Youth Rugby · Greater Roswell + Surrounding Areas · Ages K-18
Be Bold.Be Brave.Be a Rebel.
Fall Try-Rugby & Open House · Saturday, October 10 · free for curious families.
A community youth rugby club for boys and girls, serving greater Roswell and the surrounding areas. No experience needed, and your first two weeks are free. Every kid belongs on the pitch.
New to Rugby
Never played? Neither had most of our players. See how the game works and what a first practice actually looks like.
Learn the basics → / 02Our Programs
U8 through high school, girls and boys. Find your kid's age group, season, and what to expect on the field.
See programs → / 03Register
Three quick steps: the City, USA Rugby, then Rebels. We walk you through every one.
Sign up →Matchday, teammates, and the meal after the final whistle.
Fall Try-Rugby and Open House, one morning, two reasons to come. Free, low-key, and built for curious families. Bring a kid who has been eyeing rugby. The Gear Exchange runs alongside, so empty the closets and swap gear while you are there.
See the season →A spot for every kid, from first touch to high school.
U8
Hands-only touch rugby. Rugby's front door, all about running, passing, and fun.
Fee coming soonU10
Touch moving into tackle, with confidence and fundamentals first.
Fee coming soonU12
Where real rugby clicks. A natural crossover for soccer, football, and wrestling kids.
Fee coming soonU14
Coed contact rugby for the middle-school crew. Coaches match players by size and experience, safety first.
Fee coming soonHS Girls
Sisterhood, grit, and strategy. Every body type is an asset. We teach you everything.
$130 · Fall 7sHS Boys
Leadership, brotherhood, and off-season cross-training. No experience needed to join.
$130 · Fall 7sA note on coed: U8 to U12 play coed. U14 is often true coed, girls and boys on the same side, with placement by coaches based on skill, experience, and size, safety first. U16 and U19 register coed but train and compete as separate girls and boys teams, each with their own coaches. See all programs →
Five values, on the pitch and off.
Respect
For opponents, officials, and everyone who shows up.
Teamwork
No kid plays alone. We work for the team.
Discipline
On the pitch, in school, in the community.
Sportsmanship
Win humbly. Lose with your head up.
Enjoyment
Play hard. Have fun. That is the whole point.
Recognize and Remove. If in doubt, sit them out. Our coaches are trained in Head Up tackling and follow a minimum 14-day return protocol, referencing CDC Heads Up.
Our safety standard →Good questions, straight answers.
Does my kid need experience?
No. Most of our players started never having touched a rugby ball. We teach the basics from day one, and your first two weeks are free. New to rugby? Start here →
Is rugby safe?
We teach shoulder-first, Head Up tackling and follow Recognize and Remove. If in doubt, sit them out, with a minimum 14-day return protocol referencing CDC Heads Up. Our safety standard →
What ages can play?
Boys and girls from K through 18. U8 to U12 play coed, and U14 is often true coed. U16 and U19 train and compete as separate girls and boys teams. See all programs →
Where do you practice?
We play across greater Roswell and the surrounding areas. Current practice locations and times are shared with registered families in TeamSnap. See the season →
How much does it cost?
High school Fall 7s club registration is $130. Youth season fees are coming soon. No kid is ever turned away for cost, and scholarships are available, no questions asked. How to register →
How do I register?
Three steps: register with the City of Roswell, then USA Rugby, then Rebels through TeamSnap. Go to the Register page →
Sponsor the Rebels
Volunteer-led and family-powered. When you partner with us, you fund scholarships and keep youth rugby accessible for local families. Field, Kit, Banner, and Title packages available.
Become a sponsor →Lend a hand
A volunteer-run club works when families show up. Coaches, team parents, photographers, grill masters. We will be specific about what we need and when.
Ways to help →