Club Overview

After an outstanding promotion season Canterbury made a tentative start to their first venture into National League rugby but then exceeded all expectations by ending 2006/07 in fourth position in National 3 South.The demands of the higher league, which subsequently became National 2 South, increased every season but Canterbury responded to the challenge and were consistently in the top half of the table, despite the presence of many clubs with heavy financial backing.   The 2010/11 season, however, proved to be a bridge too far and the team was relegated to National 3 London & South East on the final day of the season.   They responded in positive fashion to win back their place in National 2 South at the first attempt and re-established themselves by finishing in a comfortable mid-table position in 2012/13.Canterbury rugby club offers many things. A thriving social life, the chance to make new and long lasting friendships and feeling part of a real community are just some of the pleasures as well as being part of a great game.

Club Details

Typically its £100-£150 per game + accommodation (but not bills) and assistance with employment