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After 80 minutes of fierce rugby, both teams come together for the post-match drink-up, a tradition rooted in hospitality, reconciliation, and fellowship. While American celebrations may take place in Irish pubs, basements, or parking lots rather than established clubhouses, their welcoming spirit remains powerful. For many players, the drink-up becomes rugby’s greatest reward—and a lifelong brotherhood.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 11th Annual Papa Joe Golf Outing at Western Lakes Golf Course.…
Founding president, captain, historian, and standard-bearer of Harlequins rugby. The Milwaukee Barbarians Rugby Club mourns the passing of Joe McCook,…
The Milwaukee Barbarians are excited to share that Ty Ash (President), Jared Abt (Club Secretary), and Collin DeOcampo (Player at…
The Milwaukee Barbarians are proud to announce Joe Schuster and Pat Sharpe as the newest members of the club’s Hall…
At the annual awards banquet, we once again got to celebrate excellence both on and off the pitch. This includes…
Fifty years. Thousands of tackles, tries, tours, and post-match stories. But 2025 felt different—in the best way. We didn’t just…
One of the many draws of rugby football is that more than a sport and an ethos, it is a…
The Milwaukee rugby community has once again shown what’s possible when we work together. This fall, the club wrapped up…
