New Orleans Rugby Football Club

New Orleans Rugby Football Club NORFC is a men's rugby club 18+. All new or veteran players are welcome to join. No experience necessary.

Practices are T/Th Jan-May 6:30-8:30 at Gretna Park (850 Gretna Blvd., Gretna LA 70053) Senior Men's Rugby Team competing in Division 2 and Division 3 of USA rugby

06/06/2026
NOLA 7s goes red fishing tomorrow in BR! Thanks to  for putting on the tournament to kickoff this years’ summer series
06/06/2026

NOLA 7s goes red fishing tomorrow in BR! Thanks to for putting on the tournament to kickoff this years’ summer series

Congrats to our 2026 award winners! - Most improved - Forward of the year and MVP - Leather Balls - Back of the year
05/18/2026

Congrats to our 2026 award winners!
- Most improved
- Forward of the year and MVP
- Leather Balls
- Back of the year

Rugby don’t stop just because it’s Summer!Sevens training starts at the Marconi pitch Tuesdays and ThursdaysWarmup start...
05/08/2026

Rugby don’t stop just because it’s Summer!

Sevens training starts at the Marconi pitch Tuesdays and Thursdays

Warmup starts at 6:30
Training at 7:00

NO BUBBLES!
04/26/2026

NO BUBBLES!

Day 1 Final score from AustinNO BUBBLES!
04/26/2026

Day 1 Final score from Austin
NO BUBBLES!

Your Midsouth Equipment starting lineup is Set!NOLA vs  K.O. 11AMHuns Rugby Ranch
04/24/2026

Your Midsouth Equipment starting lineup is Set!
NOLA vs
K.O. 11AM
Huns Rugby Ranch

The NOLA boys are headed to Austin. Let’s get it!
04/24/2026

The NOLA boys are headed to Austin. Let’s get it!

MD3 Matchup: Charlotte vs New OrleansSaturday April 25th11:00am cstFirst up we’ve got our two Men’s D3 semifinals. The G...
04/24/2026

MD3 Matchup:
Charlotte vs New Orleans
Saturday
April 25th
11:00am cst

First up we’ve got our two Men’s D3 semifinals.

The Gulf Coast region has produced all the Men’s D3 National Champions since 2018, making this region a powerhouse when it comes to Men’s D3 club rugby.

The Charlotte Olde Originals defeated the defending D3 National Champions, the Columbia Rhinos, in the Carolinas Championship to advance to this Super Regional.

They went 8-0-1 in the regular season, drawing 31-31 back in November against the Rhinos.

In the league semis, Charlotte hosted Southern Pines, only giving up one try in the final 10 minutes to win the match 55-7.

In the Carolinas final, Charlotte came out hot against the Rhinos, scoring two unanswered tries in the opening minutes. Columbia didn’t scare easily though, and managed to tie the score back up shortly before halftime, when the Olde Originals scored once more to take the lead into the break. From there, the difference came down to kicking. Blake Jackson kicked two penalty goals for Charlotte in the second half that ended up being the key to the win, final score 37-34.

Charlotte should come into this match with a lot of confidence; they’ve already taken down the top dogs, who’s next?

Forced to take on the top seed are the men from New Orleans, who won the play-in on April 11th over the Georgia Champions, the Savannah Shamrocks.

New Orleans took home the True South Championship after defeating the Pensacola Aviators 56-27.

Their path through the playoff rounds included a 55-28 win over the Memphis Blues in the semifinals.

When Pensacola defeated Huntsville to meet New Orleans in the final, it was New Orleans who had the upper hand. They defeated Pensacola back in the regular season, 33-21 on December 6th; so they knew what it took. The game was never really out of hand for New Orleans, who ran up the score 32-3 entering halftime. Pensacola got a few scores on the board in the second half, but New Orleans had locked down the win by then.

Despite winning the True South Championship, New Orleans had one final hurdle before they could book their tickets to Austin, taking on the Savannah Shamrocks in Georgia.

Three tries for James Richardson helped seal the deal for the visiting side.

New Orleans now finds themselves in their first Gulf Coast Super Regional match in three years, taking on the top seed for a chance in the final.

With nothing to lose, New Orleans could be our Cinderella story of the tournament.

- Kat Roche

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Address

New Orleans, LA

Opening Hours

Tuesday 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Thursday 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+15043017004

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