24/04/2026
Team to support Codi tomorrow in his 100th. V's up
University of Waikato Rugby Club information about club events and activities Our Club has some of the best Coaching available in the Waikato Area.
The University of Waikato Rugby Club has a 50- year tradition of providing the best platform for talented rugby players to reach higher honours. The UWRC has been home to many Professional Athletes that have gone on to represent their region and country. We currently host 5 Teams in 2022.
-Premier Mens (Premier Division)
-Premier Development (Premier B)
-Premier Womens (Premier Womens)
-U85kg Me
24/04/2026
Team to support Codi tomorrow in his 100th. V's up
23/04/2026
Get on down to University this week (Anzac Day) to celebrate Codi Rogers (Varsity Cap #703) celebrate 100 Premier games for the club. He will join brother Louis #627 in that elusive group of players and become the first brothers to do so.
Thanks to Chad @ CS Media NZ for the artwork
04/04/2026
Congratulations to Ryan, Macca, JB and the players for the win on Thursday night at Matamata. Great effort with 13 debutants and 40 players down from round one last year. Shows that we are a club of opportunities. We still require players to ensure we can field both teams. All you old Varsity players or any players that want an opportunity come on down to trainings on a Tuesday and Thursday from 5.45pm. Call Grant for further info 021782688.
01/04/2026
First team list of the season for our premier boys playing Matamata at 6.30pm on 2nd April 2026 at Bedford Park. All the best to all the players. V's up
13/03/2026
All the best for the week to the Varsity boys attending the NZ U20's development camp 14-21 March.
09/03/2026
Training is on, 23 days until Premier A&B kick off, Thursday 2nd April v Matamata. Colts & women following week. Get on down to training. All Welcome.
25/02/2026
28/11/2025
Be part of the Varsity family for 2026
18/11/2025
University of Waikato Rugby Club would like to pass on our deepest condolences and sympathies to Nui Muriwai (769) and whanau in the passing of Mereana. The club is here to support you in any way we can.
He Aituā: Wahine toa Mereana Muriwai, taken too soon by rare ovarian cancer After receiving confirmation in October that her cancer had progressed, Mereana and her partner, Nui Muriwai, married in an intimate ceremony surrounded by close whānau and friends
13/11/2025
Become part of the legacy, great opportunities for graduates or current students to represent NZU with their exciting women's programme in 2026 & 2027