2019–20 National League 2 South |
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Countries | England |
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Date | 7 September 2019 – 14 March 2020 |
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Champions | Taunton Titans (1st title) |
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Runners-up | Tonbridge Juddians (also promoted) |
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Relegated | Bournemouth, Old Redcliffians, Sutton & Epsom |
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Matches played | 196 |
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Attendance | 60,934 (average 311 per match) |
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Highest attendance | 1,076 Dings Crusaders v Clifton 14 September 2019 |
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Lowest attendance | 0[a] Tonbridge Juddians v Sutton & Epsom 21 December 2019 |
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Top point scorer | Gary Kingdom (Taunton Titans) 230 points |
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Top try scorer | Hugo Watson (Tonbridge Juddians) 22 tries |
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The 2019–20 National League 2 South was the eleventh season (33rd overall) of the fourth tier (south) of the English domestic rugby union competitions since the professionalised format of the second division was introduced.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom, the Rugby Football Union officially cancelled the season on 20 March 2020, after an initial postponement of all rugby in England including training.[2][3] After the cancellation was announced the RFU used a best playing record formula to decide the final table.[4] This meant that Taunton Titans, who were 3 points clear when the league was suspended, were promoted as champions along with runners up Tonbridge Juddians, who went up as the best runner up as they had more considerably more points than 2019–20 National League 2 North runner up Fylde.
The relegated teams included Bournemouth, Old Redcliffians and Sutton & Epsom, all of whom had occupied the bottom three spots before league suspension, with 14th placed Sutton & Epsom 13 points behind 13th placed Westcliff and safety. Taunton Titans and Tonbridge Juddians will join the 2021–22 National League 1 (the highest level either club have reached), while Bournemouth and Old Redcliffians drop down to South West Premier and Sutton & Epsom to London & South East Premier.
Other interesting news from the season was Taunton's Gary Kingdom who finished as top scorer in the division for the third time, tying him with Worthing Raiders prolific Matthew McLean. An unwanted record was also made with Tonbridge Juddians official attendance of 0 from their game Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 being the lowest ever recorded in a National League 2 South game. This was due to the game being played behind closed doors due to safety concerns caused by flooding.
Structure
The league consists of sixteen teams with all the teams playing each other on a home and away basis to make a total of thirty matches each. There is one automatic promotion place, one play-off place and three relegation places. The champions are promoted to the 2020–21 National League 1 and the runners-up play the second-placed team in the 2019–20 National League 2 North with the winner being promoted. The last three teams are relegated to either London & South East Premier or South West Premier depending on the geographical location of the team (in some cases teams may join the Midlands regional leagues).
The results of the matches contribute points to the league as follows:
- 4 points are awarded for a win
- 2 points are awarded for a draw
- 0 points are awarded for a loss, however
- 1 losing (bonus) point is awarded to a team that loses a match by 7 points or fewer
- 1 additional (bonus) point is awarded to a team scoring 4 tries or more in a match.
Participating teams and locations
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Locations of the 2019–20 National League 2 South teams
Eleven of the teams listed below participated in the 2018–19 National League 2 South season. The 2018–19 champions Rams and play-off winners Canterbury, who won the promotion play-off against Chester, were promoted into the 2019–20 National League 1, while Esher were relegated into the division from the 2018–19 National League 1.[5][6][7] Sides relegated from the 2018–19 National League 2 South included Birmingham & Solihull (to Greater Birmingham Merit Leagues), Guernsey (London & South East Premier) and London Irish Wild Geese (South West Premier).[8][9][10] In the case of Birmingham & Solihull, they had initially been supposed to drop to Midlands Premier but on further reflection decided to become an amateur club and drop out of the league system.[11]
The promoted teams are Bournemouth who come up as champions of South West Premier while Sutton & Epsom (champions) and Westcliff (play-off) came up from London & South East Premier.[12][13][14] Leicester Lions were level transferred into the division from National League 2 North in order to address an imbalance of teams in National 2, with Rams and Canterbury being promoted and only Esher dropping down from National League 1. Although there were several candidates for the level-transfer in the end Leicester Lions were deemed the most suitable due to being the most southerly club in a central position, making access to both the south-east and south-west more straightforward than alternatives such as Luctonians.
