The Düsseldorf Sportamt project "Sport im Heimatsommer" (previously mentioned in an article) gave the Düsseldorf Dragons a chance to introduce Rugby to children aged 6 to 14. Over the course of the three days, over 600 children visited the event, with a large number taking part in our Rugby group. Overall, the feedback was great and we hope to welc...
After the last few months of in activity and isolation, the City of Düsseldorf has organised a series of sport activities for children aged 6-14 - all free of charge. Over the course of the event, the children of Düsseldorf will have the opportunity to experience, and take part in, a range of different sports in 5 locations across the City: 4 diffe...
You have always wanted to wear the Dragons colours but did not know who to contact to get some of our merchandise? We made it easy for you! Check what's available on the Fan Shop on our website and send us a message with your order. We will be happy to send your order to you. Collection at the club is also possible. It's shopping time 😊!
At the beginning of the year, various projects were started to give our clubhouse a brand-new look. The first long time due job was to refurbish the floor and give it a better look. It looks like new now! Thank you, Christoph Bollien, for organising this. After the floor, it was time to give the walls a fresh layer of paint. Some of our Dragons vol...
Since the authorities have allowed training in groups of 10, some of our Dragons took the chance of Thursday's bank holiday to play a bit of touch rugby at the Golzheim Rheinpark. Our new resident photographer (and player) Gabriel Boia was there to take a few shots of the action. Check the results in our gallery!
From the 25th May 2020, the Düsseldorf Dragons start training again. It is time to put on the short, jersey, socks and stud shoes and enjoy running again on the grass of the Dragons' pitch.BUT, in order to ensure the safety of all (players and staff), the training sessions will take place according to a protocol of hygiene and safety rules. This pr...
As you are all aware, the COVID-19 virus is still spreading, and we are all asked to support the effort to stop it and make sure we are not putting any persons at risk.The German authorities (City and NRW land) have instructed that all Sport clubs should be closed immediately and should stay closed at least until the 19th April. The cancellation pe...
The first game of the second half of the season on the Düsseldorf Dragons' pitch will be a women 7s rugby tournament. On Saturday 21st March 2020, we will welcome several women teams who will compete against each other all day long. This event will be a milestone in the season as we expect many players. It will be a great day of Rugby and a great d...
We know by experience that a rugby game is quite often played in bad weather conditions. In such case, the teams who have already experienced these conditions have an advantage as the body and the mind of their players is already used to it. That's why, when the weather tells you to stay at home on the sofa in your cosy and warm living-room, the Dü...
Training starts on the 22nd February 2020 and we host a U18 tournament on Sunday 1st March 2020. On Saturday 22nd February, we start again to train with the children. The trainers are impatient to come back on the pitch we are sure the children are looking forward to having fun with the oval ball. The children's training starts at 10h30 and ends at...
