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24/07/2024

Wednesday saw our end-of-season awards for the U11, U12, and U14 teams, held at Streatham Common. It's been an incredible season for Brixton Bulls in our 20th year, and it was a challenge for the coaches to select the stand-out players. In the end, the awards went to the following players:

• U11 Players' Player: J O'Flaherty

• U11 Coaches' Player: D Jones

• U11 Most Improved: M Jones and R Weathers

• U12 Players' Player: F Marmont-Robertson

• U12 Coaches' Player: I Cassidy

• U12 Best Trainer: E Reid

• U12 Most Improved: J Cloney-Fisher

• U14 Player's Player: H Zidour

• U14 Coaches' Player: N Bent

• U14 Best Trainer: L Fitzgerald

• U14 Most Improved: D Anderson

The awards for the U7, U8, U9, and U10 teams will be presented in September.

20/07/2024

Brixton Bulls U14s Complete the Treble with Grand Final Victory

Brixton Bulls U14s completed the League, Cup and 9s treble with a 50-12 victory over Brentwood Eels in the London Junior League Grand Final giving them an unbeaten season, with 10 wins from 10 matches. 

The Final started in difficult fashion for the Bulls with some early errors, and some strong defence from the Eels. However, some good handling from half back Robson gave skipper Bent some space on the right, and his offload put full-back Zidour in in the corner, while stand off Smith then scored with a powerful run from the kick off. This gave the Bulls a 10-0 lead, but the Eels hit back to make it 10-6 mid way through the fist half. From this point the Bulls took control, with prop Stone-Townsend crashing over, Smith scoring a second from the kick off, and Zidour scoring the try of the match collecting an outside pass on the move from left centre Wold on the half-way line, and racing under the posts.

The second half saw more of the same, with second row Hale touching down after offloads from both Bent and Zidour, Zidour jinking through for another, then putting Smith in for his third with a neat draw and pass, before a nice jink and offload by hooker Jones created space for Zidour to score his fourth. Robson kicked 7 of his 8 attempts to take the score to 50, while Eels scored a late consolation try.

20/07/2024

What a send off! Two tries from Tommy Beale in front of his travelling fans contributed to the Bulls’ massive win over the Eagles. The big win guarantees the Bulls a home semi-final on 17 August.

There were also tries from Ugo Thomas (x2), Emmet Banahan (x2), Joe Leadley, James Amarchee, Ben Cowell, JD Smith, and Charlie Milner. Adam Sheehy completed eight conversions.

Emmet Banahan was awarded MOM for his energetic performance at hooker, an energy he matched in his off field performance..

13/07/2024

With Streatham & Croydon unavailable, the Masters travelled to Elmbridge on Saturday for another exhibition for our hosts with Aldershot & Fleet (plus guests from Spitfires). It was great to see several players making their debuts for the Bulls, including guest star Paul from Underbank Rangers. After a brief coaching session from Pablo, the Bulls put together some text book sets resulting in some great tries, including a brace for debutant Jamie, and complemented by excellent defensive work from the gold and green shorters. Another great afternoon of Masters rugby league. Thanks to Elmbridge for their excellent hosting.

06/07/2024

Brixton U14 triumph against Elmbridge Eagles

Brixton Bulls U14s entered the Cup Final on Saturday at Rosslyn Park against Elmbridge Eagles in buoyant mood, having beaten the same opposition by meaningful scores in their previous two matches. However, after a shaky start it quickly became apparent that this would be no walk in the park, and Brixton were forced into some strong goal line defence to keep the opposition out. Errors continued to cost the Bulls, as the completed only two of their 11 sets in the first half. One of the two completions leading to a quality try for fullback Zidour on the left hand side, but Elmbridge hit straight back with a high kick finding space on the last tackle. The left Brixton down 6-4 at the break.

In the second half Brixton's ball control improved to an extent and smart passes from half-back Robson enabled 2nd row Williamson, and left centre Ulrich to go over, giving Brixton a 14-6 lead with 10 mins to go. Elmbridge weren't done however, and a neat switch lead to their second score to leave Brixton with a nerve jangling last minute. Some more solid defence, which had been Brixton's hallmark of the day held Elmbridge out for the last few plays, and Brixton brought home the Cup Trophy, 14-10. Right Centre and Skipper, Bent, was awarded Player of the Match by Kieran Robertson, the London Broncos Reserve Team Coach.

