Esher RFC News

The next wave of England Rugby's Inner Warrior campaign has launched today and Esher Rugby is delighted to announce a Warrior Camp on the 23 rd of April 2018 at 19.30. The Inner Warrior campaign is back after a successful series of Warrior Camps in 2017 and January 2018 gave a huge boost to grassroots women's rugby participation. The April wave of ...

​ The Esher Lions kick off the 2018 Sevens season on Thursday May 3 rd by competing in the London Floodlit Sevens. Last year the Lions beat Bristol and were leading Harlequins, until a certain Charlie Walker popped up with two late tries to beat us! This year we have been drawn in Pool A with Worcester Warriors, Harlequins and the Rambling Jesters....

ESHER 1 Ollie Mines 2 Billy Harding 3 Cameron Leigh 4 Hugo Seccombe 5 Liam Edwards 6 Cameron Gentles 7 Charlie Gossington 8 Harrison Collins 9 Andrew Garner 10 Paul Roberts 11 Spencer Sutherland 12 Basil Strang 13 Dan Rowland 14 Joe Beckett 15 Ben Loader 16 Devlin Hope 17 Karl Furey 18 Tom Whitehurst 19 Chris Arnold 20 Niall Saunders

On Saturday, 12 th May Esher Rugby will be holding their 'GIN AROUND THE CLOCK' Summer Ball. This year it is promising to be bigger and better than ever and it's all in the name! On arrival be greeted with a welcome drink and live entertainment to the sounds of Max Goldberg (Saxophonist), splendid and entertaining Fire Dancers, Fabulous 4-course Me...

We still have a few places left to this fabulous event, please see flyer and details below. 

Esher slipped to another close defeat at Molesey Road on Saturday, losing by a 2 point margin for the second week in a row to visitors Loughborough Students.On an afternoon when a win would have gone a long way to securing Esher's National League One status for another season, it was the visitors who overturned a 14 point deficit to earn a 25-23 vi...

Playing into a stiff breeze, Stortford dominated throughout the first half, but struggled to break down a determined Esher defence. With Baxter Wilson and Mark McCraith starting after long injury absences, the visitors seemed to find a new level of intensity and cohesion throughout the side, with Tom Banks and Johnny Neville, back from rather short...