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  • London Tag Rugby Championships

    GOALThe 2010 GOAL London Tag Rugby Championships will bring the curtain down on London’s summer Tag Rugby season as a spectacular celebration sees a large number of teams descend on the nation’s capital for Try Tag Rugby’s feature event of the year on Sunday August 29.

    Try Tag Rugby CEO Phillip Browne said invitations will go far and wide for the inaugural event.

    Finsbury Park Mixed player of the season Yamen El-Afifi is excited about the summer climax to the Tag Rugby calendar and the London based Australian will be one of a large number of local players hoping to take their end of season form onto the championship stage.

    El-Afifi said, “This is hoped to be the biggest Tag Rugby festival in England and to be a part of that is fairly special and it will be a great way to end the Tag Rugby summer season”

    “It’s been a great summer so far and as we kick off the summer season, the Championships are something I know me and my team mates are greatly looking forward to”

    James Szymik, RFL League For All Officer added that Tag Rugby has proven in London what a great alternative to the full contact version of the sport it is.

    "We've had a great response across London since Try Tag Rugby kicked off and the Championships are a great way for everybody to be involved with the sport on one of its biggest days across the UK”

    Further details on this event can be found here. Teams, individuals or a group of individuals are all welcome to sign up. If you are a new player or team, please proceed to the respective team registration section or individual registration section of the website to register your interest. If you are a current player or team manager, please log into our online registration system in the top right corner of the website to update your team's interest in this event.

  • About Try Tag Rugby

    Welcome to the Try Tag Rugby website, the home of Tag Rugby in London.

    Tag Rugby is a minimal contact team game in which each player wears shorts with velcro patches with two tags attached to them. The mode of play is similar to Touch Rugby with attacking players attempting to dodge, evade and pass a rugby ball while defenders attempt to prevent them scoring by "tagging" - pulling a velcro attached tag from the ball carrier. Ball movement and back line play is actively encouraged in Tag Rugby, the ball is allowed to touch the ground and some kicking is allowed. Try Tag Rugby use the Oztag rules of Tag Rugby.

    Mixed Tag Rugby

    Try Tag Rugby are running numerous weekday evening  autumn leagues across London. All leagues come with an active social scene providing good times on and off the pitch. Full competitions details can be found here. Interested players can email info@trytagrugby.com for further details.

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Try Tag Rugby Heads to Wigan

Try Tag Rugby is proud to announce that the first North England competition will be launched in Wigan on the 4th of October.

The new competition will take place at Wigan St.Patricks ARLFC and will run on Monday evenings for 7 weeks duration.  Registrations are now open for the Men’s & Mixed divisions.

Wigan Warriors stars, Sam Tomkins & Cameron Phelps have thrown their support behind the new competition and believe Tag Rugby will really take off in Wigan.

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Competition Details

Autumn Tag Rugby Competitions Launched

The team at Try Tag Rugby are proud to unveil our Autumn Tag Rugby (Oztag) competitions. Mixed and a men's competition will be played on week night evenings and Sunday at 5 different locations across London beginning September 1st and lasting 8 weeks. Please use the venue finder to find your nearest or most convenient competition. Tag Rugby competitions will be held in North London, North West London, South London and East London near Canary Wharf.

Mixed Tag Rugby

Kick-off times and costs vary across the different venues, so please check out the further details below. All week night leagues are at floodlit venues, with Finsbury Park being a grass surface, Rotherhithe being 3G artificial grass, whilst Bermondsey and Willesden are Astroturf. All leagues come with an active social scene, with players regularly returning to nearby pubs after their match to enjoy food and drink specials and to socialise. Rotherhithe even has a bar over looking the pitch!

Teams, individuals or a group of individuals are all welcome to sign up. If you are a new player or team, please proceed to the respective team registration section or individual registration section of the website to register your interest. If you are a current player or team manager, please log into our online registration system in the top right corner of the website to update your team's interest in the upcoming leagues.

The registration deadline is one week out from the start date of each league. All leagues have limited space available, particularly Bermondsey and Rotherhithe which are both restricted to 8 teams.

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Try Tag Rugby All Stars Win Bruff Tag Rugby Festival

The London Try Tag Rugby All Star “A” side has won the 5th annual “Bull n Booze” Tag Rugby Festival in Ireland, hosted by the Bruff RFC, August the 14th.

The successful tour saw the London Try Tag Rugby All Star “A” side defeat local favourites, Limerick Lions in the A grade final. The London Try Tag Rugby All Star “B” team finished 3rd in B grade.

The “Bull n Booze” Tag Rugby Festival featured 33 teams in the largest festival held by the Bruff RFC to date.

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Rotherhithe Tag Rugby Venue Announced

Try Tag Rugby is proud to unveil our newest Autumn venue, the lovely Bacon’s College at Rotherhithe. This venue, which is less than 10 minutes walk from Canada Water and Rotherhithe tube stations, is only a stone’s throw across the Thames from Canary Wharf. Featuring the latest 3G artificial pitch, the surface is the closest thing you’ll get to playing on real grass.

The pitch is overlooked by a clubhouse featuring changing rooms with coin operated lockers and a bar. The bar which serves reasonably priced bottled beer, wine and soft drink overlooks the pitch, meaning you’ll never miss a chance to swat up on the form whilst networking and socialising with your team mates and opposition.Bacon's College Rotherhithe

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New Player Testimonials

Check out what Engage Super League top of the table, Wigan Warriors star, Cameron Phelps & London's own Chad Randall of Harlequins RL think of Tag Rugby.

Cameron Phelps (Wigan Warriors)

"Tag Rugby is a great off season training tool for Rugby League & Rugby Union players. Tag Rugby will keep you fit, improve your hand eye co-ordination & improve your passing and kicking game.

Numerous NRL players back in Australia play Tag Rugby during the off season. The best thing is, anyone can play! The sport includes males, females, juniors & masters. I highly recommend giving it a go!"

 





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29-08-2010 - GOAL London Tag Rugby Championships, Gladstone Park

Early September - Autumn Tag Rugby begins across London

25-09-2010 - London England Mixed vs London Ireland

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