1. U16 GIRLS FULL CONTACT RUGBY: starts after the ASAA (high school) season is finished. Training usually starts early-mid June and extends to mid-late August. Practices every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Games every Saturday.

​2. U18 GIRS FULL CONTACT RUGBY: starts after the ASAA (high school) season is finished. Training usually starts early-mid June and extends to mid-late August. Practices every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Games every Saturday.

3. U16 BOYS FULL CONTACT RUGBY: starts after the ASAA (high school) season is finished. Training usually starts early-mid June and extends to mid-late August. Practices every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Games every Saturday.

4. U18 BOYS FULL CONTACT RUGBY: starts after the ASAA (high school) season is finished. Training usually starts early-mid June and extends to mid-late August. Practices every Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Games every Saturday.

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• A player must be registered before participating.

• If you qualify for U18, sign up for that as opposed to Senior Men/Women

• The Respect in Sport (RIS) Program is mandated by Rugby Alberta & Rugby Canada. One parent/guardian MUST take this program and enter the certificate number into the registration system for anyone UNDER 18 years of age. Please see information at the bottom of this page.

• If you are also a referee as well as a player or coach, sign up with the club first as a player.  Then reach out to Rugby Alberta for a discount code with “Match Official & Player” in the subject line. You will then be able to register with RAMOA when they get their registration up and running in the next couple of weeks.

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RESPECT IN SPORT

The Respect in Sport (RIS) Program is mandated by Rugby Alberta & Rugby Canada. One parent/guardian MUST take this program and enter the certificate number into the registration system for anyone UNDER 18 years of age. Without a certificate number a player cannot be registered. It takes approx. one hour to complete and does not have to be completed in one sitting. The cost is $12 plus applicable taxes, and it’s valid for four years. You can use an existing Respect In Sport certification number you have received through another sport (provided that it is still valid of course).

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