BUCS National League is back

Edinburgh University Ladies Rugby Club’s BUCS National League campaign restarts on Wednesday 2 February as the championship chasers take on Cardiff Met at Peffermill.

With only 5 points separating EULRFC in 3rd and current leaders Durham in 1st it’s all still to play for in the 2nd half of the season. Join us from 3pm at the 3G1 pitch at Peffermill as we cheer on the team as they aim to chase down the league leaders.

A special Player of the Match award, in memory former colleague and friend, Keri Holdsworth, will be presented after the game.

Match details

  • EULRFC v Cardiff Met
  • Peffermill Playing Fields 3G1
  • Kick-off time: 15:00
  • Free entry

The match will also be live streamed for those unable to make it to Peffermill on the day. 

Watch live on YouTube

Join the Facebook event for the match

Guidelines for Spectators

  • Please dress appropriately for the weather on the day.
  • Parking is limited so please travel on foot, bike or public transport.
  • Please stay at home if you are feeling unwell.
  • Please wear a face-covering indoors.
  • Please wash/sanitise your hands frequently.
  • Please respect others and keep your distance.
  • Please follow signs and advice.
  • Please speak to any staff member if you have any questions about your experience.

The Keri Holdsworth Player of the Match award

Keri joined the University of Edinburgh’s FASIC Sports Medicine Centre in 2011 and worked closely with the University’s high performance sport programme. She died at the age of 36 following a car accident in June 2014.

Highly thought of as an excellent clinician, Keri had a kind and sympathetic attitude and displayed all the qualities of a truly professional physiotherapist. Her outstanding work with the University’s performance athletes showcased her strengths and she was key to the phenomenal success of this programme. She gave her time and expertise selflessly, and was hugely respected, popular and valued in return.

She was a strong team member, both professionally and socially, and played back row with Watsonians Club, while gaining 15 international caps for Scotland from 2008 to 2010. Keri also worked for the Scottish Rugby Union age grade teams and was club physiotherapist for Watsonians.

The Keri Holdsworth Player of the Match is a most fitting way of commemorating Keri’s life and her love of rugby and student sport.

Further information