Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play London Scottish in Round Eight of the Champ.

Biyi Alo returns to the field for the first time this season at tighthead prop. Alongside him in the front row is centurion Kyle Whyte at loosehead and Matt Cornish at hooker.

Jordy Reid retains his place as skipper after Ealing Trailfinders defeated Doncaster Knights at Trailfinders Sports Club a fortnight ago.

In the engine room, Bobby de Wee retains his place from Round Seven. Matas Jurevicius lines up alongside him.

Alongside Reid in the back row is Kyle Hatherell at blindside flanker. Will Montgomery stays at number eight in an unchanged back row after the win against Doncaster.

Craig Hampson and Dan Jones start in the halfbacks. Rory Scannell starts at inside centre with Reuben Bird-Tulloch on the outside.

On the wings are Patrick Campbell and Francis Moore. Tobi Wilson starts at fullback.

Geordie Irvine makes his season debut for the Club on the bench. Josh Taylor and Geordie Gwynn return to the matchday squad after being called up for international duty as part of the Emerging Scotland squad. Ben Ward names a 5-3 split on the bench.

Kick-off is at 15:00 Sunday 29 November at Richmond Athletic Ground.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Tobi Wilson

14. Francis Moore

13. Reuben Bird-Tulloch

12. Rory Scannell

11. Patrick Campbell

10. Dan Jones

9. Craig Hampson

1. Kyle Whyte

2. Matt Cornish

3. Biyi Alo

4. Bobby De Wee

5. Matas Jurevicius

6. Kyle Hatherell

7. Jordy Reid (C)

8. Will Montgomery

Replacements:

16. Scott Buckley

17. Lefty Zigiriadis

18. George Davis

19. Geordie Irvine

20. Josh Taylor

21. Michael Stronge

22. Jordan Holgate

23. Geordie Gwynn

Barney Maddison names his side for Restart Week in the PWR as Trailfinders host Saracens

Head Coach Barney Maddison has named his squad ahead of Round Five of the PWR in a top four clash. He names two changes to the squad after Trailfinders’ most recent win over Bristol Bears.

Kate Zackary leads the side for the fourth time this season.

An unchanged front row sees Alivia Leatherman, Georgia Ponsonby, and Maya Montiel start.

In the engine room, Irish international Grace Moore is accompanied by Black Fern Alana Borland.

At blindside flanker is Scotland’s most-capped captain Rachel Malcolm with Zackary on the openside. Red Rose Abi Burton is at eight.

Ella Amory and Claire Gallagher remain as the starting halfback pairing.

Carys Cox starts at inside centre with Meg Jones at outside centre.

Francesca McGhie and Grace White start on the wings with Julia Schell at fullback.

Cristina Blanco and Isla Norman-Bell both feature on the bench in a 5-3 split as the two changes to the matchday squad.

Kick-off is at 15:00 on Saturday 29 November at Trailfinders Sports Club.

Watch live on YouTube.

Starting XV 

15. Julia Schell

14. Grace White

13. Meg Jones

12. Carys Cox

11. Francesca McGhie

10. Claire Gallagher

9. Ella Amory

1. Alivia Leatherman

2. Georgia Ponsonby

3. Maya Montiel

4. Grace Moore

5. Alana Borland

6. Rachel Malcolm

7. Kate Zackary (C)

8. Abi Burton

Replacements:

16. Cristina Blanco

17. Cana Williams

18. Miça Evans

19. Emma Taylor

20. Haidee Head

21. Brooke Bradley

22. Isla Norman-Bell

23. Rosie Inman

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Doncaster Knights in Round Seven of the Champ.

Jordy Reid returns as skipper this weekend for Ealing Trailfinders’ third home game of the season.

After being capped as the ninth centurion for the Club last weekend, Kyle Whyte returns to loosehead after providing cover at tighthead in recent matches. Alongside him in the front row is Matt Cornish and Adam Nicol.

Bobby de Wee retains his place in the engine room. Danny Cutmore returns to the second row this weekend.

Alongside Reid in the back row is Kyle Hatherell at blindside flanker. Will Montgomery comes in at number eight.

An unchanged halfback pairing after last weekend’s eleven try win over Ampthill sees Craig Hampson and Dan Jones retain their places at scrum-half and fly-half respectively.

Jordan Holgate returns to inside centre with Francis Moore on the outside.

Tom Collins and Patrick Campbell are on the wings with Tobi Wilson at fullback.

Ben Ward names a 5-3 split bench.

