Lindsay Rugby Football Club

Lindsay Rugby Club’s Mission and Mandate

Thursday, March 1st, 2018

To promote, develop and administer the playing of rugby under safe conditions throughout the Kawartha Lakes area.

To increase the number of male and female participants regardless of age race or creed, Increase the number of groups and educational establishments playing rugby in an organized manner.

Deliver policies and programmes that meet the needs and aspirations of our members and enable them to meet their maximum potential.

To integrate the LRFC into the development plans of Kawartha Lakes, by adding to the community facility inventory for growing and additional user groups to nurture and encourage success through education and example.

Training is beginning….

Tuesday, April 25th, 2023

Some of the training schedules are up now on our Team Page. U18 Boys and U18 Girls as well as U16 teams. Please make a note of your training schedules.

More will be added soon.

2023 Registration is now Open!

Monday, March 13th, 2023

Welcome parents/players to the 2023 rugby season! We are excited for another fantastic year of rugby here at the Lindsay Rugby Club. Please see below important information regarding the season. This information is subject to change based on number of athletes registered, coaches, and league structure. All registrations come with a team t-shirt. See you on the pitch!

Please visit our Registration page for all the information on registering, dates for training, cost etc.

Once you have read this information, you can go to the portal on the Rugby Canada website, and register for this year’s season.

Thank you for your orders

Tuesday, November 15th, 2022

Thank you for shopping for Christmas in our LRFC Gear shop.

We have closed the shop for the season, but will post information here and on FB when it is opened again.

Liam Geddes

Wednesday, March 16th, 2022

It is with heavy hearts that the Lindsay Rugby Club shares the news about the tragic loss of Liam Geddes. Liam was a U18s and men’s player with the club, as well as representing Rugby Ontario and Queen’s University.

Liam’s character both on and off the field will never be forgotten. A devastating opponent, a passionate teammate, and an unwavering friend. Our family has lost a brother.

Forever our teammate. Forever in our hearts.

Our deepest condolences to the Geddes family. We are honoured to have known Liam 🤍🏉.

Information regarding Liam’s visitation and funeral can be found here.

AGM Date Announced!

Thursday, January 6th, 2022

The 2021 LRFC AGM has been rescheduled for Saturday February 12th at 10am.

The meeting will happen virtually, and if you’d like to take part, please email president@lindsayrugby.com with your name and email address and a link for the meeting will be sent.

The Rugby Club is always looking for new board members and volunteers, so hope to see some new faces this year.

Photo: Chris Montgomery

Ryan Hill

Wednesday, December 22nd, 2021

It is with heavy hearts that the Lindsay Rugby Football Club shares the news about the loss of Ryan Hill. Ryan passed away on December 20th at the young age of 37, after a courageous battle with cancer. He leaves behind his wife Patricia and four year old twin boys Reilly and Ryker, loving parents Debbie and Roger, and siblings Andrew and Sarah.
Ryan was a member of our u18 program and our men’s team, after starting his rugby career in high school at I.E. Weldon S.S. Ryan played hard on the pitch, was a very loyal teammate and supporter of the club off the pitch, and will always be remembered for that big smile!
In 2012, Ryan’s character continued to shine bright when he began a career as a firefighter with Ottawa Fire Services, becoming a valued and loyal member of that team for a decade.
Rest in peace.

TRU CUP CHAMPS!!!

Monday, November 1st, 2021

Congratulations to head coach Steve Lamb and our Sr. Men’s team for winning the TRU Cup Championship. The boys were up 12-5 over Mississauga at half and pulled away in the final 40 minutes, en route to an impressive 53-10 victory.

Great way to end the season and thanks for making our club proud!

Jake Webster

Thursday, December 10th, 2020

It is with heavy hearts that the Lindsay Rugby Football Club shares the news about the loss of Jake Webster. Jake was a junior and men’s player with the club, as well as representing Ontario and Canada in men’s 7s and the world junior 15s.

Jake was a fierce competitor on the pitch and a loyal teammate and friend off the pitch. Jake passed away suddenly on December 7th, at the age of 27, leaving behind his family, wife Maggie & two young children.

Rest in peace

Meet the Executive – David Beukeboom

Friday, July 17th, 2020

Name: David Beukeboom
Position: Maintenance Manager

Dave started playing with the Lindsay Rugby Club when he was just 13 and has now been a member for over 16 years. He has had much success in the sport of rugby, but has always considered the Lindsay Rugby Club his home. He has consistently given back to the club and is officially taking on the role of Maintenance Manager. Why does Dave love the rugby club so much?

He says

“The culture. LRFC creates a culture like no other. It feels like home to such a variety of people and really brings them all together. Some of our biggest and longest standing supporters have never even played rugby, but they show up and volunteer their time by sponsoring, coaching, bartending etc. I feel fortunate to be part of such an amazing community of awesome and generous people. They have your back and keep coming back for more!”

Meet the Executive – John Carr

Tuesday, June 30th, 2020

Name: John Carr
Position: Director of Communication

John initially started getting involved with the Lindsay Rugby Club when his son started playing U12 back in 2006. He has served the club in a variety of roles, including organizing and hosting international teams and serving two years as club President. While John originally thought he would be an active member of the club community as long as his son played, his son has not played in 8 years and John is still an active member of the board. What does John love about the LRFC? He says

“rugby has a long history of strong social connections. I have made many good friends through rugby and have had the opportunity to visit a few places I probably never would have gone because of them.”