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After seven weeks of hard-fought round-robin action the 2024 Invicta Touch Summer League has reached the semi-final stage. The top four in each division will contest the main prizes while the other teams play-off to be best of the rest.

Invicta’s elite mixed team finished 12th out of 16 teams on their Division One debut at the National Touch Series in Burton-on-Trent on Saturday.

Invicta finished as Division Two runners-up at the first round of the mixed National Touch Series in Burton-on-Trent at the weekend, earning promotion to Division One in the process.

Invicta Touch’s elite men’s team confirmed their status as one of the top teams in England with a 5th-place finish in this season’s Men’s & Women’s National Touch Series at the final round in Leamington Spa on Saturday.

13 of Invicta’s junior players took part in the South East Schools Championships in Reigate on Friday, supported by our junior lead Tom Humphreys. The Langton year 7/8 boys’ team won their age category and junior coach Lola Sanderson was also victorious with her team.

Nine Invicta Touch players have been selected to represent the South East region at the Touch Nationals in Nottingham over the May Day bank holiday weekend and a further five will feature for other regions.

Having earned promotion from Division Two of the Men’s & Women’s National Touch Series last season, Invicta’s elite men’s team took their place among the top eight men’s sides in the country as the 2024 series got underway in Watford on Saturday.