Rowena Burnfield Set To Retire At The End Of The Season.

Trailfinders Women can confirm that Rowena Burnfield will retire from rugby at the end of the season. Her decision marks the conclusion of a remarkable career that has spanned over a decade and seen her become one of the most respected players in women’s rugby.

Burnfield’s rugby journey has taken her to some of the top clubs in the country, with her career beginning at Andover RFC, followed by stints at Richmond, Harlequins and Wasps before finishing her playing days at Trailfinders Women. Her time at Wasps was particularly memorable, as she was a key figure in their run to the Allianz Premier 15s playoffs. However, it wasn’t just her domestic success that set Burnfield apart—it was her international achievements that truly solidified her place in Red Roses history.

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50 up for Monty!

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Partnership Announcement: Motion Fitness Education

Ealing Trailfinders are thrilled to announce a landmark partnership with Motion Fitness Education, one of the UK’s leading fitness education providers.

This collaboration will provide players with exclusive access to high-quality qualifications, supporting their careers both during and beyond their playing days.

As a trusted training provider and CIMSPA Enhancing Status Education Partner, Motion Fitness Education offers fully accredited qualifications through Active IQ and Focus Awards. Available courses include Personal Training, Strength & Conditioning, Sports Massage Therapy, and Nutrition, equipping players with valuable skills to build careers in Fitness, Health, and Wellness.

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Job Vacancy – Men’s Athletic Performance Coach

Ealing Trailfinders are recruiting an Athletic Performance Coach – Men’s First Team Rehab.

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Match Report – London Scottish 15 – 35 Ealing Trailfinders

Ealing Trailfinders secured a spot in the Premiership Rugby Cup quarter-finals with an excellent 15-35 victory over London Scottish.

Tries from Rob Farrar, Craig Hampson, George Davis and a brace from Francis Moore helped secure Trailfinders’ spot in the knockout rounds of the cup.

Trailfinders started on the backfoot with Scottish coming out the blocks the quicker of the two sides.

They won an early penalty and kicked long to touch. They went to the tail and, after a couple of crash ball phases, got the try from hooker Calum Scott.

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Upcoming home matches for the Ealing Trailfinders Elite Pathway

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Upcoming home matches for the Ealing Trailfinders Elite Pathway. The Academy U18s have 2 home fixtures coming up and the Coventry game this Saturday will include Rio Waddington of Ealing Trailfinders Youth.
Matches being played on the Stadium Pitch – come along to support.

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Congratulations to Grace Moore

Congratulations to Grace Moore who has been selected in the Ireland Six Nations squad.

 

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Ealing Trailfinders Welcomes Scott Buckley

Scott Buckley joins Ealing Trailfinders on loan until the end of the season

Following the mid-season departure of Henry Walker to Northampton Saints, Buckley has joined up with the squad and has been training over the past couple of weeks.

Buckley has made 27 appearances for Munster, having come through their youth system and represented Ireland at U18 and U19 levels.

The hooker had a stellar debut for the province, where he scored a try and won Player of the Match in Munster’s 35-17 away win at Wasps in the 2021 Champions Cup.

Joining Trailfinders, Buckley said: “I’m very grateful for the opportunity to join Ealing Trailfinders until the end of the season. The coaches and players have all been very welcoming and made the transition easy for me, it’s a top-class setup with great people. It’s a great opportunity for me personally, and I’m really excited to get stuck in to this new challenge.”

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