Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Richmond in Round Three of the Champ this Friday night

Director of Rugby Ben Ward has made eleven changes to the starting XV ahead of Round Three against Richmond.

Josh Taylor comes into the back row and is named as skipper. Alongside him in the back row is Vice Club Captain Jordy Reid. After scoring an electric try against Chinnor last weekend when he came off the bench, Will Montgomery starts at eight.

Patrick Campbell makes his Club debut at fullback, linking up in the back line with Club Captain Angus Kernohan, and Deago Bailey who scored on his debut last weeked.

In the front row, Lefty Zigiriadis, Matt Cornish, and George Davis all start.

Packing out the engine room is David Bridge who retains his place from the last two rounds. Sean Lonsdale comes in at lock alongside Bridge after featuring in the Round One win over Bedford.

Craig Hampson and Rory Scannell line up alongside each other at scrum-half and fly-half respectively.

Francis Moore starts at inside centre after coming off the bench against Chinnor. Geordie Gwynn starts at thirteen.

Scott Buckley, Matas Jurevicius, and George Worboys are included on the bench as part of a 6-2 split.

Kick-off is at 19:45 Friday 17 October at Richmond Athletic Ground.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Patrick Campbell

14. Angus Kernohan

13. Geordie Gwynn

12. Francis Moore

11. Deago Bailey

10. Rory Scannell

9. Craig Hampson

1. Lefty Zigiriadis

2. Matt Cornish

3. George Davis

4. David Bridge

5. Sean Lonsdale

6. Josh Taylor (c)

7. Jordy Reid

8. Will Montgomery

Replacements:

16. Scott Buckley

17. Kyle Whyte

18. Adam Nicol

19. Matas Jurevicius

20. Rob Farrar

21. Kyle Hatherell

22. Sam Edwards

23. George Worboys

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Chinnor in Round Two of the Champ this Saturday.

Conor Oliver captains Trailfinders after leading the side to a seven-try victory over Bedford last weekend.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward has made eight changes to the starting XV.

Deago Bailey makes his Club debut on the wing, linking up in the back line with Tobi Wilson and Tom Collins.

In the front row, Kyle White, Scott Buckley, and Adam Nicol start after coming off the bench last week.

Packing out the engine room is David Bridge who retains his place from Round One. Danny Cutmore comes in at lock alongside Bridge.

In the back row, Vice Club Captain Jordy Reid starts at blindside flanker, with skipper Oliver on the openside. Hatherell starts at eight.

Craig Hampson and Dan Jones line up alongside each other at scrum-half and fly-half respectively in an unchanged pairing from last weekend’s win.

Reuben Bird-Tulloch moves into outside centre for his first appearance of the season. Jordan Holgate retains his place at inside centre.

Francis Moore is included on the bench as part of a 5-3 split.

Kick-off is at 15:00 on Saturday 11 October at Trailfinders Sports Club.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Tobi Wilson

14. Deago Bailey

13. Reuben Bird-Tulloch

12. Jordan Holgate

11. Tom Collins

10. Dan Jones

9. Craig Hampson

1. Kyle Whyte

2. Scott Buckley

3. Adam Nicol

4. David Bridge

5. Danny Cutmore

6. Jordy Reid

7. Conor Oliver (C)

8. Kyle Hatherell

Replacements:

16. Matt Cornish

17. James Kenny

18. George Davis

19. George Shaw

20. Will Montogomery

21. Sam Edwards

22. Rory Scannell

23. Francis Moore

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Bedford in Round One of the Champ this Saturday.

Conor Oliver is set to captain the side at Goldington Road in his debut performance in the Champ.

Matt Cornish starts at hooker, with Lefty Zigiriadis and George Davis packing down either side of him.

Craig Hampson and Dan Jones line up alongside each other at scrum-half and fly-half respectively.

David Bridge moves into the second row alongside Sean Lonsdale, who both featured in last week’s pre-season fixture against Hartpury.

