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Marist St Pats has built a proud tradition in the 40 years since it was established out of the merger of Marist and St Pats Old Boys. Whether you want to play at the top level or socially, or be an MSP supporter, you can be part of a great community club with a great spirit and proud winning pedigree. Nothing beats supporting club rugby from the sidelines, and enjoying one of MSP's many social functions at the clubrooms later. Since its formation in 1971, Marist St Pats has won Wellington club rugby's most coveted prize, the Jubilee Cup, 14 times. These 14 titles (most recently in 2012) are more than any other club over that time. But success it not limited to our top team, as we have built a proud winning tradition through all our teams throughout the grades.

We train in the style of Shotokan karate, which was founded by Gichin Funakoshi. We were originally affiliated with JKA and thus continue to practice in a similar style to those that are affiliated with JKA. We have two clubs: one at Churton Park School, and one at Victoria University of Wellington Training times: Churton Park Tuesday and Thursday Junior Grades: 6:00pm-6:45pm Senior Grades: 7:00pm-8:30pm Victoria University of Wellington Friday Beginners: 7:00pm-8:00pm Seniors: 6:30pm-8:00pm Sunday Beginners: 5:00pm-6:00pm Seniors: 4:30pm-6:00pm Please feel free to come along and check us out. Children are also welcome (but please, no younger than age 7).

Undoubtedly NZ's greatest football club. The Wharfies.

Hi Everyone, note that the club will be starting a little later this year- 18 March 2013 We plan to have the AGM in Early February and we will keep you informed on the date and venue. New Committee members are needed this year- please give this some consideration and if you are able to help- Many hands make light work :)

VALUES Commitment: To act with integrity and show respect for yourself and your team mates. Support: Encourage and empower club members to reach their full potential. Fun: Good times on and off the court. Sportsmanship: Go hard, play fair.