DATEOPPOSITIONVENUESCORE
05/09/2026Old Albanian Home
12/09/2026Dorking Away
19/09/2026 Esher Home
26/09/2026 Oundle Away
03/10/2026 Havant Home
10/10/2026 Leicester Lions Home
17/10/2026 Barnes Away
31/10/2026 Westcombe Park Home
07/11/2026 London Welsh Away
14/11/2026 Guernsey Home
21/11/2026 Jersey Away
05/12/2026 Henley Home
12/12/2026 Colchester Away
19/12/2026 Dorking Home
09/01/2027 Esher Away
16/01/2027 Oundle Home
23/01/2027 Havant Away
06/02/2027 Leicester Lions Away
13/02/2027 Barnes Home
20/02/2027 Westcombe Park Away
06/03/2027 London Welsh Home
13/03/2027 Guernsey Away
20/03/2027 Jersey Home
03/04/2027 Henley Away
10/04/2027 Colchester Home
17/04/2027 Old Albanian Away
NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 EASTView League Table
DATEOPPOSITIONVENUESCORE
05/09/2026Old Albanian Home
12/09/2026Dorking Away
19/09/2026Esher Home
26/09/2026Oundle Away
03/10/2026Havant Home
10/10/2026Leicester Lions Home
17/10/2026Barnes Away
31/10/2026Westcombe Park Home
07/11/2026London Welsh Away
14/11/2026Guernsey Home
21/11/2026Jersey Away
05/12/2026Henley Home
12/12/2026Colchester Away
19/12/2026Dorking Home
09/01/2027Esher Away
16/01/2027Oundle Home
23/01/2027Havant Away
06/02/2027Leicester Lions Away
13/02/2027Barnes Home
20/02/2027Westcombe Park Away
06/03/2027London Welsh Home
13/03/2027Guernsey Away
20/03/2027Jersey Home
03/04/2027Henley Away
10/04/2027Colchester Home
17/04/2027Old Albanian Away
WOMEN'S NC 1 SOUTH EAST (SOUTH)View League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
20/09/26 Lordswood Valkyries Away
27/09/26 Medway Women Home
11/10/26 TBC Away
01/11/26 Jersey Women Away
08/11/26 Aylesford Bulls Women Home
22/11/26 Dorking Women Away
29/11/26 Seaford Scarlets Home
13/12/26 Medway Women Away
31/01/27 Jersey WomenHome
14/02/27 Aylesford Bulls Women Away
28/02/27 Dorking Women Home
14/03/27 Seaford Scarlets Away
04/04/27 Lordswood Valkyries Home
Regional 2 South EastView League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
12/09/26 Sevenoaks 2nds Home
19/09/26 Thanet Home
26/09/26 Tonbridge Judds 2 Away
03/10/26 Beccehamian Home
17/10/26 Heathfield & W Away
24/10/26 Gillingham Home
31/10/26 Dover Away
14/11/26 Deal & Betts Home
21/11/26 Ashford Away
05/12/26 Crowborough Home
12/12/26 Park House Away
19/12/26 Thanet Away
09/01/27 Tonbridge Judds 2 Home
16/01/27 Beccehamian Away
30/01/27 Heathfield & W Home
06/02/27 Gillingham Away
13/02/27 Dover Home
27/02/27 Deal & Betts Away
06/03/27 Ashford Home
20/03/27 Crowborough Away
03/04/27 Park House Home
10/04/27 Sevenoaks 2nds Away
COUNTIES 3 KENTView League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
19/09/26 Whitstable Away
26/09/26 Cliffe Crusaders Home
03/10/26 Dartford Valley Away
17/10/26 Sevenoaks 3 Home
24/10/26 O. Gravesendians Away
31/10/26 Brockleians Home
14/11/26 Vigo Away
21/11/26 Hastings & Bexhill Home
05/12/26 Gravesend 2 Away
12/12/26 O. Williamsonians Home
19/12/26 Whitstable Home
09/01/27 Cliffe Crusaders Away
16/01/27 Dartford Valley Home
30/01/27 Sevenoaks 3 Away
06/02/27 O. Gravesendians Home
13/02/27 Brockleians Away
27/02/27 Vigo Home
06/03/27 Hastings & Bexhill Away
20/03/27 Gravesend 2 Home
03/04/27 O. Williamsonians Away
KENT RURAL BView League Table
DateOppositionVenue
12/09/26 Folkestone II Home
19/09/26 Thanet Wanderers III Away
26/09/26 Whitstable II Home
03/10/26 Sittingbourne II Away
24/10/26 Ashford Barbarians I Home
31/10/26 Snowdown CW I Away
07/11/26 Thanet Wanderers III Home
14/11/26 Deal & Betteshanger II Away
21/11/26 Ashford II Home
05/12/26 Gravesend III Away
12/12/26 Shepersham II Home
09/01/27 Whitstable II Away
23/01/27 Sittingbourne II Home
06/02/27 Ashford Barbarians I Away
20/02/27 Snowdown CW I Home
27/02/27 Deal & Betteshanger II Home
06/03/27 Ashford II Away
13/03/27 Gravesend III Home
03/04/27 Shepersham II Away
10/04/27 Folkestone II Away
KENT RURAL CView League Table
DateOppositionVenueScore
12/09/26 Old Gravesendians/Vigo II Away
26/09/26 New Ash Green II Away
03/10/26 Leigh I Away
17/10/26 Bexley I Home
24/10/26 Gillingham II Away
07/11/26 Lordswood II Home
21/11/26 Medway IV Home
05/12/26 Dartford Valley II Away
12/12/26 Gravesend IV Away
09/01/27 New Ash Green II Home
23/01/27 Leigh I Home
30/01/27 Bexley I Away
06/02/27 Gillingham II Home
13/02/27 Lordswood II Away
06/03/27 Medway IV Away
13/03/27 Dartford Valley II Home
03/04/27 Gravesend IV Home
10/04/27 Old Gravesendians/Vigo II Home
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CANTERBURY 33 HENLEY HAWKS 43

