Yamba Buccaneers Rugby Union Club is a small, but successful, rugby club playing in the Far North Coast Rugby Union Zone in NSW. The Club has been playing since 1975 and has strong participation by boys and girls in our Junior Teams (U8s to U18s) and also across our Senior men's team who play in the FNC's 2nd Grade competition.

We have recorded exponential growth in junior playing numbers in recent years, growing from 70 juniors in 2019 to over 160 in 2024 and now includes 2 junior female teams. Our Senior team has punched well above its weight in recent years, making grand finals in 2017, 2018, 2022 and 2023 and winning a Premiership in 2018.

Our Philosophy

Yamba Buccaneers Rugby Club strives to provide opportunities for everyone in our community to participate in healthy, safe and inclusive rugby activities in a fun and family orientated environment. The club is managed by dedicated volunteer staff, all of who tirelessly provide their skills, time and assistance to ensure the club can offer a variety of structured programs.

As we are a local community sports club, our major source of revenue is generated from membership fees and donations received from generous individuals and businesses. These funds are then reinvested into the club for the benefit of all members.

Any tax deductable donation to the Yamba Buccaneers will assist in providing financial assistance for the following:

Coaching and coach development

Rugby equipment

Training resources

Sporting facility developments

Player and team travel

We also have a significant number of juniors representing Far North Coast in State and Country Championships, and these Yamba athletes help raise the profile of rugby in our area and help to attract further players and resources.

All donations to Yamba Buccaneers Rugby Club will directly support rugby in Yamba. By making a donation we can ensure the sustainability of grassroots rugby and provide greater opportunities for our athletes. 

Please show your support for Yamba rugby by making a tax deductible donation today.