History - Sheffield Tigers RUFC

Club History

The Club was formed in 1932/33 and played their first season matches at Concord Park, on the eastern side of Sheffield. In 1933, a pitch was rented at the rear of the Dore Moor Inn and changing facilities were provided in the loft above the old stables. As the club developed, a permanent site was needed and the present grounds were rented from the Hollins Hospital Trust in 1938. A clubhouse was built, the nucleus of the present pavilion, and two pitches laid down in front of it. At that time, the club was intended to be Sheffield Tigers Rugby and Cricket Club, so a wicket was laid between the two rugby pitches.

War was declared in 1939, which prevented the use of these new facilities until 1947, by which time the cricket club idea had been abandoned. A further pitch was rented behind the clubhouse which was shared with Nether Congs Cricket Club. In the mid-sixties, Tigers took over sole use of this area, and the pitch was levelled, and laided out as the new First XV pitch.

To compensate for the loss of one pitch while the levelling took place, a fourth pitch was rented from beside the Dore Moor Inn on a renewable short term lease.

This pitch came to be known as the ‘Eiger’ due to its slope, and was eventually purchased by Tigers in 1995. The remaing grounds were finally purchased from the Hollins Hospital Trust in 1998.

The clubhouse has been extended three times since 1947, and, at the end of 1999, we opened our present clubhouse and pitch redevelopment which was funded with a sports lottery grant of £570,000.

The First XV pitch is now located in front of the refurbished Clubhouse and this has given us playing and changing facilities second to none in the area.

Full History

Date Event

1932-33

Sheffield Tigers RUFC Inaugural Season
President: Owen Lister
1st XV Captain:Eric Ward

On Saturday 10th September 1932 Tigers played their first ever match against Scunthorpe away but eventually lost by 3-13 (1 try to 3 tries & 2 conversions).

Tigers first victory was achieved 2 weeks later at their home ground at Concord Park with a 9-3 win over Atlas & Norfolk (a local works team).

Tigers played 24 matches in this first season and recorded 7 victories. They also had their first appearance in the Yorkshire Cup, losing to Barnsley in the 1st round.

1933-34

Sheffield Tigers Move to Dore Moor Inn
President: Owen Lister
1st XV Captain: Charlie Unsworth

At the start of this season, Tigers leased a field from the licensee of the Dore Moor Inn and changed in rooms above the pubs stable block.

1938-39

Sheffield Tigers Lease Dore Moor Ground
President: E.L.Raworth
1st XV Captain: Harry Bridger

During this season, Tigers signed a Lease for the present Dore Moor grounds and set about levelling and draining the pitches and building the first clubhouse.

1939-45

Sheffield Tigers Grounds Used for Agriculture During WWII
President: John Tregenza

No matches were played during the Second World War.

1946-47

Sheffield Tigers Use Dore Moor Facilities for the First Time
President: John Tregenza
1st XV Captain: M.Olshinetzki

Tigers used the present Dore Moor ground for the first time from the start of this season.

1953-54

Sheffield Tigers 21st Anniversary
President: Gordon Harris
1st XV Captain: K.G.Lissenden

Tigers held the 21st Anniversary Dinner and Reunion at the Grand Hotel in Sheffield on 23rd April 1954. Representatives included the Sheffield Lord Mayor, the President of the Yorkshire RFU and the Guest of Honour was RV Stirling, the current England captain and former pupil of Nether Edge Grammar School.

1963-64

Sheffield Tigers Extend Facilities to 4 Changing Rooms
President: Jack Curry
1st XV Captain: B.Stray

Tigers extended the Clubhouse to provide 2 extra Changing Rooms, an extra bath and a new full length verandah. This meant that the old railway coach could finally be removed as it was no longer required as changing rooms.

1965-66

Sheffield Tigers Extend Clubhouse with new Toilets and Kitchen
President: Norman Edge
1st XV Captain: M.W.Eldridge

Tigers extended the Clubhouse to increase the Club room area by building an extension for new Toilets and Kitchen. This work was mostly carried out by Club members as the club had little money. Tigers fielded 5 Senior Teams for the first time.

1971-72

Sheffield Tigers New 1st Team Pitch Completed
President: Jack Curry
1st XV Captain: Derek Sherlock

Work had started in 1967 to create a new 1st Team pitch behind the Clubhouse. This was finally completed in 1971 and was christened by a game between Tigers and a full Staffordshire XV which included players from Moseley, Sale, Birkenhead Park, Wilmslow and the like.

1975-76

Sheffield Tigers Field 5 Senior Teams for the 1st Time
President: Vic Grainger
1st XV Captain: Hugh Smith

For the second time in 10 years, Tigers fielded 5 Senior Teams for most of the season.

1981-82

Sheffield Tigers Buy Ground and first VPs v Perroquets D'Unieux Fixture
President: George Oxley
1st XV Captain: Roger Cordery

Tigers had finally raised enough money, and with a contribution from the Sports Council, were able buy the freehold of the grounds.

Vets XV Captain: John Knowles
Tigers VPs (Vets) played 1st fixture against the French Vets side Les Perroquets D'Unieux in France. Entente Cordiale prevailed with the match being drawn 10-10 courtesy of a Tigers last minute penalty miss from in front of the posts.

1982-83

Sheffield Tigers Reach Yorkshire Shield Semi-Final for First Time
President: Geoff Mawson
1st XV Captain: Roger Cordery

Tigers reached the semi-final of the Yorkshire Shield for the first time but were beaten by Bramley. This gave Tigers entry to the Yorkshire Cup and a home tie against Harrogate in which they rattled the Senior Club before going down by a margin of only 6 points.

