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Top Canterbury Rugby Club News

Phil Petts - Canterbury Rugby Club

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Phil Petts - Canterbury Rugby Club

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of one of CRFC’s old boys, Phil Petts. During the 1980s Phil was a staunch supporter of CRFC, serving on the Committee, Captaining the 3rd XV and playing prop for the 1st XV – a proud occasion for Phil, being part of the 1982/83 winning team in Canterbury’s first floodlight tournament. Rugby remained a lifelong passion for Phil, and on retiring from playing, he went on to support his local Whit Read Article

Summer signings - Canterbury Rugby Club

Rugby · Canterbury

Summer signings - Canterbury Rugby Club

The club has announced six new additions to the senior squad for the 2025/26 season. They include four prop forwards, one second row player and a centre/fly half. The front row recruits are headed by Harry Drane, from Welsh Super League side Pontypool, and he is joined by Dutch Under 20 international Maik Timmerman, Westcombe Park; Lewis Young, Saracens Academy and Carter Oliver, from Brighton. There will be fresh faces also in second row player Read Article

Heroes & Champions - Canterbury Rugby Club

From the first whistle in September to the last tackle of spring, this season has showcased everything that makes Canterbury Rugby Club so special. Across all age groups, formats, and teams—boys, girls, men, women, walking and wheelchair—we’ve seen commitment, talent, and that unmistakable Black & Amber spirit shine through. It’s been a year of hard-earned wins, character-defining moments, and extraordinary efforts both on and off the pitch. ThesRugby · Canterbury Read Article

Premier test for Cornwall ahead of County Championship opener

Camborne and Redruth make up 10 of the starting XV at Sandy ParkRugby See the Story

End of an era, start of something scrum-ptious - Canterbury Rugby Club

For the past 25 years, Ted Phillips—first through Harriet’s Catering, and more recently via Saucy Flo’s—has been the culinary heartbeat of Canterbury Rugby Club. From matchday fry-ups to post-game feasts, Ted has fed generations of players, parents, fans, and friends, all with warmth, humour, and legendary bacon rolls. On May 31st, 2025, Ted will officially hang up his apron, bringing a truly remarkable chapter in club life to a close. His contriRugby · Canterbury Read Article

Four For Eoin As Tom Says Farewell - Canterbury Rugby Club

COLCHESTER 33 CANTERBURY 50 by David Haigh Canterbury’s season ended as it started, with victory over a Colchester side which has failed to survive its first experience of National 2 East rugby. In an entertaining, but messy affair which produced thirteen tries, the city club started well, were rightly punished for making simple errors either side of half time, but then wrestled back control with three tries in the last eleven minutes. The playerRugby · Canterbury Read Article

Around the Ground at the MTG - Canterbury Rugby Club

As the season draws to a close, we find ourselves reflecting on what has been one of the most remarkable campaigns in our club’s proud history. From Minis to Seniors, at every level of the Black & Amber journey, there has been something to celebrate – from hosting county tournaments for the first time, to exacting revenge in hard-fought rematches, and of course, lifting multiple league titles and championship trophies. There’s never been a betterRugby · Canterbury Read Article

Around the Ground at the MTG - Canterbury Rugby Club

Here’s a stat for you to savour: The RFU structure in England comprises a total of approximately 2099 clubs. There are only 5 clubs in the RFU structure to have two teams in the top 284. Canterbury Rugby Football Club is one of the 5. Scores roundup Oxford Harlequins 29 – 66 1st XV: Canterbury delivered a dominant display on the road, running in ten tries in a 66–29 victory over Oxford Harlequins. The win featured hat-tricks for Tyler Oliver and…Rugby · Canterbury Read Article

PILGRIMS ROSE TO CHALLENGE - Canterbury Rugby Club

SATURDAY PREVIEW The Pilgrims were crowned the Counties 1 Kent winners for the second season running. They did this with a week to spare thanks to their win away at Heathfield and Waldron. The big difference this year is that next season, they will be allowed to take promotion and play in Regional 2. This is a fantastic achievement and the Pilgrims have by no means had it all their own way, fighting hard throughout the campaign. I think the challRugby · Canterbury Read Article

Canterbury talent shines as Kent U20s secure opening win - Canterbury Rugby Club

Kent U20s kicked off their Jason Leonard Cup campaign with a hard-fought 28-22 victory over Hertfordshire at Blackheath RFC on Sunday, 30th March. The match not only marked a strong start for Kent but also showcased the exceptional talent being developed at Canterbury Rugby Club, with six of our young players selected for the squad – Owain Collins, Aidan Demery, Max McCormack, Isaac Divine, Bartholomew Johnson, and Brett Smith. At Canterbury RugbRugby · Canterbury Read Article

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