Broadstreet RFC

Broadstreet have a new head coach for this season Tom Hoines in National League III Midlands. Tom has joined Broadstreet from Redingensians RFC after  Redingensians gained promotion for 3 successive seasons. Tom is one of the youngest coaches in National league rugby having been coaching from the age of 17 following a rugby playing career cut short through injury.

Champions of Midlands 1 2008 - 2009 found the progression to National league 2 North, tough over the whole period and there were some steep learning curves in places. Broadstreet had an excellent start to the 2009 - 2010 season  but as the season progressed discovered that maintaining their initial winning ways was a tougher job all around. They suffered over the winter period with injuries to key players hi-lighting the requirement of a larger squad in size and possibly physique would be required in their next assault.

2010 - 2011 sees Broadstreet RFC fielding their 3rd XV in the Warwickshire 1 2nd XV league, a first for both the club and the league. The 3rd XV 2009 -2010 were guided to League and cup success under the watchful eye of Simon Skene and on their successful Coventry and District cup run gained the nickname 'The Bash Street Kids' due to the mixture of experienced old heads with the youthful experience playing an exciting attacking rugby.

Burton Rugby Club were promoted to National League III Midlands after winning the Midalnds 1 West league title last season. Captained by their centre and RFU development officer for Staffordshire Tom Bartram Burton averaged a score of 36 points per game and only lost twice. Top try scorer Tom Bartram also finished up as the top try scorer with more than 250 points thanks to a very potent back line. Burton were also loosing finalists in the Staffordshire cup finals. They kick off the 2010 - 2011 season with a Staffordshire cup game against Willenhall.

The club have recently been awarded the whole RFU seal of approval and look forward to remaining an amateur club and utilise the home-grown talent from the club’s very strong mini-junior section, having recently advertised on a specialist website regarding salaries were “negotiable” the club have clarified the matter stating their commitment to retaining their amateur status.

Luton Rugby Football Club were loosing finalists to Peterborough in the EM Cup final 2009-2010. Last season saw Matthew Allen was their top try scorer with 19 trys. Daniel Howells with an impressive 47 conversions and 10 penalties. 

Luton Rugby Club is situated on the southern outskirts of Luton close to the M1.

Newport Rugby Club is Based on the Shropshire / Staffordshire border surrounded by beautiful countryside  and is the senior rugby club in the area. Newport Rugby Club were Promoted in season 2006 - 2007.

Fly Half and Centre Rob Clymer was their top try scorer 2009- 2010 with 15 tries scored followed closely by Full Back Toby Mann with 10 tries, both players could be the ones to watch. Centre Tomasi Tanumi kicked their 16 conversions and 17 penalties, Fly Half James Curgenven scoring 20 conversions and 14 tries.

Newport finished 10th in the league last year winning 10 games and loosing 15 so will be looking to improve on their league position