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Pre-season skills clinic @ Biggleswade
Thursday 19th August
Friday 20th
August
£63 per
player.
Time: 9:30 - 3:15
Ages: 6-15 years as at
01/09/2009
Professional coaching from
one of the top premiership coaching teams, including
current Premiership and international players.
Places are limited, bookings
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Biggleswade Rugby &
Squash Club
Diamond Anniversary Season
CLUB AWARDS.
The Malcolm Carlisle Trophy awarded annually to the outstanding Mini / Youth
coach - Neil Gregory.
CHAIRMANS UNSUNG HERO. - Mark Rastrick
CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR -
Michael Adams
The Honours’ Tie committee did not make an award this
season
SENIOR AWARDS.
Most Improved Player - Harry
Dix
First XV Player of the Year - Jonathan Hamilton
Second XV Player of the Year - Gavin (Buster Gonads) Taylor.
Third XV Player of the Year - Mick Showell.
COLTS AWARDS.
Most Improved Player - Aaron
Pickering
Player of the Year - Gavin
Taylor
Endeavour & Commitment - Michael Haddow
Colts Clubman of the Year - Domonic Nott.
Outgoing Chairman John Thoday was presented with an
engraved wine glass while the Colts presented Stan and Richard with
inflatable farmyard animals, which Richard promised to put to good
use!
John praised the work done by all of the clubs
volunteers and asked that more help is forthcoming next season.
Thanks to next seasons U17s for waiting on table.
Megan, club Sports Therapist will be at the club on Thursday
evenings through May and will be ‘on holiday’ through June and July.
Megan will be back at the club at the start of August.
Seniors Summer Training. Training on Thursday
evenings will start at 7pm with a half hour road run and then
continue from 7.30pm with Touch Rugby, Stan will be in charge of the
Touch Rugby!
Biggleswade
RUFC Diamond Anniversary Ball.
Saturday 26th
June.
Tickets £45
and are available from Stan or Bev 01767 641522
Black Tie
& Posh Frocks, Champagne Reception,
Dancing to
‘Soul Comrades’, Magician ,Four Course Meal.
Raffle with
a Luxury prize and a Rugby prize.
There are still
a couple of tables left to fill….this will be a great evening, don’t
miss out!
 
Biggy @
Wembley
Colts and U14s as they collect their League WINNERS trophies for the U14s Division Three title and
the Colts Development East title.
God-Save-the-Rugby-Legends
Presidents Thanks
A
big thank you to all who attended the "Past Players &
Members Re-union" it was a great day with just under 70 people
in attendance. A splendid
buffet lunch was enjoyed by the party & thanks goes to Shirley
Williams & Bev Athow for their efforts which were
appreciated by all present.
A
special thanks also goes to those who were unable to attend but sent
a donation to help finance the event it was much
appreciated. . It was pleasing to see some original founder
members present & we trust everyone enjoyed the day &
swapping tales of old which always improve with time !!
We trust we got contact addresses or e-mail addresses from all who
wish to remain in contact--we will be very pleased to see you
anytime.
The day was rounded off with the 1st XV winning their last
league game quite convincingly.
Many
thanks
Mike Williams
(President)
Rugby club committee for
2010/11
BRUFC A.G.M.29th April 2010. 8pm
The following were elected as club officers for the 2010/11 season.
Chairman - Steve Matthews
Secretary - Simon Rutt
Treasurer - (awaiting nomination)
First XV Captain - Ross Taylor
Second XV Captain - Mark Rastrick
Third XV Captain - Mick Showell
Team Secretary - Dave Tysom
Website Manager - Graham Place
Press - Martin Harwood
Child Protection - (awaiting nomination)
Membership Secretary - Martin Harwood
Youth Representative - Neil Gregory
Minis Representative - Craig Warburton
Kit Store & Equipment - Diane Evans
Ground Manager - Mike Adams
Social Secretary - John Thoday
Sponsorship - (awaiting nomination)
Coaching Coordinator - Neil Gregory
Reports & Club Policies.
Outgoing treasurer Richard Phipps reported a downturn in bar takings
over the Christmas period when games were cancelled due to the
weather.
A £5 increase in membership fees across the club was agreed with a
£10 increase in Family Membership, this is the first membership rise
for 4 years. This is necessary to cover increased energy bills etc.
Secretary Simon Rutt thanked those who had helped him over the season
and warned that more help is needed to keep the club running
smoothly.
