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The Black and Amber family delivered another action-packed few days of rugby, with big performances, proud moments, and plenty to celebrate across the club.
Sunday at the Marine Travel Ground belonged to the Women’s 1st XV, who produced a thrilling 32–27 victory over Jersey in a fiercely contested match. Robyn Gulley was the standout performer with a superb hat trick and a commanding display that ultimately proved decisive. It was also a special afternoon for Lily-Inger Philpott, who signed off her final appearance before moving to Australia with a powerful try and a huge defensive contribution in a performance full of determination and pride.
Elsewhere across the senior sections there were hard-fought battles throughout the league programme. The Pilgrims pushed league leaders Sidcup all the way in a tense encounter, eventually securing a valuable losing bonus point thanks to a superb late score from Owain Collins. The Canons continued their excellent run with an impressive away victory over Old Gravesendians, while the Deacons showed real character in a difficult contest, with Gam Esan marking his senior debut with a fine try.
Sunday mornings remain as vibrant as ever across the Mini and Youth section. From tournament success at Old Colfeians to dominant performances by the Boys U12’s, U14 Spitfires, and U15’s, the next generation of Black and Amber players continues to impress. Every week, the pathway grows stronger as young players develop their skills, confidence, and love of the game.
And the action does not stop there. This weekend the Six Nations reaches its dramatic finale, with the clubhouse once again set to host the rugby community for another afternoon of big screens, big moments and the return of the hugely popular Six Nations burgers from SCRUM Kitchen.
As always, the work of the club stretches far beyond the pitch. From fundraising for the upcoming CRY heart screening day, to the MND “Keep the Pass Going” campaign, community rugby camps, and the countdown to the May Ball, the Black and Amber family continues to show what #OneClub truly means.
Rugby. Community. Opportunity. Togetherness.
Another epic weekend awaits.
#OneClub #GetBehindUs
7th/8th March weekend scores roundup
Women’s 1st XV 32 – 27 Jersey
Canterbury produced a thrilling performance to edge Jersey 32–27 in a fiercely contested match at the Marine Travel Ground.
The hosts started strongly but Jersey struck first with a well taken counter attack. Canterbury responded with determination, with outstanding defence from Lily-Inger Philpott, playing her final match before moving to Australia, alongside Inger Philpott and Emma Alleyne.
A well-executed lineout move saw Lily-Inger Philpott power over for Canterbury’s opening try before the backs capitalised on a Jersey yellow card, moving the ball wide for Lola Yuille-Clough to score.
Robyn Gulley was the standout performer, scoring a hat trick and converting one of her own tries. Her control of the game and intelligent kicking pinned Jersey back, while a late penalty gave Canterbury the cushion they needed.
There were strong contributions across the team, with Lizzie Deverson carrying powerfully and the bench bringing vital energy in the closing stages. Jersey pushed hard late on, but Gulley’s crucial try saving tackle sealed the win.
Forward of the Match: Lizzie Deverson
Back of the Match: Robyn Gulley
Read the full match report
Pilgrims 12 – 19 Sidcup
The Pilgrims welcomed league leaders Sidcup to the Marine Travel Ground knowing that, despite the gap in league positions, this fiercely competitive division can produce a result for anyone on their day.
Sidcup began with the advantage of the slope and quickly showed their strengths. While the Pilgrims’ aggressive defence and early scrum dominance disrupted the visitors, the difference proved to be the lineout. Sidcup’s accuracy in that area provided the platform for their opening score, a well-executed five metre maul after a penalty was kicked to the corner. A second try followed soon after in similar fashion, giving the visitors a 12–0 half time lead.
The Pilgrims had their moments before the break, particularly when moving the ball wide, and signs suggested opportunities might come once they had the slope in the second half.
The home side started the second period strongly, with forwards and backs combining to put Sidcup under sustained pressure. Several promising chances went begging before the breakthrough finally arrived. With Sidcup reduced to thirteen players following two quick yellow cards, the Pilgrims powered over to narrow the gap to 12–7.
With the crowd behind them, Canterbury sensed a potential upset. However, Sidcup showed why they sit at the top of the table. Composed defence and experienced game management kept the Pilgrims at bay before momentum swung again when Canterbury received two yellow cards of their own. From the resulting pressure Sidcup were awarded a penalty try to extend their lead to 19–7.
Even with two players in the sin bin, the Pilgrims refused to give in. With the final play of the game, man of the match Owain Collins spotted space in behind, chipped ahead, regathered and raced clear to score in the corner and secure a valuable losing bonus point as the game finished 19–12.
In a contest that could genuinely have gone either way, the bonus point may yet prove crucial in the Pilgrims’ bid to avoid the relegation play off.
After a weekend off, the Pilgrims travel to Sutton & Epsom for what promises to be a season defining encounter.
Old Gravesendians 22 – 37 canons
The Canons made it back-to-back wins and climbed to sixth in Counties 3 with an impressive 39–22 victory away at Old Gravesendians.
Playing uphill in the first half on the notoriously steep OGs pitch, Canterbury showed great composure to edge ahead 25–17 at the break, with Will Rayner scoring twice and Mark Stone adding another, alongside penalties from Henry Carruthers and Josh Lamb.
The Canons secured the bonus point early in the second half when Jake Forrest crashed over after excellent interplay between the forwards. A moment of magic from Carruthers later set up Kel Katta to finish in the corner and seal the win.
Players of the Match went to Colts Izaak Guck and Harry Crowley, both impressing on their senior debuts.
Read the full match report
Deacons 12- 48 Sittingbourne
The Deacons endured a tough afternoon at the Marine Travel Ground as Sittingbourne ran out 48–12 winners.
After an even start, the visitors struck first and quickly built momentum, taking a 29–0 lead into half time despite plenty of effort from Canterbury.
The Deacons showed real character after the break. Gam Esan marked his senior debut with a superb try, finished with pace after a flowing move, before Will Wheeler Edwards added a second late on.
Hayden Prett was named Player of the Match, with new recruit Alasdair Kite also impressing on his appearance.
Read the full match report
Mini & Youth round-up
Mixed U10
Two teams travelled to the Old Colfeians tournament. One team won all of their games and conceded just a single try across the day. The second team played their hearts out in a very competitive tournament.
Mixed U11
Two teams took part in the Old Colfeians festival, enjoying a great morning of rugby and representing Canterbury superbly.
Boys U12
The Spitfires played a friendly against Brentwood and delivered a dominant performance, leading 40–0 at half time before running out convincing 70–0 winners. A strong defensive display was matched by excellent attacking rugby throughout.
Boys U12 Development
The development squad travelled to Winchester for a return friendly. With only nine Canterbury players travelling, three players were borrowed for each half. The boys gave a really good account of themselves and showed how much they have developed this season, running out 45–30 winners.
Boys U13
Two Canterbury teams travelled to Medway. One side played out a 30–30 draw, while the other match finished 25–10.
Boys U14 Spitfires
The Spitfires beat London Irish 50–5. They were utterly dominant early on, racing into a 19–0 lead inside twelve minutes and producing a spectacular first half to lead 38–0 at the break. Credit to London Irish for their resilience in the second half, but the Spitfires continued their excellent run of form since Christmas.
Player of the Match: The Team.
Boys U14 Hurricanes
Medway A 26–0 Canterbury Hurricanes
Canterbury showed real defensive resilience in the first half, trailing just 7–0 at half time despite sustained pressure. Handling errors made it difficult to build attacking momentum, but the scrum and maul were areas of strength. Medway pulled away late in the game with three tries in the final ten minutes.
Boys U15
Canterbury travelled to Beccehamians and produced a convincing 50–5 victory.
Pause for applause
Another weekend of great effort and achievement across the Mini and Youth section. From strong individual performances to recognition at festivals and tournaments, there was plenty to celebrate across the Black and Amber family.
Mixed U6 – Jacob
Jacob is recognised this week for his enthusiasm and energy. He brought great spirit to the session and threw himself into every activity.
Mixed U7 – Hank
Hank earns Player of the Week for his commitment throughout every aspect of training. He approached everything with a big smile on his face and set a fantastic example for the rest of the group.
Mixed U9 – William
William the Conqueror truly lived up to his name this weekend. He delivered impeccable tackling and showed supreme effort throughout the session.
Mixed U10 – Freddie and Maxi
Freddie and Maxi were both awarded tournament trophies at Old Colfeians after impressive performances during the festival.
Mixed U11 – Remy, Riley, and Grayson
Remy and Riley received team trophies at the Old Colfeians festival after strong performances across the day. Grayson also picked up the Adrian Chapman Cup, a fantastic achievement.
