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23rd edition of the second division of English domestic Rugby
The 2009–10 RFU Championship was the 1st season (of the professionalised format) of the second division of the English domestic rugby union competitions, played between August 2009 and May 2010. The league had been restructured from the 16 teams of the previous season down to just 12.[1] Bristol who had been relegated from the Guinness Premiership 2008–09 and Birmingham and Solihull who had been promoted from National Division Two 2008–09 .[2] [3]
During this season, Exeter Chiefs won promotion to the Aviva Premiership 2010–11 by beating Bristol in the playoff final.[4]
Despite finishing 11th of 12 after the first stage Coventry were relegated to the 2010–11 National League 1 as they finished bottom of the relegation pool.[5]
Participating teams [ edit ] Locations of the 2009–10 RFU Championship teams
Team
Stadium
Capacity
City/Area
Bedford Blues
Goldington Road
6,000
Bedford , Bedfordshire
Birmingham & Solihull
Sharmans Cross [b 1] 2,500
Solihull , West Midlands
Bristol
Memorial Stadium
12,100
Bristol
Cornish Pirates
Recreation Ground
9,000
Camborne , Cornwall
Coventry
Butts Park Arena [b 2] 4,000
Coventry , West Midlands
Doncaster Knights
Castle Park
3,075
Doncaster , South Yorkshire
Exeter Chiefs
Sandy Park
10,000
Exeter , Devon
London Welsh
Old Deer Park
5,850
Richmond , London
Moseley
Billesley Common
3,000+
Birmingham , West Midlands
Nottingham
Meadow Lane [b 3] 19,588
Nottingham , Nottinghamshire
Plymouth Albion
The Brickfields
6,500
Plymouth , Devon
Rotherham Titans
Clifton Lane
2,500
Rotherham , South Yorkshire
Notes
^ Birmingham & Solihull would play a home game on 2 January 2010 at Goldington Road in Bedford , as well as two more home games at Billesley Common on 2 and 17 February 2010 due to adverse weather conditions effecting the Sharmans Cross pitch.[6]
^ Coventry would play a home game on 4 December 2009 at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.[7]
^ Nottingham would play a home game on 7 November 2009 at Welford Road in Leicester due to the Notts County football team playing a home match in the FA Cup on that date.[8]
Stage 1 League Table [ edit ] Updated to match(es) played on 13 March 2010. Source:
[citation needed Rules for classification: If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:
Number of matches won
Difference between points for and against
Total number of points for
Aggregate number of points scored in matches between tied teams
Number of matches won excluding the first match, then the second and so on until the tie is settled
^ 5 points deducted
^ a b 15 points deducted
Results [ edit ] Round 1 [ edit ] Coventry 21 - 12 Rotherham Titans Report
Butts Park Arena Darren Gamage
Doncaster Knights 12 - 26 Bedford Blues (BP) Report
Castle Park Tim Wigglesworth
Moseley 25 - 50 Exeter Chiefs (BP) Report
Billesley Common Martin Fox
(BP) Plymouth Albion 33 - 10 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Brickfields Luke Pearce
Bristol 28 - 23 London Welsh (BP) Report
Memorial Stadium Sean Davey
Nottingham 13 - 24 Cornish Pirates Report
Meadow Lane Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Round 2 [ edit ] (BP) Bedford Blues 42 - 6 Coventry Report
Goldington Road Michael Tutty
(BP) Birmingham & Solihull 36 - 40 Bristol (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Chris Sharp
Exeter Chiefs 32 - 20 Doncaster Knights Report
Sandy Park Rob Debney
(BP) Cornish Pirates 57 - 24 Moseley (BP) Report
Recreation Ground David Rose
Nottingham 23 - 16 London Welsh (BP) Report
Meadow Lane JP Doyle
Rotherham Titans 29 - 16 Plymouth Albion Report
Clifton Lane Terry Hall
