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| 1. ACTION REQUIRED Tackle Height Implementation Update We wanted to take this moment to thank you for your hard work in ensuring the changes to Tackle Height were successful, and to update you on some of the results we have seen so far. T1 Rugby Resources available to you With the summer fast approaching, it may be time to start thinking about your club’s non-contact offer. Following the successful launch of T1 Rugby in schools and colleges, we’ve produced a range of resources that will help you maximise the opportunity the format provides. ICYMI: A message from Sir Bill Beaumont and the RFU Board Last week, Sir Bill Beaumont and the RFU Board wrote an open letter detailing the focus of the RFU moving forward and a new motion to be voted on at the upcoming SGM based off feedback heard on the recent nationwide tour. Read the letter in full in this section. Papa Johns Men’s Community Cup Updates We are happy to now be able to announce the finals venues for the Papa Johns Men’s Community Cups. Find them here as well as more general updates on the competition. Age Grade Playing Calendar 2025/26 We are pleased to provide the National Age Grade Playing Calendar for 2025/26. This is the framework for national competitions and player pathway activity throughout the year. Payment of Players Declaration 2025 update (Regulation 7) A reminder that the 2025 Payment of Players declaration went live on 1 March 2025 and is open until 30 June 2025. The declaration covers the period of 1 June 2024 – 31 May 2025. READ ONLINE > |
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| 2. ACTION IF OF INTEREST Are you ready to make the most of the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025? We know many clubs are already thinking about how they can make the most of this summer’s Rugby World Cup. In the coming months, we will be providing clubs with a comprehensive suite of activation resources to support any activity you may be planning. Mascot Opportunities at Red Roses matches We want to let clubs know that we have a very limited number of community mascots opportunities for the upcoming Red Roses games at LNER Community Stadium, York on Sunday 23 March, and Mattioli Woods Welford Road Stadium, Leicester on Saturday 19 April. Coaching Resource – Developing England Players: Catch and Pass For this month’s U14-U18 coaching support, the England U20 players guide you through some key skill zones that help support the development of catch and pass. Upcoming webinars & support available for your club! Find details and registration information for our upcoming webinars and support here. |
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| 3. FOR AWARENESS Fixture Upload Reminder A reminder that all your fixtures for this season need to be uploaded by 23 May 2025 and your new international ticket allocations will be sent to you next summer. Community News – monthly round-up Read this month’s roundup of the best community rugby stories – and find out how to submit your own story. READ ONLINE > |
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Cornwall Under 20’s tickets
Link is now live on Fan Base to purchase tickets for Cornwall U.20 v Gloucestershire U.20 at Camborne RFC on Sunday 30 March kick-off 2 pm, Fan Base link
Cornwall Women’s Cup – change of venue
Please note the above event will now be played at PENRYN RFC on Saturday 29th March.
Message from Sir Bill Beaumont
| Message from Sir Bill Beaumont and the RFU Board Over the last few months, I have been on a nationwide tour to hear the views of you, our members, who are the lifeblood of our sport. We’ve visited the length and breadth of the country holding meetings with over 500 people from 400 grassroots member Clubs, Constituent Bodies, Referee Societies and National Representative Bodies, with further meetings planned. This has been an incredibly worthwhile tour, and we have heard loud and clear that there are specific areas where you want and need more support from the RFU. As a result of hearing your feedback we are going to take action in the following areas: • Governance Reforms • Financial Sustainability • Continued Growth of the Community Game • Reducing Administrative Burden • Simplifying and Modernising Competition Structures • Investment in Community Club Infrastructure • Improving Communications More details on all of this can be found here alongside a reminder of our ongoing work and state of play here. Listening to your feedback the board has also instigated an additional resolution for members