1983-84

Sheffield Tigers Silver Jubilee Year
President: Geoff Mawson
1st XV Captain: Roger Cordery

The Silver Jubilee Dinner was held at Baldwins Omega in Nov 1983 with Guest Speaker Phil Bennett (Wales International & British Lion).

1987-88

Sheffield Tigers First Yorkshire League Season
President: Sam Blower
1st XV Captain: Mark Heaton

This was the first season in which the RFU introduced the League System for all clubs. Tigers were positioned in Yorkshire League 2. The League consisted of 11 clubs, who played each other only once. Tigers first League fixture was against North Ribblesdale at home which Tigers lost to a
late try.

The League Teams were Doncaster, Huddersfield YMCA, Ilkley, Ionians, Leodiensians, Malton & Norton, North Ribblesdale, Old Otliensians, Sheffield Tigers, Wath, Wheatley Hills.

1989-90

Sheffield Tigers Relegated from Yorkshire 2 to Yorkshire 2
President: Bill Anderson
1st XV Captain: Bob Taylor

Tigers were relegated from Yorkshire League 2 to a new Yorkshire League 2 due to National League reorganisation.

The League Teams were Goole, Ilkley, Malton & Norton, Moortown, Otliensians, Scarborough, Sheffield Tigers(R), Wath, Wheatley Hills, Yarnbury, York Railway Institute.

1990-91

Sheffield Tigers Finish Midtable in Yorkshire 2
President: Bill Anderson
1st XV Captain: Mark Heaton

Tigers finished midtable after a good start against teams playing in lower Leagues the previous season.

The League Teams were Airebronians, Bradford Salem, Hessle, Leeds CSSA, Marist, Old Modernians, Rodillians, Sheffield Oaks, Sheffield Tigers, West Leeds, Wibsey.

1995-96

Sheffield Tigers Remain in Yorkshire 2 as 7 Teams are Relegated
President: Andy Crosbee
1st XV Captain: Richard Senior

At the end of the season Tigers finished 6th and were one of only 4 sides who started in Yorkshire 2, to remain in Yorkshire 2 for the following season as the Leagues were to be reorganised on a Home and Away basis.

The League Teams were Aireborough (R), Dinnington, Hemsworth (R), Hessle (R), Huddersfield YMCA (R), Moortown (P), Northallerton (P), Old Modernians, Scarborough, Skipton (R), Sheffield Tigers, West Leeds (R), Wetherby (R).

1996-97

Sheffield Tigers Start in Yorkshire 2 as Leagues Move to Home and Away Matches
President: Andy Crosbee
1st XV Captain: John Goodman

Tigers finish in midtable in first season of Home and Away League matches.

The League Teams were Barnsley, Castleford, Dinnington, Halifax Vandals, Hullensians, Old Modernians, Pheonix Park, Scarborough, Sheffield Oaks, Sheffield Tigers.

1999-2000

Sheffield Tigers Open Refurbished Clubhouse & Grounds and Win RFU Tetley Junior Vase For 1st Time and Promotion from Yorkshire 2 to Yorkshire 2
President: Martin Caine
1st XV Captain: Chris Barrett

As a result of a £530,000 Sport England Lottery Fund Grant Tigers refurbished Clubhouse and 1st Team pitch was officially opened by Roy Manock (RFU Vice President) in November 1999. This was followed by a match between Tigers and Rotherham (from National League 1) on the new 1st Team pitch in front of the Clubhouse.

Tigers won the RFU Tetley Junior Vase Final at Twickenham with a 20-11 victory over the Bank of England. Tigers were runners up to Dinnington in Yorkshire League 2 and were promoted to a new Yorkshire League 2 due to National League reorganisation.

The League Teams were Bramley Phoenix Park(R), Dinnington(C), Halifax Vandals, Heath, Hullensians(R), Malton & Norton, Old Otliensians, Sheffield Oaks, Sheffield Tigers(P), York Railway Institute.

2000-01

Sheffield Tigers win Yorkshire Shield For 1st Time and Promotion from Yorkshire 2
President: Roger Cordery
1st XV Captain: David Holmes

Tigers won the Yorkshire Shield Final at Ionians ground with a 20-3 victory over
Scarborough. Tigers were runners up to Scarborough in Yorkshire League 2 and were promoted to Yorkshire League 1.

The League Teams were Bradford Salem, Castleford, Dinnington, Hemsworth, Ilkley, Leodiensians, Northallerton, Roundhegians, Scarborough(C), Sheffield Tigers(P), Wath,
West Leeds.

2001-02

Sheffield Tigers First Season in Yorkshire 1
President: Peter Gadsby
1st XV Captain: David Holmes

Tigers first season in Yorkshire 1 resulted in a mid-table position at the end of the season after heading the table upto Christmas.

The League Teams were Beverley(R), Hull(P), North Ribblesdale, Old Brodleians, Pontefract, Pocklington(R), Scarborough(C), Selby, Sheffield Tigers, West Park Bramhope(R), Yarnbury, York.

Tigers Vets win 20th anniversary of 1st fixture with Les Perroquets D'Unieux.

2002-03

Sheffield Tigers Relegated from Yorkshire 1
President: Peter Gadsby
1st XV Captain: David Holmes

Tigers second season in Yorkshire 1 resulted in bottom position and relegation to Yorkshire 2 together with North Ribblesdale.

The League Teams were Bridlington(C), Dinnington, Huddersfield YMCA, Old Brodleians, North Ribblesdale(R), Old Crossleyans, Pontefract, Selby, Sheffield Tigers(R), Wheatley Hills, Yarnbury, York(P).

2003-04

Sheffield Tigers Win South Yorkshire Trophy for 1st Time
President: Bill Anderson
1st XV Captain: Doug Trivella

Tigers won the South Yorkshire Trophy Final for the first time with a 13 - 3 victory over Barnsley at Dore Moor. Tigers finished 4th in Yorkshire 2 after being 2nd for most of the season.

