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Our heartfelt thanks go to Ocean BMW, Plymouth, for their outstanding support for Devon RFU. With their generosity and commitment, we have been able to build three thriving County Championship sides: Our Women’s Senior Team (Current Division Two Champions), Our…

We are pleased to invite nominations for the upcoming Devon RFU Under 18s Assessment Day, which will take place on: Sunday 26th October 2025 between 1500-1800 at: Ivybridge RFC. The Nomination Process is that each coach may recommend up to…

Keisha-Ann Down brings a truly global perspective to her role as Director of the Female Game at Devon RFU, underpinned by deep experience in rugby leadership, development, and coaching at both grassroots and international levels. She previously served as Vice-Chairman…

We are proud to be supported by a fantastic group of sponsors who help us grow rugby across Devon. One of the sponsors is Tour International who have, over the last year, generously supported the development of girls’ rugby across…

The future of girls’ rugby in Devon looks brighter than ever following the U16s Player Development Group (PDG) assessment, held at Okehampton College on Sunday 21st October. Taking place just a day after England’s women secured their place in the…

We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to MC Hearing for their generous support of our rugby union deaf team. Their commitment goes beyond sponsorship – it is a true partnership that helps us break down barriers and showcase…

Sas Huntwood has been appointed Director of Age-Grade Rugby for Devon RFU. She has been involved in rugby for more than 30 years, first pulling on boots at St Andrews University and going on to enjoy a long playing career….

We are delighted to extend our heartfelt thanks to Ashburton Motor Works for their generous sponsorship of our Colts League over a number of seasons. Their support plays a vital role in helping us provide young players with the opportunity…

If you’ve ever thought about picking up the whistle, now is the perfect time. Two fantastic referee development opportunities are coming up this November, offering the chance to get involved, learn new skills, and support the game we all love….

The CRISP (Community Rugby Injury Surveillance Project) project relies on the voluntary participation of community clubs (levels 3-9) to report their injury data and would like to get as many clubs as possible to participate. The project is now expanding…