to vote on at the Special General Meeting on 27 March. This relates to the ongoing Governance and Representation Review, which will look at ways to support local areas taking more power of decision making. The additional motion is: Members believe the Governance and Representation Review should be expedited and this should include formal consultation with the wider game. Proposals (including to address feedback from the roadshows) should be shared before the RFU’s AGM and members are to be further consulted on actions later in the year. I urge member clubs to vote in favour of this resolution which can bring about meaningful governance change and against the motion that members have no confidence in the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Any decision relating to the employment of the CEO is the responsibility of the RFU Board and the Board unanimously supports Bill Sweeney remaining as CEO. This support is based on his achievements to date, highlighted in the document attached, as well as his ability to deliver the RFU’s strategy while being highly motivated to respond and react to what we have heard from you, our members. It is worth remembering that the call for an SGM initially came from the Rugby Football Referees Union and some Championship Clubs. The group who now call themselves the Whole Game Union (WGU) have called into question the integrity of fellow volunteers and suggested highly misleading statements about the RFU. From our conversations with you, our member clubs, our understanding is that the WGU do not represent the wider views of our game and that we can collaborate effectively to deliver the changes you want. A vote of no confidence risks sending the Union into paralysis and creating a costly leadership vacuum, especially at a time when we are recruiting a new Chair and when our CEO is spearheading vital commercial and broadcast negotiations that will play a huge role in safeguarding our future financial sustainability. Details on how to vote can be found here. I urge you to exercise your right to vote and to vote for meaningful proactive change in relation to governance, by voting against resolution one and for resolution two. The article here explains the facts and why voting for an expedited Governance and Representation Review would be the right vote for the community game and for rugby in England both on and off the pitch. Finally, it is clear from meeting so many of you, that you are all doing incredible work, giving up your free time to make a huge contribution to the English game – on behalf of everyone at the RFU my sincere thank you for what you do. Sir Bill Beaumont |
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Cornwall Under 20’s defeat Clubs XV
Cornwall u20’s concluded their warm up fixtures with a convincing win over an experienced Cornwall Clubs XV , at St Austell RFC, 38 – 5. This was a sterner test than the previous game v School of Mines, more physical, which was exactly what was needed.
U20’s started strongly going 19 – 0 up after half an hour with the first try scored by forwards pushing over the line . Prop Derry then added another shortly after, then Rigg on the half hour. Two conversions by fly half Kerry set the u20’s on a period of domination. A final score of the half by wing forward Symons was again converted by Kerry bringing the half time score to 26-0. It was not all one way traffic as the u20’s were called upon to do some stout defending in the final 10 mins of the half.
Shortly after the start of the second half the coaches emptied the bench bringing on all 10 subs. This had an effect on the cohesion and play became more fractured during the second period. However, it did give players an opportunity to show what they could do.
The u20’s managed 2 tries in the final quarter, Blyth and Kullich, the first again converted by Kerry. In between those scores Clubs managed a try after forward pressure, making a final score of 38-5.
The coaches have seen a number of players over the 2 warm up games and there will be some interesting choices facing the selection team. Numbers training on a Sunday morning at Truro College have been very good with over 40 players turning up for every session. There will be a further 3 sessions before the first County Championship game at Camborne at the end of the month.
Terry Williams
Assistant Team Manager
New date for Clubs Forum
Please note the spring Clubs Forum will now be held on Wednesday 2nd April at Bodmin RFC (tbc) at 7 pm.
The principal business will be the election of RFU Council Member Selection Process.