Kick-off is at 15:00 Sunday 16 November at Trailfinders Sports Club.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Tobi Wilson

14. Patrick Campbell

13. Francis Moore

12. Jordan Holgate

11. Tom Collins

10. Dan Jones

9. Craig Hampson

1. Kyle Whyte

2. Matt Cornish

3. Adam Nicol

4. Bobby De Wee

5. Danny Cutmore

6. Kyle Hatherell

7. Jordy Reid (C)

8. Will Montgomery

Replacements:

16. Scott Buckley

17. Lefty Zigiriadis

18. George Davis

19. Sean Lonsdale

20. Rob Farrar

21. Michael Stronge

22. Rory Scannell

23. Reuben Bird-Tulloch

Barney Maddison names an unchanged squad ahead of Bristol Bears clash. 

Head Coach Barney Maddison has named his squad ahead of Round Four of the PWR. There are no changes in the squad after last weekend’s win over Sale Sharks.

Kate Zackary leads the side after last weekend’s ten try win. She is part of a forward pack including eight internationals.

In the front row, Alivia Leatherman, Georgia Ponsonby, and Maya Montiel all start.

In the engine room, Irish international Grace Moore is accompanied by Black Fern Alana Borland.

At blindside flanker is Scotland’s most-capped captain Rachel Malcolm with Zackary on the openside. Abi Burton is at eight.

Ella Amory and Claire Gallagher remain as the starting halfback pairing.

Carys Cox starts at inside centre with Meg Jones at outside centre.

Francesca McGhie and Grace White start on the wings with Julia Schell at fullback.

Haidee Head, Brooke Bradley, and Niamh Gallagher all feature on the bench in a 5-3 split.

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

Watch live on BBC iPlayer.

Starting XV 

15. Julia Schell

14. Grace White

13. Meg Jones

12. Carys Cox

11. Francesca McGhie

10. Claire Gallagher

9. Ella Amory

1. Alivia Leatherman

2. Georgia Ponsonby

3. Maya Montiel

4. Grace Moore

5. Alana Borland

6. Rachel Malcolm

7. Kate Zackary (C)

8. Abi Burton

Replacements:

16. Niamh Swailes

17. Cana Williams

18. Miça Evans

19. Emma Taylor

20. Haidee Head

21. Brooke Bradley

22. Niamh Gallagher

23. Rosie Inman

 

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Ampthill in Round Six of the Champ.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward has made eleven changes to the matchday squad ahead of Round Six against Ampthill.

Kyle Whyte will become a centurion this weekend, achieving his 100th cap for Ealing Trailfinders.

Josh Taylor retains his position as skipper after captaining Trailfinders to a win in Round Five against Hartpury last weekend.

Siya Ningiza gets his first start of the season in the back row alongside Taylor. David Bridge returns to the squad but shifts from the second row to the back row.

In the front row, James Kenny gets his first start at loosehead prop this season. Alongside him in the front row is Matt Cornish and Kyle Whyte.

In the engine room are Bobby de Wee and Sean Lonsdale.

Craig Hampson returns to scrum-half alongside Dan Jones at ten who retains his place in the squad.

Rory Scannell gets his first start at inside centre this season with Francis Moore on the outside.

Ben Ward names a revised back three with Tom Collins and Angus Kernohan returning to the wings. Tobi Wilson returns to fullback.

Elliot Chilvers makes the matchday 23 for the first time this season. On the bench with Chilvers is Danny Cutmore, Kyle Hatherell, and Michael Stronge in a 6-2 bench split.

Kick-off is at 14:00 Saturday 8 November at Dillingham Park.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Tobi Wilson

14. Angus Kernohan

13. Francis Moore

12. Rory Scannell

11. Tom Collins

10. Dan Jones

9. Craig Hampson

1. James Kenny

2. Matt Cornish

3. Kyle White

4. Bobby De Wee

5. Sean Lonsdale

6. Josh Taylor (c)

7. Siya Ningiza

8. David Bridge

Replacements:

16. Scott Buckley

17. Elliot Chilvers

18. Adam Nicol

19. Danny Cutmore

20. Kyle Hatherell

21. Will Montgomery

22. Michael Stronge

23. Geordie Gwynn

Barney Maddison makes three changes to the matchday squad ahead of Round Three in the PWR. 

Head Coach Barney Maddison has named his squad ahead of Round Three of the PWR.

Kate Zackary leads the side after being named as Club Captain earlier on in the week. She is part of a forward pack including eight internationals, with only one change at tighthead. Maya Montiel comes into the starting XV for Sara Seye. USA prop Alivia Leathermen starts at loosehead with Black Fern Georgia Ponsonby starting at hooker.

In the engine room, Irish international Grace Moore is accompanied by Black Fern Alana Borland.

At blindside flanker is Scotland’s most-capped captain Rachel Malcolm with Zackary on the openside. Abi Burton retains her place at eight.

In the backs, both Ella Amory and Claire Gallagher get their first starts in the PWR this season at scrum-half and fly-half respectively.

