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Nuneaton 5pts v Newport 71pts

Newport 27pts v Stourbridge 28pts

Hopes Hit by Banbury Defeat

Outstanding Performance from Newport Pack Sets Up Important Victory

Dudley Kingswinford 19pts v Newport 43pts

Lichfield 26pts v Newport 28pts

Telford 10pts v Newport 35pts

Newent 13pts v Newport 31pts

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Match Report – Newport 12pts v Bournville 21pts

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Newport 47pts v Birkenhead Park 40pts

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Match Report – Willenhall 10pts v Newport 8pts

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Match Report – Rossendale 17pts v Newport 6pts

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Match Report – Newport 19-24 Wirral

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After an incredible journey with Newport (Salop) RUFC, Craig Ingram has stepped down as Head Coach following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.Quite simply, “Ingy” is one of our club legends.Craig’s rugby journey began at Burton Borough School before moving to Wrekin College, where he continued to develop his game and went on to represent both Shropshire RFU and North Midlands RFU at junior level.Back in the early 90s, when Newport Juniors was only just beginning, Craig was part of the foundations that helped shape the future of the club. With his dad Mick Ingram coaching the U17s, including taking the side on one of the club’s first tours to Mumbles in South Wales, the Ingram family has been woven into the fabric of Newport RUFC for decades.After graduating from Harper Adams University, where he represented their 1st XV also representing England Universities, Craig’s rugby career took him away from the area and into National 1 rugby with Wharfedale at Level 3.In 2006, Craig returned home to Newport and became a huge part of one of the club’s most successful eras. Across 8 seasons and 181 appearances, he helped Newport achieve promotion to Level 5 for the very first time and later became the first Newport captain to lift the North Midlands Cup.Since retiring from playing, Craig has continued to give everything to the club as Forwards Coach before stepping into the Head Coach role two years ago, leading the team to the Regional 1 Midlands Playoffs.More importantly than the results, Craig has been a leader, mentor and role model for generations of Newport players. Seeing his son Jack now represent the 1st XV after progressing all the way through our Mini & Junior section is a fitting reflection of the legacy the Ingram family has built at the club.Craig now steps away from coaching to enjoy rugby from the less stressful side of the dugout, although we’re sure he’ll still have plenty to say on a Saturday afternoon!From everybody at Newport (Salop) RUFC, players past and present, coaches, volunteers, supporters and committee members — thank you Ingy.Your contribution to this club has been immense, and your place in our history is guaranteed.#NewportRUFC #ClubLegend #OneOfOurOwn #RugbyFamily #ThankYou ... See MoreSee Less
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1 day ago

It is with great sadness that everyone at Newport (Salop) RUFC learned of the passing of Dave Gittus on Wednesday 27th May, aged 85.Although Dave never played for our club, rugby was always a huge part of his life, having represented Selby and Halifax during the late 1950s and 1960s whilst living up north.For the last 35 years, Dave has been one of our most loyal and committed supporters, following the club both home and away across the length and breadth of the country. Many will remember seeing him on the sidelines with camera in hand, capturing countless moments and memories from across the seasons and always happy for a friendly chat at the bar afterwards.Away from rugby, Dave dedicated a huge amount of his time to the wider Newport community and was recognised for his significant contributions to the Royal British Legion, including over 15 years of selling poppies in support of the Poppy Appeal.Above all else, Dave was a true gentleman, a friend to many, and an all-round good person who will be greatly missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him.Our thoughts and condolences are with Dave’s family and friends at this difficult time.Rest in peace, Dave ... See MoreSee Less
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3 days ago

