Bergen Rugbyklubb (BRK) is an amateur rugby union club in Bergen, Norway, offering rugby for men, women and juniors. Its men play fifteens and sevens, its women's team, BSI Rugby, plays sevens, and its juniors are aged 8 to 15.
History
On 16 May 2013 the club hosted a school rugby tournament. In September 2013 Norway's first combined rugby and football pitch was proposed for Rautjern in Wergeland, the base of Årstad IL.
In 2016 the club organised the Bergen Open 7s at Krohnsminde on 23 and 24 April, after confirmation from Hordaland Rugbykrets and Bergen Idrettsråd. At the end of that year it called itself one of Norway's biggest rugby clubs. In March 2018 the club had seniors, juniors and minis and a wheelchair rugby group called the Wheelies, and the seniors' season included the Hordaland League.
After the second round of the 2019 fifteens league, Bergen were second in the table, with one win and one defeat. In September 2020 the Norwegian Rugby Federation (Norges Rugbyforbund) launched a project for children and young people in Bergen in cooperation with the club and Bergen municipality.
In 2025 Bergen finished third in the men's fifteens table, with one win and three defeats from four matches; one of those defeats was a 76–0 loss to Sagene Idrettsforening on 20 September 2025. In 2026 the men's fifteens fixtures included matches against Blindern at Voldsløkka on 29 August and against Sagene on 5 September.
Ground
The club trains at Krohnsminde Idrettsplass, next to Danmarksplass in Bergen, which can be reached by Bybanen. Senior and junior training was already held at Krohnsminde in 2016.
Teams and training
As of August 2026, the club trains at Krohnsminde at these times:
| Team | Training |
|---|---|
| Men | Tuesday and Thursday, 20:00–21:30 |
| Women's sevens (BSI Rugby) | Tuesday 20:00–21:30, Thursday 20:30–21:30 |
| Juniors (8 to 15) | Sunday 11:30–12:30 |
Newcomers need no knowledge of rugby or sport, and everything is explained step by step. They should bring football boots if they have them, or otherwise outdoor shoes, and water. Confirm times with the club, which posts its latest updates on the accounts under External links.
Club life
The club calls its men's team "a vibrant mix of cultures, languages, and rugby talents". The club's motto is "More Than a Team, a Family!" It calls itself the club for everyone interested in rugby in Bergen and the surrounding area.