Ask The Club
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Barrie Rugby's roots run through Simcoe County high schools, three generations of playing families, and players who've gone on to represent Canada. This is where old teammates find each other again.
Pulled from the club's own written history — a small sample of the players who wore the crest before you.
Canadian Sports Hall-of-Famer who played as a schoolboy in the club's earliest years, before its 1967 founding as the Barrie Huronia Rugby Club.
Selected to Canada's National Team in the late 1980s — part of the Cathery family that shaped the club through the 1970s and '80s.
Went on to captain English Universities before continuing his playing career at Exeter.
Played extensively across Ontario, Western Canada, and Europe, including an invitational side alongside the Belgian RFU President's Select.
The club's longest-serving player, joining in the early 1970s and playing prop for the better part of two decades.
Club co-founder who introduced rugby to Barrie's high schools, planting the seed for the youth pathway the club still runs today.
Alumni are always welcome on Jim Hamilton Field — for a home game, a tour reunion, or just to see how the youth pathway you helped build has grown.
Let us know you played — we're building a proper alumni contact list for reunions and season updates.
Alumni are a big part of the club's coaching bench. If you're local and want in, reach out.
Many of our sponsors are alumni-owned businesses, and gifts to the Memorial & Development Fund help fund the next generation. Donate or see sponsors →