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  • The Coventry Rugby Wildcats (Chester County, Pennsylvania) currently has coed teams for grades 6-12.

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Introduction to Rugby

Grades 5, 6 & 7, boys and girls, learn the basics of the great game of rugby.  Starting December and continuing through January, one evening indoors per week and outside on Sundays (weather permitting).

 

This program will be semi controlled contact, mouth guard is required.  The only other equipment is cleats!!


You can click on the Fan Shop link below, but that is basic stuff.  If you want the good stuff with our logo on it, check out our Coventry Rugby WIldcats gear on Steamroller Rugby. http://www.steamrollerrugby.com/coventry-rugby-wildcats/

 

 


Coventry Rugby is open to all children grades 5 through 12 in the area surrounding Pottstown, PA. This includes students from OJR, Pottstown, Pottsgrove, Boyertown, Spring-Ford, Phoenixville, Twin Valley, Daniel Boone, and all private schools. 

Spring is tackle only 15 on 15. Flag will be open in the summer for younger players. Summer and Fall we play 7's tackle.

All coaches are experienced in rugby, and train the players in safe tackling techniques to minimize the risk of concussion. We actively have emergency-trained personnel at practices and matches. Any injuries are assessed by our staff, and if there is any concern, the player will need medical clearance to return to play. Your child's safety is our highest priority.  

Our coaches and parents like to foster a family atmosphere. Every home match, the players, both home and away, are provided with a small meal to foster the sense of community and good sportsmanship.  

Here's to a great season!

 


The Corporation (Coventry Rugby Football Club) is organized exclusively for charitable, religious and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the "Code"), to recruit and train youth to play rugby football in league and tournament play, and to foster and develop sportsmanship, teamwork and a sense of community through participation in the sport of rugby.