Round 3 [ edit ] Coventry 13 - 27 Exeter Chiefs Report
Butts Park Arena Sean Davey
Doncaster Knights 10 - 21 Cornish Pirates Report
Castle Park Andrew Taylorson
(BP) London Welsh 37 - 12 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Old Deer Park Tim Wigglesworth
Moseley 20 - 31 Nottingham (BP) Report
Billesley Common Adrian Hartwell
Plymouth Albion 3 - 38 Bedford Blues (BP) Report
Brickfields Keith Lewis
(BP) Bristol 36 - 10 Rotherham Titans Report
Memorial Stadium Rowan Kitt
Round 4 [ edit ] (BP) Bedford Blues 5 - 6 Bristol Report
Goldington Road Greg Garner
Exeter Chiefs 30 - 24 Plymouth Albion (BP) Report
Sandy Park Dean Richards
(BP) Moseley 33 - 25 Doncaster Knights Report
Billesley Common Paul Knowles
(BP) Rotherham Titans 22 - 28 London Welsh Report
Clifton Lane Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Cornish Pirates 20 - 14 Coventry (BP) Report
Recreation Ground JP Doyle
(BP) Nottingham 53 - 17 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Meadow Lane Mark Wilson
Round 5 [ edit ] (2BP) Coventry 25 - 28 Moseley (BP) Report
Butts Park Arena Luke Pearce
Birmingham & Solihull 0 - 29 Rotherham Titans (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Rob Debney
Doncaster Knights 7 - 23 Nottingham Report
Castle Park Keith Lewis
London Welsh 28 - 17 Bedford Blues Report
Old Deer Park Rowan Kitt
Plymouth Albion 16 - 8 Cornish Pirates Report
Brickfields David Rose
Bristol 26 - 35 Exeter Chiefs (BP) Report
Memorial Stadium Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Round 6 [ edit ] (BP) Nottingham 46 - 0 Rotherham Titans Report
Meadow Lane Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
(BP) Bedford Blues 53 - 25 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Goldington Road Terry Hall
Exeter Chiefs 13 - 9 London Welsh (BP) Report
Sandy Park David Rose
(BP) Doncaster Knights 14 - 17 Coventry Report
Castle Park
Moseley 26 - 15 Plymouth Albion Report
Billesley Common Darren Gamage
Cornish Pirates 13 - 35 Bristol (BP) Report
Recreation Ground Keith Lewis
Round 7 [ edit ] Memorial Stadium Andrew Small
(BP) Coventry 13 - 18 Nottingham Report
Butts Park Arena Tim Wigglesworth
Birmingham & Solihull 21 - 51 Exeter Chiefs (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Chris Sharp
Plymouth Albion 6 - 21 Doncaster Knights Report
Brickfields Roy Maybank
(BP) London Welsh 34 - 10 Cornish Pirates Report
Old Deer Park Rowan Kitt
(BP) Rotherham Titans 25 - 27 Bedford Blues Report
Clifton Lane Michael Tutty
Round 8 [ edit ] Coventry 26 - 10 Plymouth Albion Report
Butts Park Arena Graham Knox
Doncaster Knights 26 - 22 Bristol (BP) Report
Castle Park Mark Wilson
(BP) Exeter Chiefs 43 - 10 Rotherham Titans Report
Sandy Park Andrew Taylorson
(BP) Moseley 17 - 21 London Welsh Report
Billesley Common Rob Debney
(BP) Cornish Pirates 62 - 10 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Recreation Ground Paul Knowles
Nottingham 30 - 29 Bedford Blues (BP) Report
Meadow Lane Greg Garner
Round 9 [ edit ] (BP) Bristol 46 - 28 Coventry Report
Memorial Stadium Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Bedford Blues 11 - 20 Exeter Chiefs Report
Goldington Road Rob Debney
(BP) Birmingham & Solihull 16 - 23 Moseley Report
Sharmans Cross Andrew Taylorson
London Welsh 9 - 20 Doncaster Knights Report
Old Deer Park Greg Garner
(BP) Plymouth Albion 31 - 25 Nottingham (BP) Report
Brickfields JP Doyle
Rotherham Titans 29 - 20 Cornish Pirates Report
Clifton Lane Andrew Small
Round 10 [ edit ] Coventry 10 - 19 London Welsh Report
Butts Park Arena Paul Knowles
(BP) Doncaster Knights 36 - 7 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Castle Park
Moseley 31 - 27 Rotherham Titans (BP) Report
