There's nothing like a three-way round to test a team's spirit — and our Under 8s were up for it this weekend. Our Under 8s travelled to Power House Junior Rugby Club, taking on two of the toughest teams in…
It's Metro Semi Final time! Our Senior Men's 1st XV are away this Saturday, taking on Power House at Noel Clarke Field — and we want the Eltham faithful there in numbers to send them into the finals series with…
Wyndham 31 – Northern/Shepparton/Eltham 5 Friday night marked another exciting milestone for the Girls Rugby competition, with teams making the transition from 7-a-side to 10-a-side — allowing more players to take the field and keep developing their skills and…
A huge thank you to Mhairi and everyone at Maroondah Rugby Club for their incredible generosity and support this weekend. With our home fields still unavailable, they welcomed us with open arms — opening their clubrooms and allowing our U12s…
It's incredibly special to see Eltham Rugby jerseys we donated being proudly worn by our friends at a Samoan rugby club. Watching our club colours continue their journey — and help grow the game in another community — is something…
Eltham/Brimbank 21 – Geelong 17 A magic, sunny winter's day for rugby — and a hard-fought win for our U18s. It was our first game back after four weekends off, and it showed at times, with a few small…
Harlequins 47 – Northern Panthers/Eltham/Shepparton 19 The combined side travelled to Harlequins on a beautiful sunny winter's day for another tough challenge. The first half was an even contest, with both teams trading tries — Jonny crossed the line…
The Under 8s headed to Racing Rugby Club on a chilly winter morning for what was meant to be a straightforward match against Casey — but true Eltham spirit turned it into something even better. With Casey short on players,…
What a morning for our Get Into Rugby crew! This week's session was hosted by Racing Rugby Club, with players split into two groups — 5 & Under and 6+. In the 5 & Under group, William and Cillian…
Our old club jerseys have found a second life in Samoa and Fiji — a beautiful story from two Eltham families.