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1994–95 National Division 2

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Rugby union competition in England 1994–95 National Division 2 England Saracens (2nd title) Wakefield FyldeCoventry 90 10 September 1994 – 29 April 1995 213 – Mike Johnson (Wakefield) 8 – Tony Penn (Newcastle)The Official RFU Club Directory 2000–2001 2000 Queen Anne Press Harpenden Stephen McCormack 1993–94 1995–96 The 1994–95 National Division 2 (sponsored by Courage Brewery) was the eighth season of the second tier of the English rugby union league system, the Courage Clubs Championship, currently known as Champ Rugby. New teams to the division included London Irish and Newcastle Gosforth, relegated from tier 1, while Coventry and Fylde, were promoted from tier 3. Saracens, the first team to be champions twice, were promoted to the 1995–96 National Division 1. There was no promotion for the runners–up Wakefield who finished in their highest league position. Coventry finished last and were relegated to the 1995–96 National Division 3 as were Fylde who finished one place above them. Both teams had been promoted in 1992–93.Courage Clubs Championship 1994/95 http://www.moseleyrugby.co.uk/report_display12.php?menitem=101 Moseley Rugby Club 14 September 2012 Structure Each side played one another twice, in a round robin system, home and away, to make a total of eighteen matches for each team. The top side would be promoted to National Division 1 and the bottom two relegated to National Division 3. Participating teams England 400 right Locations of the 1994–95 National Division 2 teams England 52.4142 -1.5243 white Coventry right 80 England 53.756629 -3.021319 white Fylde left 80 England 51.403928 -0.412931 white L Irish left 80 England 51.46647 -0.30334 white L Scottish right 80 England 52.483056 -1.893611 white Moseley left 80 England 55.01562 -1.67643 white Newcastle left 80 England 52.923920 -1.212394 white Nottingham right 80 England 51.642305 -0.142959 white Saracens top 80 England 53.683298 -1.505924 white Wakefield right 80 England 53.490429 -3.053955 white Waterloo left 80 TeamStadiumCapacityCity/AreaPrevious seasonCoventryCoundon Road10,000 (1,100 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 94 Coventry F.C. (Ground Details) Coventry, West MidlandsPromoted from National 3 (1st)FyldeWoodlands7,500 (500 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 142 Fylde R.F.C. (Ground Details)Lytham St Annes, LancashirePromoted from National 3 (2nd)London IrishThe Avenue3,600 (600 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 98 London Irish R.F.C. (Ground Details)Sunbury-on-Thames, SurreyRelegated from National 1 (9th)London ScottishAthletic Ground7,300 (1,300 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 112 Richmond F.C. (Ground Details)Richmond, London8thMoseleyThe Reddings9,999 (1,800 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 61 Moseley F.C. (Ground Details)Birmingham, West Midlands5thNewcastle GosforthKingston Park6,600https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/rugby-union-winger-inga-has-the-power-1077669.html Rugby Union: Winger Inga has the power Independent 1 March 1999 Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and WearRelegated from National 1 (10th)NottinghamIreland Avenue4,990 (590 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 66 Nottingham R.F.C. (Ground Details) Beeston, Nottinghamshire6thSaracensBramley Road2,300 (300 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 78 Saracens F.C. (Ground Details)https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/rugbyunion/club/7237081/Saracens-aim-for-bigger-Wembley-crowds-following-Premiership-defeat-of-Worcester.html