National League 2

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 another strong weekend of rugby in National Two North as Sedgley Park once again showed why they are one of the title favourites while Sandal & Leicester Lions produced excellent performances. Elsewhere Macclesfield and Tynedale got their first wins and there were also victories for Chester, Harrogate and Preston Grasshoppers. Here is a review of all the action.

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.

Sedgley Park & Caldy sent out an early message last weekend that they want to be in the promotion hunt come April, while newcomers Sandal got off to a flyer. Tynedale and Macclesfield are just two of the teams that will be hoping to get off the mark as everyone begins to find their feet in this new season. Here is what is in store for us this weekend in National Two North.

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.

It was a blockbuster start to the National Two North season with huge wins, stunning shocks and some sensational action on display. Here is what happened in the opening round of the new campaign.

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?

Once again, this year has been a superb advert for National Two rugby and here is all the reaction from a dramatic season and tense last round of fixtures.

It has been one of the most action-packed National Two seasons to date. We had title races go down to the wire, while any number of sides could have been relegated from both leagues on the final day.

Prestigious National 2 North rugby club Preston Grasshoppers are looking for a high calibre tight head prop and fly half for the start of next season.

Stockport put in very good performance at Headlands Road, but were beaten 59-17 by Ampthill and District who finished second in the National League 2 North table.

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.

With three clubs gaining automatic promotion, and four teams with playoff games to come, there is plenty to talk about the in National 3 Leagues.

For the seventh time this season, Stockport let a half-time lead slip as Leicester Lions came from behind to win 47-10 in National League 2 North at Headlands Road.

Stockport failed to make it back-to-back National League 2 North wins as Broadstreet won 55-24 at the Ivor Preece Fields.

Hull Ionians and Ampthill continued to match each other, whilst Sedgley Park took control of third spot in National League 2 North last weekend.

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

Stockport came away from Hull feeling hard done by as they were beaten 27-21 at Chanterlands Avenue in National League 2 North.

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.