Team | Stadium | Capacity | City/Area | Previous season |
Barnes | Barn Elms | 500 | Barnes, London | 11th |
Bournemouth | Chapel Gate | 1,500 | Bournemouth, Dorset | Promoted from South West Premier (champions) |
Bury St Edmunds | The Haberden | 3,000 (135 seats) | Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk | 8th |
Clifton | Station Road | 2,500 (400 seats) | Cribbs Causeway, Patchway, Bristol | 6th |
Dings Crusaders | Shaftsbury Park | 2,250 (250 seats) | Frenchay, Bristol | 13th |
Esher | Molesey Road | 3,500 | Hersham, Surrey | Relegated from National 1 (15th) |
Henley Hawks | Dry Leas | 4,000 | Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire | 4th |
Leicester Lions | Westleigh Park | 2,000 | Blaby, Leicestershire | Level-transfer from National 2 North (12th) |
Old Albanian | Woollam's Playing Fields | 1,000 | St Albans, Hertfordshire | 10th |
Old Redcliffians | Scotland Lane | | Brislington, Bristol | 12th |
Redruth | The Recreation Ground | 3,500 (580 seats) | Redruth, Cornwall | 7th |
Sutton & Epsom | Rugby Lane | | Cheam, London | Promoted from London & South East Premier (champions) |
Taunton Titans | Towergate Stadium | 2,000 (198 seats) | Taunton, Somerset | 5th |
Tonbridge Juddians | The Slade | 1,500 | Tonbridge, Kent | 3rd |
Westcliff | The Gables | 1,000 | Eastwood, Essex | Promoted from London & South East Premier (play-off) |
Worthing Raiders | Roundstone Lane | 1,500 (100 seats) | Angmering, West Sussex | 9th |
Tables
At the date the leagues were suspended, the National League 2 South table read as follows: Updated to match(es) played on 14 March 2020. Source: "National League 2 South". NCA Rugby.Rules for classification: If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order: - Number of matches won
- Difference between points for and against
- Total number of points for
- Aggregate number of points scored in matches between tied teams
- Number of matches won excluding the first match, then the second and so on until the tie is settled
| On 4 April, the Rugby Football Union confirmed the final table for the season.[15] Updated to match(es) played on 4 April 2020. Source: "National League 2 South" (PDF). England Rugby. Notes: - ^ Tonbridge Juddians home game against Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 was a closed game due to flooding making it unsafe for spectators.[1]
- ^ Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom the promotion playoff game between the runners up of National League 2 South and the 2019–20 National League 2 North was cancelled and the winners were determined on final points tally. Tonbridge Juddians with 117.02 points were promoted ahead of Fylde with 107.88.
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Fixture & Results
Round 1
(1 BP) Clifton | 34 – 31 | Barnes (2 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 221 Referee: Philip Hallsworth |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 46 – 5 | Sutton & Epsom |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 325 Referee: Hamish Grant |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 38 – 19 | Bury St Edmunds |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 320 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
Redruth | 10 – 8 | Esher (1 BP) |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 535[a] Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 49 – 12 | Bournemouth |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 400 Referee: Adam Wookey |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 41 – 12 | Leicester Lions |
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The Slade Attendance: 170 Referee: Richard Haughton |
(2 BP) Westcliff | 24 – 25 | Dings Crusaders |
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The Gables Attendance: 200 Referee: Jack Sutton |
Worthing Raiders | 27 – 20 | Old Redcliffians (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 481 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
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Round 2
(1 BP) Leicester Lions | 38 – 7 | Old Albanian |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 158 Referee: Carl Adams |
(1 BP) Barnes | 34 – 61 | Esher (1 BP) |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 181 Referee: Ben Wilde |
Bournemouth | 24 – 37 | Worthing Raiders (1 BP) |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 363 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 53 – 17 | Westcliff |
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The Haberden Attendance: 431 Referee: Matt Sharpe |
Dings Crusaders | 10 – 33 | Clifton |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 1,076[b] Referee: Adam Wookey |
Old Redcliffians | 0 – 50 | Henley Hawks (1 BP) |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 126 Referee: Ieuan Davies |
Sutton & Epsom | 14 – 74 | Tonbridge Juddians (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 280 Referee: Luke Davies |
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 29 – 12 | Redruth |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 480[19] Referee: Neil Sweeney |
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Round 3
Clifton | 18 – 14 | Bury St Edmunds (1 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 107 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
(1 BP) Esher | 54 – 26 | Dings Crusaders (1 BP) |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 475 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 66 – 24 | Bournemouth (1 BP) |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 441 Referee: Benjamin Wilde |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 43 – 18 | Sutton & Epsom |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 327 Referee: Dan Parrott |
(1 BP) Redruth | 10 – 12 | Barnes |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 485 Referee: Iain Kiy |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 46 – 17 | Old Redcliffians |
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The Slade Attendance: 157 Referee: Ieuan Davies |
(1 BP) Westcliff | 12 – 19 | Leicester Lions |
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The Gables Attendance: 204 Referee: Sam Phillips |
(2 BP) Worthing Raiders | 42 – 46 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 609 Referee: Hamish Grant |
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Round 4
(1 BP) Leicester Lions | 39 – 20 | Clifton |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 139 Referee: Carl Adams |
Worthing Raiders | 19 – 30 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 425 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
Bournemouth | 10 – 49 | Tonbridge Juddians (1 BP) |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 150 Referee: Benjamin Russell |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 24 – 14 | Esher |
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The Haberden Attendance: 412 Referee: Luke Davies |
