Pitch development is one of our key priorities and will drastically improve matchdays for all teams, members, and spectators, but importantly we represent the people of Tewkesbury and the surrounding areas. Join us on our journey to make Tewkesbury proud of the facilities your local rugby club provides.

We have been incredibly fortunate to have secured a number of grants in the past two years that has allowed us to develop our Pitch Development Programme a) drainage system on the training pitch b) bole hole feeding an irrigation system fed by 3 large water tanks giving us a sustainable water source. We are about to embark on our latest project to replace the out-dated concrete and metal pitch side fencing with new environmentally friendly fencing. The introduction of this new fencing is a huge improvement for both players and club, but our existing dug-outs just like the out dated fencing are ramshackle and in desperate need of replacing. We are reaching out to the Tewkesbury Community to help us fund 2 brand new dug-out units to seat 8 people that can be used by players and visitors alike and which would make a huge difference.

Whilst the pandemic in many ways seems like a distant memory, the ongoing impact on grassroots sport across the country continues to be felt with many clubs folding. At Tewkesbury RFC we too still feel the impact in terms of lost revenues and are now facing, as many families across the country are, spiralling price rises due to the cost of living crisis. The Club are committed to ensuring we have a long and sustainable future and the club continues its proud 150 year history.

We are reaching out to all of our supporters as well as family, friends, local businesses in the hope that even in these difficult times you can help us reach our goal of £5,500.

https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/pitch-side-dugouts

This year’s Touch Tournament saw 10 Tewkesbury RFC teams compete in two rounds for the Bram & Chris Trophy.Tewkesbury Trundler’s (Walking Rugby)
Stoner’s Wet Dream Boys (Mixed Old Players)
Here For The Beer (Senior Men)
Cunning Stunts (Senior Men)
Young Studs (Senior Men)
We Love Wade (Colts)
African Don’s (Colts)
Mine’s an Amstel (Women & Girls
She’s Gawwgus (Women & Girls)
Live & Let Try (U15’s)
First round – 2 leagues of 5 teams played each other for positioning.
Second round 2 leagues:_
Top five play each other for the overall winner. Stoner’s Wet Dream Boys and Cunning Stunts finishing with 16 points! So went down to trys scored. With Cunning Stunts winning the Bram & Chris Trophy for the second year running.
The rest played each other with Tewkesbury Trundler’s finishing Top.
Even though the weather tried it didn’t stop play, a few broken gazebos though.
A massive thank you to all the volunteers who help out throughout the day, especially to Bungle, Melissa and Freya. Elaine Cash for taking all the amazing photos despite the weather.
Thank you to Wendy Jackson who voluntary stepped up last minute to provide food all day.
Last but not least, as without the referees we couldn’t hold such events. Robbie Davies, Simon Collyer-Bristow, Euan Neil and our very own Vice Captain of the Women’s team Kaia Hillsmith who stepped up on the day.
These events take a huge amount of organising so we have to send a huge thank you to Kerri, Teri and Curtis who have worked so hard to make this annual event such as success. 👏
TRFC club house was busting with players, supporters, family and friends watching Wales v England. With a Lloyds Karaoke Disco finishing off a great day at TRFC.