Tom Collins, Angus Kernohan and Tobi Wilson make up the back three.

After captaining Trailfinders to victory last week, Jordy Reid is on the bench in a 6-2 split. Also on the bench is Kyle Hatherell, Sam Edwards and Rory Scannell who are set to make their first competitive appearances for Trailfinders.

Kick-off is at 16:00 on Saturday 4 October at Goldington Road.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Tobi Wilson

14. Angus Kernohan

13. Geordie Gwynn

12. Jordan Holgate

11. Tom Collins

10. Dan Jones

9. Craig Hampson

1. Lefty Zigiriadis

2. Matt Cornish

3. George Davis

4. David Bridge

5. Sean Lonsdale

6. Rob Farrar

7. Conor Oliver (C)

8. Will Montgomery

Replacements:

16. Scott Buckley

17. Kyle Whyte

18. Adam Nicol

19. Danny Cutmore

20. Kyle Hatherell

21. Jordy Reid

22. Sam Edwards

23. Rory Scannell

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Hartpury on Friday.

Jordy Reid is set to captain the side at 4ED Hartpury Stadium in his first run out of the season.

Scott Buckley starts at hooker, with Lefty Zigiriadis and George Davis packing down either side of him.

Craig Hampson and Dan Jones line up alongside each other at scrum-half and fly-half respectively.

Josh Caulfield and Sean Lonsdale feature in the engine room after retaining their places in the second row from last weekend’s fixture against Edinburgh.

Tom Collins, Angus Kernohan and Michael Dykes make up the back three.

There are 12 players on the replacements list, including Kyle Hatherell, Will Parry and Bobby de Wee.

Kick-off is at 19:30 on Friday 26th September at 4ED Hartpury Stadium.

Starting XV:

15. Michael Dykes

14. Angus Kernohan

13. Geordie Gwynn

12. Jordan Holgate

11. Tom Collins

10. Dan Jones

9. Craig Hampson

1. Lefty Zigiriadis

2. Scott Buckley

3. George Davis

4. Josh Caulfield

5. Sean Lonsdale

6. Rob Farrar

7. Jordy Reid (c)

8. David Bridge

Replacements:

Matt Cornish

Kyle Whyte

Adam Nicol

Bobby de Wee

Danny Cutmore

Conor Oliver

Kyle Hatherell

James Kenny

Harry Thompson

Michael Stronge

George Worboys

Will Parry

Tobi Wilson

Tobi Cousins ​

Trailfinders Women name their lineup to play Exeter Chiefs in the PWR Cup.

Head Coach Barney Maddison makes three changes to the starting XV that played Harlequins a fortnight ago.

Emma Taylor and Brooke Bradley remain as co-captains for Saturday’s Round Three clash.

Charlie Holland and Annabel Meta keep their places in the back row, with Haidee Head coming back into the side.

Ella Amory and Vicky Laflin move from the replacements to start at fly-half and fullback, respectively.

Cana Williams, Niamh Swailes and Cassandra Tuffnail all keep their places in the front row. Cara Brincat partners Taylor in the second row.

Niamh Gallagher shifts into the centres alongside Jess Cooksey. Rosie Inman and Grace White remain unchanged on the wings.

Trailfinders Rugby Academy players Hayley Jones, Isla Pomroy, Scarlet Down, Sophie Molton and Immy Wilcox are amongst the replacements.

Kick-off is at 13:00 on Saturday 20th September at Sandy Park.

Starting XV:

15. Vicky Laflin

14. Grace White

13. Niamh Gallagher

12. Jess Cooksey

11. Rosie Inman

10. Ella Amory

9. Brooke Bradley (cc)

1.  Cana Williams

2. Niamh Swailes

3. Cassandra Tuffnail

4. Emma Taylor (cc)

5. Cara Brincat

6. Charlie Holland

7. Annabel Meta

8. Haidee Head

Replacements:

16. Hayley Jones

17. Miça Evans

18. Isla Pomroy

19. Amelia Buckland-Hurry

20. Scarlet Down

21. Sophie Molton

22. Immy Wilcox

23. Ellie Lennon

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play preseason fixture against Chinnor.

