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Ross-on-Wye RFC is a local rugby club located in Ross-on-Wye, New Zealand. The club welcomes players of all ages and abilities, creating a supportive and inclusive environment for the community. With a strong focus on team spirit and passion for the game, Ross-on-Wye RFC aims to provide an enjoyable rugby experience for everyone involved.
The club boasts a range of teams, including men's, ladies, minis, juniors, and touch rugby. These teams participate in various leagues and fixtures throughout the season, competing against other clubs in the region. Ross-on-Wye RFC is dedicated to developing players' skills and promoting the values of sportsmanship, respect, and fair play.
The club is known for its active involvement in the local community, engaging in various initiatives and events. Ross-on-Wye RFC frequently collaborates with other rugby clubs, such as Telford Hornets RFC, Hereford Rugby Football Club, Ledbury Rugby Football Club, and Bridgnorth Rugby Club, to create opportunities for friendly matches and festivals.
The club's social media presence, including its Facebook and Instagram pages, provides regular updates on team news, fixtures, and results. Members are encouraged to follow these channels to stay informed and engaged with the club's activities. Ross-on-Wye RFC also appreciates the support of its sponsors, whose contributions enable the club to continue thriving and offering a high-quality rugby experience.
For those interested in joining Ross-on-Wye RFC, the club welcomes new players of all ages and abilities. Whether you are a seasoned player or new to the sport, Ross-on-Wye RFC offers a supportive and friendly environment to develop your rugby skills and forge lifelong friendships.
To get in touch with Ross-on-Wye RFC, visit their website or contact them through their social media channels. The club's dedicated members and staff are always ready to answer any questions or provide more information about the club and its activities. Join Ross-on-Wye RFC and be a part of the thriving rugby community in Ross-on-Wye.