🔥 ELITE 7s RUGBY IS COMING TO SHROPSHIRE 🔥We're on the countdown to Thursday 25th June, Newport (Salop) RUFC hosts one of the biggest rugby events in the Midlands as the British Elite Sevens Tournament comes to The Old Showground 🏉⚡Watch some of the top 7s sides in the UK battle it out all day from 10:30am for silverware, pride and bragging rights.💥 TEAMS COMPETING 💥🇬🇧 British Army Rugby 7s✈️ RAF Rugby 7sRoyal Navy Rugby Union 7s🩵 Akuma Agents 🪖 Apache 7s🎭 Ramblin' Jesters🔥 OG 7s⚔️ Scimitar Storm🎗 Rugby Against Cancer🦈 Hammerhead 7s🏆 Featuring the Inter-Services competition alongside the main Elite 7s Tournament 🏆 The Defender Cup on the line🎤 Special Guest Appearance from England Rugby & @British & Irish Lions legend Dan ColeThis is fast, physical, entertaining rugby with matches running throughout the entire day! Perfect for rugby fans, serving forces personnel, veterans and families looking for a brilliant summer day out.📍 Newport (Salop) RUFC – The Old Showground (TF10 8BU)📅 Thursday 25th June 2026⏰ Rugby starts from 10:30am and continues all day🎟 £5 Entry👦 Under 16s FREEConcession Stands Include:Joan Bean Coffee Cart🍕 Pizza🍟 Fish & Chips and more,…plus a full day of elite-level rugby action.Whether you’re from Shropshire, the Midlands or travelling in to support your team — this is an event you do not want to miss.Bring your mates. Bring the family. Bring the noise.💥 THIS IS SEVENS. THIS IS ELITE. 💥#Elite7s #BritishElite7s #NewportRUFC #Shropshire #MidlandsRugby #Rugby7s #ForcesRugby #ArmyRugby #RoyalNavyRugby #RAFRugby #DanCole #TheDefenderCup #ThisIsSevens ... See MoreSee Less
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3 days ago

🔦 SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT 🔦As the 2025/26 rugby season has concluded, we want to take the opportunity to shift the spotlight onto the incredible businesses and organisations that have supported Newport (Salop) RUFC throughout the year.Their backing goes far beyond logos on shirts and pitchside boards. Our sponsors play a huge role in helping the club thrive, supporting performances on the pitch, player development, facilities, community rugby, and the continued growth of the club off the field.Over the coming weeks, we’ll be highlighting the companies and people who help make everything possible at The Old Showground and say THANK YOU to the sponsors who have stood alongside the club this season. Your support truly makes a difference. ❤️🖤Today, we put the spotlight on Davies, White and Perry who are one of the longest established estate agents in Shropshire and the UK. Davies, White and Perry provides a comprehensive and high quality estate agency service, from start to finish, using over 210 years’ experience.Extensive local knowledge, allows them to give the best advice when buying and selling in Newport, Shifnal and the surrounding areas, whilst upholding the values of our family business.They specialise in:• Sale of residential property and land• Residential lettings• Property management• Sale and letting of commercial property• Valuations for a range of purposes#SponsorSpotlight #NewportRUFC #CommunityRugby #GrassrootsRugby #ThankYouSponsors #RugbyFamily #AD ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago

🔦 SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT 🔦As the 2025/26 rugby season has concluded, we want to take the opportunity to shift the spotlight onto the incredible businesses and organisations that have supported Newport (Salop) RUFC throughout the year.Their backing goes far beyond logos on shirts and pitchside boards. Our sponsors play a huge role in helping the club thrive, supporting performances on the pitch, player development, facilities, community rugby, and the continued growth of the club off the field.Over the coming weeks, we’ll be highlighting the companies and people who help make everything possible at The Old Showground and say THANK YOU to the sponsors who have stood alongside the club this season. Your support truly makes a difference. ❤️🖤Today, we put the spotlight on TAFS, who have been on the journey with us for several years.TAFS have been established for over 50 years as manufacturers of complete timber fencing solutions. Their range includes Double Waney Lap and Featheredge (Closeboard) panels with gates to match. Their superior quality range of planed wicket panels, gates and various styles of trellis fencing compliments the panel range. All manufactured products can be supplied in dip treated Autumn Gold or Dark Brown and pressure treated Green from their main manufacturing site in Telford, Shropshire.Using the highest quality materials, and working to the very highest standards, they can take care of all your timber fencing requirements.If you can’t see what you’re looking for on their website, give them a call!The business is with bulk trade supply only, for any local Shropshire retail sales, please visit www.tafs-garden.co.uk or call 01952 617072 for details of your nearest stockist.All timber is responsibly sourced from sustainable forests and is FSC® certified.#SponsorSpotlight #NewportRUFC #CommunityRugby #GrassrootsRugby #ThankYouSponsors #RugbyFamily #AD ... See MoreSee Less
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