Tackle Height Hub – Information
Last month, the RFU Council voted to adopt law changes to lower the tackle height in community rugby [which includes National One and National Two] to below the base of the sternum.
HIGHLIGHTS: Cambridge create history to lift National One title
At Granchester Road on Saturday, Cambridge gained promotion to the Championship after a 59-10 victory over Birmingham Moseley. Photo Credit: (Chris Fell)
Cambridge ready for one last cup final as day of destiny awaits
Richie Williams and Cambridge have displayed immense resolve to take this sensational National One title race to the wire and now the Blood and Sand can create history on Saturday. (Photo Credit: Chris Fell)
Cambridge take Championship dream to another week while Rochford’s run comes to an end
With National One’s top three sides all picking up bonus-point wins in Round 26, it means Cambridge can gain promotion to the Championship this coming weekend if they secure a maximum against Birmingham Moseley. (Photo Credit: Phillipa Hilton)
RFU Council approve tackle height reduction
The RFU Council have voted to adopt law changes in regards to lowering the tackle height in the community game (including National One and Two) which will come into force from July 1st. (Photo Credit: Jonathan Knight)
RFU Council confirm three teams will be relegated from National One
The RFU Council have confirmed they have rejected the motion to have no relegation from the Championship this season meaning three teams will go down from National One. (Photo Credit: Paul Clark)
It all comes down to this…or does it? ‘Final day’ of season has plenty riding on it
This engrossing National One title race has gone the distance but will it be decided this weekend? The fight to avoid relegation from the third tier is equally as dramatic while the battle to evade the drop in National Two East has also gone to the wire (Photo Credit: Paul Clark)
Title candidates don’t put a foot wrong, Mose and DMP safe and Sedge return to third tier
The race for a place in the Championship will go to the final day as Rams RFC, Sale FC and Cambridge all secured maximums while in National Two North, Sedgley Park roared to the title and the fight to beat the drop dominated the narrative in National Two East and West. Photo Credit: (Andrew McCumisk
A champion weekend – Chinnor, Esher and Dings claim promotion but for some, it all rests on the final day
In Round 25, Chinnor, Esher and Dings Crusaders clinched their respective titles, the race for promotion in National Two North took a significant twist while fights for survival go to the wire. (Photo Credit: David Howlett)
After a decade away, Sedge are closing in on National One while relegation dominates the East and West
The National Two North title is within touching distance for Sedgley Park while North Walsham take on Rochford Hundred in the biggest game of the National Two East campaign. (Photo Credit: Matin Gray)