WRC te Werve Rugby Union Football Club

1922-2025
Our history
In 1922 the Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij purchased the Te Werve Estate in Rijswijk and set it up as a sports and recreation centre for its staff. Rugby was played here from 1953. Ten years later, Te Werve RFC (with many expats) became champions of the Netherlands. When Shell ceased its sports activities at the end of the last century and sold the estate, the rugby section relocated to The Hague South-West.
In April 1967 our other predecessor was founded: the Wateringse Rugby Club, better known (and notorious) as KMD Rugby. Due to municipal reorganisations and housing plans, the club — by then WRC Haaglanden — moved to its current location on Beresteinlaan in The Hague.
In May 2014 both clubs merged as WRC Te Werve. A small, social rugby club focused on Westland, Rijswijk and The Hague and the expats in these municipalities. A club where fun and love of rugby take centre stage. In the coming years we aim to grow into a stable club with our own representation in every youth category.
PASSION, TEAM SPIRIT & COURAGE
Why we love rugby...

Tough in sport, respectful to the person
“Rugby is a contact sport — hard and honest. Respect, discipline and camaraderie are therefore our core values. It is crucial for the sport to create a safe environment in which players can grow. Above all, we believe it is important to be a club where a great deal of fun is had.“Henk van ZundertChairman
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