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James McAvoy hailed his side’s belief as Newbury Blues maintained their proud unbeaten Pink Day tradition with a win over high-flying Winchester.
Newbury Ladies marked 25 years of women’s rugby at the club with a much-needed 36-5 win over rivals Reading Abbey.
Newbury Blues head coach James McAvoy admitted his side are struggling with confidence following their ninth defeat in 10 games.
Newbury Blues head coach James McAvoy breathed a sigh of relief after his side ended a run of defeats with an 18-14 win over Salisbury.
Leicester Tigers winger Ollie Hassell-Collins is confident his new side are heading in the right direction despite Saturday’s defeat to Leinster.
Newbury Blues head coach James McAvoy feels his side are edging closer to a much-needed victory despite falling to a 21-7 defeat to Guildford.
Newbury Blues Ladies ended a run of six consecutive defeats with a hard-fought 0-0 draw at Sutton and Epsom.
It has been a momentous time for girls’ rugby in the area after Hungerford and Thatcham merged to form West Berkshire Warriors.
Both of Newbury’s women’s teams returned from the winter break on an action-packed Sunday at Monks Lane.
James McAvoy admits he’s not “overly concerned” about the threat of relegation following Newbury Blues’ controversial 26-22 defeat to Chichester.
Newbury Blues head coach James McAvoy is thinking of the big picture after his side slipped to a fifth successive defeat, losing 48-24 to Wimborne.
Ollie Hassell-Collins is settling into life at new club Leicester after Tigers opened their Premiership account with a late win over leaders Bath.
Newbury Blues head coach James McAvoy wants to bring the feel-good factor back to Monks Lane following his side’s bruising 40-0 defeat to Witney.
There was no disgrace in Newbury Blues Ladies’ 37-3 defeat at the hands of unbeaten Championship South leaders Thurrock at the weekend.
Newbury Blues head coach James McAvoy felt mistakes in key moments cost his side as they lost 47-5 at home to unbeaten league leaders Jersey.
It was a mixed weekend for the Newbury ladies teams, with the first XV falling to defeat against Beckenham but the second XV beating Farnham.
Newbury Blues slipped to a second successive defeat at the weekend as they were beaten 29-10 at home to Tottonians.
Newbury Blues coach James McAvoy is confident his side can compete with the league’s most physical sides despite a bruising defeat at Winchester.
Newbury Blues Ladies were unable to capitalise on an early lead as they slipped to a battling 36-17 defeat against London Irish in West London.
Newbury Blues Ladies battled to a first win of their Women’s Championship South season, beating local rivals Reading Abbey 24-5 on their own turf.
Three penalties from skipper Dan Thorne, including a match-winning 74th minute kick, helped Newbury Blues edge past in-form London Irish Wild Geese.
