Rugby clubs in North Carolina
19 adult clubs across 14 cities. Men's, women's, competitive and social. Pick a city, or tell us about your rugby and we'll pick the club.
Find the right club for meThree questions, no sign-up. We read every club's profile so you don't have to.
By city
Every club in North Carolina
-
Asheville Iguanas ✓
The Asheville Iguanas have been Western North Carolina's rugby home since 1983 - the region's original club, built from a few gym posters into a...
-
Cape Fear Rugby
Founded in 1974 by six guys who just wanted to grow the game, Cape Fear Rugby has been a fixture on the Carolina coast for 50 years — and they're the crew...
-
Carolina Villains
The Carolina Villains are an inclusive women's (womxn's) rugby team spanning Western North Carolina and the Upstate of South Carolina. No experience needed...
-
Charlotte Royals ✓
Charlotte's own gay and inclusive rugby club, founded in 2004 because the Queen City needed some royalty of its own. The Royals are built on community first...
-
Charlotte Rugby
Charlotte Rugby calls itself "The Premier Rugby Club of the Carolinas," and the trophy case backs it up — 2022 DII Men's National Champions, 2018 DII...
-
Clayton Rugby
The Clayton RFC 'Bootleggers' have been building something since 2013, and by the sound of their recent title runs, it's working. They've got their own...
-
Eno River
Eno River Rugby is the oldest women's rugby club in North Carolina — running since 1991, and one of the newest members of International Gay Rugby. No...
-
Fayetteville Area Rugby
Meet the Dragons and Valkyries — Fayetteville's rugby family, carrying on the legacy of the Bragg Rugby Football Club that's been a community fixture since...
-
Fear The Maniacs
A women's rugby club built from three towns pulling together as one — Fear The Maniacs are a D2 women's rugby club headquartered in southeastern North...
-
Gaston Rugby ✓
The Gargoyles have been running since 2003 — a bunch of rugby lifers in Gaston County who care as much about the friendships as the final score. Beginners...
-
Hellbender Rugby
Hellbender RFC is Boone's newest rugby club — young, scrappy, and building something from scratch as "Boone's premier RFC." If you want in on the ground...
-
North Raleigh
If you're in North Raleigh and want to play grown-up rugby without leaving the RedHawks family, this is your on-ramp. The club calls itself the home for...
-
Onslow Misfits
Formerly the legendary Camp Lejeune Misfits, this club moved off-base in 2020 and rebranded as Onslow Rugby Club — but the Misfits name, and the chip on the...
-
Raeford Rugby
A men's rugby club out of Raeford, NC (Hoke County) — confirmed active via their Instagram and Facebook pages, though we couldn't pull much public detail on...
-
Raleigh Rugby
Founded in 1981, Raleigh Rugby Football Club calls itself the oldest and largest rugby club in the Triangle — and the trophy case backs it up. Whether you...
-
Southern Pines Big Cones
Meet the Big Cones — Southern Pines' men's rugby club, and they mean it when they say they're 'always recruiting new athletes' with 'no experience...
-
Southern Pines Celts
Known to everyone as 'The Celts' (or the 'SOPI Lady Celts'), this is Southern Pines' home for women's rugby — a club that's as much about community as it is...
-
Tobacco Road Rugby
Tobacco Road Rugby is the Triangle's self-proclaimed "funnest Rugby Club" — a Division III XVs and 7s men's side pulling players from Raleigh, Durham, and...
-
Triad Rugby
A Greensboro fixture since 1981, Triad Rugby is a men's club (with a sister women's side, Triad WRFC) that plays hard and parties harder. They've openly...
Which North Carolina club is yours?
Tell us where you're at (brand new, played at school, coming back after years off) and what you're after, and we'll put you in front of the one club that fits. Clubs reply to you, not the other way round.
Find my club