Crawley Rugby Football Club

Crawley Rugby Football Club

Crawley Rugby club is a rugby club based in Crawley, Sussex.

Crawley currently compete in the Sussex Spitfire 1 league.

As well as running a wide range of rugby clubs involving both junior and senior players, Crawley has in the past provided a home ground for the Sussex Swans Australian Rules Football team.

On 10 April 2010 Crawley were crowned League Champions of Sussex 1 and they will be playing the 2010\2011 season in London South East 3.

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v · d · eRugby union in Sussex
Governing body
Sussex Rugby Football Union
National League 2 South
Worthing I
London 1 South
Chichester I • Haywards Heath I • Hove I
London 2 South East
Lewes I  • Brighton I • Heathfield I  • East Grinstead I
London 2 South West
Bognor Regis I
London 3 South East
Horsham I  • Crowborough I  • Eastbourne I • Uckfield Rugby Club • Crawley I
Sussex Spitfire 1
Brighton II  • Burgess Hill I • Chichester III • Eastbourne II • East Grinstead II • Holbrook I • Newick I • Pulborough I  • Rye I  • Seaford I  • Worthing III
Sussex Canterbury Jack Intermediate
Barns Green I • Heathfield & Waldron II • Hellingly I • Hove III • Hove IV • Lewes II  • Norfolk Arms I • Plumpton I • Shoreham I • St Francis I
v · Crawley, West Sussex
Administration

Constituency · Local Elections · MP: Henry Smith
Leisure
Transport
Education
Buildings

Listed buildings · Places of worship · Friary Church of St Francis and St Anthony · St John the Baptist's Church · St Margaret's Church · St Michael and All Angels Church · St Nicholas' Church · Ifield Friends Meeting House · Ancient Priors · Brewery Shades · Broadfield House · Charlwood House · City Place Gatwick · Crawley Hospital · George Hotel · Ifield Water Mill · Old Punch Bowl · The Beehive · Tree House · White Hart Inn
Geography

Gatwick Stream · River Mole
Neighbourhoods
and other areas



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