It’s a great time to reflect on our Mini & Youth section and celebrate all of our young player and their commitment and achievements, all under the support and direction of our dedicated coaches, volunteers, and of course parents.
CRFC Mini & Youth Rugby Teams Shine at Medway Festival
Under the scorching sun, the Medway Festival witnessed an extraordinary display of talent and teamwork by CRFC’s mini and youth rugby teams. With 18 competitive teams from across Kent, the day was a true testament to the dedication and spirit of these young athletes.
Throughout the event, players from CRFC worked tirelessly, demonstrating not only their rugby skills but also their ability to collaborate seamlessly as a team. It was a joy to watch these young stars come out of their shells, growing into amazing rugby players right before our eyes. The festival became a platform for personal growth and sportsmanship, where each player’s potential was nurtured and celebrated.
Despite the challenging weather conditions, the enthusiasm of the players remained undeterred. Their parents and coaches stood by them, offering unwavering support and encouragement. The sidelines echoed with cheers and applause, creating an electrifying atmosphere of camaraderie and pride.
The Medway Festival was not just a competition; it was a day of shared passion and determination. CRFC’s young athletes, along with their dedicated parents and coaches, showcased the true spirit of sportsmanship. Their hard work and unity made the day memorable, leaving an indelible mark on everyone present.
Kudos to the CRFC mini and youth rugby teams for their outstanding performance and to the entire CRFC community for fostering an environment where young athletes can flourish and grow. Here’s to many more victories and memorable moments on the rugby field!
U12’s Tournament Triumph
Canterbury U12’s won the London South East U12’s Tournament at Richmond today. Phenomenal performances scoring 22 tries and conceding only 1. Group stage victories against Wimbledon, Oxford and Barnes put them through to the semi-final against Battersea and then a final against Chobham. A great start to their first youth competitive tournament.
Girls section grows strong
welcoming U12’s to U18’s girls, and building from a smaller but passionate revitalised girls playing section of the club has gone from strength to strength. Under the leadership of Team Manager Becky McCracken and a coaching team staffed by members of the senior women’s team. With women’s rugby increasingly in the spotlight, the timing could not be better for girls rugby in East Kent. They even made it onto the RFU website – https://www.englandrugby.com/news/article/much-to-celebrate-in-girls-rugby
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