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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News

Around the Ground at the MTG

We’re once, twice, three times a winner…..

Canterbury Rugby Club has once again been crowned Rugby Club of the Year at the 2024 Club Mirror Awards, held last night in Leicester. This prestigious award, open to all rugby clubs across the UK, recognizes the incredible dedication and achievements of the entire Canterbury Rugby family.

Representatives Becky McKracken and Alice Hayward proudly accepted the award from former England International Chris Ashton at the glittering ceremony. This marks the third year in a row that the club has earned this honour, a testament to the commitment of players, staff, volunteers, and supporters.

Read the full story of this amazing achievement here.

Last weekend’s games

Henley Hawks 17 – 16 Canterbury 1st XV: The Hawks snatched a last-minute win over Canterbury, who led throughout a stormy match dominated by forwards. Despite an 8-point halftime lead and Frank Reynolds’ reliable kicking, Canterbury faltered in the second half due to penalties and errors. A late yellow card opened the door for Hawks’ Spencer Hayhow to score, with Max Titchener landing the crucial conversion for a dramatic comeback.

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Cranbrook 0 – 38 Pilgrims: Despite challenging weather, Pilgrims secured a commanding 36-0 victory over Cranbrook, maintaining their top spot. Prop Nathan Morris set the tone with two early tries, and Dan Gill marked his return with a brace to secure the bonus point before halftime. The backs adapted well, with Guy Hilton and Adrian Geddes leading strong counterattacks, while the dominant scrum and solid defence stifled Cranbrook. Debutant Henry Carruthers impressed with a second half try, and Sonny Trew-Neville added a sixth to seal the win. Pilgrims now prepare for a crucial clash against Heathfield & Waldron in two weeks.

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Canons 12 – 19 Old Williamsonian: The Canons welcomed Old Williamsonian to the MTG, braving the relentless challenge of extreme weather conditions. Riding high on their undefeated streak, the Canons showed grit and determination despite trailing by one score at halftime. The second half saw them fight back valiantly, putting points on the board and staying within reach. Old Williamsonian, however, kept up the pressure and managed to edge out the victory. In true Canons spirit, they fought until the very end, securing a well-deserved losing bonus point in the final play. A hard-fought contest that showcased resilience and heart!

Zingari HWO Lordswood: The match was cancelled by Lordswood.

Pulborough Women 0 – 48 Canterbury Women: Canterbury Women came out strong, hitting their stride early and taking control of the game despite challenging weather conditions. Their rock-solid defense proved unbreakable, and their sharp, focused attacking strategy left Pulborough unable to breach the Canterbury line. It was another commanding performance, securing back-to-back victories for the team. Next up, they face Tonbridge Juddian Ladies momentum is on their side!

Colts 1st XV 20 – 19 Tonbridge Juddians
Colts 2nd XV 7 – 24 Tonbridge Juddians

Girls U16’s 0 – 22 BASS: A commendable effort from the team despite having to forfeit the league game due to low numbers. They put on a strong performance, particularly in the second half, which ended 0-0 thanks to some outstanding defensive tackles. There was even a close call for a score. The final result was 22-0, but the determination shown on the field was remarkable.

Blackheath 0 – 50 Boys U15’s: The U15s delivered another outstanding performance, securing a hard-fought victory against Blackheath in their Kent League clash. This win keeps the team undefeated and firmly at the top of the Kent League 1 table. Their relentless determination and teamwork continue to shine as they dominate the competition—an incredible achievement for this talented squad!

Winchester A 10 – 20 U13’s Spitfires
Winchester B 10 – 30 U13’s Hurricanes
Richmond A 0 – 20 U13’s Spitfires
Richmond B 5 – 40 U13’s Hurricanes

Richmond Rugby Club hosted both Canterbury and Winchester boys

U13s for an exciting pre-international match at their historic grounds. Despite challenging windy conditions, both Canterbury teams showcased incredible skill and determination, remaining undefeated and delivering some truly brilliant rugby. The day didn’t end there! The squad made their way to Twickenham Stadium to soak up the electric atmosphere and watch England take on Japan.

An unforgettable day of rugby, camaraderie, and inspiration in the heart of the capital!

Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to another exciting weekend of rugby action!

This weekend’s fixtures

Saturday 30/11

Deacons v Leigh – Home KO 2.00pm
Zingari v Deal – Home KO 2.00pm

Mini and Youth this Sunday 1/12

Mixed U6’s Grids – 9.00am to 10.00am
Mixed U7’s – U11’s v Folkestone – Away
Boys U12’s v Folkestone  – Home Top Pitch KO 11.00am
Boys U13’s v Aylesford – Away
Boys U14’s v Old Alleynians – Home Orchard KO 11.00am
Boys U15’s v Gravesend  Kent College – Home KO 11.00am
Boys U16’s v Whitstable and TJ’s – Away
Girls U16’s Bottom Orchard – 9.00am to 10.30am

Canterbury Rugby Club and Marine Travel extend a warm welcome to all visiting teams, players, and supporters.

Experience Festive Magic at Lenleys Home Christmas Market!

For two days only, Lenleys Home in Canterbury is hosting an exclusive Christmas Market at their beautifully refreshed store on Roper Road.

When?

December 7th & 8th

What’s Happening?

Step into the holiday spirit with a curated Makers Market showcasing the best of local talent—browse unique creations from artists, jewellers, ceramicists, food artisans, and homeware designers.

Festive Treats Await:

  • Complimentary welcome drinks and festive nibbles
  • Exciting giveaways and prize draws
  • Exclusive in-store offers on Lenleys’ luxurious collections, available this weekend only!

Discover More:

Explore Lenleys’ refreshed store, including:

  • The brand-new Stressless studio
  • Expanded Ercol and Himolla galleries
  • Updated flooring and interiors department

Save the dates—December 7th & 8th—and bring your friends and family for a festive weekend of shopping, fun, and inspiration!

Want updates? Sign up for Lenleys’ e-newsletter at www.lenleys.co.uk

Turkey Trot Golf Day – A Fantastic Day on the Greens!

Gather your team and join us for our annual Turkey Trot Golf Day at the stunning Cave Hotel and Golf Resort in Boughton on Tuesday, 17th December.

The Day’s Highlights:

  • 9:00 AM: Registration with tea, coffee, and bacon rolls to start your morning right.
  • 10:30 AM: Shotgun start for 18 holes of Texas Scramble fun.
  • Teams of 4: Fourball entry for just £280.
  • Sponsorship Opportunity: Promote your brand with Hole Sponsorship for only £100.
  • After Play: Celebrate your success with a prize-giving ceremony and a delicious two-course lunch.

Secure Your Spot Today:

Email Kirsty at Kirsty@cantrugby.co.uk to book your team.

Don’t miss out on this incredible day of golf, fun, and camaraderie—sign up now!

We wish you all the best of rugby!