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Match Guide: London Scottish (H)

Make sure you’re ready for another London derby, as we face London Scottish at TFSC this Saturday.

RFU CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 16

Date: Saturday 11th March

Kick-Off: 3pm

Location: Trailfinders Sports Club

Tickets: Available from £16 – click here to purchase

Coverage: Live coverage will be available via our Twitter feed

 

SIX NATIONS SCREENINGS:

We will be showing the Italy v Wales (2:15pm) and England v France (4:45pm) Six Nations matches LIVE on the big screen in the clubhouse.

PLAYER OF THE MATCH SPONSOR:

Thank you to Bread Street Café, Ealing Broadway, our 2022/23 Player of the Match Sponsor. Book your table at Bread Street Café.

CLUB SHOP:

Our club shop, including our 2022/23 replica shirt, will be in operation from 1:30pm and will remain open throughout the game and post-match.

DIGITAL MATCH PROGRAMME:

Our free digital match programme will be published on the Friday before the game. The programme will be available on our website and social media channels. You can also scan the QR code posters at the ground to read for free.

ONE BRAVE TRAILFINDER:

Earlier this year, Ealing Trailfinders Under 15s player Tom Fawcett was diagnosed with cancer. This was a massive shock for Tom, his family and friends, and his Trailfinder teammates. Cancer is often thought of as something that affects older people but that is not always the case. As he continues his fight against the disease, his teammates wanted to do something positive. The Ealing Trailfinders Under 15s are playing in Saturday’s exhibition match against Chess Valley RFC and decided to take this opportunity to raise vital funds for Cancer Research UK, to help fund the research to improve remission rates, and ultimately find a cure for this dreadful disease. 
Please join your fellow Trailfinders by showing your support for Tom and his family. To make a donation click here.

MATCH DAY SCHEDULE:

 

12:15pm: Ealing Trailfinders U15s v Chess Valley U15s

 

1:30pm: Club Shop Open

2:15pm: Italy v Wales LIVE screening

2:55pm: Guard of Honour

3pm: Ealing Trailfinders v London Scottish

Half-Time: Women’s 7s Match (Henley College & Cardinal Newman)

Full-Time: Bread Street Café Player of the Match

4:45pm: England v France LIVE screening

ABOUT THE OPPOSITION:

After a difficult season last year, London Scottish are much improved this campaign. They have had a fresh injection of talent into their ranks, both among the players and coaches, and this is partly due to their strategic partnership with Premiership side Harlequins, which was announced last year.

So far this season, internationals such as Scott Steele and experienced Premiership names like James Chisholm, Aaron Morris and Lennox Anyanwu have all ran out for the Exiles. Despite this extra firepower, they still sit bottom of the table, but have had several near misses, losing to Hartpury by a point and almost causing the ultimate upset by beating Jersey on the Island, had it not been for a last minute penalty sailing just wide.

LAST TIME WE MET:

It was back in late October that Trailfinders travelled to the RAG to face London Scottish. At the time, it was the Scots’ best performance of the season, as they remained in the game throughout with it only being in the last 20 minutes that the West-Londoners pulled clear.

An early penalty try and score from Steven Shingler were both cancelled out by the hosts, before Carlo Tizzano and Barney Maddison secured the bonus point inside the first 40, with the score at half-time being 14-26.

The Exiles then came out the blocks fast after the break, scoring their third of the afternoon and almost taking the lead had it not been for a great scramble defence. However late tries from Rayn Smid, Luke Daniels, Jordan Burns and two from Shaun Malton ensured the 21-57 victory.

FORM GUIDE:

Ealing Trailfinders:

W: Richmond 0-50 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 4th March)

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W: Hartpury 28-38 Ealing Trailfinders (Friday 17th February)

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W: Ealing Trailfinders 71-14 Nottingham (Saturday 11th February)

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London Scottish:

L: Coventry 31-13 London Scottish (Saturday 4th March)

L: London Scottish 31-47 Coventry (Friday 17th February)

L: Doncaster Knights 66-12 London Scottish (Saturday 11th February)

MATCH OFFICIALS

 

Referee: Alex Thomas

 

AR1: Peter Brunt

 

AR2: James Clarke

 

 

 

HOW TO FIND US:

By Road:

From the A40 take the B452 turn-off towards Ealing (actually signposted as Perivale) along the Argyle Road. Pass through a set of traffic lights and across a roundabout. At the second roundabout, (about 0.5km) turn right into Vallis Way. Trailfinders Sports Club entrance is at the end of the road. Click here to view map.