Billesley Common Andrew Small
Nottingham 11 - 42 Exeter Chiefs (BP) Report
Plymouth Albion 8 - 33 Bristol (BP) Report
Brickfields Terry Hall
Cornish Pirates 25 - 24 Bedford Blues (BP) Report
Recreation Ground David Rose
Round 11 [ edit ] Bedford Blues 23 - 7 Moseley Report
Goldington Road Dean Richards
Birmingham & Solihull 6 - 21 Coventry Report
Sharmans Cross Rowan Kitt
Exeter Chiefs 22 - 15 Cornish Pirates (BP) Report
Sandy Park Mark Wilson
London Welsh 12 - 24 Plymouth Albion (BP) Report
Old Deer Park D May
Rotherham Titans 11 - 7 Doncaster Knights (BP) Report
Clifton Lane Adrian Hartwell
(BP) Bristol 35 - 11 Nottingham Report
Memorial Stadium David Pearson
Round 12 [ edit ] Coventry 15 - 15 Bedford Blues Report
(BP) Doncaster Knights 9 - 14 Exeter Chiefs Report
Castle Park Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
London Welsh 19 - 14 Nottingham (BP) Report
Old Deer Park Adrian Hartwell
(BP) Moseley 19 - 20 Cornish Pirates Report
Billesley Common Luke Pearce
Plymouth Albion 20 - 15 Rotherham Titans (BP) Report
Brickfields Dean Richards
(BP) Bristol 28 - 0 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Memorial Stadium Paul Knowles
Round 13 [ edit ] (BP) Bedford Blues 16 - 19 Plymouth Albion Report
Goldington Road Luke Pearce
Birmingham & Solihull 6 - 29 London Welsh (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Chris Sharp
(BP) Exeter Chiefs 45 - 11 Coventry Report
Sandy Park Terry Hall
Rotherham Titans 0 - 15 Bristol Report
Clifton Lane Rob Debney
(BP) Cornish Pirates 10 - 12 Doncaster Knights Report
Recreation Ground Roy Maybank
(BP) Nottingham 30 - 15 Moseley Report
Meadow Lane Dean Richards
Round 14 [ edit ] (BP) Bristol 37 - 16 Bedford Blues Report
Memorial Stadium Tim Wigglesworth
Coventry 12 - 27 Cornish Pirates (BP) Report
Butts Park Arena Mark Wilson
Birmingham & Solihull P - P Nottingham
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 2 February 2010. Doncaster Knights 14 - 3 Moseley Report
Castle Park Keith Lewis
(BP) London Welsh 30 - 24 Rotherham Titans (2BP) Report
Old Deer Park Sean Davey
Plymouth Albion 23 - 13 Exeter Chiefs Report
Brickfields Rowan Kitt
Round 15 [ edit ] Bedford Blues 30 - 23 London Welsh (BP) Report
Goldington Road Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Moseley 26 - 20 Coventry (BP) Report
Billesley Common Rowan Kitt
(BP) Cornish Pirates 46 - 7 Plymouth Albion Report
Recreation Ground Terry Hall
Exeter Chiefs 16 - 25 Bristol (BP) Report
Sandy Park Greg Garner
Nottingham P - P Doncaster Knights
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 20 January 2010. Rotherham Titans P - P Birmingham & Solihull
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 20 January 2010. Round 16 [ edit ] (BP) Bristol 31 - 15 Cornish Pirates Report
Memorial Stadium JP Doyle
Birmingham & Solihull 10 - 49 Bedford Blues (BP) Report
Coventry P - P Doncaster Knights
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 10 February 2010. London Welsh 12 - 10 Exeter Chiefs (BP) Report
Old Deer Park Mark Williams
Plymouth Albion 10 - 20 Moseley Report
Brickfields Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Rotherham Titans P - P Nottingham
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 11 February 2010. Round 17 [ edit ] Bristol P - P Doncaster Knights
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 24 February 2010. (BP) Bedford Blues 51 - 19 Nottingham Report
Goldington Road Rowan Kitt
Plymouth Albion 20 - 3 Coventry Report
Brickfields Tim Wigglesworth
(BP) Birmingham & Solihull 31 - 31 Cornish Pirates (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Wayne Barnes
London Welsh 22 - 6 Moseley Report
Old Deer Park Keith Lewis
