Dunbar RFC

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Scotland
Union Scottish Rugby
Founded1923;102 years ago (1923)
Location Dunbar
RegionEast Lothian
Ground(s)Hallhill Healthy Living Centre
PresidentKerrie Knox
Coach(es)Damian Jones, Ian Sammels, Thomas Salkeld
Captain(s)Robbie Cockburn
League(s) East Division 2
2019–20 East Division 2
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Official website
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Dunbar RFC is an amateur rugby club based in Dunbar, East Lothian. Founded in 1923 they play their homes games at Hallhill Healthy Living Centre, where they moved to in 2001 along with the local football team Dunbar United F.C. and the local hockey, running and squash clubs. They currently compete in the East Regional League Division Two.

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History

The club was founded by a group of like-minded gentleman commuters on the Dunbar-to-Edinburgh train. They set up a meeting on 16 November 1923 to formally announce the formation of the club, the first President (Dr. McLagan) and Captain (J.C. McCubbin).

Current Season

2024/25 - Dunbar RFC are entering 2024/25 season in the newly sponsored Arnold Clark East Region Division 2 with 7 other teams. They narrowly missed out on winning the League last season 2023/24 but ended up losing out to Dalkeith RFC by a few points at the end. They will be among the favourites for the league this year and will be aiming to take the league by storm this season. They begin their season away at Royal High on the 7th of September.

Famous players

Current Players

Front Row - Ross Thomson, Euan Macrury, Luke Miller, Aiden Paterson, Dylan Sammels, Matthew Mackay, Struan Lugton, Alan McConnachie, Chris Greco,, Jack Gabbatiss, Richie Gallacher

Second Row - Josh Graham, Ewan Miller, Daniel Philp, Calum Ross, Ben Miller, Chris Bryce, Callum Higginbottom, Rory Anderson, Andy May

Back Row - Ewan Patrizio, Calum Harding, Lochie Milne, Daniel Martin, Rowan Armatage, Edward Ingle

Scrum Half - Gregor Ronan, Jamie Nicolson, Sam Russell

Fly Half - Kyle Gallacher, Blair Mills, Ross Charlton

Centres - Mickey Hall, Robbie Logan, Calum McCullough, Sandy Graham, Joe Townshend

Wingers - John Peebles, Rory Dowding, Billy Huntly, Ryan Sutherland, Alex Gibb

Full Back - Robbie Cockburn (C)

Sponsors

Senior Rugby - Belhaven Brewery

Girls Rugby - Taylor Wimpey

Youth Rugby - AEGON Asset Management

Mini Rugby - Wigwam Holidays Cove Farm


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