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Middlesbrough Rugby Club Training is at Lions Park, our Tollesby Playing Site, TS5 7RA. Touch Rugby on Mondays at 6pm. Men: Tuesdays & Thursdays at 7pm. Women: Wednesdays at 7pm.

Boys and girls training days and times vary per age group.

🎃 Game Day 🎃1st XV 🆚 Blaydon RFC 2nd XV 🆚 Peterlee and Horden RFC K.O.15:00.   🎃💀👻
31/10/2026

🎃 Game Day 🎃

1st XV 🆚 Blaydon RFC

2nd XV 🆚 Peterlee and Horden RFC

K.O.15:00.



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❗️Team Announcement❗️👻🎃💀Squads are in for our 2 senior men’s games this weekend with our 1st XV on the road traveling up...
30/10/2026

❗️Team Announcement❗️👻🎃💀

Squads are in for our 2 senior men’s games this weekend with our 1st XV on the road traveling up to Blaydon RFC and our 2nd XV are at home hosting Peterlee and Horden RFC.

K.O.15:00.


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The weather looks good for us, and we are all ready with our spectacular fireworks, can bar, food outlet and coffee stal...
28/10/2026

The weather looks good for us, and we are all ready with our spectacular fireworks, can bar, food outlet and coffee stall. Buy your tickets from behind the bar. Save cash and don't queue :-)

This saturday sees our 1st XV on the road to play Blaydon RFC with our 2nd XV at home hosting Peterlee and Horden RFC. O...
27/10/2026

This saturday sees our 1st XV on the road to play Blaydon RFC with our 2nd XV at home hosting Peterlee and Horden RFC.

On Sunday our colts are away at York RUFC.

Middlesbrough 27 v Alnwick 35Saturday, October 24, 2026. 3pm at Acklam Park.Middlesbrough were beaten by Alnwick in a cl...
26/10/2026

Middlesbrough 27 v Alnwick 35

Saturday, October 24, 2026. 3pm at Acklam Park.

Middlesbrough were beaten by Alnwick in a closely fought battle in wet and windy conditions at Acklam Park on Saturday. The victory sent Alnwick to the top of the League. Boro put up a valiant fight against a team aiming for automatic promotion, despite still missing some key players, such as Ollie Hodgson, Sam Gaudie and Harley Wright.

Boro drew first blood, with winger, Brendan Hill deftly collecting a beautiful cross field kick from Rob Carney, shaking off an attempted tackle to score at pace. He then landed the tricky conversion, despite the swirling wind (7-0).

Alnwick pushed back, keeping the ball in hand phase after phase, eventually wriggling over the line for a converted try to tie the score. After a period of back-and-forth possession, featuring solid defensive tackling on both sides, and high floating kicks forced back by the wind, the visitors’ forward pack drove over for another try (7-14).

Hill added to his tally after Alnwick were penalised for offside, defying the gusts with a superb penalty kick (10-14).
Showing dominance in the scrum, Alnwick pushed forward again. With tight handling they secured another converted try, but Boro narrowed the lead, when the visitors were penalised for not releasing. Hill landed another beauty, bringing the half time score to 13-21.

Middlesbrough were able to cut the lead to one point at the start of the second half (20-21), with Carney sending an intelligently placed chip through the gap. Captain, Jack McPhillips nipped through to collect it, feeding the ball to Hill, who raced in for a glorious try.

The incessant conditions were taking their toll, with lineouts, kicking and ball-handling proving difficult and resulting in some scrappy play. Alnwick turned the screw, scoring two converted tries, extending their lead to 20-35. In typical Boro fashion, the home team never surrendered, battling to the end. From a scrum on their own five-yard line, Hill raced up the pitch, gaining valuable territory, pushing play into the Alnwick half. Jack Jeffers cut through a gap and Middlesbrough recycled through phases, with Rohan Brown going over to secure a third try for Boro. The referee blew the final whistle after Hill converted, taking his personal tally for the game to 22, and the final score to 27-35.

Boro just missed out on a losing bonus point, but McPhillips was proud of his team’s performance against strong opposition in challenging conditions, ‘It has been a tough few weeks results-wise, but we can go into Blaydon next week with confidence after the performance today. It was also great to see Jack Cook get his first team tie.’

❗️Game Day ❗️Colts 🆚 Pocklington RUFC now postponed.U15’s 🆚 U16’s In-house game at lions park KO 11:00am
25/10/2026

❗️Game Day ❗️

Colts 🆚 Pocklington RUFC now postponed.

U15’s 🆚 U16’s
In-house game at lions park KO 11:00am

https://www.bororugby.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/26-10-24-Alnwick-Programme-for-the-Web.pdf
24/10/2026

https://www.bororugby.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/26-10-24-Alnwick-Programme-for-the-Web.pdf

24/10/2026

🏉🔥 NORTH RUGBY IS ON THE ROAD!

Our first outing sees us head just 15 minutes down the road to Middlesbrough Rugby Club, where the hosts welcome Alnwick in a clash with plenty at stake!

💥 Middlesbrough are looking to bounce back and get their campaign back on track, but standing in their way is an Alnwick side who are enjoying a fine run of form.

Alnwick currently sit just behind league leaders Northern, with their sights firmly set on the top spot. Can they keep the pressure on, or will Middlesbrough have other ideas?

Two sides with plenty to play for. One big afternoon of Regional One North East rugby.

📍 I’ll be at the game, so if you spot me, make sure you come over and say hello! 👋

📸 Allan Forsyth/ Michael Fawcus

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Acklam Park, Green Lane
Middlesbrough
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