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Imperial Rugby: GW11 Preview

We asked Imperial’s 1st and 2nd XV rugby teams how their respective season’s were going ahead of the 11th GW of the season.

1st XV Team Captain – Luke Butland

The 1st XV’s season so far has been remarkable. So far, we are undefeated in the league, having scored a total of 197 points and conceding 25. Our highlights include a stellar 43–10 win against RUMS  and a dominant 93–5 win over GKT.  At the top of the table and with the most possible points to achieve, our promotion is looking stronger every day. Varsities are coming up this term, and we are looking to continue our form and make it the best season possible. 

2nd XV Team Captain – Tom Martin 

The 2nd XV have had a great start to the season with the team winning 3 out of 3 league games with a bonus point in each. The team won their first game in the cup against Surrey before suffering a narrow but very hard fought loss to Reading in the next round. The team is currently leading the scoreboard of the South Eastern Tier 3 with UCL. The second half of the season is thereby critical to win the league title and promotion. 

Standings after Game Week 10:

Upcoming Game Week 11 Fixtures:

GKT 1st XV vs Imperial 1st XV

Imperial 2nd XV vs RUMS 2nd XV, 

Imperial 3rd XV vs Anglia Ruskin 2nd XV

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