(BP) Rotherham Titans 18 - 24 Exeter Chiefs Report
Clifton Lane Michael Tutty
Round 15 (Rescheduled Games) [ edit ] Nottingham 27 - 21 Doncaster Knights (BP) Report
Meadow Lane Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Game rescheduled from 28 December 2009. (BP) Rotherham Titans 42 - 15 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Clifton Lane Mark Wilson
Game rescheduled from 28 December 2009. Round 18 [ edit ] Coventry 16 - 27 Bristol (BP) Report
Butts Park Arena Darren Gamage
(BP) Doncaster Knights 10 - 17 London Welsh Report
Castle Park Dean Richards
(BP) Exeter Chiefs 45 - 19 Bedford Blues Report
Sandy Park Chris White
Moseley 25 - 24 Birmingham & Solihull (BP) Report
Billesley Common Paul Knowles
(BP) Cornish Pirates 29 - 24 Rotherham Titans (2BP) Report
Recreation Ground Rob Debney
Nottingham 20 - 19 Plymouth Albion (BP) Report
Meadow Lane Terry Hall
Round 19 [ edit ] Bedford Blues 19 - 16 Cornish Pirates (BP) Report
Goldington Road Keith Lewis
Birmingham & Solihull P - P Doncaster Knights
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 17 February 2010. (BP) Exeter Chiefs 42 - 12 Nottingham Report
Sandy Park Mathieu Raynal
(BP) London Welsh 51 - 13 Coventry Report
Old Deer Park Andrew Taylorson
Rotherham Titans 7 - 19 Moseley Report
Clifton Lane Andrew Small
(BP) Bristol 24 - 14 Plymouth Albion Report
Memorial Stadium Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Round 14 (Rescheduled Game) [ edit ] Birmingham & Solihull 0 - 39 Nottingham (BP) Report
Game rescheduled to 19 December 2009. Round 20 [ edit ] Coventry 24 - 7 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Butts Park Arena Andrew Small
(BP) Moseley 19 - 26 Bedford Blues Report
Billesley Common Terry Hall
Plymouth Albion 13 - 13 London Welsh Report
Brickfields Rob Debney
Cornish Pirates 15 - 30 Exeter Chiefs (BP) Report
Recreation Ground Rowan Kitt
Doncaster Knights 27 - 20 Rotherham Titans (BP) Report
Castle Park Martin Fox
(BP) Nottingham 16 - 22 Bristol Report
Meadow Lane Keith Lewis
Round 16 & 19 (Rescheduled Games) [ edit ] Coventry 7 - 27 Doncaster Knights Report
Butts Park Arena Andrew Taylorson
Game rescheduled from 2 January 2010. Rotherham Titans 28 - 24 Nottingham (2BP) Report
Clifton Lane Chris Sharp
Game rescheduled from 2 January 2010. Birmingham & Solihull 7 - 33 Doncaster Knights (BP) Report
Game rescheduled from 30 January 2010. Round 21 [ edit ] Bedford Blues 12 - 23 Doncaster Knights Report
Goldington Road Cedric Marchat
Birmingham & Solihull 21 - 36 Plymouth Albion (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross
(BP) Exeter Chiefs 36 - 19 Moseley Report
Sandy Park Darren Gamage
London Welsh 3 - 28 Bristol Report
Old Deer Park Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
(BP) Rotherham Titans 41 - 11 Coventry Report
Clifton Lane Paul Knowles
(BP) Cornish Pirates 47 - 19 Nottingham Report
Recreation Ground Terry Hall
Round 17 (Rescheduled Game) [ edit ] (BP) Bristol 42 - 7 Doncaster Knights Report
Memorial Stadium Rowan Kitt
Game rescheduled from 15 January 2010. Round 22 [ edit ] Bedford Blues 33 - 26 Rotherham Titans (2BP) Report
Goldington Road Keith Lewis
(BP) Cornish Pirates 24 - 28 London Welsh Report
Recreation Ground Wayne Barnes
(BP) Doncaster Knights 13 - 20 Plymouth Albion Report
Castle Park JP Doyle
(BP) Exeter Chiefs 62 - 12 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Sandy Park Michael Tutty
Moseley 30 - 25 Bristol (2BP) Report
Billesley Common Martin Fox
(BP) Nottingham 37 - 10 Coventry Report
Meadow Lane Andrew Taylorson
Stage 2: Playoffs [ edit ] Promotion [ edit ] Winner of Pool A to play Runner-Up of Pool B, and Winner of Pool B to play Runner-Up of Pool A.
