Cambridge Rugby Union Football Club

Cambridge Rugby Union Football Club was formed in 1923 and was settled in its current ground by the 1950s. In 1993 the Club was fortunate to be offered the opportunity to buy the lease on its existing three pitches and to buy adjoining land for a further three pitches from King's College. Floodlights were added to one of these pitches in 2003 so that evening games might be played and the light available for training was improved beyond recognition.

A number of our players, we are proud to report, have gone on to gain International Rugby honours, being Dickie Jeeps (England and British Lions), Andy Hancock (England), Bob Steven (Scotland), Trevor Evans (Wales) and Simon Culhane, being the most recent, who represented New Zealand, including appearances in the 1995 World Cup Finals.

Cambrigde RUFC has an amazing Mini, Youth and Colts Rugby section meet every Sunday morning during the season. At the end of last season there were 332 boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 19 registered with the four sections of the club.  The Club has been awarded the prestigious RFU Seal of Approval and Sport England Charter Status. The Seal of Approval is the RFUs' recognition of a child friendly club. To this end Cambridge Rugby Club has appointed two Child Protection Officers and our coaches are CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) checked and have attended Child Protection Courses.

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