Car parking is available at the ground and costs £5 per vehicle. You can purchase your parking ticket at the gate via card or cash.

By Rail:

You can take a national rail train from Paddington to Ealing Broadway and then hop on a bus (see below). Click here for the latest National Rail updates.

By Tube:

The London Underground will be operating and you can take the Central Line, District Line or Elizabeth Line to Ealing Broadway, and then take a bus, taxi or walk to the ground (approx. 20 minute walk). Alternatively, you can take the Elizabeth line to West Ealing station and then walk to the ground (approx. 15 minutes).

By Bus:

Many buses stop in the vicinity of Trailfinders Sports Club, including the 297, E1, E2, E7, E9 and E10. The nearest bus stop to the ground is ‘Scotch Common’, which is a five minute walk to the club.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT:

For further information or assistance please email us on: info@etprm.com.

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR MATCH DAY AT EALING TRAILFINDERS!

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Match Guide: Hartpury (A) Cup

Make sure you’re ready for our crucial trip to Hartpury on Friday night as we look to secure top spot in the final round of the group stages.

 

RFU CHAMPIONSHIP CUP – ROUND 6

Date: Friday 17th February

Kick-Off: 7.45pm

Location: The Alpas Arena, Hartpury

Tickets: Available from £5 – click here to purchase

Coverage: Live coverage of the game will be available via our Twitter feed

ABOUT THE OPPOSITION:

Hartpury are always a tough team to face, and they are a side that we know well this season, having already faced them three times this year – twice in the league and once in the cup!

The university are known for their incredible production line of talent that goes on to play at the highest level. Among their alumni are British & Irish Lions Louis Rees-Zammit, Jonny Hill and Ross Moriarty; England Internationals Jonny May, Ellis Genge and Dan Robson; and Italian International Sebastian Negri.

LAST TIME WE MET:

It was only a matter of weeks ago that we last travelled to the ALPAS Arena, in a game that almost didn’t happen due to the wintery conditions. With the stadium pitch frozen over, the game was moved to the next-door 4G training pitch to ensure the match could still be played.

Amid dense fog, Trailfinders got the game underway, however it was Hartpury who got the first score after a quarter of an hour. Trailfinders remained calm however and went back to a real strength, the rolling maul. Two Simon Uzokwe scores and a penalty try, all from the maul, was only cancelled out by a solitary Hartpury penalty, meaning the score at half-time was Hartpury 10-21 Ealing Trailfinders.

In the second-half, and as the fog became denser, the opportunities for attacking rugby became even less. The hosts slotted an early penalty, before Carlo Tizzano secured the bonus point score as we ran out 13-26 victors.

FORM GUIDE:

Ealing Trailfinders:

W: Ealing Trailfinders 71-14 (Saturday 17th February)

Click here to watch match highlights.

L: Jersey 28-27 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 4th February)

Click here to watch match highlights.

L: Ealing Trailfinders 19-22 Coventry (Saturday 28th January)

Click here to watch match highlights.

Hartpury:

L: Hartpury 7-47 Jersey Reds (Friday 10th February)

L: Nottingham 24-12 Hartpury (Friday 3rd February)

W: Hartpury 26-14 Richmond (Saturday 28th January)

MATCH OFFICIALS:

Referee: Mike Hudson

AR1: Ryan Collier

AR2: Kevin Williams

POOL STANDINGS (AHEAD OF ROUND 6)

 

The team who tops each pool will qualify for the semi-finals, as well as the best runner-up across the three pools

Pool 1

1. Ealing Trailfinders – 21pts – PD: +126

2. Jersey Reds – 20pts – PD: +89

3. Nottingham – 6pts – PD: -92

4. Hartpury – 6pts – PD: -123

Pool 2

 

1. Doncaster Knights – 20pts – PD: +60

2. Coventry – 16pts – PD: +55

3. Bedford Blues – 10pts – PD: 0

4. London Scottish – 5pts – PD: -115

Pool 3

 

1. (q) Cornish Pirates – 25pts – PD: +143

2. Ampthill – 16pts – PD: +23

3. Richmond – 6pts – PD: -74

4. Caldy – 6pts – PD: -92

 

 

 

 

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Match Programme: Nottingham (H) Cup

Get ready for Saturday’s Championship Cup clash with Nottingham by reading our free programme.

