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AAC Rugby Amsterdam

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AAC Rugby Amsterdam
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Amsterdamse Atletiek Club Rugby
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aacrugby.com
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Private
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1930
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AAC Rugby Amsterdam is a non-profit amateur rugby club operating as the rugby section of the Amsterdamse Atletiek Club, founded 22 October 1930 and based at Sportpark De Eendracht in Amsterdam-West (Bok de Korverweg 6A). The club fields three men's senior XVs - the 1st XV competing in the Ereklasse (Dutch top division), the 2nd XV in the Eersteklasse after four consecutive promotions through 2026, and a social 3rd XV entered jointly with Rugby Club Amsterdam - alongside a women's XV in the Dames Ereklasse (eight national titles, most recent 2024-25) and a youth section spanning seven age groups from age 6 through Colts.

Membership comprises approximately 500 players from 15-plus nationalities, served through an annual subscription model administered via the AllUnited platform, with pricing not publicly disclosed. The club generates revenue from three streams: membership subscriptions, local business sponsorship (including Two Chefs Brewing, Top Sport, Gouden Florijn, Scimitar, Verdee Infra, De Bakkerswinkel, Qantis, Grote Clubactie, VriendenLoterij, and Mokum Rugby Amsterdam), and event revenue from the Amsterdam Sevens tournament, which the club founded in 1972 and which now draws over 100 teams across men's, women's, and veterans' categories.

Operationally, the club shares the 5,000-capacity NRCA Stadium with the Netherlands national XV under a co-tenancy arrangement dating to 1997 and hosts the annual International Coaching Summit in partnership with New Zealand platform therugbysite.com. Governance sits with a member-run committee led by Chairman Bart Doornbos and Director of Rugby Gary Jefferies; senior coaching for 2026/27 was reinforced by the appointment of Daniel Geurs. There is no proprietary technology, AI capability, or commercial software product; distribution runs through direct registration and on-pitch participation only.

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AAC Rugby Amsterdam is a non-profit amateur rugby club in Amsterdam, founded 1930, serving approximately 500 members across senior men's, senior women's, and youth (age 6+) sections at Sportpark De Eendracht. Revenue comes from membership subscriptions, local sponsorships, and the annual Amsterdam Sevens tournament.

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1–10
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HeadquartersAmsterdam, Netherlands
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Amsterdam
HQ countrystring
Netherlands
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Europe
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
amateur rugby club, rugby membership programs, youth rugby development, rugby tournament events, competitive rugby teams
Industry2 codes
1Local Amateur Clubs & Community Sports Organizations
CodeMPAKACAEPrimaryYes
2Amateur Event & Tournament Organizers (Meets, Invitationals, Opens)
CodeMPAKACALPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers713940
  • Spectator Sports71121
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs7997
Product category
Amateur Rugby Club Services
GTM motion1 record

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Revenue model3 records
1Membership subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

The club generates revenue primarily through annual membership fees paid by players across senior men's, women's, and youth sections. Members register through the AllUnited platform.

aacrugby.com
2Sponsorship
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Local business sponsors provide financial support in exchange for club partnership recognition, kit branding, and event visibility. Partners include Two Chefs Brewing, Top Sport, Gouden Florijn, Scimitar, Verdee Infra, De Bakkerswinkel, Qantis, Grote Clubactie, VriendenLoterij, and Mokum Rugby Amsterdam.

aacrugby.com
3Event revenue (Amsterdam Sevens)
TypeOne Time License
Description

The club organizes the annual Amsterdam Sevens tournament (founded 1972), one of Europe's largest sevens festivals, generating revenue through team entries, spectators, and tournament-related activities.

aacrugby.com
Marketing channels8 records

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Cost components4 values
Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details2 tiers
1Senior membership (Men's and Women's)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Annual membership fee for senior players participating in 1st XV, 2nd XV, 3rd XV, and Women's XV teams.

