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RVB Women NVL2 : Keeping high League position but leaving the Shield pursuit

Martin Rees on January 20, 2019 in Events | Juniors | Leagues | News Archive | NVL Women

After a well deserved rest, the team started their very busy schedule with a double header last weekend.

Although the Saturday home game was vs Bristol, the bottom of the league, a long Christmas break meant that RVB needed to focus hard to get an upper hand to secure a 3-1 win. In the first set the strongest starting six did not manage to avoid unforced errors and showed rather lack of determination which resulted in losing 22-25.

New England Cadets Recruited

Martin Rees on October 31, 2018 in Juniors | News Archive | NVL Women

Congratulations to the Richmond juniors LUCY KNOTT and MADDIE MONTEIRO on their selection for the England Cadets squad.

Coach Will Macdonald commented : “It is absolutely a credit to Maddie’s and Lucy’s work ethic.”

We wish them all the success and looking forward to seeing them playing for England soon.

NVL Div2 Women: It Was Within Their Grasp

With some important players missing on England duty and due to illness, Richmond had just enough to compete against Dartford but not enough to avoid the first loss of the season going down 3-0 ( 25-22, 25-22, 25-22). Read More

Top Spot in the League Tables for Richmond NVL Div2 Women

After their great performance last week away in Bristol and a very hard week training, Richmond NVL Div2 team played their first home match at Kingston Arena last Sunday vs Sussex Dolphins. They entertained the home crowd with a 5-setter thriller and came away with a 3-2 victory (15-25, 25-16,25-21,19-25 and 15-8) to top the divisional table with two wins. Read More

3 Points in the Bag for Richmond NVL Div2 Women

Richmond storms to victory in their first bite of the Div 2 National league in Bristol. The team performed brilliantly and came away with a straight 3-0 win (25-15, 25-20, 26-24).

Some nervousness was evident at the beginning of the first set but after that the team implemented a well drilled game plan put in place by Head Coach Giorgio Scatigna “GSG” who said: “I am very proud of the team especially coming from 20-16 down in the third set to the well deserved victory”. Read More