Salisbury Rugby Football Club

read moreWe're encouraging all members, as well as your family and friends, to take advantage of a new offer created between the RFU and Amazon that lets you watch England Rugby for free in the Autumn Nations Cup, while also creating much needed revenue for the club.

read moreAs another new season begins, we all look forward to many opportunities to celebrate successes but realise there will be challenges along the way. Not least, the fulfilment of our many fixtures and all the lettings and events whilst we complete the building of our new changing rooms. The 1st XV continuing in South West 1 (East), welcome a number of new players and coaches to the squad and 2nd, 3rd & 4th Men's teams continue in their D&W leagues. The Women's team step up their aspirations this season, entering the RFY NC3 League.

read moreAt each level we have a dedicated team of coaches and administrators who aim to make playing rugby fun for everyone. They all undertake coaching through the club's development schemes for coaches. They are also required to complete child protection forms in line with the club's Child Protection Policy. They are all volunteers, many from the parents of guardians and we are always looking for new helpers and coaches. Joining the club ensures that your child is insured with the RFU for the duration of their years membership.

read moreThe EFARU provides learners with the skills, knowledge and understanding required to give care and manage life threatening conditions, minor injuries and illness, specifically focusing on those occurring in a rugby environment. The EFARU course is a fully recognised Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) course with extra rugby-specific elements designed for coaches, referees and volunteers who are designated as a first-aider and are responsible for providing pitch-side cover at both training and matches.

read moreMatch shirts are provided, but you will need to buy white shorts and green socks to play in matches. These and other merchandise can be purchased from the Club shop that is open every Sunday morning, or ask at the bar.

read moreWalking Rugby is a competitive but non contact, passing game, tackles are made by a two handed touch (not push.) There are no rucks, mauls or line outs and scrums are a simplified passive way of restarting the game. Without the collisions and impacts of traditional rugby it is a game of strategy and tactics, suitable for men and women and most of all it is a great fun way of keeping fit. Walking Rugby is suitable for older people, both women and men, people recovering from injury or illness. Many of our players have played rugby but this is not essential as we offer an induction programme suitable for new team members.

read moreThe committed people who volunteer to undertake the key roles of age group coaches and assistants do so on the understanding that they have the responsibility of ensuring that all those donning the Salisbury RFC shirt are being given the best possible opportunity to attain their potential and perform to the highest level whilst representing their club and potentially as county or country representatives. This site will keep all our coaches up to date with the latest news covering up to date thinking for all our age-groups, course information and any other relevant topics to ensure that we maintain the very highest standards for all Salisbury's Rugby Players.

read moreOur recently refurbished function room and bars offer a smart and modern setting for any event. Whether helping you celebrate your wedding day, a birthday party, or providing conference facilities for your business, Salisbury Rugby Club can be provide a package that is right for you. With free parking, flexible catering options and configuration options to suit any size event, we are your first choice for any event in the Salisbury area.