Half Term Training

21st February, last weekend of half term. All the coaches are away this weekend at various glamorous holiday destinations. Therefore there is no training this saturday morning. We hope to be back in action the following saturday.

As usual, keep an eye on the blog for further updates.

No training on 14th February

We have decided to call off the training session early this week.

The tides are high at 9.24 and with more rain forecast for this week, it is likely that the parks pitches will be unplayable also. All council run parks pitches were out of bounds last Saturday and Sunday so they are likely to call them off again.

Training off!

Just had a message from Grant. Caswell Hill only has one lane going up/down and it is quite icy.

Unfortunately because of this we will have to cancel training this morning.

7th Feb - Training update..........

As we speak our intrepid Head Coach, and part time arctic explorer, Grant is venturing out to see what the conditions of the roads are like around Caswell. He should be arriving back at his base camp within the next ten minutes or so.

I shall report back on here as soon as we have had a discussion about the feasibility of a run around at the beach this morning.

Watch this space!

Training back on - hopefully!

The tides are favourable this Saturday and weather permitting we shall meet in our usual spot at 9.30.

If there is a sudden downpour of snow, or if the roads are too dangerous to drive on, especially Caswell Hill, we shall notify on here before Saturday morning.

TRAINING CANCELLED THIS SATURDAY

Due to the tides this Saturday (high tide at 9.10) and also with Underhill Park likely to be unusable due to rain we have no option but to cancel training this weekend.

Hopefully we will be back in action the following week.

Training at the park

Apologies from us for the moving of venues at short notice and thanks for your cooperation with this!

We eventually got started down at Underhill and had a good session - some great improvements are being made by the team in all areas. It was great to see a new face also in Lawrence who is the first boy from Newton school to join us.

We hope to revert back to the beach next Saturday at 9.30am. Weather permitting. Check the blog later in the week for any change of time/venue. If there is no change, see you bright and early at Caswell!


One thing the boys can have a think about over the next couple of weeks. We need a name for our team for the rest of our "tag rugby" years. The older teams have the names, Mumbles Wild Catz, Mumbles Crusaders and Mumbles Pirates.






Grant demonstrates to the team how to run around like Superman.