Training
We bring intensity to every session. Practices blend skill development, conditioning, and tactical work so that every player levels up together.
The team typically practices at Moore Park on Tuesday and Thursday from 8-9 PM.
Travel
Depending on the conference, the team travels across the midwest for regular season games away games.
The team also attends various tournaments during the Spring.
Giving Back
The team supports causes such as the Special Olympics, which we raise money for with the Polar Plunge.
Annual Events and Traditions
Our calendar is stacked with the traditions that keep the team together off the field. Here is the yearly rhythm that keeps South Pitt connected.
December
Dive Day
A South Side bar crawl with a strict schedule and a badge of honor for those that make it to the end. Dive Day is a true South Pitt rite of passage.
June
Summer Hummer
A chance to welcome all hooligans, active and retired, back to the field for a friendly game and BBQ.
June
Half Way to Dive Day
The mid-year bar crawl through Brookline and Dormont. Like its name suggests, it acts as a warm-up for Dive Day and a chance to get together during the summer.
February
The Polar Plunge
A charity cold plunge for the Special Olympics. Players raise money and brave the cold together.
Summer
7s Tournaments
Weekend travel, fast rugby, and long days in the tri-state area. Summer 7s keep our speed sharp and our crew close.
We typically field a "Husky Boys" team for those that care more about the social than the results.
Spring
Touring Games
We travel to tournaments and rugby gatherings across the region, building connections with clubs and bringing the South Pitt spirit wherever we land.
Winter
Winter Dinner
Our season review dinner blends a theme, awards, and plenty of drinks. It is where we celebrate the grind and honor the people who made the year memorable.
Ready to be part of it?
See our Becoming a Hooligan page for more information on joining! Come to a training session, jump into an event, or follow along on social for the next South Pitt story.
