Photos courtesy of Deborah Lloyd A day of landmarks for Blackheath. The Club’s biggest-ever away win (surpassing the 24-85 win at Waterloo in 2009), matching the 94-points and 14 tries scored against the same opposition at Well Hall in November. Four tries for Jake Lloyd, taking the wing beyond 100 scores in Club colours, but most significantly of all, a …
Photos courtesy of Deborah Lloyd Two early tries gave Blackheath a grip on this match, but the Club were never able to ease off against a determined and spirited Bury side. The Suffolk club, who sat fourth in National League Two East after a run of six victories, dominated large parts of this contest only to come up against an …
Important announcement Over the last few years, the Executive Committee has been in regular discussion with the University of Greenwich, which is the owner of the Well Hall site and our freeholder. The presence of Blackheath Rugby at Well Hall is secured by a Lease Agreement with the University that matures in 2032. The University has a break clause …
For the second week in succession Blackheath’s bid for promotion from National League Two East looked to be stumbling, as they found themselves under pressure from the outset in a match, and needing to play catch-up after conceding early scores and a sizeable deficit. Nevertheless, the Club recovered to place the game on a knife-edge at the interval, before turning …
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26 February 2023 The Club Vets narrowly came second in their first match of 2023, at Gravesendians on Sunday. Having led 5-15 at half time, the Buccs toiled in the final quarter against a spirited home side, who made good use of the alpine gradient behind them in the second half, and who scored a try with the last …
The side sitting second from bottom of National League Two East, facing the club twelve points clear at the top, will rightly feel mighty disappointed with the end result of this contest. North Walsham fought magnificently, leading from the fifth to the 58th minute, their backs slicing through the Blackheath defences, making the visitors’ tackling look decidedly ordinary. In the …
