Championship Rugby Date: Saturday 20th April Kick-Off: 3pm Location: Richmond Athletic Ground (RAG) Tickets and Hospitality: Available from £20 – buy here Opposition in Focus It was just over a month ago when Nottingham last took on London Scottish. In an incredibly close game they ran out 31-28 victors but have only won one of their three games since against Cambridge. Defeats since against Bedford and Coventry will mean the Archers will be looking for a bounce back win at the RAG. London Scottish News London Scottish have been slowly building throughout the year and ..read more

A big week for the whole Club as the London Scottish Lions took on Teddington in the Papa Johns Cup. After heavy celebrations following a league win last weekend, the Lions couldn’t quite back it up and fell to a defeat which ends their Cup journey. However, London Scottish U13s headed north to North Berwick for an unforgettable tour. Read all about their incredible trip below. London Scottish headed north this weekend for an unforgettable festival, hosted by North Berwick, with the cream of East Lothian and Edinburgh talent pitting their wits against their brethren from the Big Smoke.  T ..read more

London Scottish have made just three changes to the side that defeated Hartpury a week ago. With an injury to Will Hobson, Rhys Charalambous steps up to start whilst Caleb Ashworth comes onto the bench. Jack Musk also returns to the side after missing out last Friday night. He will take his place on the bench in line to replace Austin Wallis as the game progresses. The third and final change comes on the bench as Harry Browne has to pull out due to injury and he will be replaced by Archie White.  This means the starting fifteen only has one change to it. As a result, half back pairing Dan ..read more

Championship Rugby Date: Saturday 13th April Kick-Off: 3pm Location: Volac Park Tickets and Hospitality: Available from £15 – buy here Opposition in Focus Cambridge experienced an upturn in form around Christmas and New Year which saw Cambridge pick up vital wins against London Scottish and Caldy. However, since the end of January Cambridge have failed to register a win, picking up a losing bonus point against Nottingham a couple of weeks ago. However, despite this lack of form, Cambridge are not to be underestimated. With some amazing flair in their attacking game and ..read more

It wasn’t to be for the Lions this weekend as both the Lions A and B feel to tight defeats. Lions B couldn’t quite get it down against London Sussex whilst Lions A were just pipped on the last day of the season by Old Streetonians. However, this did not stop a massive end of season celebration as the Lions A celebrated yet another promotion. Next season they will compete in the Regional leagues as the Club takes another big step forwards. There is still a lot of rugby to be played for both sides this season as the Lions A take on Teddington this Saturday in the Papa Johns Cup and Lions B have ..read more

Under the Friday Night Lights in the first weekend of April, Bryan Redpath’s men recorded their second victory of the season as the Exiles defeated Hartpury 29-26 at the RAG. It had been a long time coming after six losing bonus points and five final minute defeats, the Exiles were ready to break that duck. The Exiles began the opening salvo on top, battering the Hartpury line but the away side defended manfully for the first 10 minutes or so. However, after a missed penalty eventually Harry Sheppard put Will Talbot-Davies through a hole in the midfield. He would offload to Will Brown to open ..read more

The Championship Clubs Committee met today to hear an update from their Executive on progress made in discussions about the future of Tier 2 of English rugby. While there was at one point in the recent history of this crucial process a deadline of March 31st for the selection of clubs for a second tier, that deadline was scrapped some time ago and there are currently a series of important and intensive discussions going on around the league, which will be launched for the 2025/26 season. Those discussions between the CCC, the RFU and, where relevant, Premiership Rugby Ltd, cover all the b ..read more

Despite an historic win earlier in the season against Ealing Trailfinders, the fact that the men in green sat atop of the Championship with only one other defeat to their name this year did not fill many Exiles fans with confidence heading to north-west London. However, what followed was an incredibly spirited performance that rested on a few key moments which if they went the way of the Exiles could very well have seen a different outcome on the day. There was no doubt that the Trailfinders were in the mood for revenge following a defeat earlier in the season and they came out of the blocks f ..read more

It was a massive weekend for the London Scottish Lions as they gained promotion from Counties Middx/Herts 1. An enormous 82-5 victory over Hitchin saw the Lions emphatically secured their space at the top of the table. This will see the Lions take their place in Level 6 of the RFU pyramid in Regional 2 South East next season. Congratulations to all involved on another amazing season. The post One Club Round Up appeared first on London Scottish Rugby ..read more

Joe Gray and Bryan Redpath have named their matchday squad to take on league leaders Ealing Trailfinders on the road. Making just three changes to the match day 23, Gray and Redpath have opted for consistency this week. Cassius Cleaves makes his return to the London Scottish side after a period out with injury. Will Prior and Marijn Huis also return from injury to take their place on the bench. Eleswhere George Cave and Will Hobson have been promoted from the bench to start this week. As has Harry Brown, Jack Ingall and Tom Marshall in the back five of the scrum. In the back Harry Sheppard mak ..read more