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The Ebb Tide Rugby Football Club is the oldest continuously operating Over-40 rugby club in British Columbia, Canada. We have active players between the ages of 38 and 70's and active social members well into their 80's.  Social members and visitors are welcome to join us at our regular Thursday evening run-around.  Ebb Tide is a member of the Pacific Northwest Over 40's Rugby Union.

Players are eligible to play at 38 years.

Now that the summer training sessions are over we return to Bullen Park for the Fall
5:30 pm at Bullen Park next Esquimalt Recreation Centre

To see if Bullen is open or closed, click here to check the field status.
Changeroom #4 in Arena
527 Fraser Street, Esquimalt BC

Beverages to follow at the Gorge Pointe Pub

Visit the Schedules Page for a listing of the games and dates.

Rugby Canada registration begins from the home site and the member login option at the top

https://reg.sportlomo.com/rugbycanada

Our COVID-19 playing rules remain in effect until such a time as Phase 4 comes into play.

As a reminder:

  • play is 6-aside
  • entrance to and exit from the field is from “gates” on the side line
  • hand sanitizer used before entering and exiting play, and attestation are still required
  • your Rugby Canada registration must be completed before playing, so please ensure your registration for 2020/2021 is still valid and if not, please register sooner than later – here’s the link https://rugbycanada.sportlomo.com/
  • play will continue as long as the NDP feel its safe to do so and the COVID curve continues to trend downward

How to Register with Sportlomo

BCRU Attestation Instructions on Computer for Ebb Tide Members

BCRU Attestation Instructions on Mobile Devices for Ebb Tide Members

Greetings all,

Hopefully you and your families are healthy and as happy as can be under the circumstances. There has not been a lot to report since the November suspension of adult sports but with vaccinations and other actions there is some reason for optimism about returning to the rugby pitch.

February 5, 2021

Earlier today, Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the extension of the current Public Health Order with no definitive end date. This extension maintains the restrictions that are in place for sport as specified in the Gathering and Events Order updated on January 8, 2021. This extension is likely to last the month of February, although Dr. Bonnie Henry made clear the opened ended extension is intentional.

Happy New Year/Hogmanay Ebb Tiders!

For some, this email will be a reminder but for the rest us here’s an update on what’s happening with BCRU and getting back to running around again.

BCRU indicated back in December, in response to PHO restrictions, that Phase 3 resumption (touch rugby practices) will not occur until later in January or sometime in February. Keeping fingers on the pulse, the exec anticipates, realistically, a February restart (so there’s still at least three weeks for personal training to get fit ready for when we get back to it). Another update will be emailed out as soon as confirmation is received from BCRU to resume practice touch sessions… In the meantime, keep an ear to the Facebook page and the website for changes and more information as it becomes available.

Here's to looking at the try line in the coming weeks and cheers!

Chris - Vice President

Ongoing issues with the Rugby Canada and Sportlomo web platforms have delayed registration for the rugby restart. Therefore, the first run is scheduled for Friday September 18 @ 5:30 at Bullen Park. But before then here are the steps that need to be taken:

  • Darren will get the RC & Sportlomo sites functioning properly for our club
  • Darren will prepare an e-mail to members explaining the new process with links to get started
  • Members have to register BEFORE 5:30pm on Friday September 18
  • Members will also have to do the COVID attestation BEFORE 5:30pm on Friday September 18, you will get instructions on how to do this

Please have another look at the e-mail sent out on September 2 with details about how the runs will be conducted.

Thanks for your patience and cooperation.

Game on!

Glen

COVID-19 has had a major impact on all our lives, including on our rugby club, our members, and their families. It has been a rough sea to navigate during an everchanging situation. BC Rugby and by association the Ebb Tide Rugby Football Club has had to shut down all rugby related activities including practices and social events, considering the risk of infection transmission and potential severity of the COVID-19 virus.

  1. 2020 AGM Summary
  2. Executive Update - July 27, 2020
  3. Rugby Canada statement on Return to Play
  4. May 2020 - Ebb Tide Executive Update
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