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Block UserThe (formerly known as) Southeast Harlequins Women's Rugby Football Club came into being in 1984 as a select side for several teams scattered about the southeastern part of the country. The best players from these teams, including University of Georgia and Florida State, combined to play here in Atlanta.
As the popularity of Women's Rugby in the south grew, Southeast became a team that truly represented Atlanta as well as this broader geographic region. At the end of the spring '99 season, the team decided to honor this change in status with a change of name as well. We now proudly carry the name of our host city: The Atlanta Harlequins.
Dedicated to excellence, the Harlequins are striving to give national credibility to rugby in the South as well as right here in Atlanta. With the current popularity of all women’s sports, it is our desire to bring rugby to forefront as a viable alternative sport for women.
Team Bio
Established in 1984
35 player roster with 0 - 16 years experience
Two Eagle (US National Team) players
Ten Select Side (All Region) players
Accomplishments
South Territorials, Atlanta, GA 2002, 1st Place
Ruggerfest, Washington, DC 2002, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 2002, 1st Place
South Territorials, Atlanta, GA 2001, 1st Place
Nash Bash Tourney, Nashville, TN 2001, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 2001, 1st Place
Battleship Tourney, Mobile, AL 2000, 1st Place
NashBash Tourney, Nashville, TN 2000, 1st Place
South Territorials, Atlanta, GA 2000, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 2000, 1st Place
Ozarks Tourney, Little Rock, AR 1999, 2nd Place
National Sweet 16 Round-Annapolis, MD 1999, 3rd Place Pool B
Nash Bash Tourney, Nashville, TN 1999, 1st Place
As the popularity of Women's Rugby in the south grew, Southeast became a team that truly represented Atlanta as well as this broader geographic region. At the end of the spring '99 season, the team decided to honor this change in status with a change of name as well. We now proudly carry the name of our host city: The Atlanta Harlequins.
Dedicated to excellence, the Harlequins are striving to give national credibility to rugby in the South as well as right here in Atlanta. With the current popularity of all women’s sports, it is our desire to bring rugby to forefront as a viable alternative sport for women.
Team Bio
Established in 1984
35 player roster with 0 - 16 years experience
Two Eagle (US National Team) players
Ten Select Side (All Region) players
Accomplishments
South Territorials, Atlanta, GA 2002, 1st Place
Ruggerfest, Washington, DC 2002, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 2002, 1st Place
South Territorials, Atlanta, GA 2001, 1st Place
Nash Bash Tourney, Nashville, TN 2001, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 2001, 1st Place
Battleship Tourney, Mobile, AL 2000, 1st Place
NashBash Tourney, Nashville, TN 2000, 1st Place
South Territorials, Atlanta, GA 2000, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 2000, 1st Place
Ozarks Tourney, Little Rock, AR 1999, 2nd Place
National Sweet 16 Round-Annapolis, MD 1999, 3rd Place Pool B
Nash Bash Tourney, Nashville, TN 1999, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 1999, 3rd Place
National Plate Division, Minneapolis, MN 1998, 2nd Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 1998, 2nd Place
National Plate Division, Minneapolis, MN 1997, 7th Place
Ruggerfest Tourney, 1997, 1st Place
Ozarks Tourney, Little Rock, AR 1997, 1st Place
Cape Fear 7’s Tourney, Cape Fear, NC 1997, 1st Place
Witches Brew Tourney, Philadelphia, PA 1997, 2nd Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 1997, 2nd Place
Philly 7’s Tourney, Philadelphia, PA 1997, 2nd Place
National Plate Division, Chicago, IL 1996
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 1996, 1st Place
Memphis in May, Memphis, TN 1996, 1st Place
Mardi Gras Tourney, New Orleans, LA 1995, 1st Place
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