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Waterloo RUFC reach their 50 points total for the season

Waterloo RUFC reach their 50 points total for the season

WATERLOO head coach Chris O'Callaghan revealed earlier this week how he “set a minimum target of 50 points in the table” after his side came from behind to beat Westcombe Park 22-17 at Blundellsands last Saturday, writes Geoff Lightfoot.Read

Waterloo RUFC bring in Ian Hamilton Fazey to lead a working party to look at the club’s future options

Waterloo RUFC bring in Ian Hamilton Fazey to lead a working party to look at the club’s future options

WATERLOO Leisure Holdings, the company owning Waterloo RUFC, has asked Ian Hamilton Fazey to lead a working party looking into the future of Merseyside's leading senior club.Read

Waterloo head coach Chris O’Callaghan says team tried to play ‘too much rugby’

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Injuries mar St Mary’s Old Boys’ 31-5 win over New Brighton III.

LAST week, St Mary’s Old Boys’ second team beat New Brighton III 31-5.Read

Waterloo under-10s have completed another unbeaten season

LAST week, Waterloo under-10s completed another unbeaten season, their second in a row, with a 30-10 victory over Ruthin of North Wales.Read

Waterloo RUFC through to final of Lancashire Cup after 48-16 win over Fylde

Waterloo RUFC through to final of Lancashire Cup after 48-16 win over Fylde

WATERLOO are through to the final of the Lancashire Cup following a 16-48 seven try thrashing of National Three North outfit Fylde at the Woodlands Memorial Ground last Saturday.Read

Brave effort but Formby Vikings RUFC lose to Wigan

FORMBY Vikings under-8s travelled to Wigan RUFC on Sunday for games against Wigan and Tyldesley.Read

Waterloo RUFC gain first win in seven matches with 30-8 triumph over Wharfedale

Waterloo RUFC gain first win in seven matches with 30-8 triumph over Wharfedale

JUST days before holding a two part AGM to decide their club’s future, Waterloo were able to celebrate their first victory in seven matches on Saturday.Read

Could Waterloo RUFC join forces with Marine FC? Read on for more from Loo’s AGM.

WATERLOO RUFC came through a most dramatic member’s meeting on Tuesday to confirm that they really are determined to change things for the better.Read

Waterloo v Southend

Chief photographer John Daly's gallery of pictures from the Waterloo v Sounthend rugby clash

CROSBY Herald and Formby Times chief photographer John Daly's latest collection of action pix from Waterloo's clash with Southend.Read

Vikings get £5.5k-worth of equipment

FIVE of the Formby Vikings Vets teamed up with St Mary’s Old boys Vets to face Waterloo Vets last Saturday.Read

Coach needs extra inches

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Vikings in mixed results

FORMBY Vikings under-7s team produced another encouraging performance when they visited Ormskirk last Sunday.Read

Trying times as Loo throw victory away

FOUR consecutive defeats might not equate to a crisis but these are definitely worrying times at Blundellsands..Read

Still in danger of drop

Still in danger of drop

WATERLOO’S hopes of taking a further step up the Division table were unfortunately dashed on Saturday when they were narrowly pipped by a side near the foot of the table and suffered three injuries in the process.Read

New doors opening for Vikings

ANOTHER first for the Vikings on Sunday when the under-13s took to the field and played against Sefton Rugby Club.Read

COACH KEEN FOR LOO TO LEAVE HOME

WATERLOO head coach Chris O’Callaghan has said the club may have to move to ensure its survival.Read

Bridge too far is big blow for Loo

Bridge too far is big blow for Loo

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Loo away days must improve

Loo away days must improve

WITH no game last Saturday, Waterloo have had plenty of time to reflect on their season so far and plan for the visit of second in National Two Stourbidge this coming weekend.Read

Broughton brought on for Loo cup Park stroll

Broughton brought on for Loo cup Park stroll

WATERLOO continued their steady improvement with an eight-try victory over old rivals Broughton Park in the first round of the Lancashire Cup, writes Ian Hargraves.Read