National League 2 South

National Two South league leaders Rams RFC enter the second-third of the campaign in control of the promotion race as they currently sit seven points clear at the top of the division.

This weekend, Sam Skinner will make his Scotland debut when they take on Fiji and his former forwards coach at Taunton Titans, Chris Brown, caught up with Gary Heatly to discuss the rise of the second-row.

Henley Hawks recorded their sixth win on the bounce as they brushed aside Clifton to move into the top two of National Two South.

As bonfire night approaches, London Irish Wild Geese will be hoping their spark doesn’t fizzle out this weekend when they take on rivals Birmingham and Solihull at Hazelwood.

Barnes and London Irish Wild Geese are starting to build momentum in National Two South as both sides sealed victories in Round Nine.

It is third against fourth in National Two South this weekend as Henley Hawks travel to Cornwall to take on Redruth as the race for the promotion places begins to hot up.

London Irish Wild Geese clinched their maiden victory of the National Two South season by ending Redruth’s four-match winning run.

We are not even a third of the way into the new season, but for four sides towards the wrong end of National Two South, this weekend could be seen as an important one.

The English wing made a record-equalling appearance last weekend and the one club man is ready to help Irish return to the top flight.

Redruth continued their excellent form by clinching a victory over Canterbury to move into the top two of National Two South.

Clifton host Birmingham and Solihull at Station Road in Round Seven with both sides aiming for a welcome victory at this early stage of the season

The new National League season is several weeks old and the RFU now wants to hear from the people involved at this level of the game.

Rams RFC sealed their fifth victory of the season as they ran in four tries to beat a stubborn Barnes side.

The top three sides in National Two South are separated by just two points at this early stage of the campaign and each team face potential ‘banana skins’ away from home in Round Six.

Guernsey secured their first ever win in National Two South as they beat Barnes to end September on a high.

As fate would have it, National Two South will end the opening month of the campaign with all six of the early front runners in action against one another.

Rams RFC’s perfect start to the National Two South season came to a halt in Round Four after they lost to Old Albanian.

London Irish Wild Geese and Old Redcliffians will bid for their maiden victories when they face one another in Round Four in National Two South.

In Round Three of National Two South, there were some outstanding performances across the board as 66 tries were scored over the course of the weekend.

We have only completed two rounds of fixtures, but National Two South’s frontrunners Rams RFC and Henley Hawks will be aiming to put another win on the board when the local rivals meet this weekend.