Crewe & Nantwich RUFC Women are on the lookout for new talent as they look to build on a successful first few seasons.
The Vagrants based team are hoping to strengthen their numbers as the club prepares ahead of any potential new season.
There is still no date for a return to amateur rugby, the chairman of Crewe & Nantwich RUFC said today.
All rugby at the Vagrants based club in Willaston ceased with the COVID-19 lockdown in mid March, as it did with hundreds of other amateur clubs around the UK.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC has appointed Nick Kennedy as its new Director or Rugby.
Nick has been involved in the Vagrants club since he was a Reaseheath College student in 1993, playing and coaching at a variety of different levels and sectors.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC Under 16s produced an epic display to defeat rivals Sandbach and reach the Cheshire Bowl final.
Crewe emerged victors by 10-7 in their semi final with the final set to be played at the Vagrants in May.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC Ladies celebrated the fifth anniversary of their first ever match in fine style by thrashing Didsbury TOC 63-0.
The Vagrants showed how far they have come in those five years with a devastating display to cement second place in the North West Championship 2.
Crewe and Nantwich battled out a hard-fought 17-12 victory over Longton in Midlands 2 West( North).
Stout defence in the final few minutes near their own try line kept the visitors at bay to secure the win.
Crewe & Nantwich Ladies relinquished their grip on the Intermediate Plate, being knocked out by Kenilworth Ladies 7-36.
The current holders battled the wind and rain as well as a resolute Kenilworth side who proved too strong.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC 1sts coach John Farr has called on his side to “step up physically” as they look to bounce back from defeat to Wolverhampton.
The Vagrants side take on Leek in their next game, which Farr hopes will give them a chance to return to winning ways.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC 1sts were narrowly beaten at home by Camp Hill.
And a “gutted” head coach John Farr said his side were their own worst enemy with the number of errors made.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC 1sts’ 20-35 win against Burntwood is proof the team can “win ugly”, says coach John Farr.
Crewe made it back to back wins to move in the right direction up Midlands 2 West.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC 1sts returned to winning in what was a “much-needed performance”, according to head coach John Farr.
The 1sts won 33-17 against Walsall and eased their relegation worries after a mixed run of results.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC secured a vital win at Newcastle to move clear of the relegation zone in Midlands 2 West (North).
A fairly even start allowed fly-half Creighton (pictured) to exchange penalties with his opposite number 3-3.
Crewe and Nantwich RUFC 1sts were beaten 39-3 at home by league leaders Wolverhampton, a scoreline that was harsh on the hosts.
Crewe were hampered slightly by injury and unavailability but still managed to select a strong squad bolstered by the return on the bench of Hooker and Vice Captain Eli Woodward after two serious injuries.
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