News in Teddington

Harlequins’ thrilling Premiership title defence ended in a feisty 34-17 defeat to Saracens.

More than 500 children watched the England men’s rugby team train yesterday afternoon in Chiswick.

Harlequins beat Premiership leaders Leicester Tigers to record a sixth straight Premiership win and strengthen their grip on third place.

International hockey will return to the Twickenham Stoop this June when England take on the Netherlands in the FIH Hockey Pro League.

It will be three years since Big Stadium Hockey made its first appearance at the home of Quins and the pitch turned blue. Back in 2019 Great Britain won both matches, so it's a return to winning turf.

England's under-performing rugby team has the chance to be prove

The Club are delighted to confirm the first of our pre season friendly matches in the build up to the start of the 2022/23 season.

Current Pro 14 champions Leinster Rugby will take on Harlequins at the Twickenham Stoop, kick off 19:30 on Friday 2 September.

LOCAL rugby team Harlequins is joining forces with the military charity Tickets For Troops to offer free tickets to members of the UK's Armed Forces in recognition of their efforts in keeping us safe and secure, the Club is proud to announce.

The Club will make tickets available free of charge for both Men's and Women's matches wherever possible as part of the partnership with the charity which was set up in 2009 and has given over 1.6million tickets away for sports, theatre and music events since launch.

Women's rugby union is one of the world's fastest-growing female sports, with more than 2.7 million women currently participating in the game globally.

In fact, as more women continue to head down to their local rugby clubs, female players now make up 27 per cent of the sport's playing population worldwide.

Japan will be hoping to use the Tokyo Olympic Games to project the image of innovation and their power in Asia.

Now, the questions about the sporting integrity of the Olympics keep growing as athletes arrive in Tokyo, test positive, and have to pull out.

The remedial work to the tennis courts at Udney Park Playing Fields, dealing with years of neglect, is almost complete and set to open in two weeks time on March 29th.

Under a sub-lease from Teddington RFC, the courts are now managed by Tennis for Teddington and a whole host of activities are scheduled in the coming month.