Rugby

Club Values: Respect, Honesty, Proud, Inclusive, Committed, Enjoyment

Stirling County is one of the leading rugby clubs in Scotland, with our men’s senior team playing in the new FOSROC Super6 competition, complemented by our Wolves first and second XVs who play in Tennent’s National 1 and the West reserve league 1st Division.

Our Women’s Team compete in the Tennent’s Women’s senior league, while our junior ‘Rugby Academy’ is highly regarded, with over 400 boys and girls from the ages of 7 to 18, regularly training and successfully playing in matches and tournaments throughout the country.

Our Youth and Girls teams have had consistent success at National Cup and Conference level over many years and our positive playing and coaching ethos is the envy of many other clubs in Scotland. Fun and participation is at the centre of everything we do.

Developing our rugby talent is central to Stirling County’s objectives and we are continuing to invest in the necessary infrastructure to provide our players with the best opportunities to progress in the sport. We are proud to be a club where a child can start playing rugby from the age of 7 and continue to play up until Senior rugby with the Wolves or attain semi-professional rugby with our Super6 without moving from their local club. We are one of the very few clubs in Scotland that can boast this accolade.

Many of our young players have gone on to play rugby at the highest level with professional teams and represent Scotland at age grade or full international level. We also work with local primary and secondary schools and the University of Stirling, to offer as many youngsters as possible the opportunity to play rugby.

We pride ourselves in our inclusivity, we are open to all and are pleased to be able to cater for all players, irrespective of their drives, be it to someday represent their country or to simply enjoy themselves with friends.

For more information please click on each of the sections below for the relevant team or get in touch via our Contact Form.