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Our men’s teams were formed in 1947 and Cheltenham Civil Service RFC have been at the forefront of rugby in Cheltenham for the last 75 years.

As a club we are always looking to improve and expand. New players are always welcome to join us for training on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7pm at Tewkesbury Road.

Men's Coaching Team

TBC

Head Coach

Ollie Wilton

Men's Captain

1st XV

Gloucestershire 2 North

Fixtures and Results

Date	1st XV	League/Cup	Home/Away	Result	Score
25/9/21	Tewkesbury	Glos 2N	H	W	14-12
2/10/21	Bredon Star	Glos 2N	A	L	16-5
9/10/21	Westbury-on Severn	Glos 2N	H
23/10/21	Old Cryptians II	Glos 2N	H	W	63-0
30/10/21	Minchinhampton	Glos 2N	A	W	0-24
6/11/21	Newent II	Glos 2N	H	W	58-15
20/11/21	Norton	Glos 2N	A	W	12-28
27/11/21	Cheltenham II	Glos 2N	H	W	91-7
4/12/21	Old Patesians II	Glos 2N	A	W	17-34
11/12/21	Painswick	Glos 2N	H	W	40-12
8/01/22	Bredon Star	Glos 2N	H	L	25-30
15/01/22	Westbury-on-Severn	Glos 2N	A
22/01/22	Old Cryptians II	Glos 2N	A	W	12-29
29/01/22	Minchinhampton	Glos 2N	H	W	48-7
12/02/22	Newent II	Glos 2N	A	W	5-25
19/02/22	Norton	Glos 2N	H	W	12-10
26/02/22	Stroud II	Glos 2N	A	L	34-12
5/03/22	Cheltenham II	Glos 2N	A	W	5-49
12/03/22	Old Patesians II	Friendly	H	W	39-17
26/03/22	Painswick	Glos 2N	A	AWO
2/04/22	Stroud II	Glos 2N	H	W	40-24
9/04/22	Tewkesbury	Glos 2N	A	L	35-34

Cheltenham Civil Service RFC League Champions 2021-22

Club News

League Champions Gloucester 2N 2021/22

Your league Champions Gloucester 2N 2021/22. #VLS Congratulations to everyone

April 2, 2022

Cheltenham Civil Service RFC win against Stroud

Club News

CCSRFC 40 – 24 Stroud

“Champions” The final home game of the season saw Stroud

April 2, 2022

Club News

2nd XV

Gloucester and District 2

Fixtures and Results

Date	2nd XV	League/Cup	Home/Away	Result	Score
25/9/21	Chosen Hill FP III	G&D 2	H		P-P
9/10/21	Tetbury	G&D 2	H		P-P
23/10/21	Minchinhampton II	G&D 2	A		P-P
30/10/21	Drybrook III	G&D 2	H		P-P
30/10/21	Cheltenham Saracens II	G&D 2	H	L	5-74
6/11/21	Gloucester Old Boys II	G&D 2	A		P-P
20/11/21	Gloucester All Blues	G&D 2	H
27/11/21	Matson III	G&D 2	A
4/12/21	Cainscross	G&D 2	H
11/12/21	Smiths II	G&D 2	A
18/12/21	Old Cryptians III	G&D 2	H
8/1/22	Cheltenham Saracens II	G&D 2	H
15/1/22	Tetbury	G&D 2	A
22/1/22	Minchinhampton II	G&D 2	H
29/1/22	Drybrook III	G&D 2	A
12/2/22	Gloucester Old Boys II	G&D 2	H
19/2/22	Gloucester All Blues	G&D 2	A
5/3/22	Matson III	G&D 2	H
12/3/22	Cainscross	G&D 2	A
26/3/22	Smiths II	G&D 2	H
2/4/22	Old Cryptians III	G&D 2	A
9/4/22	Chosen Hill FP II	G&D 2	A

Mens 2nd XV

CCSRFC 2s 10 – 42 Chosen Hill 2s

CCSRFC II 10 Chosen Hill III 42 Another so-near-yet-so far

December 1, 2019

Mens 2nd XV

CCSRFC 2s 7 – 54 Fairford 2s

For 35 minutes, Service played their best rugby of the

December 1, 2019

Mens 2nd XV

Cheltenham Saracens 2’s 25 – 0 CCSRFC 2’s

Service can take many positives from a defeat in which

December 1, 2019

Vets XV

Deep Heat & Electrical Tape League

Fixtures and Results

Date	Vets XV	League/Cup	Home/Away	Result	Score
17/10/21	CCSRFC	Cheltenham North 2s	H	L	19-22

Club News

CCSRFC Vets 19 – 22 Cheltenham North 2s

Match report to follow

October 17, 2021

Vets

CCSRFC VETS 36 – 10 SMITHS XV

Another sumptuous victory for the Vets as they once more

December 1, 2019

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Not surprisingly the first match, in October 1947, was against a London Scottish XV. The club had no difficulty getting fixtures principally because their facilities were so good, but they suffered from a shortage of players. In 1950 they seriously considered giving up but fortunately numbers improved. 1952-3 was the best season yet, but the last at Swakeley’s, since GCHQ then moved to Cheltenham.

In Cheltenham, the club had players and enthusiasm but no ground or facilities. They persevered, using Naunton Park School pitch and learning the differences between London and Gloucestershire rugby the hard way. There was also a change of name at this time, initially to GCHQ RFC (1953), but finally to Cheltenham Civil Service RFC (1956). The RFU endorsed these name changes as still representing the same club.