in 2004–05 managed a top half of the table finish to establish themselves at this level. In 2005–06 HRFC consolidated their National League 3 South credentials with a mid-table finish and in 2006–07 they mounted their best campaign in recent years to finish just outside the promotion places in 3rd position. The following seasons have been difficult for 'Hav' with many players leaving the area, retiring or moving to other clubs – ultimately leading to relegations after the 2008–09 season and the 2011–12 season to get to their current level. League record Honours 1st team: Hampshire Cup winners (19): 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1996, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2015, 2017, 2018 Courage National Division 4 South champions: 1991–92 London Division 1 champions (2 times): 2001–02, 2003–04 London 1 South champions: 2019–20 3rd team: Hampshire 2 champions: 2018–19 Notable club members Mick Chalk, awarded the British Empire Medal in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for 2012, shortly before his death Ngapaku Ngapaku ('Pux'), Fly-half who had earlier represented , played a number of seasons at Havant in the 2000s Jim Syddall, Lock latterly capped for , who played at Havant 1975-76 Mike Wedderburn, Sky Sports presenter and former Harlequins and London Wasps Winger, played his early rugby in the late 1980s at Havant Derek White, former and British and Irish Lions No. 8, played a handful of games for Havant in the 1990s The club badge The figure in the top half of the shield is that used in heraldry to represent a Dolphin. The significance to the club of the Dolphin is that the club was founded at a meeting in The Dolphin Hotel in Havant on 27 April 1951. At that time The Dolphin was in West Street in Havant where it had been since the early part of the 19th Century; stagecoaches used it as the principal inn in Havant on the road between Brighton and Portsmouth. In 1958 it was demolished to make way for the West Street Arcade - itself demolished when the Meridian Centre (since renamed Meridian Shopping) was built – and was re-sited in Park Road South. This has since been demolished to make way for a special needs home. The bottom left of the shield contains the figures to be seen on the Hampshire badge, a crown over a rose. These figures are also used in