The first XV Seaford Rugby Football Club is a community rugby club affiliated to the RFU. They play rugby in London and the SE Division: Harveys of Sussex League 1 (RFU Lv 9). They have competed at this level for over 10 seasons, with a respectable 4th place finish in the 2013-14 season. The club plays in multiple leagues within the Sussex RFU set-up. This year they got to the Southern East England final in the RFU junior vase, narrowly missing out on a place at Twickenham after a loss to Battersea Ironsides RFC. The men's 1st XV have had a positive few years never finishing lower than 6th in the last 6 years. The Ladies XV has just won the National WRFU Plate Final in only their third year in competition. Regular first team squad 1 Loosehead prop John Wilson. 2 Hooker / Blindside Flanker Steve Dann. 3 Tighthead prop Andrew Flynn. 4 Lock / Loosehead prop Lee Deves-McQueen. 5 Lock Sam Diplock. 6 Blindside Flanker Mike Upton. 7 Openside flanker James Anderson. 8 Number eight Dan Newby. 9 Scrum-half / Fly-half Paul Hardwick. 10 Fly-half / Fullback Ben Cox. 11 Left wing Scott Voice. 12 Inside centre Simon Hordell . 13 Outside centre Darren Flynn. 14 Right wing Mark Tait. 15 Fullback / Right wing Nick Everson. Replacements 16 Matt Read 17 Piers Culshaw 18 Steve Parker 19 Kevin Lewis 20 Josh A-Price Seaford are a Rugby Union club, currently playing in the Sussex Spitfire 1, based below sea level in the town of Seaford, East Sussex, in England. They are regarded as one of the toughest, yet welcoming teams in the south with great supporters and team spirit. The Seaford pack has been rumoured to be the most unforgiving pack around for many, many years, and there are many teams around Sussex who will second that. There is "The best" atmosphere at the club, especially on televised match days and after the game in the club house where an open invitation is offered to the public. At the head of the club we currently have Graham Thompson in the President position, Ian Newby as Chairman, Danny Newby as first team captain, Kane Tudor as second team skipper, Peter Joy at third team captain and Lucy Ditton as our first-ever ladies' captain. There have been many players from the Scarlets who have earned caps for Sussex in the