CLICK HERE to read this week’s programme.

Click here to follow our LIVE Twitter coverage.

Inside this week’s programme there is:

– Ben Ward’s Welcome

– Facing Old Friends – Neil Fowkes

– Quick Fire Questions – David Douglas Bridge

– Insight into Nottingham

– Three Players To Watch

The links for every programme will be posted across our social media channels and website each week, as well as scannable QR codes around Trailfinders Sports Club. To visit our match programme hub click here.

Click here to purchase tickets for Saturday’s match (KO 3pm).

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Match Guide: Nottingham – Cup (H)

Read all about this weekend’s match-up and book tickets for an exciting afternoon of Championship Cup action at Trailfinders Sports Club.

EALING TRAILFINDERS v NOTTINGHAM – CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS.

CHAMPIONSHIP CUP – ROUND 5:

Date: Saturday 11th February

Kick-Off: 3pm

Location: Trailfinders Sports Club, W13 0DD

Tickets: Available from £16 – click here to book

Coverage: Live coverage via Twitter

PRE-MATCH LUNCH:

To book our delicious pre-match hospitality (two-course email) click here or email: hospitality@etprm.com.

SIX NATIONS SCREENINGS:

 

We will be showing the Ireland v France (2:15pm) and Scotland v Wales (4:45pm) Six Nations matches LIVE on the big screen in the clubhouse.

 

PLAYER OF THE MATCH SPONSOR:

Thank you to Bread Street Café, Ealing Broadway, our 2022/23 Player of the Match Sponsor. Book your table at Bread Street Café.

CLUB SHOP:

Our club shop, including our 2022/23 replica shirt, will be in operation from 1:30pm and will remain open throughout the game and post-match.

DIGITAL MATCH PROGRAMME:

Our free digital match programme will be published on the Friday before the game. The programme will be available on our website and social media channels. You can also scan the QR code posters at the ground to read for free.

MATCH DAY SCHEDULE:

1:30pm: Club Shop Open

2:15pm: Ireland v France LIVE screening

2:55pm: Guard of Honour

3pm: Ealing Trailfinders v Nottingham

Half-Time: Ealing Trailfinders Cheerleading Performance

Full-Time: Bread Street Café Player of the Match

4:45pm: Scotland v Wales LIVE screening

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE OPPOSITION:

Nottingham have had a tough start to 2023, but although they may have not always got the results they would have wanted, the performances have certainly been there.

The opening game of the year saw a valiant display down in Penzance as Cornish Pirates were able to grind out a 17-6 victory. They then faced the in-form Caldy, who won an exciting 17-29 affair before they travelled to Doncaster and faced a resurgent Knights side. With ten minutes left to play, the Archers were only five points down, but a late penalty followed by an intercept try saw the hosts win it 32-17.

After a difficult January, last weekend’s return of the Championship Cup couldn’t come soon enough for Nottingham as they faced Hartpury at the Bay. For a team known for their attack, their performance was built around their strong defence, as they ground down the visitors before David Williams was set loose for his hat-trick as they ran out 24-12 victors.

LAST TIME WE MET:

Our last trip against the Archers came in this competition in mid-November as we travelled to the Bay and only just emerged with the result.

The hosts came out of the blocks fast as Morgan Bunting and David Williams helped them race to a 12-0 lead. In a game that was not as slick as Trailfinders had become used to, they went back to one of their real strengths, the rolling maul. Simon Uzokwe was able to bundle over on the back of one in the first 40, before Carlo Tizzano claimed a brace, also on the back of the maul, in the second half.

Nottingham levelled the scores up at 19-19 through Jordan Olowofela, but a try from Jan-Henning Campher with 10 minutes to go was enough to close out a tight 19-26 victory.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward said: “Sometimes you just have to find a way to win and today was one of those occasions. Credit has to go to Nottingham for putting us under so much pressure, but I’m pleased to be coming away with all five points.”

FORM GUIDE:

Ealing Trailfinders:

L: Jersey 28-27 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 4th February)

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L: Ealing Trailfinders 19-22 Coventry (Saturday 28th January)

Click here to watch match highlights.