Saracens aim for bigger Wembley crowds following Premiership defeat of Worcester The Telegraph 15 February 2010 Enfield, London3rdWakefieldCollege Grove4,000 (500 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 123 Wakefield R.F.C. (Ground Details) Wakefield, West Yorkshire4thWaterlooSt Anthony's Road9,950 (950 seats)Courage Official Rugby Union Club Directory 1990–91 1990 Burlington Publishing Co. Ltd Windsor 3rd Tony Williams and Bill Mitchell 126 Waterloo F.C. (Ground Details) Blundellsands, Merseyside7th Table main WDL Q 1994–95 National Division 2 table points 2 SAR Saracens WAK Wakefield NEW Newcastle Gosforth LOS London Scottish LOI London Irish MOS Moseley NOT Nottingham WAT Waterloo FYL Fylde COV Coventry 15 1 2 389 213 12 1 5 354 261 8 2 8 373 281 9 0 9 351 321 9 0 9 363 381 8 1 9 299 303 8 1 9 299 322 8 0 10 287 331 8 0 10 250 329 2 0 16 213 436 #d8ffeb Promoted P #ffcccc Relegated R R complete rugbyarchive.net Points are awarded as follows: two points for a win one point for a draw no points for a loss If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order: difference between points for and against total number of points for Fixtures & Results Round 1 10 September 1994 Coventry 14 – 15 Wakefield Coundon Road 10 September 1994 Fylde 33 – 14 Nottingham Woodlands Memorial Ground 10 September 1994 London Irish 25 – 13 London Scottish The Avenue 10 September 1994 Moseley 9 – 11 Saracens The Reddings 10 September 1994 Waterloo 18 – 13 Newcastle Gosforth St Anthony's Road http://www.rugbyarchive.net/fixres Fixtures / Results (September 10, 1994 to April 29, 1995) Rugby Archives 26 December 2025 Round 2 17 September 1994 London Scottish 13 – 25 Waterloo Athletic Ground 17 September 1994 Newcastle Gosforth 45 – 14 Fylde Kingston Park 17 September 1994 Nottingham - 23 – 7 Coventry Ireland Avenue 17 September 1994 Saracens 35 – 22 London Irish Bramley Road 17 September 1994 Wakefield 17 – 22 Moseley College Grove Round 3 24 September 1994 Coventry 19 – 15 Newcastle Gosforth Coundon Road 24 September 1994 Fylde 10 – 31 London Scottish Woodlands Memorial Ground 24 September 1994 Moseley 19 – 12 Nottingham The Reddings 24 September 1994 Wakefield 17 – 8 Saracens College Grove 24 September 1994 Waterloo 22 – 19 London Irish St Anthony's Road Round 4 1 October 1994 London Irish 23 – 12 Fylde The Avenue 1 October 1994 London Scottish 30 – 0 Coventry Athletic Ground 1 October 1994 Newcastle Gosforth 37 – 10 Moseley Kingston Park 1 October 1994 Nottingham 29 – 25 Wakefield Ireland Avenue 1 October 1994 Saracens 27 – 5 Waterloo Bramley Road Round 5 8 October 1994 Coventry 36 – 30 London Irish Coundon Road 8 October 1994 Fylde 12 – 16 Waterloo Woodlands Memorial Ground 8 October 1994 Moseley 24 – 15 London Scottish The Reddings 8 October 1994 Nottingham 9 – 17 Saracens Ireland Avenue 8 October 1994 Wakefield 9 – 21 Newcastle Gosforth College Grove Round 6 15 October 1994 London Irish 47 – 19 Moseley The Avenue 15 October 1994 London Scottish 24 – 21 Wakefield Athletic Ground 15 October 1994 Newcastle Gosforth 27 – 6 Nottingham Kingston Park 15 October 1994 Saracens 18 – 7 Fylde Bramley Road 15 October 1994 Waterloo 26 – 5 Coventry St Anthony's Road Round 7 22 October 1994 Coventry 17 – 21 Fylde Coundon Road 22 October 1994 Moseley 9 – 25 Waterloo The Reddings 22 October 1994 Newcastle Gosforth 11 – 17 Saracens Kingston Park 22 October 1994 Nottingham 23 – 8 London Scottish Ireland Avenue 22 October 1994 Wakefield 25 – 3 London Irish College Grove Round 8 29 October 1994 Coventry 16 – 33 Saracens Coundon Road 29 October 1994 Fylde 10 – 6 Moseley Woodlands Memorial Ground 29 October 1994 London Irish 24 – 22 Nottingham The Avenue 29 October 1994 London