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ENGLISH CLUBS CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON 2017 – 2018 London & SE Updated 08/04/18 ENGLISH CLUBS CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON 2017 – 2018 London & SE Updated 08/04/18 National KO Cups - I = Intermediate Cup S = Senior Vase J = Junior Vase NO POSTPONEMENTS ON SATURDAY 7th April 2018 DATES FOR ALL NATIONAL KO CUPS & REARRANGED LEAGUE MATCHES: ►Denotes further amendments since last update on 18/03/18 League Fixtures April 14th London 3 Essex Campion v Canvey Island CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) Mavericks v Basildon CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Hampshire 2 Locksheath Pumas v Chineham CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) League Fixtures April 21st London 2NE Harlow v Rochford Hundred CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) O. Cooperians v Romford & GP CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) London 2 SE Deal & Betteshanger v Charlton Park CONFIRMED (from March 3rd) Dover v Beckenham CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) London 2 SW Camberley (I) v Gosport & Fareham CONFIRMED (from March 3rd) KCSOB v Twickenham CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) London 3NW Cheshunt v Welwyn CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) ►Kilburn Cosmos v Finchley CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) London 3 SE Bromley v Hastings & Bexhill CONFIRMED (from March 3rd) Folkestone v Sheppey CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) O. Dunstonians v Aylesford Bulls CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Thanet Wanderers v Crowborough CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) London 3 SW Warlingham v O. Cranleighans CONFIRMED (from March 3rd) Essex 1 Premier O. Brentwoods v Writtle Wanderers CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) Kings Cross Steelers v Stanford-le-Hope CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Herts/Middx 1 Barnet Elizabethans v Wasps CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Herts/Middx 2 Uxbridge v Mill Hill CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Kent 1 New Ash Green v Cranbrook CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Southwark Lancers v R. Bank of Scotland CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Surrey One Law Society v O. Wimbledonians CONFIRMED (from March 3rd) O. Mid-Whitgiftians v Chipstead CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Surrey 3 O. Caterhamians v Horley CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) O. Johnians v London Media CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Surrey 4 Raynes Park v Haslemere CONFIRMED ( - ˶ - ) Play-offs Level 7 play-offs Sudbury v Harpenden OR HAC CONFIRMED – teams/venue to be OR Hampstead decided O. Reigatian v Hove OR Provisional date – if Charlton Park Charlton Park involved. Venue to be confirmed. Level 8 play-off Stowmarket OR v Millwall CONFIRMED – at Stowmarket or Southwold Southwold Level 9 play-offs Uckfield v Vigo CONFIRMED – at Uckfield Bognor v O. Georgians OR Provisional date– if O. Mid-Whitgiftians O. Mid-Whitgiftians involved. Venue will be Bognor League Fixtures April 28th E. Counties 1 Bowl Brightlingsea v Beccles ►Played as ‘double-header’ on 07-04-18 E. Counties 1 Salver Saffron Walden II v Swaffham CONFIRMED (from March 3rd & 17th) Play-offs Level 5 play-off Guernsey OR v Bournemouth OR Provisional date– if Newton Abbott Barnes OR Maidenhead OR involved. Venue will be Guernsey, Tring Newton Abbott Barnes or Tring Level 6 play-off Brentwood OR v CS Rugby 1863 OR Confirmed – teams/venue to be decided Chingford Havant OR Medway RFU KO Cup Final May 6th (Sunday) Intermediate Cup Camberley v Droitwich KO 3.00pm at Twickenham.
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