Girls Middle School Tackle Rugby is for all girls, any size and skill level.  NO experience necessary.  Players from all area schools are welcome. The girl's team is coached by former players with years of experience.  The middle school girls season runs mid-January through May with practices on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.  

Practice starts January 18th at the Shipley Building in the AG Center.  Times: Tuesdays 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM and Thursdays 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM. After March 15th practices move outside to either Springdale Prep or Bark Hill Park. Inclement Weather Policy: Please check your email throughout the day for cancellation information.

The Marauders middle school girls play in the EGRL league as well as the Chesapeake Rugby Conference. Games are played throughout Maryland as well as parts of Virginia and Pennsylvania. 

Registration is now open.

Hope to see you there! Bring a friend!  Any questions don't hesitate to ask.

For more information contact:
Brian Melody - [email protected]

Celebrating 28 years, the New Windsor Marauder’s Program began in 1995. The program’s founders were retired and current adult rugby players who felt a youth program would benefit the youth of Carroll County. The Marauders Rugby Club is sponsored by the West Carroll Recreation Council and the Carroll County Department of Recreation and Parks. The Club is a member of the Mid-Atlantic Rugby Union, under the direction of and governed by a division of USA Rugby.

Since it's establishment in 2003, the girls’ program has earned 14 Maryland State Championship titles and has competed in the National Invitational Tournament a total of 9 times in places like Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Portland, Maine; Salt Lake City, Utah; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Palo Alto, California. Invitations to this tournament are limited to the best sixteen teams in the U.S. and our club has finished as high as 6th in the nation. 

Countless players have gone on play rugby at the collegiate, women’s club, and even international levels. Additionally, numerous players have received scholarships. Women’s rugby is now an Olympic sport and many university rugby programs are entering the NCAA division system or adding rugby to their athletic offerings, which creates more potential for scholarships.