National One – 2018/19 Season Review
After one of the best promotion races in years, Ampthill and District came out on top to win the 2018-19 National One title and a place in the Championship.(Photo Credit: Ian Carter)
Late drama sees Moseley and Cambridge survive as Ampthill clinch promotion
Birmingham Moseley scored a late try to avoid relegation from National One as they beat rivals Caldy and their victory also ensured Cambridge’s survival in the division. Photo Credit: (Derek Salisbury)
Promotion and relegation to be decided in dramatic finale
There will be no shortage of drama on the final day of the National One season as both the race for the title and the fight for survival takes centre stage on Saturday afternoon.(Photo Credit: Chris Fell)
National One – Final Day: Battle For Survival
This weekend marks the final day of the National League season and there is still the small matter of deciding who goes up to the Championship and who drops down to the fourth tier. (Photo Credit: Chris Fell)
National One – Final Day: Title Race
This weekend marks the final day of the National League season and before the National Two play-off takes centre stage on May 4th, there is still the small matter of deciding who goes up to the Championship and who drops down to the fourth tier. (Photo Credit: Ian Carter)
In Focus: Nick Royle
Nick Royle has urged Caldy to “pull together” as the Wirral outfit look to avoid relegation on the final day of the National One season. (Photo Credit: Derek Salisbury)
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.
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)
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.
Caldy and Loughborough boost survival hopes
Caldy and Loughborough Students have enhanced their chances of staying in National One as both sides secured vital victories in Round 28. (Photo Credit: Derek Salisbury)