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2Youth membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Annual membership fee for youth players from age 6 through Colts age groups.

aacrugby.com
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 record
1Amsterdam Sevens
Description

The flagship tournament founded by AAC in 1972, now one of the largest sevens festivals in Europe.

aacrugby.com
Core offering1 text field

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is an amateur member-owned rugby club that delivers organised rugby participation across senior men's (three XVs in Ereklasse/Eersteklasse/social competitions), women's (eight-time national champions in Dames Ereklasse), and youth (seven age groups from age 6) sections. The club also runs the Amsterdam Sevens international tournament, founded in 1972, and hosts the International Coaching Summit at its home ground NRCA Stadium in Amsterdam-West. Approximately 500 members from 15-plus nationalities pay annual subscription fees to participate in training, competition, and club events.

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Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • 11 Men's national championships across the club's history (first: 1939-40, most recent: 1976-77)
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is an amateur rugby club offering a multi-level rugby program across men's, women's, and youth categories. The club operates three men's XVs (1st XV in the Ereklasse top division, 2nd XV in Eersteklasse, and a social 3rd XV with Rugby Club Amsterdam), a women's XV with eight national championships, and a youth program spanning seven age groups from age 6. The club also organizes the Amsterdam Sevens tournament (founded 1972) and hosts the International Coaching Summit. Training takes place at Sportpark De Eendracht, home of the NRCA Stadium, with senior sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Approximately 500 members from 15+ nationalities participate in the club's programs.

Product and service5 records
1Men's Rugby Teams (1st XV, 2nd XV, 3rd XV)
CategorySenior rugby (men)
Description

Three senior men's rugby XVs: the 1st XV competes in the Ereklasse (Dutch top division), the 2nd XV in Eersteklasse one tier below, and the 3rd XV offers social rugby with flexible attendance, run jointly with Rugby Club Amsterdam. Train Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 19:30 at Sportpark De Eendracht.

2Women's Rugby Team (1st XV)
CategorySenior rugby (women)
Description

The Women's 1st XV plays in the Dames Ereklasse and is the second most successful women's club in the Netherlands, with eight national titles — most recently 17-0 over RUS on 25 May 2025, and runners-up in 2025-26 (12-39 to RC Waterland). For adult female players in the Amsterdam region.

3Youth Rugby Program
CategoryYouth rugby development
Description

Seven age groups (Guppen through Colts) take children from their first training session through to senior-level rugby. New players welcome from age six. For children and teenagers aged 6-17 in the Amsterdam area; registration via [email protected].

4Amsterdam Sevens Tournament
CategoryRugby sevens tournament event
Description

Annual international rugby sevens tournament founded by AAC in 1972. One of Europe's largest sevens festivals, featuring men's, women's, and veterans' sides across two days at the NRCA Stadium. For rugby clubs and representative sides across Europe.

5Club Membership
CategoryClub membership subscription
Description

Annual membership subscription program for players of all ages and skill levels, with registration via the AllUnited platform and ages ranging from 6 to senior. Approximately 500 active members representing 15-plus nationalities.

Scale indicator7 records

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Partnership14 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership to support elite players at AAC. Topsport Amsterdam provides support programs for elite-level athletes within the club, helping develop and sustain high-performance rugby players.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Local brewery sponsor visible on the club's sponsor page. Provides sponsorship support for kit, balls, training equipment, and match-day hospitality.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

4Gouden Florijn
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

aacrugby.com
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Description

Sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

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Description

Sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

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Description

Sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

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Description

Sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

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Description

National club fundraising organization sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

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Description

Friends lottery sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

11Mokum Rugby Amsterdam
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Description

Sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.

aacrugby.com
12Rugby Club Amsterdam (RCA)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

AAC's 3rd XV is entered jointly with Rugby Club Amsterdam for social rugby competitions. Players of all ages can participate with flexible week-to-week attendance in this joint team.

