Cresent City Blues RFC
Crescent City Blues Rugby Football Club (Blues) a Rugby Club in New Orleans and the True South Rugby Conference. Established in 2014 we are registered as a 501(c) 4 non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and development of rugby football in the greater New Orleans area. Crescent City Blues has fielded a social side in its inaugural year and eventually joined Deep South Division III season.The majority of our club members are college educated men between 21 and 50 years of age. Members are drawn from a diverse mix of professions, including Oil & Gas, Medical, Finance, Technology, Media, Consultancy, Education, Government, Military (Both prior service and current), Small Business Owners, and are drawn from many nationalities.
Krew Of Gretna RFC
The Krewe Rugby Football Club was established in 2016 and is dedicated to the development and promotion of rugby players in the Greater New Orleans area for local and national competition.
Inspiration for our team name....
Krewe: from Old French Creue (ˈkrü)
The original meaning was a "Band of Soldiers serving as reinforcements"....hence, identifying our position as the developmental squad of New Orleans Rugby Football Club.
Pontchartrain Poboys RFC
The Pontchartrain Poboys are the most reacent team in South Louisiana. They are based in the greater New Orleans area and are under the NORFC umbrella. This team is designed to only compete in the Robert Markel Cup.
Baton Rouge RFC
Founded in 1977, the club has been a cornerstone of the rugby community boasting healthy numbers and excellent play. Being in Louisiana provided the club distinct advantages with food and culture in the southern region - rugby has been an excellent addition to the Baton Rouge Area. BR RFC has attracted diverse players over the years boasting Men who have worked in Oil/Chemical, Engineers, Lawyers, Doctors, Nurses, Beer Distributors, Semi-Pro Athletes just to name a few.
Many players are from the surrounding areas: Lafayette, Mandeville, Hammond and New Orleans but also international invites have had players from Britain, Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.
Up until 1991, Baton Rouge played as a Division I Rugby Team, where they secured many national invites, namely the 1985 National Championship game vs Philadelphia Whitemarsh. The club has had a myriad of success throughout the years even after transitioning to Division II rugby in 1992. The Club participates in many local Baton Rouge Charities; most notably Toys for Tots, the BR Women's Shelter, Youth Rugby and the Red Cross.
Harahan River Coyotes RFC
The Harahan River Coyotes RFC, affectionately known as the Yotes, is a vibrant and competitive rugby club founded in 2021. The Yotes are known for their strong camaraderie, fierce determination on the field, and commitment to growing the sport of rugby in the region. The colors green and blue were selected as the team colors as they are the official colors of the City of Harahan. Additionally, the River Coyote’s name comes from the frequent sighting and trapping of wild Coyotes across the city of Harahan.