National League 2 South

Old Albanian and Taunton continued their 100 per cent starts to the season with home victories while Redruth are the only other side to join them on 10 points. Elsewhere, Bury St Edmunds claimed their first win since promotion from National Three and there were also wins for Canterbury, Clifton, Bishop's Stortford & Worthing.

It was the perfect start to the new season for promotion hopefuls Bishop's Stortford, Old Albanian and Taunton last weekend while the Redingesens, Bury St Edmunds and Barnes found life tough on their first day in National Two South. Here is a preview of what is to come this Saturday.

The new National Two South season got off to a flyer as some of the promotion favourites sent out clear message that they mean business this campaign. Here is a round-up of all the action from the opening day.

Caldy started their National Two North campaign with an 11-23 win over newly-promoted Sale FC at Heywood Road.

With the National League beginning across the country this week, what are the prospects for the 32 teams involved?

Here we take a look at both National 2 North and South, and which teams have won the promotion race into National 1 and those teams in danger of relegation ahead of the last round of fixtures.

Henley Hawks are now just one bonus point win away from promotion and the league title after Dorking once again slipped up.

There has been a remarkable turn of events in National Two South. Dorking looked set for a play-off place, but now that is under serious threat whilst the fight for survival is closer than ever.

The league title looks done and dusted in National Two South, with the play-off spot almost secured for this season. The real drama is happening at the bottom of the table as teams fight for their National Two lives.

Round 23 saw some great performances across the board in National Two South. Henley Hawks increased their lead at the top of the table whilst Taunton’s hopes of a promotion place increased.

Henley Hawks remain top of the league as Dorking keep pace, Chinnor slip out of the top four whilst the fight for survival continues. Here is what happened in Round 22 in National League Two South and also Talking Rugby Union looks ahead to Round 23 of action.

This was a big weekend for Henley Hawks. With them just about beating Cambridge, they heard that Dorking only managed a draw against the Cornish All Blacks, putting the Hawks in the driving seat for the title.

Round 19 served up some fantastic rugby once again as league leaders Henley Hawks just scraped past the Cornish All Blacks while Canterbury stunned Bishop’s Stortford to claim their first away win of the season.

Two weeks into the New Year and National League Two Division South has thrown up some cracking matches so far.

Christmas is just around the corner and after league leaders Henley Hawks suffered a shock defeat last weekend to Worthing Raiders, they will want to head into the festive break in high spirits. Dorking will have other ideas as they will want to sit at the top of tree going into 2015 whist in the bottom half teams will want to give themselves a good platform to work from heading into the New Year.

The first half of the season is over and Henley have been in top spot since week one, but their lead was cut short to just a point as their 100 per cent start to the season ended on Saturday. Dorking took full advantage of this and eight of the top nine were all victorious meaning the bottom half remains extremely close. Here is what happened in Round 15.

Henley continue their charge with Dorking still hunting them down, Taunton lose ground and the Cornish All Blacks continue their surge up the table after Round 14 of the National League Two Division South.

Henley Hawks are really starting to run away with this division having maintained their 100 per cent record last weekend with a win over Redruth.

Can Henley Hawks maintain their 100 per cent record weekend and who will continue the chase to hunt down the league leaders with four of the top five all in action against each other.

This weekend was billed as the biggest yet in National Two South with the top four all facing each other and those games along with the rest in the league, certainly didn’t disappoint.