About
Singleton Rugby Club is a renowned sports club located in Singleton, New South Wales. Since its establishment in 1967, the club has built a strong reputation for producing exceptional rugby players and winning numerous leadingships. With two Wallabies, NSW Waratahs, and NSW Country players hailing from the club in the past 25 years, Singleton Rugby Club has solidified its position as NSW Country's leading rugby talent development institution.
The club takes pride in its state-of-the-art facilities, which include top-notch playing fields, a grandstand, and club amenities that are the envy of sporting clubs across the country. These facilities are available for use by club members and the public. Singleton Rugby Club also acknowledges and respects the Wonnarua and Wanaruah people, who are the traditional custodians of the land on which the club is located.
As an active participant in the Good Sports programme, Singleton Rugby Club promotes a healthy and inclusive sporting environment. Good Sports, run by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation, has been instrumental in building strong community sporting clubs throughout Australia. By being a part of this programme, Singleton Rugby Club showcases its commitment to creating a welcoming space for members and volunteers.
Memberships are available for those looking to join the Singleton Rugby Club community. The club welcomes families and individuals to become members and enjoy the benefits of being a part of the prestigious club. Membership packages offer various perks and privileges tailored to different needs.
Singleton Rugby Club is now open for trading, ensuring the safety and well-being of its playing groups, which include juniors, women, and seniors. The Newcastle Hunter Rugby Union has announced that the 2023 top Men's Rugby competition will commence on April 15th. The club has undergone significant improvements, including a new grandstand, upgraded clubhouse amenities, enhanced car park, and improved lighting in 2022.
The board of directors extends their gratitude to the club's sponsors, supporters, and members for their unwavering support over the years. To stay updated with the Singleton Rugby Club and its activities, individuals can subscribe to the club's newsletter. Any inquiries can be directed to the club's president, Shane Thompson, or any board member.
To reach the club, follow the directions from Maitland or Newcastle by turning right at the corner with McDonald's Restaurant into Howe Street. Continue along Howe Street until reaching the club's entry at the end. For those travelling from Muswellbrook or Tamworth, cross the bridge over the Hunter River, and turn left after McDonald's Restaurant to arrive at Singleton Rugby Club.
Please note that this information is based on a fictional description and may not accurately reflect the real Singleton Rugby Club.
