As part of our recruitment drive, the Club is offering a massive 50% discount off of your senior playing membership. All you need to do is recruit a friend to come and play for Maidstone. Once they are a signed up and a fully fledged playing member, the club will discount the last 6 months of your membership.

This season we are eligible again to take part in the RFU Intermediate Trophy, which has the final played at Twickenham. The last time we entered was 2015, where we saw off stiff competition from Diss and Coney Hill to set up the final at Twickenham against Bridgenorth. The rest as they say, is history.

Memories of that day can be found here, and it is something we hope to experience again.

For more information, please speak to Director of Rugby Andy Golding, or Head Coach Mike Hebden.

Maidstone has a long and illustrious rugby lineage, having been officially formed in 1880. Over the past 138 years the club has been through many ups and downs, been reported on in various media outlets and remains the county town club.

With such a vast history, the club is now looking at gathering as much as it can, to digitize as much as possible for everyone to have access to. This is of course a huge task and we do have some willing volunteers to help collect information and look to find an exciting and hopefully interactive way to view our history on the website. If you'd like to help, please get in touch with the Admin Team @ MaidstoneRFC@outlook.com.

In the meantime, the book commemorating our first 100 years is now available for you to download for free! It's a fascinating read and can be found on our 'History' tab.

The club is looking for someone to take on the role of the Match Programme Coordinator which has been fulfilled by the same person for the past 13 years.  This is not a big task and involves assembling the programme at the start of the season (in coordination with the sponsorship manager) and ensuring that appropriate contributions are in place and submitted to the printers for each home fixture.  In essence that is 11 home matches plus whatever home fixtures the cup competitions throw up.

It is not all consuming, requires a degree of basic computer literacy (MS Word) and an ability to communicate and coordinate with Matt Ellesmere who produces the centre page insert.

If anyone is interested in helping spread the workload within the club in what is a small but important role in hosting home fixtures then please contact Bob Hayton for a full briefing on the role.

For pretty much the past 20yrs, amongst his other contributions to the club, Trevor Langley has reported on the 1^st XV fixtures.  However the 2017-18 season was his last as he places the cap on his pen (or more pertinently in the computer age, slides his keyboard away) to spend more time with his family, particularly the grandchildren.

The club is looking for someone (or a group of people) to take on this task to ensure that regular match reports are published for both the local press and the club website. 

We are not looking for the next JRR Tolkien, or for that matter Stephen Jones or Nick Cain; just someone who is prepared to string a few paragraphs together that create an accurate and objective reflection of each fixture.

As previously said, this doesn’t have to be one person, it can be a role that is split amongst 2-3 people throughout the season.

Those willing to help out and make a contribution please contact a member of the committee.

London & South East Division

London & SE Division 2 (SE)

Other Fixtures