Hinckley
Hinckley are a men's rugby club founded in 1892 who play in the National League 2 West (Tier 4). Their home ground is Leicester Road.
Last updated May 2026
Key facts
| Founded | 1892 |
|---|---|
| League | National League 2 West |
| Tier | Tier 4 |
| Home ground | Leicester Road |
| Nearest station | Hinckley |
| Local derby | Syston |
| Matchday pub | Clubhouse bar at Leicester Road |
| Official website | https://www.hinckleyrugby.co.uk/ |
Club history
Hinckley Rugby Club was formed in 1892 with the first matches being played the following year.
The club moved to Coventry Road in 1929 before relocating to its current Leicester Road Sports Ground in 1967.
Hinckley reached the last 16 of the John Player Cup in 1973.
The Hinckley Colts won their National Cup in 2009.
The club has been based at the Leicester Road Sports Ground since 1967.
Recent seasons
Finished third in National League 2 West in 2023-24 with 89 points.
Have remained at NL2 West level throughout the 2023-24 2024-25 and 2025-26 campaigns.
Began the 2024-25 season with a home defeat to Luctonians at Leicester Road losing 17-27.
Notable players
Club legends
- Jacob Umaga
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Frequently asked questions
When were Hinckley founded?
Hinckley were founded in 1892.
Where do Hinckley play?
Hinckley play at Leicester Road. The nearest station is Hinckley.
What league do Hinckley play in?
Hinckley compete in the National League 2 West, tier 4 of English rugby's league structure.
Who are Hinckley's local rivals?
Hinckley's local derby is against Syston.
Other National League 2 West clubs
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