W: Hartpury 13-26 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 21st January)

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Nottingham:

W: Nottingham 24-12 Hartpury (Friday 3rd February)

L: Doncaster Knights 32-17 Nottingham (Saturday 28th January)

L: Nottingham 17-29 Caldy (Friday 20th January)

MATCH OFFICIALS:

Referee: Charlie Gayther

AR1: Simon Harding

AR2: Mike Woods

HOW TO FIND US:

By Road:

From the A40 take the B452 turn-off towards Ealing (actually signposted as Perivale) along the Argyle Road. Pass through a set of traffic lights and across a roundabout. At the second roundabout, (about 0.5km) turn right into Vallis Way. Trailfinders Sports Club entrance is at the end of the road. Click here to view map.

Car parking is available at the ground and costs £5 per vehicle. You can purchase your parking ticket at the gate via card or cash.

By Rail:

You can take a national rail train from Paddington to Ealing Broadway and then hop on a bus (see below). Click here for the latest National Rail updates.

By Tube:

The London Underground will be operating and you can take the Central Line, District Line or Elizabeth Line to Ealing Broadway, and then take a bus, taxi or walk to the ground (approx. 20 minute walk). Alternatively, you can take the Elizabeth line to West Ealing station and then walk to the ground (approx. 15 minutes).

By Bus:

Many buses stop in the vicinity of Trailfinders Sports Club, including the 297, E1, E2, E7, E9 and E10. The nearest bus stop to the ground is ‘Scotch Common’, which is a five minute walk to the club.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT:

For further information or assistance please email us on: info@etprm.com.

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR MATCH DAY AT EALING TRAILFINDERS!

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Match Guide: Jersey Reds – Cup (A)

Make sure you’re ready for our trip to Jersey this weekend, as we face the Reds in this potential Pool 1 Cup decider.

JERSEY REDS V EALING TRAILFINDERS – CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS.

RFU CHAMPIONSHIP CUP- ROUND 4:

Date: Saturday 4th February

Kick-Off: 2pm

Location: Stade Santander International, Jersey

Tickets: Available from £15 – click here to purchase tickets.

Coverage: Live coverage will be available via our Twitter feed.

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE OPPOSITION:

Jersey Reds got their Championship Cup campaign of to the best possible start after two strong performances against Nottingham and Hartpury.

Visiting The Bay is tough for any opposition, which makes their 12-38 victory even more impressive! They then returned home to Stade Santander International and ran out comfortable 55-24 victors to make them 2/2.

The final Cup game of the first block came at Trailfinders Sport Club, as the two only undefeated Championship teams locked horns. It was a physical, hard-fought battle which saw Trailfinders eventually edge it 22-13.

Jersey however, put this one defeat behind them and kicked on in the league, keeping up their 100% record all the way up until Christmas Eve when they travelled to TFSC again.

After some weeks off, they started 2023 with an impressive comeback performance away at Coventry, coming back from 19-5 down with seven minutes to go, to draw 19-19. They used this momentum to gain maximum points in the last two league games to close the gap on Trailfinders at the top of the table.

Both Jersey and Trailfinders have strong chances of progressing in the Cup, with there being one ‘best runner-up’ spot, but the winner on Saturday will see themselves in pole position to top Pool 1.

LAST TIME WE MET:

It was just over a month ago that we faced Jersey Reds, as they travelled to TFSC on Christmas Eve. Both sides arrived there unbeaten in the league ahead of this festive blockbuster and it was Reuben Bird-Tulloch who got the hosts off to the perfect start.

Jersey responded immediately to make it 7-5, before almost heading in front from an intercept, but Jonah Holmes did superbly well to hunt down Brendan Owen and tackle him 15 metres before the line. With this momentum, Cian Kelleher was able to score Trailfinders’ second, before Craig Hampson added a third just after the half-hour mark. James Dun was able to dot down just before the break for the visitors to make it 19-12 at half-time.

The second 40 saw the Reds come out of the blocks quickly, but they were unable to capitalise. Then, with their first attack of the half, Hampson sold the most outrageous dummy from close range to grab his brace.

A Craig Willis penalty was then diffused by a third Jersey try, before Hampson put Ross Kane in for his first ever try in professional rugby.

With the game heading for the end, Jersey grabbed their bonus point score, but it was Willis who had the last say as he was bundled over in the final moments before converting his own score, making it Ealing Trailfinders 43-22 Jersey Reds.