Scottish 24 – 13 Newcastle Gosforth Athletic Ground 29 October 1994 Waterloo 18 – 19 Wakefield St Anthony's Road Round 9 5 November 1994 Moseley 19 – 8 Coventry The Reddings 5 November 1994 Newcastle Gosforth 9 – 15 London Irish Kingston Park 5 November 1994 Nottingham 28 – 11 Waterloo Ireland Avenue 5 November 1994 Saracens 27 – 17 London Scottish Bramley Road 5 November 1994 Wakefield 24 – 13 Fylde College Grove Round 10 7 January 1995 London Scottish 15 – 27 London Irish Athletic Ground 7 January 1995 Newcastle Gosforth 33 – 16 Waterloo Kingston Park 7 January 1995 Nottingham 9 – 10 Fylde Ireland Avenue 7 January 1995 Saracens 17 – 15 Moseley Bramley Road 7 January 1995 Wakefield 19 – 14 Coventry College Grove Round 11 14 January 1995 Coventry 6 – 19 Nottingham Coundon Road 14 January 1995 Fylde 6 – 12 Newcastle Gosforth Woodlands Memorial Ground 14 January 1995 London Irish 6 – 16 Saracens The Avenue 14 January 1995 Moseley 11 – 16 Wakefield The Reddings 14 January 1995 Waterloo 17 – 9 London Scottish St Anthony's Road Round 12 11 February 1995 London Irish 23 – 3 Waterloo The Avenue 11 February 1995 London Scottish 28 – 3 Fylde Athletic Ground 11 February 1995 Newcastle Gosforth 38 – 22 Coventry Kingston Park 11 February 1995 Nottingham 9 – 9 Moseley Ireland Avenue 11 February 1995 Saracens 10 – 3 Wakefield Bramley Road Round 13 4 March 1995 Coventry 5 – 19 London Scottish Coundon Road 4 March 1995 Fylde 27 – 12 London Irish Woodlands Memorial Ground 4 March 1995 Moseley P – P Newcastle Gosforth The Reddings Postponed. Game rescheduled to 18 March 1995. 4 March 1995 Wakefield 22 – 17 Nottingham College Grove 4 March 1995 Waterloo 16 – 23 Saracens St Anthony's Road Round 13 (rescheduled game) 18 March 1995 Moseley 6 – 3 Newcastle Gosforth The Reddings Game rescheduled from 4 March 1995. Round 14 25 March 1995 London Irish 25 – 8 Coventry Ireland Avenue 25 March 1995 London Scottish 29 – 24 Moseley Athletic Ground 25 March 1995 Newcastle Gosforth 15 – 15 Wakefield Kingston Park 25 March 1995 Saracens 32 – 7 Nottingham Bramley Road 25 March 1995 Waterloo 12 – 19 Fylde St Anthony's Road Round 17 (rescheduled game) 1 April 1995 Newcastle Gosforth 10 – 18 London Scottish Kingston Park Game brought forward from 22 April 1995. Round 15 8 April 1995 Coventry 17 – 22 Waterloo Coundon Road 8 April 1995 Fylde 15 – 37 Saracens Woodlands Memorial Ground 8 April 1995 Moseley 42 – 16 London Irish The Reddings 8 April 1995 Nottingham 18 – 33 Newcastle Gosforth Ireland Avenue 8 April 1995 Wakefield 42 – 19 London Scottish College Grove Round 16 15 April 1995 Fylde 22 – 8 Coventry Woodlands Memorial Ground 15 April 1995 London Irish 3 – 33 Wakefield The Avenue 15 April 1995 London Scottish 17 – 18 Nottingham Athletic Ground 15 April 1995 Saracens 16 – 16 Newcastle Gosforth Bramley Road 15 April 1995 Waterloo 12 – 27 Moseley St Anthony's Road Round 17 22 April 1995 Moseley 6 – 8 Fylde The Reddings 22 April 1995 Newcastle Gosforth B – B London Scottish Kingston Park Game brought forward to 1 April 1995. 22 April 1995 Nottingham 22 – 11 London Irish Ireland Avenue 22 April 1995 Saracens 38 – 0 Coventry Bramley Road 22 April 1995 Wakefield 21 – 12 Waterloo College Grove Round 18 29 April 1995 Coventry 11 – 22 Moseley Coundon Road 29 April 1995 Fylde 8 – 11 Wakefield Woodlands Memorial Ground 29 April 1995 London Irish 32 – 22 Newcastle Gosforth The Avenue 29 April 1995 London Scottish 22 – 7 Saracens Athletic Ground 29 April 1995 Waterloo 11 – 14 Nottingham St Anthony's Road See also 1994–95 National Division 1 1994–95 National Division 3 1994–95 National Division 4 1994–95 Courage League Division 5 North 1994–95 Courage League Division 5 South References N2 Category:Champ Rugby seasons