An epic win on the road.
We go four from four in the Champ!
Read the full match report here: Ealing Trailfinders Match Report
Spanish international Cris Blanco discusses surreal Rugby World Cup moments and returning to the Club for her third season.
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Meg Jones will be back for Trailfinders Women when they host Exeter Chiefs on 25.10.25!
Ealing Trailfinders highest capped player in the professional era has retired after 173 appearances for the Club. We wish Rayn the best of luck in his next chapter.
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Last Sunday the Ealing U14 Girls team made the trip to Cobham RFC for their first event of the season, a 10-a-side festival.
In their first match, the girls faced a cluster side from Sutton & Epson / Old Rutlishians. Despite Ealing starting strongly, by half time they were only up by one score, at 15-10. However in the second half the girls cut loose, scoring 6 tries without reply, the highlight being a coast-to-coast effort which started from behind their own try line.
The second match against Cobham was a much closer affair and finished 25-20 to the hosts. The first half had been a very dominant one for the Ealing girls, who were 20-5 up at the break.
The girls dusted themselves off and delivered a decisive performance in their next game against a rather depleted Wimbledon side with a final score of 40-15.
The highlight of the day came in the final match against a strong and organised Dorking side. The game ended 30-20 to Ealing.
Attack-wise the girls were a threat all over the pitch, and over the four matches, 12 out of 14 players got on the scoresheet, with Cameron and Sofia joint top scorers with five tries apiece.
Special mentions to Neave, Isabella and Shiro who made their U14 debuts, and to Elsa who made her first ever appearance in an Ealing shirt
This coming weekend:
U18 As v Fullerians HML
Bishop’s Stortford v U18 Bs HML
U16 As v Ampthill HML
Biggleswade v U16Bs HML
U15s Training
U14 As v OGs HML
U14 Bs v Barnet Friendly
U13s training
Girls at Guildfordians Festival
Girls Youth: Two defeats for the u14Gs today at Finchley against strong opposition in Welwyn and the host side. One special moment was the girls getting to meet Red Rose Kelsey Clifford who’d brought her world cup winning medal from last weekend along!
Colts: Lost 10-65. We had another tough match in which we took on the current holders Rossyln Park in the National U18 Cup. Our lads gave a great account of themselves in the first half and were right in the game at half-time but unfortunately, we couldn’t maintain those levels for the whole game and RP ran out comfortable winners in the end.
U15s: Div 1 lost 12-21 to Harpenden A’s. Very bad day at the office. Harpenden were strong and well drilled but we did not show up at all unfortunately. Bizarre after a very strong win against Amersham last weekend.
U15 Div 4: Narrowly lost 26-24 away to Bishop’s Stortford B’s. Played with heart and soul, battled hard and very nearly got the win but it wasn’t to be.
U14Bs: Won 57-7 against Bishops Stortford B’s. A’s game rescheduled to this weekend.
U13s: Won their first league game away against Chess Valley 55:25. The boys put in a very strong performance, played as a team and were rewarded with a great win!