Deri RFC U15’s

15/06/2026

A huge well done and thank you to all our players, coaches, volunteers and parents for an incredible season, a fantastic tour to France, and so much more along the way.

We had the opportunity to celebrate the season at our Awards Evening on Friday, and as always, it was another brilliant night.

Pictured here are some of the players who received special recognition awards and leadership awards for their outstanding contributions throughout the season.

Bring on the U15s and, hopefully, another fantastic season ahead!

02/06/2026

We’re Recruiting New Players for the 2026-27 Season!

We’re looking to welcome new players to our squad for the upcoming season.

We have a fantastic group of boys who are friendly, supportive, and always make new players feel at home.

Our dedicated coaching team goes above and beyond to help develop and mentor young players, supporting them in achieving their individual goals both on and off the pitch.

If you’re looking for a new challenge and want to be part of a positive, ambitious club environment, we’d love to hear from you.

📞 Get in touch with us by phone
📱 Or contact us through our social media channels

Come and be part of something special!

❤️💚

10/05/2026

Well!! Final weekend of rugby for the Junior Broncos this coming Sunday — and what a big one it’s going to be!

Come and get behind this brilliant bunch of boys at Rodney Parade. This is definitely one to watch, with two great teams battling it out. 🏉

If anyone is interested in travelling down on the buses, please get in touch via this FB page or Deri RFC.

Alternatively, contact Matthew Cusack on 07903 460715 to book a seat.

Good luck boys — we’re all behind you ❤️💚

07/05/2026

💚❤️Just over a week for the Dragons cup final. 💚❤️

Payment for the bus is needed in by the weekend please.
£8 each.
If you haven’t already requested a seat please contact
Guinness
Thanks for your support. 😍

06/05/2026

05/05/2026

Sadly, our first European tour to France didn’t go as we had hoped. During Saturday’s semi-final, our full-back Kenan Ince suffered two serious injuries, resulting in surgery for a broken left arm and a broken right ankle. Kenan is still in hospital recovering and is hoping to return home later this week — we’re all keeping our fingers crossed for him.

Everyone at Deri U14’s and RFC is devastated, and we wish Kenan a speedy recovery and a safe journey home. He’s been with us for several years and has grown into an outstanding player, making this an enormous loss for the team. That said, Kenan’s first thoughts, even while in pain, were for his teammates — apologising and feeling he had let them down. That says everything about his character. His teammates, many in tears, gathered around him to reassure him that he’s not alone and that we’re all behind him.

We’d also like to extend our sincere thanks to Ruislip U14s and Penarth U14s, who came together to give Kenan a guard of honour as he left the field — clapping, cheering, and chanting his name. It was an incredibly emotional and inspiring moment to witness such sportsmanship and unity. The video messages from neighbouring teams wishing him well have also meant a great deal.

Kenan, we’re all with you — stay strong butty. ❤️💚