Teams look to build on opening victories while Hinckley go for seven on the spin
In Round Six in National Two North, Macclesfield, Leicester Lions, Peterborough Lions and Tynedale all clinched their first wins of the 2018/19 season and they will be hoping to double their tally of victories this weekend.
All to play for heading into Round Seven in National One
A very interesting selection of National One results last weekend has left this division wide open with just five points separating first and 12th place so expect an entertaining afternoon this Saturday.
In Focus: Sam Driver
Hinckley winger Sam Driver believes his side have got the confidence to continue their excellent start to the season – but insists their mindset for every game must remain the same. Photo Credit: Steve Wells.
Old Albanian launch new academy programme
James Osborn believes Old Albanian’s new academy programme is key for the “longevity and sustainability of the club” – and he is determined to maximise the opportunity.
Rams RFC stay at the summit while Guernsey make it two on the bounce
Rams RFC sealed their fifth victory of the season as they ran in four tries to beat a stubborn Barnes side.
Tynedale, Peterborough Lions, Leicester Lions and Macclesfield stop the rot
Four teams entered Round Six aiming to secure their first victories of the campaign and they all succeeded in National Two North.
National One wide open after stunning Round Six results
We were treated to a brilliant round of National One action to begin October as the division produced some outstanding results across the board.
Front three aiming to avoid upsets in Round Six
The top three sides in National Two South are separated by just two points at this early stage of the campaign and each team face potential ‘banana skins’ away from home in Round Six.
Chasing pack aiming to cut Hinckley’s lead
Hinckley will be gunning for their sixth straight victory in National Two North this weekend when they take on South Leicester.
Plymouth challenge awaits league leaders Caldy
Followers of National One may not have predicated Caldy would be sitting at the top of the table after five rounds of action and the Wirral outfit will be aiming to stay there when they visit Plymouth Albion this weekend.