06/07/2024

The Men's team hosted London Chargers for a competitive fixture, finishing winners by 40 points to 36.

29/06/2024

Open Age team hold their own against SCL opposition

With their league match against Brighton postponed, the open age team invited North Herts Crusaders from the Southern Conference League to Steatham & Croydon for a friendly. The SCL is the fourth tier of the British rugby league system and is the highest level of amateur rugby outside of Northern England. Brixton continued their excellent form this season, leading until the final moments of the game, when the Crusaders wrestled victory away with a last minute try.

Try scorers were U. Thomas (x3), B. Cowell, F. Akintoye, and T. Beale, with man-of-the-match Ben Cowell in his first appearance of the season. 

29/06/2024

Tough day in Wales for our over 35s

It was a great day in the sun for a mixed team of Brixton, Solent, and Hammersmith players as they travelled to Cardiff for matches against Leigh East and Cardiff Blue Dragons. The matches were tough, and our combinations worse, but everything was played in the spirit of masters, and there was plenty to talk about on the drive home. 

22/06/2024

Brixton U14 beat Elmbridge to reach the 2024 Grand Final

Brixton Bulls U14s faced Elmbridge Eagles for a second time with victory for either side set to put them into the Grand Final. After some tough opening exchanges, some smart work from half-back D Robson and right centre Bent put them in a position for prop Campbell to crash over. The match remained tight but a neat dummy from hooker Jones created space for winger Simon to outstrip the defence and score in the right corner, while an interception try from Bent created a bit of breathing space. Elmbridge hit back, however, dotting down just before half-time against some tired Brixton defence. Brixton managed to score right on the stroke of half time, with an offload from prop Ndekwe helping full-back Zidour score on the stroke of half-time.

The second half was a different story as Brixton Bulls cut loose. Second row Williamson scored early on with a surging run from half-way, with Zidour scoring a long-range effort from the kick-off. Wold and Fyffe (2) also got in on the action before Bent grabbed his second and Onyejekwe scored on debut. Robson kicked 7 goals before Smith and Coombes kicked one each to make the final score 62-6.

22/06/2024

Brixton U12 defeat Eastern Rhinos in friendly match

With Eastern Rhinos unable to field a full side for a league match, Brixton leant their opponents players to make a friendly possible. Brixton ran out comfortable winners with Cloney-Fisher man-of-the match for his hat-trick and strong defensive play. There were also notable performances from Beeney with at least two tries, and Reid with a perfect kicking record.

15/06/2024

Two tries from Thomas-Smith helped the Brixton Bulls continue their unbeaten campaign and stay at the top of the table.

Man-of-the match was Alexander-Neil for the second game in a row.

Up the Bulls!

15/06/2024

Brixton Bulls U14s travelled to Brentwood Eels in tropical conditions on Saturday for the Cup Semi-Final. Brixton got off to a strong start with a powerful run and an offload from prop Campbell setting up full-back Zidour for his first try. Campbell follow up himself a few moments later, crashing over from close range before lovely cut out passes on both the left and the right gave Brixton speedsters, Fyffe and Simon the space to race in, and take the score to 24-0.

Brentwood hit back, however, after some sloppy errors from the Bulls, to narrow the gap to 24-10, before great lead up work from the team gave Zidour the space to cut back under the posts, to make it 30-10 to the Bulls at the break.

The second half was a tighter affair, with strong defence from both sides, but two more assists from Zidour produced tries for half-back Robson, and skipper Bent. Brentwood scored another before Zidour rounded off proceedings dotting down in the left corner after some good handling inside left him unopposed. Robson kicked four of the goals in windy conditions to make the final score 42-16.

15/06/2024

Brixton Bulls U12s travelled to Elmbridge on Saturday to take on the Elmbridge Blue Eagles in the London Junior League. Brixton got off to a strong start with good work down the left hand side enabling second row Cassidy to dive over on the left, with half-back Marmont-Robertson slotting a difficult kick from out wide. Elmbridge hit back, before Brixton prop Afranie-Wilson managed to squeeze over under the sticks, with stand off Jones adding the extras.

