Reading Ladies rugby team was formed in 1990 and we have always prided ourselves on working and playing hard on the pitch, and having a brilliant time off the pitch!
Over the last 30 years we've grown from strength to st...
Reading Ladies rugby team was formed in 1990 and we have always prided ourselves on working and playing hard on the pitch, and having a brilliant time off the pitch!
Over the last 30 years we've grown from strength to strength. We currently play in the Women's National Championships South West (East) 1
Reading players have played at county, regional, international level and we can now even boast that we have an Olympian, over the years we have a very proud history - kept alive by the Reading Winos (our old girls - still passionate about rugby, but more about watching it)!
We have players of all ages (from 18 to over 40+) and of varying experience and we welcome anyone who wants to pick up an odd shaped ball and run with it (oh, and knock a few people over along the way)!
We enjoy a very good social life with regular nights out .....and let's not forget our annual tour - a highlight of everyone's calendar!
So if you've played rugby before (at Uni, for another club, at school, 7s or touch rugby) or even if you've never played before but know you are interested in learning; then please come down to training on any Wednesday from 7pm - you will always be made very welcome!
Cheesy, but true, quote from our captain:
"I play with a fantastic team who work hard during training, play with spirit on the pitch and enjoy spending time together off it! They're not just my team-mates anymore, they are a massive part of my life. Joining this team was one of the best decisions ever and I am truly honoured to pull on a Reading jersey every weekend."
Contact Charlotte Hunt at c_hunt@hotmail.co.uk for more information about training... or anything really!
All club members and visitors are expected to adhere to the relevant RRFC Codes of Conduct:
(click on each code of conduct button below to download the pdf file)
These codes of conduct are displayed on the safeguarding notice board within the clubhouse.