A dominant performance from the league title contenders Bath Ladies, including five individual tries from scintillating winger Hannah Meek, kept Abbey Women in their mid-table position despite some promising periods...
Read moreDetailsA MAGNIFICENT seven of the Rams Sirens Under 18 squad have been picked to represent Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsSEVEN-TRY Rams put on their best display of the season as they turned on the style in a 43-19 home win against Taunton Titans.
Read moreDetailsRAMS slipped to an agonising 25-22 defeat as Leeds Tykes produced a rollicking second-half comeback to take the honours at The Sycamores.
Read moreDetailsAbbey Women?s secured an away victory over Blackheath Women with prop Jess Potter and winger Olivia Grane spearheading an impressive performance.
Read moreDetailsAbbey Women continued their winning streak in an excellent victory over Richmond Women in testing conditions on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsA VALIANT defensive effort from a much-changed and youthful Rams side ultimately proved in vain as Caldy ran out 20-3 winners
Read moreDetailsBLACKHEATH repelled a ferocious late assault to inflict a 17-13 National One defeat on Rams at Old Bath Road.
Read moreDetailsBracknell braved difficult conditions to take an away victory at Marlborough.
Read moreDetailsRAMS edged out National One table-toppers Cinderford 22-20 in a pulsating clash at Old Bath Road.
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