belonging.
40 years. One Atoms family.
Celebrating four decades of rugby league, friendship and community. Established in 1986. Still building the next generation.
TRY A SESSION From their first pass to a lifelong love of the game. Find your place at Heysham Atoms.

First-time player or familiar face.
There’s a place for you here.

Teammates become friends. The touchline becomes a meeting place. From the youngest Cubs to our Masters, Atoms is a club that grows with you.
Come and be part of itCelebrating four decades of rugby league, friendship and community. Established in 1986. Still building the next generation.

Tell us the player’s age and we’ll help you find the right team and training session.
Ask about a sessionExplore the club range at O’Neills.
Visit the club shop
King George’s Playing Fields
Manor Grove, Heysham.
Our home for training and matchdays.
18:00–19:00 or 19:00–20:00, depending on age group.
Message us before your first visit so we can confirm the right team and training time for you.
ASK ABOUT YOUR FIRST SESSIONA water bottle, something to run in
and a hello. We’ll take it from there.
Bring a water bottle. Football boots are preferred, but trainers are absolutely fine too.
Come along to a couple of sessions for free. If you enjoy it and decide to join, we’ll help with the next steps.
Message us with the player’s age or the team you’re interested in, and we’ll confirm your session.
Ask about a sessionThank you to every business and individual
supporting grassroots rugby league.
Local sponsorship helps us provide equipment, team kit and training opportunities, while keeping the cost of playing as affordable as possible for children and their families.
Every sponsor, with their logo where we have one.






























Heysham Atoms began in 1986 with one open-age men’s side. Since then, players and volunteers have built a club with a place for every generation: Cubs and junior teams, open-age men’s and women’s rugby, and Masters sides.
Our blue, light blue and gold carry a thread back to the original kit. And after years of searching for a home in Heysham, King George’s Playing Fields is now the club’s base, shared with Westgate Wanderers.
Help shape the next chapter