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Join date: Apr 9, 2026

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Tudor John played rugby from an early age through to his years in the military. A Welshman, he has always loved the game and continues to follow it closely, even if supporting Wales currently requires a sense of humour.


Today, he runs a marketing and design business and enjoys working with local businesses, as well as supporting a number of community projects. He values the family and community that sit at the heart of Reading Rugby Club and regularly enjoys being part of it.

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Oct 18, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Kites bounce back with a bonus-point win
Image - Richard Angell Photography The Kites returned to winning ways with a commanding 34-10 victory over Fullerians. They secured all five points and head into the off week with momentum firmly on their side. Head coach Sam Bowers was pleased with the result, while seeing room for more. “A win is a win, and it’s good to win,” he said. “The way we went about it, we could have been a little bit more ruthless in attack. But a five-point bonus-point win is good to take into an off week, and to...

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Oct 17, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Derby win, and the Tracey Rolfe Cup comes Holme
Reading Abbey 15, Reading 23 The 1s travelled to Reading Abbey on Saturday and came home with a derby win and the Tracey Rolfe Cup, back at Holme Park for the first time in a long time. The result keeps the 1st XV unbeaten in the league. Head coach Jay Henderson knew how much this one meant. “I’ve had the most phone calls I’ve ever had since being at the club about this fixture,” he said. “I was at Reading Uni this week and three people tapped me on the shoulder and said, you’d better win on...

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Oct 11, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Defence wins it at Bracknell
The 1s travelled to Bracknell on Saturday for one of the toughest away days in the league and won 20-7. Head coach Jay Henderson rates it as the most satisfying result of the season so far. “It’s a very, very tough place to come,” said Jay. “We knew they had some very experienced players, especially in the pack, and their 15 was very good. So we knew what we had to do.” Last week the side showed off its attacking rugby. This time it was the defence that did the talking, and the opposition...

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