aacrugby.com
13Netherlands National Rugby Team
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

AAC shares its home ground (NRCA Stadium, Sportpark De Eendracht) with the Netherlands national XV. The national team uses the facility as its primary home base.

aacrugby.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

New Zealand-based online coaching platform that runs its annual International Coaching Summit at AAC's home ground. AAC is venue partner. The summit brings international coaches to work through attack, defence, contact, and game management with participants. Second edition confirmed for 22-23 August 2026.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
1Rugby Club Amsterdam (RCA)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Local Amsterdam rugby club that jointly fields AAC's 3rd XV for social rugby. Operates in the same city and lower-tier competition set, sharing members and serving as a comparable Amsterdam amateur rugby peer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nearby Dutch rugby club (Gooi region, just outside Amsterdam) operating in the lower Ereklasse / Eersteklasse pyramid. Competes for talent and visibility in the greater Amsterdam rugby market and is a direct comparable on the men's side.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dominant Dutch women's rugby club with twelve national titles (vs AAC's eight). Thor is AAC's principal rival in the Dames Ereklasse and most directly comparable peer in Dutch senior rugby, with a similar amateur-club structure and competitive ambition.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Long-established Dutch rugby club in Leiden with a multi-team program (1st XV, 2nd XV, youth) and a similar amateur member-run structure. Comparable in scale, governance, and competition level to AAC's men's 1st XV.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Amersfoort-based Dutch rugby club competing in the Ereklasse / Eersteklasse. Comparable in scale and amateur governance to AAC, with overlapping competition pathways on the men's side.

6RC Waterland
TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch rugby club that defeated AAC in the 2025-26 Dames Ereklasse final (39-12). Waterland competes in the same domestic pathway as AAC and is one of the benchmark clubs in the Dutch top flight for women's rugby.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch rugby club in Breda with a history in the Ereklasse and a comparable amateur multi-team program. Another benchmark Dutch amateur rugby peer for AAC across men's and youth development.

TypeOthers
Description

Globally recognised sevens tournament that, like the Amsterdam Sevens, is run by a host rugby club/organisation at a single venue. Functionally comparable as a benchmark for tournament scale, sponsorship structure, and event operations that AAC's Amsterdam Sevens could aspire to.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Utrecht-based rugby club that has competed against AAC's men's and women's sides in the Ereklasse. Similar amateur multi-team structure and a direct competitor in domestic fixtures.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Dutch women's rugby club that contested the 2022-23 Dames Ereklasse final against AAC (29-21 loss). Direct competitor in the women's national championship pathway and comparable amateur-club peer in the Netherlands.

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AAC Rugby Amsterdam

Amateur Rugby Club Servicesaacrugby.com

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is a non-profit amateur rugby club in Amsterdam, founded 1930, serving approximately 500 members across senior men's, senior women's, and youth (age 6+) sections at Sportpark De Eendracht. Revenue comes from membership subscriptions, local sponsorships, and the annual Amsterdam Sevens tournament.

What AAC Rugby Amsterdam does

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is a non-profit amateur rugby club operating as the rugby section of the Amsterdamse Atletiek Club, founded 22 October 1930 and based at Sportpark De Eendracht in Amsterdam-West (Bok de Korverweg 6A). The club fields three men's senior XVs - the 1st XV competing in the Ereklasse (Dutch top division), the 2nd XV in the Eersteklasse after four consecutive promotions through 2026, and a social 3rd XV entered jointly with Rugby Club Amsterdam - alongside a women's XV in the Dames Ereklasse (eight national titles, most recent 2024-25) and a youth section spanning seven age groups from age 6 through Colts.