FORM GUIDE:

Jersey Reds:

W: Cornish Pirates 25-34 Jersey Reds (Saturday 28th January)

W: Jersey Reds 24-22 London Scottish (Saturday 21st January)

D: Coventry 19-19 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 14th January)

Ealing Trailfinders:

L: Ealing Trailfinders 19-22 Coventry (Saturday 28th January)

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W: Hartpury 13-26 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 21st January)

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W: Ealing Trailfinders 35-24 Ampthill (Saturday 14th January)

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Match Programme: Coventry (H)

Get ready for Saturday’s Championship blockbuster with Coventry by reading our free programme.

CLICK HERE to read this week’s programme.

Click here to follow our LIVE Twitter coverage.

Inside this week’s programme there is:

– Ben Ward’s Welcome

– New Beginnings – Nathan Earle

– Quick Fire Questions – Simon Linsell

– Insight into Coventry

– Three Players To Watch

The links for every programme will be posted across our social media channels and website each week, as well as scannable QR codes around Trailfinders Sports Club. To visit our match programme hub click here.

Click here to purchase tickets for Saturday’s match (KO 3pm).

 

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Match Guide: Coventry (H)

Ealing Trailfinders have named another strong squad to take on the in-form Coventry at Trailfinders Sports Club.

Third placed Coventry come into the game off the back of an impressive 19-19 draw against Jersey Reds two weeks ago.

In the Trailfinders’ forward pack, there is only one change from last weekend’s victory away at Hartpury, with the league’s top try-scorer Carlo Tizzano replacing Simon Uzokwe, who will look to make a powerful impact from the bench.

This means that James Gibbons, Shaun Malton and Lewis Thiede all combine again in the front-row after the scrum performed so well in the West-Country.

Simon Linsell continues to skipper the team from second-row and will partner Bobby De Wee in the engine room, while Tizzano joins Rob Farrar and Will Montgomery in the back-row.

Craig Hampson and Craig Willis continue at half-back, while Steven Shingler comes in at inside-centre after impressing off the bench last weekend. He will form a strong partnership with the reliable Max Bodilly.

In the back-three, recent arrival Nathan Earle will will be joined by wing Luke Daniels and fullback Jonah Holmes.

Among the replacements, Danny Cutmore and Jordan Burns will look to make a strong impact, while David Douglas Bridge is in line to make his first-team debut.

If you haven’t yet got your tickets for this top of the table clash, click here to purchase. Live coverage will be available throughout the afternoon via Twitter and Instagram.

Ealing Trailfinders team to face Coventry:

 

15. Jonah Holmes

14. Nathan Earle

13. Max Bodilly

12. Steven Shingler

11. Luke Daniels

10. Craig Willis

9. Craig Hampson

1. James Gibbons

2. Shaun Malton

3. Lewis Thiede

4. Bobby De Wee

5. Simon Linsell (C)

6. Rob Farrar

7. Carlo Tizzano

8. Will Montgomery

Replacements:

 

16. Jan-Henning Campher

17. Kyle Whyte

18. Jimmy Roots

19. Danny Cutmore

20. Simon Uzokwe

21. Jordan Burns

22. Reuben Bird-Tulloch

23. David Douglas Bridge (Debut)

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Match Guide: Hartpury (A)

Get ready for our trip to the West-Country this weekend as we face Hartpury on Saturday.

RFU CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 12

Date: Saturday 21st January

Kick-Off: 2.30pm

Location: The Alpas Arena, Hartpury

Tickets: Available from £15 – click here to purchase

Coverage: Live coverage of the game will be available via our Twitter feed

ABOUT THE OPPOSITION:

Hartpury are always a tough team to face, and they are a side that we know well this season, having already faced them twice – once in the league and once in the cup!

The university are known for their incredible production line of talent that goes on to play at the highest level. Among their alumni are British & Irish Lions Louis Rees-Zammit, Jonny Hill and Ross Moriarty; England Internationals Jonny May, Ellis Genge and Dan Robson; and Italian International Sebastian Negri.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

Hartpury are the form team within the league, having not lost in the Championship since the end of October!

They are currently on a five-game winning streak, having recorded victories over Ampthill and London Scottish on the road and impressively beating Cornish Pirates, Coventry and Doncaster Knights.

