Upcoming GamesSaturday's a RUGBY Day! Come out and Support!
March 24 2012 | 4-Leaf Tournament hosted by Village Lions.
For more information, check out our schedule section and directions to the pitch/drink-up. To schedule future games/scrimmages, contact: menmatchsecretary@suffolkrugby.org or womenmatchsecretary@suffolkrugby.org
For more information, new players can contact our teams VP. Practices are Tuesdays/Thursdays, no experience necessary!
Men's VP: mensvp@suffolkrugby.org
Women's VP: womensvp@suffolkrugby.org
To learn more about the basics of rugby, click here. It's never too late to learn!
Suffolk Rugby AGM Meeting | February 19, Sunday
All 2012 e-Board nominations are welcomed by members
E-mail Events@suffolkrugby.org for more information on organizing a Bull Moose Event/Fundraiser.
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Suffolk Rugby, Inc. (a.k.a. Suffolk Bull Moose RFC) began as a seven's team in 2002. In 2003, the club grew to a 15’s side and competed for the first time in the Metropolitan New York RFU (division III). In 2004, the club registered as a Not-for-Profit Incorporation with the State of New York and branched out to form a U19 boys team in the William Floyd School District. A senior women's developmental program was also initiated in 2004. The women's team officially joined the Metropolitan New York RFU and the club elected its first female President. The first annual Suffolk 7's tournament was held in 2006 along with the adoption of the club's first bylaws, laying the groundwork for future development.
Current President:
Dom Toomey (2011)
Click here to find out more
The Suffolk Bull Moose RFC began as a sevens team in 2002, competing in the Subaru 7s, Rockaway 7s and New York 7s. In 2003, the team expanded to a full 15s side and played their first match vs. Montauk RFC on April 12 in Hecksher Park (Huntington Village, NY). In 2004, the women's team officially joined MET NY RFU, competing the in DII bracket. (read more)
In recent years, Suffolk Bull Moose Rugby has remain competitive (sending players to the NRU All Star team in 2009-2010), as well as more involved in the community through food drives to hosting rugby training/coaching.
Affiliations and Community Outreach:
