Jeddah Rugby Club (Arabic: نادي جدة للرقبي), which calls itself Jeddah Rugby Football Club (Jeddah RFC), is a rugby club in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, listed by the Saudi Rugby Federation among its clubs. The club calls itself a non-profit social club for expatriates and local nationals in Jeddah, and aims to bring aspiring rugby enthusiasts and seasoned players together.
History
The club was established in 1978. In 2006 a Saudi representative team trained with Jeddah Rugby Club, which had been coaching the team for some time.
In the federation's 2024/25 15s Series, Jeddah Rugby played three matches, winning one and losing two, for four points. At the 2024 Saudi Games, Jeddah's team won the rugby silver medal, behind the Saudi Warriors and ahead of the Riyadh Falcons.
Ground
The club trains on the astroturf sports field of the British International School of Jeddah, Al Mohammadiyyah, west of Prince Sultan Street, in the Al Basateen Development on Al Safaa Street, Jeddah.
Teams and training
As of August 2026, the club's training was:
| Day | Session |
|---|---|
| Sunday, 20:00 | Social mixed touch rugby for men and women, open to beginners and experienced players |
| Wednesday, 20:00 | Jeddah RFC team practice, for experienced players |
| Friday | Contact training sessions at KAUST, for those who want to join them |
The Sunday and Wednesday sessions are held at the British International School of Jeddah, and players get the final details of each session in the club's group chat for it.