The Old Pats RFC Juniors is one of the largest junior sections in the south west of England. We have over 360 active players across the mini and youth sections.
We run squads across the junior rugby age group ranges, from Mini rugby (U9 to U12) and Youth rugby (U13 through to Colts (U17 & 18 year olds)).
Below the U9 age group we work closely with Tag Trojans who are based at the Old Pats and develop players so that they are ready to progress to the U9 age group.
We currently train and play at 5 fantastic locations within two miles of our Everest Road clubhouse.
The Old Patesians Junior section exists to encourage children and young adults to develop as rugby and team players throughout their time with us.
Our aim is that they maintain their participation in the sport throughout their junior years and progress to our senior section. To this end, the rugby environment we create for our young players must be safe, fun and inclusive. We welcome players of all standards, irrespective of ability or experience.
Our Club Ethos, based around the RFU core values of Teamwork, Respect, Enjoyment, Discipline & Sportsmanship (TREDS), is at the very heart of everything we think and do to make this happen.
Welcome to the Old Pats Juniors. We are proud of our tradition of welcoming all players of all ages to the club and developing them not only as players but members of our community throughout their time at the club. We hope they will then join our seniors sections, and who knows, sometimes beyond!
We have over 360 active players in our section along with over one hundred adult volunteers.
We will coach your players in a safe and fun environment, ensuring that their commitment and efforts are recognised and that ALL players are included in training and matches. We are supporters of the RFU’s “Half a Game” programme.
I look forward to welcoming you and your players to the club and watching them develop as part of a great team.
As part of the integration of next year’s Colts side, we forged a hybrid U16/17 team to take on a similarly formed Stow side.
Old Pats welcomed Smiths RFC to Everest Road, the only team to have beaten them this season and the much-anticipated return fixture did not fail to live up to its billing
Needing a bonus point win to secure successive league titles, the Colts turned on the style to overwhelm Cirencester.
The Colts headed to Cirencester knowing a win, in our penultimate match, would all-but-guarantee their position at the top of the Gloucestershire development league.
Having been rained off last week, the Colts used the 4G for their latest league fixture vs Drybrook.
Old Pats welcomed Smiths RFC to Everest Road, the only team to have beaten them this season and the much-anticipated return fixture did not fail to live up to its billing
The U18s continued their winning run with a strong performance at Bredon Star
Having had our cup run brought to an end last week, the Colts needed to regroup for a league fixture against Tewkesbury.
