News On The Street

For the 2014-15 Season Membership Classes are as follows: - Annual Membership Fees due 31st August 2014. Membership Class Membership Plus 1st XV Matchday Admission (per game) or Plus Season Ticket Standard 65 and over Std. 65 and over Std. 65 and over FULL VP Member New £45 £25 £10 £5 £50 £20 Life Member * £10 £5 £100 £50 Full Member £20 Free £10 £5 £100 £50 Social/Mini/Junior Member £20 Non-Member £10 £5 £100 £50 Family of fully paid-up 1st XV Players (each adult) £5 £5 Benefits for Full Members include: - The opportunity to purchase International Match Tickets. Free coach travel to long dis...

Unprecedented last quarter fight-back climaxes with last move of the match to wipe out a twenty-six point deficit and provide ‘Street with first win of the season. Broadstreet Rugby Football Club delivered a stinging blow in the final quarter to defeat hosts Birmingham and Solihull RFC by 38 points to 36 in a bizarre and beguiling bout at Portway. ‘Street, at the end, registered six tries to three after being down 36 – 10 with just twenty minutes remaining, as they put together an amazing late offensive to rack up 28 unanswered points to tie the score at 36 – 36. Ice-cool Andy Murray stroked ...

Birmingham & Solihull Bees versus Street at Portway kicks-off at 2:00 pm. Just a reminder to everyone that the kick-off times for away fixtures at Level Four do not follow the same pattern as for Level Five. While Street have elected to continue the 3:00pm / 2:15 pm pattern for autumn & spring / winter, the same cannot be said for the other clubs in our division. It is important to check individually the specified kick-off time for each away fixture. For the Street's part, it's 3:00 pm each week, except from 1st November to the 28th February when it is 2:15 pm. Please note that the timing of ...

A tough first encounter, in a tough month of three away games on the trot, ends in disappointment, but not dismay. Sedgley Tigers , to some degree, provided the answer to last week’s question, unanswered by the surprise eclipse of National League Three South West opposition, Oxford Harlequins RFC. Sedgley Park RUFC, finishing fourth last season in National League Two North and in the promotion race up until Christmas, provided the stern test many viewed as a measure of ‘Street’s future in a really competitive league; probably the most competitive for many seasons, with the likes of ambitious ...