The League Teams were Beverley(C), Bradford Salem, Heath, Ilkley(P), Knottingley, Leodiensians, North Ribblesdale, Ripon, Sheffield Tigers, Skipton(R), West Leeds(R),
West Park Bramhope.

2004-05

Sheffield Tigers Triple Trophy Season - RFU PowerGen Junior Vase, Yorkshire Shield and Yorkshire League 2 Championship
President: Bill Anderson
1st XV Captain: Rob Pound

Tigers most successful season ever started with Tigers winning the RFU PowenGen Junior Vase by beating Solihull 30-13 at Twickenham. Followed by becoming Champions of Yorkshire League 2 without losing a game and then winning the Yorkshire Shield with a 26-19 victory over West Park Bramhope at Huddersfield YMCAs ground. Tigers also won the South Yorkshire Trophy for the second time when the 2nd XV beat Doncaster Phoenix 1st XV by 34-17 away at Doncaster.

The League Teams were Bradford Salem (P), Castleford (R), Heath (R), Knottingley, North Ribblesdale, Old Brodleians ,Pocklington, Ripon, Scarborough, Sheffield Tigers(C), West Park Bramhope.

Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Wayne Warren (1st XV)
3rd XV Player of the Year: Richard Joel & Phil Tomlinson
2nd XV Player of the Year: Rory McCall
1st XV Player of the Year: Harry Toews
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year : John Storey (1st XV)
The Club Man of the Year : Rob Pound

Tigers hosted the Rugby Union 7s competition for the 8th World Firefighters Games hosted in Sheffield in August 2004.

2005-06

Sheffield Tigers 2nd Consecutive League Promotion as Yorkshire League 1 Champions
President: Nigel Dakin
1st XV Captain: Harry Toews

Tigers achieved back-to-back promotions by winning Yorkshire League 1 with only one defeat to gain promotion to North 2 East for the first time. Tigers also progressed to the 2nd round of the RFU PowerGen Intermediate Cup and the 2nd round of the Yorkshire Cup before being narrowly beaten by teams from 2 Leagues above.

Tigers unbeaten run of 47 matches (starting on 03/04/04) was finally ended by Huddersfield winning 10-20 in the 2nd round of the RFU PowerGen Intermediate Cup on 15/09/05.

Tigers won the South Yorkshire Trophy for the third time in a row when the 2nd XV beat Stocksbridge 1st XV by 27-13 at Dore Moor.

The League Teams were Bradford Salem, Bridlington, Goole (R), Huddersfield YMCA, Ilkley, Keighley, Old Crossleyans (P), Pontefract, Selby (R), Sheffield Tigers (C), Wheatley Hills, York.

Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Chris Abbishaw (2nd XV)
3rd XV Player of the Year: Ian Meyer
2nd XV Player of the Year: Paul Robinson
1st XV Player of the Year: Stuart Holes
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Ian Cutts (1st XV)
The Club Man of the Year: Gerry Smith & Stuart Trueman

2006-07

Sheffield Tigers 3rd Consecutive League Promotion as North 2 East/West Play-Off Winners
President: Nigel Dakin
1st XV Captain: Harry Toews

Tigers achieved a 3rd successive promotion by finishing runners-up in North 2 East and then winning the North 2 East/West play-off to gain promotion to North 1 for the first time. Tigers also progressed to the 2nd round of the RFU PowerGen Intermediate Cup before losing out to Caldy (the eventual winners of North 1) but lost in the preliminary round of the Yorkshire Cup to Hull (also from North 1).

The League Teams were Driffield, Durham City, Hartlepool Rovers, Horden (R), Middlesbrough (C), Morpeth, Old Crossleyans, Percy Park (R), Rochdale, Sheffield (R), Sheffield Tigers (P), West Hartlepool.

A Gala Sports Dinner was held at The Marstons Suite (Sheffield United FC) to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the year of formation of Tigers. The compere was celebrity Malc Lord and the guest speaker was Gareth Chilcott (British Lions, England, Bath).

Tigers Vets win 25th anniversary of 1st fixture with Les Perroquets D'Unieux.

Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer:
3rd XV Player of the Year: Mick Summers
2nd XV Player of the Year: Owen Evans
1st XV Player of the Year: Morgan Jones
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year:Tom Denton (2nd XV)
The Club Man of the Year: Ann & Ray Kilby

2007-08

Sheffield Tigers First Season in RFU League North 1 (RFU Level 5)
President: Nigel Dakin
1st XV Captain: Harry Toews

Tigers finished a creditable 7th in their first ever season in North 1. Tigers went out of the RFU PowerGen Intermediate Cup losing to Cleckheaton in the 2nd round having had a bye in the 1st round. However, they reached the Quarter-Final of the Yorkshire Cup for the first time before being beaten by Beverley from National 3 North.

The League Teams were Altrincham-Kersal (R), Birkenhead Park, Cleckheaton,
Darlington, Huddersfield (P), Hull, Kendal (C), Liverpool St Helens (R), Middlesbrough,
Penrith (R), Sheffield Tigers, Westoe.

The 75th Annual Ball/Dinner Dance was held at the Mercure St Pauls hotel (Sheffield) in October 2007. As part of the entertainment, the France v England World Cup Semi-Final was shown live on a big screen.

The 75th Annual Players Awards Dinner was held in the Clubhouse with silver service catering.
Annual Players Awards:

The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer:
3rd XV Player of the Year: Henry Laithwaite
2nd XV Player of the Year: Frank Wragg
1st XV Player of the Year: Andy Barnes & Richard Joel (2nd row pairing)
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year:Alex Drage (1st XV)
The Club Man of the Year: Chris Souster

2008-09

Sheffield Tigers Second Season in RFU League North 1 (RFU Level 5)
President: Nigel Dakin
1st XV Captain: Richard Joel

Tigers finished in their highest ever league position in 4th place in North 1. Tigers also reached the Semi-Final of the RFU EDF Energy Intermediate Cup and just lost away at Clifton by 15 - 24.

