Our History

We celebrate 6 decades of Rugby in Seattle - Seattle Rugby Club, Old Puget Sound Beach and Puget Sound Breakers

Seattle Saracens goes back to its roots with an updated logo based on the original OrcaSeattle Saracens provided 16 players to the new Major League Rugby professional team, the Seattle Seawolves, and another 6 players to other MLR clubs in the inaugural season.

Seattle Saracens goes back to its roots with an updated logo based on the original OrcaSeattle Saracens provided 16 players to the new Major League Rugby professional team, the Seattle Seawolves, and another 6 players to other MLR clubs in the inaugural season.

Women 15s: BCRU Division 1 Championship

USA Rugby Division 1 Championship

BCRU 1st division Championship

USA Rugby Finalists

USA Rugby 7's Championship

London Saracens approached Seattle OPSB and extended an invitation for the club to become the USA representative of its Global Network. The Seattle Saracens expressed pride in their partnership with the Saracens Football Club and their inclusion in its global network.

USA National 7s Club Champions; Olive Kilifi debuts for USA 15s (31 caps); Patrick Blair capped for USA 7s.

OPSB Men 15s: Championship final versus New York Athletic Club  (33-29 NYAC)

Andrew Duratulo capped for both USA 7s and 15s (22 caps).

USA National 7s Club Champions; Miles Craigwell and Nu'u Punimata capped for USA 7s.

Kevin Swiryn debuts for USA 15s (13 caps).

Shalom Suniula and Kevin Swiryn capped for USA 7s.

Pate Tuilevuka debuts for USA 15s (10 caps); Mike Palefau capped for USA 7s.

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Seattle Rugby Club and Old Puget Sound Beach merged to form Seattle OPSB Rugby. Seattle competed in the BC Union 1st division while OPSB participated in the USA Rugby Super League.

Mike Palefau debuts for USA 15s (11 caps).

Riann van Zyl capped for both USA 7s and 15s (13 caps).

Craig Sims capped for USA 7s.

Matt Kane debuts for USA 15s (7 caps).

Puget Sound Breakers officially join Seattle Rugby Club to join forces and help develop rugby for men and women and build an all-encompassing rugby club.

Old Puget Sound Beach are one of the founding clubs of the Rugby Super League

Three-year streak as PNW RFU Champions; USA 7s caps for Mike Telkamp, Finau Puloka, and Dave Bateman.

USA National 7s Champions; PNW RFU Champions; Tony Flay debuts for USA 15s.

PNW RFU Champions; Jim Burgett debuts for USA 7s.

USA National 7s Champions; PNW RFU Champions; Eagle honors for Jon Knutson and Joe Nickerson.

Repeated PNW RFU Champions; Eagles debuts for Dave Horton (15s) and Anthony Ridnell (15s).

PNW RFU Champions; Ian Gunn becomes the club's first USA Eagle (15s); New Zealand and Fiji tour.

Puget Sound Breakers launch as the premier women’s rugby club

Three-year streak as PNW RFU Club Champions.

Western Washington RFU and Pacific Northwest (PNW) RFU Champions.

Inaugural Western Washington RFU Champions (1st and 2nd Divisions).

Joined Fraser Valley Union; crowned League Champions in 1976.

Seattle RFC & Old Puget Sound Beach became one of the founding members of the Fraser Valley Rugby Union in British Columbia, Canada.

Won Vancouver B.C. 2nd Division; defeated UVic to become the top 2nd-division side in B.C.Joined Fraser Valley Union; crowned League Champions in 1976.

Seattle Rugby Club RFC is established