For grassroots rugby clubs
Matchday graphics
in two minutes.
24 Canva templates built for rugby: every matchday post, in four ready-made club looks. Change the names, colours and photo, then post.
Get the pack · £49
24 Canva templates built for rugby: every matchday post, in four ready-made club looks. Change the names, colours and photo, then post.
Get the pack · £49
Running the club page means there is always something to post. Team news on Thursday, gameday on Saturday morning, the score by five, player of the match by the evening. These six cover the whole week.
Every post comes in red, navy and gold, green and white, and black and amber. Pick the one closest to your kit, or recolour any of them with Canva's "Change all" in three clicks.
Sponsors pay for the kit, the tour and the bar tab. The ones who renew are the ones who see their name thanked in public. The sponsor thank-you post puts their logo front and centre after every match, in under a minute.
Get the pack · £49
You get the Canva link straight after checkout, on screen and by email.
Click the link, press "Use template", and all 24 designs are copied into your own Canva account.
Type in your names and score, click the red to change it to your kit colours, drop in your crest and a photo. Download and post.
24 editable Canva templates. Instant access. Yours to use all season, every season.
No. Everything in the pack is built with free Canva fonts and elements, so it works on a free account.
Straight after payment you land on a page with your Canva link, and Stripe emails you the same link with your receipt. Click it, press "Use template", done.
Yes. Click any coloured block and pick your club colour. It takes a few seconds per post.
Drag your photo onto the demo player to replace it. For a cut-out look like the examples, remove the background first: Canva Pro does it in one click, or any free background remover works.
Yes. One purchase covers every team at your club, from the 1st XV to the minis.
Designed around a union matchday (1 to 15 plus replacements), but every word is editable, so league and sevens clubs use it too.