The English Clubs Rugby Union Championship 
LONDON TWO SOUTH-WEST
POINTS SYSTEM FOR SEASON 2010/2011
Points for league games will be awarded as follows:—
For winning a game4 points
For drawing a game2 points
For losing a game by 7 or less1 bonus point
For scoring 4 tries or more1 bonus point
I have added a new button  rfu league rules  in the left column of this
page, for anyone wishing to refer to these regulations at any time.

 

TUESDAY NIGHT TRAINING
Starting from this evening, training for the Senior Section (men)
will be held at Testwood Sports College from 8.00pm to 9.30pm

WELL DONE HOVE!
HOVE have won their first league fixture in London One South,
against our old friends CHOBHAM
HOVE 21 CHOBHAM 13


ON THIS PAGE
(Click on title or just scroll down)

THIS WEEK'S FIXTURES
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
MATCH REPORT — FIRST XV v LEWES
INTERNATIONAL TICKETS AVAILABLE
SPORTS GUARDS
SENIOR SECTION MEMBERSHIP
JUNIOR SECTION MEMBERSHIP

 

THIS WEEK'S FIXTURES
(LEAGUE GAMES IN RED)

Saturday, 11th September 2010
BOGNOR v FIRST XV
SECOND XV
v BOURNEMOUTH
THIRD XV
v PORTSMOUTH
FOURTH XV
v BASINGSTOKE III

Sunday, 12th September 2010
COLTS XV v NORTH DORSET
MINI/JUNIOR/YOUTH SECTIONS REGISTRATION & TRAINING

 

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

Saturday, 4th September 2010
FIRST XV 52 LEWES 14
MILLBROOK 1 22 SECOND XV 28
FOURTH (VETS) XV 62 MILLBROOK 2 0

Sunday, 5th September 2010
NEW MILTON 24 COLTS XV 25


MATCH REPORT

FIRST XV 52 LEWES 14

Tottonians started the game well and we won our own kick off. A good carry by Adam slaughter resulted in Lewes infringing at the ruck. From the penalty line out, a good drive put our backs away and Dave Wood broke through and touched down under the posts.  Robbie Searle converted for a 7 – 0 lead, with just three minutes on the clock. The game settled into an even contest, with Lewes gaining good territory. Eighteen minutes in, a poor defensive kick by Lewes was fielded comfortably. Good inter-passing put Ali Ramus into space and he fed Dave Wood, who went over unopposed for his brace. Robbie added the two points for a 14 – 0 lead after twenty minutes. The visitors rallied and again established good field position for sustained periods. A series of rucks gave them space to crash over for a converted try. This brought the score to 14 – 7 after thirty-five minutes and this remained the score at half time.
Totts were to enjoy a fine second half.
Strong play from the backs saw Robbie Searle released through the middle within three minutes of the re-start, breaking two tackles to touch down in the corner and extending the home side's advantage to 19 – 7. Stuart Mackrell won the ball from Lewes' kick off and carried deep into their half. Relentless pressure led to Paul Brading darting through under the posts, with Robbie Searle once again adding the extras. Now boasting a 26 - 7 lead and only seven minutes of the second period played, Tottonians were in dominant mood. A good carry by Ollie Northover off the scrum three minutes later put Robbie Searle in space. He was brought down just short of the line but popped the ball up to Bryn Marshall who dabbed the ball down next to the sticks, with Robbie converting for a 33 – 7 lead. Totts were now well in control and Stuart Mackrell turned over a ruck. Quick hands let Joe Locke exploit a gap and he broke through the cover defence for a try in the corner, bringing the tally to 38 – 7 after fifty-five minutes. Paul Brading made another good break, but unfortunately his pass was dropped with the line at our mercy. This was not to be the end of Tottonians' scoring. The Sussex lads rallied and had Totts under pressure, but a good clearance kick put the ball back into Lewes' twenty-two. They attempted to run the ball out of defence, but Mike Searle intercepted a pass and outpaced the cover, touching down out wide out. A fine conversion from Robbie Searle increased our lead to 45 – 7. Totts received Lewes' kick off and omnipresent Robbie Searle broke blind to feed Tom Elliott, who scooted through the cover and off-loaded to the supporting Dave Wood. Dave went over for a well-deserved hat trick with Robbie kicking the conversion to end Totts scoring at 52 – 7, with ten minutes to go. Lewes controlled the ball for the last five minutes and a series of penalties let them in for a consolation goal. With only two minutes left on the clock, this closed the scoring at 52 – 14.
This was a refreshing and confident display by Tottonians with some well executed tries.

B Collins, M Northover, S Mackrell, A Ramus, P Belasco, O Northover, A Slaughter, J Jones.
B Marshall, D Wood, R Buck, M Thomas, Mike Searle, J Locke, R Searle.
(D Drake,
S Cranton, C Bethel, T Elliott, P Brading.)

Keith Searle

 

INTERNATIONAL TICKETS
(Investec Challenge matches at Twickenham)
(See dates HERE)
Our allocation of tickets for the ENGLAND v NEW ZEALAND
game have now all been sold, but there are still some
tickets available for the matches again Australia and South Africa.
If you are interested in buying tockets, or need further information,
contact
GRAHAM SEARLE (tickets@tottonians.com)
All tickets supplied are subject to the RFU ticket terms and conditions. Read them HERE.

 

SPORTS GUARDS
Forest Gate Dental Practice provides children's and adults' made-to-measure
GUM SHIELDS in Tottonians' colours for
£48.00 each.
Click HERE for full details and to download a form to book an appointment.
(Standard mould-to-fit gum shields are available from Totts' Shop, for £3.50)

 

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR FULL MEMBERSHIP
2010/2011 SEASON

ATTENTION ALL EXISTING
PLAYING MEMBERS and FAMILY MEMBERS

Due to the increase in subscriptions for the coming season from
£12.50 to
£15.00 per calendar month, full and family members paying by
monthly standing order are required to fill in a new mandate form.
Please complete this form and return it to Graham Wateridge as soon
as possible. Either give it to him personally when he is at the Club
on a Saturday, leave it in his pigeon hole, or post it to him —
Mr. G. Wateridge, 9a Belstone Road, Totton, Southampton, Hants. SO40 8DY
Standing Order Mandate forms are available in Graham's pigeon hole in the bar,

or you can download one
HERE


REGISTRATION AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
MINI & JUNIOR (YOUTH) SECTIONS

Our MINI & JUNIOR SECTION is always pleased to welcome new
members from the age of six to sixteen. Our coaches are RFU qualified and
CRB checked. If your child is not already a junior member and is thinking of joining Tottonians, bring him or her along to our ground in Water Lane and check us out.
Weather permitting, there is training or games every Sunday morning from
10.30am to 12.00 noon. Before committing yourself to paying the membership fee
for the season, your child is welcome to take part in a few free sessions.

The subscription for the 2010/2011 season is £50 and entitles your child(ren)
to membership of the Junior Section whilst allowing the parents to enjoy the social facilities of the Club. All children must have a valid and up-to-date consent form signed by a parent or guardian before they can participate in Club activities.
Please download and print off a consent/membership form HERE and when
completed, give it to
NICKY COLLIS  on Sunday Morning,
together with your subscription.
Note that although a single £50 fee covers the membership costs
of all your children, you must complete a separate form for each individual child.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(This page was last updated at 00:57 hours on 07 September 2010)