National Championships: 1990 (D1), 1999 (RSL)
National Runners-Up: 1982 (D1), 1985 (D1), 1986 (7s), 1987 (7s), 1988 (7s), 2001 (7s), 2004 (7s), 2013 (7s), 2015 (7s)
National Semi-Finals: 1981 (D1), 1982 (D1), 1985 (D1), 1987 (D1), 1988 (D1), 1989 (D1), 1990 (D1), 2013 (D1),
National Quarter-Finals: 1986 (7s), 1987 (7s), 1988 (7s), 1989 (7s), 1990 (7s), 1991 (7s), 1996 (7s), 2001 (7s), 2002 (7s), 2003 (7s), 2004 (7s), 2005 (7s), 2006 (7s), 2007 (7s), 2008 (7s), 2009 (7s), 2010 (7s), 2012 (7s), 2013 (7s), 2014 (7s), 2015 (7s), 1999 (D1), 2013 (D1)
National Round of 16: 1996 (7s), 1998 (D1), 1999 (D1), 2001 (7s), 2002 (7s), 2003 (7s), 2004 (7s), 2005 (7s), 2006 (7s), 2007 (7s), 2008 (7s), 2009 (7s), 2010 (7s), 2011 (7s), 2012 (7s), 2013 (D1), 2013 (7s), 2014 (7s), 2015 (7s)
About the Denver Barbarians
The Denver Barbarians Rugby Football Club (the Barbos) was founded in 1967. The initial members were men that had been playing rugby with some of the local collegiate teams or were Lacrosse players that wanted to learn new skills. The Barbos were the first club side and became the standard for post collegiate rugby in the region.
With the growth of the sport in the ensuing decades the Barbos played a larger role in game both on and off the field. The Barbos supplied many players to all levels of select side play including the Eagles, the United States National Team. In addition many referees, coaches, and administrators at all levels have emerged from the Barbos ranks. The Club has won championships at the National, Territorial, and Local level in both 15’s and seven-a-side play.
Today the club has 60+ players fielding teams in three different leagues of play. The Super League Team competes against 15 other club teams from all over the United States. This is the highest level of competitive play in the U.S. and requires a great deal of travel all compressed into a three month period in the spring. We also field a team in Division II of the National Club Competition and are very competitive with this team. The Barbos “Olde Boys” team competes in the recreational division locally.
The club supports youth rugby by providing clinics and coaches to high school and middle school teams. We also are involved in community service activities promoting several charitable events throughout the year.
Want to play for the Denver Barbarians?
As always, new or experienced players are welcomed and encouraged to come out and show your face. Nobody will ever be turned away.
Need to contact the Denver Barbarians?
Please see the Rocky Mountain Rugby Senior Club Contacts List.
National Runners-Up: 1982 (D1), 1985 (D1), 1986 (7s), 1987 (7s), 1988 (7s), 2001 (7s), 2004 (7s), 2013 (7s), 2015 (7s)
National Semi-Finals: 1981 (D1), 1982 (D1), 1985 (D1), 1987 (D1), 1988 (D1), 1989 (D1), 1990 (D1), 2013 (D1),
National Quarter-Finals: 1986 (7s), 1987 (7s), 1988 (7s), 1989 (7s), 1990 (7s), 1991 (7s), 1996 (7s), 2001 (7s), 2002 (7s), 2003 (7s), 2004 (7s), 2005 (7s), 2006 (7s), 2007 (7s), 2008 (7s), 2009 (7s), 2010 (7s), 2012 (7s), 2013 (7s), 2014 (7s), 2015 (7s), 1999 (D1), 2013 (D1)
National Round of 16: 1996 (7s), 1998 (D1), 1999 (D1), 2001 (7s), 2002 (7s), 2003 (7s), 2004 (7s), 2005 (7s), 2006 (7s), 2007 (7s), 2008 (7s), 2009 (7s), 2010 (7s), 2011 (7s), 2012 (7s), 2013 (D1), 2013 (7s), 2014 (7s), 2015 (7s)
About the Denver Barbarians
The Denver Barbarians Rugby Football Club (the Barbos) was founded in 1967. The initial members were men that had been playing rugby with some of the local collegiate teams or were Lacrosse players that wanted to learn new skills. The Barbos were the first club side and became the standard for post collegiate rugby in the region.
With the growth of the sport in the ensuing decades the Barbos played a larger role in game both on and off the field. The Barbos supplied many players to all levels of select side play including the Eagles, the United States National Team. In addition many referees, coaches, and administrators at all levels have emerged from the Barbos ranks. The Club has won championships at the National, Territorial, and Local level in both 15’s and seven-a-side play.
Today the club has 60+ players fielding teams in three different leagues of play. The Super League Team competes against 15 other club teams from all over the United States. This is the highest level of competitive play in the U.S. and requires a great deal of travel all compressed into a three month period in the spring. We also field a team in Division II of the National Club Competition and are very competitive with this team. The Barbos “Olde Boys” team competes in the recreational division locally.
The club supports youth rugby by providing clinics and coaches to high school and middle school teams. We also are involved in community service activities promoting several charitable events throughout the year.
Want to play for the Denver Barbarians?
As always, new or experienced players are welcomed and encouraged to come out and show your face. Nobody will ever be turned away.
Need to contact the Denver Barbarians?
Please see the Rocky Mountain Rugby Senior Club Contacts List.
Practice Facility
Denver University Sports Complex | Roughly at the corner of E. Jewell Ave. and S. High St., Denver, CO
Tuesday & Thursday: 7-9pm
Match Field
Infinity Park | Glendale, CO
Denver University Sports Complex | Roughly at the corner of E. Jewell Ave. and S. High St., Denver, CO
Tuesday & Thursday: 7-9pm
Match Field
Infinity Park | Glendale, CO
2016-2017 Schedule
