Success over 30 years in the making. The Atomic Sisters, an Albuquerque-based women's rugby club, is comprised of mostly local players."I've been with this team since I was really young and we all actually played together," said Jennifer Foster, a member of the team for 15 years. "A lot of these girls I played with in high school and throughout college.""I've known these girls for over 10 years," said Alyssa Robinson. "We've had experiences that most people don't."This year alone, the Atomic Sisters have beaten teams from Arizona, Texas, Las Vegas, Oregon and California. They're the Southwest Region and Pacific Super Regional Champions, set to represent the city of Albuquerque on rugby's biggest stage. "We've come a long way as a team," Foster said. "We've all been growing together and learning together.""Obviously this is really big for New Mexico rugby and it would definitely put us on the map," Robinson said. "I definitely think it would mean a lot to the city, I know it would mean a lot to the rugby community."This coming weekend the Atomic Sisters will travel to St. Louis to compete in the USA Club Division II Women's Rugby Final Four. "We're all really excited," said Foster. "A little nervous but I think we'll just play our game and play our hearts out no matter what happens."With a win in the semifinals, the Atomic Sisters would play for a chance to bring home a National Championship to the city that raised them."It would mean the world," said Foster. "We have so many supporters. A lot of people don't even know what rugby is and don't know that women play rugby so it means a lot for our community and for our youth rugby players.""If we won the championship together that would probably be the most magical moment of my life," said Robinson. "A lot of people will never know what this type of teamwork and sisterhood is in their entire life and I'm extremely thankful that I get to know these girls on and off the field."The Atomic Sisters are set to play in the semifinals on Saturday, June 3 against the Gulf Coast Champions out of Knoxville, Tennessee.Fans can support the Atomic Sisters by donating on Venmo: @atomicsistersrugby or by visiting the teams' GoFundMe page at gofund.me/97ee130b.