Boys U12 – Jaiden
Jaiden was awarded Player of the Match by the Brentwood team, recognition from the opposition for a standout performance.
U12 Development – Noah and Archie
Noah was named Player of the Match, while Archie received the Coaches Player award after a strong showing from the development squad.
Boys U13 – Chris and Rory
Chris was named Player of the Match for the Black team, while Rory received Player of the Match honours for the Amber team.
Girls U14 – Erin Collins and Annie Gilson
Playing under the Old Shantebury banner, Erin Collins scored the only try and was named Back of the Match. Annie Gilson was recognised as Forward of the Match.
Boys U14 Hurricanes – Rocky
Rocky was named Player of the Match in the Hurricanes fixture against Medway after an excellent performance.
Well done to everyone recognised this week. Your effort, teamwork, and commitment continue to make the whole Black and Amber family proud.
Upcoming fixtures
Saturday 14th March
London Welsh v Men’s 1st XV – Away KO 3.00pm
Girls U16’s Old Shantebury are at Ashford Girls Festival
Sunday 15th March – M&Y Training
Mixed U6’s and U7’s – Grids 9.00am to 10.00am
Mixed U8’s – Main Pitch (drills in the deadball area) 9.00am to 10.00am
Mixed U9’s – Bottom Orchard (bottom half) 9.00am to 10.00am
Mixed U10’s and U11’s – Simon Langton 4G 9.00am to 10.30am
Boys U13’s – Top Orchard 10.30am – 12.00pm
Boys U14’s and U15’s – Simon Langton 4G 10.30am – 1.00pm
M&Y Fixtures
Colts v Maidstone – Home Main Pitch KO 11.30am
Six Nations Finale: The Deciding Round
It all comes down to this.
After weeks of drama, big moments, and shifting momentum, the 2026 Guinness Men’s Six Nations reaches its final round this weekend. Titles will be decided, pride will be defended, and somewhere in the table the wooden spoon will find its unfortunate home.
Round four did not simply move the championship forward, it completely reshaped it. What had begun to look predictable suddenly burst open again.
Ireland kept their title hopes alive with a hard fought victory that showed the composure and resilience of a team still very much in the fight. Scotland produced one of the most breathtaking attacking performances of the tournament, lighting up the championship with pace, ambition and fearless rugby. And Italy delivered a moment of genuine history, a landmark win that will be remembered as one of the most significant results in their rugby story.
Momentum, belief and pressure are now colliding as the championship reaches its final act.
Reputation means very little at this stage of the Six Nations. Execution, confidence and resilience are what decide championships.
Now it is time for the deciding round.
Round Five live at the Clubhouse
- Ireland v Scotland – Saturday 14 March, KO 2.10pm
- Wales v Italy – Saturday 14 March, KO 4.40pm
Both matches will be shown live on our big screens in the Black and Amber Clubhouse.
Please note that the France v England match will not be shown at the Clubhouse this weekend due to a private function that was booked in advance.
That said, there is still plenty of drama to enjoy as the championship concludes. Ireland and Scotland clash in a huge opening fixture, before Wales and Italy meet in a contest that could shape the final standings and decide where the wooden spoon lands.
Expect tension, big moments, and plenty of debate at the bar as the final chapter of the Six Nations unfolds.
The Six Nations burgers are back
With the Championship reaching its finale, SCRUM Kitchen is once again serving the hugely popular Six Nations themed burger menu.
All burgers are served in brioche buns with fries.
Check out the menu, pick your nation, and enjoy the rugby.
Who is your team? What is your flavour?
Rugby. Food. Community.
This is what the Clubhouse does best.
Great rugby on the screens. Proper food from SCRUM Kitchen. Friends, families, teammates, rival supporters, and above all lovers of the game gathered together to enjoy the drama.
The championship reaches its final act this weekend.
So rally your people, wear your colours, bring your voices, and make the Black and Amber Clubhouse your home for Round Five.
Check out the menu. Who’s your team? What’s your flavour?
Mother’s Day at The Granville
Mother’s Day is a chance to pause, say thank you, and spend some proper time with the people who look after us all year round. This year, our friends and partners at The Granville are opening their doors for a special Mother’s Day service, and it promises to be a fantastic way to celebrate.
