Congratulations to them all!
Also,
The Fall Seven's season will be starting on Sept 7 and going to
Oct 5. I would like to know how many of you would like to play the Fall season.There is no extra fee for the Fall season.
August 17 we will be having a barbeque/awards banquet for our
juniors it will be up at the Irish pitch and it will be in conjuction
with the a touring side game that U16/U18 will be playing in. I will
post all the details on the website and make sure you get an email
follow-up message.
If you want to go catch some great U16 & U18 games, here are a
list of date's for the touring side game's :
Monday July 7, 2008 Liverpool College (English) Irish Fields 6:30pm
Wednesday July 9, 2008 Down's High School( Irish) CRU 6:30pm
Friday July 25, 2008 Blundell School(English) CRU 6:00pm
Sunday August 17, Giggleswick School (English) Irish Fields 1:00pm
Generally, practice is always on. rain or shine, so dress appropriately and will go as scheduled.
Monday and Wednesday 6:30 – 8:00 pm
Games:
Games Will be played on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Draft Schedule:
If you can not make a practise or game, let us know, we do count on you being there for all of sessions. I understand that there will be times when you have to miss. Fine. Just let us know.
History:COMING SOON
Just a note: My four rules are 1 Everyone plays nobody quits
2 Teams beat even the best of players
3 Fun is first
4 Zero tolerence for negativity
U14 Hornets coaches -
Mike Caswell (Head) - Cell 466-0450 email = myklecazz@hotmail.com
David Moore - Cell 921-****
Scott Tizzard - Cell 589-5262
Corey Spink - Cell 630-9917
Please have a look and read these two documents.
1. Rugby Basics
2. Rugby Positions Handbook
Training Grounds
U14 will train at Beaverbrook Monday and Wednesday evenings 6 - 7:30 pm
Beaverbrook High School
86 Ave and Ashley Crescent SE
Calgary, AB
The Game We Play
Past and Present
Legend has it that the game of rugby union has its roots in an English town called Rugby, where a young boy grew tired of playing soccer at school and decided instead to pick up the ball in his hands and run with it.
Today, Rugby Union (more commonly known as "rugby") is prevalent throughout the world. In Calgary, it's played at almost every age by boys, girls, men, and women.
Safety First
Despite its reputation for being a rough sport, rugby promotes safety in all its laws.
For example, the collision-style "tackle" common in American and Canadian football (and even in hockey) is illegal in rugby. Instead, tacklers redirect the momentum of a runner to bring him to the ground.
A Game for Everyone
Rugby requires that all the players in the team work together to achieve a common goal. Players use strength, speed, agility, and intelligence to meet their goal. Thus, rugby provides an opportunity for everyone—men and women, large and small, young and old— to participate and contribute.
Learn More
If you'd like to learn more about the game of rugby, have a look at scrum.com's rugby guide, grab your hat and some sun screen, and come watch your favourite team in action.
Created by: Coach Scott -- Last updated:Apr 27, 2010
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