The appointment of a Head Coach was discussed with a very positive
outcome, more news on this will follow once the parties concerned
have met again.
The Saracens Club Partnership will continue to be expanded, Martin
Harwood will coordinate.
Positions to be filled.
The Treasurer job is vitally important and a new treasurer is being
sought. Please give this some thought.
Child Protection Officer. Ester is being asked if she will stand
again, another club officer is willing to stand if not.
Fixtures. Roy Caufield is being asked if he will stand again.
Sponsorship. Gary Burlison is willing to give help and guidance to
the new Sponsorship rep.
Biggleswade Rugby & Squash Club May E-News
Diamond
Anniversary Season
As part of our celebrations we shall
hold a one day rugby tournament
on Saturday May 8th.
We invite
clubs to enter an eight team competition which will closely resemble
our famous Coarse Rugby competitions of old.
Rules:
15 a side
rugby played to the normal laws of the game.
Maximum
squad of 22 players.
15 minutes
each way, knock out with a plate competition for first round losers.
Hence every team will play at least twice.
Rolling
substitutions allowed.
No entry
fee.
The outside
bar will be open, the BBQ will be manned and we will ensure that all
players are well looked after.
Entry's to
Fixture Secretary:
Roy
Caulfield
caulfield76@btinternet.com
or 01767 316106
First come
first served. There will only be Eight sides.
Bedfordshire
U14s vs East
Northamptonshire U14s will be held at Biggleswade on Wednesday 5th
May at 6.30pm. Once again Biggy have a number of players in the
County squad.
Also on
Thursday 29th Biggy U17s (2010/11 season) will be holding a
players and team meeting at 6pm lead by Stuart Phipps (07970 283220)
who will formally introduce himself and out the structure and plans
for next season.
Annual Club Dinner & Awards Night!
Friday 30th April 7.30pm for 8pm.
All players, members and guests are
welcome,
Tickets are just £15 and are
available from John Thoday, Team Captains and Jerry
Senior and Colts Awards will be
presented.
Your chance to toast YOUR club and
YOUR mates and enjoy a three course Chinese meal.
Biggy will
be hosting the Schools Tag
Rugby Year 3 & 4 Festival on Thursday 13th May 12.30 – 3pm.
We will need
help on the day, many Biggy players will be taking part through their
schools, please try and help.
Squash Club
Open Day was
rearranged for Saturday 15th May from 1.30pm.County
coaches will be on hand to assess the players and give advice. All
members are welcome, the day will be advertised locally. Martin
Wright will be organising and can be contacted on 01767 314920.
There will
be no court fees charged and coaching will be FREE!
Diamond Anniversary Ball
For those wishing to hire dinner
suits, former Biggleswade player Chris Holmes has kindly agreed to
donate £5 to the club for each suit hired via his business H.R.H
Holmes & Son, 12-13 Churchyard, Hitchin, SG5 1HR (01462
459729)
www.hrhholmes.co.uk
A limited number of tables are still
available for the Ball on Saturday 26th June.
If you have purchased a ticket
please pay the money to Stan or Bev (01767 641522) as soon as
possible.
Bedford
River Festival, we are very much involved with this and more details
will be posted on the Message Board as the day gets closer.
RBS
RugbyForce weekend is
on 5th and 6th June. Although not one of the
200 clubs who are receiving RBS RugbyForce grants, we will be using
this weekend to kick-off the summer maintenance programme which will
include decorating, repairs and also work on the pitches. A large
number of the Senior players are away this weekend so help from Youth
players and parents will be appreciated. More will be posted on the
Message Board.
Biggleswade
Colts – 18 Twickenham Colts – 7
(Friendly) 25/4/10
An early morning shower did wonders for Biggleswade’s well grassed
pitch and the visiting West Londoners were keen to do the double over
Biggy, having narrowly won the home tie at the beginning of the
season.
 Biggleswade
started strongly and were at once dominant in the set pieces
but some sloppy defending lead to turnover ball and Twickenham’s
leading try scorer fullback Dan Rose ran the length of the pitch to open
the scoring. Once again, home ball was turned over and Biggleswade
will be keen to address this area of their game. Many times this
season it has been the dynamic duo of Gavin Taylor and Mike Haddow
who have bludgeoned their way through defences, this time with the
powerful Dom Nott finishing off the job. George Mathews stepped up
for the conversion but just pulled the kick to the right of the
posts. Although his territorial kicking was superb throughout the
game, Matthews did not convert the three Biggleswade tries.
