Potomac AC

The Potomac Athletic Club Rugby Team (PAC Rugby) of Washington, D.C., is a founding member of the USA RUGBY SUPER LEAGUE, the 16-club national competition for elite American rugby clubs. A perennial in the national club championship playoffs, PAC has established itself as a top ranked premier club in the United States and one of the dominant teams in the North East. PAC traces its origin to the George Washington and Sudamericano rugby football clubs founded in 1967 and 1969 respectively. In 1988 these two teams merged to form the Potomac Athletic Club. In 1993, a mere 5 years after forming, PAC made their first appearance in the national final four, finishing 3rd. In 1995 PAC returned to the final four and won the USA Men's Division 1 National Title.

In addition to the Super League, PAC competes in the United States Mid-Atlantic Rugby Football Union against clubs from the Washington DC/Baltimore/Philadelphia area, as well as against clubs from all over the US - including Atlanta, Chicago, New York City, and Boston. PACs lower sides compete in the local division 3 competition.