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Rams RFC to host newly promoted Esher in National One season opener

Rams begin their new league season in September

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Wednesday, June 22, 2022 1:34 pm
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RAMS will kick off their third National One campaign with a home fixture against newly-promoted Esher when the 2022/23 season gets underway on Saturday, September 3.

The National Two South champions return to the third tier at Old Bath Road, before Rams travel to Chinnor for the first derby of the season the week after.

The other newly-promoted side, National Two North winners Hull, visit OBR on September 17, before a trip to Bishop’s Stortford and home game against Darlington Mowden Park round out the first tranche of fixtures.

With the league reduced to 14 teams, there is a rest week on October 8, which is then followed by two games against top-four sides from the season just gone – Cambridge at home and Rosslyn Park away.

October 29 sees Birmingham Moseley in town, before the first long trip of the campaign, to Leeds Tykes.

Rams host Plymouth Albion on November 12 and then after a second rest week, head to Taunton Titans.

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Last year’s runners-up – Sale – are the visitors at the start of December, before a tough trip to Cinderford and the home derby with Chinnor, which may be another Friday Night lights game to kick off the Christmas period.

The league resumes on January 7 with a trip up north to Hull before games against Bishop’s Stortford at home and DMP and Cambridge away.

There are two blank weeks on February 4 and 11 to enable any postponed games to be played before Rosslyn Park head to OBR.

Rams then go to Moseley, host Leeds and visit Plymouth before a rest weekend on March 18.

Taunton are in town the following week before the trip to Sale, and after the final break on April 8, Rams complete their campaign at home to Cinderford and on the road at Esher.

Full Fixtures List:

September 3: Esher (h)

September 10 : Chinnor (a)

September 17: Hull (h)

September 24: Bishop’s Stortford (a)

October 1: Darlington Mowden Park (h)

October 15: Cambridge (h)

October 22: Rosslyn Park (a)

October 29: Birmingham Moseley (h)

November 5: Leeds Tykes (a)

November 12: Plymouth Albion (h)

November 26: Taunton Titans (a)

December 3: Sale (h)

December 10: Cinderford (a)

December 17: Chinnor (h)

January 7: Hull (a)

January 14: Bishop’s Stortford (h)

January 21: Darlington Mowden Park (a)

January 28 : Cambridge (a)

February 18: Rosslyn Park (h)

February 25: Birmingham Moseley (a)

March 4: Leeds Tykes (h)

March 11: Plymouth Albion (a)

March 25: Taunton Titans (h)

April 1: Sale (a)

April 15: Cinderford (h)

April 22: Esher (a)

By Richard Ashton

 

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