Meet the new teams joining National Two
As the National League season draws to a conclusion, we have taken a look at some of the teams who will be joining National Two for the 2019/20 campaign.(Photo Credit: Maria & Bill Rhoades)
Canterbury clinch play-off place and Bees fate is confirmed
Canterbury secured a place in the National Two play-off as the City Men made it 11 wins in a row against Barnes. (Photo Credit: Phillipa Hilton)
Hull Ionians seal immediate return to National One
Hull Ionians have been promoted to National One after clinching the National Two North league title against Leicester Lions. (Photo Credit Malcolm Moorhouse)
Caldy beat Rosslyn Park to move out of bottom three
Caldy strengthened their survival hopes in National One with a brilliant bonus-point win over Rosslyn Park.
Play-off in touching distance for Canterbury and Bees battle for survival
Canterbury will look to confirm their place in the National Two play-off when they face Barnes in Round 29 this weekend.(Photo Credit: Phillipa Hilton)
The I’s can see the prize while the race for second place continues
National Two North leaders Hull Ionians can secure an immediate return to National One when Leicester Lions head to Brantingham Park on Saturday.(Photo Credit: Chris Farrow)
Cambridge and Moseley targeting survival
Cambridge or Birmingham Moseley could take a significant step towards National One safety when the sides meet in Round 29.(Photo Credit: Chris Fell)
Rams crowned National Two South champions
Rams RFC have clinched the National Two South title and automatic promotion to the third tier of English rugby following their victory over Clifton. (Photo Credit: Tim Pitfield)
In Focus: Lewis Bean
Lewis Bean says helping Birmingham Moseley stay in National One would be the perfect ending before he joins Northampton Saints next season.
Chester stumble at Sedge while South and Macc suffer relegation
Chester’s top two aspirations were dented in Round 28 as Sedgley Park produced a superb display to defeat the National Two North promotion hopefuls.(Photo Credit: Glenn Hutton)