Congratulations to Harri Deaves on winning a consecutive OSCA! Deavesy seems to have a monopoly on this season’s awards with two from two and takes his overall tally to three OSCAs.
For a list of previous winners, click on the Honours Board below:
Loading ...The last OSCA vote of 2025 is open! From November’s narrow defeat in Edinburgh, a full 10 points in the Challenge Cup and a tough game against an excellent Munster team, we finished 2025 in style with a fourth consecutive Boxing Day win against the Scarlets!
Voting closes 1st January.
To see the complete honours board, click below:
Congratulations to Harri Deaves on winning a well deserved second OSCA!
For a list of previous winners, click on the Honours Board below:
After a tough start to the 2025-26 season, we finish the month with one win, one draw and three defeats (albeit to some of the very best teams in the URC). Get voting for the first OSCA of the season!
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The WRU have today published their decision on the future of elite rugby in Wales following the month-long consultation where the OSC engaged positively throughout the whole process.
We are extremely disappointed with the outcome which will mean one less professional club in west Wales whilst two remain in south-east Wales, resulting in uncertainty for staff, supporters and players alike.
Top level rugby has been played in the Ospreys region for 154 years and with a population size in excess of 500,000, the thought of no professional rugby being played in this area is unthinkable. Ospreys are Wales’ most successful and decorated professional team with four league titles and one Anglo-Welsh trophy, not to mention the 1,648 Welsh caps won by Ospreys players since the inception of the region in 2003 – contributing more international caps than any other professional team in Wales. In addition, Ospreys have had 22 British and Irish Lions tourists – more than any other professional team in Wales. This success has resulted in Ospreys being a world recognised and respected rugby brand.
Off the field, Ospreys have a fantastic and award winning community programme and the plans laid out for St Helen’s for further engagement and collaborative working with Swansea University, the Local Authority, community clubs and the local community as a whole, mean an exciting outlook for rugby and sport in the Ospreys region. To ignore these facts when choosing where professional rugby should be played would be inexcusable and unforgiveable.
We appreciate supporters’ frustration with the constant uncertainty, but we would encourage supporters to continue to come together off the field to show strength and unity to ensure that professional rugby is kept in the Ospreys region for future generations and for many years to come.
The Ospreys are the only Welsh team to provide players to every British & Irish Lions tour since the creation of regional rugby in in 2003. The Ospreys have been represented a total of 22 times in the touring party (if a player has appeared on three tours, he’s counted three times).
The Ospreys club has been represented in the senior Welsh national team by its players 1648 times since 2003, significantly more often than any other Welsh club.
70 different players have represented Wales whilst at the Ospreys, only topped by Cardiff with 72. However, with two new call ups into the Autumn International squad in Morgan Morse and James Fender, that could soon change.
The Ospreys are by far the most successful Welsh region in the various versions of the league competition, with four titles in the Celtic League and Pro12 era.
Through strong league performances, the Ospreys have qualified for the top level European Champions Cup competition 17 times.
The Ospreys reached more Anglo-Welsh Cup finals than any other team, avenging their narrow loss in 2007 with a win over the Leicester Tigers the following year.
Following the closure of the consultation period, we have received this letter from the WRU:
Thank you letter Ospreys Supporters Club
Our new OSC badges have arrived!
The 2025-26 badges mirror the brighter colours what we’ve seen in the Ospreys shirts for the past few seasons.
All profits from badge sales go to the Ospreys Supporters Club chosen rugby related charity.
You can purchase your badge from us on matchday at the Riverside Tavern and will soon be available from our online shop by clicking on the link below.
We’re proud to announce that the Ospreys Supporters Club (OSC) will be basing ourselves at the Riverside Tavern in Bridgend for the coming season whenever the Ospreys play in town.
You can’t miss the Riverside Tavern, a 19th Century Grade II listed building that’s located next door to the Brewery Field. It will be our pre and post-match gathering point, offering a friendly space for supporters to meet, share stories, and rally behind the team. It’s a move that feels especially meaningful – after moving on from our old home at the Riverside Bar at the Swansea.com Stadium, this new chapter at Bridgend’s Riverside Tavern carries that legacy forward.
The Riverside Tavern are fully behind the OSC, and we’re incredibly grateful for their support. Whether you’re a season ticket holder or or joining us for the first time, all are welcome — come early, stay late, and be part of the Ospreys family.
As always, the OSC will be running our matchday activities, including our ever-popular Tombola and the sale of OSC pin badges — all in support of Ospreys in the Community (OitC). Every ticket bought and badge worn helps us give back to support the greatwork OitC carry out on a daily basis all across our region.
So mark your calendars, gather your fellow supporters, and make the Riverside Tavern your go-to hub on your way into the Brewery Field on matchdays. Let’s bring the noise, the camaraderie, and the passion — together.
Ymlaen Ospreys! 🖤
As part of the WRU’s consultation process the Ospreys and the OSC will be engaging with supporters to find out your views before the OSC have a consultation session with the WRU week commencing 8th September. This is in addition to the survey that the WRU will start on 1st September.
Click on the graphic below to have your say!
Click here to see our statement on the WRU’s consolation announcement
In advance of the WRU supplying consultation documentation directly to the OSC (which we will share here), we’ve found a copy of the pre-release consultation pack from the WRU:
190825-Updated-Confidential-Consultation-Pack3The WRU have a FAQ document: Click here to see the latest version.
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