Evolve Document Solutions will continue as principal First Team sponsor of Fylde Rugby Club for the 2026–27 season, extending its partnership with the club into a third season.
The Preston-based document solutions company will retain its position as principal sponsor of Fylde RFC’s 1st XV, with Evolve branding appearing on the team’s playing kit throughout the National League 2 North campaign.
Evolve first partnered with Fylde RFC in August 2024 through an agreement supporting the club’s facilities and youth community programmes. The company also donated a machine to Fylde’s Community Foundation through its Copiers for Causes scheme. In September 2024, Evolve became principal First Team shirt sponsor ahead of the 2024–25 season.
Daniel Maddox, owner of Evolve Document Solutions, said: “We’ve really enjoyed being part of Fylde over the last two seasons, so agreeing to continue for a third year was an easy decision for us. There’s always a great atmosphere at the Woodlands and we’re looking forward to getting behind the lads again.
“Being a sponsor is about more than having our name on the shirt. We’ve got to know people around the club over the last couple of years and it’s been great to feel part of it.”
Fylde will enter the 2026–27 National League 2 North campaign after finishing sixth in the division last season. The 1st XV collected 79 points from 26 matches during 2025–26, recording 13 wins, three draws and 10 defeats.
The team secured 16 four-try bonus points and five losing bonus points during the campaign. Results included a 52–38 away victory against Darlington Mowden Park, a 43–26 home win over Otley in front of 910 spectators and a 45–7 home victory against Wharfedale in March.
Daniel Maddox, owner of Evolve Document Solutions, said: “Last season gave us some brilliant afternoons, and there were performances that really got everyone at the Woodlands going. We’ll be there again this season, and hopefully there are plenty more of those days ahead.
“Three seasons as First Team sponsor is something we’re proud of. Fylde is a local club with people putting a huge amount of time into it, from the players and coaches through to everyone working behind the scenes, and we’re pleased to keep playing our part.”
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