(1 BP) Dings Crusaders | 34 – 15 | Barnes |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 438[c] Referee: Daniel Rowlands |
Old Redcliffians | 21 – 8 | Old Albanian |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 120 Referee: Iain Kiy |
Sutton & Epsom | 21 – 17 | Westcliff (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 157 Referee: James Clarke |
Taunton Titans | 25 – 17 | Henley Hawks |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 410 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
[22]
Round 5
(1 BP) Clifton | 38 – 31 | Sutton & Epsom (2 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 101 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
(1 BP) Barnes | 10 – 12 | Bury St Edmunds |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 169 Referee: Daniel Collins |
Esher | 16 – 12 | Leicester Lions (1 BP) |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 235 Referee: Jack Sutton |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 63 – 7 | Worthing Raiders |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 335 Referee: Nick Wood |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 39 – 14 | Bournemouth |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 314 Referee: James Clarke |
Redruth | 26 – 23 | Dings Crusaders (1 BP) |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 548 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 68 – 31 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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The Slade Attendance: 256 Referee: Sam Phillips |
(1 BP) Westcliff | 18 – 23 | Old Redcliffians |
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The Gables Attendance: 262 Referee: Hamish Grant |
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Round 6
Leicester Lions | 21 – 9 | Barnes |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 154 Referee: Benjamin Davis |
(1 BP) Bournemouth | 39 – 12 | Westcliff |
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Chapel Lane Attendance: 276 Referee: Samuel Phillips |
Bury St Edmunds | 17 – 10 | Dings Crusaders (1 BP) |
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The Haberden Attendance: 345 Referee: Jack Sutton |
Henley Hawks | 20 – 20 | Redruth |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 295 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
Old Redcliffians | 15 – 31 | Clifton (1 BP) |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 222 Referee: Iain Kiy |
Sutton & Epsom | 6 – 38 | Esher (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 327 Referee: Hamish Grant |
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 38 – 36 | Old Albanian (2 BP) |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 320 Referee: Andrew Wigley |
Worthing Raiders | 10 – 45 | Tonbridge Juddians (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 373 Referee: Daniel Collins |
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Round 7
(1 BP) Redruth | 35 – 28 | Bury St Edmunds (1 BP) |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 515 Referee: Benjamin Russell |
(1 BP) Clifton | 28 – 15 | Bournemouth |
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Station Road Attendance: 106 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
Barnes | 25 – 41 | Sutton & Epsom (1 BP) |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 229 Referee: Benjamin Wilde |
(2 BP) Dings Crusaders | 27 – 29 | Leicester Lions (1 BP) |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 384 Referee: Andrew Wigley |
(1 BP) Esher | 30 – 26 | Old Redcliffians (2 BP) |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 427 Referee: Luke Davies |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 54 – 17 | Worthing Raiders |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 327 Referee: Jack Sutton |
Tonbridge Juddians | 15 – 27 | Henley Hawks (1 BP) |
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The Slade Attendance: 221 Referee: Daniel Collins |
Westcliff | 27 – 54 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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The Gables Attendance: 204 Referee: Calum Howard |
[25]
Round 8
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 35 – 27 | Clifton (1 BP) |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 485 Referee: Hamish Grant |
Leicester Lions | 17 – 0 | Bury St Edmunds |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 131 Referee: Carl Adams |
Tonbridge Juddians | 13 – 7 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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The Slade Attendance: 165 Referee: Luke Davies |
Chapel Lane Attendance: 240 Referee: James Clarke |
Henley Hawks | 25 – 18 | Old Albanian (1 BP) |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 246 Referee: Iain Kiy |
Old Redcliffians | 21 – 17 | Barnes (1 BP) |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 130 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
Sutton & Epsom | 7 – 15 | Dings Crusaders |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 161 Referee: Jack Sutton |
(1 BP) Worthing Raiders | 15 – 19 | Westcliff |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 308 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
[26]
Round 9
(1 BP) Barnes | 41 – 17 | Bournemouth |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 250 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
Clifton | 10 – 24 | Worthing Raiders (1 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 102 Referee: Adam Wookey |
Redruth | 20 – 7 | Leicester Lions |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 656 Referee: Iain Kiy |
Westcliff | 15 – 26 | Henley Hawks (1 BP) |
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The Gables Attendance: 248 Referee: Hamish Grant |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 33 – 0 | Sutton & Epsom |
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The Haberden Attendance: 305 Referee: Ieuan Davies |
Dings Crusaders | 17 – 5 | Old Redcliffians |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 849 Referee: Charles Gayther |
Esher | 10 – 8 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 512 Referee: Benjamin Wilde |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 9 – 12 | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 317 Referee: Veryan Boscawen |
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Round 10
(1 BP) Bournemouth | 26 – 33 | Dings Crusaders (1 BP) |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 144 Referee: Samuel Phillips |
Worthing Raiders | 20 – 15 | Esher (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 301 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
Old Redcliffians | P – P | Bury St Edmunds |
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- Postponed due to unplayable pitch caused by bad weather (rain). Game to be rescheduled for 22 February 2020.
