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2019-20 FIXTURES Dave (X0 (Excel) BARNES RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB 2019 / 2020 FIXTURES FIRST XV SECOND XV MAYFAIR OCCASIONALS HARRODIANS BARNES LADIES 1st xv BARNES LADIES 2nd xv MENS 1st XV LADIES SATURDAY EVENTS KO National 2 South ZOO SHIELD DIV 1 Surrey Conference North SURREY VETS Div 1 NC LONDON & SE 1 NC LONDON & SE 3 SUNDAY DATES Times DATES 7-Sep 3pm Clifton A Hammersmith&Fulham 3's A Rosslyn Park H Old Caterhamians A 8 Sep 14-Sep Eveready Lunch 3pm Esher H Esher H London Welsh A Dartfordians H 15 Sep 21-Sep 3pm Redruth A Richmond Vikings D/P A Battersea Ironsides 2's H 21 Sep 28-Sep 3pm Dings A Rosslyn Park Rangers A London Irish 3's A No game H Beckenham (Int cup) H Bracknell (Junior Cup) A 29 Sep 5-Oct Eng-Arg 3pm Bury St Edmonds H Jersey Reds H Chesham Ladies H Hammersmith&Fulham 2's A 6 Oct 12-Oct Eng-Fra 2pm Leicester Lions A Cup round 1 Heavies A Battersea Ironsides A 13 Oct 19-Oct RWC Quarter 3pm Sutton & Epsom / Minis CR H Rams H Old Emanuel 2's H Pulborough A 20 Oct 26-Oct RWC semi 3pm Old Redcliffians A Canterbury A Old Tiffinians 2's H Intermediate Cup Junior Cup 27 Oct 2-Nov RWC final 2.30pm Bournemouth H Millwall Venus H 3 Nov 9-Nov 3pm Taunton A Cambridge A Old Rutlishians 2's A Farnham H Battersea Ironsides 2's H 10 Nov 16-Nov Ladies Lunch 2.30pm Worthing H Cinderford A Cobham 3's H Reading Ladies H Burgess Hill A 17 Nov 23-Nov 3pm Henley Hawks A London Media 2's A Guildford A Windsor Ladies A Junior Cup 24 Nov 30-Nov 2.30pm Tonbridge Juddians H Ampthill A Cup round 2 Lon Irish (Vase) H Old Caterhamians H 1 Dec 7-Dec Minis Party 3pm Old Albanians A Reeds Weybridge 2's H London Welsh H Dartfordians A 8 Dec 14-Dec Xmas bash 2pm Westcliff H Old Elthamians H London Exiles 2's A Harlequins H Intermediate Cup Junior Cup 15 Dec 21-Dec 3pm Esher A Esher A 22 Dec 28-Dec XMAS BREAK XMAS BREAK 29 Dec 4-Jan 2pm Redruth H Cup round 3 Chesham Ladies A 5 Jan 11-Jan Ladies Day 12th 2pm Dings H Rosslyn Park Rangers H London Irish 3's H Henley A Battersea Ironsides H Pulborough H 12 Jan 18-Jan 3pm Bury St Edmonds A Jersey Reds A Old Emanuel 2's A Hammersmith&Fulham 2's H 19 Jan 25-Jan Vets Lunch 2pm Leicester Lions H Old Tiffinians 2's A 26 Jan 1-Feb W v It Ir v S 3pm Sutton & Epsom A Rams A Old Rutlishians 2's H Cobham (Vase) A Millwall Venus A Battersea Ironsides 2's A 2 Feb 8-Feb Minis Lunch 2.30pm Old Redcliffians H Wimbledon D/P A 9 Feb Ir v W S v E 15-Feb 2pm Bournemouth A Bishops Stortford D/P A Cobham 3's A Old Paulines (F) A Inter Cup QF Junior Cup QF 16 Feb 22-Feb It v S W v F RESERVE Canterbury H London Media 2's H Reading Ladies A Burgess Hill H 23 Feb 29-Feb 2.30pm Taunton H Cambridge H Reeds Weybridge 2's A Windsor Ladies H Medway A 1 Mar 7-Mar Ir v It E v W 3pm Worthing A Cup semi 8 Mar 13-Mar City Lunch Noon 15 Mar 14-Mar W v S It v E F v Ir RESERVE Rosslyn Park A Medway H 15 Mar 21-Mar 3pm Henley Hawks H Richmond Saxons D/P A London Exiles 2's H London Irish H Inter Cup Semi Final Junior Cup Semi Final 22 Mar 28-Mar 3pm Tonbridge Judians A Ampthill H Battersea Ironsides 3's A Old Reigations A 29 Mar 4-Apr Thomsons 3pm Old Albanians H SF Playoff 5 Apr 11-Apr RESERVE 12 Apr 18-Apr Minis EOS 3pm Westcliff A Old Elthamians A Finals Thamesians (Midex Cup) H Inter Cup Final Junior Cup Final 19 Apr 25-Apr 3pm Clifton H Chinnor D/P A 26 Apr 2-May Cup final 3 May 12-May AGM 7pm 10 May 15-May EOS Party 7.30pm END OF SEASON PARTY / / AWARDS NIGHT 17 May !1 !2 !3 !4 !5 !6 26-Jan-19 2-Feb-19 9-Feb-19 16-Feb-19 23-Feb-19 2-Mar-19 9-Mar-19 !7 16-Mar-19 23-Mar-19 30-Mar-19 6-Apr-19 13-Apr-19 ES 20 April 2019 27-Apr-19 4-May-19 11-May-19 18-May-19 25-May-19 1-Jun-19 !8 !9 !10 !11 !12 !13 !14 !15 !16 !17 !18 !19 !20 !21 !22 !23 !24 !25 !26 !27 !28 !29 !30 !31 !32 !33 !34 !35 !36 !37 !38 !39 !40 !41 !42 !43 !44 !45 !46 !47 !48 !49 !50 !51 !52 !53 !54 !55 !56 !57 !58 !59 !60 !61 !62 !63 !64 !65 !66 !67 !68 !69 !70 !71 !72 !73 !74 !75 !76 !77 !78 !79 !80 !81 !82 !83 !84 !85 !86 !87 !88 !89 !90 !91 !92 !93 !94 !95 !96 !97 !98 !99 !100 !101 !102 !103 !104 !105 !106 !107 !108 !109 !110 !111 !112 !113 !114 !115 !116 !117 !118 !119 !120 !121 !122 !123 !124 !125 !126 !127 !128 !129 !130 !131 !132 !133 !134 !135 !136 !137 !138 !139 !140 !141 !142 !143 !144 !145 !146 !147 !148 !149 !150 !151 !152 !153 !154 !155 !156 !157 !158 !159 !160 !161 !162 !163 !164 !165 !166 !167 !168 !169 !170 !171 !172 !173 !174 !175 !176 !177 !178 !179 !180 !181 !182 !183 !184 !185 !186 !187 !188 !189 !190 !191 !192 Table 1 !1.
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