Statement wins, late drama and moments of genius…Round Three had it all
Long may the excitement of National League Rugby continue. Levels three and four refuse to pass by quietly after another entertaining weekend of action. (Photo Credit: Paul Clark)
A rip-roaring start to the National League Rugby season but who can maintain the pace?
The first two rounds of the campaign have been breathless and the line-up for Round Three suggests the exciting start isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Photo Credit: (Ian Clark)
Derby matches and clubs like Sheffield Tigers highlight the importance of rugby in communities
‘Rugby, at its heart, is about community and bringing people together, in good times and in sad.’ (Photo Credit: Gareth Siddons)
Fight backs and dazzling tries light up Round Two
Round Two was a clear demonstration of what National League Rugby is all about with bagfuls of tries and some thrilling comebacks. (Photo Credit: Jonathan Knight)
Several teams shine on opening day as National League Rugby returns
The mood ahead of the start of the National League Rugby season was one of anticipation and Round One certainly delivered some eye-catching results and performances. Photo Credit: (John and Ro Burridge)
National League Rugby: A new season, a new look but the same drama guaranteed
It seems like only five minutes ago that Ben Jones of Caldy kicked over a penalty in front of a packed-out Paton Field to send his side to the Championship. Photo Credit: (Chris Fell)
Gary Mercer Interview: Stepping into the National Leagues with Harrogate
Father of Montpellier star is beginning a new adventure with Harrogate in National Two North, plus he also talks about Zach’s time in France and what might be next for the back-rower. Photo credit:(Ro Burridge)
Jordan Smiler on his move to Guernsey Raiders
The former Brumbies man is looking forward to following the summer tours this year after moving to UK where he will be playing National League Rugby for Guernsey Raiders in 2022/23. (Photo Credit: Martin Gray)
In The Press: Sean O’Brien on his rewarding role at Rosslyn Park
The multiple European Cup winner worked with Rosslyn Park’s defence this season and after experiencing the third tier and the National One environment, he reflected on his time with the club in an interview with Talking Rugby Union.
Meet Matt Gallagher – The hooker who scored 36 tries this season and is now on his way to the Championship
The 22-year-old broke the National Two North record for the most tries scored by a single player in a campaign and his efforts have earnt him a move to Ampthill. (Photo Credit: Gareth Lyons)