Group A:
Round 1 [ edit ] Bristol 19 - 12 Cornish Pirates (BP) Report
Memorial Stadium Rowan Kitt
(BP) Plymouth Albion 9 - 10 Bedford Blues Report
Brickfields David Rose
Round 2 [ edit ] Bedford Blues 17 - 16 Bristol (BP) Report
Goldington Road JP Doyle
Cornish Pirates 17 - 0 Plymouth Albion Report
Recreation Ground Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Round 3 [ edit ] Bristol 15 - 3 Plymouth Albion Report
Memorial Stadium Andrew Taylorson
Cornish Pirates 22 - 18 Bedford Blues (BP) Report
Recreation Ground Rowan Kitt
Round 4 [ edit ] Plymouth Albion 7 - 38 Bristol (BP) Report
Brickfields Rowan Kitt
(BP) Bedford Blues 42 - 18 Cornish Pirates Report
Goldington Road Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Round 5 [ edit ] Plymouth Albion 19 - 14 Cornish Pirates (BP) Report
Brickfields David Rose
(BP) Bristol 41 - 32 Bedford Blues (BP) Report
Memorial Stadium Rob Debney
Round 6 [ edit ] (BP) Bedford Blues 35 - 19 Plymouth Albion Report
Goldington Road Rowan Kitt
Cornish Pirates 15 - 60 Bristol (BP) Report
Recreation Ground Michael Tutty
Group B:
Round 1 [ edit ] Nottingham 20 - 9 Exeter Chiefs Report
Meadow Lane Rob Debney
(BP) London Welsh 26 - 10 Doncaster Knights Report
Old Deer Park Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Round 2 [ edit ] Doncaster Knights 25 - 15 Nottingham Report
Castle Park Chris Sharp
(BP) Exeter Chiefs 32 - 6 London Welsh Report
Sandy Park Keith Lewis
Round 3 [ edit ] (BP) Doncaster Knights 19 - 21 Exeter Chiefs Report
Castle Park Dean Richards
London Welsh 12 - 29 Nottingham (BP) Report
Old Deer Park Martin Fox
Round 4 [ edit ] (BP) Exeter Chiefs 51 - 15 Doncaster Knights Report
Sandy Park David Rose
(BP) Nottingham 10 - 17 London Welsh Report
Meadow Lane Sean Davey
Round 5 [ edit ] London Welsh 16 - 15 Exeter Chiefs (BP) Report
Old Deer Park Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
Nottingham 14 - 25 Doncaster Knights Report
Meadow Lane Andrew Taylorson
Round 6 [ edit ] Doncaster Knights 14 - 31 London Welsh (BP) Report
Castle Park Rob Debney
(BP) Exeter Chiefs 53 - 10 Nottingham Report
Sandy Park Sean Davey
Relegation [ edit ] Bottom club in Group C relegated to National League 1
Group C:
Coventry are relegated to National League 1 .
Round 1 [ edit ] Birmingham & Solihull 19 - 12 Moseley (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Dean Richards
(BP) Rotherham Titans 29 - 3 Coventry Report
Clifton Lane Shane Lewis
Round 2 [ edit ] (BP) Coventry 18 - 25 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Butts Park Arena Rowan Kitt
(2BP) Moseley 29 - 30 Rotherham Titans (BP) Report
Billesley Andrew Taylorson
Round 3 [ edit ] Coventry 6 - 3 Moseley (BP) Report
Butts Park Arena JP Doyle
(BP) Rotherham Titans 33 - 20 Birmingham & Solihull Report
Clifton Lane Michael Tutty
Round 4 [ edit ] Birmingham & Solihull 19 - 29 Rotherham Titans (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Andrew Taylorson
Postponed. Game rescheduled to 24 April 2010. Round 5 [ edit ] (2BP) Rotherham Titans 29 - 33 Moseley (BP) Report
Clifton Lane Rowan Kitt
(2BP) Birmingham & Solihull 35 - 38 Coventry (BP) Report
Sharmans Cross Greg Garner
Round 4 (Rescheduled Game) [ edit ] (BP) Moseley 37 - 5 Coventry Report
Billesley Common Rob Debney
Round 6 [ edit ] Coventry 12 - 38 Rotherham Titans (BP) Report
Butts Park Arena Llyr Apgeraint-Roberts
(2BP) Moseley 34 - 38 Birmingham & Solihull (BP) Report
Billesley David Rose
Stage 3 [ edit ] Semi-finals [ edit ] The semifinals were one-off single ties held between the winner of Group A and the runner-up of Group B, and the winner of Group B and the runner-up of Group A. The matches took place at the home ground of the group winners.