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 42 – 5 | Westcliff |
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The Slade Attendance: 178 Referee: Calum Howard |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 17 – 20 | Clifton |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 250 Referee: Jack Sutton |
Old Albanian | 5 – 30 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 188 Referee: Ieaun Davies |
Sutton & Epsom | 7 – 23 | Leicester Lions |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 147 Referee: Veryan Boscawen |
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 48 – 19 | Barnes |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 405 Referee: Matthew Sharp |
[28]
Round 11
(1 BP) Leicester Lions | 27 – 7 | Old Redcliffians |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 118 Referee: Ieuan Davies |
(2 BP) Barnes | 31 – 32 | Worthing Raiders (1 BP) |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 179 Referee: Sam Phillips |
Clifton | 23 – 22 | Tonbridge Juddians (1 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 112 Referee: Benjamin Davis |
(1 BP) Redruth | 49 – 12 | Sutton & Epsom |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 560 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
(1 BP) Westcliff | 17 – 19 | Old Albanian |
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The Gables Attendance: 238 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 47 – 12 | Bournemouth |
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The Haberden Attendance: 417 Referee: Luke Davies |
Dings Crusaders | 27 – 45 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 349 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
Esher | 13 – 34 | Henley Hawks (1 BP) |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 524 Referee: Veryan Boscawen |
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Round 12
(1 BP) Bournemouth | 16 – 17 | Leicester Lions |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 217 Referee: Adam Wookey |
(1 BP) Westcliff | 24 – 19 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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The Gables Attendance: 317 Referee: Daniel Collins |
(1 BP) Worthing Raiders | 32 – 10 | Dings Crusaders |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 345 Referee: Jonathan Cook |
Old Redcliffians | 10 – 10 | Sutton & Epsom |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 150 Referee: Jack Sutton |
Tonbridge Juddians | 17 – 11 | Esher (1 BP) |
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The Slade Attendance: 227 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 34 – 22 | Barnes |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 295 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
Old Albanian | 7 – 43 | Clifton (1 BP) |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 268 Referee: Andrew Wigley |
Taunton Titans | 22 – 15 | Bury St Edmunds |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 352 Referee: Charles Gayther |
[30]
Round 13
Leicester Lions | 12 – 6 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 127 Referee: James Clarke |
Barnes | 12 – 32 | Tonbridge Juddians (1 BP) |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 209 Referee: Jack Sutton |
(1 BP) Clifton | 59 – 14 | Westcliff |
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Station Road Attendance: 121 Referee: Lloyd Davies |
Redruth | 13 – 0 | Old Redcliffians |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 505 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 36 – 31 | Worthing Raiders (2 BP) |
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The Haberden Attendance: 417 Referee: Daniel Rowlands |
(1 BP) Dings Crusaders | 27 – 36 | Henley Hawks (1 BP) |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 316 Referee: Matthew Astle |
(1 BP) Esher | 31 – 20 | Old Albanian |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 646 Referee: Daniel Collins |
Sutton & Epsom | A – A[d] | Bournemouth |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 210[e] Referee: Calum Howard |
- Abandoned after 60 minutes due to power cut. Game eventually rescheduled for 22 February 2020.
[33]
Round 14
Bournemouth | 24 – 23 | Old Redcliffians (1 BP) |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 253 Referee: Adam Wookey |
Westcliff | 22 – 17 | Esher (1 BP) |
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The Gables Attendance: 438 Referee: Ben Wilde |
Worthing Raiders | 27 – 23 | Leicester Lions (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 442 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
(2 BP) Clifton | 30 – 35 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 134 Referee: Brian Ravenhill |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 38 – 5 | Dings Crusaders |
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The Slade Attendance: 157 Referee: Joe James |
Henley Hawks | 21 – 18 | Bury St Edmunds (1 BP) |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 278 Referee: George Richardson |
(2 BP) Old Albanian | 24 – 26 | Barnes (1 BP) |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 152 Referee: Dan Parrott |
(1 BP) Sutton & Epsom | 12 – 15 | Taunton Titans |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 157 Referee: Jack LeFeuvre |
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Round 15
(1 BP) Barnes | 34 – 27 | Westcliff (1 BP) |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 189 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
(1 BP) Leicester Lions | 10 – 14 | Henley Hawks |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 149 Referee: Owen Taylor |
Old Redcliffians | 5 – 33 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 119 Referee: James Milliner |
Redruth | 17 – 10 | Bournemouth (1 BP) |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 504 Referee: Lloyd Davies |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 13 – 17 | Tonbridge Juddians |
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The Haberden Attendance: 353 Referee: Andrew Smith |
(1 BP) Dings Crusaders | 22 – 20 | Old Albanian (2 BP) |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 379 Referee: Matthew Sharpe |
(1 BP) Esher | 32 – 26 | Clifton (2 BP) |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 358 Referee: Ben Rayner |
(2 BP) Sutton & Epsom | 24 – 30 | Worthing Raiders (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 263 Referee: Tom Bird |
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Round 16
Redruth | 26 – 20 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 920 Referee: Adam Wookey |
Westcliff | 15 – 36 | Bury St Edmunds (1 BP) |
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The Gables Attendance: 311 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
(1 BP) Worthing Raiders | 43 – 24 | Bournemouth (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 562 Referee: Samuel Phillips |
(1 BP) Clifton | 31 – 21 | Dings Crusaders |
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Station Road Attendance: 441 Referee: James Clarke |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 83 – 10 | Sutton & Epsom |
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- Postponed due to unplayable pitch caused by heavy rain. Game to be rescheduled for 21 February 2020.[37]
