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Welcome to the 2009/2010 season
and the Tunbridge Wells RFC website
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Click HERE for the latest Match Reports
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Senior Training
Tuesday and Thursday 19:30 hrs
under floodlights at the Club
Physio is also available to all players on
Tuesday evenings from 20:00hrs |
Mini and Junior Training
Sunday mornings at the Club
10:00hrs to 12:00hrs
12 & under ask for Mini/Midi Co-Ordinator Tim McCabe
The Bar and Kitchen are open afterwards
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PRE-SEASON TRAINING HAS STARTED
EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY AT THE CLUBHOUSE FROM 7:30pm
THIS IS OPEN TO ALL-COMERS FROM EVERY LEVEL, NEW & OLD
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The Annual Anthony Clarke Memorial Cricket Match will take place on Sunday 6th September 2009 between the Rugby and Cricket Clubs.
All those who would like to play please let Roger Clarke or Ollie Rogers know.
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The Nestle Go Free campaign, in its third year, now includes rugby union. On the back of each Nestle cereal box is a free trial voucher and information on the Go Free Campaign. Vouchers can be redeemed for sporting sessions at a local venue.
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The-Beauty-Pages.com would like to invite you to to a Beauty Sample Sale on Friday 10th July 2009 to raise money for The Anthony Clarke Memorial Fund, which is run and administrated on behalf of Tunbridge Wells RFC. Please feel free to invite friends and relatives.
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Due to the cancellation of the Fiji game there will now be a home Autumn International against Australia on November 7th KO 2.30. This will be the first time for many years that an Australian touring side will have played all 4 Home Nations on tour.
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For players, coaches, match officials, administrators and unions
Rugby Ready is a powerful online resource that you can register to use for free! With an emphasis on strength and safety, it teaches you to respect yourself and the game so you can gain maximum enjoyment from it.
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Quins players Alex Rogers and Steve So'oialo were out and about recently at Quins affiliated club, Tunbridge Wells RFC, who hosted their annual Primary School Tag Rugby Festival on 29th April.
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Following on from the previous news item, Mike got on but sadly Kent lost to Durham 29-14
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Congratulations on the following News of one of our Minis and now a Junior with the Club and the Saracens Development Academy.
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The Borderers aim to include a weekly piece on its activities on the Rugby section's website
This is relevant to both the SENIOR and YOUTH sections
Click below for the next part of the club's history
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This Sunday the club managed to get 8 hardy souls out to represent us in the E Kent Sevens run by Dover RFC at their Crabble Ground.
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As the holders of the Kent sevens Championship, sponsored by Shepherd Neame, Wells travelled to Canterbury on Sunday with a much changed squad which included only 2 players from last years successful group. However, this squad was brimming with youthful talent from the Club Seniors and from the Judd School and Tonbridge School Sevens teams.
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After a thoroughly enjoyable night at The Spa on Friday 24th April 2009, please see the winners of this season's awards below.
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Please click below for details of the Wooden Spoon Kent Rugby Club Golf Challenge to be held on Friday 21st August 2009 at Knole Park Golf Club
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Congratulations to Luke for becoming the first Junior from the club since Martin Corry to be awarded a Premier league contract with Saracens next season.
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The Under 15s were the only TWRFC junior age group to be represented in the Kent Finals playing local rivals Sevenoaks.
With five minutes to go it was Tunbridge Wells 15 Sevenoaks 15......... This year the Oaks got those last minute points to get hold of the plate after a duel of two great sides. There is always next year!!
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After a few years of near misses at the Prelims of the Kent Festival of Youth, Tunbridge Wells Under 15s have booked their place in the Kent Plate final at Aylesford Bulls RFC on Sunday 5th April.
Last Sunday (15th March) the invigorated team, under the strengthened coaching squad of the Kench brothers and Stuart Montgomery, got off to a cracking start with a try within 14 seconds of the start! In a 16 min qualifying game the Wells Under 15s had got 42 points passed Gravesend. The next match was a tougher clash against Old Elthamians, but the lads score three times to make it 61 points in two 16 minute games (19 - 0). Old Colfeins had a run away number 10 from the County Team and Wells went down 0 - 14. So into the plate quarters. A very tight game against a strong Maidstone team was secured 7 - 5.
The semi final, against Bromley, was a real test of nerves as T Wells were down 0 - 7 with little time left. In the closing stages at 5 - 7 to Bromley, it looked like we were out, but thanks to a last minute try and some great courage and determination Tunbridge Wells snatched victory 12 - 7.
Well done lads.
Howard Collins
Youth Chairman
The Under 15 squad will be playing Sevenoaks in the final.
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ADVANCE WARNING - PARKING!!!
Over the next few weekends the local police will be operating in the area to help prevent illegal parking on yellow lines, pavements, junctions and access driveways. This a positive initiative by the local ward PCSO to try and reduce complaints from local residents and also complaints from our visitors when they get ticketed by the very active traffic wardens.
Police cones will be placed in the area Saturday morning to remind everyone of where not to park. We have been told that traffic wardens may be about if people still ignore the road markings or cones.
There is plenty of safe and legal parking along Forest Road just a short walk from the club.
In our own car park please ensure that you don't block other people in and that the ambulance access is clear (New signs are on there way but the gate is in the corner by the telephone mast).
Thank you for your co-operation in advance and please ensure you pass this on to club members and visitors.
Howard Collins
Youth Chairman
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