Despite the fact that this was the last game of the season and a
friendly at that, both sides were fired up, so much so that the
Twickenham flanker and Aaron Pickering were soon trudging to the
sin-bin after exchanging pleasantries. Haddow had been
immense at flanker and a typical break allowed Stuart
‘Tuck-Shop’ West to crash over the line to bring Biggleswade’s second
try. More home pressure followed with Michael Hall and Sam Weller
both having excellent games.
Twickenham were unfortunate not to score with a breakaway try just
into the second half , but the referee judged the interception to
have been from a off side position. Biggleswade scrum half terrier
Will Priston was also unlucky to have a try held up following more
Biggy pressure. The home side finally crossed the line when hooker
Sasha Heath crashed over at the Langford Road end.
The Biggleswade lead was extended by Matthews who fired a penalty
through the sticks with such venom that it cleared the safety nets
erected behind the posts!
Twickenham’ scrum half was sin-binned for dissent, shortly followed
by the Biggy captain Nott who had policed a disagreement in his own
style! Biggy took the chance to play the young pups who had not seen
much action this season with both Morgan Gregory and Will Harwood
appearing in the second half.
A scrappy but entertaining game finished with Biggleswade winning and
coach Stan Matthews pleased with the outcome, despite going behind so
early in the game. Both teams retired to the clubhouse for an ‘end of
season’ celebration fuelled by team manager Richard Phipps excellent
curry. Richard added that this was the end of area but the start of a
very exciting one for the club, as the Colts players that he has
managed for the last eleven seasons progress to senior rugby.
Following the game Twickenham coach Andy Rees said “Biggleswade
played to the referee well and deserved to win, we have had a modest
season but this was an enjoyable game” said Andy, who had generously
advised the referee all throughout the game!
Biggy now rest and recuperate ready for Fridays Club Dinner where
they will be joining the Senior squads and awarding their end of
season bling.
Biggleswade Colts
Bartlett, Cusack, Gregory, Haddow, Hall, Harwood, Heath, Loan,
Mackenzie, Macklin, Matthews, Nott (C), Pates, Price, Priston,
Pickering, Roake, Sale, Taylor, Warboys, West , Weller. (
Hewitt – injured)
This
game marked the end of an era which has seen the current Colts team lead
by Stan Matthews and Richard Phipps evolve from U7s into the current
squad. Huge congratulations to those players and coaches and parents
who have come along for the ride!.......U7s to U19s(Colts)..... it
has been quite a journey!
Biggy @
Wembley
to watch the Saracens vs Harlequins game in the
Guinness Premiership and join in with the U14s and Colts as they collect
their League WINNERS trophies for the U14s
Division Three title and the Colts Development East title.
Midlands 4 East (South)
Biggleswade 36 Thorney 13
Biggleswade completed their league season
with a clear cut win against bottom placed Thorney. But the early
stages were far from easy and an upset looked likely. There were
seven changes from the side that beat the visitors by over forty
points six weeks ago and eight from last week’s team. With the Colts
at Wembley it was a return to the “old guard” with Tom O’Connor,
Nathan Thoday, James Gordon, Andy Claypole and Gareth Drew returning
to the fold. Jonathan Hamilton started on the bench after his
hamstring injury but was soon on the field and having a big impact.
The game was played in front of a large crowd swollen by a gathering
of Ex-Players some of whom had not visited Langford Road for many
years. This may have unsettled some of the younger members of the
Biggleswade team who are more used to playing in front of much
smaller crowds.
Thorney started strongly and threatened
an early score. But it was Biggleswade through Matt Smith who had the
first points on the board with a well struck penalty. But the lead
was short lived. Centre Nathan Thoday made a strong run into
Tourney’s half but a pass went astray. Thorney didn’t have much to
offer except for pace in a couple of their three-quarters and one of
them ran the ball back for a try that was unconverted.
In the first half of the game the
Biggleswade pack was under pressure in the set-pieces. But as the
afternoon warmed up superior fitness told and the scrums were more
evenly contested. Iain Jones dominated the middle of the lineout and
Tom Hill the front often disrupting the opposition’s ball too. Flash
Gordon at scrum-half off to university in Sheffield next year tidied
up well and harried his opposite number.