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 31 – 19 | Old Redcliffians |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 427 Referee: Luke Davies |
Old Albanian | P – P | Leicester Lions |
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- Postponed due to unplayable pitch caused by heavy rain. Game to be rescheduled for 22 February 2020.[38]
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Round 17
Barn Elms Attendance: 129 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
(1 BP) Bournemouth | 20 – 26 | Henley Hawks |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 189 Referee: Benjamin Russell |
(1 BP) Leicester Lions | 45 – 10 | Westcliff |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 123 Referee: Daniel Woods |
Old Redcliffians | 10 – 21 | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 227 Referee: James Milliner |
Bury St Edmunds | 24 – 22 | Clifton (1 BP) |
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The Harberden Attendance: 371 Referee: Matthew Sharpe |
(1 BP) Dings Crusaders | 45 – 33 | Esher (1 BP) |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 347 Referee: Iain Kiy |
Sutton & Epsom | 22 – 55 | Old Albanian (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 187 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 40 – 32 | Worthing Raiders (1 BP) |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 446 Referee: Adam Wookey |
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Round 18
Barnes | 22 – 12 | Dings Crusaders |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 69 Referee: Luke Davies |
(1 BP) Redruth | 25 – 0 | Worthing Raiders |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 865 Referee: Iain Kiy |
Westcliff | 21 – 8 | Sutton & Epsom |
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The Gables Attendance: 247 Referee: Matthew Sharpe |
Clifton | 13 – 39 | Leicester Lions (1 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 112 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 27 – 7 | Bournemouth |
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The Slade Attendance: 201 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
(1 BP) Esher | 14 – 21 | Bury St Edmunds |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 673 Referee: Hamish Grant |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 33 – 27 | Taunton Titans (2 BP) |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 410 Referee: Daniel Collins |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 33 – 3 | Old Redcliffians |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 264 Referee: Tom Bird |
[41]
Round 19
(1 BP) Bournemouth | 26 – 28 | Old Albanian |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 244 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
(1 BP) Leicester Lions | 17 – 20 | Esher |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 124 Referee: Elliot Lewis |
(1 BP) Old Redcliffians | 26 – 38 | Westcliff (1 BP) |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 138 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
Worthing Raiders | 7 – 33 | Henley Hawks (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 342 Referee: Veryan Boscawen |
(2 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 34 – 36 | Barnes (1 BP) |
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The Haberden Attendance: 447 Referee: Matthew Sharpe |
Dings Crusaders | 8 – 37 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 416 Referee: Max Weston |
Sutton & Epsom | 7 – 27 | Clifton (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 163 Referee: Lloyd Davies |
Taunton Titans | 20 – 5 | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 582 Referee: Benjamin Russell |
[42]
Round 20
Barnes | 9 – 30 | Leicester Lions |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 209 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
(1 BP) Redruth | 33 – 20 | Henley Hawks |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 890 Referee: Andrew Wigley |
(1 BP) Westcliff | 20 – 20 | Bournemouth (1 BP) |
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The Gables Attendance: 359 Referee: Samuel Phillips |
(1 BP) Clifton | 41 – 11 | Old Redcliffians |
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Station Lane Attendance: 112 Referee: Adam Wookey |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 41 – 14 | Worthing Raiders |
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The Slade Attendance: 163 Referee: Callum Howard |
(1 BP) Dings Crusaders | 24 – 36 | Bury St Edmunds (1 BP) |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 247 Referee: Ben Rayner |
(1 BP) Esher | 39 – 19 | Sutton & Epsom |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 697 Referee: Hamish Grant |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 22 – 23 | Taunton Titans |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 212 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
[43]
Round 21
Bournemouth | 17 – 43 | Clifton (1 BP) |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 264 Referee: Samuel Phillips |
Bury St Edmunds | 17 – 33 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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The Haberden Attendance: 373 Referee: Daniel Collins |
Leicester Lions | 17 – 15 | Dings Crusaders (1 BP) |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 141 Referee: Peter Caunt |
(2 BP) Worthing Raiders | 29 – 30 | Old Albanian (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 389 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 17 – 18 | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 733 Referee: Veryan Boscawen |
Old Redcliffians | 25 – 25 | Esher (1 BP) |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 98 Referee: Lloyd Davies |
Sutton & Epsom | 23 – 17 | Barnes (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 204 Referee: Benjamin Wilde |
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 43 – 10 | Westcliff |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 422 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
[44]
Round 22
Clifton | 10 – 36 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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Station Road Attendance: 223 Referee: Andrew Wigley |
Redruth | 14 – 3 | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 845 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
(1 BP) Barnes | 29 – 10 | Old Redcliffians |
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Barn Elms Attendance: 193 Referee: Daniel Rowlands |
(2 BP) Westcliff | 29 – 34 | Worthing Raiders (1 BP) |
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The Gables Attendance: 173 Referee: Ben Wilde |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 29 – 28 | Leicester Lions (2 BP) |
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The Haberden Attendance: 311 Referee: Matthew Sharpe |
(1 BP) Dings Crusaders | 39 – 21 | Sutton & Epsom |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 276 Referee: Benjamin Russell |
(1 BP) Esher | 40 – 7 | Bournemouth |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 284 Referee: Calum Howard |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 16 – 20 | Henley Hawks |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 327 Referee: Jonathan Cook |
[45]
Round 23
- Postponed. Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.
