Hands up if you’re in
TODAY IS INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY, and this year’s theme is #ChooseToChallenge. We can all choose to challenge gender bias and inequality and we can choose to celebrat
HJRFC Vacancy: Coach, U18 Girl’s Rugby
We are looking for a coach who has enthusiasm, drive and commitment with the ability to motivate, challenge and develop girls rugby at the club, with a specific focus on the U18s.
MENS HEAD COACH, U18 GIRLS AND COMMUNITY COACH WANTED
Hills are looking for three new coaches: Men’s Head Coach – an experienced coach who has enthusiasm, drive and commitment with the ability to motivate, challenge and de
HJRFC AGM 2019
HJRFC’s AGM will be held at 7.00pm on Tuesday 7th May 2019 at Hillhead Sports Club Nominations are requested for those wishing to be officiate in leading roles in the Committee.
Hilljills with Scotland 7s
HJRFC is proud to have several members of our women’s squad representing Scotland during a magnificent summer of sevens. Our girls Ellie Burr, Eve Thomson and Zoe Toner have been
Hills Women Appoint Fresh Coaching Team
Hills Women are delighted to announce the appointment of Aird Jardine as Head Coach for Women’s Rugby for Season 2018/19.  Aird joins us from Biggar RFC where he was the Womenâ€
Festival of rugby in the West End of Glasgow
This weekend sees a smorgasbord of rugby in the West End of Glasgow. Four matches will be played at Hughenden, over Saturday 7th April and Sunday 8th April. The feature match is on
Mini-HillJills Strike Again and Reach Cup Quarters
Sunday saw our U18 Girls drawn to play Cartha in the first round of the Girls club cup! The girls were in confident mood following last weeks try fest v Annan! (55-0 at Hughenden f
Summer is Coming, and Tartan Touch at Hughenden
Hillhead Jordanhill RFC is very proud to have been selected as a new Tartan Touch Hub this season! This summer, The Hills will host sessions at Hughenden of this very integrative a
So Near But So Far for the Gallant U18’s at Murrayfield
STIRLING COUNTY 36pts HILLHEAD/JORDANHILL 26pts After some seventeen minutes of the Girls U18 final played on the main pitch at Murrayfield, Stirling had rattled on some ninete
