News 2010

• KE to play exhibition Sevens Rugby Match vs KW at halftime of FC Buffalo Soccer Match at All High Stadium 7 pm July 11
• DeGuehery, Kirk, Joyce, MacDonnell play for NYS Allstars at the Potomac Challenge Cup Tournament held at Founders Field in Pittsburgh, PA.
• KE Honors 15 graduating seniors at Team Picnic
• SWOW falls to KE to Close Out the Season
• KE defeats KW 19 - 5 in "friendly" rivalry game
• KE JV loses close one to Ken West despite Maniscalo tries
• OP defeats KE on quick strikes. B side wins over OP B
• A and B combine to Beat Visitors from Erie, PA
• KW skills and agression too much for KE at Edison Field on Wednesday
• KE travels to School Without Walls with 38 players for first league match and comes away with two victories
• Hamburg scrimmage was a success. 35 played, 10 for the first time.
• Rugby Sevens on TV Click
• Beginners Guide to Rugby PDF
• Video Introduction to Rugby Movie
• Learn the Laws Quizes
• Before You Go to See Invictus Watch This 2009 ESPY Video
• Spring Meetings and Practices Have Started See Calendar
• Join our new text message annoucement group. Text "join kerugby" to 292929
• Rugby is now in the Olympic Games Read More

News 2009

• Team Picnic 5:30 pm Tuesday June 2 Lincoln Park Shelter #1
• KE Takes NYS D2 Championship with 29-15 win over SWW at Rochester Rhinos Stadium
• KE defeated School Without Walls in Rochester to finish 6-1 at the top of Division II
• KE defeated McQuaid 22-15 to finish on top of U17 at 5-1
• KE uses 29 point second half to defeat Grand Island 39 - 28
• U17 Allstar Tryout - May 16 Sat - 1:30 pm - Batavia, NY
• KE Rugby gets hard fought wins by the U17 against Ken West and U19 over Southtowns
• KE starts season with U19 win over Hamburg and U17 win at Fairport
• Olympic Games Promotional Video
• NYS League Standings

 

Welcome to KE Rugby

The KE Rugby Club has joined Kenmore West, Orchard Park, Southtowns, East Aurora and City Honors School, Grand Island and Hamburg in the wave of new youth rugby clubs in western New York. While rugby is played widely around the world it has until recently only been found in clubs and colleges in the United States. In the last five years the youth game has been the fastest growing sector of rugby with almost 800 youth-high school programs nationwide.

We are not an official sport at Kenmore East High School. All boys and girls under 19 years of age who live close enough to make after school practices near Kenmore East are welcome to play. We have members from Ken East, Sweet Home, Williamsville East, St Joe's, Tonawanda and North Tonawanda high schools. No experience is necessary. Everyone plays.