As Typhoon
Hagibis caused disruption in Japan, rugby continued at the Tunbridge Wells RFC
mini’s festival.
81 teams from
clubs across Kent, Sussex and South London, met to play fantastic rugby.
Despite the
rivalry, the competitive spirit, the gut and determination showed by the
players, they all shook hands afterwards and parted as friends in rugby
Over 850 players enjoyed their experience, playing to the best of their ability, striving to deliver the best they could.
There were teams
in attendance with insufficient numbers to make a complete squad, but they
still got to play games. Teams were
created from multiple clubs to create a barbarian squad, where the players
demonstrate the ultimate level of sportsmanship and put aside their club
allegiances to ensure everyone can play.
Across the age
groups rugby was played, children had fun and parents cheered.
The Festival, sponsored by NFU Mutual, was the first mass run out for the new team kit and some of our sponsors from Countryside, Bethany and HR Revolution were able to come alone and watch some great rugby.
Huge thank you to Alex and his team of coaches and volunteers for arranging a great day of rugby
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