Decades of rugby on the Mission Beach sand. Step onto the pitch and add your chapter to the OMBAC story.
OMBAC welcomes the former England and British & Irish Lions prop as Head Coach. Thirty-one England caps, a Premiership title, and pro coaching pedigree now come to Robb Field.
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Two-time World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year and three-time Olympian, The Speed Stick coaches OMBAC sevens this summer.
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From beach friendships in the 1950s to national titles. The story of a San Diego rugby institution.
Our historyOMBAC Rugby's story isn't just about tackles, tries, and trophies. It's a tale of community and the unwavering spirit of Old Mission Beach woven into the fabric of American rugby.
The seeds were sown on the beaches of Old Mission Beach, where friendships laid the foundation for a future athletic club. In 1954, the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club was born, spanning volleyball, surfing, and eventually rugby.
In 1966, fueled by San Diego State rugby alumni, OMBAC Rugby emerged as a distinct side within the club. Two years later, in 1968, they charged into first-division competition and showed their tenacity.
OMBAC became one of the most feared sides in American rugby, stacking up National Division I Fifteens titles through two decades and taking national Sevens crowns along the way.
OMBAC kept contending in the professional era: a run of national Sevens titles, the 2006 Rugby Super League title, and the 2010 USA Division III national championship, with a steady presence in the Pacific Rugby Premiership.
OMBAC is proud to welcome Alex "Corbs" Corbisiero as Head Coach. The former England and British & Irish Lions prop brings world-class experience to Robb Field, having competed and coached at the very top of the game.
Known around the world for his unmatched speed and elite finishing, The Speed Stick redefined what it meant to wear the USA jersey. This summer he leads OMBAC sevens.
"Welcome to OMBAC. Roll Beach."
The club's flagship side, competing in the Pacific Rugby Premiership and Southern California Rugby Football Union against the best on the West Coast.
Quick, expansive rugby through the summer, led this season by two-time World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year Perry Baker. New players welcome.
Decades near the top of American rugby, in both the fifteen-a-side and sevens game.
The club has sent a long line of players into the USA national team and the professional game, including World Cup Eagles and international captains.
USA internationals and 2007 Rugby World Cup Eagles among OMBAC alumni. Will Hafu went on to play professionally in England and internationally for Tonga.
Home games at Robb Athletic Park in San Diego. Come down to the pitch, find a familiar face, and see what rugby on the coast is all about.
Red marker indicates a home fixture at Robb Athletic Park. Finals scheduled for April 12. Dates from the 2025 league season.
Save the ScheduleOMBAC plays its home matches at Robb Field in Ocean Beach, minutes from the sand that gave the club its name and shared with cross-town rivals the Old Aztecs. Grass under your boots, ocean air, and a sideline that feels like family.
A welcoming environment for players of all skill levels and backgrounds. Everyone gets a shot at the pitch.
Strong bonds built through a shared passion for the sport and the unique beach-town spirit that runs through the club.
We push our limits and strive for excellence, on the field and off it. That is what it takes to bleed blue.
Kit and supporters gear for the terraces and the sand. Every purchase backs the club.
Demo shop. Prices and products are placeholders, with no live checkout. Add to bag to preview the experience.
New to rugby or a seasoned player back for more, OMBAC wants you. Tell us a bit about yourself and a coach will reach out about training.
Your donation helps OMBAC build and grow the program for years to come, from kit and travel to developing the next generation of players. Local businesses can back the club as a community partner.
