| Latest meeting update |
| Tuesday, 16 November 2010 11:24 |
![]() In addition to the previously announced news that the state-of-the-art floodlit 4-G pitch at Archbishop LanFranc School will be Storm’s new home for playing and training, the Management Team took the opportunity to update and discuss 2011’s teams, competitions, club vacancies and what’s needed for 2011. Storm will aim to run two teams at senior level, with the programs for under 18s and ladies run by the Storm Community department, who also oversee the junior clubs.
The 1st Team have been accepted into the 14 round Rugby League Conference Premier competition with a line-up that will include 2009 playoff teams West London Sharks, St Albans, Hammersmith Hills Hoists and Ipswich. The 2nds will be entered into the London Merit League and face opposition from other RLC Premier clubs 2nd teams’ and other fledgling sides across the region. Running The Storm requires a number of volunteers to help in managing and developing the club, and the Storm are actively recruiting for Media, Social, Recruitment and Sponsorship Managers or committees. Also plans for a Christmas party and pre-season trip to the Superleague’s Magic Weekend in Cardiff were announced. The final details for the party on the 11th December and Magic Weekend on the weekend of the 12th February are being finalised. Details will be published on Storm’s facebook page: www.facebook.com/stormrl Paul Brown commented on the meeting “2011 is shaping up to be a very exciting year for Amateur Rugby League in London. Without exception all our opposition in the RLC Premier are improving year on year, and the game is developing” “A number of exciting initiatives have been proposed including a special season opener for two clubs, a “Magic” round where everyone plays at the same venue on the same day, a Ladies Day, and a “double-header” round with second teams. Obviously none are confirmed, but it’s exciting that the RLC and its members are suggesting ideas to make the game more exciting. “It was excellent that a number of people volunteered to undertake roles, however there’s still heaps to be done, if you’re interested and even if you can only spare a few minutes a week get in touch”. “One of the bigger discussion points on Wednesday was about Coaching staff for the next season, this is without doubt our biggest challenge at the moment, we are actively recruiting, so if you know anyone let me know!!” If you’re interested in volunteering, coaching or playing visit the “Get Involved” page on the Stormrl.com website or contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |






