Rugby Now At Stage D
We are now at Stage D. The main changes now allow for very limited Contact for 15 minutes of the training session, in small groups... Read More
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Youth Rugby
Colts Rugby
Coaches and Manager
Additional Coaches:
Mr Chris Taylor cmtaylor1@hotmail.co.uk
Mr Charlie Oldham charlesoldham359@gmail.com
Colts Manager:
Mr Stuart Ball stuart.jpc08@gmail.com
Training on Thursday evening at the club from 18.30 – 20.00.
Matches will be played on Sundays usually with a kick-off around 14.00.
Law Variations applicable to Colts:
- Ball and Pitch Sizes:
Ball size: U15, U16, U17 and U18 – ball size 5
Pitch Size: as set out in World Rugby Law 1 - Substitutions and Replacements:
Rolling substitutions are permitted and substituted players can be re-used at any time. Substitutions can only take place when the ball is dead and always with the referee’s knowledge.There is no limit on the number of replacements that a team may have, even if competing teams have unequal number, unless otherwise specified by separate regulations specific to a competition. - Squeezeball:
No player shall use the technique known or referred to as “Squeezeball” and no person involved in the teaching or coaching of rugby may teach or coach to encourage the use the “Squeezeball” technique.
Note: “Squeezeball” is a technique where the ball carrier goes to ground, head forward (touching or close to the ground), irrespective of immediate contact with opponents, usually keeping parallel to the touchline, holding and protecting the ball close to the chest and, when on the ground, pushing the ball back between the legs. - Sin Bin:
If a player is temporarily suspended in an Age Grade match, the duration of time in the Sin Bin shall be as set out below:
• U16 – 7 minutes
In addition all colts matches and training must follow within the guidelines set out in the RFU Regulation 15 – Age Grade Rugby and Appendix 9 for U15-U18 – see links below.
U16 Rugby
Coaches and Manager
Training on Wednesday evenings at the club from 18.45 and Sundays from 11.00 when no fixtures.
Law Variations applicable to U16:
- Ball and Pitch Sizes:
Ball size: U15, U16, U17 and U18 – ball size 5
Pitch Size: as set out in World Rugby Law 1 - Substitutions and Replacements:
Rolling substitutions are permitted and substituted players can be re-used at any time. Substitutions can only take place when the ball is dead and always with the referee’s knowledge.There is no limit on the number of replacements that a team may have, even if competing teams have unequal number, unless otherwise specified by separate regulations specific to a competition. - Squeezeball:
No player shall use the technique known or referred to as “Squeezeball” and no person involved in the teaching or coaching of rugby may teach or coach to encourage the use the “Squeezeball” technique.
Note: “Squeezeball” is a technique where the ball carrier goes to ground, head forward (touching or close to the ground), irrespective of immediate contact with opponents, usually keeping parallel to the touchline, holding and protecting the ball close to the chest and, when on the ground, pushing the ball back between the legs. - Sin Bin:
If a player is temporarily suspended in an Age Grade match, the duration of time in the Sin Bin shall be as set out below:
• U16 – 7 minutes
In addition all U16 matches and training must follow within the guidelines set out in the RFU Regulation 15 – Age Grade Rugby and Appendix 9 for U15-U18 – see links below.
U15 Rugby
Training on Wednesday evenings at the club from 18.45 and Sundays from 11.00 when no fixtures.
Law Variations applicable to U15:
- Ball and Pitch Sizes:
Ball size: U15, U16, U17 and U18 – ball size 5
Pitch Size: as set out in World Rugby Law 1 - Substitutions and Replacements:
Rolling substitutions are permitted and substituted players can be re-used at any time. Substitutions can only take place when the ball is dead and always with the referee’s knowledge.There is no limit on the number of replacements that a team may have, even if competing teams have unequal number, unless otherwise specified by separate regulations specific to a competition. - Squeezeball:
No player shall use the technique known or referred to as “Squeezeball” and no person involved in the teaching or coaching of rugby may teach or coach to encourage the use the “Squeezeball” technique.
Note: “Squeezeball” is a technique where the ball carrier goes to ground, head forward (touching or close to the ground), irrespective of immediate contact with opponents, usually keeping parallel to the touchline, holding and protecting the ball close to the chest and, when on the ground, pushing the ball back between the legs. - Sin Bin:
If a player is temporarily suspended in an Age Grade match, the duration of time in the Sin Bin shall be as set out below:
• U15 – 6 minutes - The Scrum:
a) There is no ‘turnover’ law. If scrums are reset for wheeling beyond 45 degrees the throw-in is to the side in possession at the time it is wheeled beyond 45 degrees.
b) The scrum-half not throwing the ball into the scrum must not move beyond the middle line of the scrum until the ball has emerged from the scrum or an opponent has lifted the ball from the ground. In the event of a strike against the head, the scrum-half who has thrown the ball into the scrum is similarly restricted in not following the ball.
Sanction: Penalty Kick. - Law 19 Line-Out:
(a) The lineout will be uncontested.
(b) Lifting and supporting is permitted at this age group, i.e. a player may bind to a jumper until he has returned to the ground.
In addition all U15 matches and training must follow within the guidelines set out in the RFU Regulation 15 – Age Grade Rugby and Appendix 9 for U15-U18 – see links below.
U14 Rugby
Coaches and Manager
Additional coaches
Mr Phil Wathen philipwathen@yahoo.com
Training on Wednesday evenings at the club from 18.30 and Sundays from 11.00 when no fixtures.
The key Rules of Play are:
- Team numbers: a maximum of 15-a-side
- Maximum pitch size: 100 metres x 70 metres
- Ball Size: 4
- Maximum minutes each half: 25
- Contested 8 man scrum – the No.8 can pick up the ball from the back of the scrum
- Introduction of the uncontested lineout
- Sin Bin: 5 minutes
In addition all U14 matches and training must follow within the guidelines set out in the RFU Regulation 15 – Age Grade Rugby and Appendix 8 for U14 – see links below.
U13 Rugby
Coaches and Manager
Currently the club is not fielding an U13 team.
The key Rules of Play are:
- Team numbers: a maximum of 13-a-side
- Maximum pitch size: 90 metres x 60 metres
- Ball Size: 4
- Maximum minutes each half: 25
- 6 players in a fully contested scrum (all players must be confident and competent)
- No limit on numbers contesting for the ball including in the maul and ruck
- Sin Bin: 5 minutes
In addition all U13 matches and training must follow within the guidelines set out in the RFU Regulation 15 – Age Grade Rugby and Appendix 7 for U13 – see links below.
