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Summer Touch - Finals Night That's that then! All of the prizes have been awarded and another great Summer of Perfect Motion Touch has come to an end. The champions of our Ladies League are the Marvellous Mallarkeys after a closely fought 3-1 victory over All Knockers, No Tackle. Touch My A*s won the Mixed Championship with victory over the Purple Habitats who finished first in the league standings. The match ended 3-1. The Marvellous Mallarkeys got to celebrate for a second time on the night as they romped home to take the Mixed Premiership title, beating Boots Mixed 9-2. The Shield went to the Black Eyed Bees after they won a thriller against FC Fraggle Ruck 5-4. The Mallarkeys completed their hat-trick of titles on the night as they claimed the Men's Premiership title with a 6-4 victory over the Black Eyed Bees. Cr*p But Gorgeous claimed the Shield. Black Eyed Bees got back to winning ways by claiming the Mixed Open title. They beat Touch & Go 6-5 in a thrilling match. NBC Old Boys ran out winners of the Men's Open title after beating their nearest rivals, Try Harder, 6-1. Click the link to see all of the final standings. The season is over, but there is plenty more to come from Perfect Motion Touch, please read on below to find out what else we have coming up.... The search for the Perfect Motion Summer League champions.... is over!
Charity Touch Comp is a Great Success Nottingham Rugby Chief Executive Simon Beatham’s side, The Great Ramondoes took the men’s trophy at the Nottingham Social Touch competition on Saturday 16th July, with local league side, The Bees taking the mixed honours.  The tournament was organised by Chris Simon of Perfect Motion as part of the Testimonial Year for two Nottingham Rugby stalwarts – David Jackson (Jacko) and Neil Fowkes (Fowkesy), with proceeds going to the local charity Balls to Poverty. Beatham’s ‘Great Ramondoes’, named after one of the players, beat Jacko’s ‘Team Too Ripped’ (clad in figure-hugging orange and grey lyrca) 6-5 in the semi-finals, and Fowkesy’s ‘Team Dave’ 3-2 after a drop off in the final. In the mixed competition, The Bees held off a Black Ops fight-back in the semi’s to win 8-7, before edging out Here Comes the Boom 5-4 in the final. The mixed comp featured double-score rules for touchdowns by female players to try to encourage rugby clubs to move the ball about a bit more! It seemed to go down well and Perfect Motion will be using a similar system during the forthcoming Beach Touch to be held in Nottingham’s Market Square on Tuesday evenings over the summer. Commenting on the day, organiser Chris Simon said: “The day was a great success, raising an estimated Ł1,200 for Jacko and Fowkesy’s Testimonial Fund. We had 14 teams in all, with a good mix of regular teams playing in our Perfect Motion leagues and some newcomers featuring a mix of Nottingham players, supporters and hangers on. Several of Nottingham’s full-time first teamers played a part, with skipper Craig Hammond and USA’s Tim Usaz amongst the big names. Feedback has been excellent and we have already been approached to run a similar event for Nottingham High School on Saturday 10th September. They have some fantastic facilities, with possibly the best pitches we could ever hope to play touch on and we’re hoping to get a similar mix of players, but would also welcome any social touring teams who fancy a weekend in Nottingham!” | 