Presentation of ties to recent Management Board appointees
CRFU Chairman Steve Murley recently presented new members of the Management Board with their committee ties at the meeting held at Suez UK St. Dennis. Above Adrian Bick (Club Development) is presented with his tie
Community Game Update February
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| 1. ACTION REQUIRED Big 5 Live! Have you ever reffed or watched a game where you’ve wondered how the match official got to that decision? We’re visiting 10 venues across the country with our panel of match officials, coaches, players and other key experts, to give you the chance to get inside the mind of some of the country’s best. Last chance to nominate your volunteer heroes The Honda Volunteer of the Year Awards are your chance to celebrate the incredible people who make rugby possible – on and off the pitch. Nominations close on Friday 14 February. Your chance to play at Allianz Stadium We want to hear about the innovative ways your club has inspired adult players to get on the pitch. Winning entries will be invited to the Allianz Stadium Takeover Day in April 2025. RFU Safeguarding Referral Form Update The RFU Safeguarding Team has launched an online Safeguarding Referral Form to report safeguarding concerns to the RFU, which replaces the previous method. Learn more in this section. READ ONLINE > |
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| 2. ACTION IF OF INTEREST Community Rugby Digital User Groups Our Community Rugby Digital User groups are looking for volunteers for 2025! The user groups facilitate two-way engagement, helping the RFU adopt a user centric approach to decision making. Coaching Resource – Developing England Players: Observation and Analysis This month’s U14-U18 coaching resource focuses on observation and analysis – inviting you to view some video footage and delve deeper into 3 key areas. Are you a member of the Rugby Club Business Network (RCBN)? Does your role at the club involve off-field business matters? The RCBN is completely free to join and brings together individuals from community clubs across the country to meet/discuss/share ideas & challenges related to the business of running a community rugby club. Gender Participation Policy Review Group (GPPRG) & Trans Participation User Group (TPUG) The RFU has recently conducted a series of engagement initiatives with the trans community to understand the impact of the Gender Participation Policy. Find out more about the next steps and how you can contribute in this section. Upcoming webinars & support available for your club! Find details and registration information for our upcoming webinars and support here. |
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| 3. FOR AWARENESS Payment of Players Declaration 2025 update (Regulation 7) The 2025 Payment of Players declaration goes live on the 1 March 2025 and is open until the 30 June 2025. The declaration covers the period of 1 June 2024 – 31 May 2025. How the rugby family is supporting injured players Hear from Volunteer Liaison Officers about why they were so driven to support injured players in their region and understand more about the positive impact they can have on the lives of IPF Members. Community News – England Rugby partners with Girlguiding London and South East England – and more! Read this month’s roundup of the best community rugby stories, including how England Rugby have partnered with Girlguiding London and South East England to take the game to new audiences – and find out how to submit your own story. READ ONLINE > |
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Welcome to our new sponsor – Suez UK Ltd
We are thrilled to welcome along SUEZ recycling and recovery UK Ltd as official sponsors of Cornwall RFU. With a deep-rooted commitment to building a sustainable future that doesn’t cost the earth. SUEZ’s sponsorship reflects their dedication to local community engagement.
As part of the global SUEZ group, a leading provider of waste and recycling solutions, they employ over 200 people across 21 sites from Penzance to Bude, processing the waste for local businesses and Cornish households, as part of a 35-year contract with Cornwall Council. Together they are working to ensure that our beautiful Cornish landscapes remain pristine for generations to come.
Mark Hillson, PFI General Manager for SUEZ said, ‘As a proud Cornishman I’m delighted that we’re sponsoring Cornwall RFU and look forward to an exciting season ahead.’
Picture – Mark Hillson, PFI General Manager – Cornwall and Kevin Thomas Chair of Senior Men’s Selectors & Chair of Representative Rugby Cornwall RFU
CRFU partners with Fanbase for Online Ticket access
We are delighted to announce our new partnership with Fanbase as we look to enhance the
experience of our valued supporters.
By linking to Fanbase, supporters can now enjoy a brand-new digital experience that offers
content, ticketing, and more across web, mobile and tablet platforms.
When it comes to ticketing, fans can purchase tickets in seconds and conveniently store them in their Apple or Google Wallet, allowing for easy access on match day.
Fanbase also provides us with easy access to detailed fan profiles, offering us the potential
to make data-driven decisions to improve fan engagement.
Fanbase also offers the CRFU new revenue-generating opportunities through both the
potential increase in ticket sales and new sponsorship opportunities available within the
newsfeed and match centre functions, giving sponsors access to our engaged audience.
Kevin Russell, Fanbase Business Development Manager commented. “We are delighted to
partner with the Cornwall RFU moving forward. It has been a real pleasure to work with
Ashley on this and we are all looking forward to seeing the benefits of our partnership for the
supporters of Rugby in Cornwall and also the CRFU organisation both for this season’s
fixtures and into the future.”
Ashley Shopland of the Cornwall RFU said “we needed to modernise the way we interact
with our supporters, while retaining more traditional methods. Fanbase offers us a simple to
use, yet very effective platform from which to offer tickets to County matches, but also other
commercial opportunities. ”
Fans looking to access Fanbase can do so through your chosen internet browser at
app.fanbaseclub.com and download directly onto your device through the Apple/Android
store.
