Congratulations to the 1st XV who got back to winning ways against St Albans on a truly dreadful day. The second XV, who were stripped of many of their regulars, went down gallantly to the Grasshoppers to finish their season in second place in the Merit League, earning a little rest before pre-tour training.

A brace of tries from both James Sharples and James Logan helped the Medicals to a gritty away win over St. Albans. The Medicals battled through the howling wind and driving rain to record a vital 31-22 win. And with London New Zealand losing away at Datchworth the Medicals now have a 2 point advantage over Hammersmith & Fulham in the London 3NW play-off race (League Table).

After last week's loss against London New Zealand the 1st XV got back to winning ways with an emphatic 43-10 victory away at Enfield Ignatians. The fine win keeps the Medicals in the promotion hunt in London 3NW (League Table).

The Medicals lost for the first time in eight games after a pulsating game against London New Zealand at Teddington. Despite a spirited attempted comeback, the home side went down 17-25 but still remain 2nd in London 3NW (League Table).

Top stuff 1st XV, an excellent win over Swansea last week. Huge effort now this Wednesday against UWE. Get to training and lets secure our spot in the league. Another huge game on Saturday against London New Zealand - a win there should secure us promotion!

2nd XV - similar situation to the 1st XV - lets get a couple of wins in before varsity.

3rd XV - stuff essex and build up for the varsity!

The return of BUSA sees the 1st XV visit Iffley Road to play Oxford University Greyhounds and the 3rd XV take on Essex 3rds at Teddington. Both teams are also in action on Saturday when the 1sts host Hampstead and the 2nds travel to London Scottish.

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On a wild and windy day in Hertfordshire, a hat-trick of tries from Suna Bull and a brace from Sam Codrington, coupled with an excellent kicking display from Dan Neville, helped the 1st XV to a fine 35-3 victory over Datchworth.

Peter O'Neill made a remarkable comeback from the H5N1 strain of "Man Flu" to score two tries as the Medicals came from behind to defeat Harpenden 20-12 at Teddington.

Following a highly successful Schools Tour (thanks to all those who came to make it one of the best ever!) and the Interyear Match, which saw the Freshers triumph by a massive 96-0 over the poor old second years... WE HAVE A BIG WEEK OF GAMES AHEAD OF US!

The 1st XV got their season back on track with a gritty victory away at 2nd placed Twickenham RFC. Fly half Dan Neville kicked 3 penalties and a conversion in a 16-13 win. (League Table)

Skipper Austin Dekker lead the 1st XV to their third consecutive league victory, on this occassion a 17-7 triumph away at Hampstead. The win took the Medicals up to third in London 3NW, their highest league position for two seasons. League Table

On a day when the underdog was victorious on more than one occasion the 1st XV made the short trip to Gunnersbury Park to play London New Zealand, a team who had beaten them twice last season. A pulsating game, which produced plenty of action and tries, saw the Medicals run out 26-17 winners with fresher Craig Nightingale stealing the show by scoring a brace of outstanding tries on debut.

On the 6^th of July 2008, Imperial Medicals RFC will embark upon South African airways flight 346 to Cape Town for the beginning of their Summer tour. Tour will consist of 7 matches – 4 first team and 3 second team, all of which will be followed by post-match functions and the customary socialising. Sides we will be playing include the Stellenbosch Medics, Nelson Mandella University, Kruger Park Rangers and the Swaziland National Team. Following the Swaziland match we will be having a reception with the High Commissioner of Swaziland.

There will be a Tour presentation on Saturday 13^th October at 6pm in the Glenister Lecture Theatre at Charing Cross.

Imperial Medicals 1st XV played host to an Enfield Ignatians side riding high in London 3NW. Looking to build on last week's fine victory against Vauxhall Motors, 1st XV skipper Austin Dekker selected an experienced side for what turned out to be a bruising encounter. With the scores at 13 a piece and only minutes remaining the Medicals defence could not withstand one last assault as Enfield broke through leaving the final score at 13-20 in the visitor's favour.

Congratulations on getting a place at Imperial College School of Medicine and welcome to Imperial Medicals RFC. We will be manning stall No.18 in the Sir Alexander Fleming (SAF) Building at Fresher's Fair on Tuesday 2nd October. Whatever your previous experience, from beginner to experienced international, please do come along and have a chat.

All at Imperial Medicals RFC wish to thank Siemens for their continued sponsorship of our club this season. Siemens have been with the club for several years now and it is their generous support that has allowed us to develop and grow into the successful team we are today. http://www.medical.siemens.com/

Hungry for their first victory of the season the 1^st XV took on a Vauxhall Motors team who were themselves looking to trouble the scorers for the first time this year. A fine display by the pack coupled with incisive running by the Medicals back line resulted in a comfortable 37-0 victory which moved Imperial Medicals up to 7th in London 3NW.

Imperial Medicals made their first, and longest, away trip of the season to take on Stevenage Town RFC on a scorching late summer day in Hertfordshire. The home side, who had narrowly missed out on promotion last season, were in scintillating form as they ran in numerous tries in a 66-5 rout.

Imperial Medicals kicked off the 2007-08 season with a thrilling match at home to St. Albans RFC. The Medicals, having seemingly established a decisive advantage, were denied victory by a last minute converted St. Albans try which brought the final score to 34-34.