The Granville will be serving their full menu alongside traditional Sunday roasts, giving families plenty of choice whether you are in the mood for something hearty, something classic, or something a little different. On top of that, the kitchen will also be preparing a selection of extra special dishes created just for the occasion, adding a few surprises to make the day feel that bit more memorable.
For many in the Black and Amber family, Mother’s Day is a moment to gather everyone together. It is a chance for players, parents, grandparents and supporters to step away from the touchline for a few hours and enjoy good food and good company.
The team at The Granville are well known locally for their welcoming atmosphere and excellent cooking, and occasions like this are exactly what they do best. If you are planning something for the family, it is well worth taking a look at what they have prepared.
You can explore the menu and find out more here:
https://thegranvillecanterbury.co.uk/
As always, we are proud to support the local businesses who support the club. If you are looking for somewhere special to celebrate this Mother’s Day, The Granville could be the perfect place.
Premium Harry Styles tickets available through Hospitality Finder
Our partners at Hospitality Finder have been in touch with a fantastic limited offer that they would like to share with members of the Black and Amber family.
For a short time, premium seated tickets for Harry Styles at Wembley Stadium are available from £156 including VAT, offering one of the best value premium experiences for the show.
Guests purchasing through this offer will enjoy:
- Premium Level Two seating
- Access to the Level Two Premium concourse
- Entry to exclusive lounges, bars, and restaurants
Available show dates:
- 12 June
- 23 June
- 26 June
This is a time limited offer, with the sale ending on Monday 16th, and availability is strictly limited.
If you would like to take advantage of this opportunity, please contact Neil Worrall directly at:
neil.worrall@hospitalityfinder.co.uk
Enjoy the show if you go, and thank you to Hospitality Finder for sharing this opportunity with our club community.
ACE Academy Taster Day at The Archbishop’s School
ACE Academy is hosting its next recruitment event for the September intake, giving Year 11 students across Kent the chance to experience the programme first hand.
The ACE Academy Taster Day will take place on Wednesday 1 April from 11.30am to 3pm at The Archbishop’s School, offering prospective players and their families a full introduction to the ACE pathway.
The day will begin with a welcome meeting at 11.30am, with teas and coffees available. This will be followed by a tour of the school and a Q&A session, giving visitors the chance to meet staff, ask questions, and see the environment where ACE players study and develop.
At 12.50pm, lunch will be provided at the school before the afternoon moves onto the rugby pitch.
From 1.35pm, Year 11 boys and girls will take part in a training session with the Archbishop’s and Canterbury Rugby Club ACE coaches, providing a real insight into the standards, coaching support, and team culture that define the programme.
The session will wrap up at 3.15pm.
Parents and carers are warmly invited to attend, making it a great opportunity to explore the academic and rugby pathway together and understand how the ACE programme supports both education and sporting development.
Places are now open to book.
For more information or to get in touch, please email ACE@cantrugby.co.uk
Easter rugby camps – There is still time to book
Our popular Easter Rugby Camps are back at Canterbury Rugby Club, giving young players the perfect opportunity to stay active, build confidence, and enjoy plenty of rugby fun during the school holidays.
Led by our fantastic CRFC Community Team coaches, the camps are open to boys and girls from U6 (Year 1) through to U14 (Year 9). Each day is packed with skills sessions, games, and challenges designed to develop players of all abilities in a fun and supportive environment.
The camps will run across two weeks of the Easter holidays, with four dates available:
- Thursday 9 April
- Friday 10 April
- Thursday 16 April
- Friday 17 April
All sessions take place at Canterbury Rugby Club from 9.00am to 3.00pm, with places starting from £20 per day.
To help families with busy schedules, a number of optional extras are available when booking. These include:
- Breakfast Club (8.00am to 9.00am), including breakfast
- A Scrum Kitchen hot lunch meal option at midday
- After Camp Club (3.00pm to 5.00pm) including snacks
These additions make the camps a flexible and enjoyable full day of activity for young players.
Spaces can be booked easily via Teamo, and places are expected to fill quickly.
For more information, contact Alice at
community@cantrugby.co.uk
or call 07908 916522
Come and spend part of the Easter holidays with the Black and Amber family, developing skills, making friends, and enjoying the game we all love.
A different way to start your fitness journey
If you have been following Top to Toe Fitness Canterbury for a while but have not quite taken that first step, this is for you.
