Rams 29-26 Cambridge: Hosts hold off fightback to maintain perfect start
RAMS repelled a ferocious second-half comeback from Cambridge as they edged the battle of two unbeaten sides 29-26 in a National One humdinger
Read moreDetailsRAMS repelled a ferocious second-half comeback from Cambridge as they edged the battle of two unbeaten sides 29-26 in a National One humdinger
Read moreDetailsAfter a heavy local derby defeat to Henley Hawks Women last week, Abbey Women responded in style with a scintillating six-try bonus-point performance
Read moreDetailsReading slumped to their biggest defeat for five years in a game where they were out fought and out-thought by a Tottonians team
Read moreDetailsCONNOR Hayhow grabbed his fourth Rams' hat-trick as the hosts maintained their perfect start to the National One season with a comfortable 40-15
Read moreDetailsDELIGHTED Seb Reynolds saluted his Rams players after a hugely impressive 40-10 National One triumph at Bishop's Stortford.
Read moreDetailsReading lost by 44 points to a Marlborough team which have scored at least 40 points in all their previous games.
Read moreDetailsRAMS Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds was impressed with the tempo his side played with as they recorded their highest National One score
Read moreDetailsABBEY RFC WOMEN produced a valiant display despite losing out in their season opener to Richmond.
Read moreDetailsReading lost in an entertaining game to Stow who ran in six tries to Reading's three.
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL suffered their first league loss of the season at the hands of Maidenhead.
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