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Counties Surrey 2

Current season or competition: 2019–20 Surrey 2
Sport	Rugby union
Instituted	1987; 38 years ago (1987)
Number of teams	12
Country	England
Holders	Chipstead RFC ( 2nd title) (2021-22) (promoted to Surrey 1)
Most titles	Old Amplefordians (3 titles)
Website	englandrugby.com

Counties 2 Surrey is a level 8 English Rugby Union League. It is made up of teams predominantly from Surrey and south-west London. Teams play home and away matches from September through to April. Promoted teams move up to Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex while relegated teams drop down to Counties 3 Surrey. It was previously known as Surrey 2 and a 10 team team league prior to the RFU Adult Competition Review.

Each year some of the clubs in this division also take part in the RFU Junior Vase - a level 9-12 national competition.

Teams for 2024-25

Leaving the league were Old Haileyburians and Old Rutlishians, both promoted to Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex; Warlingham and Law Society were relegated to Counties 3 Surrey. Also departing were Old Freemans who finished 12th in the previous season and suffered a double relegation to Counties 4 Surrey. Joining in their place were Old Walcountians, Kingston and Old Cranleighan, all relegated from Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex and Bec Old Boys and Met Police promoted from Counties 3 Surrey.

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Bec Old Boys Ashcroft Technology Academy Earlsfield, London Promoted from Counties 3 Surrey (champions) Chipstead Chipstead Meads Recreation Ground Chipstead, Surrey 4th Kingston Hook Road Chessington, London Relegated from Counties 1 Sur/Ssx (11th) Metropolitan Police Imber Court Molesey, Surrey Promoted from Counties 3 Surrey (runners-up) Old Amplefordians Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London 9th Old Blues Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London 8th Old Caterhamians Caterham School Caterham, Surrey 3rd Old Cranleighan Old Cranleighan Sports Club Thames Ditton, Surrey Relegated from Counties 1 Sur/Ssx (12th) Old Walcountians Clockhouse Ground Woodmansterne, Surrey Relegated from Counties 1 Sur/Ssx (10th) Old Whitgiftian Whitgift Sports Club South Croydon, London 7th Old Wimbledonians Old Wimbledonians & Donhead Sports Ground Raynes Park, London 6th Purley John Fisher Parsons Pightle Old Coulsdon, London 5th

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Teams for 2023-24

Leaving the league were Effingham and Leatherhead and London Exiles, relegated to Counties 3 Surrey, whilst Teddington were promoted to Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex. In their place came Old Wimbledonians and Old Caterhamians, promoted from Counties 3 Surrey whilst Warlingham came down from Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex.

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Chipstead Chipstead Meads Recreation Ground Chipstead, Surrey 2nd Law Society King's College Sportsground New Malden, London 8th Old Amplefordians Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London 6th Old Blues Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London 9th Old Caterhamians Caterham School Caterham, Surrey Promoted from Counties 3 Surrey (runners-up) Old Freemens Ashtead Park Ashtead, Surrey 10th Old Haileyburians Ruxley Lane Epsom, Surrey 7th Old Rutlishians Old Rutlishians' Sports Ground Merton Park, London 3rd Old Whitgiftian Whitgift Sports Club South Croydon, London 5th Old Wimbledonians Old Wimbledonians & Donhead Sports Ground Raynes Park, London Promoted from Counties 3 Surrey (champions) Purley John Fisher Parsons Pightle Old Coulsdon, London 4th Warlingham Limpsfield Road Warlingham, Surrey Relegated from Counties 1 Surrey/Sussex (10th)

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Teams for 2022-23

This was the first season following the RFU Adult Competition Review. The league was substantially similar to Surrey 1 but while that league had been at level 9 of the English rugby pyramid the new league was at level 8 with London 3 South West which had been the league Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex clubs were promoted to out of their level 9 county leagues disappearing.

Part of the ACR adjustments meant the league was increased from 10 teams to 12. Eight of the teams had previously competed in Surrey 1 and they were joined from the top three from Surrey 2 as well as London Exiles, a re-entry having withdrawn from London 2 South West in season 2021–22.

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Chipstead Chipstead Meads Recreation Ground Chipstead, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 2 (champions) Effingham & Leatherhead King George V Playing Fields Effingham, Surrey 10th Surrey 1 Law Society King's College Sportsground New Malden, London 9th Surrey 1 London Exiles Barn Elms 500 Barnes, London Re-entry Old Amplefordians Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London 3rd Surrey 1 Old Blues Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London Promoted from Surrey 2 (runners-up) Old Freemens Ashtead Park Ashtead, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 2 (3rd) Old Haileyburians Ruxley Lane Epsom, Surrey 6th Surrey 1 Old Rutlishians Old Rutlishians' Sports Ground Merton Park, London 4th Surrey 1 Old Whitgiftian Whitgift Sports Club South Croydon, London 8th Surrey 1 Purley John Fisher Parsons Pightle Old Coulsdon, London 5th Surrey 1 Teddington Udney Park Sports Ground Teddington, London 7th Surrey 1

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Teams for 2021-22

The teams competing in 2021-22 achieved their places in the league based on performances in 2019–20, the 'previous season' column in the table below refers to that season not 2020–21.

