Moseley out to halt Cinderford in pick of National One fixtures
Cinderford head into Round Four of the National One season with their winning start still intact and they will be hoping it remains that way after this weekend. Photo Credit: (Andy Todd Photography)
In Focus: Jack Nay
Tonbridge Juddians forward Jack Nay has highlighted a parallel between his National Two South club and Gallagher Premiership champions Saracens. Photo Credit: (Tonbridge Juddians)
Hammett guides Barnes to first win while top four remain unstoppable
Josh Hammett’s accuracy from the tee guided Barnes to their first victory of the National Two South season whilst the top four in the division maintained their ruthless start. (Photo Credit: Jonathan Knight)
Hull stun Stour as superb Caldy move to summit
Caldy’s fine start to life back in National Two North continued as they breezed past Sheffield Tigers in Round Three. (Photo Credit: Derek Salisbury)
Park go top despite Cinderford’s late drama
Rosslyn Park delivered another excellent performance to secure their third win of the season and move to the summit of National One. (Photo Credit: Phillipa Hilton)
Raiders and Titans face off in National Two South
After the dust had settled on Round Two, Henley Hawks and Tonbridge Juddians lit up the headlines but this weekend two more unbeaten teams step into the limelight.(Photo Credit: Jez King)
Winning starts put to the test as the Tigers host Caldy
Four teams in National Two North have won both of their opening fixtures and two of those clubs meet this weekend when Caldy visit Sheffield Tigers.(Photo Credit: Paul Best)
Cinderford aiming to maintain 100 per cent start
Cinderford are the only side in National One to have collected maximum points from the opening two rounds of the new campaign.Photo Credit: (Steve Manns)
In Focus: Mike Jobling
Mike Jobling has revealed Hull’s ‘tight-knit environment’ has been a key factor in the club’s rebuilding process over the last four years.(Photo Credit: Steve Winterburn)
Henley Hawks and TJs setting early season tone
Two of last year’s promotion candidates are showing their credentials already in National Two South as both Henley Hawks and Tonbridge Juddians shone on the second weekend of the season. (Photo Credit: Steve Karpa)