The 2nd XV won the Gerry Roberts Memorial Trophy with a late penalty to beat Wath 1st XV by 16 - 15.
The 3rd XV were runaway winners of the South Yorkshire Merit Table and scored over 1000 points in the process.
The Alickadoos won the South Yorkshire Referees Society Whistlers Trophy for the first time.

The League Teams were Beverley, Birkenhead Park, Cleckheaton, Darlington (R),
Hull (P), Middlesbrough, Morley, Sheffield Tigers, Stockport, West Hartlepool,
West Park (St Helens), Westoe (C).

The Annual Players Awards Dinner was held in the Clubhouse with silver service catering.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer:
3rd XV Player of the Year: Pat Scotton
2nd XV Player of the Year: Richard Harvey
1st XV Player of the Year: Nick (Biffa) Pearson
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Tom Bray (1st XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year:Owen Evans (1st/2nd XV)
The Team of the Year: 3rd XV
The Club Man of the Year: Sue Bradshaw

2009-10

Sheffield Tigers Third Season in RFU League National 3 North (RFU Level 5)
President: John Joel
1st XV Captain: Dave Scully

Tigers finished a disappointing 10th in the new National 3 North League which replaced Regional North 1 having been near the top of the table until Xmas. The new league comprised of 14 teams with 4 points for a win, 1 for a draw and bonus points for scoring 4 or more tries or for losing by 7 or less points. The increase in teams was to compensate for the lack of an RFU Cup competition at this level. Tigers did however, reach the Final of the Yorkshire Cup for the first time and aquitted themselves well in defeat to Wharfedale from RFU National 1 League.

The Develoment XV won the Yorkshire Division One Merit Table and reached the Semi-Final of the Gerry Roberts Memorial Trophy.

The 3rd XV finished a creditable 9th (of 13) in Yorkshire Division Three Merit Table after being promoted by 2 leagues last season

The League Teams were Beverley, Birkenhead Park, Chester, Cleckheaton(R),
Darlington Mowden Park, Middlesbrough, Morley(C), Penrith, Rochdale, Rossendale,
Sheffield Tigers, Stockport(PO), West Hartlepool(R), West Park (St Helens)(R)

The Annual Players Awards Dinner was held in the Clubhouse.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer:
3rd XV Player of the Year: Dave Sinton
Development XV Player of the Year: Nick Scheinkonig (Shanks)
1st XV Player of the Year: Harry Toews
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Sam Whitworth (DevXV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Charlie Cone(1st XV)
The Team of the Year: Development XV
The Club Man of the Year: Stuart Trueman

Tigers stalwart Harry Toews returned to Canada after 6 Seasons in the 1st XV, with 157
appearances, Yorkshire 2nd & 1st Divisions League Winner, North 2 East/West Play-off
Winner, 3 seasons in North 1, RFU Powergen Junior Vase Winner &
Yorkshire Shield Winner.

2010-11

Sheffield Tigers Fourth Season at RFU Level 5 Ends in Promotion to National League 2 North
President: John Joel
1st XV Captain: Andy Barnes

Tigers started the season in RFU National 3 Midlands for the first time, after being ‘level shifted’ from 3 North by the RFU to ensure that all leagues at this level had the same number of teams. They lost four of their first six league games, before winning all their remaining games apart from a close defeat by the eventual league winners Bromsgrove. This winning run and bonus points picked up, resulted in Tigers finishing the season in 2nd place in the league. Tigers then achieved promotion to National League 2 North (RFU Level 4), their highest level ever, by beating Chester 16 - 14 at Dore Moor in the Midlands/North League 3 Play-Off.

The Develoment XV won the Yorkshire Division One Merit Table and reached the Semi-Final of the Gerry Roberts Memorial Trophy.

The 3rd XV finished a creditable 8th (of 13) in Yorkshire Division Three Merit Table.

The League Teams were Broadstreet, Bromsgrove(C), Burton(R), Kenilworth(R), Hereford,
Longton, Luton, Malvern, Newport (Salop), Peterborough(R), Old Northamptonians,
Scunthorpe, Sheffield Tigers(PO), South Leicester

The Annual Players Awards were presented in the Marquee after the Play-Off game:
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jon Feeley (1st XV)
3rd XV Player of the Year: Simon Miles
Development XV Player of the Year: Owen Evans
1st XV Player of the Year: Jon Buchanan
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Ali Thomson (1st XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Frank Wragg(1st XV/Dev. XV)
The Team of the Year: 1st XV
The Club Man of the Year: Richard Senior
The Supporters of the Year: Andy Bairsto & Pete Burnand

2011-12

Sheffield Tigers First Season at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Alick Bush
President: Stuart Headford
1st XV Captain: Andy Barnes

Tigers started the season in RFU National 2 North for the first time at their highest league level ever. After a slow start in getting to grips with the pace and style of this league, Tigers did well in the second half of the season to finish a creditable 9th (of 16).
The Develoment XV finished 9th (of 12) in the Yorkshire Premier Merit Table after being promoted last season and again reached the Semi-Final of the Gerry Roberts Memorial Trophy.