The Bulls got off to a difficult start in the second half, with Elmbridge managing to find the touch line, and they narrowed the gap to two points early in the second half. However good teamwork, and strong running saw tries from loose forward Reid, and a second effort from Afranie-Wilson. To their credit, Elmbridge weren’t finished, and were hammering against the Brixton line in the last few minutes. However, the Bulls managed to keep their try line intact, thanks to some brave defence, and come away with a victory, 20 points to 10.

15/06/2024

Brixton Bulls help show cases masters rugby league at Elmbridge Eagles

Saturday was a great day to break ground on Surrey Masters rugby league, as Elmbridge Eagles joined forces with the Brixton Bulls to take on a combined Southampton and Aldershot team. 

The weather was a shocker as it equally drenched and then burnt the players. But play was 100% razzle-dazzle! Some notable play was had between Sanj Virdi, Kev Naylor and Ed Cameron, who had no previous rugby league experience, but all dads of junior players at the Elmbridge Eagles. They had no trouble finding their way to the try line and setting a solid defensive line. 

Masters is a fun way to play alongside coaches, parents and volunteers from other clubs in the rugby league family, as well as your own local club. The freshly recruited Elmbridge junior players' parents and junior Elmbridge coaches Kevin Rudd and Rob Hughes (in Brixton shorts) linked up with Aussie Pablo Bawdekar and other Masters players from Brixton Bulls (wearing Eagles jerseys). The combinations were 'electric' with some old school 'run around' moves from the 1980s - Pure joy! As is tradition, the old boys came off the field with massive grins on their faces and grabbed a few drinks in the sun, whilst the stories got taller and legends were created from the skills on display.

As the game was played in the finest Masters spirit the final score was 0-0. Elmbridge hope to join another Masters rugby league event soon. Thanks to all the Masters players who made the journey to play, organise, and officiate the game.

08/06/2024

Our U12 team took on a challenging schedule at the Challenge Cup festival, splitting into two squads to maximize participation. Despite facing some opposition teams with fewer than nine players, we aimed to maintain balanced squads and ensure everyone got plenty of game time.

Overall, the teams performed admirably. They secured two impressive wins against formidable northern opponents. The highlight was a thrilling draw, with both teams scoring three tries each, showcasing outstanding defensive efforts.

However, our matches against Elmbridge proved tough. In the penultimate match, we narrowly lost 5 tries to 4. The final game saw us defeated by a clear margin.

Throughout the day, our defence was commendable; while no official Player of the Day was awarded, special recognition goes to Kevonne for his exceptional defensive performance.

08/06/2024

U11 face strong opponents at The Hive

Brixton Bulls U11s faced a strong Leamington Royals side in the first match, just edging the contest with skipper D Jones leading the way with his tackle count. Next up were familiar rivals Elmbridge Eagles, the Bulls came away with the win, with the highlight being John's fantastic line speed. Against a younger Brentwood Eels side the Bulls were always on top and John's line speed had spread through the team as they put in a dominant display, with both Rees and White crossing the line. The match against N.E.W. Ravens from the Midlands was much tighter, with Fraser being the stand out performer, making some try saving tackles and scoring two tries, along with excellent distribution from McBride. Kippax Welfare were the strongest team the Bulls faced particularly with their tackle technique and super strong defensive line, which the Bulls struggled to breakdown, despite some charging runs from forwards Weathers, Boahen and M Jones. In the final game the Bulls faced Bassetlaw Bulldogs. The tiring Bulls were in a bit of a hole before Esprit-Tabiowo dug them out of it with three length of the field specials. A great performance from the Bulls against some quality opposition with Fraser awarded the Bulls' Player of the Day.

08/06/2024

Ahead of the Challenge Cup final at Wembley, Brixton Bulls travelled to the Hive in North London for the biggest primary festival of the year. With teams from around the country there was the opportunity to play at U8 and U10.

The U8 played a mix of tackle and touch matches, showing significant progression over the games.

On the other side of the stadium, and playing together as a side for the first time, the U10 players held their own against some organised and experienced rugby league opponents. Using designated first-receivers and dummy-halves, they brought consistency and shape to their attacking play. Their defensive attitude and resilience was formidable and they showed great teamwork and energy over six tough, close games.

Well done to all the players! We hope you shall continue like this.

