This club was formed from the ranks of players involved with the University of Washington rugby program.OPSB also began its days playing within the FVRU and local derby matches with the Seattle RFC were hotly contested over the next 30 plus years. In 2007 the clubs combined as Seattle Rugby. We believe that veterans can help us promote those values within our own club programs and partnership programs, to new rugby players coming through to help them on the rugby field and in their day to day life. The Seattle Saracens Rugby Club, the premier amateur rugby club in the US Pacific North West, welcomes all players from novice to elite and offers a safe, open and friendly environment in which to play rugbyWe currently run two senior men’s and women’s sides each week and cater for all levels of rugby, from those wanting to play socially to those looking to develop their game further and compete at the very highest international level. The Seattle Saracens Rugby Club, the premier amateur rugby club in the US Pacific North West, welcomes all players from novice to elite and offers a safe, open and friendly environment in which to play rugby. A group of men decided to found The Seattle Rugby Club, adopting the killer whale, or Orca as its emblem. In 2017, 2018, and 2019 the Men's and Women's Premier teams advanced through to the final BCRU Premier League playoffs.In 2018 the Seattle Saracens provided 16 players to the new Major League Rugby professional team, the Seattle Seawolves, and another 6 players to other MLR clubs in the inaugural season.
Seattle Saracens Rugby Club is a registered 501 (c)(3) not for profit organization Seattle Seawolves Major League Rugby | Official Website - The Seattle Seawolves Rugby Football Club was founded in 2017. The latest news about the Seattle Seawolves Rugby Team. Seattle Saracens Rugby clubs’ goal is to also grow club rugby and the culture and values of rugby within our community and we want to help you and your club. It is no surprise that for over 50 years Seattle Rugby Club has attracted many overseas players to the club, including players from the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Samoa and Fiji; although the traffic is not all one way with numerous US club players having gone on to play outside of the US too with professional clubs.To help our overseas players settle into the local area, the club uses our network of local contacts and businesses to assist in finding employment and accommodation. Members, Students with ID, Military & Veterans and Kids under 18 FREE. A group of men decided to found The Seattle Rugby Club, adopting the killer whale, or Orca as its emblem.The club, as to this day, played much of its rugby in the British Columbia Rugby League in Canada. 5.4K likes. Corvallis Brewers RFC - Club Contact: David Malone; Kitsap RFC - Club Contact: Michael Bannock; McMinnville Berzerkers - Roman Yoder ; Portland Lumberjacks - Club Contact - Daniel Bund; Seattle Quake Rugby Football Club - Club Contact: Mike Oppenheimer; Southern Oregon - Alex Tuiasopo ; Spokane - Tyler Tinney All our teams are supported by coaches, a manager and fully qualified medical staff.If you are interested in playing for the club, please email Player Membership dues are $400 per year and includeIf you are considering moving clubs or are new to Seattle, whatever your level, Seattle Saracens has the rugby for you. In 1997 the women's rugby club in Seattle, the Seattle Breakers RFC, was approached by Seattle RFC and agreed to join forces and help develop rugby for men and women and build an all-encompassing rugby club.As Seattle RFC grew, the interest came in 2013 from one of the top professional rugby clubs in Europe - London Saracens. As an affiliate of Major League Rugby, the Seawolves are proud to be Seattle's professional rugby team. Although the league is no longer around today the desire to better rugby in the US has not died with it.Over time and although arch-rivals, Seattle and OPSB saw the opportunity to help each other on both sides of the border and try and strengthen each other both on and off the field. General Admission Donation $5 per person at the gate. FVRU was incorporated into British Columbia Rugby Union.
