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Sporting Blues
Devonport Services
The Sporting Blues provide rugby for the men and women of the armed services of the U.K. In this area it is mainly to the Royal Navy and the Royal Marines.
We run two senior teams and an occasional veterans XV, Colts, a Youth section and play in the Western Counties (west) league.
Thanks to the forward thinking of the Navy and support from the RNRU, we are able to run probably the strongest and best youth set up in the county if not further afield as well. All ages from under 6 to under 16 and colts are catered for. Some age groups can field two teams.
The club badge is made up as follows; the Lion on top represents the British Army, the Royal Navy has the middle spot with the Royal Airforce at the bottom then the banner.
MOD have changed the club phone number it is now 01752-562948 To view the clubs new and better web page please click the link. www.pitchero.com/clubs/devonportservices
We were all very sorry to hear of the sad death of Barry Attis, many people in the club and the wider rugby community will remember Barry, many will have played both with and against him.
We should also remember his family.
One of those rugby characters who will be sadly missed.
below a photo of Barry lifting one of the Combination cups.
Fixtures secretary: Steve Lomax, 07742758534, stevedeanchloe at aol.com
Hon Secretary; Lt Rob Pond RN, rj.pond@pimb.co.ukk
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Rugby suprimo, Dave Oakley
07736734611 or 10 at hotmail.co.uk
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Youth Contacts are
Sam Matts (Chairman) 07775997280
Many thanks to main club sponsors
To
Interlube systems for the many years support
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and most recently to
TCS
Total cellar supplies
they do just what it says in the name
Also
Thanks to CRS training and Charlie Stewart for sponsoring the club shorts, his logo can be seen on the backsides of our teams all over the place. Charlie also scored a couple of nice tries after unexpectedly finding himself on the wing.
And to
Tamar Valley Fruiterers
for the supply of fruit to the players and refreshing oranges at half time
Training:
2010 ~ 2011 season
Training at Keyham (bottom of St Levens road by the dockyard gate (you will see the lights)) on Thursdays & at The Rectory on Tuesdays, 19.00hrs
New members welcome whatever every your standard.
Fixtures changes;
Congratulations to the Youth on being awarded the RFU Seal of Approval. Next is a photograph of Chairman of Youth, Surgeon Commander Tony Lambert (right) receiving the award from John Bentley following a Wooden spoon charity dinner.
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An interesting little story
Our sister club in Portsmouth, United Services, wrote about their greatness in times past.
Knocker White, ex president, told me of the day that he was in charge of our second team, there was a fixture with Camborne school of mines to which he turned up with 5 internationals in the team.
That does not happen to every club.
See the history page for a list of representitive players found so far.
Mike
A club pin badge is available, new stocks in, club crest on a red or blue background, £2.50 each + pp
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