They are dangerous side who are as strong in the forward pack as they are in the backline and, given their strong links to Bristol Bears and Gloucester Rugby, are always tricky opponents.

FORM GUIDE:

Hartpury:

W: Doncaster Knights 10-25 Hartpury (Saturday 14th January)

W: London Scottish 19-20 Hartpury (Saturday 7th January)

W: Hartpury 22-16 Cornish Pirates (Friday 23rd December)

Ealing Trailfinders:

W: Ealing Trailfinders 35-24 Ampthill (Saturday 14th January)

Click here to watch match highlights.

L: Caldy 26-24 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 7th January)

Click here to watch match highlights.

W: Ealing Trailfinders 43-22 Jersey Reds (Saturday 24th December)

Click here to watch match highlights.

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Match Programme: Ampthill (H)

Get ready for Saturday’s Championship clash with Ampthill by reading our free match programme!

CLICK HERE to read this week’s programme.

Click here to follow our LIVE Twitter coverage.

Inside this week’s programme there is:

– Ben Ward’s Welcome

– Inside The Life Of A Coach – Kieran Campbell

– Quick Fire Questions – Max Bodilly

– Insight into Ampthill

– Three Players To Watch

The links for every programme will be posted across our social media channels and website each week, as well as scannable QR codes around Trailfinders Sports Club. To visit our match programme hub click here.

Click here to purchase £10 tickets for Saturday’s match (KO 3pm).

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Match Guide: Caldy (A)

We travel to Caldy this Saturday for our rearranged Round 10 Championship fixture.

RFU CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 10 (REARRANGED)

Date: Saturday 7th January

Kick-Off: 2pm

Location: Paton Field, Caldy

Tickets: Available from £10 – click here to purchase

Coverage: Live coverage of the game will be available via our Twitter feed and website

ABOUT THE OPPOSITION:

Originally founded in 1924 for former pupils of Calday Grange School, the club quickly progressed, much through the help of the club’s benefactor Sir Alfred Paton. In 1928, Paton gifted the club Thurstaston Hill, the land where the club still play and the original pavilion that was built almost 100 years ago, is still the core of the current clubhouse today.

In 1967, the club levelled up the slope outside the clubhouse to ensure a first-class 1st XV pitch despite the, at the time, £7,000 price tag. They joined the Giro bank North West league a year later, which was a forerunner to the National Leagues. They had mixed success up until 1996 when the Ravers decided to take a more professional approach to their team. Since then the club have won five league titles and were runners-up twice before being promoted to National 2 West in 2007. A decade later they went on a 28 game unbeaten run as they moved into National 1.

Last season, the title race went down to the wire and in the penultimate game, Caldy hosted local rivals Sale FC, both knowing a win would put them in pole position to go up. In front of a crowd of over 3,000, Caldy ran out 13-9 victors and secured their place in the Championship for the first time in their history.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

After being one of the unknown quantities coming into the league, Caldy have quickly become one of the trickiest sides to beat. Every single side who has travelled to Paton Field this year have struggled to deal with the conditions and vocal home crowd.

Close early losses against Hartpury, Nottingham and Ampthill and an impressive away win at Richmond put the new boys on the right path at the start of the season. As they moved into November, the Ravers looked to be losing their way somewhat, but a win against Ampthill in the cup helped put them back on track. When the league restarted, they became London Scottish’s first victims in the league as they lost 19-10 at the Athletic Ground, but they bounced back instantly, with a narrow 15-14 win over Cornish Pirates in tricky conditions in December. On Boxing Day they travelled to Doncaster where they suffered a disappointing 52-14 defeat.

FORM GUIDE:

Caldy:

 

L: Doncaster Knights 52-14 Caldy (Monday 26th December)

 

W: Caldy 15-14 Cornish Pirates (Saturday 10th December)

L: London Scottish 19-10 Caldy (Saturday 3rd December)

L: Richmond 40-15 Caldy (Friday 18th November)

Ealing Trailfinders:

W: Ealing Trailfinders 43-22 Jersey Reds (Saturday 24th December)

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W: Ealing Trailfinders 42-17 Bedford Blues (Saturday 10th December)

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W: Cornish Pirates 12-25 Ealing Trailfinders (Saturday 3rd December)

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W: Ealing Trailfinders 22-13 Jersey Reds (Saturday 19th November)

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