In 1991, Tech College and Port Hunter Rugby Clubs merged to form Tech-Port.  They then changed the name to the Griffins. Both of these clubs boast proud histories. The Tech College Rugby Club was formed in 1948, whilst Port Hunter/Stockton Rugby Club emerged in 1895. 

The Griffin symbol holds significance. This fearsome beast brings together the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion, which relate to the symbols of our two founding clubs.

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Since 1991 the Griffins have made the Grandfinal twice, in 2006 and 2022. 

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The Griffins boast some major milestone players such as Todd Trench and John Gumb both playing over 350 games each. 

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With so much history behind this club to share if you'd like to read more please click the link below to see how it all began.

As stated by John Bevan "If this history has proven anything, it’s proven that our great Club has fought just as hard off the field to SURVIVE as we did on the field to WIN.”

Hunter Rugby The Red White and Blue - Hunter Rugby

 

We field a senior Mens side in the Hunter Rugby Surburban competition with a hope to grow our club allowing us to field a Social Friday Night Side, a womens side and eventually Juniors.

 

The Griffins have made the finals in 4 consecutive seasons picking up Surburban team of the season in 2021 and 2022 as well as our coach at the time picking up coach of the year in the same seasons.

The Beauford located on 39 Maitland Road in Mayfield, is our major sponsor and welcomes all Rugby supporters and players for a cool drink, before or after the match and after training.

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Training is Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6pm at Dangar Park, Mayfield NSW.

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All are welcome

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