Named in the Rugby Europe Championship 2025 Team of the Tournament; tried in the 2026 opener v Portugal. AAC's WXV 3 representative in Dubai, 2024.
Men's 1st XV in the Ereklasse. Women's 1st XV: eight-time national champions. 2nd XV: four promotions in four seasons.
The first XV plays in the Dutch top division. 100+ players of 20+ nationalities across the senior squads, with the 3rd XV run as the Mokum side with RCA for social and veterans rugby.
Men's rugby →
Eight-time national champions and one of the strongest women's sides in the country, a regular feeder to the Netherlands XV and sevens.
Women's rugby →
Seven age-group teams give kids a full pathway into the game. Most start between eight and twelve, no experience needed.
Youth rugby →The oldest rugby club in Amsterdam, and one of the oldest in the Netherlands.
Founded in 1930, AAC was one of the very first clubs to carry organised rugby in the Netherlands. Eleven men's national titles and eight women's followed across nine decades.
Today the club fields three men's XVs — the 3rd run as the Mokum side with Rugby Club Amsterdam — a women's XV and a full youth section: around 500 members of 15-plus nationalities. The men's 1st XV play in the Ereklasse, the Dutch top division, and in May 2026 they secured a second season in the top flight, year one of a new project. Pre-season opens in July under new Head Coach Daniel Geurs.
AAC partners with Topsport Amsterdam to support elite players, and shares its home with the Netherlands national XV at the National Rugby Centre on Sportpark De Eendracht.
AAC founded the Amsterdam Sevens in 1972. From twelve teams in year one to one of the largest sevens tournaments in Europe, back again 6 & 7 June 2026.
Tournament info →The 54th edition: two days of international sevens at De Eendracht.
Tournament → Late JulyMen's and women's senior training picks up at De Eendracht under new head coach Daniel Geurs. New players welcome.
How to join → 22–23.08.26therugbysite.com's flagship summit returns to the NRCA. Open to all coaches.
Programme →Nothing on at the club in the next seven days. The season has wrapped up; new-season fixtures land in late summer.
AAC plays at the NRCA Stadium on De Eendracht in Amsterdam-West — a 5,000-capacity ground opened in 1997, shared with the Netherlands national XV.
The ground → Pre-season opens in July at De Eendracht under new Head Coach Daniel Geurs, working with Director of Rugby Gary Jefferies and the wider coaching team across the men's, women's and youth sides.
The staff →Amsterdam's first rugby club. 22 October 1930 is the founding date recorded in the Rugby Nederland registry. Nearly a century on, AAC is still the oldest club in the city.
Read the history → Named in the Rugby Europe Championship 2025 Team of the Tournament; tried in the 2026 opener v Portugal. AAC's WXV 3 representative in Dubai, 2024.
Scored in the 2024–25 Dames Ereklasse final aged 15.
From the 2024–25 title-winning side.
From the 2024–25 title-winning side.
From the 2024–25 title-winning side.
Training is Tuesday and Thursday at Sportpark De Eendracht. Turn up, or message ahead. Experience isn't required.
AAC is a member-run amateur club. Kit, balls, training equipment, the junior section and match-day hospitality are kept running by local sponsors, most of them friends of the club.
