Welcome to the official home of Broadstreet Rugby Football Club. The rugby club play their National League II North home games at The Ivor Preece Field, Coventry, England, CV3 2AY just off the eastern bypass on Rugby Road. Broadstreet rugby club reguarly run four senior rugby club sides affiliated to Warwickshire RFU including colts, mini and junior rugby sides from the age of six years old. Our Mini and Junior rugby club coaches are all CRB checked and hold the English RFU seal of Approval.

Rugby Club Facilities

The club offer some of the best rugby club facilities  for watching and playing rugby in England with a 250 seat stand and clubhouse set in 45 acres of picturesque surroundings. We regularly host schools fixtures, county fixtures, college rugby and our complex and clubhouse bar is open 7 days a week with rugby being played or training sessions on most days. Broadstreet rugby club train Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 PM. Come and learn how to play club rugby with our long established mini and junior section. Four function rooms are available with three available on Match days for corporate rugby events and hospitality. We reguarly host fixtures and sessions for The England 'deaf' rugby side, Coventry Jets American Football team, Coventry And District Union, Warwickshire RFU and Midlands RFU.

Rugby Club Website

Our website is very popular amongst our rugby players and fans. You can register on the Broadstreet rugby club site and log in now to ask questions on the 'Street Talk' forum, post comments under our articles, check out our fixtures, results, latest league table, contact details, and meet the teams.

Rugby on the web

Rugby fans can also discover a wealth of information online. Live scores, results and fixtures for Rugby Union and Rugby League are available on major websites, like BBC and SKY sports, and the most updated news make it to the headlines of every digital newspaper. Fans who enjoy a bet on their favourite team also have plenty of opportunities online, thanks to the availability of betting websites accepting bets and offering odds and tips on every match of the season. Live rugby scores and results, together with match commentary, player profiles and video highlights, are widely available on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

After a much delayed RFU Appeals process due to the concerns of Bromsgrove who have been level transferred to National 3 South West, the National League 3 Midlands fixture list has finally been released. Broadstreet Rugby Football Club can therefore start its planning towards the 2016/17 League campaign.

With a total of 14 teams in the league, there are 26 fixtures for Street supporters to look forward to, as well as the prospect of entering the Warwickshire Cup an opportunity to play for some familiar silverware.

Last season’s Promotion and relegation means that there are six new sides in National 3 Midlands this season including Broadstreet following our relegation from National 2 North ,we join eight clubs that featured in NL3M last year – Birmingham and Solihull who are recruiting heavily with new Head of Rugby Peter Glackin tapping into his Coventry and Henley College connections , Lichfield, Longton, Nuneaton, Old Halesonians, Peterborough Lions, Sandbach and Syston – these 8 clubs are joined by Bedford Athletic (Champions from Midlands 1 East)  and Derby (runners up in Midlands 1 East and promoted after defeating Bournville in the playoff) Bridgnorth (Champions from Midlands 1 West), Sheffield (level transfered from National League 3 North after finishing in 6th place last season ) and Towcestrians (Champions from South West 1 East).

For Street, their campaign begins with an away trip to Sandbach on Saturday 3rd September, with their first home game of the season the following Saturday against Sheffield (10th September). Their furthest trip north will be up to Sandbach (3rd September) who just edge it at 80.8 miles against Sheffield in the last game before Christmas (17th December) at 80.3 miles , Streets southern-most away-day will be a trip to Champions Midlands 1 East Bedford Athletic
Street play 13 home games, with local derbies against Lichfield (5th November), Nuneaton (26th November), Birmingham and Solihull (21st January), and Old Halesonians (1st April) certainly standing out, with the last game of the season at home – against Sandbach– on 22nd April.

Street’s Head Coach Paul Hurst said, “Our pre-season training starts on Tuesday and, ahead of this, we have been preparing our sessions to ensure that the players get the biggest benefit. The wait for the fixtures has heightened the anticipation and the coaching team of Phil Evans, John Raby, Stewart Pearl and Myself can’t wait to get back amongst the squad. Paul hopes to have some more details on the squad in the next couple of weeks with further details.

It is with deep sadness that we have to tell you of the death of Ken Cook on Saturday 25th June 2016.

Ken lived a full and interesting life from his school days at Broad Street School to National Service in the Royal Navy, as a Lumberjack in Canada, Electrician and finally as School Master at Blue Coat School.

He had a great passion for sport and in particular Rugby Football and for over 60 years he was both a player and avid supporter of Broadstreet RFC. 

Ken will be greatly missed by his many friends and our thoughts are with all the family. RIP

To all people enquiring as to funeral details they are as follows.

Ken's funeral is Thursday 14th at 10am Holy Trinity Coventry, Crematorium 11.30am followed by a Celebration of Ken's life at Broadstreet Rugby Club.