Our team was originally formed in 1974 and for the last forty years we have been playing teams all over the world. The Princeton Athletic Club was previously a member of the Metropolitan New York Rugby Union, beginning in 1996.
Since 2012, the Club has been a full member of the Empire Rugby Football Geographic Union. We compete against teams in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. In 2013, PAC Rugby was the EGU Champion and earned a trip to the USA Rugby Division II National Championship Series.
PAC Rugby finished the 2013 season in the Elite Eight of Men's Division II Rugby in the United States. Today we have over 100 worldwide members, with several certified coaches and referees on the roster. Will you be the next to join? Click the button below!
Since 2012, the Club has been a full member of the Empire Rugby Football Geographic Union. We compete against teams in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. In 2013, PAC Rugby was the EGU Champion and earned a trip to the USA Rugby Division II National Championship Series.
PAC Rugby finished the 2013 season in the Elite Eight of Men's Division II Rugby in the United States. Today we have over 100 worldwide members, with several certified coaches and referees on the roster. Will you be the next to join? Click the button below!
Who Can Be a Rugby Player?Height: 5'2" to 6'10"
Weight: 130 lbs to 320+ lbs Speed: Tortoise to Lightning Bolt Athletic Background: Horseshoes to NFL Rugby is filled with a diversity of positions and skill requirements, so almost anyone can play rugby at some level. Skills that you may already possess from other sports will help you, such as:
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PAC Rugby is always looking for new members.
If you're interested in joining the club, click the button below and fill out the form. See you on the pitch!
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