Devizes
Devizes
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Alan Moor sponsors Devizes
RFC with his company,
Devizes Control Systems.
He recently told Rugby Club
Magazine, “We’ve sponsored
Devizes for ten years now. My
son plays for the club having
initially ben introduced to the
game through school. He has
played for seven years now
and is a second row.
Devizes
RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB
Devizes RFC is based at the
Chivers Ground on London Road
and their first team currently
competes in the Southern Counties
South League. They are led by the
team of Chairman Rod Brown and
President Mark Gingham and the
club is looking to progress under their
guidance.
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Devizes RFC really is a lovely
club with a great atmosphere
and I hope they do well in the
future, getting the success
that their efforts deserve.”
The club is able to boast some of the
best facilities in the area with premier
floodlights, newly redecorated changing
rooms, a supporters terrace, two perfectly
kept pitches and two bars which also
contain the very latest technology to
watch live games.
They pride themselves on being a
friendly club and will always provide
new players with a warm welcome
regardless of age, ability or fitness level.
So far this season their first team has
put together a steady league campaign,
having compiled a record of eight wins
and eight defeats from their sixteen
league matches. This has left them sitting
in a safe mid table position as the season
draws to a close.
They will now be looking to put together
a good run of results over their remaining
fixtures in order to finish the season on a
high and also to build some momentum
for the summer months. As long as they
are able to retain their current gr oup of
players and can perhaps make one or
two quality additions they should be in
with a good chance of pushing on next
season.
Devizes is not a club to focus solely
upon their senior section and this is
reflected by the fact that they also have
a thriving youth set up. This part of the
club looks to provide young players
from the local area with an opportunity
to play the game in 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 of
time to be able to produce their
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