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Chipstead Chipstead Meads Recreation Ground Chipstead, Surrey Relegated from Surrey 1 (10th) Cranleigh Wildwood Lane Cranleigh, Surrey 5th Economicals LSE Sports Ground New Malden, London 8th London Media Battersea Park Battersea, London Promoted from Surrey 3 (champions) Metropolitan Police Imber Court Molesey, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 3 (runners-up) Old Blues Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London 3rd Old Freemens Ashtead Park Ashtead, Surrey Relegated from Surrey 1 (9th) Old Wellingtonians Ruxley Lane Epsom, Surrey 4th Old Wimbledonians Old Wimbledonians & Donhead Sports Ground Raynes Park, London 7th Worth Old Boys North Avenue Whiteley Village, Surrey 6th

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Season 2020–21

On 30 October the RFU announced that a decision had been taken to cancel Adult Competitive Leagues (National League 1 and below) for the 2020/21 season meaning Surrey 2 was not contested.

Teams for 2019-20

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Bec Old Boys Ashcroft Technology Academy Earlsfield, London 8th Cranleigh Wildwood Lane Cranleigh, Surrey 4th Economicals LSE Sports Ground New Malden, London 7th Old Amplefordians Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London Relegated from Surrey 1 (9th) Old Blues Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London 3rd Old Caterhamians Caterham School Caterham, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 3 (runners up) Old Rutlishians Old Rutlishians' Sports Ground Merton Park, London 6th Old Wellingtonians Ruxley Lane Epsom, Surrey 5th Old Wimbledonians Old Wimbledonians & Donhead Sports Ground Raynes Park, London Relegated from Surrey 1 (10th) Worth Old Boys North Avenue Whiteley Village, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 3 (champions)

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Teams for 2018-19

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Bec Old Boys Ashcroft Technology Academy Earlsfield, London 9th (not relegated) Cranleigh Wildwood Lane Cranleigh, Surrey 3rd Economicals LSE Sports Ground New Malden, London 8th Kingston Hook Road Chessington, London 7th Metropolitan Police Imber Court Molesey, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 3 (champions) Old Blues Dornan Fields Motspur Park, London Relegated from Surrey 1 (10th) Old Rutlishians Old Rutlishians' Sports Ground Merton Park, London Promoted from Surrey 3 (runners up) Old Wellingtonians Ruxley Lane Epsom, Surrey 4th Purley John Fisher Parsons Pightle Old Coulsdon, London 5th Streatham-Croydon Frant Road 1,400 (200 seats) Thornton Heath, London 6th

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Teams for 2017-18

Team Ground Capacity City/Area Previous season Bec Old Boys Ashcroft Technology Academy Earlsfield, London 3rd Cranleigh Wildwood Lane Cranleigh, Surrey 4th Economicals LSE Sports Ground New Malden, London 7th Kingston Hook Road Chessington, London 6th Old Haileyburians Ruxley Lane Epsom, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 3 (champions) Old Paulines Old Pauline Sports Ground Thames Ditton, Surrey 8th Old Wellingtonians Ruxley Lane Epsom, Surrey Relegated from Surrey 1 (10th) Purley John Fisher Parsons Pightle Old Coulsdon, London Relegated from Surrey 1 (11th) Reeds Weybridge North Avenue Whiteley Village, Surrey Promoted from Surrey 3 (runners up) Streatham-Croydon Frant Road 1,400 (200 seats) Thornton Heath, London 5th

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Teams for 2016-2017

• Bec Old Boys (promoted from Surrey 3)
• Cranleigh
• Economicals
• Kingston (relegated from Surrey 1)
• Old Blues
• Old Caterhamians
• Old Paulines (relegated from Surrey 1)
• Old Walcountians
• Streatham-Croydon R.F.C. (promoted top from Surrey 3)
• Worth Old Boys

Teams for 2015-2016

• Cranleigh
• Croydon
• Economicals
• Guildfordians
• Old Amplefordians
• Old Blues
• Old Caterhamians
• Old Georgians (promoted from Surrey 3)
• Old Walcountians
• Worth Old Boys (promoted from Surrey 3)

Teams for 2014-2015

• Cranleigh
• Croydon
• Economicals
• Guildfordians (promoted from Surrey 3)
• Old Amplefordians
• Old Blues (relegated from Surrey 1)
• Old Caterhamians (promoted from Surrey 3)
• Old Emanuel
• Old Freemans (relegated from Surrey 1)
• Old Walcountians (relegated from Surrey 1)

Teams for 2013-2014

• Bec Old Boys
• Chipstead
• Croydon
• Economicals
• Law Society
• Old Amplefordians
• Old Emanuel
• Old Rutlishians
• Stretham Croydon
• Worth Old Boys

