The National League Rugby campaign is starting to hit its stride and Round Three is set to provide us with some exciting encounters.

National League Rugby's Media Team select their four favourite tries from the opening weekend of the 2024/25 season.

National League Rugby is still the highest level of men's rugby you can watch in England and with it being 'derby weekend', there are plenty of narratives and subplots to entice.

National League Rugby is back and following the first round of action on Saturday, here are five takeaways from an interesting opening weekend.

And just like that, the summer is over and levels three and four of English rugby are ready for the start of the 2024/25 season.

National League Rugby have announced the launch of a new 'National League Rugby Preview Show' - powered by Talking Rugby Union - as part of their fresh vision for the 2024/25 season.

Preparations for the 2024/25 term continue with many clubs enjoying their pre-season outings.

The first hit outs ahead of the new National League Rugby campaign got underway last week, with a cluster of clubs beginning their pre-season schedules.

Former England international and Premiership centre Ollie Devoto is the latest star to move into National League Rugby after signing for Taunton Titans.

The prop discusses learning his craft in the National Leagues + why England's pack has helped them reach the World U20 Championship final.

The RFU have released the fixtures for the 2024/25 National League Rugby season and the new campaign will start on Saturday September 7th.

Eighteen of the 30-man squad travelling to Georgia in preparation for the World Rugby U20 Championship played in National One or National Two in 2023/24.

The RFU have confirmed the league structure for National League Rugby for 2024-25.

Taunton and Cinderford suffered relegation from National One. Billingham and Hull Ionians beat the drop in National Two.

Two of Bishop's Stortford, Leicester Lions, Taunton Titans and Cinderford will be relegated from National One.

Chinnor, Esher and Dings Crusaders clinched their respective titles while fights for survival go to the wire.

After a mixed start to the season, Arscott has led Dings Crusaders to the brink of National One and they can clinch promotion in Round 25.

Promotion is within touching distance for the National One and National Two West league leaders.

Title races and relegation battles are still alive going into April so how will the final month unfold?

It was a significant weekend at the top while Bishop’s Stortford, Billingham and Newport (Salop) ignited their survival bids.