Our association
From organising training to building partnerships and bringing our community together, the Guardians rely on the people who give their time to make it happen.
Meet our committee, discover who supports the club, and find out how you can get involved.
Working for the club
Four elected volunteers working together to develop the club on behalf of its members.
President
Leads the club’s development, governance and external relationships, helping build the foundations for the Guardians’ future.
Co-President
As Co-President, helps shape club life and brings Guardians together through events and social activities.
Treasurer
Manages the club’s finances, membership payments and accounting, helping keep the association running smoothly.
Secretary & Rugby Lead
Coordinates the rugby programme, training and player development, while supporting the club’s administration.
An independent Swiss non-profit association, the club is run by its members and volunteers. The elected committee looks after governance and administration; coaches support rugby and player development.
On the pitch
Our volunteer coaches help players learn, build confidence and progress together.
Helps Guardians learn and progress together on the pitch.
Also an elected committee member
Supports training sessions and player development.
Outside the elected committee
Volunteers bring the club to life, on and off the pitch: events, trips, welcoming newcomers and shared projects.
Communications & content: Nicolas and the communications volunteers share the club’s story through social media, photographs and digital content.
Where to start
Not sure who to ask? Here’s who handles what. You can always email the club and we’ll direct your message.
Agustín
Erwan
Tony
Nicolas and relevant volunteers
Get involved
You don’t need to be on the committee to make a difference. Whether you can help at one event, take a few photos or share an idea, every contribution matters.
Training, equipment, beginner support and rugby activities.
Social events, rugby trips, inclusion and community activities.
Social media, photography, video, design, website and merchandise.
Sponsorship, fundraising, partnerships and club-development projects.
A single event or a few hours is enough: you don’t need to make a long-term commitment. These are ways to help, rather than formal positions or vacancies. Supporters who don’t play are welcome too.