Ourimbah Razorbacks Rugby Club

Established in 1981, Ourimbah Rugby Club originally played as the ‘All Blacks’ and were set up by a group of now club legends who had the foresight to break away from Gosford Rugby Club, making a new home at Ourimbah Rugby Park.

In the 1990s, the club sought change and ‘The Razorback’ was the mascot that was agreed upon and with time, came the evolution to Razorbacks Rugby Club.

Based at Ourimbah Rugby Park, the club was a junior home to Adam Ashley-Cooper (Wallaby), Matt Carraro (Super Rugby) and Nathan Hines (Scottish International and British & Irish Lion).