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We are a Level 9 team currently plying our trade in Durham & Northumberland Division Three. We only have one senior team at present but advocate squad rotation at every given opportunity in order to promote equal sporting opportunities for all of our squad members.
Plans are in place to increase our playing numbers and field more than one senior team in order to strengthen the club and build towards our future. Ideally we would like to field a 2nd XV that would compete in the Durham Junior League and provide healthy competition for places in our 1st XV.
We all pride ourselves on being a family friendly club where members are actively encouraged to bring along their partners, children and friends. New faces and old ones are always warmly welcomed. The club has a long-term goal of establishing and maintaining a Youth Section but a lot of help will be required to put this theory into practice.
We recently moved our headquarters to Seaham Leisure Centre; site of the renowned Harpers Gym. The excellent facilities on site should support us to achieve our goals of taking the club forward whilst becoming an integral part of the local community. There is ample parking including disabled bays.
Please contact the club if you are interested in getting involved. See the Contact Numbers section on the menu bar to the left for further information.
Training
Pre-season training has started. Club coach John Whitehead is leading sessions from Seaham Leisure Centre at the times listed below. Please try to make it to the car park 15 minutes in advance so that you can warm up and be ready to hit the sessions running.
The club has received it's programme of league fixtures for the forthcoming season (see Fixtures section to the left for further details). A big season lies ahead of us and we need to start our preparations now.
Last season we took great leaps forward and moved three places up the league. How far can we improve this season? That's up to you. The ball is in your hands... literally. See you there. New faces are always welcome.
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Next Match
| Date |
Saturday, 7th August 2010 |
| Time: |
3.00pm |
| Opposition |
Seaham Over 35s vs Seaham Under 35s |
| Tie |
Friendly for the Charity Cup. |
| Venue |
Seaham Leisure Centre |
| Referee |
TBC |
Who'll lift the trophy at the end of the match? Will it be Grant Dixon's youngsters who earn the bragging rights, or will Paul Price's grizzled veterans emerge victorious?
Picture Gallery
Seaham RUFC members celebrate their Junior Plate success (25.4.09)
Back l-r: Neil Roseberry (Hon. Secretary), Lee Phillips, Steve Wilkinson (Fixture Secretary), John Dixon, Andy Hogwood, Steve Meir, Mark Wilson, Ben Bell, Stu Tisseman, Rob Thornton, Chris Burdess, Johnny Whitehead (Coach), Henry Brace, Gareth Hawkins, Paul King, Steve Sanderson, Glen Hardie, Matt Jackson, Mick Blaney, Joe Hall.
Front l-r: Dave Drinkwater, Gary Lynn, Gary Rutter, Stuart Barrass, Dan Cahill, Dave Bell (Chairman), Peter Wood (Club Captain), Andrew Baxter, Dave Hayes, Andrew Short.
Mascots: Aidan Wilkinson, Ben Wilkinson, Jordan Meir, Connor Drinkwater, Jack Cahill.
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Above: Dan Cahill takes on the Hartlepool BBOB defence supported by Grant Dixon (24.10.09)
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Above: Seaham's pack preparing to engage the Chester-le-Street scrum (10.10.09)
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Above Ker-chink!!!: Fly half Dave Davison attempts to clear his lines against Whitby (31.10.09)
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Above: Grant Dixon recycling good ruck ball against Chester-le-Street (23.1.10)
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Above: Dave Drinkwater looking to offload against Bramley Phoenix (06.2.10)
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Above: Andrew Baxter rides a big hit against Bramley Phoenix (06.2.10)
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We are desperate for new players in all positions as we aim to expand our squad numbers, field two teams every week and play our way back to happier times. If you are a new player wanting to learn the game, or even a seasoned player from another club looking for a fresh challenge, we could well be the club for YOU !!!
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