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Droitwich U11s clip Buzzards’ wings

Saturday, March 13th, 2010

With the season defining North Midlands tournament in sight, DRFC U11s travelled to the Cotswolds for a traditionally tough fixture against Bredon Buzzards. In a fantastic advert for local rugby, two giants of the U11s age …

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Droitwich remain top after win against Kidderminster

Sunday, March 7th, 2010

A brace of tries by veteran back row forward Nick Godfrey saw Droitwich claim a hard fought victory over old rivals Kidderminster at the Memorial Ground on Saturday.

DRFC U11s beat local rivals Worcester

Monday, March 1st, 2010

With their first game since Christmas under their belt, DRFC U11s made the short trip to Sixways to take on local rivals Worcester on Sunday 28th February. In the ‘A’ team game, Worcester kicked off and …

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Droitwich move top on points difference

Sunday, February 28th, 2010

Droitwich turned in one of their more polished performances to win away at Spartans on 27th February.

BBC Rugby Union News
  • England drop Wilkinson for Flood
    England replace fly-half Jonny Wilkinson with Toby Flood, one of six changes for Saturday's final Six Nations game against France.
  • Unchanged Scotland wait on Brown
    Andy Robinson names an unchanged Scotland side for the final game of the Six Nations campaign against Ireland, but Kelly Brown faces a fitness test.
  • Wales back Williams to make 100
    Wales insist that Martyn Williams' international career is far from over after he is dropped in favour of Sam Warburton.
  • Connacht 16-3 Dragons
    Connacht's Ian Keatley wins the fly-half battle as the Magners League's basement side pick up a much-needed win over the Dragons in Galway.
  • Bath sign Scotland forward Taylor
    Bath have signed Scotland's British & Irish Lions forward Simon Taylor on a three-year-deal from Stade Francais.
Scrum.com Latest News
Planet Rugby Top Stories
  • Player shortlist dominated by France
    Four players from pending champions France dominate a six-strong shortlist for this year's Six Nations player of the championship.
  • Johnson explains dropping of Wilkinson
    Martin Johnson insisted his decision to drop Jonny Wilkinson does not signal the beginning of the end for the World Cup-winning fly-half.
  • Kellock keen to crash Croke party
    Alastair Kellock has warned Ireland that Scotland will arrive eager to spoil the party in the last ever Six Nations game at Croke Park.
  • Famous five dropped by Hurricanes
    Hurricanes coach Colin Cooper has wielded the axe following their defeat to the Stormers, with Piri Weepu one of five carrying the can.
  • Two changes for Stormers
    The Stormers have made two changes to their starting XV for Saturday's Super 14 derby against the Cheetahs at Newlands.
Guinness Premiership News
  • Scotsman to cross channel for Bath
    Bath Rugby has announced the signing of Scottish International and British & Irish Lion Simon Taylor on a three-year deal.
  • Saracens Tom Mercey ruled out for rest of season
    Saracens have been dealt an injury blow with the news that tight-head prop Tom Mercey has been ruled out for the rest of the season.
  • Lachlan Mitchell returns to Australia
    London Wasps can today confirm that Lachlan Mitchell has been released from the Club in order to return home to Australia.
  • 35,000 tickets already sold for Wasps' St George's Day game
    London Wasps have today crossed the 35,000 mark for their St George's Day Game fixture at Twickenham on Saturday 24th April, KO 5.30pm. The Guinness Premiership clash which sees Wasps go head to head with Bath at the home of English rugby, has seen a great show of support - already tripling the attendance at Adams Park with six weeks still to go before the highly anticipated fixture.
  • Premier Rugby and Sky sports announce Round 19 Triple Header
    The Guinness Premiership round 19 match between Sale Sharks and Worcester Warriors will be broadcast live on Sky Sports and will now become the first of three live matches televised that weekend.

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