25/05/2024

An injury-depleted Brixton Bulls Masters team travelled out to the Medway towns for Dragons inaugural fixture at their new, well-appointed home ground. Supplemented by guests from Solent Spitfires and home team players, the Bulls put up a rousing performance with the scratch squad really gelling from the second quarter onwards and tries galore from Probert, Tipple, Crisp and several guest stars, before conceding the traditional 0-0 draw. It was a great day out, played in the spirit of Masters and under a blazing sun, with the usual libations and top notch spread laid on by our hosts at the Cannon post-match. Many thanks to our good friends at Dragons for looking after us so well.

Photos by James Glassup @travelsports17

18/05/2024

Bulls remain undefeated after a tough match

Brixton Bulls U14s travelled to Bromley early on Saturday morning to take on the Bengals. Bromley are always a strong team, and the two have had a number of tough encounters over the last couple of years, so Brixton knew it would be a difficult match.

The play was pretty even in the early stages with the wet conditions and small pitch contributing to plenty of errors on both sides. However some smart work down the right side lead to an opening try for Brixton right centre and skipper, Bent. Bromley hit back though to leave the scores at 6-6 as half time approached, before Brixton full back, Zidour swooped on a Bromley dropped ball to make it 12-6 to the Bulls at half time.

In the second half Brixton started well, and Zidour went over for his second after he was out in space on the right side to put Brixton in a strong position at 18-6. Bromley weren’t finished though, and capitalised on some more Brixton errors to tie the game at 18-18 with less than 10 minutes to go. Brixton regained their control and composure, however, for loose forward Hale to power over. Half back Robson added his fourth conversion to secure the win, 24-18.

Photos @LondonBroncosRL

11/05/2024

U12 lose first match of the season three tries to five

The players were massive today. We put on some great defence in the first half to see Elmbridge out which was rewarded with Idris' well worked try with the team giving great field position and some great passes out to the right edge. 

After a couple of exchanges and on the stroke of half time with some great field position we worked  great passes out to the left edge, where Euan found himself with space in front and scored a great try right on top of the corner flag. 

The second half saw a lot of defensive efforts going in and after a couple of Elmbridge tries we capitalised on their errors and battered their try line for 2-3 sets getting some repeat sets of 6 and finally Frazer found a gap on the left hand side and got himself over. 

It was a great first game by all involved: there is plenty to work on and plenty of positives. Heritage was player of the match with some awesome tackling and great carries. 

Finally, a big shout out to all the parents players and coaches for supporting the players as best as we could to help them grow.

27/04/2024

Brixton Bulls U12s emulate the U14s in winning the Pre-Season 9-a-side Tournament.

With nearly 20 players available, including many on debut, Brixton entered two mixed ability teams to face Bromley Bengals, Eastern Rhinos and two teams from Elmbridge Eagles. 

Brixton 1 won four of their games in the group stages, only drawing 3-3 with Elmbridge 2, who also won their four other games. This set up a re-match in the Final with Brixton 1 squeezing home in another very tight contest, 4-3, with Frazer Marmont-Robertson scoring the match winning try and earning himself the Player of the Tournament Award for his team.

Brixton 2 won one of their four games, against Eastern Rhinos, though almost got the better of Brixton 1, only going down 4-3 in the last minute, and had another tight 4-3 loss to a strong Bromley Bengals side. This left them 5th in the league table, but there were many very creditable performances, notably from Robbie Heritage, who was Player of the Tournament for his team. 

Many thanks to everyone for their efforts and looking forward to the start of the Junior League matches on 11th May!

20/04/2024

Brixton Bulls U14s won the opening match in the 2024 London Junior League, beating a strong Elmbridge Eagles side by 40-4. Brixton looked solid from the off, forcing a turnover on Elmbridge's first set, and looked to have scored from an excellent cross-field kick only to have it ruled out by a foot in touch. 

However, Brixton soon got on the score sheet after a sweeping move to the right, allowing right centre, Bent, the new skipper, to power over on his debut. This was followed by typically elusive running from full-back Zidour, and another from Bent in a carbon copy of the first try.

The Bulls were in a strong position at 12-0 after 15 minutes, but a period of poor ball control gave Elmbridge significant possession in the Brixton half, and the Eagles finally made this pay, stripping the Bulls for numbers down the right to make it 12-4 on the stroke of half time. 

