Players and coaches from Crewe & Nantwich Ladies rugby squad are set to tackle a new challenge – 56,000 burpees in aid of cancer charity!
All 28 players and coaches are teaming up to complete 2,000 burpees EACH throughout November, which works out around 66 burpees per day.
There is still no date for a return to amateur rugby, the chairman of Crewe & Nantwich RUFC said today.
All rugby at the Vagrants based club in Willaston ceased with the COVID-19 lockdown in mid March, as it did with hundreds of other amateur clubs around the UK.
Crewe and Nantwich ended a disappointing start to their Midlands North (West) 2 season narrowly beating newly promoted Burntwood 23-20.
A first half try from openside flanker Joe Gammage was added to in the second half by skipper and outside centre Josh McShane.
The dad of England rugby star Tom Curry has spoken of how Crewe and Nantwich RUFC made him the player he is today.
As Curry lines up alongside his England team mates in the World Cup in Japan, dad David has reflected on his and his twin Ben’s amazing rise in the sport.
One of the stars of Crewe & Nantwich RUFC ladies team has been shortlisted in the national Player of the Year awards.
Forward Cherie Davies played a vital role in the team’s success last season which saw them gain promotion to Championship 2 North West.
A rugby festival organised by Crewe & Nantwich RUFC raised an incredible £6,500 for MIND.
More than 400 people attended the Vagrants-based club event including England International Stars and Crewe & Nantwich RUFC alumni Ben and Tom Curry.
Crewe and Nantwich RUFC 1st team paid tribute to their club stalwart Nick Price before kick off in their Midlands 2 West clash at Wolverhampton.
Nick had held a number of key roles in the club after his playing career finished.
A new “didi rugby” franchise is launching in Crewe and Nantwich, aimed at introducing rugby to youngsters aged 18 months to 6.
The didi rugby classes will be held at Reaseheath College in Nantwich when it launches this weekend – and organisers say they have 60 children already signed up!
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC officials have heaped praise on a local healthcare firm for its hands-on support during one of the most memorable seasons on record.
The 1st team finished runners up in the highly-competitive Midlands Two West (North) league after a hard-fought play-off at Malvern.
By Jonathan White
A talented Crewe and Nantwich rugby player has been chosen to receive training at an elite level club.
Christine Lawson, aged 17, from Crewe, started playing rugby only two years ago.
Pupils from Malbank School and Sixth Form College enjoyed a day to remember at Twickenham when they paraded as flagbearers on the pitch ahead of England’s NatWest 6 Nations clash with Wales.
The students were given the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity thanks to their involvement in the CBRE All Schools programme this season.
Crewe & Nantwich RUFC has teamed up with Everybody Sport Ability to host a special Activ8 rugby experience day.
The Ability for All programme at the Vagrants ground on Newcastle Road on February 3, will give participants a fun filled afternoon of rugby.
Members of Crewe and Nantwich RUFC completed an 86-mile challenge to raise funds for the Vagrants club and donate to the “We Love Manchester” fund.
Thirteen players and coaches from the club took on a cycle and walking mission starting in Carlisle and ending at Heddon-on-the-wall, near Newcastle.
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