Playing rugby for Rising VX has challenged me to become faster, tougher and more disciplined both on and off the pitch. The coaches and team spirit have helped me refine my skills and enjoy every match. I am proud to wear the Rising VX jersey and represent the club with passion and respect.
The Heart of Our Success In London
Rising XVs rugby teams are at the heart of our success, with coaches, players and volunteers working together to develop skills, resilience and sportsmanship. Their commitment on and off the pitch turns ambition into achievement and inspires the wider community. We celebrate their dedication as the driving force that keeps our club moving forward.
From a Small Idea to a National Impact
Rising XV began with a handful of players and a simple belief that rugby can change lives and strengthen communities. What started as a local club has grown into a national movement, running competitive teams and community programmes that have given thousands of young people skills, confidence and opportunities.
Founded on the values of integrity, excellence and inclusion, Rising XV has built a culture where everyone is encouraged to bring their best every day — not just for our players, but for each other and the communities we serve.
Meet the People Making It Happen
Our team is made up of coaches, coordinators, managers, and creatives — each bringing unique skills but united by the same mission. Here are just a few of the people you might work alongside.
Mr Thompson
Coach
Daniel White
Club Manager
Coach P
Head Coach
Alex Morgan
Coach
James
Sports Therapist
Playing for Risign XV has been a privilege, and the club’s focus on teamwork, resilience and community has helped me grow both as a player and as an individual. Representing Risign XV motivates me to give my best on and off the pitch.
Playing for Rising XV is like joining a band of mischievous mates: we tackle hard, celebrate harder and always leave the pitch grinning. Every game is equal parts adrenaline and laughter, and wearing the Rising XV shirt makes even the mud feel like a badge of honour.
