Hadarim Vikings R.F.C. (Hebrew: מועדון רוגבי הדרים – וויקינגז), also known as Hadarim RFC, is a rugby club in the town of Tel Mond in the Sharon region of Israel. It has groups for ages 5 to 18 as well as a men's team and a women's team. It is a separate club from Hadarim Roosters Rugby Club of Ra'anana.
History
Hadarim RFC was founded in 2017 by Tomer Serok and coach Nathan Amos. Its aim is to promote rugby in the Sharon region and to build community activity around it for the whole family.
The club calls its relationship with Fiji special: players from Fiji assist with training and form an active part of its men's and women's teams.
During the COVID-19 period the Yizrael and Hadarim junior teams held a rugby day between two lockdowns. Later the Israel Rugby Union counted Hadarim, from Tel Mond, as one of two teams whose young players had moved up to senior level and were raising the standard of the league.
In a season affected by the war, Hadarim won the first two 10-a-side tournaments. In 2024/25 the men lost a close semi-final to Maccabi Tel Aviv that was decided in the final moments.
Ground
The club's home ground is the Hadarim Rugby Field in Tel Mond, next to Victory (ליד ויקטורי).
From the 2023–24 season the club opened a number of groups for boys and girls from grade 3 to grade 12 at the pitch of the Hadassim youth village in Even Yehuda.
Teams and training
As of August 2026, the club has Under 16, Under 14, Under 12, Under 10 and Under 6–8 groups, and trains at these times:
| Venue | Group | Training |
|---|---|---|
| Tel Mond | Primary-school age | 18:00–19:30 |
| Tel Mond | Secondary-school age | 19:00–20:30 |
| Tel Mond | Adults (men and women) | Monday and Wednesday 20:30–22:00 |
| Even Yehuda (Hadassim) | Primary-school age | Monday and Thursday 17:00–18:30 |
| Even Yehuda (Hadassim) | Middle-school age | Monday and Thursday 18:30–20:00 |
| Even Yehuda (Hadassim) | High-school age | Monday and Thursday 20:00–21:30 |
Confirm times with the club.
Club life
The club's website is in both English and Hebrew. The club calls itself a youth rugby club in the Sharon region whose goal is to promote the game and build a community around it.