The Old Man, the newsletter of the Ohio State University Men’s Rugby club announced the formation of the Ohio State women’s team. Note the graphic illustration of a female player.
The Tube and the Pitch, two different Ohio State Women’s team newsletters from 1977 show the grassroots organizing, bawdy nature of women’s rugby at the time.
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When you contribute to the U.S. Women’s Rugby Foundation you become part of a movement to support girls and women involved in rugby.
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We are a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization.​
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Support us today!
When you contribute to the U.S. Women’s Rugby Foundation you become part of a movement to support girls and women involved in rugby.
​
We are a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization.​
All donations made are tax deductible.
WE STRIVE TO
THE GROWTH OF GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S RUGBY
WE STRIVE TO
THE GROWTH OF GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S RUGBY
WE STRIVE TO
THE GROWTH OF GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S RUGBY
Community Driven By You
The United States Women's Rugby Foundation Supports the Growth of Girls' and Women's Rugby.
Founded in 2005, the U.S. Women's Rugby Foundation is managed by an all-women volunteer board, committed to the growth of girls’ and women’s rugby through the advancement of coaches, referees, and administrators
Become a member! Our member association offers the chance to connect with some of the best minds in women's rugby, which is invaluable as a coach and player.
"Being part of WRCRA allows me to connect with other coaches, referees, administrators, and players to share knowledge and best practices. The resources and networking opportunities offered by WRCRA are invaluable as I work to contribute to the success of women's and girl's rugby."
- Carolyn Roach, Associate Head Coach, Aspetuck Valley Girls Rugby; Founder & Head Coach, Grit Rugby LLC
Benefits
Include:
USWRF Team Directory
Horizon's Initiative Courses
Kathy Flores Coaching Resource Library
Access to Coaches Bank
Special Conference Rates
And more!
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