Formed in 1971, our catchment area covers the town of Bingham and surrounding villages.
We run a 1st XV, Occasional Vets and a Junior XV side. The senior team currently playing in the Nottinghamshire Security Plus Pennant. After 2 very sucessful seasons, 2008/09 will see us playing in Pennant league 3.
We train on a Tuesday Night at the club from 7:30pm until 9:00ish followed by a drink and a chat in the clubhouse.
Facilities include: Club House with full bar & kitchen, 1st and 2nd XV pitches, a separate dedicated floodlit training area.
Any player new to the area or already in the area and simply wants to come down and join in is most welcome; we are an open and friendly club and want to expand and build on 2 successful seasons: 2006 - 07 season - we were winners of Security Plus Pennant league 5 and 2007 - 08 where we were runners up in Pennant league 4, semi finalists of the NLD Vase & Runner up in Notts Junior Cup amassing 853 pts and scoring 129 tries. See our fixtures & results page for details. We would like to be able to strengthen our squad, be able to field a 2nd XV and provide opportunities for our younger members. Those with previous playing experience at a higher level are most welcome and your skills & knowledge will be gratefully received.
We were fortunate enough during 2004 to be included on the countrywide tour of the World Cup - see picture below - and pride ourselves on being a friendly, family club encouraging enjoyment of the game and all that comes with it. We organise numerous social events throughout the year, including the now famous:
Bingham Beer Festival
The Festival is scheduled to tie in with the Last Friday & Saturday weekend of the Six Nations
so games can be watched whilst sampling.
Serious or social, give us a call and we will see you on Tuesday night & match days - supporters are always welcome on the touchline and to join in the banter in the clubhouse afterwards.
If you need or want any further information contact
Chris Bell (Chairman of Selectors)
Jason Churchill (1st VX Captain)
Huw Thomas (Club Coach)
Bingham Welcomes the World Cup on its Nationwide Tour in 2004
