In torrential rain and high winds Woking took to the field to take on league leaders Streatham & Croydon
Woking started poorly conceding three tries in the first 15 minutes. Much of which was self-inflicted rather than due to the conditions and it set the tone for the afternoon.
Woking rallied halfway through the half and a sustained period of forward pressure put the visitors on the back foot. Woking were rewarded when captain O’Shea crossed the whitewash from a few meters out. For a moment it looked like Woking had woken up and were starting to rise to the challenge of taking on the league leaders.
However, this was short lived as Streatham showed why they will take some stopping this season. Woking on the other hand will be disappointed that they were unable to build on the improved performances of the past few weeks.
We are asking as many of the Woking Family past and present to join us for our first 'Back to Woking Day'. Whether you have played for the club, or stood there on the touchline in all weathers we would love to see as many of you at the club on Saturday 7th December.
The AGM will be held on Saturday 1st June at 2.30pm at Camphill Social Club, Camphill Road, West Byfleet, KT14 6HF Read on for more information.
Woking RFC is pleased to announce the fixtures for the 2024 Autumn Nations Series and 2025 Mens Guinness Six Nations. Read on to find out the dates & times of the fixtures and details on how you can secure your seats through the club.