The second half saw Brixton raise the quality. A quick play the ball from excellent second row Hale gave Zidour space against a back pedalling defence, and enabled him to use his footwork and pace to score from half way. After that, the Bulls looked in control. A back-hand flick from Zidour enabled Bent to go over unopposed for his hatrick. Half-back Robson, who controlled things well all game, stepped and dummied to go in under the posts. An offload and seven pass team move gave speedster Fyffe on the left wing the space to dive over in the corner before another bullocking run from prop Campbell saw him crash over. Robson also slotted 4 goals in difficult conditions.

15/04/2024

Celebrating 20 Years of Brixton Bulls!

Let's throw it back to 2019, with one of our own Sam Dore making his debut for Castleford Tigers U19. A bruiser on the field, and one of the nicest gents you will meet off it, Sam has been a credit to Brixton Bulls; he can also speak Mandarin.

We hope to see him back in the yellow and black this coming season.  

06/04/2024

We have a new Club Shop, thanks to O'Neills, the providers of our new men's kit.

Brixton Bulls merch is available in adult and children sizes.

06/04/2024

A beautiful sunny day for the start of the rugby league season and the opening 9s festival for our U14s.

Last year our U14s had played up a year (all bar one U13) and it had been a tough season. To their credit they never gave up and although out powered by the bigger opposition we played some great rugby league. The boys were excited to see how they would be now at the top of their age group. 

Although only playing against three other teams the level of rugby across the board was high and it was typical 9s: fast, furious and physical. 

We had some new lads making their debuts and they proved great additions to the side. Bent running hard and strong and some great lines. Smith working hard on the wing and scoring a fantastic try from a great ball of Robson, going three quarters of the length of the field. Fyffe on the other wing scored as well, with Hale and Zidour all going over for the Bulls during the morning. 

We faced a strong Elmbridge black side who took us to a draw in our first game and we just beat Brentwood 3-2 in our second game. An injury caused a delay and somewhat halted the momentum of the day but we beat Elmbridge White to end up with a draw on points against Elmbridge Black at the top of the table. As time had ran away with us, due to the injury, we ended up with winning the cup on tries scored. 

A great morning of rugby league. Great to see the boys back on the field and it bides well for the rest of the season. Lots of fun and hard work to come for these lads but it's going to be an interesting season if the standard of rugby league was anything to go by on this bright but breezy April morning.

05/04/2024

Celebrating 20 Years of Brixton Bulls!

Let's rewind to 2019, where Brixton Bulls legends Abeku and Marcus took their game to the global stage, representing Ghana in the Middle East and Africa Championship. It was quite the ride – they stumbled in their first match against Nigeria but bounced back strong, clinching a sweet victory over Cameroon in the final showdown and securing a respectable third place in the championship. Adding to the fanfare, coaching the Cameroonian team was none other than Kahlil, another familiar face from our Bulls family.

Andy Gilvary was the Ghana head coach at the time and one key people who helped create Brixton Bulls all those years ago. Here's to our global ambassadors and the legacy they've built.

28/03/2024

Meet Richard Jones of the Brixton Bulls Rugby League Club

Our very own Rick Jones sat down with Karl Walker and Craig Williams, of the Rugby League Outsiders podcast to discuss all things Brixton Bulls and the London community rugby game.

• Richard Jones' Rugby League Journey: From a childhood fan due to his father's influence to moving to London for work, Richard's lifelong engagement with Rugby League led to significant roles within the Brixton Bulls and the London Rugby League Foundation.

• Brixton Bulls' Inclusive Culture: Emphasised as possibly the most diverse rugby club in the country, Brixton Bulls showcases inclusivity, with voluntary membership fees ensuring the sport is accessible to all, regardless of socio-economic background.

• Impact of Funding Cuts: A drastic reduction in registered primary Rugby League players from 600 to 60 highlights the challenges faced following funding cuts, underlining the importance of community and foundation support to sustain grassroots participation.

• London Broncos' Super League Return: Seen as a significant boost for Rugby League in London, the return brings excitement and potential growth for the sport despite challenges like the changing academy and scholarship structures.

• Cross-Pollination with Rugby Union: The potential for Rugby League to engage talented players from Rugby Union setups, providing an alternative pathway for athletes not progressing in Union.

• Safety and Tackle Technique: Emphasising the importance of teaching safe tackle techniques from a young age, reflecting broader concerns about concussions and head injuries in contact sports.

