Come to girls and women only touch rugby from May to August 2025. Wed, St Marks ground, 1830 to 2000. ladies@twrfc.com for info.
<...Come to girls and women only touch rugby from May to August 2025. Wed, St Marks ground, 1830 to 2000. ladies@twrfc.com for info.
The U12 girls, clustering with Sevenoaks U12 girls as 7Wells had a great 2024/25 season. Played 25 games, winning 21 and drawing 4. The girls finished the season as Kent Cup winners, Kent Sevens winners and joint Middlesex Emerald U12 Girls Festival winners.
We pride ourselves on being inclusive, welcoming and having fun. Joining our girls is a great way to forget the stresses of school and keep active.
New girls are welcome, whether you've never picked up a rugby ball before, or have tots, tag, mini, school or youth rugby experience – we will look after you! Rugby suits girls who like getting physical - needing fearless tacklers and strong ball carriers - as well as runners, passers and quick thinkers (these are not mutually exclusive talents). At TWRFC, we recognise that there is a place for everyone on the rugby pitch. We also encourage our girls to develop as people, learning self-discipline, respect and a sporting mentally that will serve them well beyond the pitch.
Trying it out
Any girls can come along to our training for a few weeks, for free, to meet the other girls and coaches and get to know the sport before committing to join the club. Just contact us for details.
About us
In this 24/25 season (Sept 24 - May 25), our U12 Girls squad combined girls from school years 6 and 7.
We often train on skills together with Y5 girls (U10s), as well as Y8 & Y9 girls in our U14s squad. We also have a fantastic collaboration with Sevenoaks RFC girls for training and playing. We are currently sharing training facilities and coaching expertise between our clubs.
We have volunteer coaches with many years of experience of both playing rugby, coaching and refereeing. But we are always looking for more volunteers to help! All our coaches are fully DBS checked, parents of girls in the squad and have completed the RFU's Safeguarding training. Our coaching team also has RFU qualified first aiders.
Training
When not playing a fixture, we generally train alternating Sunday mornings at either 0900 or 1100 at TWRFC and at 1100 at Sevenoaks RFC. Lift sharing is encouraged and can help with parents split between other sibling activities.
Matches, both home and away, generally take place on Sundays, and - depending on pitch availability at the host club - can take place at any time from 0900 to 1300. We aim for morning fixtures and to always give plenty of prior warning to games.
We ensure that any girl wishing to play competitively does. All girls will always play at least half of any fixture or set of matches at a tournament, but it is far more likely that girls will play more than watch and support.
Key Achievements
Some key achievements in the 24/25 season:
Player Development
Our focus is on creating a welcoming, safe environment, in which girls have the opportunity to flourish in a physical sport that rewards a variety of skills, abilities and attributes.