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A feast of Youth rugby this Sunday sees the Suffolk U15s and the Suffolk U16s both playing rival Norfolk sides on the Common.
Sunday 29 January 2012
A feast of Youth rugby this Sunday sees the Suffolk U15s and the Suffolk U16s both playing rival Norfolk sides on the Common.
A great afternoons rugby and its all for FREE! Kick Off for the U15 match is 1pm, Kick Off for U16 match is 2:15pm.
Up to five current players from the Youth section of Southwold RFC could feature! So please do come along to support your County, your Club and your Sharks players.
The bar will be open throughout what promises to be a great afternoons entertainment.
A feast of Youth rugby this Sunday sees the Suffolk U15s and the Suffolk U16s both playing rival Norfolk sides on the Common.
A great afternoons rugby and its all for FREE! Kick Off for the U15 match is 1pm, Kick Off for U16 match is 2:15pm.
Up to five current players from the Youth section of Southwold RFC could feature! So please do come along to support your County, your Club and your Sharks players.
The bar will be open throughout what promises to be a great afternoons entertainment.
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Congrats to all who this historic day such a success. I heard many compliments about our club house, but what was more impressive was the efforts of so many volunteers. Suffolk won both games and it was obvious that one of the major factors was the team and individual skill levels that are a result of training together - it proves that time and effort put into training and listening to advice from coaches really does pay dividends on match days. Well done to all the young Southwold players who represented Suffolk; you be very proud of your achievements and the style of rugby you played.
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