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About Norton RFC
North Teesside club competing in county and North East leagues with a welcoming membership.
Norton RFC has been a proud part of the rugby union community in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham since 1930. The club welcomes players of all ages and abilities and is committed to developing rugby from grassroots to senior level.
Our Story
History & Heritage
Norton RFC was founded in 1930, giving the club over 95 years of history in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham. Over the decades the club has grown from humble beginnings into a thriving community organisation, nurturing generations of rugby union players and contributing significantly to local sport.
If you are a player looking for a rugby union club in Stockton-on-Tees, Norton RFC could be the perfect fit. With a welcoming community, experienced coaching staff and teams at multiple levels, the club has something to offer everyone — from those new to the game to experienced players seeking competitive rugby.
1930
Founded
95+
Years of History
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Norton RFC Club Gallery
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Ground & Venue
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Teams & Age Groups at Norton RFC
From junior minis to senior competitors — there is a team for everyone at Norton RFC.
Men's 1st XV
Senior men's first team competing in local and regional leagues.
Men's 2nd XV
Senior development side offering competitive rugby for all abilities.
Women's XV
Women's team welcoming players of all experience levels.
Colts / U18
Junior development pathway for players aged 16–18.
U16 & U14
Youth teams developing the next generation of rugby talent.
Mini Rugby
Introductory rugby for children aged 5–12.
Join & Contact
Membership & Contact Norton RFC
Everything you need to get involved with Norton RFC — how to join and how to get in touch.
How to Join
Whether you are an experienced rugby union player or picking up a ball for the first time, Norton RFC welcomes new members throughout the season. All ages and abilities are encouraged to get involved.
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Make Contact
Reach out via phone, email or the club website. They will tell you everything about their next training session.
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Come to Training
Attend a free taster session with no obligation. Meet the coaches and fellow players.
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Sign Up & Play
Register as a member and start playing. Norton RFC will help you find the right team for your level.
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Facilities at Norton RFC
What Norton RFC offers for players, supporters and visitors on match days and during training.
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Honours Board
Norton RFC Achievements
Celebrating the history and success of Norton RFC on and off the pitch.
Norton RFC has a proud record as part of the rugby union community in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham. With over 95 years of history, the club has built a strong legacy of competitive rugby and community participation. Full club honours and achievement records will be published here soon.
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