RFU Adult Men’s and Women’s Competitions 2021/22
We are preparing for the competitive season to start as expected in September 2021
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Community Game Update: Return to rugby update
Return to Play – Off-field changes from Monday 12 April, Return to Play – Rugby, RFU Age Grade Summer Activity Framework, County Championship Review
Adult Male Future Competitions Structure
Proposals have now been finalised which seek to address the principles below
Community Game Update: Return to rugby update
Rugby Union Winter Survival Fund update, Return to Rugby On and off-field guidance, Training Courses including First Aid, Age grade activity.
Return to Rugby Update
We hope that you’re all as excited as we are about last Friday’s announcement of our planned #ReturnToRugby from the end of the month
Return to Rugby update
Return to Rugby Roadmap, Steve Grainger video, Age grade rugby adjustments, Return to adult and age grade rugby timeline,
Staffordshire Clubs Cluster Fixtures Update
Here (below and attached) are our plans for Staffordshire Cluster and Cup rugby from January onward. They may, of course, have to be changed, but this gives us a starting point
RFU Cluster Fixture Update
For the avoidance of doubt, adult community rugby is not permitted in Tier 4 areas
Future Competitions Structure
The RFU Council has voted in favour of a number of features for a new competition structure for the adult male game from Level 3 down, scheduled to come into effect in the 2022/23 season
Facilities guidance
We understand that there is a lot of information to absorb around what can and can’t happen. Guidance can be found on the Club Support Centre FAQ page