With our U20s team starting their warm-up campaign v Camborne School of Mines on the
evening of Wednesday, January 29th (7.30pm kick-off at Hayle RFC) included below is a link
to the Fanbase platform to allow any interested supporters to sign-up and buy tickets :
https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=9149
An Open Letter from Sir Bill Beaumont
Dear Members, Today the RFU Council ratified my appointment as Interim Chair of the RFU Board; it is a great honour to be taking on this role and I thank Council for their support. I’ve had a busy few weeks engaging with the RFU Board and Council, and listening to players, volunteers, match officials and fans. From those conversations it is very clear the game wants and needs unity, and it is my priority to help to bring the game together. Unity does not mean no challenge or debate. I hear and empathise with some of the concerns around the payment of a long-term incentive plan. I want to understand how decisions were taken, and it is right that an independent review of the process has been commissioned. The review should be allowed to run its natural course, and I look forward to its outcomes. This is a serious moment for the game of rugby in England. There have been demands for change without clarity on the real reasons why, or proposals for an alternative vision. There has been a call for a Special General Meeting (SGM) and we will respect the right of members to have their views heard. Our sport has a long history of in-fighting and we sometimes lose sight of what is best for rugby as a whole. Whatever we do next, it needs to be for the good of the English game. We need to listen and be supportive of one another. That is why I will be hitting the road on a nationwide tour of rugby clubs in January and February, so we can debate and agree a united way forward. We also need to reflect on how hard the last few years have been. I can offer a wider context on that from my recent position as Chair of World Rugby. The impact Covid, inflation and a cost-of-living crisis has had on the game around the globe has been significant in terms of participation, confidence, and finances at every level. Objectively, we should ask whether English rugby, in the aftermath, was managed effectively. Having seen all countries wrangle the same problems, I can say with confidence in comparison to many other countries the RFU has come out of this period very well. The RFU did not receive any government or World Rugby loans. It did, however, successfully negotiate support on behalf of community clubs, and facilitated professional clubs’ access to government loans, which ensured rugby received more financial support in England than any other sport. There is much work needed to reset and come together as a united game, and I am committed to supporting that. In the short time I have been back in this role, I have also seen that rugby in England has lots of positives to build on. The RFU has committed to an investment programme in the community game that will see more coaches, more resources for clubs, and accessible forms of rugby being taken into thousands of schools. We are set to host the Women’s Rugby World Cup – a generational opportunity to get more women and girls playing rugby. Participation in the men’s game has also bounced back close to where it was pre-Covid. When I’m on the road I will be listening to your feedback and input so do please sign up to join one of the sessions which will be announced in next week’s Community Game Update. We all want winning men’s and women’s England teams, and this can’t happen without a thriving community game. I want us to have unity, and the stability required to deliver this. If we work together, we will succeed. If we work against each other, English rugby will not be the winner on or off the pitch. |
County Fixtures Update – Under 20s updated
Please note the information below regarding Cornwall Under 20 games which will be played on a Sunday.
Fixtures 2025: Jason Leonard Cup Championship
Sun 30 Mar, Cornwall U.20 v Gloucestershire U.20 @ Camborne RFC
Sun 27 Apr, Devon U.20 v Cornwall U.20 @ Tiverton RFC 2 pm
Sun 11 May, Cornwall U.20 v Somerset U.20 @ Redruth RFC
Cornwall to take on Chiefs
As promised – we said there was to be some exciting news to impart with our supporters.
We are immensely grateful to Tony Rowe for inviting the CRFU Senior Men’s Team to play an Exeter Chiefs XV at Sandy Park on the 17th May 2025.
This exciting fixture will enable our players to measure themselves against Premiership opposition on the lead into our County Championship Campaign.
We will be announcing travel options and ticket availability in the New Year.
Jewson, St Austell Brewery, MSB Group Mechanical & Electrical Ltd, Ann’s Pasties, RG Kellow Ltd, Kelsall Steele Investment Services Ltd, SUEZ UK, Newells Travel, Trelawny’s Army, Paladin Sports
New Cornwall shirt unveiled
Proud to announce the unveiling of our official playing shirt and introducing our new provider and kit sponsor Paladin Sports.
Not only do we have this stunning design but sublimated in the numbers on the back of the shirt are all the clubs affiliated to the CRFU.
A nod to the the clubs that provide the talent and the support to allow us to represent Cornwall in this iconic shirt.
