Bay Area Baracus Rugby Football Club

Quality rugby, good times.
Baracus plays hard rugby, but retains its irreverent and irie roots.
One star off because the club current lacks any representation from the Irish.
If you are Irish, please join Baracus so that you can show the club how to drink Jameson’s.

I was fairly new to rugby and was interested in learning how to better my skills and apply them at a high level of play. I tried to contact a few of the other San Francisco teams but did not get any reply. That is until I got hooked up with BA Baracus Rugby Club. Not only was everyone I met extremely nice, they were more than willing to help me improve my game. I have played with them for two years now and don’t think I would want to play anywhere else. If you are looking for a great club, both on and off the field, I highly recommend playing for the BA Baracus Rugby Club

BA Baracus is the favorite of the 3 clubs I have played for in my rugby career. It’s made up of guys who like to play the rugby the right way: hard, clean and with no regrets. Baracus is like the Bay Area, you get all types of characters, but on the field they are like family. Good times are never in short supply on and off the field.

I like Baracus cause the boys are hot. It’s fun to watch them run around in their little shorts.

Much more laid back than the name of the club suggests, Baracus’ strength is the cohesion of its members. These guys are like brothers and it shows on and off the field. I’ve known many rugby clubs and this is the best.

Even if I wasn’t being made to write this with a gun at my temple, I would give my club 5 stars. Why? Best blend of semi-​serious rugby and good times. Interesting people. For every hippy on the team I would like to smack, there is a right winger on the club who deserves a stick in the eye. But who cares about politics when you have teammates with whom to ball and hit?
What drew me to B-​Cus circa 2002 was class. The club still knows to honor opponents, refs, spectators, etc. and to do the right things on and off the pitch.
We have started an annual 10s tournament, we work with youth rugby. Even if you have not played rugby before, come check us out. Good times all the time… We welcome straight, gay, somewhere in between, single dads, marrieds, the whole ball of mud.
«Just because you turn 18 doesn’t mean you don’t like to hit people anymore” – Mike Spencer
«Playing rugby means never having to grow up,» Mike Spencer