New Hampshire Youth Rugby

RUGBY IS BACK FOR 2021

Rugby is on again for the 2021 season for all ages. Please see details below; beginners are welcome at all levels.

Registration is open now!

REGISTRATION OPEN NOW: Spring 2021 High School Fifteens Rugby, Middle School Contact Sevens, & Grade School Flag Rugby

Spring is rapidly approaching and NHYR will offer the following programs in 2021:

High School Rugby: Building on last year's introductory season. Full contact fifteens for grades 9 through 12. CLICK HERE to register for boys High School Fifteens Rugby.

the high school program practices on Tuesday and Friday Evenings in Dover and has games on Saturdays.

The 2021 Season will run May through late June

Middle School Contact Sevens: Full contact sevens for grades 5 through 8. CLICK HERE to register for boys or girls Middle School Contact Sevens.

Practices start the week of May 3, 2021. Matches will begin in mid-May and conclude by the middle of June. No experience is necessary.

Practices are from 6:00-7:15 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Depending on your location, you can choose to practice in Dover or North Hampton.

Games will be on Saturday Mornings in Dover

Elementary School Flag Rugby: Flag rugby for grades K through 4. CLICK HERE to register for Coed Elementary School Flag Rugby.

Flag sessions will run from 9:00-10:00 AM on Sundays from May 3rd through May 20th, excluding Memorial Day Weekend (May 30).

This program will be held in Dover.

More Coaches and Volunteers Needed

NH Youth Rugby is in search of volunteers to coach High School Fifteens Rugby, Middle School Contact Rugby, and Elementary School Flag Rugby. We also need volunteers to administrate, organize, and help out in general. Please register under this link in order to get on our site and gain access to parts of the management software. THANKS FOR VOLUNTEERING !!!

For more information please CLICK HERE.

New Hampshire Youth Rugby

The primary goal of New Hampshire Youth Rugby (NHYR) is to bring rugby to the youth of coastal New Hampshire, providing them with the ability to learn and partake in the game of rugby. By doing this we hope to foster a love of the game, improve decision making skills, teach communication skills, and develop camaraderie between teammates, opposition players, referees, coaches, and spectators. NHYR and USA Rugby encourage a balanced attitude where players can develop and grow from the mental, emotional, and physical aspects of rugby.