A spot for every kid, from first touch to high school.
Boys and girls, ages K to 18. You register once for the coed season, or by season for high school. No experience needed, and your first two weeks are free.
U8
Touch rugby, hands only. Rugby's front door: running, passing, and learning to play as a team. No contact.
Fee coming soonU10
Touch moving into tackle, with confidence and fundamentals first. Big skills, small steps.
Fee coming soonU12
Where real rugby clicks. A natural crossover for soccer, football, and wrestling kids ready for more.
Fee coming soonU14
Coed contact rugby for the middle-school crew. Often true coed, with placement by skill, experience, and size, safety first.
Fee coming soonOne registration covers the coed season, practices Tuesday and Thursday. We publish practice length here; the current practice field is Elkins Pointe, and exact times live in TeamSnap for registered families.
HS Girls
Sisterhood, grit, and strategy, and a team culture where every body type is an asset. Sprinter or tactician, you belong on this pitch. We teach you everything.
$130 · Fall 7sHS Boys
Leadership, brotherhood, and a competitive outlet rooted in respect. A primary sport, or off-season cross-training. No experience needed to join.
$130 · Fall 7sHow high school teams are built
Girls and boys train and compete as separate teams, each with their own coaches. Age grades combine into shared sides by numbers and skill. Players may be approved to play up or down for the right fit, safety first. Practices Tuesday and Thursday, 1.5 hours.
Age eligibility (USA Rugby)
Players must be 14 on or before September 1 to play or train with high school rugby. Middle schoolers are not permitted regardless of age. A 14-year-old in 9th grade needs the USA Rugby youth eligibility waiver.
Everyone registers coed. Here is how it works on the field.
The City of Roswell lists every program as coed, and that is accurate for registration. On the field, 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 under one coed listing but train and compete as separate girls and boys teams, each with their own coaching staff. New to rugby or not sure where your player fits? Email us and we will find the right spot.
Touch Tuesdays
Free summer drop-in touch rugby, all ages welcome. The easiest way to meet the crew and try the game with nothing to commit to.
What to expect →Summer Camp
Skills and drills day camp for ages 5 to 14. A fun first taste of rugby over the summer.
Fee coming soon