Scott Buckley will lead the side from hooker in the first runout of the season. Elliot Chilvers and Adam Nicol pack down either side of him in the front row.

Matas Jurevicius and George Shaw are set to start in the second row.

Kyle Hatherell will pull on the Trailfinders jersey for the first time, starting at number eight. Jamie Carr and Siya Ningiza complete the back row.

Michael Stronge and George Worboys occupy the halfback positions.

The same centre partnership that finished last season, Geordie Gwynn and Francis Moore, will combine once again on Friday.

There’s a fresh look to the back three with new signings Toby Cousins and Deago Bailey on the wings. and Patrick Campbell is at fullback.

Summer recruits Gabriel Mann, Sam Edwards and Richie Simpson are amongst the replacements.

Kick-off is at 19:45 on Friday 12th September at Chinnor RFC.

Starting XV:

15. Patrick Campbell

14. Deago Bailey

13. Geordie Gwynn

12. Francis Moore

11. Toby Cousins

10. George Worboys

9. Michael Stronge

1. Elliot Chilvers

2. Scott Buckley (c)

3. Adam Nicol

4. Matas Jurevicius

5. George Shaw

6. Jamie Carr

7. Siya Ningiza

8. Kyle Hatherell

Replacements:

16. Matt Cornish

17. James Kenny

18. Kyle Whyte

19. Geordie Irvine

20. Gabriel Mann

21. Sam Edwards

22. Richie Simpson

23. Michael Dykes

24. Rob Farrar

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to take on Doncaster Knights at Castle Park as the Championship returns this weekend.

There are five changes to the starting XV that played Exeter Chiefs in the Premiership Cup a fortnight ago.

Lefty Zigiriadis retains his position in the front row. He is joined by Mike Willemse who captains the side, and Biyi Alo completes the front row.

Sean Lonsdale returns in the engine room to partner Bobby De Wee. 

Ollie Newman moves from the bench to start in the back row. The ever-present Rob Farrar keeps his position and David Bridge is at number eight. 

Craig Hampson starts at scrum-half and he is joined by Craig Willis at fly-half.

The centre partnership remains unchanged with Francis Moore starting alongside Reuben Bird-Tulloch.

Finally, the back three is unchanged, Tom Collins and Angus Kernohan start on the wings with Tobi Wilson at fullback.

Ealing Trailfinders to face Doncaster Knights:

  1. Lefty Zigiriadis
  2. Mike Willemse (c)
  3. Biyi Alo
  4. Bobby De Wee
  5. Sean Lonsdale
  6. Rob Farrar
  7. Ollie Newman
  8. David Bridge
  9. Craig Hampson
  10. Craig Willis
  11. Tom Collins
  12. Francis Moore
  13. Reuben Bird-Tulloch
  14. Angus Kernohan
  15. Tobi Wilson
  16. Scott Buckley
  17. Elliot Chilvers
  18. Adam Nicol
  19. Matas Jurevicius
  20. Jordy Reid
  21. Lloyd Williams
  22. George Worboys
  23. Michael Dykes

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to take on Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park in the Semi-Final of the Premiership Rugby Cup.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward makes just three changes to the starting XV that beat Northampton Saints last weekend.

Matt Cornish starts at hooker, with Lefty Zigiriadis and George Davis retaining their places in the front row.

Danny Cutmore starts this week, and joins Bobby De Wee in the second row.

Rob Farrar captains the side. He packs down with Jordy Reid and David Bridge in an unchanged back row.

George Worboys is set to make his first start for the club. The ever present Craig Hampson is his halfback partner.

The centre pairing remains the same after a good showing last week, Francis Moore lines up with Reuben Bird-Tulloch.

