Lansing Women's Rugby

Herc is missing practice this week, don’t be like Herc.

🗓️08/11/2026
📍Frances Park 2701 Moores River Dr.
⏰6:00pm-8:00pm

2026 Fall Schedule Release!

Our fall schedule is here and we are ready to see all of our friends out there on the pitch! As always, Thank you to our sponsors for their continued support!

Our Rugby 101 series was a success!
 
It was so nice to see new faces join the team and see everyone encouraging each other regardless of skill level.
 
Rugby, by design, is such a welcoming environment. It is a sport first but community second. The sport gives lessons each individual player needs to learn. Whether it be communication, confidence, or teamwork. Each skill set is developed through countless drills, exhausting practices, and tough games.
 
The community aspect is also a fundamental part of this sport. They say you meet your lifelong friends through Rugby, if you allow it. The countless scrums we practice; sweaty faces pushed up against one another and that one person that somehow hasn’t figured out how to properly apply deodorant. The 3 v 2 drills where we have to trust that our teammates are with us in order to score. The times where you are sh*****ng for your life and your teammate sets the perfect ruck over you.
 
This community is built by each and everyone one of us intertwined with all our difference to come together to be apart of something special. Some people may be better suited for a forward position; Strong, steadfast, determined. While others thrive in the backs; Quick, agile, calculative. The point is no matter your body type, if you give it your all and contribute to the team you are an essential player.
 
Our team believes in inclusivity, we fiercely support our LGBTQ+ community. We strongly denounce anyone who doesn’t support our Trans brothers and sisters, our non-binary friends, our favorite g**s and le****ns, our bisexual baddies, local qu**rs, and our straight allies. It is that community who is what makes this Rugby community.
 
Rugby, at its core, is for everyone.

🔥PRACTICE IS CANCELLED FOR TONIGHT🔥

Instead meet us for dinner at Harry’s!

REMINDER!!

Lansing Women’s Rugby will be holding a Rugby 101 series for the month of July. This is a great way to dip your toes into the sport by learning some basics with other fellow new players!

Our first practice starts tomorrow, July 7th from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. If you ever considered checking us out now is the perfect time. We welcome all players no matter your experience level. Come ready to learn!

🗓️07/07/2026
📍Frances Park 2701 Moores River Dr.
⏰6:00pm-8:00pm

What an amazing Pride weekend!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, introduced themselves, cheered each other on, and helped make the day so much fun. We loved meeting new people and celebrating with our community.

A special thank you to Indianapolis Hoydens Women’s Rugby Club for letting us borrow their arm wrestling table, it was a huge hit! We saw some great matches, lots of laughs, and a few surprise champions throughout the day.

If you’ve been thinking about trying rugby, we’d love to have you join us! Our Rugby 101 sessions in July are designed for anyone who’s curious about the sport, no experience needed, just bring yourself. Whether you’re looking to get active, meet new people, or find a welcoming community, there’s a place for you with us.