Leicester Lions | P – P | Redruth |
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- Postponed. Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.
Worthing Raiders | 10 – 24 | Clifton (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 245 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
Old Redcliffians | P – P | Dings Crusaders |
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- Postponed. Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.
Tonbridge Juddians | 26 – 24 | Old Albanian (1 BP) |
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The Slade Attendance: 109 Referee: Ben Wilde |
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 29 – 5 | Westcliff |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 210 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
Sutton & Epsom | 12 – 34 | Bury St Edmunds (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 258 Referee: Calum Howard |
- Postponed. Game to be rescheduled for 14 March 2020.
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Rounds 10, 13 & 16 (rescheduled games)
(1 BP) Esher | 34 – 10 | Barnes |
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Molesey Road Attendance: 478 Referee: Sam Phillips |
- Game rescheduled from 21 December 2019.
Old Redcliffians | P – P | Bury St Edmunds |
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- Game originally rescheduled from 9 November 2019 but postponed again due to poor weather. Game to be rescheduled for 11 April 2020.
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 8 – 10 | Leicester Lions |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 316 Referee: Jonathan Cook |
- Game rescheduled from 21 December 2019.
(1 BP) Sutton & Epsom | 43 – 19 | Bournemouth |
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Rugby Park Attendance: 176 Referee: Iain Kiy |
- Game rescheduled from 30 November 2019.
[47]
Round 24
Leicester Lions | P – P | Sutton & Epsom |
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- Postponed due to unplayable pitch caused by heavy rain. Game to be rescheduled for 11 April 2020.
Clifton | 20 – 10 | Henley Hawks |
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Station Road Attendance: 220 Referee: Daniel Rowlands |
Redruth | 21 – 12 | Old Albanian |
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Recreation Ground Attendance: 870 Referee: Charlie Gayther |
(1 BP) Westcliff | 12 – 19 | Tonbridge Juddians |
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The Gables Attendance: 246 Referee: Matt Sharpe |
(1 BP) Bury St Edmunds | 66 – 22 | Old Redcliffians (1 BP) |
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The Haberden Attendance: 373 Referee: Andrew MacNeaney |
(1 BP) Dings Crusaders | 51 – 14 | Bournemouth |
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Shaftesbury Park Attendance: 547 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
Esher | P – P | Worthing Raiders |
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- Postponed due to unplayable pitch caused by heavy rain. Game to be rescheduled for 11 April 2020.
Barnes | 10 – 45 | Taunton Titans (1 BP) |
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The Rock[g] Attendance: 100 Referee: Samuel Phillips |
[48]
Round 25
(1 BP) Henley Hawks | 46 – 20 | Esher |
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Dry Leas Attendance: 366 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
(1 BP) Old Redcliffians | 10 – 13 | Leicester Lions |
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Scotland Lane Attendance: 50 Referee: Carl Adams |
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 29 – 22 | Dings Crusaders (2 BP) |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 462 Referee: Iain Kiy |
Bournemouth | 21 – 34 | Bury St Edmunds (1 BP) |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 220 Referee: Adam Wookey |
(1 BP) Old Albanian | 10 – 16 | Westcliff |
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Woollam's Playing Fields Attendance: 274 Referee: Neil Sweeney |
Sutton & Epsom | 22 – 41 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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Rugby Lane Attendance: 157 Referee: Matthew Sharpe |
(1 BP) Tonbridge Juddians | 36 – 32 | Clifton (2 BP) |
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(1 BP) Worthing Raiders | 43 – 30 | Barnes (1 BP) |
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Roundstone Lane Attendance: 435 Referee: Hamish Grant |
[50]
Round 23 (rescheduled games)
Leicester Lions | 15 – 31 | Redruth (1 BP) |
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Westleigh Park Attendance: 127 Referee: Iain Kiy |
- Game rescheduled from 15 February 2020.
Old Redcliffians | P – P | Dings Crusaders |
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- Game originally rescheduled from 15 February 2020 but postponed again due a Dings player being potentially exposed to coronavirus. Game to be rescheduled.[51]
(1 BP) Taunton Titans | 48 – 10 | Esher |
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Towergate Stadium Attendance: 412 Referee: James Milliner-Woodcock |
- Game rescheduled from 15 February 2020.
