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== Camp Lejeune Rugby Football Club ==
 
== Camp Lejeune Rugby Football Club ==
[[File:CampLejeuneRugbyLogo2017.jpg|100px|thumb|left|Logo as of January 2017 ]]  The Camp Lejeune Rugby Football Club was founded in 1973 by a Royal Marine exchange officer, Duncan Christie-Miller, with the help of local marines, Tom Shwver (JAG officer) and Wheels Wheeler who 6 months later help found the New River RFC.  Originally called the Lions, they played Duke, New River and the USN team out of Norfolk in that first season.  Not much is known of those first few years.
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[[File:CampLejeuneRugbyLogo2017.jpg|100px|thumb|left|Logo as of January 2017 ]]  The Camp Lejeune Rugby Football Club was founded in '''1973''' by a Royal Marine exchange officer, Duncan Christie-Miller, with the help of local marines, Tom Shwver (JAG officer) and Wheels Wheeler who 6 months later help found the New River RFC.  Originally called the Lions, they played Duke, New River and the USN team out of Norfolk in that first season.  Not much is known of those first few years.
  
In 1984 the team was reconstistuted as the Camp Lejeune Misfits.  Originally New River Air Station had it's own team but was merged with Lejeune as a result of low turnout.  The Misfits wear one red and one black sock as a symbol of both club merger.  Red and black are also the club's colors.  Lejeune plays clubs from all over the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia.  Many of the clubs members go on to play at the collegiate level, for the Marine Corps Old Breed and for the All-Marine Rugby Team.   
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In '''1984''' the team was reconstistuted as the Camp Lejeune Misfits.  Originally New River Air Station had it's own team but was merged with Lejeune as a result of low turnout.  The Misfits wear one red and one black sock as a symbol of both club merger.  Red and black are also the club's colors.  Lejeune plays clubs from all over the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia.  Many of the clubs members go on to play at the collegiate level, for the Marine Corps Old Breed and for the All-Marine Rugby Team.   
  
In August 2016 a women's team was founded by spouses and friends of players on the Misfits.  Both teams play in the Carolinas Geographical Union and start their seasons at the end of May with 7s which lasts until the end of the summer followed by the 15s season which spans the fall and spring of the following year.  An annual awards ceremony is conducted at the end of every calendar year in December before the teams go on holiday break.  The club currently hosts the "Go Ruck Yourself" Winter Classic Tournament on President's Day Weekend with its inaugural in 2015. Starting in August 2017, after taking the reigns from the defunct Cherry Point team, Lejeune will host the Blackbeard 7s Beach Rugby Tournament in Atlantic Beach, NC.
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In '''August 2016''' a women's team was founded by spouses and friends of players on the Misfits.  Both teams play in the Carolinas Geographical Union and start their seasons at the end of May with 7s which lasts until the end of the summer followed by the 15s season which spans the fall and spring of the following year.  An annual awards ceremony is conducted at the end of every calendar year in December before the teams go on holiday break.  The club currently hosts the "Go Ruck Yourself" Winter Classic Tournament on President's Day Weekend with its inaugural in 2015. Starting in August 2017, after taking the reigns from the defunct Cherry Point team, Lejeune will host the Blackbeard 7s Beach Rugby Tournament in Atlantic Beach, NC.
  
2020, Summer. Camp Lejeune Misfits has moved off base and has started over as the Onslow Rugby Club Misfits. The preponderance of the team are from Base but the new structure will set up a more competitive and well coached environment for future All Marine Ruggers.
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'''2020, Summer.''' Camp Lejeune Misfits has moved off base and has started over as the Onslow Rugby Club Misfits. The preponderance of the team are from Base but the new structure will set up a more competitive and well coached environment for future All Marine Ruggers.
  
 
== Men's Seasons ==
 
== Men's Seasons ==

Latest revision as of 23:39, 14 February 2021

Camp Lejeune Rugby Football Club

Logo as of January 2017

The Camp Lejeune Rugby Football Club was founded in 1973 by a Royal Marine exchange officer, Duncan Christie-Miller, with the help of local marines, Tom Shwver (JAG officer) and Wheels Wheeler who 6 months later help found the New River RFC. Originally called the Lions, they played Duke, New River and the USN team out of Norfolk in that first season. Not much is known of those first few years.

In 1984 the team was reconstistuted as the Camp Lejeune Misfits. Originally New River Air Station had it's own team but was merged with Lejeune as a result of low turnout. The Misfits wear one red and one black sock as a symbol of both club merger. Red and black are also the club's colors. Lejeune plays clubs from all over the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia. Many of the clubs members go on to play at the collegiate level, for the Marine Corps Old Breed and for the All-Marine Rugby Team.

In August 2016 a women's team was founded by spouses and friends of players on the Misfits. Both teams play in the Carolinas Geographical Union and start their seasons at the end of May with 7s which lasts until the end of the summer followed by the 15s season which spans the fall and spring of the following year. An annual awards ceremony is conducted at the end of every calendar year in December before the teams go on holiday break. The club currently hosts the "Go Ruck Yourself" Winter Classic Tournament on President's Day Weekend with its inaugural in 2015. Starting in August 2017, after taking the reigns from the defunct Cherry Point team, Lejeune will host the Blackbeard 7s Beach Rugby Tournament in Atlantic Beach, NC.

2020, Summer. Camp Lejeune Misfits has moved off base and has started over as the Onslow Rugby Club Misfits. The preponderance of the team are from Base but the new structure will set up a more competitive and well coached environment for future All Marine Ruggers.

Men's Seasons

2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016 2014-2015 2013-2014 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009
2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006 2004-2005 2003-2004 2002-2003 2001-2002 2000-2001 1999-2000 1998-1999
1997-1998 1996-1997 1995-1996 1994-1995 1993-1994 1992-1993 1991-1992 1990-1991 1989-1990 1988-1989
1987-1988 1986-1987 1985-1986 1984-1985 1983-1984 1982-1983 1981-1982 1980-1981 1979-1980
1978-1979 1977-1978 1976-1977 1975-1976 1974-1975 1973-1974

Women's Seasons

2017-2018 2016-2017