A: Rugby 7s is a faster, more free-flowing game than rugby union, with less emphasis on power or tactical kicking.

A: Rugby Union is the older code of rugby, originating in the UK. The game split into two in 1895 when Lancashire and Yorkshire clubs wanted their players to be compensated for missing work. The RFU was against any form of professionalism and, therefore, the northern clubs formed the Northern Union. The amateur game of the RFU was known as rugby union and the Northern Union game was called rugby league. Over the years, both games developed separately with various rule and regulation changes.

A: The Women's Rugby team competes in the Fall and Spring seasons with matches determined by MAC (Mid-Atlantic Conference) and EPRU (Eastern Pennsylvania Rugby Union). The team typically plays 5-7 matches per season.

A: Rugby is a global sport with a long history. It is played in many countries around the world and is enjoyed by people of all ages.

A: Touch rugby is a sport inspired from rugby league with minimal contact between the players, focusing instead on passing and running. Just like in rugby the goal is to score points by placing the ball behind the try line. The defending team can prevent this by touching the player in possession of the ball.

A: The gain line is an imaginary line in rugby union that represents the point where regulation play breaks down. Offloading is a way to keep the attack alive by passing the ball to a support runner before going to ground. A knock-on happens if the ball touches the ground or another player before the original player can catch it.

A: Rugby league is a safe and fun sport for kids of all ages! Girls are welcome to play until U12s. Our home games are located at Five Dock Park and Birchgrove Oval. Registration includes your team uniform.

A: You need to be registered with USA Rugby to play rugby.

A: You need to create a Rugby Xplorer account and then pay your CIPP fee in order to play rugby for a club in the USA.

A: Touch STHLM is a community of people of all ages, genders, nationalities, and backgrounds who enjoy playing touch rugby.

A: Dues are $100 for new players and $125 for returning players.

A: A new player will spend a total of $219 ($100 for dues, $42 socks and shorts, $77 for CIPP) in their first season. If that player joined in the Fall, then the cost of the next season (spring) will only be $125 (for dues). If that player joined in the Spring, then cost of the next season (fall) will be $200 (for CIPP and dues).

A: It's free to try, and if you like it you pay 750 kr for a year and get a free T-shirt.

A: Warm up for 10-15 minutes, do some technical exercises for 15 minutes, then play for the rest of the session with plenty of water breaks.

A: There are two versions of NRLCEO.
The basic, default version is free to play, while the most customisable version is only available to those who create a League. Creating a custom League will cost each competing club $10 each.

A: You'll be asked to do some stuff to help the club, but it's not that bad and you can get out of it if you do some other stuff to help the club.

A: Linc shifts are mandatory for all active (fall season) players and you must earn points to stay active.

"Linc Training" is a mandatory training for all new and returning members who will be working Linc shifts. It is usually held in early May and is a two-hour training that covers topics such as:

• Safety


• First Aid


• Con

A: Rugby is a sport that is played with 15 players on each side. The object of the game is to score points by either touching the ball down in the try zone, kicking a conversion kick, or kicking a penalty kick. The game is played in two 40 minute halves with a 15 minute half time.

A: The EPRU is our local GU, the MAC helps to coordinate competition between the Capital and Eastern Pennsylvania GUs, and USA Rugby is the national governing body.

A: Rugby is growing in the United States, and there is a demand for those with experience in the business of rugby. Major League Rugby jobs include Communications and Community Relations, Marketing, Event Management, Sponsorship Sales and Activation, Ticket Sales, and Web/Creative Services.

A: There is no minimum age to join LIARFC, however players U9 and above must wear a mouth guard. New players must fill in the Registration Form. The club colours are green, white and green. Teams manage fixtures and availability using Pitchero. Check the latest Met Office Forecast here for Sunbury upon Thames.

A: You need a mouth guard, cleats, and rugby shorts and socks (which you can buy from us).

A: You need to be 18, in good physical shape, and have seasonally-appropriate workout clothes and decent athletic shoes. If you stick with rugby, you'll need a mouthguard, soccer cleats or rugby boots, and rugby shorts and socks.

A: You need a mouthguard and cleats. We provide the kit.

A: Rugby is a sport that is played with an oval-shaped ball by two teams of fifteen players on a rectangular field. The objective of the game is to score more points than the other team by carrying the ball over the opponents’ goal line and/or kicking it through the opponents’ goal posts.

A: Touch is a fun way to keep in shape!.

A: bring running shoes, we bring the rest.

A: Try: 5 points
-Conversion: 2 points
-Penalty: 3 points
-Drop goal: 3 points

A: The eight (8) regular season home matches in the 2023 Major League Rugby season will be played at Veterans Memorial Stadium, located in Quincy, Ma.

A: We train twice a week, on Wednesday after-work and Sunday morning. In summer we play at Gärdet’ sports fields and in winter we change between 3-4 locations depending on fields availability.

A: English speaking clan, looking for active players.

A: You can find us on facebook, instagram or via e-mail.

A: The game is played 6v6, with either all men, women, or mixed teams (3 men & 3 women). Up to 8 rolling substitutes are allowed.

A: Futsal is a variant of soccer played on a smaller pitch, with a smaller ball and teams of 5. It is played in a smaller, indoor arena, with a smaller, heavier ball. Futsal is faster-paced than soccer and has a higher scoring rate.