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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.

etgolf champs2018Thank you to all the Ebb Tide members and guests who participated in the annual Ebb Tide Golf Tournament hosted at the Cedar Hill Golf Course.  A total of 13 groups (52 players) took part on a nice afternoon and the course was in great condition.  Thank you to the staff at Cedar Hill for hosting a great banquet dinner following the Shamble Format tournament.  A good time was had by all and we look forward to returning to Cedar Hill in 2019.  Mark your calendar now for August 24, 2019.  It would be great to get more Ebb Tide players out for this fun season opening social event.

Best Team Trophy:  Joe Frenette, Rae Roer, Les Bryan, Paul Sartorio
Ebb Tide Low Score:  Joe Frenette (30)
Guest Low Score Men's:  Jimi Weedsmark (33)
Guest Low Score Women's:  Diana Hunter (41)  Ulla Hansen (41)
Men's Long Drive:  Dave Digout
Ladies Long Drive:  Lori Chestnut
Men's Closest to the Pin:  Paul Leslie
Women's Closest to the Pin:  Ulla Hansen

The Annual General Meeting was held on Thursday, June 7, 2018 @ 7:00 pm in the Windsor Park Pavilion.  To view a copy of the minutes please click on the link below.

The new season schedule has been added to the main menu.  Click here to view.

et golf 2018The annual Ebb Tide Golf Tournament is scheduled for Saturday, August 25, 2018

12:30 - Check In / Registration
Tee Times begin at 1:00 pm
Only 15 tee-times reserved, so don't miss out

Cedar Hill Golf Club (1400 Derby Road)

Early Bird registration is $60 per player includes:

  • Shamble Format (see below)
  • Prizes
  • 9 Holes of Golf
  • Dinner Buffet

Late Registration after August 12th is $65 per player

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Shamble Format:
A shamble is a type of golf tournament that combines elements of a scramble with elements of regular stroke play.  Like in a scramble, all members of a team tee off and the best ball of the four tee shots is selected. All players move their balls to the spot of the best ball. From this point, the hole is played out at stroke play, with all members of the team playing their own ball into the hole.

The Ebb Tide RFC newsletter is available for download below. Stay up to date with current news, events and tours happening within the club.

The file is in pdf format so if you have troubles viewing it make sure you have the free Adobe Reader which is a free program you can download here.

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May 4th welcomed the arrival of a boat load of the TWITS players. A touring side was returning from a cruise line while another 10 arrived from the mainland to bolster the ranks.  It made for some formidable numbers.  Ebb Tide players arrived in numbers also, being a normal practice day.

Despite warnings of thunder storms, the weather held up with just some light showers.  On this day, the TWITS seemed to hold onto the ball much better and showed more aggression going into contact.  They scored 4 times to the Ebb Tide 1 demonstrating some thunderous runs.  Ebb Tide try scored by Jim Jimmo during a moment of more direct go forward play.

Not the performance Ebb Tide hoped for the last regulation match.  Despite that, good fun was had by all back at the JBAA clubhouse.  Ebb Tide chose Casey, one of the backs, as their TWITS Man of the Match.  Jim Zosiak was chosen by the TWITS as their Man of the Match.  On the other hand, the coveted Red Jacket went to our illustrious JP Lussier who has played his last match with us (or has he?) as he will be moving to the Courtenay area this coming June.  Ebb Tide wishes all the best to him and his family.  A great servant to the club!

Fifteen road warriors, plus Bob Love as trainer, made the trip Sunday to Abbotsford. Spares were needed, but at least we started the game with a full squad! The Originals, as usual at home, fielded a strong team though didn’t have many on the bench.

Geoff left the game early with a torn calf, our first injury. Jamie Hannivan  followed shortly after with a broken collar bone, then John Romphf with a bad back. Abby was kind enough to lend a quality player but with their short bench we ended up 14 on 14, and finally 13 on 13. The opposition back line made good use of the extra space, running in 8 tries to our 2. Their “new guy who has never played rugby before” turned out to be an ex-CFL player. Ouch.

Scorers for Ebb Tide were Cobra and Deryl Townsend (our new prop from Fort Mac). Our red jacket went to Tim Walshaw for a great deal of high performance tackling out on the wing. The Originals selected either Deryl Townsend or Jay Jimmo as man of the match, some confusion there as they seemed surprised to find out that we had two “big bald props”.

The call for players was well answered as 30 players showed up for the game against the Snowcaps on Sunday. The Snowcaps showed why they are currently one of the strongest ones in league. They supported their players well and dominated the scrums and loose plays, thus leaving Ebb Tide on the defense for most of the game. Final score: Snowcaps 5 – Ebb Tide 2. Scorers: Lee Wakely and Dave Jack. Man of the match: Jim Zosiak.

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