St Andrews Rugby Football Club
Sporting Club in Rugby, Warwickshire
St Andrews was set up during the 1929-30 season and played their matches at the original Mill Road grounds, across town from the present location. The grounds were then positioned close to the railway station, and opposite the British Thompson Houston Engineering works site that was home to Sir Frank Whittle during the development of the jet engine. The club then attracted huge numbers of working men from the local industries and has remained a club with its roots firmly embedded in the local community ever since.
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read moreWe provide opportunities for everyone from the age of 5 upwards to experience and play Rugby Union Football. We always welcome new players and fans of the game to the club. If you would like to find out more about the game and what opportunities there are for you to get involved, please get in touch with us today! The club is investing in our training and player support facilities. This includes our brand new physiotherapy department and exclusive partnership with Peak Performance. The purpose of the Academy is to provide a exciting and player centric transition from junior into senior rugby.
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