In the three-quarters it was good to see
Tom O’Connor back after a long, long absence from the 1st
XV and student Shane McNeil making a guest appearance before his
studies resume.
Thorney’s lead didn’t last long as Matt
Smith landed another penalty – he really was on fire! The visitors regained
the lead with a penalty of their own but that too was soon cancelled
out. Matt Smith landed a monster kick and then another to give
Biggleswade a slender twelve points to eight lead at the break.
Apart from another breakaway try from
Thorney the second half was all Biggleswade. First Jonathan Hamilton
was on hand to take the scoring pass from Tom Hill who said he did
all the hard work to make it! Needless to say Matt Smith converted
it. Biggleswade threatened to add another score soon after but a stray
pass was ran in for a second try by the other Thorney pace man.
Stung by this reverse Biggleswade
tightened up their game running in another three tries. Flanker
Jonathan Hamilton went over for his second and Damian white
pirouetted out of a tackle for one under the posts. In the closing
moments Matt Smith rounded off an excellent personal afternoon with a
try in the corner that took his personal tally to twenty-one points
for the afternoon.
Team: C Avison (D Tyson), H Dix, J
Caulfield, I Jones, T Hill, J Buttigieg, R Taylor, A Claypole (J
Hamilton), J Gordon, M Smith, T O’Connor (G Drew), N Thoday, B
Caulfield, S McNeil, D White.
 The 2009 - 2010 season is Biggleswade’s 60th
anniversary.
As part of our
celebrations we shall hold a one day tournament on Saturday May 8th.
We
invite clubs to enter an eight team competition which will closely resemble
our famous Coarse Rugby competitions of old.
Rules:
15
a side rugby played to the normal laws of the game.
Maximum
squad of 22 players.
15
minutes each way, knock out with a plate competition for first round
losers. Hence every team will play at least twice.
Rolling
substitutions allowed.
No
entry fee.
The
outside bar will be open, the BBQ will be manned and we will ensure
that all players are well looked after.
Entry's
to Fixture Secretary:
Roy
Caulfield
caulfield76@btinternet.com
or 01767 316106
First
come first served. There will only be Eight sides.
Biggleswade
Rugby & Squash Club E-News
Diamond Anniversary Season
Plus over 170 players and members go to Wembley to
watch the Saracens vs Harlequins game in the Guinness
Premiership and join in with the U14s and Colts as they collect their
League WINNERS trophies for the U14s
Division Three title and the Colts Development East title.
Biggy U16s win at The East Coast Festival! Biggleswade U16's won the East Coast Festival,
Challenge Cup for the second year in a row. Having faced stiff
competition from teams as far afield as Windsor to Sheffield they
progressed through to face Keighley in the final, where Biggy
triumphed 5 points to nil. The Festival was held last weekend in
Norwich, huge congratulations to all involved!
On Thursday 22nd April the
club host Bedfordshire U14s County Final , Biggleswade vs
Bedford K.O. 6pm on the first team pitch. Come along to support
the U14s. Biggy U14s then go on tour based in Weston Super Mare
playing Weston on the Saturday and competing in the Mendip’s 7s on
the Sunday.
Weekend of 24th/25th April: The
Mini’s Tour, staying at Caister and playing Wymondham and North
Walsham. Keep looking at the Message Board for updates.
Win a signed Saracens 2010 shirt. We have a shirt donated by Saracens and signed by
their first team players. The shirt will be raffled with tickets at
£1 each. The draw will be made at the Diamond Anniversary Ball.
Martin Harwood will be selling the tickets.
Saturday 24th April. Sandy “Get Involved Fair” organised by Sandy
Town Council to promote clubs within the area. We will hope to attend
but need some volunteers’ to come along and help speak to prospective
new members and give out promotional material. More details will be
posted on the website.
Club AGM is on Wednesday 28th
April at 8pm. Nominations for next seasons management committee
are still being sought, nominations list is in the clubhouse, please
see if there is a job that YOU could do.
The BRUFC Annual Club Dinner & Awards Night is on Friday 30th April at 7.30pm.
Tickets are a very reasonable £15 each. More details are on the
posters in the clubhouse. John Thoday and Jerry Hall are selling
tickets or see team captains.
Bedfordshire U14s vs East Northants U14s at Biggleswade on Wednesday 5th May
at 7pm. This is the county U14s last game of the season.
Annual Chairman’s Game is on Saturday 8th May. More
details to follow soon.