Membership comprises approximately 500 players from 15-plus nationalities, served through an annual subscription model administered via the AllUnited platform, with pricing not publicly disclosed. The club generates revenue from three streams: membership subscriptions, local business sponsorship (including Two Chefs Brewing, Top Sport, Gouden Florijn, Scimitar, Verdee Infra, De Bakkerswinkel, Qantis, Grote Clubactie, VriendenLoterij, and Mokum Rugby Amsterdam), and event revenue from the Amsterdam Sevens tournament, which the club founded in 1972 and which now draws over 100 teams across men's, women's, and veterans' categories.

Operationally, the club shares the 5,000-capacity NRCA Stadium with the Netherlands national XV under a co-tenancy arrangement dating to 1997 and hosts the annual International Coaching Summit in partnership with New Zealand platform therugbysite.com. Governance sits with a member-run committee led by Chairman Bart Doornbos and Director of Rugby Gary Jefferies; senior coaching for 2026/27 was reinforced by the appointment of Daniel Geurs. There is no proprietary technology, AI capability, or commercial software product; distribution runs through direct registration and on-pitch participation only.

AAC Rugby Amsterdam firmographics

Firmographics
Name
AAC Rugby Amsterdam
Legal name
Amsterdamse Atletiek Club Rugby
Website
https://aacrugby.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1930
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
AAC Rugby Amsterdam is a non-profit amateur rugby club in Amsterdam, founded 1930, serving approximately 500 members across senior men's, senior women's, and youth (age 6+) sections at Sportpark De Eendracht. Revenue comes from membership subscriptions, local sponsorships, and the annual Amsterdam Sevens tournament.
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AAC Rugby Amsterdam industry classification

Industry
Product category
Amateur Rugby Club Services
NAICS
Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (713940), Spectator Sports (71121)
SIC
Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)
akta.pro primary industry
Local Amateur Clubs & Community Sports Organizations (MPAKACAE)
akta.pro secondary industry
Amateur Event & Tournament Organizers (Meets, Invitationals, Opens) (MPAKACAL)

Keywords

  • Amateur rugby club
  • Rugby membership programs
  • Youth rugby development
  • Rugby tournament events
  • Competitive rugby teams

Where AAC Rugby Amsterdam is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Amsterdam
HQ country
Netherlands
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

AAC Rugby Amsterdam business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Membership subscriptions: The club generates revenue primarily through annual membership fees paid by players across senior men's, women's, and youth sections. Members register through the AllUnited platform.
  2. Sponsorship: Local business sponsors provide financial support in exchange for club partnership recognition, kit branding, and event visibility. Partners include Two Chefs Brewing, Top Sport, Gouden Florijn, Scimitar, Verdee Infra, De Bakkerswinkel, Qantis, Grote Clubactie, VriendenLoterij, and Mokum Rugby Amsterdam.
  3. Event revenue (Amsterdam Sevens): The club organizes the annual Amsterdam Sevens tournament (founded 1972), one of Europe's largest sevens festivals, generating revenue through team entries, spectators, and tournament-related activities.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualSenior membership (Men's and Women's)
SubscriptionAnnualYouth membership

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

AAC Rugby Amsterdam product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is an amateur member-owned rugby club that delivers organised rugby participation across senior men's (three XVs in Ereklasse/Eersteklasse/social competitions), women's (eight-time national champions in Dames Ereklasse), and youth (seven age groups from age 6) sections. The club also runs the Amsterdam Sevens international tournament, founded in 1972, and hosts the International Coaching Summit at its home ground NRCA Stadium in Amsterdam-West. Approximately 500 members from 15-plus nationalities pay annual subscription fees to participate in training, competition, and club events.

Product overview

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is an amateur rugby club offering a multi-level rugby program across men's, women's, and youth categories. The club operates three men's XVs (1st XV in the Ereklasse top division, 2nd XV in Eersteklasse, and a social 3rd XV with Rugby Club Amsterdam), a women's XV with eight national championships, and a youth program spanning seven age groups from age 6. The club also organizes the Amsterdam Sevens tournament (founded 1972) and hosts the International Coaching Summit. Training takes place at Sportpark De Eendracht, home of the NRCA Stadium, with senior sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Approximately 500 members from 15+ nationalities participate in the club's programs.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Amsterdam Sevens: The flagship tournament founded by AAC in 1972, now one of the largest sevens festivals in Europe.

