A game played on a dank, murky November afternoon, on a sticky pitch with defences firmly on top. However, don’t be mistaken into thinking this was some drab, low-scoring affair.  This was a contest as close as they come between two fiercely competitive sides, without the superfluous incentive of bonus points, and just how rugby union should be in late …

An excellent second half comeback saw Blackheath to this narrow, maximum-point, victory, keeping them on the heels of Richmond and Rosslyn Park at the top of National League One. Cambridge, languishing in the lower reaches of the table, but renowned for springing surprises and an ability to strike from anywhere, had pounced on the Club’s first-period errors to score four …

A match, the pattern of which, very much dictated by the filthy conditions that swept across south-east England on this miserable afternoon. For much of the contest Bishop’s Stortford held sway, while Blackheath’s discipline crumbled and, easing their way back from an early deficit, looked like they might make it a hat-trick of victories in only their third visit to …

Not many sides come away from Brickfields with all five league points, and for two worrying minutes at the end of this contest it looked as if Blackheath might be letting their opportunity to do just that slip from their grasp. Having built a 21-point advantage over their opponents, the Club’s discipline began to desert them and, conceding penalties to …

Not the prettiest of matches and both sides will look back and rue the missed opportunities that could have put a different complexion on the game.  But for all the wayward passes and spillages, Rams’ first-ever league meeting with Blackheath produced an absorbing contest that could have gone either way until the Club sealed it late on. Indeed, it was …

A hat-trick of wins for Sale FC over Kent opposition this season and this victory will probably give the Cheshire side the most pleasure.  On this day they outclassed a Blackheath team who were a pale shadow of the side that beat Rosslyn Park a fortnight earlier, with their lineout in tatters and a kicking game that lacked any direction. …

A one-sided contest, with Blackheath at times showing real class, and scoring six excellent tries.  On the downside it was also a game that lapsed into periods of poor control and with plenty of errors, from both sides. However, the Club started the game at pace and their overall dominance was never in question once Freddie Owen took lineout ball …

A fine match and a fine victory for Blackheath who found easily their best performance of the season so far to defeat their old rivals who were hitherto unbeaten and had started the day as league leaders. True, in the end this win may have owed something to Park second half errors, but those mistakes were forced by the Club’s …

On a night more reminiscent of late autumn as opposed to high summer, Blackheath came from behind to emerge victors in this, the latest meeting between these two old clubs. Richmond’s strong scrum put them firmly on top initially, and by the 13th minute the visitors had created a ten point lead as first, wing Toby Eaton slid over in …