Rams RFC Colts capture league title in style with 68-7 win over Newbury
RAMS RFC Colts secured the OBB Division One title in style with a fabulous 68-7 home win against Newbury.
Read moreDetailsRAMS RFC Colts secured the OBB Division One title in style with a fabulous 68-7 home win against Newbury.
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Read moreDetailsRAMS RFC put on a show in front of a record crowd as they defeated Richmond in their final National One home match of the campaign.
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