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.

After a difficult season in the London and South East 3 Division, with 5 wins out of 22 games,^[1] Crawley has headed back to the Sussex Intermediate League with a positive outlook to restructure the club and appoint a new chairman, after it was announced that Tony Smith, who had held the position for 14 years, resigned.^[2]

Club Honours

Sussex Spitfire 1 champions: 2009-10

References

External links

Crawley RFC Website

Rugby 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

Crawley, West Sussex

Administration	Constituency Local Elections MP: Henry Smith Gatwick Diamond Public services

The New Town	Crawley Development Corporation Thomas Bennett Anthony Minoprio

Neighbourhoods and other areas	Bewbush Broadfield Fernhill Forge Wood Furnace Green Gossops Green Ifield Langley Green Lowfield Heath Maidenbower Manor Royal Industrial Northgate Pound Hill Southgate Three Bridges Tilgate Tinsley Green West Green Worth

Geography	Gatwick Stream River Mole

Transport	Crawley Station Gatwick Airport Station Ifield Station Three Bridges Station M23 motorway A23 road Metrobus Fastway Gatwick Airport Timeline Proposed expansion

Education	Central Sussex College Ifield Community College Thomas Bennett Community College Hazelwick School Holy Trinity School Oriel High School St Wilfrid's School

Places of worship	Friary Church of St Francis and St Anthony Ifield Friends Meeting House St John the Baptist's Church St Margaret's Church St Michael and All Angels Church St Nicholas' Church

Buildings	Ancient Priors Brewery Shades Broadfield House Charlwood House City Place Gatwick Crawley Hospital Dyers Almshouses George Hotel Ifield Water Mill Old Punch Bowl The Beehive Tree House White Hart Inn

Heritage	Conservation areas Listed buildings Locally listed buildings

Leisure	Broadfield Stadium Celtic and Irish Cultural Society Crawley and District Football League Crawley Rugby Club Crawley Town F.C. Hawth Theatre Tilgate Nature Centre Tilgate Park Worth Park Gardens Worth Way

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