Ampthill draw level, Hull Ionians back in control and Henley enhance top two hopes
There may have only been 13 fixtures across the National Leagues on the weekend, but there was no shortage of entertainment in all three divisions.
Ampthill out to close OEs advantage, Nat2n title race continues & Taunton meet Henley in crucial battle
This weekend, we have a round of rescheduled National League fixtures following postponements from earlier in the campaign and all 13 matches across the three divisions are significant as we approach the final two months of the season.
National League: Club Watch
With the Six Nations returning this weekend, our clubs are giving fans the chance to view some high-quality National League action as well as the big international fixtures on Saturday.
Canterbury run in six tries to strengthen play-off bid while Rams make a century
Canterbury scored six tries to record a comfortable and important National Two South win against Birmingham and Solihull at the Marine Travel Ground.
Canterbury aim for fifth straight win ahead of pivotal two weeks
Canterbury will be looking to maintain their National Two South play-off bid when they host Birmingham and Solihull on Saturday.
National League: Club Watch
There might not be any Six Nations action to get stuck into this weekend, but our National Clubs have plenty going on….
TJs halt Rams charge while Bees boost survival hopes
Rams RFC’s 17-game winning run in National Two South came to an end in Round 22 as the league leaders were beaten by Tonbridge Juddians. Photo Credit: Paul Clark
Birmingham & Solihull and Guernsey prepare for crucial battle at the bottom
Birmingham and Solihull and Guernsey will play arguably their most important game of the season so far when the sides meet at Portway on Saturday.
National League: Club Watch
As the final third of the National League season gets underway, our clubs are also busy off the field organising events and entertainment. Let’s see what a few of our teams have got planned over the next few weeks.
In Focus: Jack Jolly
Jack Jolly insists Birmingham and Solihull aren’t feeling any pressure in the National Two South relegation battle and admits their destiny is in their own hands.

