About Castaway Wanderers Rugby Club
Territory Acknowledgement.
We acknowledge that the home field Windsor Park, on which we play, is the unceded traditional territory of the Coast and Straits Salish Peoples. Specifically we recognize the Lekwungen speaking people known today as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations, and that their historic connections to this land continue to this day.

Recruitment
CW Rugby is looking for athletes who want to be part of a great club with a unique and special history. Being a Castaway Wanderer is more than just being part of a competitive team, it's about the club and your community. We judge ourselves not just by what we achieve on the pitch but also what we achieve off the pitch.
Coaching/Player Development
Players looking to develop their skills will experience the highest possible level of coaching available. At every level of our program, players are tutored by International, National, Provincial and Professional level coaches. Our team of volunteers is committed to providing skills development and training in a fun and safe environment. Whether you are an elite player looking to advance your skills or new to the game and looking to learn, our coaches will work with you all.
The Program
The CWRFC program today involves over 350 players, starting at six years of age. Our Senior Men's and Women's teams compete in what is widely considered as being the most competitive Division in Canadian Rugby.
