NEW MEXICO BRUJOS RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB

As weekly readers of the blog may remember from last week, our friends at Albuquerque Youth Rugby have come up with a fun way to sharpen rugby skills and raise some funds for youth programming until everyone can return to the pitch! Every Saturday from February 13 to March 6, AYRU will post a video showcasing a skill for the week (different for each age group). Participants will submit a video performing the skill by the following Thursday to ABQrugby@gmail.com or by sharing

Our friends at Albuquerque Youth Rugby have come up with a fun way to sharpen rugby skills and raise some funds for youth programming until everyone can return to the pitch! Every Saturday from February 13 to March 6, AYRU will post a video showcasing a skill for the week (different for each age group). Participants will submit a video performing the skill by the following Thursday to ABQrugby@gmail.com or by sharing on social media (Facebook or Instagram) and tagging AYRU. A

As followers of this space are by now no doubt aware, earlier this year the New Mexico Brujos reached an agreement with the city of Albuquerque to adopt Bullhead Park. Part of being a good steward of this well used piece of the city is keeping it clean, no easy task considering the amount of use this park sees. This past Sunday, before the Superbowl, the New Mexico Brujos and their good friends the Atomic Sisters Rugby Team came out for a clean up event. The event turned put

As mentioned last week the New Mexico Brujos have adopted their very own slice of Albuquerque, Bullhead Park! As part of being good stewards of their newly adopted park, the NM Brujos are hosting their very first park clean up this Sunday before the "big game". Many longtime team members and fans of the Brujos know that every year the Brujos normally host the fatboy run the day of the superbowl. Sadly do to the continued Covid outbreak and state and city laws, this years run