Nickname: Tigers
Ground: Park Lane (Capacity 2,000)
Current season: 13th (P25 W8 D0 L17 TB10 LB3 Pts 45)
Last season: 11th (P26 W9 D1 L16 TB11 LB5 Pts 54)
Previous games Vs. Rams
Sedgley Park 18-24 Rams (September 2025)
Sedgley Park 34-33 Rams (March 2025)
Rams 40-22 Sedgley Park (November 2024)
Rams 28-7 Sedgley Park (January 2024)
Sedgley Park 20-41 Rams (September 2023)
Recent Form:
Poor – a run of eight straight defeats saw Tigers relegated last Saturday.
A horror runs against the top three has seen 68-7, 66-24 and 61-28 setbacks against Rotherham Titans (home), Plymouth Albion (away) and Blackheath (h).
They did, though, pick up bonus-points against the play-off sides.
Prior to that the losses were Birmingham Moseley (22-20, a), Tonbridge Juddians (31-28, h), Dings Crusaders (19-0, a), Rosslyn Park (33-19, h) and Leeds Tykes (46-19, h).
Sedgley’s last win came at the end of January, a 24-14 triumph at Leicester Lions following a superb 30-14 victory versus Bishop’s Stortford.
Defeats at Clifton (24-10) and Sale (29-13) came either side of the Christmas break.
Those ended a five-match losing run which also saw setbacks against Rotherham (40-15, a), Plymouth (50-26, h) and Blackheath (31-3, a).
Tigers had originally looked good during a run of six wins in nine matches between Rounds Two and 10.
In reverse order, these saw a 28-27 home triumph against Moseley, albeit they lost 56-0 at TJs the week before.
Similar ups-and-downs before meant a 29-22 defeat of Dings came after a 68-19 thrashing at Rosslyn Park.
Preceding the loss at The Rock were 52-29 and 20-15 wins versus Leicester and Stortford.
A disappointing 40-31 home loss to Clifton came off the back of 20-8 and 27-22 northern derby wins against Leeds and Sale respectively.
And they could have started with a win, Rams nicking a 24-18 triumph thanks to a late Zach Clow try at Park Lane.
Players to Watch:
Danny Rylance – Experienced Lancashire prop has been a shrewd acquisition since joining from Rotherham Titans ahead of the 2023/24 campaign.
Yet to miss a game this term – and having scored seven tries – he has missed only two in his three years at Park Lane.
Previous clubs include Rossendale and Sheffield.
Connor James – Ever-present this season, the second row has scored nine tries in 137 appearances for Tigers.
Captain is also a Lancashire county player.
Ollie Glasse – Closing in on 200 caps for Tigers, the versatile centre/fly-half tops their point-scorers this season with 135 (one try, 44 conversions, 14 penalties).
In total 583 including 34 tries since joining ahead of the 2017/18 campaign.
Cardiff Met graduate also captained England University Sevens, Glasse has missed only one game this season – the opener against Rams!
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