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- Best practise is for players to play within a one year "age window”. This tends to be driven by calendar year, for example born in 1997 or in some Unions by academic year. Acceptable practise is for players to play within a two year “age window”. In exceptional circumstances a player may play within a three year “age window”.
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A player’s age grade is determined by their age at midnight on 31 August at the beginning of each season. The rules of play progressions are designed to support player development throughout their rugby journey. To find out the rules of play for your child's age grade, use the links below: Under 7 Rules of Play. Under 8 Rules of Play.
Jun 4, 2023 · Rugby Canada and the Age Grade Law Variations Committee are pleased to announce the new Age Grade Law Variation Document for 2023. The primary function of the law variations is to implement a consistent national set of age-appropriate modifications for the game of rugby with a focus on enjoyment, player development, accessibility and player ...
- Front Row Players Need Particular Attention
- Elite Adult Rugby
- Community/Participation Adult Rugby
It is recognised that the front row playing positions (prop and hooker) in Rugby potentially carries an increased risk of injury with respect to the scrum. It is therefore recommended that a more rigid process and criteria for these positions be applied if a two year "age window" is adopted. This could be similar to the requirements set out above f...
Best practise is for Under 18 Age grade Rugby Players not to play Elite Adult Rugby. Acceptable practise is for players who are eligible to play at Under 18 level, and who are not eligible to play at any lower Age Grade, to play Elite Adult Rugby at any position other than the front row (excluding Rugby Sevens). In such circumstances, the following...
The Union having jurisdiction over the Community Game in its territory shall decide having regard to safety, player welfare and local conditions and circumstances on the policy, regulations and/or guidelines applicable if Under 18 players are to be permitted to play Participation/Community Adult Rugby.
No matter your age, experience, or background there is a place in rugby for YOU! There are many formats to rugby including the popular 15-a-side and 7-a-side variations we see at the Summer Olympics and on TV, as well as flag and non-contact options.
The Age-Grade and Masters Law Variations designed by Rugby Canada aim to foster an inclusive, welcoming environment so players of every gender, age, size, and ability can participate in developmentally appropriate, competitive and enjoyable games.
Age Grade – Ages 13-18. Many of Canada’s best players were already in high school when they picked up a Rugby ball for the first time. Whether you want to play socially, become an Olympian, or somewhere in the middle, the sport of Rugby offers a world of opportunity.
You can start playing rugby at any age. If you play rugby growing up you will be gradually introduced to the more complex rules of rugby over time, however, if you start playing as an adult you will have to learn them all at once.
