Penryn RFC

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Penryn RFC
Full namePenryn Rugby Football Club
Union Cornwall RFU
Nickname(s)The Borough
Founded1872;152 years ago (1872)
Location Penryn, Cornwall, England
Ground(s)Memorial Ground, (Capacity: 4,000 (200 seats) [1] [2] )
ChairmanMatthew Gray
PresidentTim Nicholls
Captain(s)Andrew Seviour
League(s) Counties 1 Western West
2023–246th
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Official website
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Penyrn RFC is a Cornish rugby union club based in the town of Penryn, and is the oldest club side in the county having been formed in 1872. [3] The club currently has two senior men's teams (the seconds are known as the Saracens) as well as a ladies team, colts, and multiple mini/youth sides (male and female). Nicknamed "The Borough" the club's colours are black and red. [4] The men's first team play in Counties 1 Western West - a league at level 7 of the English rugby union system - having been promoted from Cornwall/Devon as champions at the end of the 2018–19 season. They enjoy a rivalry with neighbours, Falmouth RFC.

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The Memorial Ground, home of Penryn RFC

History

Cornish dominance

Formed in 1872, Penryn are the oldest club side in Cornwall. [3] The 1960s and 1970s were the glory days for the club as they dominated domestic rugby. This period of dominance began during the 1964–65 season when the club claimed a hat-trick of titles including the South West Merit Table, the Cornwall Knock-out Cup and the Cornwall Sevens Cup. [5] In 1968 they claimed the inaugural Cornwall Cup when they defeated Redruth 5–0 at the Recreation Ground in nearby Falmouth. [6] Between 1968 and 1975, Penryn appeared in six finals, winning the cup five times which included sharing the 1970 cup after a 7–7 draw with St Ives (who also enjoyed great success during the early years of the cup). [7] The glory days would not last forever and the 1975 final victory over Penzance & Newlyn would be the club's fifth and last Cornwall Cup title, as they began to be overtaken by other clubs in the region such as Redruth and Camborne. [8]

League rugby

The advent of the Courage leagues in 1987–88 saw Penryn placed in Courage Cornwall/Devon, a regional league ranked at tier 8 of the new league system. Penryn started league rugby well, winning successive league titles in 1989 and 1990 and gaining promotion to South West 2. [9] [10] In 1992 the club gained a third promotion in five seasons when they went up to South West Division 1 – which at tier 5 is the highest league ranking the club have achieved in its history. [11] Early success in the league was counteracted with relegation in 1993 after just one season in South West Division 1. [12] The club would stabilize in South West 2 for the rest of the 1990s but as they moved into the millennium they were relegated to Western Counties West in 2001. [13] Two years later Penryn had one of their best seasons of recent memory as they won all 22 league games in Western Counties West on the way to claiming the title and promotion, scoring over 1,000 points in the process. [14] The club retained momentum the following season as they finished second in South West 2 West, qualifying for a promotion play-off which they won 23–19, away to South West 2 East runner-up Swanage and Wareham. [15] [16]

The 2005–06 season saw Penryn in South West Division 1 which at tier 5 was the highest league ranking they had achieved since 1993. Although Penryn were competitive in the division, taking place in a furious relegation battle, they ended up going down on points difference (for/against) in 10th place, despite being tied on league points with relegation rivals, Clevedon and Oxford Harlequins. [17] As is sometimes the case with a relegated team, Penryn struggled the following season and went down for the second year running, after a poor league campaign that saw only 2 wins. [18] The slump was halted in 2009 when Penryn won the Tribute Cornwall/Devon title, following up with a second promotion in 2011 when they won Tribute Western Counties West. [19] [20] Life in Tribute South West 1 West was short lived, however, and Penryn were relegated at the end of the 2011-12 season. [21] The 2015–16 season was a disappointing one for the club as they were relegated from Tribute Western Counties West, falling back down to Tribute Cornwall/Devon. They did have a chance of silverware at the end of the season but lost heavily to a very strong Camborne in the final of the Cornwall Cup held at Tregorrick Park in St Austell. [22] [23] The club finished their first season back in Cornwall/Devon League in fifth place at the end of the 2016–17 season after relegation from Western Counties West.

