James Stokes: From the National Leagues to the Premiership
James Stokes may well have experienced a Christmas like no other. The festive period is always a demanding time for rugby players up and down the country, but for Stokes in particular, it was a whirlwind couple of weeks.
Lewis Holsey on the faith of Worcester Warriors and working hard to achieve his goal
Worcester Warriors have made an encouraging start to the season – and their belief in youth and development is continuing to grow. Photo Credit: (JMP)
“Movember is helping to tackle the stigma of men not talking about these things”
Plymouth Albion’s Dan Mugford speaks to ncarugby.com about his own mental health journey and why charities such as Movember have such a positive impact on further raising awareness. Photo Credit: (PPA – Pinnacle Photo Agency)
Wasps’ Rob Miller full of praise of time with Tynedale
“I seems a while ago now since I played there. It was my first taste of National League Rugby as I left school,” reflects Rob Miller as he discusses his time with Tynedale.
Matt Heaton: National Leagues paramount
Four years ago, Matt Heaton was consigned to being a spectator as Canada took on Italy at Elland Road in Leeds during the World Cup. Photo Credit: (Mike Schroeder)
From the Cayman Islands to Cambridge – Rhodri Adamson on his Olympic ambitions and more
Several days after Jamaica’s loss to Canada in the Rugby America’s North Olympic Qualification tournament, Joe Harvey spoke with Rhodri Adamson to reflect on a weekend in the Cayman Islands and what the future brings for the player. (Picture Credit: Rhodri Adamson Twitter) “Now I’ve had a fe
Former Cinderford man Norville blazing a new Trail at Ealing and Brunel University
Former Cinderford winger Reuben Norville is buzzing ahead of the 2019/20 season as he looks to continue his rugby and education journey simultaneously thanks to an exciting link-up.
Sale FC’s Matt Bradley ‘excited’ as Hungary aim for Olympic dream
After talking to Rugby Hungary Performance Director Richie Williams, we also spoke to Matt Bradley who plays for Sale FC and qualifies for Hungary thanks to a grandparent.Photo Credit: (Gareth Lyons)
High praise for Rosslyn Park by Sneddon as he continues his work with Hong Kong
“On my first game there, I was taken off after 26 minutes and I was wondering where my Rosslyn Park career was going,” Scott Sneddon began. (Photo Credit: Edmund Ho/South China Morning Post)
‘It is pretty much the foundation of our game’ – Charlie Mulchrone
In an interview for ncarugby.com, Charlie Mulchorne talks about his passion for the National Leagues and the desire to see his current club, Harlequins, finish the season with flourish. (Photo Credit: Phil Mingo- Pinnacle Photo Agency)