Est. 1972
Since we were established in 1972, the Beavers Rugby Club has been developing the sport of rugby within the local community of Surrey. We’ve made it our mission to teach how to build strength, character and community through the sport of Rugby. Whether you’re new to the sport or a master of the craft, sign up to join our team today!
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Club Info
The Surrey Beavers Athletic Association is heavily involved in many sports, and an active member of the local community. Specifically, the Surrey Beavers focus is playing the sport of rugby. This includes: rugby union (minis, junior, senior men & senior women), rugby league, and rugby 7’s. The goal for the Surrey Beavers is to compete and win rugby championships at all levels, and in all codes of the sport. What is also important to the rugby club is developing the sport of rugby within the local community of Surrey.
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Within the community, many members of the Surrey Beavers have volunteered countless time to local high schools with the goal of growing the sport of rugby and getting kids of all ages involved in the sport. Annually the Beavers host several fundraisers at the rugby clubhouse for different causes that vary from breast cancer fundraisers to food bank donation drives.
8th Annual Ruck for the Cure (2019)
Club House History
Originally known as the 'Valley Ramblers', the Surrey Beavers AA were one of the founding members of the Fraser Valley Rugby Union in 1973-1974. On May 29th 1978, the club became officially known as the Surrey Beavers.
Our Clubhouse
Beaver's Lodge Built in 1926
Our clubhouse was originally built in 1926 for the Masons and Odd Fellow Fraternal Organizations. The building has been moved several times around the Cloverdale area before finally being placed at its current location in 1972.
Beaver's Lodge Preserved
The historic stained glass windows from the original building that depicted classic Mason Iconography were removed in the 1970s and placed in the Cloverdale Museum for preservation. The Beaver's club became the buildings owners in 1978 and have since renovated the building numerous times.
The Lodge Today
One of our most major renovations was due to a catastrophic fire in 2008, in which, part of the building had to be completely rebuilt. In August 2022, the Association celebrated it's 50th Anniversary and to commemorate it another major renovation was completed which included an expanded deck and parking lot, wheelchair ramp, fencing and landscaping.
Clubs World Tours
Europe Tours
Stranmillis, Ireland
Omagh, Ireland
Queens College, England
Orrel, England
Kenilworth, England
Stoneyhurst, England
Stewarts Melville, Scotland
Other Tours
NTT, Japan
Bandierantes, Brazil
North America Tours
Portland, USA
Monteray, USA
Las Vegas, USA
New Orleans, USA
Phoenix, USA
Fort Lauderdale, USA
Toronto, Canada
Maritimes, Canada
Quebec, Canada
Club Executives
John Eadie
President
Jason Leigh
Vice President
Curtis Feduick
Treasurer
Adam McNeilly
Secretary
Andrew McIntyre
Sponsorship & Fundraiser Director
Ryan Kulasekare
Member at Large
Walter Van Halst
Alumni Coordinator
Trophy Cabinet
B.C. Senior Men's
League Champions:
Division II Men: 2022 (BC Finalist)
Division I Men: 2019 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division II Men: 2019 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division I Men: 2018 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division I Men: 2017 (BC Champions)
Division II Men: 2017 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division I Men: 2016 (Fall Cup Champions)
Division II Men: 2016 (Fall Cup Champions)
Division III Men: 2016 (Fall Plate Semi Finalist)
Division I Men: 2016 (BC Finalist)
Division II Men: 2016 (BC Semi Finalist)
Under 20 Men: 2015 (BC Champions)
Division II Men: 2015 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division II Men: 2014 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division II Men: 2013 (BC Finalist)
Division I Men: 2012 (BC Champions)
Division II Men: 2012 (BC Champions)
Division III Men: 2011(Fall Champions)
Division II Men: 2010 (BC Finalist)
Division II Men: 2009 (BC Finalist)
Division I Men: 2001 (BC Finalist)
Division II Men: 1999 (BC Champions)
Division I Men: 1995 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division II Men: 1987 (BC Champions)
Division II Men: 1986 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division I Men: 1984 (BC Finalist)
Division I Men: 1982 (BC Semi Finalist)
Division I Men: 1980 (BC Finalist)
Division I Men: 1979 (BC Finalist)
Division I Men: 1977 (BC Semi Finalist)
Fraser Valley
Rugby Union Champions:
Division III Men: 2003
Division I Men: 2001
Division II Men: 1999
Division I Men: 1994
Division II Men: 1987
Division II Men: 1986
Division III Men: 1984
Division I Men: 1984
Division III Men: 1982
Division I Men: 1982
Division III Men: 1981
Division I Men: 1981
Division III Men: 1980
Division I Men: 1980
Division I Men: 1979
Division I Men: 1977
B.C. Summer
Game Champions:
1979 and 1984