OUR HISTORYA TRADITION
OF SUCCESS
1952
1968
BEGINNING
The Niagara Wasps Rugby Football Club was established in the year of 1952. The following is brief summary of each of the decades in our club’s proud history. If you are interested in helping author any or all of these sections please Contact Us.
1970
1970
NFRC Men’s team
The club was established to promote rugby in the Niagara region, welcoming players of all skill levels.
1972
A Competitive Season
The Wasps entered local competitions, starting to build a reputation in the regional rugby community.
1972
Growth in Membership
The club experienced a surge in membership, leading to the formation of additional teams to accommodate players.
1979
A successful decade
Niagara Wasps Rugby Club emerged as a key player in the local rugby scene, bringing together athletes and enthusiasts eager to grow the sport.
1980
1980
Establishment of Youth Programs
The Wasps started youth development programs, aimed at encouraging younger players to take up rugby, introducing skills clinics and training sessions.
1986
A Competitive Season
The Wasps entered local competitions, starting to build a reputation in the regional rugby community.
1987
Expansion of Competitive Play
The 1980s were a transformative decade for the Niagara Wasps Rugby Club, marked by significant growth and development.
1990
1990
Continued Growth in Participation
The Niagara Wasps saw an increase in the number of teams, expanding both men’s and women’s divisions.
1991
Participation in International Tours
The club organized its first international tour, allowing players to experience rugby culture abroad and compete against international teams.
2000
2002
Growth and Progress
The Wasps see significant growth in their junior and women’s programs, contributing to the club’s overall development.
2006
Expanding Horizons
The women’s team reaches new competitive heights, and the club hosts rugby clinics to further engage the Niagara community.
2007
Strengthening the Roots
The club focuses on establishing a strong foundation, expanding membership, and fostering a competitive spirit in regional rugby leagues.