Products and services

  • Men's Rugby Teams (1st XV, 2nd XV, 3rd XV) Three senior men's rugby XVs: the 1st XV competes in the Ereklasse (Dutch top division), the 2nd XV in Eersteklasse one tier below, and the 3rd XV offers social rugby with flexible attendance, run jointly with Rugby Club Amsterdam. Train Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 19:30 at Sportpark De Eendracht.
  • Women's Rugby Team (1st XV) The Women's 1st XV plays in the Dames Ereklasse and is the second most successful women's club in the Netherlands, with eight national titles — most recently 17-0 over RUS on 25 May 2025, and runners-up in 2025-26 (12-39 to RC Waterland). For adult female players in the Amsterdam region.
  • Youth Rugby Program Seven age groups (Guppen through Colts) take children from their first training session through to senior-level rugby. New players welcome from age six. For children and teenagers aged 6-17 in the Amsterdam area; registration via [email protected].
  • Amsterdam Sevens Tournament Annual international rugby sevens tournament founded by AAC in 1972. One of Europe's largest sevens festivals, featuring men's, women's, and veterans' sides across two days at the NRCA Stadium. For rugby clubs and representative sides across Europe.
  • Club Membership Annual membership subscription program for players of all ages and skill levels, with registration via the AllUnited platform and ages ranging from 6 to senior. Approximately 500 active members representing 15-plus nationalities.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 11 Men's national championships across the club's history (first: 1939-40, most recent: 1976-77)
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use AAC Rugby Amsterdam

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

AAC Rugby Amsterdam technology and API

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AAC Rugby Amsterdam partnerships and signals

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14 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Topsport AmsterdamcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership to support elite players at AAC. Topsport Amsterdam provides support programs for elite-level athletes within the club, helping develop and sustain high-performance rugby players.
  • Two Chefs BrewingminorOthersLocal brewery sponsor visible on the club's sponsor page. Provides sponsorship support for kit, balls, training equipment, and match-day hospitality.
  • Top SportminorOthersSponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • Gouden FlorijnminorOthersSponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • ScimitarminorOthersSponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • Verdee InframinorOthersSponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • De BakkerswinkelminorOthersSponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • QantisminorOthersSponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • Grote ClubactieminorOthersNational club fundraising organization sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • VriendenLoterijminorOthersFriends lottery sponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • Mokum Rugby AmsterdamminorOthersSponsor listed on the club's sponsor page.
  • Rugby Club Amsterdam (RCA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAAC's 3rd XV is entered jointly with Rugby Club Amsterdam for social rugby competitions. Players of all ages can participate with flexible week-to-week attendance in this joint team.
  • Netherlands National Rugby TeamcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAAC shares its home ground (NRCA Stadium, Sportpark De Eendracht) with the Netherlands national XV. The national team uses the facility as its primary home base.
  • therugbysite.comcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNew Zealand-based online coaching platform that runs its annual International Coaching Summit at AAC's home ground. AAC is venue partner. The summit brings international coaches to work through attack, defence, contact, and game management with participants. Second edition confirmed for 22-23 August 2026.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

