DIRECTOR of rugby Dave Sansom has described Plymouth Argaum’s nomination for ‘Club of the Year’ at the National Rugby Awards as ‘crazy’. Argaum have been shortlisted along with fellow Devon side Crediton, All Blacks RFC, Bishop Stortford, Barkers Butts and Colchester RFC. Members of the Bickleigh Down outfit will travel to Twickenham on September 2, … Continue reading
NATIONAL club of the year finalists Plymouth Argaum are looking for players to join their new under-13 section. Following Argaum’s promotion to the Cornwall/Devon League the club have decided to add a new senior side and a new junior team to their ranks. Any youngsters interested in joining their under-13 side need to be entering … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argaum are in the running for a top award. The Bickleigh Down outfit have been shortlisted for ‘Club of the Year’ at the National Rugby Awards. The recognition follows their success in gaining promotion to the Cornwall/Devon League, which was their second successive promotion. The awards event will be held at Twickenham on September … Continue reading
PLYMOUTH Argaum have added an extra senior side and a new junior team to their set-up following their promotion to the Cornwall/Devon League. The Bickleigh Down outfit will run three senior teams, a veterans’ side, a colts’ line-up and an under-13 section in 2015/16. Their second team have entered the Merit Table for the forthcoming … Continue reading
IVYBRIDGE and Plymouth Argaum will be looking for more success on Wednesday night when they battle it out for the Lockie Cup and Ellis Trophy at the Rectory. The pair have already enjoyed dream seasons, with Ivybridge winning promotion to National Three South West and Argaum booking their spot in the Cornwall/Devon League next season … Continue reading
DEVONPORT SERVICES IIs…21 PLYMOUTH ARGAUM…25 A TRY with the last move of the game kept alive Plymouth Argaum’s hopes of retaining the Lockie Cup. The newly-crowned Devon One champions were trailing Devonport Services seconds 21-20 going into injury-time in a controversial cup semi-final at The Rectory. Dave Sansom’s team had been 21-15 down with 79 … Continue reading