US Rugby Rookie R
Wooster Rugby

When

Monday August 5th -to- Thursday August 8th

6-8 year olds: 5:00-6:30

9-11 year olds: 6:30-8:00


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Where

Hewitt Cowles Pavilion Field (Ida Sue School) 
266 Oldman Rd.
Wooster, OH 44691
 

 
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Contact

Adam Likowski 
Wooster Rugby 
440-759-4181 
alikowski26@gmail.com 
 

Wooster Rugby - Rookie Rugby Camp 

Rookie Rugby is the U.S. brand of flag rugby. Rookie Rugby is a safe, non-contact, easy to play game for both boys and girls of all ages! It is played in schools, parks and recreation leagues, and community organizations across the country. The rules are simple, the game is easy to learn, and minimal equipment is required.

Total camp costs will be $22.00 per child. This charge includes a $5.00 club registration fee and a $17.00 camp fee. Please click both registration buttons below.

Register for Wooster Rugby by clicking the icon below. Once your in the site click "Register for your club" and sign up as a "Rookie Rugby" member for $5.00. This registration is required for participation of all USA Rugby events.

If you are already a member of US Rugby you do not need to register for our club. 

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Q: What exactly is Rookie Rugby? 

A: Rookie Rugby is the US brand of flag rugby. Rookie Rugby is a safe, non-contact, easy to play game for both boys and girls of all ages! It is played in schools, parks and recreation leagues, and community organizations across the country. The rules are simple, the game is easy to learn, and minimal equipment is required. 

Q: How will my child benefit from playing Rookie Rugby?

A: By participating in Rugby your child will learn the basic rules and skills required of the game including ball handling, passing, and footwork. Rookie Rugby puts an emphasis on continuous activity and promotes health and wellness. In addition, the program encourages good sportsmanship and respect for self and others.

Q: I’ve heard rugby described as ‘football without pads’ – is this accurate?

A: Football is a sport that originated from the game of rugby, but it is much different. Rugby is a very controlled game with a lot of rules in place to keep all players safe on the field. Although rugby players do not wear pads and protection, they are taught the necessary skills to stay safe and successful on the field.

 Q: How can my son/daughter try the sport without getting thrown into a full contact game?

A: Rookie Rugby is a great option for kids of any age to try the sport without any contact elements. Rookie Rugby can be played indoors and outdoors in schools or communities. Many kids start playing flag rugby in P.E. class and move into contact programs after learning the basics. 

 Q: What else can you tell me about Rugby? 

A:  Rugby is played at a fast pace, with few stoppages and continuous possession changes. All players on the field, regardless of position, can run, pass, kick and catch the ball.The sport has gained ground over the years and is now played in over 120 countries by over 5.5 million people. Rugby is a great option for youth and high school athletes looking for a new challenge and exciting experience. 

 Q: How does USA Rugby protect its athletes?

A: USA Rugby believes in putting a player’s safety above everything else. USA Rugby requires that all rugby coaches register and complete our Level 100 Coaching Certification, which includes a Player Protection Package and a Background Check. Additionally, with every player registration USA Rugby provides Third Party Liability Insurance and Rugby Accident Insurance. They feel that providing these levels of protections keeps our athletes safe and enjoying the game.