At the end of the 2018–19 season Penryn were promoted as champions of Cornwall/Devon back into Western Counties West.

Season summary

SeasonLeagueNational Cup(s)County Cup(s)
Competition/LevelPositionPointsCompetitionPerformanceCompetitionPerformance
1987–88 Cornwall/Devon (8)3rd17
1988–89 Cornwall/Devon (8)1st (promoted)18
1989–90 Western Counties (7)1st (promoted) [24]
1990–91 South West 2 (6)
1991–92 South West 2 (6)3rd (promoted) [25]
1992–93 South West 1 (5)13th (relegated) [26]
1993–94 South West 2 West (6)
1994–95 South West 2 West (6)
1995–96 South West 2 West (6)4th14
1996–97 South West 2 West (6)6th [27] 22
1997–98 South West 2 West (6)11th [28] 8
1998–99 South West 2 West (6)11th [29] 15
1999–00 South West 2 West (6)8th [30] 16
2000–01 South West 2 West (6)12th (relegated) [31] 6 NPI Intermediate Cup 6th Round [32] Cornwall Cup 2nd Round [33]
2001–02 Western Counties West (7)2nd (lost playoff) [34] 38 RFU Intermediate Cup 4th Round [35] Cornwall Cup Runners up
2002–03 Western Counties West (7)1st (promoted) [36] 44 Powergen Cup 1st Round Cornwall Cup 2nd Round [37] [38]
2003–04 South West 2 West (6)2nd (promoted via playoff) [39] 31 Powergen Intermediate Cup 3rd Round [40] [41] Cornwall Cup Semi-finals [42]
2004–05 South West 1 (5)7th20 Powergen Cup 1st Round Cornwall Cup Runners up
2005–06 South West 1 (5)10th (relegated) [43] 14 Powergen Trophy 2nd Round [44] Cornwall Cup 2nd Round [45]
2006–07 South West 2 West (6)11th (relegated) [46] 1 RFU Intermediate Cup 1st Round [47] Cornwall Cup 1st Round [48]
2007–08 Western Counties West (7)12th (relegated) [49] 0 EDF Energy Senior Vase 2nd Round [50] Cornwall Cup 1st Round [51]
2008–09 Cornwall/Devon (8)1st (promoted) [52] 36 EDF Energy Senior Vase 1st Round [53]
2009–10 Western Counties West (7)6th [54] 29 Cornwall Cup 1st Round [55]
2010–11 Western Counties West (7)1st (promoted) [56] 103 [a 1] Cornwall Cup Semi-finals [57]
2011–12 South West 1 West (6)12th (relegated) [58] 45
2012–13 Western Counties West (7)5th [59] 79
2013–14 Western Counties West (7)6th [60] 65 RFU Intermediate Cup 4th Round [61]
2014–15 Western Counties West (7)11th [62] 40 RFU Intermediate Cup 4th Round [63] [64] Cornwall Cup Semi-finals [65]
2015–16 Western Counties West (7)13th (relegated) [66] 38 Cornwall Cup Runners up
2016–17 Cornwall Devon (8)5th [67] 71 Cornwall Cup 2nd Round [68] [69]
2017–18 Cornwall Devon (8)3rd [70] 108 Cornwall Cup 2nd Round [71] [72]
2018–19 Cornwall Devon (8)1st (promoted) [73] 113 RFU Senior Vase Semi-finals (SW) [74] Cornwall Cup Quarter-finals [75] [76]
2019–20 Western Counties West (7)6th74.10 [a 2] Cornwall Cup
2020–21 Western Counties West (7)
Green background stands for either league champions (with promotion) or cup winners. Blue background stands for promotion without winning league or losing cup finalists. Pink background stands for relegation.

Honours

Notable former players

Notes

  1. ↑ The 2010–11 season would see the introduction of bonus points into lower league English rugby union (tier 6 and below).
  2. ↑ The season was postponed and ultimately cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom with Penryn sitting in 6th, having played 22 games and gained 65 points. The remaining games were calculated on a 'best playing record formula', with Penryn remaining in 6th place with 74.10 points. [77]

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