The rest of the backline remains unchanged from Round One of the PWR.

Carys Cox starts at inside centre with Women’s World 15s Player of the Year Nominee Meg Jones at outside centre.

Francesca McGhie and Grace White start on the wings, adding electric pace to the backs. Canadian international Julia Schell retains her place at fullback.

Emma Taylor, Brooke Bradley, and Rosie Inman all feature on the bench in a 5-3 split.

Kick-off is at 15:00 on Saturday 8 November at Heywood Road.

Watch live on BBC iPlayer.

Starting XV 

15. Julia Schell

14. Grace White

13. Meg Jones

12. Carys Cox

11. Francesca McGhie

10. Claire Gallagher

9. Ella Amory

1. Alivia Leatherman

2. Georgia Ponsonby

3. Maya Montiel

4. Grace Moore

5. Alana Borland

6. Rachel Malcolm

7. Kate Zackary (C)

8. Abi Burton

Replacements:

16. Niamh Swailes

17. Cana Williams

18. Miça Evans

19. Emma Taylor

20. Haidee Head

21. Brooke Bradley

22. Rosie Inman

23. Niamh Gallagher

 

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Hartpury in Round Five of the Champ.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward has made thirteen changes to the match day squad ahead of Round Five against Hartpury.

Josh Taylor returns as skipper after captaining Trailfinders to a win in Round Three at Richmond Athletic Ground. In the back row, he’s joined by Jordy Reid and Will Montgomery.

In the front row, Lefty Zigiriadis, Scott Buckley, and Adam Nicol all start.

Returning to the starting XV is Bobby de Wee who plays alongside George Shaw in the engine room.

Michael Stronge starts for the first time this season at scrum-half alongside Dan Jones at ten who retains his place in the squad.

Jordan Holgate starts at inside centre with Francis Moore on the outside.

Michael Dykes comes onto the left wing to secure his first start in the 2025/26 season. Deago Bailey takes his place on the right wing with Patrick Campbell at fullback.

Loic Keasey is on the bench, set to make his Club debut after graduating from the Trailfinders Academy this summer. Rob Farrar, Sam Edwards, and Rory Scannell also feature on the bench in a 5-3 split.

Kick-off is at 15:00 Saturday 1 November at Trailfinders Sports Club.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Patrick Campbell

14. Deago Bailey

13. Francis Moore

12. Jordan Holgate

11. Michael Dykes

10. Dan Jones

9. Michael Stronge

1. Lefty Zigiriadis

2. Scott Buckley

3. Adam Nicol

4. Bobby De Wee

5. George Shaw

6. Josh Taylor (c)

7. Jordy Reid

8. Will Montgomery

Replacements:

16. Loic Keasey

17. James Kenny

18. Kyle Whyte

19. Sean Lonsdale

20. Rob Farrar

21. Sam Edwards

22. Rory Scannell

23. Geordie Gwynn

Ealing Trailfinders name their lineup to play Coventry in Round Four of the Champ.

Director of Rugby Ben Ward has made eight changes to the starting XV ahead of Round Four against Coventry.

Conor Oliver returns to skipper the side after leading Trailfinders to victory in Rounds One and Two. Alongside him in the back row is Josh Taylor and Kyle Hatherell.

In the front row, Lefty Zigiriadis, Matt Cornish, and Adam Nicol all start.

Packing out the engine room is David Bridge who starts for the fourth time this season. Danny Cutmore comes in at lock alongside Bridge after stepping up to play last week against Richmond in a last minute change to the starting XV.

Craig Hampson retains his place at scrum-half with Dan Jones returning to the squad this week at ten.

Jordan Holgate starts at inside centre with Francis Moore moving to the outside after featuring in the winning side against Richmond.

Tom Collins and Angus Kernohan link up on the wings. Tobi Wilson completes the the fifteen squad at fullback.

Scott Buckley, Kyle Whyte, and Michael Stronge are included on the bench as part of a 6-2 split.

Kick-off is at 15:00 Saturday 25 October at Butts Park Arena.

Watch live on Clubber TV.

Starting XV:

15. Tobi Wilson

14. Angus Kernohan

13. Francis Moore

12. Jordan Holgate

11. Tom Collins

10. Dan Jones

9. Craig Hampson

1. Lefty Zigiriadis

2. Matt Cornish

3. Adam Nicol

4. David Bridge

5. Danny Cutmore

6. Josh Taylor

7. Conor Oliver (c)

8. Kyle Hatherell

Replacements:

16. Scott Buckley

17. James Kenny

18. Kyle Whyte

19. George Shaw

20. Will Montgomery

21. Jordy Reid

22. Michael Stronge

23. Rory Scannell

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 weekend.

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

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