Sat, Nov 16
|Redding
Redding RFC Fundraiser
Help fund rugby in Shasta County for all ages! Join us for a Watch Party of England vs South Africa - followed by a brief update about the future of RRFC.
Time & Location
Nov 16, 2024, 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Redding, 6100 Oasis Rd, Redding, CA 96003, USA
Current Rosters
About the Tournament
Come ready to support Redding Rugby Football Club! We will be watching the Springboks play England, celebrating the game, and its impact on our community. Join us to hear what is on the horizon for Redding RFC and to join us in meeting our goals.
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Rules
Team Composition & Eligibility
• Each team consists of 10 players: minimum 6 men and 4 women/girls. For youth ages 14 years old up to adults.
• Teams must field 6 players at any time, with at least 2 women/girls on the field at
all times.
• Rolling substitutions are allowed (unlimited, but players must return to the sideline
before subbing in).
• Players may not switch between teams once the tournament begins. Only
registered players who have paid their dues and signed a waiver may participate.
Game Format
• Pool Play & Knockouts (as scheduled).
• Each game: 2 × 10-minute halves (running clock, except for serious injuries).
• 5-minute break between games for teams.
• Kick-offs at the start of each half and after scores.
• Standard Touch Rugby rules apply (see below)
Game Rules
• Scoring: A try is scored by grounding the ball in the opposition's in-goal area,
worth one point.
• The Touch: Defenders must make minimal contact with the ball carrier's body,
clothing, or the ball itself, followed by calling "Touch!" to stop playing.
• Roll Ball: The touched player must immediately place the ball on the ground at the
spot of the touch and step over it or roll in backwards through his/her legs. A
teammate (the dummy-half) picks it up to restart play.
• Possession: The attacking team has a maximum of six touches (phases) to
score. Failure to score within six touches results in a turnover.
• Knock-ons: (dropping the ball forward or hitting it forward with the hand/arm so it
touches the ground or another player) results in an immediate change of
possession (turnover). Play restarts with a roll ball (not a penalty tap) for the
defending team, who become the new attackers.
• Passing: The ball must always be passed backwards or sideways; forward passes
result in a penalty.
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