Teams for 2012-2013

• Battersea Ironsides
• Bec Old Boys
• Chipstead
• CL London
• Law Society
• Old Emanuel
• Old Rutlishians
• Old Tonbridgians
• Stretham Croydon
• Worth Old Boys

Original teams

When league rugby began in 1987 this division was split into two groups (Surrey 2A and Surrey 2B) containing the following teams:

Surrey 2A

• Charing Cross & Westminster Hospitals
• Chobham
• Effingham
• Kingston
• Old Freemens
• Old Haileyburians
• Old Reedonians
• Raynes Park
• Shene Old Grammarians
• Weybridge Vandals
• Wimbledon

Surrey 2B

• Bec Old Boys
• Chipstead
• King's College Hospital
• Merton
• Mitcham
• Old Bevonians
• Old Epsomians
• Old Johnians
• Old Pelhamians
• Old Suttonians
• Old Wandsworthians
• Shirley Wanderers

Surrey 2 honours

Surrey 2A / 2B (1987–1989)

The original Surrey 2 was tier 9 league, split into two groups (Surrey 2A, Surrey 2B), with promotion up to Surrey 1 and relegation down to Surrey 3.

Surrey 2 (1989–1993)

Surrey 2A and 2B were merged into a single division called Surrey 2. It remained a tier 9 league, with promotion to Surrey 1 and relegation to Surrey 3.

Surrey 2 (1993–1996)

The creation of National 5 South meant that Surrey 2 dropped from a tier 9 league to a tier 10 league for the years that National 5 South was active. Promotion and relegation continued to Surrey 1 and Surrey 3 respectively.

Surrey 2 (1996–2000)

The cancellation of National 5 South at the end of the 1995–96 season meant that Surrey 2 reverted to being a tier 9 league. Promotion and relegation continued to Surrey 1 and Surrey 3 respectively.

Surrey 2 (2000–2009)

The introduction of London 4 South West ahead of the 2000–01 season meant Surrey 2 dropped to become a tier 10 league. Promotion and relegation continued to Surrey 1 and Surrey 3 respectively.

Surrey 2 (2009–present)

Surrey 2 remained a tier 10 league despite national restructuring by the RFU. Promotion and relegation continued to Surrey 1 and Surrey 3 respectively.

Number of league titles

• Old Amplefordians (3)
• Croydon (2)
• Harrodians
• Law Society (2)
• Old Blues (2)
• Old Cranleighans (2)
• Purley John Fisher (2)
• Battersea Ironsides (1)
• Bec Old Boys (1)
• Chipstead (1)
• CL London (1)
• Cobham (1)
• Effingham (1)
• Kingston (1)
• London Cornish (1)
• London Exiles (1)
• Merton (1)
• Old Caterhamians (1)
• Old Freemens (1)
• Old Tiffinians (1)
• Old Wellingtonians (1)
• Old Whitgiftian (1)
• Raynes Park (1)
• Reeds Weybridge (1)
• Shirley Wanderers (1)
• Teddington (1)
• Wimbledon (1)

Notes

1. Would merge with St Mary's Hospital in 1997 to form Imperial Medicals Rugby Club.
2. Old Reedonians would later be renamed Reeds Weybridge RFC.
3. The restructuring of Surrey 2 into a single division for the following season meant that five teams were relegated from Surrey 2A including Chobham, Farnham, Kingston, Old Freemans and Old Reedonians.
4. The restructuring of Surrey 2 into a single division for the following season meant that six teams were relegated from Surrey 2B including Old Epsomians, Old Suttonians, King's College Hospital, Chipstead, Shirley Wanderers and Old Pelhamians.
5. The restructuring of the Surrey leagues meant that 3rd and 4th place Weybridge Vandals and Cobham were also promoted.
6. The restructuring of the Surrey leagues meant that there was no relegation.
7. Champions Harrodians would be renamed as Barnes RFC for the following season.
8. Relegated Charing Cross & Westminster Hospitals would drop out of the Surrey leagues.
9. 3rd place Farnham were also promoted.
10. No relegation due to league restructuring for the following season as Surrey 4 abolished and extra teams added to Surrey 2 (and other divisions) as a result.
11. Woking dropped out of the league at the end of the season.
12. Neither Croydon nor runners up Chipstead promoted as Surrey 4 was reinstated for the next season leading to restructuring to all divisions.
13. Teddington 2nd XV, Merton, Lightwater, Old Abingdonians, Guildfordians, London Fire Brigade, Worth Old Boys, Wandsworthians, Reigate, Old Walcountians and Raynes Park were the relegated teams this year. The reason for so many relegation's was due to reinstatement of Surrey 4 for the 2005-06 season with teams from Surrey 3 dropping to the new division and the relegated Surrey 2 teams replacing them.
14. One of Harrodians titles was for Surrey 2A.
15. One of Purley John Fisher's titles was won by founder club John Fisher Old Boys RFC and was for Surrey 2B.
16. Effingham's title was for Surrey 2A.
17. Merton's title was for Surrey 2B.

See also

• London & SE Division RFU
• Surrey RFU
• English rugby union system
• Rugby union in England

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