Ealing Trailfinders are now a Championship side and will have some very big games next season against other top oppositions in the league and cup. The position of match announcer is one that is very important on match days and requires a confident and articulate individual. If you feel that you possess these qualities and would like to contribute to your club on match days then please contact clubadministrator@ealingrugby.co.uk to find out more.

Ealing Trailfinders are delighted to announce five more signings for season 13/14:

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Watch some of the top moments from this National League 1 winning season. Ealing Trailfinders 1st XV 41 v 17 Coventry final game.

A crowd of 843 witnessed Ealing Trailfinders sign off in style as Champions of National One with a convincing win against a combative Coventry side.

A pulsating game of rugby notable for its high quality and exciting twists and turns right through to the final whistle saw Ealing Amateurs collect silverware for the second time in two weeks. A crowd of nearly 200 saw a game of high drama played in good spirit by local rivals who have locked horns in many closely fought matches over the years.

Ealing Trailfinders ran in 10 tries on their way to blitzing Cambridge 64-32 at Grantchester Road. Ealing Trailfinders cruised into a 54-11 lead before a spirited Cambridge fight-back saw the hosts outscore the league champions 21-10 in the final half-hour of the game.

Just five days after lifting the MMT Division 1 trophy, Ealing Amateurs were in action again under the foodlights at Vallis Way as they took on Harrow 1st XV for a place in the final of the North West Middlesex Floodlit Cup.

Exiles manage to gain some end of season glory, proving that all sections of the club can have their day, winning the Northolt RFC 15 - a side Spring Tournament.

With just two games left in the National League 1 season that has seen tight finishes and enthralling games it is already confirmed that Ealing Trailfinders RFC has emerged as the new boys in the Championship for the 2013/14 season. This is a historic time for the club and we owe this to the many supporters and partners that have worked with us to get us here.

Ealing Trailfinders were crowned champions of National One when they overcame an industrious Cinderford outfit 28-17 at Vallis Way. The league leaders trailed 17-13 at half-time before a spirited second-half comeback saw them claim their 23rd win of a memorable season and promotion to the Championship.

 Congratulations to Ealing Trailfinders Academy players Marcus Lowe, Yun Shun Luk and Louis Walker on their selection to represent Middlesex U17 versus Essex this Sunday at Staines RFC. All 3 players are part of the Emerging Players Group in the Academy and their selection is fine reward for all their hard work in their 1st season of Academy rugby.

Well done and good luck from all at Ealing Trailfinders.