Doncaster Knights
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Doncaster
Knights
RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB
D
oncaster Knights RFC is a club that is playing a vital role in their
local community and continues to take a progressive approach
both on and off the field. Club Representative Reuben Young recently
took the time to tell us more about the good work they’ve been doing
lately.
RC: How long have you been involved and what
first attracted you to the club?
RY: I have been in my role as Communications
Executive for under six months, what attracted me
to the club was the set up and professional outlook
it gave on my first visit as well as the chance to put
my own creativity and spin on the media content.
RC: What are the most challenging and rewarding
aspects of your role?
RY: The rewarding aspects are the creativity I
have in the role to produce content and put onto
social media, being able to see the rewards and
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building the online presence of the club, which
I have managed to do in my time here so far. The
challenging aspects are making sure I am organised
and create time to finish content before deadlines.
RC: How’s the general mood down at the club at
the moment?
RY: The general mood is a positive one at
Doncaster Knights. The club is heading in the right
direction and has made strides for a sustainable
future with a new AGP pitch most recently being
opened on site at Castle Park and a new hybrid pitch
for first team matches being put in place last season.