The League Teams were Bromsgrove, Caldy(PO), Harrogate(R), Huddersfield, Hull,
Hull Ionians, Kendal(R), Leicester Lions, Loughborough Students(C), Luctonians,
Nuneaton(R), Otley, Preston Grasshoppers, Sheffield Tigers, Stockport, Westoe

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held once again at Baldwins Omega and during
the evening the Annual Players Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jamie Broadley (1st XV)
Vets XV Player of the Year: Richard Knowles
Development XV Player of the Year: Sam Whitworth
1st XV Player of the Year: Jamie Broadley
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Ryan Holmes (1st XV/Dev. XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Charlie Cone (1st XV)
The John Joel Memorial Trophy for the Outstanding Forward of the Year: Nick Pearson (1st XV)
The Team of the Year: U13 XV
The Club Person(s) of the Year: Brad and Sue Bradshaw
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Kate Hattersley

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances:
Richard Joel, Nick Pearson, Alex Drage, Tom Outram

In addition Andy Barnes, Nick Pearson, Gregor Hayter, Jamie Broadley & Jon Buchanan
were picked for the Yorkshire squad for the County Championship.

Tigers produced their 1st Junior England International with U16’s Guy Borrowdale
progressing through Yorkshire, North of England and finally to an England cap.

2012-13

Sheffield Tigers Second Season at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Andy Crosbee
President: Nigel Dakin
1st XV Captain: Andy Barnes

Tigers started their second season in RFU National 2 North by narrowly losing the first match before winning nine in a row. A spate of injuries and bad weather caused some disruption and although only eight more victories were recorded, Tigers finished in their highest league position ever (6th of 16 at RFU Level 4).
The Develoment XV finished 7th (of 12) in the Yorkshire Premier Merit Table and beat Wheatley Hills in a thrilling Final of the Gerry Roberts Memorial Trophy.

The League Teams were Birmingham Solihull, Bromsgrove, Caldy, Darlington Mowden Park,
Dudley Kingswinford, Huddersfield (R), Hull, Hull Ionians (C), Leicester Lions, Luctonians,
Otley, Preston Grasshoppers, Sheffield Tigers, Stockport (R), Stourbridge (PO), Westoe (R)

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held once again at Baldwins Omega and during
the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jamie Broadley (1st XV)
Vets XV Player of the Year: Simon Tomlinson
Development XV Player of the Year: Charlie Dunn
1st XV Player of the Year: Peter Swatkins
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Max Argyle (1st XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Frank Wragg (1st XV)
The John Joel Memorial Trophy for the Outstanding Forward of the Year: Ross White (1st XV)
The Team of the Year: U17's
The Club Person(s) of the Year: Dave Parish & Matt Smith
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Simon Cooper
Exercise Club Person of the Year: Pete Stevens

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances:
Nick Pearson, Alex Drage, Tom Outram, Jon Buchanan

Players Who Have Achieved Over 200 League Appearances:-
Richard Joel

In addition Gregor Hayter & Jamie Broadley were picked to play for Yorkshire and
Biff Pearson for Cheshire in the County Championship.

The U17's reached the Final of the Northern section of the National Plate competition and the Semi-Final of the Yorkshire Cup.

2013-14

Sheffield Tigers Third Season at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North ends in Relegation
Chairman: Andy Crosbee (2013), John Marriott (2014)
President: Nigel Dakin (2013), Ian Wragg (2014)
1st XV Captain: David Bradford

Tigers started their third season in RFU National 2 North by losing the first seven matches in a row. A spate of injuries and a small squad didn't help and only eight victories were recorded altogether. Tigers finished 3rd from bottom (13th of 16 at RFU Level 4) and were relgated to National 3 North.
The 2nd XV finished 11th (of 12) in the Yorkshire Premier Merit Table and were relegated. They also lost in the Semi-Final of the South Yorkshire Trophy - Uniplex Plate Competition.

The League Teams were Birmingham Solihull, Bromsgrove (R), Caldy, Chester, Darlington Mowden Park (PO), Dudley Kingswinford (R), Harrogate, Hull, Leicester Lions, Luctonians, Macclesfield (C), Otley, Preston Grasshoppers, Sedgley Park, Sheffield Tigers (R), Stourbridge

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Andy Barnes and Dave Price

Joe Duffy was picked for Yorkshire Colts and Josh Redfern was picked to play for Yorkshire U20’s and England Counties.

2014-15

Sheffield Tigers Start at RFU Level 5 in National League 3 North
Chairman: John Marriott
President: Ian Wragg
1st XV Captain: Nick Pearson

Tigers started in RFU National 3 North by losing the first 2 matches but improved to win 21 out of the remaining 26 matches to finish in 3rd place (3rd of 14 at RFU Level 5).
The 2nd XV finished 8th (of 10) in the Yorkshire Championship Merit Table. They also lost in the Semi-Final of the South Yorkshire Trophy - Uniplex Plate Competition.

The League Teams were Beverley (R), Billingham, Burnage, Cleckheaton, Firwood Waterloo, Huddersfield YMCA, Lymm, Morley (R), Rossendale, Sale (C), Sandal (PO), Sheffield Tigers, Westoe (R), Wirral

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held once again at Baldwins Omega and during the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Henri Packard (1st XV)
2nd XV Player of the Year: Chris Keetley
1st XV Player of the Year: Stephan Destounis
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Lee Monks (1st/2nd XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Lee Orton (1st/2nd XV)
The Ken Russell Trophy for Ladies Player of the Year: Hazel Joel
The Club Person of the Year: Kitty Nichols
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Nicola Gillott

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Peter Swatkins

Players Who Have Achieved Over 150 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Jon Buchanan and Tom Outram

2015-16

Sheffield Tigers Second season at RFU Level 5 in National League 3 North ends in Promotion
Chairman: John Marriott
President: Ian Wragg
1st XV Captain: Nick Pearson

Tigers 2nd season in RFU National 3 North started with a 6 match winning run to head the table from week 2. They stayed at the head of the table for the remainder of the season with 22 wins and 4 losses to gain promotion back to National 2 North.
The 2nd XV finished 1st (of 10) in the Yorkshire Championship Merit Table and were promoted to the Yorkshire Premiership Merit Table. They lost in the Final of the South Yorkshire Trophy - Uniplex Cup Competition to Doncaster Phoenix 15 - 17.

