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Welcome to the players' page |
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Rugby is a sport that requires all body types. Being a hulking mass doesn't automatically put you in the running to be a good rugby player. There are different body types for each position. Where as football players are looking for the power and short bursts, rugby players sustain their play through out the 80 minutes they are on the field. Combine wrestling, soccer and football and you have rugby. AND REMEMBER, NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY-most of the Americans who play rugby started with little or no experience. |
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PLEASE NOTE: In order to play, All players MUST HAVE ALL forms filled out.
CIPP FORMS
Parent permission forms |
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Positions and their numbers
Forwards
1: Loose head prop
2: Hooker
3: Tight head prop
4: Lock, second row
5: Lock, second row
6: Wing Forward
7: Wing Forward
8: Number "8"
Backs:
9: Scrum half
10: Fly half
11: Wing
12: Inside Center
13: Outside Center
14: Wing
15: Fullback |
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BBC link to equipment and rules
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What you will need:
*Mouth piece
*Rugby shorts
*Rugby boots
("cleats" without a front toe cleat (like football)
Optional stuff:
*Shoulder pads
*Head gear |
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Where you can get it:
General equipment can be purchased at your local sporting goods store; hoewver, rugby specific items can be found at the following places.
Balls out Rugby
Rugby Imports
World Rugby Shop |
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LATEST NEWS AND INFORMATION FOR PLAYERS: |
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Email us: [email protected] |
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