5.  100 meters long with a try zone on each side
 Object of the game: Run the ball up the field to
score a try.
 There are 15 people on each team
 Forwards: strong men on the front lines who help
move the ball up the field. Preform scrums and
lineouts.
 Back: sleek and faster players have most ball
handling and scoring attempts.

6.  Forward positions are based off of a scrum.
 Numbers coincide with positions
 Front Row(1,2,3): Prop, Hooker, Prop
 Second Row(4,5): 2 Locks
 Last row(8): 8-Man
 On either side of the scrum(6,7): Flankers

7.  Scrum Half (9): almost a forward and back.
“Quarter back” of rugby
 Fly Half (10): Does most kicking
 Inside and Outside Centre(12,13): Run
 Wing (11): Run
 Full Back (15):RUN!

8.  Starts with kick off.
 Running forward and kicking ball gains yards.
 CAN ONLY PASS BACKWARD!
 When a player is tackled he presents the ball back
to his team and a ruck is formed.
 Ruck is done to keep or obtain possession of the ball

9.  Last foot of their own teams player becomes
the off-sides line off of a ruck.
 “Kicking for touch”: another way to gain yards.
Forces a line out.

10.  Both teams line up across from each other and
lift a player to try to get the ball. Hooker
throws in usually

11.  After penalty:
 Scrum: test of strength between the two teams.
Two teams come together by locking heads and
the scrum half then rolls the ball between the two
teams.

12.  Try (5 Points): Like a touch down but needs to be touched
down.
 Conversion (2 points): kick through the goal posts after a try
 Drop goal (3 points): kick through goal posts after a set
piece.
 Penalty kick (3 points): kicking for points instead of
choosing a scrum or other set piece

13. Finally: The best thing about rugby is that if you
become a player and take in the experience. Your
team becomes your second family.