Remember to keep saving the
T E S C O vouchers!
We have a winner! Mike
Pearson, former fixture secretary and Vice president won an O2
iPhone in the RFU Grand Draw!
A list of winners and an audit of the money raised is
posted on the notice board in the clubhouse.
NEW DATE! The Squash Club Open Day will be held on Saturday 15th May. 1.30pm
until 5pm Representatives from the county Squash Racquets Association
will be attending to coach players, court fees will be waivered and
existing rugby club members and general public are invited.
Professional coaches will be on hand to give coaching tips .
The date was changed to accommodate the large number
of prospective Youth players who will be at Wembley on 17th
April.
England vs Samoa. 20th November 2010 @ Twickenham.
Please note that we have been advised that there is a
fantastic opportunity for the club to purchase discounted tickets for
this fixture as part of the Investec Series in the Autumn.
Please note that this fixture is on Saturday 20th November 2010
k.o.2.30pm.
If you wish to apply for tickets, please note Juniors are 15 and
under - please email me with your full address and details at simon.rutt@virgin.net
and I will send you out an application form.
There are strict conditions for sale of these tickets and you must be
a member of the club to apply. I must be in receipt of all
applications by Wednesday 5th May 2010 BY THE LATEST.
Cheers
Simon Rutt. BRUFC Hon. Secretary
The RFU will be attending Bedford River Festival
in force this year. The stand will be central on Russell Park and
Biggy members will be helping with the stand along with Bedford Blues
and other local clubs. The River Festival is on Saturday 17th
and Sunday 18th July. More details will follow.
Biggleswade RUFC Diamond Anniversary Ball.
Saturday 26th June.
Tickets £45 and are available from Stan or Bev 01767
641522
Black Tie & Posh Frocks, Champagne
Reception,
Dancing to ‘Soul Comrades’, Magician ,Four Course
Meal.
Raffle with a Luxury prize and a Rugby prize.
Tickets are selling fast and there is a limit on
places….don’t miss out!
Midlands 4 East (South)
Stamford 11 Biggleswade 20
Biggleswade finished off their away
league matches with a solid win against Stamford. The two points take
them above their opponents whom Biggleswade have not beaten away from
home in recent years. The last league game of the season is against the
basement boys Thorney who Biggleswade comfortably beat away.
Biggleswade’s “away” squad was packed
with youngsters with Michael Hall, Sacha Heath, Liam Price and Will
Franklin making their first team debuts. Michael Hall capped a fine
performance with the try of the afternoon.
Stamford playing with the slope scored
the first try when Biggleswade’s tackling let them down. They were
certainly to rectify that sin later. Biggleswade almost scored in the
first minute when an attempted clearance kick was charged down but
the ball bounced the wrong way.
Instead it was Stamford who scored first
thanks to some woeful defence. Another looked likely soon after. But
the stentorian bellows from the touchline by Teri, Ross Taylor’s
missus put some backbone into this area of Biggleswade’s game. Stuart
West, Dom Nott and Dean Bartlett were prominent in the dumping
department but everyone did their best to raise the standard of
tackling.
This didn’t stop Stamford stretching
their lead with a penalty for offside from twenty-five metres out.
But Biggleswade then played some of their best rugby of the half and
were rewarded with a try. The ball was recycled a couple of times
before being spun down the line to winger Ben Caulfield. Ben said
afterwards, “I stepped inside one Stamford player and then inside
another before darting over the line”. It was Ben’s first try of the
season at the top level in eleven starts nearly all of them away from
home. Matt Smith added the two point conversion.
On the stroke of half-time Stamford
stretched their lead with another penalty in front of the posts.
Stamford’s battle cry at the start of the second half was to wrap up
the victory early on. Instead they were soon on the back foot as
Biggleswade turned up the gas and played some splendid rugby. Their
second try was an absolutely scorcher. Stuart West playing in the
centre who had looked really out of sorts in the first half soon put
that behind him. He made some massive breaks and put his fellow
centre Michael Hall in for the try. That’s what he said afterwards
although from the touchline it looked like Michael did all the hard
work with a forty metres sprint that saw him ghost through the
Stamford defence. Matt Smith added the conversion to put Biggleswade
in front for the first time in the match.
