Welcome to the Brighton Rugby Club!
Brighton Rugby Union Football Club is proud to offer a warm, welcoming, and community‑driven environment for all members. With excellent facilities, a fully serviced bar, and high‑quality catering available both in the clubhouse and through the canteen, the club provides a vibrant hub for players, families, and supporters. A variety of great social events are hosted throughout the year at the clubhouse, strengthening the sense of connection that defines our club.
Brighton Rugby Union Football Club regularly fields 12 sides from Get into Rugby, to our Premier Men’s & Women’s teams, and maintains a strong junior development program. Our premiership history is exceptional, highlighted by a world‑record 10 consecutive First Division Premierships from 1972 to 1981. Since 1968, the club has secured an impressive 35 First Division Premiership titles.
On behalf of the President and the Management Committee, we warmly invite you to play rugby, enjoy the games, and experience everything our club has to offer.
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ROUND 8
Round 7 involved another trip to Woodville, but this time take on Burnside, in their home away from home for this week! Tough games were on the cards for all sides, and the Premier Grade in particular hoped….
ROUND 8 Results
Round 7 involved another trip to Woodville, but this time take on Burnside, in their home away from home for this week! Tough games were on the cards for all sides, and the Premier Grade in particular hoped….
ROUND 9
Round 7 involved another trip to Woodville, but this time take on Burnside, in their home away from home for this week! Tough games were on the cards for all sides, and the Premier Grade in particular hoped….
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MATCH OFFICIAL ABUSE DIRECTIVE
Respect the Whistle. Protect Our Game.
Rugby is more than a game, it's a community built on Discipline, Respect, Integrity, Passion and Teamwork. And at the heart of that community are our Match Officials.
They're coaches, parents, former players and volunteers who give their time so we can all enjoy the game we love. That's why the numbers matter: Match Official Abuse continues to account for over 50% of reported incidents. This is something we can fix, together.
Rugby Australia has released an updated Match Official Abuse Directive, reinforcing a simple truth: protecting our officials is everyone's responsibility. It brings zero tolerance for abuse, stronger sanctions and clear accountability. Respect is the foundation of our game.
Rules set the standard, but culture drives real change. When we treat Match Officials as part of our rugby family we make the game better for everyone. Every player, coach, supporter and volunteer has a role to play.MATCH OFFICIAL ABUSE DIRECTIVE
Respect the Whistle. Protect Our Game.
Rugby is more than a game, it's a community built on Discipline, Respect, Integrity, Passion and Teamwork. And at the heart of that community are our Match Officials.
They're coaches, parents, former players and volunteers who give their time so we can all enjoy the game we love. That's why the numbers matter: Match Official Abuse continues to account for over 50% of reported incidents. This is something we can fix, together.
Rugby Australia has released an updated Match Official Abuse Directive, reinforcing a simple truth: protecting our officials is everyone's responsibility. It brings zero tolerance for abuse, stronger sanctions and clear accountability. Respect is the foundation of our game.
Rules set the standard, but culture drives real change. When we treat Match Officials as part of our rugby family we make the game better for everyone. Every player, coach, supporter and volunteer has a role to play.
Learn more about the updated Match Official Abuse directive ⬇
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