Meet our Hogs TEAMS
At GRFC, our teams represent the diversity, spirit, and grit that define Hogs rugby. Whether it’s a league match, a youth session, or a first-time training, you’ll feel the energy that makes this club special.
Join us on, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday mornings.
MEN’S TEAMS
Power. Pride. Progression.
GRFC’s men’s rugby structure is built on strength, unity, and development. Our Senior Men’s team leads the charge in national competition, while our U20 side represents the future of the club, developing young athletes into confident, competitive players.
Senior Men's Team
The Senior Men’s squad is the flagship team of GRFC. Known for physicality, discipline, and tactical awareness, this group competes at the highest level of domestic rugby in Botswana. Whether it’s home fixtures at Gaborone Rugby Club or away clashes against fierce rivals, the Hogs bring fire to every contest.
Key Features:
Regular training sessions (Tuesday and Thursday from 6pm) focused on high-performance rugby
Participation in league and cup competitions
A proud legacy of producing national team players
Under 20 development Squad
The GRFC U20s are our next generation of Hogs—ambitious, fearless, and hungry to learn. This team gives young men a pathway into senior rugby while emphasizing core skills, strength development, and game intelligence. Many of our senior standouts began their journeys right here.
U20 Program Highlights:
Regular training sessions (Tuesday and Thursday from 6pm) focused on skills training designed for player growth
Competitive fixtures against other junior sides
Direct mentoring from senior players and coaches
women's team
Driven. United. Ever Rising.
The GRFC Women’s Team is one of the fastest-growing and most dynamic parts of the club. Over the past few years, our women have shattered expectations—on the field and off—proving that rugby is for everyone and that passion, discipline, and teamwork know no gender.
Whether competing in 7s tournaments, or 10-a-side matches, our squad trains with purpose and plays with pride. We are building more than a team—we’re building a movement for women’s rugby in Botswana.
Our players range from first-time athletes to seasoned competitors, but all share the same drive: to challenge themselves, support one another, and represent GRFC with honour.
Features of the GRFC Women’s Program:
Structured Training – Weekly sessions (Tuesday’s and Thursdays from 5:30pm) focusing on core rugby skills, conditioning, and tactical awareness
Player Development – Individual mentorship, goal setting, and pathway support into national squads
Competitive Fixtures – Friendly matches, local league participation, and tournament representation
Inclusive Environment – No prior experience needed—just commitment and a club-first attitude
Player Welfare – Focus on injury prevention, mobility, and female-specific strength protocols
Sisterhood – A welcoming, supportive culture built on trust, resilience, and shared pride
OLD BOYS TEAM - "Madalas"
Legacy. Brotherhood. Lifelong Hogs.
The GRFC Old Boys “Madalas”, are more than former players—they’re the foundation on which the club stands today. Made up of retired Hogs from across the decades, this team celebrates the rich history, friendships, and unforgettable moments of GRFC’s past.
Though no longer competing week in and week out, the Old Boys still bring passion to the pitch through occasional social matches, touch rugby days (Every Monday from 6pm), and annual club events. Whether sharing stories on the sidelines or helping shape the next generation, they remain a vital part of the Hogs family.
What the Old Boys bring:
Club spirit and tradition
Mentorship and support for younger players
Unrivaled knowledge of the game (and great post-match banter)
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Future Hogs in the making.
Our youth rugby program is where it all begins. Every Saturday, we run fun, friendly sessions for boys and girls of all ages and abilities. From first passes to game understanding, we aim to nurture a lifelong love for the game.
Program features:
Safe, welcoming environment
Coaches trained in youth development
Emphasis on fun, teamwork, and physical literacy
“We teach rugby, but we build character.”