Rodillians Online: Junior Rugby

Junior Rugby

This page is for generic Junior rugby, and is taken directly from RFU guidelines. If you wish to view Rodillians Juniors then please go to their own dedicated website.

www.rodillians-juniors.co.uk

Under 7 or Under 8 years old?
You can play Mini-Tag Rugby!
Click here!

Under 9 or Under 10 years old?
You can play Mini Rugby!
Click here!

Under 11 or Under 12 years old?
You can play Midi Rugby!
Click here!

The following information is provided by the RFU. For updated details please visit the RFU website. This information is provided as a service to children and adults with children in the local area.

Stage 1: Mini Tag Rugby
Ages Under 7 and Under 8
Skills Required/Learned at this Level

Running with the ball
Basic pass
Receiving a pass
Ball familiarisation
Tag
Evasion

U/7 & U/8
years


	Stage 2: Mini Rugby Ages Under 9 and Under 10 Skills Required/Learned at this Level Pass and catch under pressure Picking up the ball Tackling Falling in a tackle Pre-contact preparation Basic contact Evasion	U/9 & U/10 years


	Stage 3: Midi Rugby Ages Under 11 and Under 12 Skills Required/Learned at this Level Off the ground pass Dive pass Catching the high ball Kicking - drop kick, grubber and punt Front-on tackle Running in support Contact	U/11 & U/12 years

All Stages: Codes of Conduct
Coaches Code of Conduct Recognise the importance of fun and enjoyment Positively reinforce the actions of players Lead by example Be honest with yourself and players Create an enjoyable environment in which to play the game Develop team respect for referees Give all players an opportunity to participate in the game Insist of fair play and discipline Be reasonable on the demand on players' time, energy and enthusiasm Encourage sportsmanship		Players Play for enjoyment Play hard, but play fair Play by the laws of the game Be committed to your team - attend all practices and matches Never argue with the referee - control your temper at all times Be a good sport - applaud good play whether from your team or your opponent Have fun, improve your skills and feel good Recognise the efforts made by coaches, parents, match officials and administrators		Parents/Spectators Be familiar with the coaching and training programme in order to ensure your child is fully involved Applaud the performance of both teams Provide positive feedback in training and matches Encourage all players, irrespective of ability Be positive with the referee Let players play their game, not your game Praise efforts, not results Set an example for the players Be aware of the RFU Child Protection Policy and Procedures in relation to verbal and emotional abuse