NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 EAST View League Table
PRE-SEASON
DateOppositionVenueScore
Aug 16 2025EsherA
Aug 22 2025Tonbridge JuddiansH
Aug 29 2025BlackheathA
NATIONAL EAST LEAGUE 2
DateOppositionVenueScore
Sep 6 2025BarnesA
13 Sept 2025SevenoaksH
20 Sept 2025Henley A
27 Sept 2025Westcombe ParkH
4 Oct 2025DorkingA
11 Oct 2025HavantH
18 Oct 2025Old AlbanianA
25 Oct 2025Bury St EdmundsH
8 Nov 2025OundleA
15 Nov 2025London WelshH
22 Nov 2025Oxford HarlequinsA
6 Dec 2025GuernseyH
13 Dec 2025EsherA
20 Dec 2025SevenoaksA
10 Jan 2026Henley H
17 Jan 2026Westcombe ParkA
24 Jan 2025DorkingH
31 Jan 2026HavantA
14 Feb 2026Old AlbanianH
21 Feb 2026Bury St EdmundsA
28 Feb 2026OundleH
14 Mar 2026London WelshA
21 Mar 2026Oxford HarlequinsH
11 Apr 2026GuernseyA
18 Apr 2026EsherH
25 Apr 2026BarnesH
WOMEN'S NC 1 SOUTH EAST (SOUTH)View League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
Sept 21 2025Horsham WomenH
Oct 5 2025Medway WomenA
Oct 19 2025Dorking WomenH
Nov 9 2025Hove WomenH
Nov 23 2025Jersey RFC WomenA
Dec 14 2025Portsmouth Valkyries L:adiesH
Jan 11 2026Aylesford Bulls LadiesA
Jan 19 2026Medway WomenH
Feb 8 2026Dorking WomenA
Feb 22 2026Hove WomenA
Mar 8 2026Jersey RFC WomenH
Mar 22 2026Portsmouth Valkyries LadiesA
Mar 29 2026Aylesford Bulls LadiesH
Apr 26 2026Horsham WomenA
Regional 2 South EastView League Table
PRE-SEASON
DateOppositionVenueScore
Aug 22 2025 EsherA
Aug 22 2025Tonbridge Juddians H
Aug 29 2025Deal 1st XVH
COUNTIES 1 KENT
DateOppositionVenueScore
Sept 6 2025Battersea IronsidesH
Sept 11 2025Horsham A
Sept 20 2025GravesendH
Oct 4 2025BrightonH
Oct 11 2025Bromley A
Oct 18 2025DartfordiansH
Oct 25 2025O. ReigatiansA
Nov 8 2025O. ColfeiansH
Nov 22 2025Sidcup A
Nov 29 2025Sutton & EpsomH
Dec 6 2025Beckenham A
Dec 13 2025HorshamH
Dec 20 2025Gravesend A
Jan 10 2026Brighton A
Jan 17 2026BromleyH
Jan 31 2026Dartfordians A
Feb 14 2026O. ReigatiansH
Feb 28 2026O. ColfeiansA
Mar 7 2026SidcupH
Mar 21 2026Sutton & EpsomA
Mar 28 2026BeckenhamH
Apr 11 2026Battersea IronsidesA
COUNTIES 3 KENTView League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
Sept 6 2025Hastings and Bexhill H
Sept 13 2025Dartford Valley A
Oct 4 2025Old Dunstonians H
Oct 11 2025Sittingbourne A
Oct 18 2025Old Williamsonians H
Nov 8 2025New Ash Green A
Nov 22 2025Old Gravesendians H
Nov 29 2025Brockleians A
Dec 6 2025Gravesend 2nds A
Dec 13 2025Tunbridge Wells A
Dec 20 2025Whitstable H
Jan 10 2026Dartford Valley H
Jan 17 2026Old Dunstonians A
Jan 24 2026Sittingbourne H
Feb 14 2026Old Williamsonians A
Feb 28 2026New Ash Green H
Mar 7 2026Old Gravesendians A
Mar 21 2026Brokleians H
Mar 28 2026Gravesend 2nds H
Apr 11 2026Tunbridge Wells 2 H
Apr 18 2026Whitstable A
Apr 25 2026Hastings and Bexhill A
KENT RURAL BView League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
Sept 13 2025Tonbridge Judds 3rds A
Sept 20 2025Gravesend 3rds A
Oct 4 2025Medway 4thsH
Oct 11 2025Maidstone 2 H
Oct 11 2025Leigh 1 H
Nov 8 2025Whitstable 2nds H
Nov 22 2025Sittingbourne 2ndsA
Nov 29 2025Deal 2nds H
Dec 13 2025Gillingham 2nds H
Dec 20 2025Folkestone 2nds A
Jan 17 2026Medway 4ths A
Jan 24 2026Maidstone 2nds A
Jan 31 2026Tonbridge Judds 3rds H
Feb 14 2026Leigh 1 A
Feb 28 2026Whitstable 2nds A
Mar 7 2026Sittingbourne 2 H
Mar 21 2026Deal 2nds A
Apr 11 2026Gillingham 2nds A
Apr 18 2026Folkestone 2nds H
Apr 25 2026Gravesend 3rds H
KENT RURAL CView League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
Sept 13 2025Lordswood 2nds H
Sept 20 2025Sheppey 2nds H
Oct 4 2025Dartford Valley 2nds A
Oct 11 2025Deal 3rds A
Nov 8 2025Vigo 2 H
Nov 22 2025New Ash Green 2nds A
Nov 29 2025Old Gravesendians 2nds H
Dec 6 2025Thanet 3rds A
Dec 13 2025Gravesend 4ths A
Jan 10 2026Lordswood 2nds A
Jan 17 2026Dartford Valley 2nds H
Jan 31 2026Deal 3rds H
Feb 28 2026Vigo 2nds A
Mar 7 2026New Ash Green 2nds H
Mar 21 2026Old Gravesendians 2nds A
Mar 28 2026Thanet 3rds H
Apr 11 2026Gravesend 4ths H
Apr 25 2026Sheppey 2nds A
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Your Club

Committee

Giles Hilton MBE - Chair

I played my first game for Canterbury Colts in 1975 against Ashford and broke my wrist….Have been involved with the Club since then representing the Club in all 7 senior teams.

