As well as competing in the Aviva Premiership, Saracens take part in the LV= Cup (The Anglo-Welsh Cup, currently known for sponsorship reasons as the LV Cup (styled as the LV= Cup), is an English and Welsh rugby union knock-out cup competition featuring the twelve Aviva Premiership clubs and four Welsh Regions.); and European rugby cups. The club's colours are black and red.
They are the current 2010/2011 Aviva Premiership champions, having beaten the Leicester Tigers 22-18.
Leicester are the most successful English club since the introduction of league rugby in 1987, a record 9 times English champions - 3 more than either Bath or Wasps, the last of which was in 2010. Leicester have also appeared in a record seven successive Premiership finals since 2005. The Tigers have never finished a league season below 6th position, and are one of only four teams (along with Gloucester, Bath and Wasps) never to have been relegated from the top division. Leicester are also the only English side to have qualified to play in every Heineken Cup in which English teams have participated, and are also the most successful English side in Europe; back-to-back champions in 2001 and 2002 and losing finalists in 1997, 2007 and 2009.
Our students display a maturity which is distinctive because they are treated with respect and encouraged to develop their independence. They experience a purposeful academic environment, but have enormous fun, and are prepared for life beyond school through a curriculum and approach to teaching and learning which acknowledges that the World is changing rapidly. The job of a school is to develop the values, positivity, understanding and awareness which will equip our young people for the often unknown adventures that lie ahead.
The school recently hosted a Super Six Rugby Sevens Tournament, a spin-off of the 'Super Six' rugby XV cup competition that the school founded and takes part in with five other schools. It has won the cup on several occasions. The school also participates in the Daily Mail Cup rugby competition.
The U15 teams taking part in the tournament are as below:
Tavistock College
Gent RFC (Belgium)
Winsford Academy
Albany Creek Brumbies
The College’s Vision was developed by students, staff and parents and is called ‘On Route to Success’.
At the Academy we will allow all individuals to develop and prosper safely and happily. This is achieved through the highest expectations, the highest professional standards and the development of outstanding relationships.
After several years, Ghent has slid to the lowest class, especially by poor motivation and lack of players. After the reforms in 2008 played in the 1st Gent RFC regional department. In season 2009/10 promotion could be forced to 3rd national and in the subsequent 2010/2011 season was a second team (re) established, namely Ghent dragons. They had a broader base in order to ensure the future of the club and serves today as school for reserves and few experienced players who can match the lowest class finishing. On 20 February 2011 was the clubhouse of Ghent RFC officially opened.
In 2001-2003 the club merged with MEAUX to become the Rugby Meaux Lagny 77 and played in National 2.
Between 2004-2006 Lionel Farcy, is the president of the club. With the help of folklos, former juniors and seniors and new members, ASL is reborn from its ashes and leaves in 3 series and 2 No regional series.
In 2006-2007 Lagny AS RUGBY plays 1st round regional.