AAC Rugby Amsterdam competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Rugby Club Amsterdam (RCA): Local Amsterdam rugby club that jointly fields AAC's 3rd XV for social rugby. Operates in the same city and lower-tier competition set, sharing members and serving as a comparable Amsterdam amateur rugby peer.
  • 't Gooi Rugby Club: Nearby Dutch rugby club (Gooi region, just outside Amsterdam) operating in the lower Ereklasse / Eersteklasse pyramid. Competes for talent and visibility in the greater Amsterdam rugby market and is a direct comparable on the men's side.
  • SRC Thor: Dominant Dutch women's rugby club with twelve national titles (vs AAC's eight). Thor is AAC's principal rival in the Dames Ereklasse and most directly comparable peer in Dutch senior rugby, with a similar amateur-club structure and competitive ambition.
  • DIOK Rugby: Long-established Dutch rugby club in Leiden with a multi-team program (1st XV, 2nd XV, youth) and a similar amateur member-run structure. Comparable in scale, governance, and competition level to AAC's men's 1st XV.
  • RC Eemland: Amersfoort-based Dutch rugby club competing in the Ereklasse / Eersteklasse. Comparable in scale and amateur governance to AAC, with overlapping competition pathways on the men's side.
  • RC Waterland: Dutch rugby club that defeated AAC in the 2025-26 Dames Ereklasse final (39-12). Waterland competes in the same domestic pathway as AAC and is one of the benchmark clubs in the Dutch top flight for women's rugby.
  • Breda Rugby Club: Dutch rugby club in Breda with a history in the Ereklasse and a comparable amateur multi-team program. Another benchmark Dutch amateur rugby peer for AAC across men's and youth development.
  • USRS (Utrechtse Studenten Rugby Society): Utrecht-based rugby club that has competed against AAC's men's and women's sides in the Ereklasse. Similar amateur multi-team structure and a direct competitor in domestic fixtures.
  • Blue Waves / Bassets: Dutch women's rugby club that contested the 2022-23 Dames Ereklasse final against AAC (29-21 loss). Direct competitor in the women's national championship pathway and comparable amateur-club peer in the Netherlands.

Others

  • Dubai Rugby Sevens: Globally recognised sevens tournament that, like the Amsterdam Sevens, is run by a host rugby club/organisation at a single venue. Functionally comparable as a benchmark for tournament scale, sponsorship structure, and event operations that AAC's Amsterdam Sevens could aspire to.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

AAC Rugby Amsterdam social profiles

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AAC Rugby Amsterdam leadership team

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Profiles8 records

AAC Rugby Amsterdam funding detail

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AAC Rugby Amsterdam M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about AAC Rugby Amsterdam

What does AAC Rugby Amsterdam do?

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is an amateur member-owned rugby club that delivers organised rugby participation across senior men's (three XVs in Ereklasse/Eersteklasse/social competitions), women's (eight-time national champions in Dames Ereklasse), and youth (seven age groups from age 6) sections. The club also runs the Amsterdam Sevens international tournament, founded in 1972, and hosts the International Coaching Summit at its home ground NRCA Stadium in Amsterdam-West. Approximately 500 members from 15-plus nationalities pay annual subscription fees to participate in training, competition, and club events.

Is AAC Rugby Amsterdam a public or private company?

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was AAC Rugby Amsterdam founded?

AAC Rugby Amsterdam was founded in 1930. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is AAC Rugby Amsterdam based?

AAC Rugby Amsterdam is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, in the Europe region.

How does AAC Rugby Amsterdam make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are sponsorship and event revenue (Amsterdam Sevens).

Who are AAC Rugby Amsterdam's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Rugby Club Amsterdam (RCA), 't Gooi Rugby Club, SRC Thor, DIOK Rugby, RC Eemland, RC Waterland, Breda Rugby Club, USRS (Utrechtse Studenten Rugby Society) and Blue Waves / Bassets. Dubai Rugby Sevens is listed as an others.

Does AAC Rugby Amsterdam have an API?

No public API is recorded for AAC Rugby Amsterdam.

What industry is AAC Rugby Amsterdam in?

AAC Rugby Amsterdam's product category is Amateur Rugby Club Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAKACAE, Local Amateur Clubs & Community Sports Organizations, with a secondary code of MPAKACAL, Amateur Event & Tournament Organizers (Meets, Invitationals, Opens). Its NAICS code is 713940 and its SIC code is 7997.

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