The back three all keep their positions, Tom Collins and Angus Kernohan on the wings, with Tobi Wilson at fullback.

Scott Buckley and Craig Willis both come into the 23 and are amongst the replacements.

Ealing Trailfinders to face Exeter Chiefs:

  1. Lefty Zigiriadis
  2. Matt Cornish
  3. George Davis
  4. Bobby De Wee
  5. Danny Cutmore
  6. Rob Farrar
  7. Jordy Reid
  8. David Bridge
  9. Craig Hampson
  10. George Worboys
  11. Tom Collins
  12. Francis Moore
  13. Reuben Bird-Tulloch
  14. Angus Kernohan
  15. Tobi Wilson
  16. Scott Buckley
  17. Kyle Whyte
  18. Biyi Alo
  19. Sean Lonsdale
  20. Ollie Newman
  21. Lloyd Williams
  22. Craig Willis
  23. Michael Dykes

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to take on Northampton Saints at Franklin’s Gardens in the Quarter-Final of the Premiership Rugby Cup.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward makes just two changes to the starting XV that beat London Scottish in the last round of the pool stages.

Lefty Zigiriadis comes into the side, he is joined by captain Mike Willemse and George Davis in the front row.

Sean Lonsdale joins Bobby De Wee in the engine room.

Rob Farrar and Jordy Reid retain their places. David Bridge completes the back row.

The half-back pairing of Craig Hampson and Dan Jones remains unchanged.

The agile centre partnership consists of Francis Moore and Reuben Bird-Tulloch.

Tom Collins, who made 145 appearances for Northampton, starts on the left-wing.  Angus Kernohan and Tobi Wilson complete an electric back three.

Ealing Trailfinders to face Northampton Saints:

  1. Lefty Zigiriadis
  2. Mike Willemse (c)
  3. George Davis
  4. Bobby De Wee
  5. Sean Lonsdale
  6. Rob Farrar
  7. Jordy Reid
  8. David Bridge
  9. Craig Hampson
  10. Dan Jones
  11. Tom Collins
  12. Francis Moore
  13. Reuben Bird-Tulloch
  14. Angus Kernohan
  15. Tobi Wilson
  16. Matt Cornish
  17. Kyle Whyte
  18. Biyi Alo
  19. Danny Cutmore
  20. Ollie Newman
  21. Lloyd Williams
  22. George Worboys
  23. Michael Dykes

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to take on London Scottish in Round Six of the Premiership Rugby Cup.

There are just three changes to the starting XV that played Harlequins last Saturday.

James Kenny comes in at looshead, he is joined by captain Mike Willemse and George Davis in the front row.

Sean Lonsdale returns to join Bobby De Wee in the engine room, with Rob Farrar, Jordy Reid and Will Montgomery retaining their places in back row.

Craig Hampson moves from the bench to start, and Dan Jones keeps his place at fly-half.

The centre partnership remains unchanged with Francis Moore starting alongside Reuben Bird-Tulloch in midfield.

Finally, Tom Collins returns to the side, Angus Kernohan is on the opposite win and Tobi Wilson keeps his place at fullback.

Among the replacements, Scott Buckley is line to make his debut from the bench.

Ealing Trailfinders to face London Scottish:

  1. James Kenny
  2. Mike Willemse (c)
  3. George Davis
  4. Bobby De Wee
  5. Sean Lonsdale
  6. Rob Farrar
  7. Jordy Reid
  8. Will Montgomery
  9. Craig Hampson
  10. Dan Jones
  11. Tom Collins
  12. Francis Moore
  13. Reuben Bird-Tulloch
  14. Angus Kernohan
  15. Tobi Wilson
  16. Scott Buckley
  17. Elliot Chilvers
  18. Kabous Bezuidenhout
  19. Danny Cutmore
  20. David Bridge
  21. Michael Stronge
  22. Craig Willis
  23. Dan O’Brien

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