Since opening at Canterbury Rugby Club, Top to Toe has been clear about one thing. How you start matters.
This is not a gym built around random drop ins.
It is not about throwing new members straight into busy classes and hoping they keep up.
Instead, every new member begins with the 6 Week Foundations Programme.
Why Foundations?
Foundations is designed for people who:
- Do not want to feel behind
- Want proper coaching from day one
- Are ready to build real consistency
You will train three times per week in a small group of no more than eight people. That means proper coaching, proper feedback, and space to learn.
Each week follows clear progression.
Sessions are structured.
Support is consistent.
It is about building strength the right way, developing confidence in your movement, and creating habits that last.
The details
The investment is £175 for the full six weeks.
After completing Foundations, members move into the ongoing coaching membership at £100 per month on a rolling basis.
The next intake begins 23 March.
Only eight spaces are opened every six weeks, ensuring the coaching remains personal and the group remains focused.
If you have been thinking about starting, this is the right way to do it. No pressure. No chaos. Just expert coaching and a supportive community inside the Black and Amber family.
Secure your place here:
https://goteamup.com/p/12396993-top-to-toe-fitness-canter/memberships/265922/
Your story starts with one step.
Let’s protect young hearts. Support CRY screening at Canterbury Rugby Club
Every week in the UK at least 12 young people die from undiagnosed heart conditions. Fit. Active. Full of life. With no warning.
That is why we are once again working with Cardiac Risk in the Young to host a dedicated heart screening day at Canterbury Rugby Club.
Screening Day Details
Date: Sunday 29 March 2026
Location: Canterbury Rugby Club, Merton Lane, Canterbury, Kent, CT4 7BA
Eligibility: Anyone aged 14 to 35
Booking: www.testmyheart.org.uk/private
Password: CRC2026
This screening has been funded in memory of Anthony Fitzgerald, a powerful reminder of why this work matters.
Not free. Funded by our community.
The national campaign describes this as a free heart test. In reality, it is not free to deliver.
CRY have paid for 100 young people to be screened on the day. The cost of bringing this specialist team, equipment and clinical expertise to our club is £7,000.
Parents are invited to make a donation when booking, and as a club we are asking every family who attends to consider contributing if they are able.
In addition, Canterbury Rugby Club will be fundraising in the weeks leading up to 29 March so that we can aim to cover the full cost of the day.
We remain the only club that has previously managed to fully fund its CRY screening day. That is something we are immensely proud of.
Now we are asking our #OneClub community to do what it always does. Step forward. Stand together. Make it happen.
Why this matters
CRY has been working since 1995 to reduce the frequency of young sudden cardiac death. The charity:
- Supports young people diagnosed with potentially life-threatening cardiac conditions
- Provides bereavement support to families affected by sudden cardiac death
- Funds vital medical research
- Develops and promotes heart screening programmes
- Funds specialist referral, screening and cardiac pathology services across the UK
- Publishes clear medical information written by leading cardiologists
- An ECG test takes only a few minutes. It can identify conditions that show no outward symptoms. It can quite literally save a life.
How you can help
- Book a screening for eligible young people aged 14 to 35
- Make a donation when booking
- Support upcoming club fundraising activity
- Share the booking link and raise awareness
- Encourage friends, teammates and classmates to take part
This is about awareness. It is about prevention. It is about protecting our young players and our wider community.
Let’s once again show what the Black and Amber family stands for.
Community. Care. Action.
#OneClub – #GetBehindUs
Keep the pass going for MND
Canterbury Rugby Football Club is proud to be taking part in a powerful social media campaign in support of the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
It is simple. It is rugby. And it is something every single member of our Black and Amber family can get involved in.
What is “Keep the pass going for MND”?
It is a quick and engaging social challenge that reflects exactly what our game is built on, teamwork, connection and supporting one another.
All you need to do is:
- Catch a rugby ball, or any ball.
- Say on camera: “I’m supporting the MND Association and I’m keeping the pass going for MND.”
- Then add: “Text MNDRUGBY to 70085 to donate £7.”
- Nominate a few people by name.
- Finish with: “Let’s keep the pass going for MND.”
- Pass the ball on.
Then upload your video to social media, tag your nominations, and include:
Text MNDRUGBY to 70085 to donate £7
That is it. Simple. Powerful. Impactful.
