WANTED: Director of Rugby / Seniors Coach

Brothers Rugby Club Sydney is based at Roseville Chase on Sydney’s North Shore. The club has a long history as a strong community rugby club. Having struggled in the post-COVID period, we have rebuilt since then and added a Colts team in 2024 and a Women’s team in 2025. The 2026 season represents our 80th year, and we aim to continue our successful growth program by restarting our Seniors team.

As we have grown, we have discerned the need for a person who is able to focus solely on the rugby aspect of the club, without the additional burden of committee work. This includes looking at the way the teams train as a club and developing a clubwide approach to the way we play rugby. The seniors coach would therefore fill the role of Rugby Director as well as coach of the Seniors team.

About the Roles – 2026 Season

We are seeking Expressions of Interest for:

Director of Rugby/Seniors Coach (paid part-time)

The role is a new one, but key to developing the club. Key responsibilities include:

• Player Recruitment – actively recruit and attract new players to the club.
• Player Development – Coach the Seniors team and oversee the individual and collective skills development of all the players and teams within the club.
• Culture Development – contribute to a culture within the club that values every players contribution and engenders a sense of community.

The role reports to the club president, who will provide support and resources where necessary.

What We Are Looking For

We seek rugby leaders who have a love of rugby and who can:

• Recruit and retain players and inspire them to perform at their best.
• Help establish and maintain a positive rugby club culture.
• Work within the constraints of an all-volunteer community rugby club to develop good rugby players and good people.
• Help guide the club in its future development.

Why Join Brothers Rugby?

• We have a long history of community rugby participation, and 2026 is our 80th year.
• We have a young playing group who are keen to learn.
• We train one night a week.
• The club is growing, and the possibilities to help continue, guide, and shape that growth are significant.
• We believe that community rugby is about the social as much as it is about the playing aspect.