(1 BP) Bournemouth | 14 – 15 | Barnes |
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Chapel Gate Attendance: 150 Referee: Alan Chandrachud |
- Game rescheduled from 15 February 2020.
[52]
Round 26
Leicester Lions | C – C | Bournemouth |
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Bury St Edmunds | C – C | Taunton Titans |
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Dings Crusaders | C – C | Worthing Raiders |
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Esher | C – C | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Sutton & Epsom | C – C | Old Redcliffians |
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[53]
Round 27
Bournemouth | C – C | v Sutton & Epsom |
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Henley Hawks | C – C | Dings Crusaders |
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Old Redcliffians | C – C | Redruth |
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Taunton Titans | C – C | Leicester Lions |
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Tonbridge Juddians | C – C | Barnes |
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Worthing Raiders | C – C | Bury St Edmunds |
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[54]
Round 28
Leicester Lions | C – C | Worthing Raiders |
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Bury St Edmunds | C – C | Henley Hawks |
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Dings Crusaders | C – C | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Old Redcliffians | C – C | Bournemouth |
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Taunton Titans | C – C | Sutton & Epsom |
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Rounds 10 & 24 (rescheduled games)
Esher | C – C | Worthing Raiders |
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- Game rescheduled from 29 February 2020.
Leicester Lions | C – C | Sutton & Epsom |
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- Game rescheduled from 29 February 2020.
Old Redcliffians | P – P | Bury St Edmunds |
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- Game rescheduled from 9 November 2019 and then 22 February 2020.
Round 29
Henley Hawks | C – C | Leicester Lions |
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Old Albanian | C – C | Dings Crusaders |
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Taunton Titans | C – C | Old Redcliffians |
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Tonbridge Juddians | C – C | Bury St Edmunds |
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Worthing Raiders | C – C | Sutton & Epsom |
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Round 30
Bournemouth | C – C | Taunton Titans |
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Bury St Edmunds | C – C | Old Albanian |
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Dings Crusaders | C – C | Westcliff |
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Leicester Lions | C – C | Tonbridge Juddians |
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Old Redcliffians | C – C | Worthing Raiders |
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Sutton & Epsom | C – C | Henley Hawks |
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Attendances
- Does not include promotion play-off.
Club | Home games | Total | Average | Highest | Lowest | % Capacity |
Barnes | 12 | 2,106 | 176 | 250 | 69 | 35% |
Bournemouth | 12 | 2,710 | 226 | 363 | 144 | 15% |
Bury St Edmunds | 12 | 4,555 | 380 | 447 | 305 | 13% |
Clifton | 13 | 2,112 | 162 | 441 | 101 | 6% |
Dings Crusaders | 12 | 5,624 | 469 | 1,076 | 247 | 21% |
Esher | 11 | 5,309 | 483 | 697 | 235 | 14% |
Henley Hawks | 13 | 4,611 | 355 | 733 | 210 | 12% |
Leicester Lions | 11 | 1,491 | 136 | 158 | 118 | 7% |
Old Albanian | 13 | 3,606 | 277 | 327 | 152 | 28% |
Old Redcliffians | 10 | 1,380 | 138 | 227 | 50 | |
Redruth | 13 | 8,789 | 676 | 920 | 485 | 19% |
Sutton & Epsom | 13 | 2,637 | 203 | 327 | 147 | |
Taunton Titans | 12 | 5,176 | 431 | 582 | 320 | 22% |
Tonbridge Juddians | 13 | 2,124 | 163 | 256 | 0 | 12% |
Westcliff | 13 | 3,447 | 265 | 438 | 173 | 27% |
Worthing Raiders | 13 | 5,257 | 404 | 609 | 245 | 27% |
Individual statistics
- Note that points scorers includes tries as well as conversions, penalties and drop goals.
