Western Rugby's Annual Golf Day Out 2024: A Day of Fun, Fellowship, and Fundraising

Western Washington’s Lyndon Bailey has been named to the USA Men’s U19 team for the RAN 15s Tournament in Mexico, July 9–12, 2025. A standout Lock for WWU Rugby, Bailey will compete against top teams from North America and the Caribbean.

Western Washington University Rugby Climbs to No. 6 in the Nation.

WWU Rugby welcomed its largest alumni turnout in years for the annual Alumni Game at the deWilde Rugby & Polo Fields. In classic Bellingham rain, former players showed they still had it, outscoring the current squad 70–35 in a high-paced match featuring 12 tries. Highlights included strong performances from Max Stone, Kyle Peter, and MLR player Aiden Kerr. Big thanks to the WRA for sponsoring and Chuckanut Bay RFC for hosting!

This past weekend, our program proudly represented at the National Men’s Collegiate 7s Championship at the Westwick Rugby Grounds, hosted by Kansas University. Entering the tournament, we knew we had a young, fast, and highly skilled side. While our talent was undeniable, our lack of competitive 7s play leading into the tournament presented a challenge as we transitioned from the XVs format. Still, our squad embraced the opportunity to compete on the national stage—and they delivered a performance full of pride, resilience, and promise.

The WWU Men's 7s rugby team has arrived in Kansas, ready to face the immense challenge of defending their national championship. The squad has prepared thoroughly and enters the tournament with high expectations.

Grab your cleats and join your Western Rugby family on the pitch! As a valued member of our Western Rugby community, you're invited to the Western Rugby Alumni Annual General Meeting and Alumni Match on May 31st.

Meet the 6 WWU Rugby Scholarship Recipients

It was a beautiful setting at Harrington Field for a championship day of rugby. The sun was shining, the cherry blossoms in full bloom and the stands were full.

Western Washington has clinched a spot in what is basically a CRAA quarterfinal.

The victory over the Oregon Ducks proved to be more than just another win in that it also gave the young Vikings another NCRC Championship.

Over 100 high school rugby players from WA, OR, and BC joined WWU Rugby at Harrington Field for a free skills clinic featuring expert coaching, skill stations, and a "Fastest Rugby Player" competition. The day ended with a nutrition talk, WWU Rugby shirts and pizza, and a thrilling 40–24 WWU win over Oregon State University.