In the coming weeks we will be highlighting each of our sponsors, to whom we must say a massive thank you for joining us for this season and next.
Jewson, St Austell Brewery, MSB Group Mechanical & Electrical Ltd, Kelsall Steele Investment Services Ltd, RG Kellow Ltd, Ann’s Pasties, SUEZ UK, Newells Travel, Trelawny’s Army
Proposed County Deaf XV
For further information please contact Daubroy Delahunty.
Courses in Cornwall 24/25 season
Please see above for details and booking instructions.
Please note 6th October Development Day.
Upcoming courses in Cornwall
Here is a list of the upcoming RFU courses in Cornwall.
These can be booked now via your GMS account.
How to book on a course – https://help.rfu.com/support/solutions/articles/103000064039-how-do-i-book-a-course-
Cornwall RFU will consider assisting either yourself or your Club with the cost of the course. After completion of an education course (ERCA, ERRA, First Aid) a course reimbursement form can be forwarded onto the Game development committee via Daubroy Delahunty – gamedevelopment@CRFU.co.uk.
| Kids First Tag Course 24/25 | ||
| Saltash | Monday 30th September | https://tinyurl.com/24byy87y |
| St Austell | Monday 30th September | https://tinyurl.com/5yt3shbw |
| First Contact 24/25 | |||
| Launceston | Monday 09th September | Monday 23rd September | https://tinyurl.com/mrxpfzay |
| Truro | Monday 02nd September | Monday 16th September | https://tinyurl.com/4wh2tf34 |
| Helston | Monday 23rd September | Monday 07th October | https://tinyurl.com/3kuzu44x |
| Principles of Scrummaging Courses 24/25 | ||
| St Austell | Sunday 06th October (AM) | https://tinyurl.com/3xjs7p2z |
| St Austell | Sunday 06th October (PM) | https://tinyurl.com/yc369vks |
| Principles of Lineout Courses 24/25 | ||
| St Austell | Sunday 06th October (AM) | https://tinyurl.com/3mvy39jv |
| St Austell | Sunday 06th October (PM) | https://tinyurl.com/4w32sstj |
England Rugby Coaching Award (ERCA) and England Rugby Referee Award (ERRA) are also active on GMS to book
Webinars
| Building your Volunteer Team | Wednesday 24th July 7pm-8pm | https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3JBLULlZR6edLeM6Hy2-UQ#/registration |
| Effective Safeguarding: Preparing Your Club for the Season Ahead | Wednesday 14th August 7pm-8pm | https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7AUpejt6Qxe9wmwf5ltg4Q#/registration |
Training Courses 24/25 Season
What Training Course is Right for Me
Please click on the attached link where you will be directed to the England Rugby
Course Booklet. Here you will find all the information required to ensure the course you
choose is correct for your needs. The CRFU will, on receipt of a successful completion
shown on your GMS profile, refund the full amount of any course up to the value of
£30.00, and 50% above that amount.
Sponsor Spotlight – MSB Helston
Cornwall Rugby Football Union are proud to unveil yet another primary sponsor MSB Group Mechanical & Electrical LTD
MSB Group Mechanical & Electrical LTD are an experienced and professional team of mechanical and electrical engineers.
They specialise in all aspects of electrical and mechanical applications including gas, appliance repair, install and maintenance for large commercial operators.
They are based in Helston, Cornwall and their team of industry experts are able to operate anywhere in the UK.
Their professional and extensive services are also available for domestic customers.
Sponsor’s Spotlight
Today we turn the spotlight on Ann’s Pasties
The CRFU are delighted to welcome back Ann’s Pasties as one of our valued sponsors for 2024.
Here is a little background information on our pasty provider;
About Ann
All of the women in my mother’s Cornish family traditionally made pasties.
I learned to make pasties in an emergency, I was summoned by my mother, Hettie Merrick, a professional pasty-maker, to a Breton agricultural fair, where demand was dramatically and unexpectedly outstripping supply at a stall mother had set up. At the end of a day of pasty-making, I could crimp them as fast as my mother, which was the perfect confidence boost and eye opener into the fact that there was a business to be had producing a good Cornish pasty.