Top points scorers [52] | Top try scorers [52] |
Season records
Team - Largest home win — 73 points
83 – 10 Tonbridge Juddians at home to Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 - Largest away win — 60 points
74 – 14 Tonbridge Juddians away to Sutton & Epsom on 14 September 2019 - Most points scored — 83 points
83 – 10 Tonbridge Juddians at home to Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 - Most tries in a match — 13
Tonbridge Juddians at home to Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 - Most conversions in a match — 9 (3)
Henley Hawks at home to Worthing Raiders on 5 October 2019 Tonbridge Juddians at home to Taunton Titans on 5 October 2019 Tonbridge Juddians at home to Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 - Most penalties in a match — 5 (2)
Worthing Raiders at home to Old Redcliffians on 7 September 2019 Taunton Titans at home to Bury St Edmunds on 23 November 2019 - Most drop goals in a match — 1 (3)
Redruth at home to Old Redcliffians on 30 November 2019 Bury St Edmunds at home to Tonbridge Juddians on 14 December 2019 Leicester Lions away to Old Redcliffians on 7 March 2020 Attendances - Highest — 1,076
Dings Crusaders at home to Clifton on 14 September 2019 - Lowest — 0[i]
Tonbridge Juddians at home to Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 - Highest average attendance — 676
Redruth - Lowest average attendance — 136
Leicester Lions | Player - Most points in a match — 26
Tristan Roberts for Esher away to Barnes on 14 September 2019 - Most tries in a match — 4 (2)
Murray Galbraith-Lowe for Tonbridge Juddians at home to Taunton Titans on 5 October 2019 Ewan Fenley for Henley Hawks away to Dings Crusaders on 30 November 2019 - Most conversions in a match — 9 (3)
Ben Bolster for Henley Hawks at home to Worthing Raiders on 5 October 2019 Will Robinson for Tonbridge Juddians at home to Taunton Titans on 5 October 2019 Will Robinson for Tonbridge Juddians at home to Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 - Most penalties in a match — 5 (3)
Matthew McLean for Worthing Raiders at home to Old Redcliffians on 7 September 2019 Gary Kingdom for Taunton Titans at home to Bury St Edmunds on 23 November 2019 - Most drop goals in a match — 1 (3)
Fraser Honey for Redruth at home to Old Redcliffians on 30 November 2019 Kodie Drury-Hawkins for Bury St Edmunds at home to Tonbridge Juddians on 14 December 2019 Ben Young for Leicester Lions away to Old Redcliffians on 7 March 2020
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Notes
- ^ Rugby Statbunker gives an attendance of 505 for the Redruth v Esher game on 7 September 2019, while The Rugby Paper give a figure of 535. The Rugby Paper figure is correct as it is backed up by Redruth RFC official match report.[16]
- ^ Rugby Statbunker gives an attendance of just 426 for Dings Crusaders v Clifton on 14 September 2019, while The Rugby Paper give a figure of 1,076. The Rugby Paper figure is correct as it is backed up by Dings Crusaders official match report.[18]
- ^ Rugby Statbunker gives an attendance of 320 for Dings Crusaders v Barnes on 28 September 2019, while The Rugby Paper give a figure of 438. As Rugby Statbunker has tended to underestimate the Dings attendances, The Rugby Paper figure is used instead.
- ^ The Sutton & Epsom v Bournemouth game was abandoned after 60 minutes with the score at 20 - 15 to Sutton & Epsom due to local power cut causing failure to floodlights. Game to be replayed.[31][32]
- ^ Sutton & Epsom's attendance of 210 against Bournemouth on 30 November 2019 will not be counted towards their final attendance due to the game being abandoned and later rescheduled. The rescheduled game's figure on 22 February 2020 will be used instead.
- ^ Due to flooding Tonbridge Juddians home game against Sutton & Espom on 21 September 2019 was held at Juddians 3G training ground at The Judd School.[1]
- ^ Due to flooding of Barn Elms, Barnes game against Taunton Titans on 29 February 2020 was instead held at The Rock, the home ground of Rosslyn Park, with kickoff moved from 14:30 to 15:30.
- ^ Due to unplayable pitch at The Slade, Tonbridge Juddians home game against Clifton on 7 March 2020 was held at Juddians 3G training ground at The Judd School.[49]
- ^ Tonbridge Juddians home game against Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 was a closed game due to flooding making it unsafe for spectators.[1]
See also
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- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 574. 15 September 2019. pp. 36–37 & 39.
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- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 584. 24 November 2019. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ "Power cuts short relegation battle". The RugbyPaper. No. 585. 1 December 2019. p. 35.
- ^ "Clash between Sutton & Epsom and Bournemouth came to a premature end on Saturday due to power failure". Bournemouth RFC (Pitchero). 2 December 2019.
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- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 586. 8 December 2019. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 587. 15 December 2019. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ Tonbridge Juddians home game against Sutton & Epsom on 21 December 2019 was a closed game due to flooding making it unsafe for spectators.[1]
- ^ "Esher 1st XV v Barnes - Game Postponed however Christmas Lunch is still on!". Esher Rugby. 21 December 2019.
- ^ "21/12/2019 - 1ST XV VS LEICESTER LIONS POSTPONED". OA Rugby. 20 December 2019.
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- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 590. 5 January 2020. pp. 26–27 & 33.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 591. 12 January 2020. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 592. 19 January 2020. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 593. 26 January 2020. pp. 34–35 & 40.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 594. 2 February 2020. pp. 33–34 & 39.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 595. 9 February 2020. pp. 26–27 & 33.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 596. 16 February 2020. pp. 32–33 & 37.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 597. 23 February 2020. pp. 32 & 39.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 598. 1 March 2020. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ "Drying Out? We Hope So". Tonbridge Juddians RFC. 5 March 2020.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 599. 8 March 2020. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ "POSTPONED - OLD REDCLIFFIANS RFC VS DINGS CRUSADERS RFC". Old Redcliffians RFC (Pitchero). 13 March 2020.
- ^ a b c "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 600. 15 March 2020. pp. 23 & 28.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 601. 22 March 2020. pp. 34–35 & 39.
- ^ "National League 2 South". The RugbyPaper. No. 602. 29 March 2020. pp. 34–35 & 39.
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