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Bayonne Rugby — known as the "Bombers" — field a men's side, but their site doesn't give us much else to go on yet.
The Exiles are a men's D3 side out of Central Jersey with a simple message on their own page: "NEW PLAYERS WELCOMED D3 Empire GU" — meaning if you've never...
The Jersey Shore Sharks are a proper community rugby institution — three men's sides deep (A, B, and Old Boys) plus their own youth and high school...
Monmouth Rugby Football Club is a Red Bank, NJ institution with men's and women's 15s and 7s programs, and even a High School pathway — they describe...
Since 1976, the Montclair Norsemen have been building rugby out of Essex County, NJ — and lately they've been doing it at a high level, capturing the 2024...
Morris Rugby is the rugby home for Morris County, New Jersey — nearly 50 years running and still growing, from mini rugby all the way up to Men's, Women's...
North Jersey Rugby (NoJo) is a men's club playing Division 3 Northeast Region rugby out of Teaneck. If you're looking for a season that runs from structured...
Founded in 1974, PAC has been going hard for five decades — "Guts, Glory, & Fun" isn't just a slogan, it's a mission statement backed by an Empire GU...
The South Jersey Devils have been building rugby players and lifelong friendships in Cherry Hill for over 55 years. From humble beginnings — 3 experienced...
New & experienced players welcome. That's the whole invite from the Union County Lady Mudturtles, a DIII-competitive women's side that's turned a decade-old...
Since 1974, the Union County Mudturtles have been one of New Jersey's premier rugby clubs. UCRFC's tradition of excellence dates back to its founding....
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