The League Teams were Billingham, Birkenhead Park (R), Burnage (R), Cleckheaton, Firwood Waterloo, Huddersfield YMCA (R), Hull, Ilkley, Lymm, Rossendale, Sheffield, Sheffield Tigers (C), Stockport, Wirral (PO)

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held once again at Baldwins Omega and during
the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Henri Packard (1st XV)
1st XV Player of the Year: Steve Walker
2nd XV Player of the Year: Junior Gelsthorpe & Aaron Langan
The John Joel Memorial Trophy for Forward of the Year: Ed Simmons (1st XV)
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Chris Pond (1st/2nd XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Liam Wallace (1st XV)
The George Oxley Memorial Trophy for Colt of the Year: George Talbot
The Ken Russell Trophy for Ladies Player of the Year: Cat Orkamfat
The Club Person of the Year: Crystal Buchanan
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Duncan Oxley
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Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Liam Wallace & Frank Wragg

Players Who Have Achieved Over 200 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Tom Outram & Nick Pearson

Players Who Have Achieved Over 1000 1st XV Leage & Cup Points during this season:
Tom Outram

2016-17

Sheffield Tigers First season back at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Ian Wragg
1st XV Captain: Tom Outram

Tigers 1st season back in RFU National 2 North and they found it difficult to adjust to the pace and physicality of the matches. At the half-way stage, they were 13th out of 16 with just 4 wins from 15 matches. Winining only 1 of the next 9 matches left them rooted to the bottom of the table, 10 points adrift of safely. Then a winning sequence started which culminated in the need to win the last match away at Luctonians and secure a try bonus point to avoid relegation. This was achieved and they finished 13th out of 16 to stay in National 2 North for next season.
The 2nd XV struggled for players due to injuries in the 1st/2nd team squad and finished last (of 12) in the Yorkshire Premiership Merit Table and were demoted to the Yorkshire Championship Merit Table. They did not compete in the South Yorkshire Trophy.

The League Teams were Caldy (C), Chester, Harrogate (R), Hinckley, Leicester Lions, Luctonians, Otley, Preston Grasshoppers (R), Sale (PO), Sedgley Park, South Leicester, Scunthorpe (R), Sheffield Tigers, Stourbridge, Tynedale, Wharfedale

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held once again at Baldwins Omega and during
the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jamie Broadley (1st XV)
1st XV Player(s) of the Year: Peter Swatkins & Liam Wallace
2nd XV Player of the Year: Pat Searle
The John Joel Memorial Trophy for Forward of the Year: Steve Walker (1st XV)
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Tom Farrell (1st/2nd XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Tom Coates (1st XV)
The George Oxley Memorial Trophy for Colt of the Year: Reagan Spiers
The Club Person(s) of the Year: Simon Cooper & Paul Messenger
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Dean Mabson
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Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Will Bennett, Jamie Broadley, Charlie Cone, Ryan Holmes,Ed Simmons & Steve Walker

Players Who Have Achieved Over 150 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Peter Swatkins

Players Who Have Scored Over 100 tries in 1st XV League & Cup Appearances during this season:
Peter Swatkins

Players who achieved County and National Honours this season:-
Yorkshire RFU Representatives: Jamie Broadley, Ed Simmons, Pete Swatkins & Steve Walker
England Counties Representative: Pete Swatkins

2017-18

Sheffield Tigers Second season back at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Ian Wragg
1st XV Captain: Ryan Holmes

Tigers 2nd season back in RFU National 2 North saw them have another rollercoaster season. From the top half of the table, down to just above the relegation zone and then back up to finish a creditable 10th (out of 16).
The 2nd XV boosted by a new manager in Roy Mowbray, less injuries and a number of last years Colts saw a much improved squad finish 1st out of 11 in the Yorkshire Championship Merit Table. They lost in the Semi-Final of the South Yorkshire Trophy (Cup Competition) to local rivals Sheffield.

The League Teams were Blaydon (R), Chester, Hinckley, Huddersfield, Leicester Lions, Luctonians (R), Macclesfield, Otley, Sale (C), Sedgley Park (PO), South Leicester, Sheffield (R), Sheffield Tigers, Stourbridge, Tynedale, Wharfedale

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held once again at Baldwins Omega and during
the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jamie Broadley (1st XV)
The Harry Wrather Trophy for 1st XV Player of the Year: Will Bennett
2nd XV Player of the Year: Joe Duffy
The John Joel Memorial Trophy for Forward of the Year: Frank Wragg (1st XV)
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Sam Ellis (1st XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Will Archer (1st/2nd XV)
The George Oxley Memorial Trophy for Youth Player of the Year: Finlay Messenger (2nd XV)
The Senior Club Person of the Year: Lucy Waller
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Bret Duncan
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Longstanding Tigers stalwart, Tom Outram retired at the end of this season after 12 seasons at Tigers. His debut was in season 2006-7 at home to Middlesborough on 17/02/07 in North East 1 as a replacement. He has made 228 League & Cup appearances and scored 1076 points.

Players Who Have Achieved Over 150 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Liam Wallace & Frank Wragg

Players Who Have Scored Over 100 tries in 1st XV League & Cup Appearances during this season:
Jamie Broadley

2018-19

Sheffield Tigers Second season back at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Ian Wragg
1st XV Captain: Ed Simmons

Tigers 3rd season back in RFU National 2 North saw them have a steady season in the bottom half of the table. Only winning 9 out of 30 matches but losing 13 matches by only 7 points or less (total bonus points 24). Tigers finished just above the relegation zone in 13th (out of 16) but a good 15 points above relegated Macclesfield in 14th position.
The 2nd XV promoted last season into the Yorkshire Premiership Merit Table, finished 1st out of 12. Tigers finished top by beating nearest rivals Wharfedale 2nds with a try bonus point win in the final match of the season at Dore Moor.

