MAKE FRIENDS.
HAVE FUN AND SUCCEED.
PLAY RUGBY IN HOBART.
OUR SPONSORS
Queens Head Hotel
Taroona's home off the rugby field. The Queens Head Hotel has provided support, a great meal and a place to celebrate for a number of years.
Cheers to the team at the QH!
Port Cygnet Cannery
What don't they do? Venue, function space, bar, kitchen and cellar door.
The Port Cygnet Cannery is also a massive supporter of junior rugby.
PCT Plumbing Services
As a locally owned and operated business, PCT provide expert advice in a professional and punctual manner at a competitive price.
Always ready to lend a hand, we can't thank Pete enough for his support.
Ilec
Experience counts in rugby, and with 70 years experience, Ilec can make your project a success. Ilec offers electrical and communication service, installation and design solutions.
Fall Real Estate
Fall Real Estate is now one of the largest independent, family owned real estate businesses in Tasmania and are proud to support Taroona.
OUR TEAMS
Senior Women
Taroona currently fields a senior women's team, playing in the 7s roster and combining to play 15s when games are available.
We are continuing work in developing a supportive women's community. Senior Women engage frequently with juniors to encourage connection and provide support for younger players.
TRAINING
Senior Training
Training for senior teams is at 6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays
at Rugby Park, New Town.
Pre-Season Training starts late January or early February depending on the season. Check the Taroona Rugby Club Facebook page for more information or contact us using the form below. New players at all skill levels are welcome.
Junior Training
Training for juniors is from 4:30 - 5:30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays
at Rugby Park, New Town.
Training starts around April/May depending on the season. Check the Taroona Rugby Club Facebook page for more information or contact us using the form below.
Emperor Penguins Club
The Emperor Penguins Club is a group of our most devout supporters who get together for three lunches throughout the season prior to three key home games.
This great group comprises of past players, parents and partners of the current team, all are welcome to join.
Membership provides a counter meal and beer, wine or bubbles prior to each of the designated matches.
OUR CLUB
When a group of innovative and dedicated men got together at the Imperial Hotel in Hobart back in 1947 with the idea to form the Taroona Rugby Club, they would not have imagined it would continue for 70 years and turn into the great club it has become.
Recent history has seen on-field success in the senior men’s division with premierships in 2007, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2018 and 2020, but it is off the field where the club comes into its own. The strong culture we have developed has allowed us to focus on developing junior rugby and pathways into senior rugby. Our culture has allowed us to expand our strong on field performance into success in women’s rugby at senior and junior level.
The club is also an active member of the community with charity events each year which not only raise money but awareness for worthy causes. We honour past players and welcome new supporters through our Emperor Penguins Club, with lunches and events build around key games in the roster each year.
Taroona at its core is a family club. Whether you have a long history in the sport and have moved to Hobart or are looking to try something new and meet new people. Everyone is welcome and made to feel at home at Taroona.
Rugby is what brings us together, but it is our club that keeps us together.
The Taroona Rugby Club is a member of the Tasmanian Rugby Union.
CONTACT
Home Ground
The Penguin Fortress
(Rugby Park)
1 Selfs Point Rd, New Town TAS 7008
Get in touch
To find out more about playing or supporting the Taroona Rugby Club, please contact us via the form below:
Home Pub
The Queens Head Hotel
400 Elizabeth St, North Hobart
Committee
President: Simon Plumb
Vice President: Tom Aldous
Secretary: tbc
Treasurer: tbc
Members: Deon Scanlon, Sarah Atkinson, Ryan Turner, Camille Rigby, James Holman