Tag Rugby In Wakefield - Saturday 8th August : Sat Aug 01, 2009 8:04 pm  

Wakefield Community Rugby League club are hosting a Tag Rugby Festival, along side the RFL, at Crriglestone All Black’s ground on Saturday 8th August. Teams and individuals are more than welcome to come along and take part. It will be played in a 7s format, with squads from 7 to 12 players). The minimum age is technically 14 years old, but exceptions will be made if younger children want to join in. Tag Rugby is a minimal contact version of Rugby League, and represents a step up from Touch Rugby, by introducing other skills required in rugby, such as kicking and dummy half running. The first set of games are kicking off at 11o’clock, with the finals to be finished in time for the Cup Semi final game between Wigan and Warrington which will be shown in the bar afterwards. For more information please feel to contact me, either by PM or email me at leon@wakefieldcrl.com. Or for those you’ll be at the Touch rugby at Eastmoor on Monday please feel free to ask questions then.

Wakefield Community Rugby League club are hosting a Tag Rugby Festival, along side the RFL, at Crriglestone All Black’s ground on Saturday 8th August. Teams and individuals are more than welcome to come along and take part. It will be played in a 7s format, with squads from 7 to 12 players). The minimum age is technically 14 years old, but exceptions will be made if younger children want to join in. Tag Rugby is a minimal contact version of Rugby League, and represents a step up from Touch Rugby, by introducing other skills required in rugby, such as kicking and dummy half running. The first set of games are kicking off at 11o’clock, with the finals to be finished in time for the Cup Semi final game between Wigan and Warrington which will be shown in the bar afterwards. For more information please feel to contact me, either by PM or email me at leon@wakefieldcrl.com. Or for those you’ll be at the Touch rugby at Eastmoor on Monday please feel free to ask questions then.

: Sun Aug 02, 2009 1:59 pm  

Played in a few of these tournaments this year - good fun, mixed social sides and chance to stretch the legs and remember that rugby league is harder than it looks from the sidelines!

: Tue Aug 04, 2009 9:26 am  

It will be a good laugh, why not just turn up and play, you will be able to get another side together without a problem.

: Wed Aug 05, 2009 8:04 pm  

For anyone who is interested in coming

On Saturday the access to parking, fields and clubhouse will be via Daw Lane and not South View. This is due to repair works that are taking place on the car park. If approaching the club from Mackie Hill side, Daw Lane is the 5th turning on the right after the school. From Haveroid Lane, turn right at the end of the road and almost immediate left. The fields are around 300 yds on the right. There will be someone on the entrance directing you where to park.

Just to add the kitchen will be open selling hot drinks, bacon sarnies and chip butties. The bar has a full range of drinks including kids pop from 50p, bottled lager from 70p and Crigglestones' own draught lager at only £1.60 pint. We will be showing the challenge cup semi final on the big screen. Crigglestone All Blacks looks forward to welcoming all.

Hope to see a few of you there