The N2N League Teams were Chester (PO), Fylde, Hinckley, Huddersfield, Hull Ionians (P), Leicester Lions, Macclesfield (R), Otley, Peterborough Lions (R), Preston Grasshopper, Sedgley Park, South Leicester (R), Sheffield Tigers, Stourbridge, Tynedale, Wharfedale

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held at new venue, Owlerton Stadium, after the closure of Baldwins Omega.
During the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jamie Broadley (1st XV)
The Harry Wrather Trophy for 1st XV Player of the Year:
2nd XV Player of the Year: Anthony Symcox
The John Joel Memorial Trophy for Forward of the Year: Alan Symcox (1st XV)
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year: Lewis Bloor (1st XV)
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Ashley Holland (1st XV)
The George Oxley Memorial Trophy for Youth Player of the Year: Jed McDonald (2nd XV)
Mini/Junior Section Player of the Year: Liam Wallace (1st XV)
The Senior Club Person of the Year: Roy Mowbray
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Steve Barnett
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Players Who Have Achieved Over 150 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Will Bennett, Jamie Broadley & Ryan Holmes

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Tom Coates & Henri Packard

Players Who Have Achieved National & County Honours during this season:
Germany Rugby Representative: Kain Rix
Latvia Rugby Representative: Robbie Davidson
Lithuania Rugby Representative: Dovydas Taujanskas
English Counties Representative: Jamie Broadley
Yorkshire RFU Representative: Jamie Broadley
Cumbria RFU Representative: Mark Ireland
NLD RFU Representatives: Will Archer, Ashley Holland, Chris Pond, Alan Symcox & Liam Wallace

2019-20

Sheffield Tigers season at RFU Level 4 in National 2 North curtailed by Coronavirus Pandemic
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Ian Wragg
1st XV Captain: Ed Simmons

Tigers 4th season RFU National 2 North saw them have the best first halves of a season they’ve ever managed winning 11 of 16 games and spending the vast majority inside the top 4. Post-Christmas was a different tale with weather, fatigue & injuries starting to take their toll as Tigers slipped down the table. When all fixtures were cancelled in March due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Tigers were in 12th position but climbed up to 10th in the RFU adjusted final table.
The 2nd XV finished 4th (out of 12) in the Yorkshire Premiership Merit League pre-Christmas competition. Post-Christmas, the 2nd XV finished 6th (out of 6) in the Yorkshire Premiership Conference A Merit League and 2nd (out of 6) in the Northern Pilot League.

The N2N League Teams were Caldy (P), Chester, Fylde, Hinckley, Huddersfield, Hull, Loughborough Students, Luctonians, Otley (R), Preston Grasshoppers (R), Scunthorpe (R), Sedgley Park, Sheffield Tigers, Stourbridge, Tynedale, Wharfedale.
Leicester Lions were level transferred to National 2 South prior to the start of the season.

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance would have been held at Owlerton Stadium but was cancelled due to the Coronavirus lockdown. During the evening the Annual Club Awards would have been presented. Instead, an Awards BBQ was held at Tigers in September 2020.:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jamie Broadley (1st XV)
The Harry Wrather Trophy for 1st XV Player of the Year: Mark Ireland
2nd XV Player of the Year: Chris Keetley
The John Joel Memorial Trophy for Forward of the Year: Lee Orton (1st XV)
The Fred Senior Memorial Trophy for the Young Player of the Year:
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Year: Joe Duffy (1st XV)
The George Oxley Memorial Trophy for Youth Player of the Year: Logan Almond (2nd XV)
Mini/Junior Section Player of the Year:
The Senior Club Person of the Year: Elliot the Chef
The Junior Club Person of the Year: Harley Saunders
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Players Who Have Achieved Over 200 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Peter Swatkins & Liam Wallace

Players Who Have Achieved Over 150 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Ed Simmons

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Mark Ireland, Lee Orton & Alan Symcox

Players who have reached 1000 1st XV Points during this season:
Mark Ireland

Players who have reached 100 1st XV Tries during this season:
Henri Packard

Players Who Have Achieved National & County Honours during this season:
Due to Covid-19 restrictions there was no end of season representative rugby

2020-21

Sheffield Tigers season at RFU Level 4 in National 2 North cancelled due to Coronavirus Pandemic
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Graham Cockshutt
1st XV Captain:

Tigers 5th season in RFU National 2 North saw no rugby take place as the RFU had to cancel all community rugby due to government restrictions for the Coronavirus Pandemic.

2021-22

Sheffield Tigers season at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Graham Cockshutt
1st XV Captain: Mark Ireland

Tigers 5th season in RFU National 2 North saw them finish 9th (out of 16) winning 13 and losing 17 out of the 30 matches played.
The 2nd XV finished 7th (out of 10) in the Yorkshire Merit League Premiership pre-Christmas competition, then 5th (out of 5) in the Yorkshire Merit League Premiership South post-Christmas competition.

The N2N League Teams were Blaydon, Bournville, Chester, Fylde, Harrogate, Huddersfield, Hull (P), Hull Ionians, Loughborough Students, Luctonians, Rotherham, Sedgley Park, Sheffield Tigers, Stourbridge, Tynedale, Wharfedale.
Hinckley were level transferred to National 2 South prior to the start of the season.
There was no relegation as the RFU National 2 leagues were to be reorganised for next season. The two x 16 teams (North & South) would become three x 14 teams (North, East & West). This was to reduce travelling times and reduce the number of league matches in the season by 4.