The two-legged final took place at the home grounds of the two clubs involved, rather than at Twickenham.
Exeter Chiefs win the Championship and earn promotion to the 2010–11 Premiership .[4]
Total Season Attendances [ edit ] Figures include playoff semi finals and final
Club
Home
Total
Average
Highest
Lowest
% Capacity
Bedford Blues
14
39,364
2,812
4,067
1,642
47%
Birmingham & Solihull
12[a 2]
7,984
665
1,407
200
23%
Bristol
16
94,752
5,922
11,550
4,305
49%
Cornish Pirates
14
42,157
3,011
5,654
1,560
33%
Coventry
14
17,473
1,248
2,003
618
29%
Doncaster Knights
14
20,243
1,446
2,174
1,011
47%
Exeter Chiefs
16
77,670
4,854
10,021
3,477
49%
London Welsh
14
18,604
1,329
2,240
520
23%
Moseley
14
13,652
975
1,564
749
33%
Nottingham
14
16,978
1,213
1,796
790
6%
Plymouth Albion
14
37,448
2,675
4,430
1,384
41%
Rotherham Titans
14
15,884
1,135
1,610
521
45%
[9] [10]
^ Note that 2 home attendances are missing (see below) - so the total attendance will not be 100% accurate. The average attendance has also been taken into account with the missing games not included.
^ Missing home attendances v Nottingham on 2 February 2010 and Coventry on 18 April 2010.
Individual statistics [ edit ] Player stats include playoff games as well as regular season games. Also note that points scorers includes tries as well as conversions, penalties and drop goals. Season records [ edit ]
Largest home win — 52 pts 62 - 10 Cornish Pirates at home to Birmingham & Solihull on 25 October 2009
Largest away win — 45 pts 60 - 15 Bristol away to Cornish Pirates on 1 May 2010
Most points scored — 62 pts (x2) 62 - 10 Cornish Pirates at home to Birmingham & Solihull on 25 October 2009
Most tries in a match — 10 Bristol away to Cornish Pirates on 1 May 2010
Most conversions in a match — 7 Cornish Pirates at home to Birmingham & Solihull on 25 October 2009
Most penalties in a match — 6 (x4) Exeter Chiefs at home to Doncaster Knights on 12 September 2009
Most drop goals in a match — 2 (x3) Doncaster Knights at home to Bristol on 24 October 2009
[15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22]
Most points in a match — 24 (x2) James Pritchard for Bedford Blues at home to Nottingham on 16 January 2010Gareth Steenson for Exeter Chiefs away to Bristol on 26 May 2010
Most tries in a match — 4 (x2) Ian Davey for Bedford Blues at home to Birmingham & Solihull on 10 October 2009Callum MacBurnie for Moseley at home to Birmingham & Solihull on 1 May 2010
Most conversions in a match — 7 James Moore for Cornish Pirates at home to Birmingham & Solihull on 25 October 2009
Most penalties in a match — 6 (x4) Gareth Steenson for Exeter Chiefs at home to Doncaster Knights on 12 September 2009Tristan Roberts for Moseley at home to Bristol on 13 March 2010Gareth Steenson for Exeter Chiefs away to Bristol on 26 May 2010
Most drop goals in a match — 2 Gareth Steenson for Exeter Chiefs away to Bristol on 26 May 2010
[23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32]
Attendances [ edit ] Highest — 11,550 Bristol at home to Exeter Chiefs on 26 May 2010
Lowest — 200 Birmingham & Solihull at home to Doncaster Knights on 17 February 2010
Highest Average Attendance — 5,922 Bristol
Lowest Average Attendance — 665[b 1] Birmingham & Solihull
[9] [10]
^ Birmingham & Solihull are missing 2 home attendances so figure will not be 100% accurate.
References [ edit ]
2023–24 teams Former clubs Seasons
Representative team
Governing body National teams
International competitions
Competition divisions
European competitions National competitions London and South East Midland competitions Northern competitions South West competitions County competitions Discontinued competitions Related articles Other
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