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3 May 2022Being the final game of the season, I’m going to begin this match report with a couple of ...
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15 April 2022All the group matches have now been completed and the finals day will be as follows. Below...
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11 April 2022The Covid pandemic was seemingly behind us and we were looking forward to taking almost 60...
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11 April 2022On Saturday 2nd April the players were very grateful to Jason and Anna Kedgley for a great...
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28 March 2022When a lot of families were settling down to a Mother’s Day lunch, ORRFC U15 Boys were tr...
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28 March 2022A sell out pre match lunch on Saturday, where we raised £700 for charity, was followed by ...
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8 March 2022This weekend was yet another fantastic milestone in what is proving to be an amazing seaso...
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6 March 2022What a great weekend at Park Lane with comprehensive wins for the A XV and the Colts, a na...
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5 March 2022Saturday February 26th saw 8 talented Old Reigatian girls and boys proudly represent the c...
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4 March 2022Sunday 27th saw Esher travel to Park Lane, one of very few home games for the U16’s, but t...
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3 March 2022Old Reigatian Rugby Club has partnered with a local team of Ukrainian & British volun...
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4 February 2022Last Saturday Old Reigatian 1st XV travelled to Weybridge to play Reeds, Reeds have two g...
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4 February 2022For the second time this season the U16’s made their way to Mitcham to play Old Ruts. The...
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4 February 2022This week saw the start of the knock-out phase of the national Cup, with the winners progr...
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4 February 2022On Sunday a large Raiders Cs squad made the journey to a very sunny Sunbury and London Iri...
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31 January 2022The Role To take responsibility for being the point of contact for league and cup fixtures...
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16 January 2022After two years of intensive lockdown conditioning, the ORRFC U12 Raiders were ready to be...
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15 January 2022ORs 1st XV travelled to South London on Saturday to face Chiswick for the second time this...
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8 January 2022Saturday Old Reigatian 1st XV travelled to Southampton to face Tottonians who were one pla...
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14 December 2021There are a limited number of tickets available to fully paid up club members for the 6 Na...
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11 December 2021Saturday Old Reigatian 1st XV travelled to Winchester historically an extremely difficult ...
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6 December 2021This Saturday Old Reigatian welcomed Old Tiffinians to Park Lane for round 8 of this seas...
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30 November 2021A crisp and bright Sunday morning saw us hosting Horsham for a friendly with a great turno...
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30 November 2021With a coach load of players and supporters, plus those travelling to Sunbury -on-Thames, ...
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13 November 2021Old Reigatian 1st XV hosted Eastleigh on Saturday with the visitors sitting one place bel...
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8 November 2021A SPECTACULAR firework display and bonfire held at Old Reigatian RFC for Guy Fawkes Night...
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6 November 2021Old Reigatian 1st XV travelled to Twickenham Rugby Club Saturday which is in fact in Felt...
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30 October 2021Old Reigatian 1st XV hosted Reeds Weybridge Saturday with Reeds sitting second in league w...
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25 October 2021Saturday 23rd saw Old Reigatian 1st XV travel to Chobham off the back of a two defeats fr...
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20 October 2021Today would be the first real test for the U15 girls this season and came in the shape of...
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20 October 2021Last Saturday Old Reigatian were again at home and hosting Chiswick RFC. For the second ga...
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6 October 2021Sunday 3rd October saw Old Reigatian hosting the inaugural U11 Girl’s Festival of R...
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6 October 2021In what only can be described as a foul day at Park Lane, Old Reigatian hosted Tottonians ...
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6 October 2021Our U18 girls came top of their pool of which there were 4 pools of 4 teams We drew with ...
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6 October 2021On Sunday the under 13’s took part in their first competitive festival and we arrive...
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1 October 2021The Walking Rugby section of Old Reigatian RFC started in early 2020 and for reasons known...
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1 October 2021We are looking for a number of enthusiastic individuals (18+), to join us behind the club ...
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1 October 2021The term ‘Friday Night Lights’ is often associated with American high school and college f...
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29 September 2021Now that we have reached U12, The Raiders will play a series of truly competitive matches,...
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29 September 2021Saturday Old Reigatian returned to Hove RFC for the first time since 2018 when they lost t...
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26 September 2021Saturday 12th saw ORs play their final pre season fixture and took on the London 2 South E...
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6 September 2021Seven of our U16 Boys had a great day as Quins kicked off the season with an internal fest...
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6 September 2021For the third warm up fixture the senior squad travelled to Beckenham. Beckenham will be c...
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2 September 2021Eight members of the Old Reigatian RFC Walking Rugby squad set out for Bristol on Friday t...
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1 September 2021Saturday 28th Aug the senior squad had their second pre season fixture following a 34-12 w...
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25 August 2021We would like to thank The 150 Club for the funding of our new website. When it was decide...
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19 July 2021In June some of our U18 and U15 girls took part in trials at the regional touch rugby tour...
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6 July 2021As you may recall, we were planning to hold our 2021 AGM on Tuesday 29th June. This was sc...
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6 July 2021Peter Harrison KGCN CBE 29.4.1937 – 18.6.2021. Peter was brought up in Cheshire. He and hi...
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2021 National Champions U18 Girls England Touch
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Home » 2021 National Champions U18 Girls England Touch Published: 25 August 2021 This Article was Written by: Kate Birinder-Ross |
On Sunday 22nd August six of our U18 girls from Old Reigatian RFC entered the National England Touch Rugby Competition representing U18 girls ‘Taipans’ for South East (SETA).
U18 Taipans have only been playing together since beginning June after they were selected at trials in May. The team was composed of players from all over the South East and they have committed to many hours of training during the summer.
They started strong showing their training was paying off with a fantastic win 5-0 v Midland Tigers.
Up next were North West Blades. If anyone was going to test the girls’ skills it was this team but once again the girls came out strong and kept their focus resulting in a brilliant 3-1 win.
The last team Taipans had to defeat were the West Wildcats. From the outset the Taipans were formidable, demonstrating a united team spirit. By the time the final whistle blew they had won 8 – 1.
As this was a round robin competition and had won all three games they had to play North West Blades again in the final. Even though Taipans had won all their games, if they were defeated in the final, the cup wasn’t coming home!
The atmosphere was tense on the sidelines. At half time the score was still 0-0 with both teams showing strong defensive lines. The whole team had to dig deep in the second half and they put on a magnificent performance which resulted in a 3-0 win crowning them.
2021 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS U18 GIRLS ENGLAND TOUCH. The cup definitely came home!!!
I would like to thank SETA Head coach Andy Penniceard, Old Reigatian coach Drew Gibson, U18 Head coach Carl Hassan and Lee Hodges for giving this opportunity for our players to perform at this level. It goes without saying a big thank you for the many hours they have given to the girls and boys to get them competition ready.
Here’s to next year. Please turn up on a Monday evening if anyone would like to play (age 14 +) Touch Rugby. 19.15-21.00 at the club.
From left to right: Laila Hassan, Toni Norman, Lauryn Walter, Olivia Rawlinson, Ella Brady, Florence Kirsten- Foster