Soon afterwards I began making pasties for my neighbours, who’d bring gifts of fresh fish they’d caught or vegetables they’d grown, and who treated my living room like a waiting room, sitting around gossiping over cups of tea if the pasties hadn’t come out of the oven yet.
Inspired by the response, mother and I started selling our wares from a stall at the nearby market town of Helston. We soon found business good enough to graduate to a shop in Porthleven. But when juggling family and pasty shop became too much, my husband transformed the garage of our house at the Lizard into a pasty kitchen, where I was able to crimp with one eye on the family.
The business has since flourished, so much so that my son Fergus has stepped in to help keep up with the demand! The family recipe lives on through Fergus who makes a pasty so good even mother approves!
Match Official Abuse from 1st January 2024
The RFU Head of Judiciary has issued new guidelines in respect of Match Official Abuse cases as and from 1st January 2024.
The CRFU policy of adding 1 week aggravation to proven cases has now been replaced by a national aggravation policy, which CRFU Disciplinary will be implementing immediately. The aggravation sanctions are now much more severe!
These new regulations DO NOT apply to Age Grade rugby. Therefore the CRFU 1 week aggravation for cases of Match Official Abuse will continue to be applied in any Age Grade cases.
Please read and take note of the new guidance in the link
Bill Hooper
CRFU Discipline Secretary
Result
Cornwall U.20, 38 – 5 Cornwall Clubs XV
Cornwall Under 20’s preview
Cornwall U20 v Cornwall Clubs XV
Wednesday 26 February @ St Austell RFC with a 1930 kick off time.
As part of the build up to the U20 County Championship campaign they play their second and final warmup game v a Cornwall Clubs XV on Wednesday 26 February at St Austell RFC.
Coaches Rich Kevern have used the opportunity to look at a few new players in the squad after their first warm up game against a competitive Camborne School of Mines side in January. A few new players have joined the squad transitioning from the U18 age group, along with players identified at club level.
The squad of 25 player includes players from 12 different clubs across Cornwall which is a great advert for this age group and club rugby.
Head coach Rich Kevern said: – This will be a stern test for these young guys facing a Clubs XV who will bring experience and game hardness with them. We want this to be that kind of test as in a few weeks’ time we will be facing other tough county sides in the championship.
Team Manager LJ Collick said; – We have had good numbers at training and over 70 in the enlarged squad. We cannot give everyone game time in two matches and, build for the championship. We have observed other players in club matches, and certainly all players are in contention for a spot come the championship games.
Jack Jenkin (Helston) has been named as Captain with Ted Kullich (Camborne) being named as Vice-Captain of the 25-player squad.
Entry on the evening is £2 with under 16 gaining free entry. So come along and support the future Cornwall players along with those representing several of their own clubs in the Clubs XV side.
Cornwall U20 Team
- Dan Bennett St Austell
- Jalal Bennett Truro
- Olly Derry Wadebridge Camels
- Charlie Knight Saltash
- Oli Wells Redruth
- Freddy Jordan Penryn
- Will Symons Wadebridge Camels
- Jack Jenkin (Capt) Helston
- Callum Phillips Wadebridge Camels
- Jowan Kerry Perranporth
- Harry Rigg Helston
- Billy Jordan Penryn
- Ted Kullich (V Capt) Camborne
- Rhys Bowery Newquay Hornets
- Ayden Earnshaw Helston
- Leo Armstrong Lever Helston
- Telio Jenkins St Ives
- Will Luscombe Redruth
- Rosko Troughton Helston
- Ben Smith Camborne
- Jarvis Lee Truro
- Barney Lewis Newquay Hornets
- Josh Blyth Hayle
- Luke Young Redruth
- Lewis Wiltshire Wadebridge Camels
Coaches – Rich Kevern, Brad Howe, David Mankee
Team Manager – LJ Collick, Assistant Terry Williams
Medical Cover – Hen Gard, Ronnie Bartlett
Kit – Paul Hurrell, Colin Hatch
Match recording David Burrows, Photographer Simon Bryant, Multi-media Kevin Bishop
Cornwall Under 20 v Cornwall Clubs XV
Next Wednesday at St. Austell RFC, kick-off 7:30 pm
Entry on the gate £2 adults, under 16 free.
Advance tickets available via Fanbase https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/SelectType?fixtureId=9151
