Full name Wisconsin Rugby Club League(s) Division 2 Date founded 1962 Coach(es) Adam Thimmig | Nickname(s) Wisconsin, WRC President Max Zukowski | |
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Ground(s) Wisconsin Rugby Sports Complex (Capacity: 1,300) | ||
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The Wisconsin Rugby Club is a USA Rugby Men's Division 2 Rugby Union team based in Madison, Wisconsin, United States. Wisconsin is the 2013 & 1998 USA Rugby Division 2 National Champions, 2012 Runner-up, and 2008 3rd Place.
Contents
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- History
- Club Grounds
- Current Club Officers
- High School
- Sponsorship
- Join the club
- Social Media
- References
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History
The Wisconsin Rugby Club (WRC) was founded in 1962 in Madison, Wisconsin. The WRC is an amateur Rugby Club that competes as a member of the Wisconsin Rugby Football Union, Midwest Rugby Football Union and USA Rugby.
WRC finished in 4th Place overall in the 1997 Division 2 National Championships.
WRC defeated Frederick 16-8 to win the 1998 Division 2 National Championship.
WRC defeated Detroit 24-16 to finish 3rd in the Nation in 2008.
WRC defeated San Diego Old Aztecs 25-21 on the last play of the game to advance to the 2012 D2 National Championship.
WRC finished as 2012 Division 2 National Champion Runners-up losing to Rocky Gorge (Maryland).
WRC Won the 2013 Division 2 National Championship over Wilmington Rugby Club (Wilmington, DE).
Club Grounds
The Wisconsin Rugby Club plays home matches at the Wisconsin Rugby Sports Complex in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin The mailing address is 513 Clark Street in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin.
Parking entrance to the sports complex and Phoebe Bulman-Bakken Memorial Park is located at 4064 Vilas Rd Cottage Grove, Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Rugby Sports Complex began operating in Fall 2010 following two years of construction. It contains two full-size Rugby Fields, bleacher seating for 700 and 1000 sq ft Picnic Shelter. Future expansion plans call for a 15,000 sq ft two-story clubhouse.
Current Club Officers
High School
In an effort to promote rugby in the Madison Area, the WRC have created various high school teams. These high school programs are run and staffed by current and former Wisconsin Rugby Club members. The current list of WRC high school rugby programs include:
Sponsorship
These fine companies support the Wisconsin Rugby Club
Join the club
Contact information is available on the club's website: http://www.wisconsinrugbyclub.com/rugbyweb/contact-us/