The Washington Women’s Rugby Football Club, better known as the DC Furies, is one of the oldest women’s rugby clubs in the nation. We believe that rugby is a sport that everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy year round.

The Washington Women’s Rugby Football Club, better known as the DC Furies, is one of the oldest women’s rugby clubs in the nation. The Furies currently participate in both the Division 1 rugby. The club is comprised of a mix of elite, developmental, and beginner athletes.

Feb 3, 2025 · The DC Furies' 43rd Annual Ruggerfest is one of the largest all women's rugby tournaments in the United States. Brackets include U19/High School, College, and Social and Competitive Senior clubs. Have questions? Email [email protected]

The Washington Women’s Rugby Football Club (WWRFC), more commonly known as the Furies, was founded in 1978 in Washington, D.C. The team was originally formed from a nucleus of five skilled and hardworking rugby players, and quickly developed into a highly competitive club team.

In the spring and fall, the Furies field competitive club rugby 15s teams. During the summer, the Furies play in 7s tournaments at both a competitive and social level. Practices take place within the Washington, D.C. metro area.

spring 2025 SCHEDULE *** Designates Matrix Games . February 18th, First Official Spring Practice Deanwood Rec Center 7-9pm. March 8th, HOME vs Rappahannock and Severn River

You can find information about all of our upcoming events in the calendar below. Or hit the button to view a list of the season’s scheduled matches.

May 1, 2024 · ABOUT THE TEAM: The Washington Women’s Rugby Football Club, better known as the DC Furies, is one of the oldest women’s rugby clubs in the nation. The Furies are a 501(c)(3) organization with the goal of providing competitive and social rugby for athletes in the D.C. metropolitan area.

During 7s season, the furies field both competitive and social teams. team thunder Our competitive 7s side – Team Thunder – plays in qualifying tournaments across the Mid-Atlantic for the USA Rugby Women's Club 7s National Championship .

In the spring and fall, the Furies field competitive club rugby 15s teams. During the summer, the Furies play in 7s tournaments at both a competitive and social level. Practices take place within the Washington, D.C. metro area.