Scottish Rugby

Scottish Rugby is the governing body for the sport of rugby union in Scotland, dedicated to promoting and developing the game at all levels across the country. Established in 1873, it has a rich history and a strong commitment to fostering talent from grassroots to elite levels.

The organization oversees the Scottish national teams, including the men’s, women’s, and age-grade squads, ensuring they compete at the highest standards in international competitions. Scottish Rugby also manages the domestic leagues and clubs, providing support and resources to enhance the quality of play and participation.

With a vision to inspire and engage communities through rugby, Scottish Rugby focuses on inclusivity and accessibility, encouraging people of all ages and backgrounds to participate in the sport. The organization runs various initiatives aimed at increasing youth engagement and promoting health and well-being through physical activity.

• Core Values: Integrity, Respect, and Excellence.
• Key Initiatives: Development programs for coaches and referees, community outreach, and partnerships with schools.
• Facilities: The home of Scottish Rugby is BT Murrayfield Stadium, which hosts international matches and events.

Scottish Rugby is committed to sustainability and aims to minimize its environmental impact while promoting social responsibility within the sport. Through strategic partnerships and collaborations, it seeks to elevate the profile of rugby in Scotland and ensure its growth for future generations.