Ealing Trailfinders Rugby Club

The 2022/23 Rugby Season

Wishing all visitors a warm welcome to Ealing Trailfinders. Please note that Sunday September 4th 2022 will be the Club Opening Day for all Minis, Youth and Colts Age Grades – although the Men’s, Colts […]

Frank McHale Funeral Details

Frank’s funeral will be held at Corpus Christi RC Church Boscombe, Bournemouth BH7 6AN at 13.30 on Thursday 30th September and it will be streamed live and you can view it here http://corpuschristiboscombe.org.uk/ Also on […]

Frank McHale RIP

The Club has received the sad news that Frank McHale has passed away at a far too young an age after a battle with lung cancer on the 21st September. We will post details of […]

Covid-19 Risk Assessment Documents

We have updated The Club’s Coaching Risk Assessments as this now includes a detailed explanation of the contact activity and intra-club fixtures plus additional guidance on how players, coaches, managers and supporters should behave when […]

Return To Rugby

We are excited that we are looking to return to rugby training and our season will start on Sunday 6th September. The Youth Section (U13 – U16s) will be training from 10am to noon, and […]

Steve Lee RIP

The Club was very saddened to hear that Ealing Trailfinders Vice President and Wanderers & Exiles player Steve Lee passed on Friday 21st August 2020. The Club extends its deepest condolences to Steve’s family. Ealing […]

NHS Run

Saturday 18th July marked a day for Ealing Trailfinders 1871 players to say thanks to the NHS for their continued support and work throughout these unprecedented times! The 1871 players came to the club (whilst […]

Haseen Hashim RIP

The Club was very saddened to hear that Ealing Trailfinders Academy and, more recently, Ealing Trailfinders 1871 player, Haseen Hashim passed on Monday 29th June. The Club extends it deepest condolences to Haseens’s family.

NHS Thank You

Don’t drop the ball !!

Why rugby has backs – Explained at last

It is largely unknown to players and followers of the modern game that rugby started off purely as a contest for forwards in opposition in line-outs, scrums, rucks and mauls. This pitted eight men of statuesque physique, supreme fitness and superior intelligence in packs against one another.