First Team

Ealing Trailfinders had to come from behind to clinch a dramatic victory over Old Albanian RFC at Woollhams on Saturday. Ealing Trailfinders trailed 29-27 with 5 minutes remaining before Tom Parker’s unconverted try enabled the league leaders to continue their devastating form in 2013.

Ealing Trailfinders continued their superb run of form with a comprehensive bonus-point victory over Wharfedale at Vallis Way. The National 1 league leaders produced a ruthless second-half performance, making up for a sluggish first period as the hosts ultimately cruised to a 41-13 victory.

Ealing Trailfinders second row Gavin Curry and front row Tim Brockett give insight to their lives with 10 questions you will not want to miss.

Ealing Trailfinders 1st XV left it to the final play of the game to claim a pulsating 36-33 victory over fellow promotion hopefuls Esher. Owen Bruynseels squeezed over in the right hand corner in the 81st minute to set off a chorus of celebrations from the Ealing Trailfinders players, as the victory all but signals the end of any promotion hopes for last year’s relegated Championship side.

Ealing Trailfinders centre Rory Damant gives insight to his time at Ealing Trailfinders Rugby Club through the 10 question interview.

Ealing Trailfinders 1st XV were ruthlessly efficient in their 34-17 demolition of local rivals Richmond on Saturday. The reverse fixture in late September saw Ealing Trailfinders stage a heroic fight back to draw 27-27 at the Athletic Ground, but Saturday’s performance had all who were present at Vallis Way purring with appreciation. Richmond began the game with a voracious intensity, but the Ealing Trailfinders defence nullified any attempted attacks.

Ealing Trailfinders’ clinical edge proved too much for Blackheath as the league leaders clinched an absorbing derby 21-14 at Vallis Way.

Ealing Trailfinders back row Karl Gibson gives us an insight into his personality with a 10 question video interview. Karl is Sponsored by Body by Design Ltd

Ealing Trailfinders 1st XV fought back from 15-0 down to beat Tynedale 25-22 in an enthralling clash on Saturday. Ealing Trailfinders will be ecstatic with the bonus-point victory on their long journey to the furthest destination of the season but an inconsistent opening first quarter made their victory harder than it need have been. It was a case of déjà vu, as Tynedale lived up to their reputation as a side who start brightly, as Ealing Trailfinders know all too well, having had to claw their way back from a hefty deficit in the opening stages of last season’s victory at Tynedale Park.