‘Derby weekend’ another prime opportunity for National League Rugby to show what it’s all about
National League Rugby is still the highest level of men’s rugby you can watch in England and with it being ‘derby weekend’, there are plenty of narratives and subplots to entice. (Photo Credit: Simon Bryant)
Review: Round One Takeaways – ‘Outstanding’ Rotherham, dream start for Havant and defeats for relegated duo
National League Rugby is back and following the first round of action on Saturday, here are five takeaways from an interesting opening weekend. (Photo Credit: Gareth Siddons)
Here we go again – National League Rugby is back and bracing itself for another epic season
And just like that, the summer is over and levels three and four of English rugby are ready for the start of the 2024/25 season. (Photo Credit: Paul Clark)
More clubs flex their muscles in pre-season as countdown to new campaign continues
Preparations for the rugby union 2024/25 term continued at the weekend with many clubs enjoying their pre-season outings. (Photo Credit: Chris Farrow)
Cluster of National League Rugby clubs begin pre-season action
The first hit outs ahead of the new National League Rugby campaign got underway last week, with a cluster of clubs beginning their pre-season schedules. (Photo Credit: Martin Gray).
Paul Gustard Exclusive: Coaching with Camborne, importance of defence, innovative methods and why National League Rugby is a wonderful asset for growth
Former England and current Stade Français defence coach recently offered his expertise to National Two West side Camborne as pre-season preparations begin to ramp up. (Photo Credit: Steve Mock)
Jimmy Halliwell Interview: ‘It has probably been my best season so far – I have probably learnt the most in National Two’
After playing an integral part in Dings Crusaders earning promotion in 2023/24, the England Under-20s prop is full of praise for his time in National Two West ahead of the World U20 Championship final. (Photo Credit: Thinus Martiz/World Rugby)
‘Diamonds’ from ‘incredibly interesting’ National Two North season have pushed Yorkshire towards County Championship glory
Yorkshire face Kent on Saturday aiming for their first County Championship title for 16 years – and a cluster of the county’s clubs and players who produced encouraging campaigns in National Two North have had an impact on the white rose’s return to Twickenham. (Photo Credit: John
Heart screening offered at Sale FC in collaboration with Cardiac Risk in the Young
Screenings hosted at Sale FC’s Carrington clubhouse – aimed at 14-35 year-olds – will be offered to 200 of the club’s members and their immediate families. (Photo Credit: Gareth Lyons)
Bishop’s Stortford and Leicester Lions survive while Rotherham complete centenary year as champions
Taunton and Cinderford were the two who suffered relegation from National One. Billingham and Hull Ionians beat the drop in National Two with Wimbledon unable to secure their place at level four. (Photo Credit: Gareth Siddons)