by David Haigh

Canterbury Head Coach Matt Corker said that this National 2 East game against fourth placed Henley would be a test of how far his side have progressed this season. At the end of the first half with the Hawks in a commanding 31-7 lead and Canterbury’s four match winning streak collapsing he was left with plenty to think about. It was only in the last twenty minutes that the city club produced the effective rugby their coach is looking for as they ran in four tries to rescue a losing bonus point. What went before was a tale of repeated errors which were punished ruthlessly as Canterbury lost the ball in contact, struggled at the set pieces and handed Hawks all the space they needed. The visitors scored five tries in the first half, the opener coming from hooker Istok Totic, and although there was a similar catch and drive reply from Nathan Morris, converted by Frank Reynolds, Canterbury offered little else. They could not contain Henley’s direct running and slick off-loading which brought excellent tries for Zack Taylor, Adam Hakimian, Sam Lunnon and George Wood. Three conversions by Max Titchener completed what was threatening to become a rout. Those fears looked well founded as Canterbury conceded two further tries in the opening twelve minutes of the second half when Totic claimed his second touchdown and scrum half Leo Webb darted through a gap. Titchener’s conversion made it 43-7. Faced with embarrassment, the city side at last found the energy, control and sharpness in attack to force themselves back into the contest. It started with Eoin O’Donoghue’s mauled score in the 59th minute and a second came quickly as Tom Best put in a typical finish. O’Donoghue’s second won the bonus point before Shay Kerry got over the line in the final play. Reynolds boosted the scoreline with three conversions but that late surge could hardly disguise the fact that Canterbury in this game were only a half decent side.

Canterbury: W.Waddngton, G.Jones (repl B.Law), F.Morgan, T.Best, A.Moss, F.Reynolds, T.Williams (repl B.Cooper), C.Macmillan (repl E.Lusher), N.Morris, W.McColl (repl D.Herriott), S.Kerry, J.De Vries (repl S.Rogers), J.Stephens, E.O’Donoghue, T.Oliver.

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