Year Founded: 1999 (as merger) – Tonbridge previously in 1904 and Old Juddians in 1928.
Nickname: TJs
Ground: The Slade – Capacity 1,500
Current position: Second (P6 W6 D0 L6 TB6 LB0 Pts 30)
Last season: Eighth (P26 W11 D1 L14 TB 19 LB7 Pts 72)
Last five games Vs. Rams
Tonbridge Juddians 33-35 Rams (January 2026)
Rams 40-19 Tonbridge Juddians (September 2025)
Tonbridge Juddians 19-22 Rams (January 2022)
Rams 24-13 Tonbridge Juddians (September 2021)
Tonbridge Juddians 25-19 Rams (February 2019)
Recent form:
Astonishing!
TJs have started with six wins from six games, and taken a full haul of try bonus-points.
Yet they have also not beaten a side by more than five points, and have a points difference of just +17. They are a clutch side.
Jordan Turner-Hall’s troops began with a 31-26 home success against newly-promoted Sheffield, then took down the two relegated sides by a point apiece – London Scottish and Cambridge edged out 39-38 and 53-52 in a brace of extraordinary affairs.
The Kent men’s most eye-catching result to date was a 52-49 triumph at Sale FC, ending The Dogs’ perfect start to the campaign.
And in two more thrillers, Connor Lloyd’s 79th-minute score helped then down Dings Crusaders 41-38 before some tremendous late defence secured a 36-32 victory at Bishop’s Stortford.
Players to watch:
Harrison Langworthy – Abrasive former Bishop’s Stortford back row returned from a spell in Italy to join TJs at the start of the season.
Two tries in his past two games a thorn in Rams’ side before.
Connor Lloyd – With ex-Ram Steffan James outside him at stand-off, the scrum-half tops TJs point-scorers this term and is the heartbeat of the side.
Previously with Leeds Tykes and Bishop’s Stortford, he has 92 points already including seven tries, 24 conversions and three penalties.
After joining TJs to the National Two East title after arriving in the summer of 2024, he is already past 400 points in 56 outings having racked up 187 last term (14t, 59c, three p) and 116 in his maiden campaign (17, 8, 5).
Jack Walsh – Cardiff Met University graduate has made an unbelievable impact at The Slade, the wing bagging 12 tries in his first six starts.
Five of those came at Sale FC with doubles in the first three games.
Previously promoted to the London Irish Senior Academy alongside Henry Arundell.
