Club News

“Conquerors of Everest Rd” Service took the short trip to Everest Rd for a top of the table clash against Old Pats 2’s. A big travelling support lined the length of the pitch to cheer on the visitors who responded and took the early exchanges to the hosts.Playing up the hill in the first half […]

“Service Tame the Tigers” Service executed their game plan to almost purrfection in difficult conditions. On an extremely cold afternoon with a wind chill of -4, Service dominated the Tigers in almost every aspect of the game, that saw them move to the top of the Gloucester 2 North League. Cheered on by a great

“ A Crackling performance against the War Pigs” Service took the short trip to Norton to take on a very different looking, strong home side in the Gloucester 2 North league. Service, who were struggling with availability and needing to play forwards in the back line were going to require a disciplined performance to maintain

Pictures from today’s game against Newent RFC 2nd XV. Another strong win for the boys (58 v 15) which keeps them 3rd in the Gloucester 2 North table.

Minch in a Pinch – Bonus Point on The Common Hampton Fields in October, always a difficult place to visit especially when the home side are coming off a week’s rest (with a walk-over victory) preceded by a strong home win against Tewkesbury. With Cheltenham Civil Service also full of confidence following their own strong

“ Pace, Power and Patience = Performance” Following a 3 week break due to a walk over conceded by Westbury On Severn for failing to fulfil our last scheduled fixture, Cheltenham Civil Service got back on the league campaign with an excellent performance from the whole squad. From the first whistle Service played with pace

“ Just a bad day at the office?” Service took the short trip to ‘Newlands’ to face Bredon, at their temporary home, due to Bredon’s pitch being unplayable. In difficult conditions with a wet ball Cheltenham struggled to gain a foothold in the game. Bredon started well controlling the ball in the tight, building pressure

League Rugby returned to Tewkesbury Road after 18 months with a hard fought local derby against Tewkesbury RFC. The early exchanges saw Service dominant, their forwards driving into the Tewkesbury defence building pressure in the visitors 22. This pressure failed to result in the home side putting points on the board, due to both dogged