has established a long standing tradition of success evident in its club accomplishments. The BRFC was founded in the summer of 1978 and has played a Fall and Spring schedule against clubs from Montreal, New England and New York State since that time. Initially an outgrowth of the University of Vermont RFC, the members of the 2000 team still reflect the diversity of the 1978 squad. Players come from the most varied of circumstances and athletic backgrounds. Today, the roster has swelled with players from all over the country as well as overseas. This collection of individuals also represent a wide variety of personalities and professions, some of which include: doctors, lawyers, construction workers, students, and a few passers by.
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