1XV
Captain
Ollie Clements
Years at club: 3
1XV
Vice-Captain
Sam Johnson
Years at club: 2
1XV
Head Coach
Phil Clements
Years at club: 3
2XV
Captain
Joe Wright
Years at club: 10
2XV
Vice-Captain
Jon Donovan
Years at club: 3
2XV
Head Coach
Duncan Johnstone
Years at club: 2
Chairman
Pete Codd
Years at club: 43
Club Captain
Aidan Hamilton
Years at club: 10
Social Sec
Charlie Kelly
Years at club: 5
1XV
Backs Coach
Andy Archer
Years at club: 2
1XV
Forwards Coach
Martin Rushmer
Years at club: 3
WE
LOVE
TO SCRUM
AUGUST 2020
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JANUARY 2021
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MAY 2020
21st July 2020
We are back training now on Tuesdays and Thursdays from &pm down at Hook Road……New players welcome……..
7th April 2020
And that’s all she wrote. Gutted to have ended the season prematurely but completely agree with the decision given the circumstances. A successful season for both the 1XV and Saxons squad as both were very much still in the mix to win their respected leagues with two fixtures left to play. We’ve always said this journey is about not only growth as a team, but also a club and we are hugely proud of the effort and commitment by the players, coaches, spouses, families and sponsors on and off the pitch during the 2019/20 season. Although we didn’t quite make the final hurdle of promotion, it gives the club and team another year to grow what is already a very exciting, youthful group of players. Here’s to getting back out there again for the 2020/21 season!! To everybody, stay safe and we’ll see you all down at Hook Road soon.
21st March 2020
Today the RFU announced the cancellation of the rugby season 2019/2020 with this statement:
“Today, in a letter to the rugby clubs in England, Bill Sweeney, RFU CEO, has confirmed the end of the 2019/20 season for all league, cup and county rugby in England with the exception of the Gallagher Premiership, which the RFU is in active discussions with.
The decision to confirm the end of the season was taken to assist with long term planning and provide clarity to the game at a time of continuous change.
The RFU continues to work on a range of options to support clubs at this challenging time and aims to outline these in more detail by mid-April.”
23rd February 2020
A very impressive hard fought out victory by the 1XV yesterday has now moved them up the table and past Trinity by 2 points to 3rd place with 4 very important games remaining. The 2XV weren’t quite so lucky with a loss to Bec Old Boys but only find themselves 4 points a drift from the top of the table. With 4 games to go there is still everything to play for in both league. The next home game will be 2XV against Wimbledon on Saturday 29th February.
27th January 2020
Happy New Year to all, as we draw to the end of the first month after both teams playing a few games in their respective league, they both are sitting 3rd. With both second placed teams in each league within a win. The numbers turning out for training are getting bigger by the week, and some new faces and old joining the teams. This weekend of fixtures couldn’t be ever more important for both sides, with the 1Xv at home with KO at 2pm. COME AND WATCH FOLLOWED BY SOME SIX NATIONS RUGBY AFTERWARDS.
9th November 2019
Kingston teams have both played a 5 games in their respective leagues, and both sit near the top in their tables with 2XV to be placed 2nd and 1XV placed 3rd. It is a long season but with every game the team is growing and the bond between guys is getting stronger. COME ON KINGSTON, LETS GET THE DOUBLE PROMOTION.
21st September 2019
Kingston teams enjoyed their first runs out as 1XV and 2XV. With 1XV losing to Old Walcountians away, letting their nerves get the better of them with a step up from Surrey 2. The 2XV continued from an unbeaten pre season to beat Sutton & Epsom 5XV. Both teams look forward to round 2 of their league campaigns next week with even more lads available for selection.
17th August 2019
Kingston enjoyed their first run out of the season against Old Georgians. Old Georgians put up a very good performance but it wasn’t quite good enough for the strength in depth Kingston had. A great performance by all and shame about the result of the England game however it didn’t change the great social gathering after the game in the Maypole. Kingston looks forward to travelling away to Epsom & Sutton on the Saturday 7th September for their final pre season game before both the 1XV and 2XV start their league campaign respectively.