The late Neil Weigh got me involved with the bar in 1982 and from there I have held the roles of Social Secretary Mini and Youth Committee rep before Steve Uglow kindly put me up for election as Chairman in 2003. I have managed to stand down twice since then but on both occasions have managed for the mantle to return! Outside of the Club I am Head of Customer Relations at Shepherd Neame and was greatly honoured when I was awarded an MBE for services to Kent rugby in 2021.

John Halliday - Vice Chair

Pat Goode - Club President

Having left Wye college in 1978 the obvious club to play for would have been Thanet, but with two friends at Canterbury and an employee of Tony Redsell,I joined, never regretting it. I played for all 6 teams and in my last year was captain of the 3rds. I was team secretary for a time (only land lines and post!!) while still playing. After retiring, I was house and ground chairman followed by chairman of selectors. Younger members of the club may know me as Steve (Goodie)’s dad.

Having followed the club through highs and lows, it is an honour to be asked to be president. I hope I can successfully fill the boots of the many distinguished presidents that have served before. I would like to thank Greg for approaching me to follow him. I see this as a “high” time in the history of this club with many teams playing at such a high standard.

 

Mike Dodd - Treasurer

I played rugby at school for Rochester Maths as a not particularly good fly half or centre. On leaving school I took up other sports but never lost my love for rugby so when I bought my first house in Sandwich in 2007 I started coming along and my love for the club grew from there.

I ran my own accountancy practice for around 30 years and so when I read that the club was looking for a new treasurer in 2018 I jumped at the opportunity to become more involved and have not regretted it. My role requires me to keep an overview of the club’s finances including the preparation of monthly and annual accounts as well as preparing budgets and forecasts.

 

 

Sally Taylor - Secretary & Chair of Membership Committee

My involvement with the club started in 2017 when my two boys joined as Minis. After all those hours waiting and watching come rain or shine, I thought it would be great to be involved in more of a capacity than just than just as a parent or spectator.  My offer to ‘help out’ rapidly (5 mins later) turned into being offered the role of Club Secretary!

Brand new post for me, but it allows me to get involved in the inner workings of the club and as a member of the Executive Committee help shape its future.  Aside from AGM and committee meeting organisation, the role has many other facets, one of which is looking at grants though which the club can benefit.

 

 

Taff Gwilliam - Director of Rugby

Ky Campion - Mini & Youth Chair

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dom Graham - Compliance Officer

A lifelong supporter of CRFC. Enjoyed some very memorable years playing 4ths & 5ths before running off with the Exiles for a short spell. Following the sudden passing of the incumbent, Andrew Burdge, I took on the mantle of Club Treasurer in 2012 only handing over the reins to Mike Dodd in 2019. Hopefully there were still funds in the Club accounts.

I remain a member of the Executive Committee as Compliance Officer.  My role is to ensure that CRFC complies with its external regulatory and legal requirements as well as ensuring internal documents and policies remain up to date. I also assist with elements of the Club communications infrastructure.

You can find me at the majority of home games, sometimes enjoying lunch, always enjoying the rugby and the beer.

Chris Bull - Safeguarding Officer

My love of rugby started at the age of 11 and has stuck with me ever since. I played in the front row (not particularly well, I’ll admit!) but still managed to squeeze in at least one game a season right up until I turned 50.

I’ve been part of Canterbury RFC in one way or another since 1996—first as a player, then moving into coaching with the Minis and Juniors. I had the joy of taking my son all the way from the Under 6s through to Colts, and with a bit of luck, we’ll be seeing him in a First XV shirt before long.

When the boys hit Colts and their skills started to leave me behind, I knew it was time to hang up the coaching boots. That left me at a bit of a loose end—until I put my hand up to help with safeguarding. Before I knew it, I’d been co-opted onto the Executive Committee, and three years later here I still am!

Having spent 25 years as a police officer, with the last decade focused on child protection, safeguarding felt like a natural fit and a great way to keep contributing to a club that means so much to me.

Please don’t be put off by the grumpy face—promise I’m actually very friendly and always happy to chat if you’ve got a question or concern!

Denys Andrianjafy - Communications Officer

Sometimes called plucky, often foolish, my number 9 shirt could be seen jogging confidently onto the pitch and often stretchered off. There was a joy to running headlong at the opposition knowing you had much bigger support … most of the time. I got involved with CRFC in 2018 through my stepson training with the Mini & Youth. The welcome given to us really talks at what it means to be a part of a rugby family. An opportunity arose to become a member of the Executive Committee and I jumped at the chance to play a more active role, albeit off-field, in such a wonderful and supportive club.

My role is to co-ordinate communications from the club through our various channels, website, social media etc, and to ensure our club voice is communicated appropriately in an inclusive and engaging way. The #OneClub #YourClub theme runs through the narrative of all club communications and is the living heartbeat of CRFC.