Alamo City Rugby Football Club

Remembering a Legend: Bill Harmon

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a true pillar of our club, Bill Harmon. As one of our original founders and a former Club President, Bill didn’t just help build this club—he sustained it for decades. We could never speak enough about Bill, because now and forever, he is Mr. Alamo City.

If something positive happened at our club, Bill likely had a hand in it. He was our greatest advocate and our most reliable leader. Whether we were celebrating a win or navigating a slump, Bill was the steady hand that kept us moving forward.

His Impact Was Everywhere

• The Hall of Fame: A well-deserved inductee who embodied everything our team stands for.

• The "Dirty Work": Bill’s dedication never outgrew the trenches. Just this past summer, he was right there with us, spreading seed and prepping the match pitch. He didn’t just build the club; he literally tended to its roots until the very end.

• The Bridge to the Future: Bill was "The Guy." When we needed jerseys or field improvements, he secured the support and funding needed to keep us elite.

• The Constant Presence: He attended board meetings every single season—even when they went virtual. He was that wonderfully eccentric "old grandpa" or uncle of the club. You could count on him to randomly hold up a newspaper clipping during a Zoom call when a fellow Old Boy joined, saying, "Hey, I’ve got an article about you right here!"

A Lifelong Devotion

Bill lived and breathed Alamo City. Even in his final days, his heart was on the pitch. He was looking forward to our upcoming match against Corpus, asking just a day prior what he could do to help us out at the field.

Bill was more than a founder, he was the soul of this club. We will miss him every time we step onto the grass he helped grow and the pitch he helped build.

Rest in peace, Bill. We'll take it from here.

A Word From The Club President:

It is with heavy hearts that we announce that our founding member, former president, Hall of Famer, a true pillar of our club and most importantly our friend - William "Bill" Harmon - has passed away.

We are still finding this hard to process.

From founding the club in 1983 and filling the roll as vice president to being club president from 1987-1989 to voted into the Hall of Fame in 2002 to giving this new club president guidance on being a good club president, Bill is the embodiment of lifelong devotion. This is why you will always be Mr. Alamo City and the gold standard that I would live to reach.

There is so much more GREAT things to be said about Bill but I cannot put the words together at this moment. You will be forever missed. Alamo City cannot thank you enough. I, personally, cannot thank you enough.

We will be thinking of you from every time we step onto Bowie Field.

Rest in peace Bill.

- TCU Mike

More information on his funeral services will posted when received

CCRFC Crabs v Alamo City Rugby - William Garza Texas Rugby

Saturday is for Rugby. 🏉

Alamo City vs. Corpus Christi Crabs.

 kick off@ 2:00 PM.

Location: 3605 Goliad Rd
San Antonio, TX 78223
United States

Be there. Be loud. 😤

From our rugby family to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas! 🎄🏉

Whether you’re a player, coach, supporter, or parent, thank you for being part of our pack this year. May your day be filled with family, food, and plenty of festive cheer. See you back on the pitch soon! 🎅✨

We just want to send a huge thank you to every single person who turned up for the club BBQ! The weather held out, the food was incredible, and the atmosphere was even better.
It’s moments like these that truly show what the Alamo city rugby family is all about. Whether you were grilling, organizing, or just bringing the good vibes, your support means the world to us. This is more than just a club—it's a community.

Casual Touch Rugby & BBQ today! Join us at our home fields at 1:30pm for a relaxing day of running around followed by food and drinks of your choosing.

Here is the address to our fields: 3605 Goliad Rd, San Antonio, TX 78223, United States.

Sorry to all for the late notice but due to military obligations, Old Skool has requested to reschedule our home game for 2026. Players are still going to do an intersquad play/scrimmage at 2pm at Brooks Park. That now means we have 5 matches planned for 2026. More rugby for us! Again, we do apologize.