Why it matters
Motor neurone disease affects thousands of individuals and families across the UK. The funds raised help provide vital support, care and research for those living with the condition.
As a rugby club, we understand the importance of standing together. This challenge brings together everything we believe in, community, courage and collective effort.
Look out for our posts
Over the coming days you will see players, coaches, volunteers, and supporters taking part across our social channels.
When you see it:
- Get involved
- Accept a nomination
- Nominate others
- Keep the momentum moving
Let’s fill feeds with Black and Amber passes and show what #OneClub really means.
The ball is in our hands.
Let’s keep the pass going for MND.
The countdown is on to the Canterbury RFC May Ball
Clear your diary, rally your friends, and get ready for one of the most spectacular nights in the Black and Amber calendar. The Canterbury RFC May Ball is back on Friday 22 May 2026, and it promises an evening packed with style, celebration, and unforgettable moments.
From the moment you arrive at 6.30pm, you will be stepping into a night designed to impress. Think elegant surroundings, a buzzing atmosphere, and the familiar warmth of the Canterbury rugby family coming together to celebrate another season.
Guests will enjoy a three course dinner served at 7.30pm, before the night truly comes alive. There will be dancing, games, an auction, and a raffle, alongside crowd favourites including dodgems and a 360 photobooth, giving you plenty of chances to laugh, compete, and capture memories with friends old and new.
Providing the soundtrack to the night is FNKHAUS, bringing an irresistible mix of dance floor fillers, club classics, and party anthems. Whether you are first on the dance floor or waiting for your favourite song to drop, this is music made for letting your hair down and dancing the night away.
The dress code is Black Tie, so expect a room full of sharp suits, stunning dresses, and plenty of Black and Amber flair. It is a chance to dress up, celebrate in style, and enjoy the club at its most glamorous. Carriages are at 1.00am, but do not be surprised if you wish the night could go on even longer.
Tickets are £80 per head, and places are limited. This event always sells quickly, so early booking is highly recommended.
To secure your place, contact Kirsty Walder at kirsty@cantrugby.co.uk
This is more than just a ball. It is a night to celebrate friendships, memories, and everything that makes Canterbury Rugby Club special. Get behind it, get dressed up, and be part of a truly magical Black and Amber evening.
More than just matchday fuel
From the mighty Big SCRUM full English (featuring Preston Butchers’ sausages) to lighter bites like mushrooms on sourdough or Greek yoghurt with homemade granola, there’s something for every appetite. Veggie favourites like the Big Veg and smoky Spanish beans never disappoint.
Little scrummers are well catered for too. The Scrummies Menu serves up mini classics such as beans or eggs on toast, bacon rolls, or sugar pearl waffles, all with a drink for just £5.
With bread from Gilda Bakery and sweet treats from Beardy Bakery, everything is fresh, local, and full of flavour.
So why not start your day the rugby way? Come hungry, leave happy, and make SCRUM Kitchen part of your matchday ritual.
Book your table or brose our menus at https://www.scumkitchen.co.uk
Regular Opening Hours
- Saturday: Breakfast from 9.00am, then prepare yourself for Six Nations Burgers, best eaten while watching the games live at the clubhouse.
- Sunday BBQ breakfast from 9.00am and light snacks available from the clubhouse. Bar open from 12.00pm
- Pizza Nights (Tues, Wed, Thurs – 6.00pm to 8.00pm): Perfect for after training. Enjoy a pizza and a pint, or pre-order so the kids’ slices are ready as they come off the pitch. And if you’re the one training, what better way to round off your session than with a fresh slice. Check out the menus at https://www.scrumkitchen.co.uk
SCRUM Kitchen: Made with pride, served with heart, bringing local ingredients to our community table.
Join the 300 Club and support your rugby family
The 300 Club is one of the simplest ways to make a real difference to Canterbury Rugby Club. For just £5 a month, you help fund the projects, facilities, and opportunities that keep the Black & Amber family thriving.
Every month, members are entered into a cash prize draw, and at Christmas we celebrate with a bumper £1000 prize. It is our way of giving something back to those who back us.
Getting involved is easy. Visit the club website to download the application and direct debit forms, or get in touch with Jill for more details at 300club@cantrugby.co.uk.
Your support goes straight into the heart of the club. Be in it to win it, and help keep our One Club spirit strong.