IMPORTANT VENUE CHANGE FOR CIN CITY 7S- PLEASE READ!

This week's Cin City 7s will be held at Brimelow Fields instead of the original Kellogg Ave. Fields. Please make sure that your team is aware of the change. We apologize for any incoveniences this may cause.

This week, the Wolfhounds will be hosting the 5th Annual Cin City 7s. This year’s event will be the largest yet. We have opened the tourney up to include a Women’s Bracket, Men’s Premier, Men’s Social (this includes Old Boys), U-19 Boys, and College (U-23). TO ENTER A TEAM, PLEASE GO HERE OR HIT THE STORE BUTTON TO ENTER THE WOLFHOUND STORE AND REGISTER YOUR TEAM ON-LINE.

Click HERE for complete standings in the Midwest 7s Series. And check the schedule page for the rest of the summer tournaments. The Fall league schedules for both the DI and DIII teams has been posted, along with the 35th Anniversary Match versus the Pittsburgh Harlequins on August 29th

Practice will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 6:30 - 8 p.m. On Thursday nights, we will be joined by many of our Old Boys who like to get out and run touch. We welcome them as we can always use opposition to help us prepare for the rigors of 7s Tournament play.


The Wolfhounds welcome players of all experience levels. Interested players can show up for practice or contact John Warner or Tony Schenke for more details. Click here for directions to Brimelow Fields.

About the Wolfhounds:
The Wolfhounds are proudly sponsored by ProSource, Beacon Orthopaedic, Oxford Phyiscal Therapy and the Mt. Adams Pavilion. Originally, the Wolfhounds were founded in 1974 with a core of college alumni players from the University of Cincinnati, Xavier University, and Miami (Ohio) University. Since its founding, the team has enjoyed great success, being in the Mid-America Championships 17 times, winning the Ohio XVs more than a dozen times, and appearing in the Men's National Club Championships Sweet 16 in 1996, 1999, 2002,the Elite 8 in 2005, and the Final Four in 2007.

The Cincinnati Wolfhounds pride themselves on excellent Rugby fundamentals, high overall fitness, mental and physical stamina, and teamwork. These essentials form the basic elements for Wolfhound coaching techniques. As a result, Wolfhound coaching has produced U.S. Eagles, North American 4, Junior Eagles, Midwest Territory players, and Ohio Select Side players. Luke Gross, the most capped Eagle ever, began as a Wolfhound.

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