News in Congleton

Congleton Tennis players may currently be off court but the club has just announced the winners of its 2019-2020 Winter Doubles Competition.

The event came to a slightly premature end due to the lockdown towards the end of March 2020, but the winners of the different categories were:

Whilst there are no games being played and no training allowed due to the coronavirus pandemic, Nub News has been running a weekly edition about Congleton Rugby Club's past, present and future instead of match reports.

This is the fifth instalment of Congleton RUFC's family.

Congleton Rugby Club has over the years been made up of families, whether it's brothers, cousins, fathers and sons and not forgetting daughters too the club is and remains a family.

Whilst there are no games to be played and no training allowed due to the coronavirus outbreak here are a few pictures of our family then and now, who have played, are still playing, or will be playing for Congleton RUFC.

Congleton Rugby Club has over the years been made up of families, whether it's brothers, cousins, fathers and sons and not forgetting daughters too the club is and remains a family.

Whilst there are no games to be played and no training allowed due to the coronavirus outbreak here are a few pictures of our family then and now, who have played, are still playing, or will be playing for Congleton RUFC.

The following story is a complete work of fiction by Andy Bygrave, no actual games were undertaken by any players as they are all abiding by the governments health regulations.

Today was due to be the Congleton RUFC Vets last game of the season so as the Grand National is running a virtual race next Saturday, the below will be our last "virtual" game.

Congleton Rugby Club has over the years been made up of families, whether it's brothers, cousins, fathers and sons and not forgetting daughters too the club is and remains a family.

Whilst there are no games to be played and no training allowed due to the coronavirus outbreak here are a few pictures of our family then and now, who have played, are still playing, or will be playing for Congleton RUFC.

Congleton Town's hopes of resuming the season were dealt a hammer blow with news this afternoon (Thursday, 26 March) that the campaign will be scrapped.

The Bears were 14th in the North West Counties Football League Premier Division.

Congleton Rugby Club has over the years been made up of families, whether it's brothers, cousins, fathers and sons and not forgetting daughters too the club is and remains a family.

Whilst there are no games to be played and no training allowed due to the coronavirus outbreak here are a few pictures of our family then and now, who have played, are still playing, or will be playing for Congleton RUFC.

Congleton 2nd team travelled to their game against Christleton for a 3pm kick off on Saturday.

The Congleton team were regrettably no match for the well drilled team of Christleton and although they fought hard and managed to put in some good groundwork they just didn't manage to overthrow the home team.

With their biggest home crowd for several years Congleton Town were hoping to put last weekend's defeat at Litherland behind them, but the visitors Northwich Victoria had other ideas with two goals in each half seeing off the home side.

The Bears on loan Aaron Bott had returned to Leek and Kyle Diskin started in midfield with Johnathan Beaumont making his first start since injury up front.