A game of catching up across the National Leagues
Before Storm Dennis last weekend, we had a much lighter weekend of fixtures. A fallow week in the NCA Rugby calendar, used to catch-up on fixtures effected by weather, seven games across National 1 and National 2 will take place on Saturday to bring everyone back to speed before the final stretch of
Park make ground, Caldy consolidate and Henley move top
Storm Dennis really did go to town at the weekend. Causing half of the weekend’s games to be postponed, the rain resulted in pitches up and down the country being waterlogged and the winds resulted in serious health and safety concerns. (Photo Credit: David Whittam)
All about the title races this weekend in the National Leagues
Last weekend was interrupted by storm Ciara, but this week it is the turn of storm Dennis to cause some menace across the country this weekend. (Photo Credit: John and Barbara Austin)
The National League Pathway
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Title candidates make no mistake, a century for Caldy and Redruth stun TJs
There were many sporting fixtures which fell foul to Storm Ciara over the course of the weekend, but thankfully, the National Leagues weren’t affected and good job too, as Round 22 provided us with some excellent action. (Photo Credit: Tonbridge Juddians)
Relentless Caldy set for pivotal period
As Caldy approach their 21st fixture of a remarkable campaign, Director of Rugby Gareth Davies is aware his club are in the National League spotlight. Photo Credit: (Gareth Lyons)
Richmond aim to tighten grip, crucial clashes in National Two North and TJs face latest title test
We are eagerly anticipating this weekend in the National Leagues. It feels like we write the same thing every single Friday, but these divisions just keep on delivering. Photo Credit: Glenn Hutton
In Focus: Frank Kelly
Frank Kelly has said Luctonians are not ‘feeling any pressure’ in National Two North as their fight for survival continues this weekend against rivals Hull. Photo Credit: (Nigel Mee)
TJs deliver title statement and hope for Sutton & Epsom
Tonbridge Juddians produced a strong second-half performance and held off promotion rivals Henley Hawks to edge a nail-biting contest at Dry Leas.(Photo Credit: Steve Karpa)
Caldy in complete control and vital wins for Hull, Luctonians and Dale
Caldy opened up a 17-point lead at the top of National Two North following a comfortable victory over Otley in Round 21. Photo Credit: (Gareth Lyons)