Founded in 1994 Verwood RUFC will play in Hampshire Division 2 in season 2009/10
Home matches are played at Potterne Park Verwood Dorset

05/09/09 Old Freemens   Away See Old Freemens RFC
12/09/09 Isle of Wight     Away L See  Isle of Wight RFC
19/09/09 Lychett Minster Home L See  Lytchett Minster RFC
26/09/09 Stoneham Park Away L See  Stoneham Park RFC

03/10/09
10/10/09 Nomads Home L See  Nomads RFC
17/10/09 Overton Away L See Overton RFC
24/10/09 Chineham Home L See  Chineham RFC
31/10/09

07/11/09 Kingsclere Away L See  Kingsclere RFC
14/11/09 Locksheath Pumas Home L See  Locksheath Pumas RFC
21/11/09
28/11/09 Fawley Away L See  Fawley RFC

05/12/09 Alresford Away L See  Alresford RFC
12/12/09 Ventnor Home L See  Ventnor RFC
19/12/09 Lychett Minster Away L See  Lytchett Minster RFC

02/01/10
09/01/10 Stoneham Park Home L Postponed See  Stoneham Park RFC
16/01/10 Nomads Away L Postponed See  Nomads RFC
23/01/10 Overton Home L See Overton RFC
30/01/10 Chineham Away L Postponed See  Chineham RFC

06/02/10 Nomads Away L See  Nomads RFC
13/02/10 Gosport & Fareham III Home See Gosport & Fareham RFC
20/02/10 Locksheath Pumas Away L See  Locksheath Pumas RFC
27/02/10 Stoneham Park Home L See  Stoneham Park RFC

06/03/10 Fawley Home L See  Fawley RFC
13/03/10
20/03/10 Alresford Home L See  Alresford RFC
27/03/10 Ventnor Away L See  Ventnor RFC

02/04/09 Old Freemens Home See  Old Freemens RFC
10/04/10 Isle of Wight Home L See  Isle of Wight RFC
17/04/10
24/04/10 Memorial Match Home
 

For the full League Calendar see  League Fixtures 2009/10

 
Why Become A Rugby Volunteer?

The benefits of volunteering are numerous and specific to every individual, and within rugby, opportunities range far further than just coaching and refereeing. There are a wide variety of roles for people of all ages who want to get involved in rugby.

There are positions within our club that suit any specialism or interest. You don't have to be a rugby expert to be welcomed at Verwood RUFC, no matter what your background, whether or not you play rugby, whether you understand the game, you could be a rugby volunteer. There are many reasons why you should get involved. Here's just a few of the benefits of volunteering and goals that it can help you achieve:

    * Build your self-esteem and confidence
    * Great way to learn or develop skills
    * Pathway to enhance your work experience
    * Gain qualifications and build your CV
    * Have fun and enjoy yourself!
    * To be active and improve health
    * Meet new people, make new friends and broaden your social network
    * Make a difference in people's life
    * Be part of the tradition - without volunteers, rugby clubs would not exist
    * 'Giving something back'; expressing gratitude for help you may have received in the past
    * Chance to support something that you feel strongly about
    * Feeling needed and valued is satisfying in itself
    * Make a difference within your community

Hopefully there is something in the above list that motivates you to get involved and start volunteering. The next step is for you to now find out the kind of skills and roles that rugby clubs need and are looking to fill within their clubs, as well as who you can get in touch with to help you start your volunteering experience...

For more information See Rugby Volunteers


Alan Rex
Chairman