club rugby

Looking for your local club?

Across the Coast, there’s a rugby club for everyone. Whether you’re keen to play, coach, ref or get stuck in behind the scenes, you’ll find a community that fits you.

With six proud clubs spread across the West Coast region, there’s a tight-knit community waiting to welcome you in.

South Westland Rugby West Coast
Logo of Kiwi Rugby Football Club Hokitika, featuring a kiwi bird standing over a rugby ball on a blue background.
Grey Valley Rugby Club - West Coast
Blaketown Rugby Club - Greymouth
Wests Rugby Club- Hokitika
Marist Greymouth Rugby Club
South Westland Rugby West Coast
Blaketown Rugby Club - Greymouth
Green background with a white laurel wreath, large green letter M, red letters R.F.C., and white text reading Greymouth Marist.
Kiwi Rugby Club - Hokitika
Grey Valley Rugby Club - West Coast
Wests Rugby Club- Hokitika

More Than Just a Game.

Club Rugby on the West Coast

Rugby players in blue and black uniforms competing for the ball on a grassy field during a match, with a group of players in red and black uniforms watching in the background.

Club rugby has always been at the heart of the West Coast. From muddy paddocks and mining towns to proud provincial moments, the club scene continues to bring communities together through a shared love for the game.

The Coast is home to six proud clubs: South Westland, Wests, Kiwi, Marist, Blaketown and Grey Valley, spanning both rural and urban communities. Each club reflects the character of its people — tough, committed and passionate about the jersey.

Whether you're chasing a competitive game, sharpening your skills, returning to the field or giving rugby a go for the first time, there’s a place for you here. Club rugby on the Coast isn’t just about playing. It’s about belonging.

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2025 Club Rugby Champions - Wests rugby football club

Rugby team crest featuring the words 'West', 'Hokitika', 'NZ', and 'Rugby' with a lighthouse, shield, and a stylized figure playing rugby.

Back to back winners in a grueling hard fought match with Kiwi, taking the win 26-24 and being crowned Champions for 2025.

A group of rugby players and supporters on a grassy field, posing with a trophy after a match in rainy weather. They are wearing red and black jerseys with 'Stumpers' printed on them, some in black jackets, and a few children in green bibs. The group is standing and kneeling around a glass display case containing a large trophy, with a coach and team members smiling and making celebratory gestures.