9 adult clubs in and around Maryville. Never played, played years ago, or just moved here: there's an open door at most of them. The hard part is picking the right one, and that's what we're for.
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A D3 men's club on Illinois' east side (Alton/Maryville/Fairmont City area, greater St. Louis rugby scene) that means it when they say Mercenaries Rugby is...
Also known as the Metro East Mercenaries, this is the D3 rugby club for the Alton/Maryville side of the St. Louis metro — and they mean it when they say...
Also known as the Mercenaries, this Metro East side has been putting Illinois's 'East Side' on the rugby map since 2014. Their own pitch is blunt and...
Within 30 miles. Plenty of players travel for the right club.
A DIII men's club with Air Force roots and small-town Illinois grit — they describe themselves simply as a DIII men's rugby club est. in '78 on Scott AFB,...
The oldest and most decorated women's rugby club in St. Louis, still rolling 50 years deep. If you're a woman looking to start rugby or a college vet...
The only International Gay Rugby club in the state of Missouri (and one of the only ones across a seven-state stretch), the St. Louis Crusaders are built on...
Born in a tavern in 1977 and still going, the St. Louis Hornets are one of the Midwest's old guard — a club built on "good friendship, good play, and good...
Founded on a "dark Sunday morning" in 1974 when four broke veteran players and rugby legend Harry Langenberg pooled what they had (his money, their name...
Six decades of St. Louis rugby tradition wrapped up in one simple call to arms: "Come play. Come support. Paint it black." The Bombers are the Gateway...
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