Welcome to Old Warriors Rugby Club
We’re a local club where anyone who loves rugby can feel at home. Whether you’re a player, a fan, or just curious, you’ll find a place to enjoy the game.
Our History
Founded over three decades ago, Old Warriors grew from a group of school friends into a well‑known community club. We’ve celebrated countless victories, hosted charity events, and kept the spirit of rugby alive for every generation.
Get Involved
Check out our match schedule to see when the next home game kicks off. Want to train with us? Join a practice session, sign up for a youth program, or volunteer on match day. It’s easy – just drop by the clubhouse or contact us through the form on this site.
Being part of Old Warriors means more than just playing; it’s about building friendships, staying active, and sharing the love of rugby. Come on over, meet the squad, and experience the camaraderie that makes our club special.
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