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Walcot
F
irst established in 1882, Walcot RFC is based at Albert Field, Lansdown and their first team currently competes in the
Southern Counties South League. They are led by the team of Chair Simon Chambers and President Chris Styles and
the club is looking to progress under their guidance.
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season, their first team has made a
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putting together
their league campaign,
a record of one win, one
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draw
and two defeats from their four
matches. This sees them sitting in a midstarted New
Opening
table
position Hours
with seven points on the
board.
We are now open –
They will now be keen to use their
to Friday 8.45am until 4.00pm
start as a platform from which to build
aged 2 years to school age in all of the sessions
a successful campaign. So long as they
are able to retain their current group of
care for eligible
over 3-year-olds
players
and perhaps make one or two
quality additions they should be in with
round which offers lots of outdoor activities
a good chance of doing so.
ssions (Tues am), and Sports sessions (Fri am)
Walcot is not a club to focus solely upon
their seniors however and this is reflected
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a safe and enjoyable environment
whilst helping them to reach
their full potential.
It is important for any club
looking to be successful
over a sustained period
to be able to produce
their own talent,
particularly in the
current
climate
and this is an area
Walcot appears to
have covered. It will
certainly be exciting
to see how their
juniors progress in
the coming years.
In order to help ensure
that these players enjoy a
smooth transition into the
senior game they also run
a number of additional sides.
This allows them to gain experience
of adult level rugby even if they are not
yet considered ready for first team action
which can be an important step in the
development process.
Another benefit of having extra teams
is that it allows the first XV to benefit
from far greater strength in depth. If they
are ever left short on numbers through
injury or work commitments they have
the option of calling players up with a
limited amount of disruption.
Walcot RFC has put together a history
of which they have every right to be
proud over the years and thanks to the
hard work being put into the club they
appear to be well set up for the future.
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