News in Exmouth

Sunday's away fixture saw the Exeter Chiefs just scrape a very narrow victory over a 14-man Northampton Saints side.

It was the penultimate match of the season for the Chiefs, and after their stunning 74-3 win over Newcastle last week, this game likely came as a bit of a shock.

This evening (Tuesday 18 May) will see the Exeter Chiefs face London Irish in an away fixture at Brentwood Community Stadium.

With just four matches left for the Chiefs in the Gallagher Premiership, they will need to fight to win as many games as possible if they are to progress upwards from their position in third place behind Bristol Bears and Sale Sharks.

Exmouth Rugby Club Juniors are encouraging new players to join their inclusive, friendly club.

Both boys and girls are welcome from the ages of 4 to 17 (U5-U18), and do mixed rugby up to age 10 (U11).

The registration window for a 24-hour trail race series, 'Conquer24', at Powderham Castle is closing soon at midnight on Friday 7 May.

'Warrior Chimps' are hosting the event, which comprises a five-mile circuit of the grounds finishing inside the castle.

Exeter Chiefs Womens duo Flo Robinson and Merryn Doidge could gain their first caps today against France.

The match is a friendly exhibition game after England's win over France in the Women's Six Nations final last weekend.

Exmouth Rovers are set to face Clyst Valley 2nds today.

The Rovers enjoy a comfortable lead at the top of the Division 1 East league with 28 points, while Clyst Valley are in fourth with 12 points.

Junior cricket practice is set to return to Exmouth Cricket Club from Friday 23 April.

The 'Colts' sessions will take place from 6-7pm for school years 4-7, then at 7.15-8.30pm for years 8-10.

Jack Nowell is set to return today (Sat 17 April) as the Chiefs face Wasps in their first premiership game after two weeks of Heineken Champions Cup matches.

The Chiefs performed well in the Champions Cup against Lyon with a fantastic 47 points to 25, but lost last week to a more clinical Leinster and were knocked out of the quarter-finals.

The Exeter Chiefs shop at Sandy Park is offering a click and collect service for its products.

For fans who can't wait for lockdown to end, simply select 'click and collect' at the checkout online.

A team of professional Exeter Chiefs coaches are set to hold a day of coaching at Exmouth RFC on Friday 16 April.

The training is designed for younger players from U7s to U14s inclusive.