• Promoting Success Stories: Highlighting the need to showcase success stories of players who have advanced from local clubs to professional teams, illustrating the potential career path within the Rugby League.

• Historical Legacy and Potential in London: Reflections on London's rich Rugby League history and the latent interest that could be tapped into with strategic, long-term investment in the sport.

• Favourite London Broncos Players: Richard Jones admires past Broncos stars, underlining the influence of high-profile players on the team's and sport's profile.

• Challenges and Opportunities for Growth: Strategies for boosting the Rugby League's profile in London, including better media coverage, supporting community clubs, and hosting significant events like internationals and a Magic Weekend in London.

Rugby League Outsiders is a podcast where two passionate fans and former players, Karl Walker and Craig Williams, bring their love for the game to the Midlands. After relocating to the area, they were disappointed that rugby league wasn't as prevalent as in their former homes

However, instead of accepting defeat, Karl and Craig saw this as an opportunity to promote the sport and make it more accessible for others in the Midlands. They started the Rugby League Outsiders podcast to shed light on the hidden gems of rugby league in the region and to give a voice to those who may have been overlooked.

Tune in weekly as Karl and Craig share their insights and experiences, interview players and coaches, and delve into rugby league. From local clubs to the latest news, they've got you covered.

24/03/2024

Celebrating 20 Years of Brixton Bulls!

Flashback to a historic moment in Brixton Bulls' journey: our first major trophy win, the U14 Finals in 2013! It's hard to believe it's been over twenty years since our team was founded, and each milestone along the way has been a testament to the hard work and dedication of our players, coaches, and supporters. From humble beginnings to this unforgettable victory, the spirit of the Bulls has always been about determination, teamwork, and passion for the game. Here's to many more years of success and memories on and off the field!

08/03/2024

Celebrating 20 Years of Brixton Bulls!

Our journey began in 2004, and now we're marking our 20th anniversary with some amazing posts highlighting the best moments from our incredible history. Kicking off our throwback series is a memorable moment from February 2012: when England head coach Steve McNamara graced Norwood Park with his coaching skills on a typically chilly evening! It all started with a chance encounter between Alison, Philippa, and Steve, where they asked him to come down and take a session—a bold request, but shy bairns get nowt. Check out the familiar faces in the photo, some of whom went on to become Grand Final winners! Stay tuned for more nostalgia-filled posts as we celebrate two decades of Brixton Bulls excellence.

05/03/2024

Matches at Rosslyn Park against Team Colostomy to help raise awareness

This Sunday Brixton Bulls played two matches at Rosslyn Park against Team Colostomy to help raise awareness. There were two firsts for Brixton Bulls with a mother-daughter pairing, and both the mum and dad of one of our minis turning out together. It was a huge amount of fun for all of us and thanks again to Colostomy UK for putting on a great spectacle.

Colostomy UK formed their own rugby league side in 2018 to prove that a stoma is no barrier to playing even the toughest of contact sports and were amazed by the response.

From their website:

We’ve had amazing 2021, 2022, and 2023 seasons, building each year after an 18 month absence because of the Pandemic, generating some great awareness and publicity, and are looking forward to an even more exciting 2024 calendar where we’ll be launching new Wheelchair and Women’s Rugby League too!

Our origin team plays a mixture of rules depending on our opponents, and we’re always looking for new players. Our games are equally suitable for both male and female players regardless of your ability or experience.

Please get in touch with giovanni.cinque@colostomyuk.org.

15/02/2024

Brixton Bulls Juniors attend London Broncos Development Days

Twenty Brixton Bulls Juniors have been benefitting from professional coaching at the London Broncos Development Days across U12s, U13s, U14s and U15s. The Development Days involved intensive training as well as evaluation, and are the first step towards the London Broncos Academy. The Junior Bulls are now looking forward to the start of the Junior League season in April, and are set to play competitive matches at U14s (Yr 8&9) and U12s (Yr 6&7) most Saturdays from April until July.

09/01/2024

More publicity for Brixton Bulls

At the end of last year Brixton Bulls were awarded the prestigious Club of the Year award at the London RL Foundation Awards.

In the December 2023 issue of Forty 20 magazine there were two articles featuring Brixton Bulls, and mentioning our achievement.

Following on from this, an article has now been published in South London Press about our Club of the Year award at the London Rugby League foundation.

Brixton Bulls Club of the Year