Tigers started a Women's team during the season. They trained throughout the season and played 3 friendly matches, won all 3 and didn't concede any points. They will be playing in the RFU Women's leagues next season.

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held at Owlerton Stadium on Friday 20th May. During the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
The 'Ticker' Memorial Rose Bowl for the Top Try Scorer: Jamie Broadley (1st XV)
The Harry Wrather Trophy for 1st XV Player of the Season: Louis Townsend
The Alan Rogers Trophy for the Most Improved Player of the Season: Otis Floyd (1st XV)
The Coaches Player of the Season: Angus Hughes (1st XV)
Women's - Club person of the Season: Hannah Courtney
Women's – Player of the Season: Lisa Parker
Women's - Most Improved Player: Hannah Milton
Women's - Coaches Player of the Season: Ellie Erskine
Women's - Players Player of the Season: Charlie Mucklow
The Senior Club Person of the Year: Joe Brassfield
The Junior Club Person of the Year:
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Players Who Have Achieved Over 200 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Will Bennett & Jamie Broadley

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Lee Monks

Players Who Have reached 150 1st XV Tries during this season:
Jamie Broadley

2022-23

Sheffield Tigers season at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Graham Cockshutt
1st XV Captain: Ryan Holmes

Tigers 6th season in RFU National 2 North saw them finish 9th (out of 14) winning 11 and losing 15 out of the 26 matches played.

The N2N League Teams were Blaydon(R), Chester, Fylde, Harrogate(R), Huddersfield, Hull Ionians, Otley, Preston Grasshoppers, Rotherham, Sedgley Park(P), Sheffield, Sheffield Tigers, Tynedale, Wharfedale.
Bournville, Loughborough Students, Luctonians and Stourbridge were level transferred to new National 2 West prior to the start of the season.

The 2nd XV finished 13th (out of 14) in the Yorkshire Merit League Premiership winning 5 and losing 15 out of 20 matches played. They were runners up in the South Yorkshire Uniplex Cup, losing 32-40 to Doncaster Phoenix in the final at Castle Park.

Tigers Women's teams first league season started in RFU Womens National Challenge 2 North (East). They finished 3rd (out of 7), winning 8 and losing 4 out of 12 matches played. They were the second highest points scorers in the league.

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held at Owlerton Stadium on Friday 5th May. During the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
Mens Players Player of the Season Tom: Calladine
Mens Most Improved Player: Barney Goatley
Mens Coaches Player of the Season 1st XV: Ryan Holmes
Mens Coaches Player of the Season 2nd XV: Will Baker
Mens Supporters Player of the Year: Josh Redfern
Mens Shot of the Season: Will Archer
Mens Try of the Season: Louis Townsend
Women’s Player of the Season: Evie Butler
Women’s Most Improved Player: Imogen Blythe
Women’s Coaches Player of the: Season Hannah Courtney
Women’s Supporters Player of the Season: Hannah Milton
The Senior Club Person of the Year: Kate Noble
The Junior Club Person of the Year:
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Players Who Have Achieved Over 200 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Ryan Holmes

Players Who Have Achieved Over 150 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Mark Ireland

Players Who Have Achieved over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Greg Mellor & Louis Townsend

RFU National 2 League’s Top Scorers:
During the season Jamie Broadley became the Top Try Scorer in National Two rugby.
During the season Mark Ireland became the Top Points Scorer in National Two rugby.

2023-24

Sheffield Tigers season at RFU Level 4 in National League 2 North
Chairman: Paul Walker
President: Graham Cockshutt
1st XV Captain: Ryan Holmes

Tigers 7th season in RFU National 2 North saw them finish 7th (out of 14) winning 13, drawing 1 and losing 12 out of the 26 matches played.

The N2N League Teams were Billingham, Fylde, Huddersfield (R), Hull, Hull Ionians, Leeds Tykes, Lymm, Otley, Preston Grasshoppers, Rotherham (P), Sheffield, Sheffield Tigers, Tynedale, Wharfedale

The 2nd XV finished 12th (out of 12) in the Yorkshire Merit League - Yorkshire and NE Premiership. They played 14 matches with 1 win and 13 losses.

Tigers Women's team were level transferred to RFU Women NC2 North (East) League at the beginning of the season. They finished 2nd (out of 8) winning 12 and losing 2. In addition, out of the 120 teams who entered, the Women’s XV reached the Final of the Papa John’s Women’s Junior Cup, played at Twickenham on the 12th May. Where they lost out to Thurrock Ladies II by 14 - 36.

Tigers End of Season Dinner Dance was held at Owlerton Stadium (OEC) on Friday 3rd May. During the evening the Annual Club Awards were presented.
Annual Players Awards:
Mens Players Player of the Season: Barney Goatley
Mens Most Improved Player: Dom Santamaria
Mens Coaches Player of the Season 1st XV: Liam Wallace
Mens Coaches Player of the Season 2nd XV: Ben Manderfield
Mens Supporters Player of the Year: Will Archer
Mens Shot of the Season: Karl Garside
Mens Try of the Season: Will Baker
Women’s Player of the Season: Steph Tharme
Women’s Most Improved Player: Claire Maylin
Women’s Coaches Player of the Season: Ella Ewins
Women’s Supporters Player of the Season: Steph Tharme
The Senior Club Person of the Year: Liam Wallace
The Junior Club Person of the Year:
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Players Who Have Achieved Over 250 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Jamie Broadley & Will Bennett

Players Who Have Achieved Over 100 1st XV League Appearances during this season:
Will Archer & Nick Bingham

Players who achieved National & County Honours during the season:

Yorkshire RFU Men - Will Archer

Yorkshire RFU Women - Faye Burnhill, Isabelle Drexler, Ella Ewins, Ellie Erskine & Stephanie Tharme