Matt Smith back at fly-half instead of
the injured Graham Gadsby had a good match although for your
correspondent’s taste kicking too much from hand. But he made sure of
victory with a well struck penalty and then added a drop goal, the
first of the season. With the clock ticking down Stamford launched a
final onslaught. But they were denied a certain try when Dean
Bartlett ripped the ball away as the player was about to cross the
line. It summed up his afternoon – always in the thick of the action
when required.
Tomorrow (Saturday) there is the final
league match of the season when Thorney are the visitors to Langford
Road. The match which kicks off at 3pm will be in front of past
players who will gather for the annual reunion. Many of the Colts
will be at Wembley for their league cup presentation so it will be a
return to the “old guard”.
Team: D Tyson, H Dix (S Heath), J
Caulfield, C Avison, G Taylor (L Price), J Buttigieg, D Bartlett, D Nott,
R Taylor, M Smith, B Caulfield, S West, M Hall, W Franklin, D White.
Oundle 49 vs. Biggleswade A 13
With both sides agreeing to field players from the 1st and 2nd XV, it
seemed Oundle played more 1st team members than Biggleswade which
showed from the kick off.
Oundle won an early line out and cut through the backs with ease,
scoring their first points but Biggy came straight back with a try
following a scorching run from Damien White. This was the only points
Biggy scored in the first half unlike Oundle who scored most of
theirs. Following an injury to his leg, Mark Peace (Potton) was
replaced by James "Butty" Buttigieg. Good runs were made by
Dean Barlett, Jimmy Hart and Tom "Silly" Hill but due to
lack of support at the crucial time, no more points were scored.
At half time, captain Ross Taylor decided to use the rest of his
replacements and reshuffled the positions giving everyone a good run
out which lead to stronger scrummaging and less points being scored
by the opposition.
In the second half Biggy made several attacks into the oppositions 22
but with decisions not going their way and with bad ball retention,
this lead to Oundle clearing the lines. When a decision did finally
go their way, a penalty was awarded which Matt Smith kicked over the
bar.
The final Biggy points followed many scrums and mauls in Oundles 22.
The ball was picked up at the back of a scrum by Stewart West (Westy)
and within a driving maul, the ball was passed to Sasha Heath who
scored his first senior try.
The final score showed that Biggy did not play to the referees
interpretation of the laws unlike Oundle but the younger Biggy
players did show a promising first team future. This was the last game
for Jimmy Hart who is now contracted to play cricket for which we
wish him luck for the season.
Biggleswade: Howell (Hewitt), Haddow (Heath), J Caulfield
(Tyson), Hill, Flack, Peace (Buttigieg), Bartlett, Nott (West), R
Taylor, Gadsby (B Caulfield), Hart, Bass, White, Mackenzie, Smith.
Biggleswade
Rugby & Squash Club E–News
Diamond Anniversary Season
Biggleswade RUFC Diamond
Anniversary Ball.
Saturday 26th June.
Tesco Vouchers. We are
collecting the Tesco Sports vouchers for Mini and Youth equipment. Please
put any Tesco vouchers in the collection boxes on the bar.
These will go towards balls, bibs, tags etc.
Last home league game for the First XV. Biggleswade
vs Thorney K.O 3pm Saturday 17th April
Past Players / Members Reunion luncheon on Saturday 17th
April
Squash Club Open Day is on Saturday
17th April from 1.30pm when professional coaching will
be available to prospective new members.
The team will also be competing in the Herts Junior Squash
Cup being held at Radlett next Friday.
Minis Tour 2010! April 23rd to 26th
to Caister in Norfolk. Over 300 parents and family will be going to
support the 85 players from all Mini age groups. Opposition on the
Saturday will be North Walsham followed by Wymondham on the Sunday.
Both host clubs have offered to lay on a BBQ etc for Biggy.
Km j Club AGM is on Wednesday
28th April at 8pm. Nominations for next seasons
management committee are still being sought. Positions up for
election include Chairman, Treasurer, Coaching Coordinator, Fixture
Secretary etc. A list of nominations will be posted in the club
house.
The BRUFC Annual Club Dinner & Awards Night
is on Friday 30th April at 7.30pm. See team
captains or John Thoday for tickets.
Diary Date RBS RugbyForce Weekend 5th
& 6th June. Biggy are participating in the RugbyForce
weekend. Details to follow
Saracens Summer Rugby Camp.
The summer camp will be held on Thursday 19th and Friday
20th August, ideal for pre-season training! The booking
details will be on www.rugbycamps.co.uk
Details will follow at the end of the season.
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