Hi everyone again Just about to go out for our final evening, a BBQ in Maple Bay at one of the billeters houses. We have just got back froma day spent Sea Kayaking followed by pitch and putt in Ladysmith, so everyone is a little jaded. Obviously going out and knocking back more beer is the only remedy. I think I can speak for everyone in that we have had a brilliant tour and the guys have really bonded together well. There was the potential , as in all tours f...

Day 11, 3 to go. Tonight we play Cowichan in our final match but first the adults were able to enjoy a leisurly day with their hosts prior to the group reconvening at 1715 hrs; no news from the kids being good news all was well and a variety of activities was enjoyed by various parties, but it ain't about us so: 1715 hrs The Meet at Cowichan RFC, all the boys returned unscathed and, in most cases, happy with their billets where they had received great hospitali...

A Vey Relaxed Update and Match Report for you all: The bone-dry, downtown playing fields of Velux, provided a stark contrast to the verdant green of Cowichan as we prepared to take on Crimson Tide Select. It soon became apparent that the BC Chamionships and a UK Tour that was leaving in 5 minutes might affect the Tide availability. It did. They managed to assemble an assorted side of 12 U18-U16s players, the Salisbury replacements volunteered to turn out for ...

LATEST NEWSFLASH Crimson Tide Select 14 Salisbury 52 Tries: Taylor 2, Heathcote 2, Ranoboldo 2 (yes - that's right!), Wilford, Starkey Full report to follow

Match report from Tuesday 1st July North Vancouver Island 'Tsunami' 33 Salisbury U16 21Salisbury U16's opening game of their tour of British Columbia was against a District side, the Tsunami, who were warming up for the BC Championships.Predictably the tourists, still feeling the effects of the 22 hour journey,were a little slow out of the blocks and only some determined tackling by Tom Guild, Skipper Tom Heathcote and David Tonge, kept them in touch, however ...