They play in green and white hooped jerseys and enjoy widespread support in Samoa.

St. Joseph's deliberately lost in the final in order to avoid being relegated, which caused controversy at the time.

The inaugural Marist St.Joseph was composed by players such as Felise Vito, Aki Ripley, Iafeta Ekeroma, Ioane Sinuki Melei, George Meredith, Jimmy Fruean, Ricky McFall, Peter Schuster, Lino Passi, Norman McDonald, Toetu Palamo, Mefi Palamo, Rudy David, Gordan Bartley, Steve Stanley, Herbert Clarke (Manager), Petelo Lepou, Eneliko Ah Voo, Jeffrey Atoa, Henry Penn, Maligi Sefo and Maluelue Tafua.

The club hosts the Vailima Marist International Sevens Rugby Tournament for 27 years, which helped to raise rugby sevens' profile in Samoa and attracted famous players from abroad such as Michael Jones, Viliami Ofahengaue, Waisale Serevi, John Kirwan, Terry Wright.

Source:[4] Tovio Petelo Several personalities such as the current Prime Minister of Samoa and CEO of Samoa Rugby Union Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi, the first Samoan magistrate Su'a Fritz Thomsen, the first Prime Minister of Samoa Mata'afa Mulinu'u II, Member of Parliament Lefau Harry Schuster, also played for Marist St. Joseph.