Mini Rugby (U6 – U11)
Sunday morning rugby for our youngest players — boys and girls. The focus is fun, fundamentals, and friendships.
Training
Sundays 9.30am and Wednesdays 6pm
Mini & Junior
Rugby for boys and girls, U6 to U16
Sunday morning rugby for five-year-olds taking their first steps in the game, all the way through to colts feeding into senior rugby. Fun, fundamentals, and friendships for life.
This season our teams run from U7/8 to the Warriors (U13/14). We're rebuilding our U15, U16 and Colts squads, so older players are especially welcome.
The pathway
Age groups
Juniors (U12 – U16)
Contact rugby through the age grades. Squads train midweek and play on Sundays across the North-West. This season our oldest squad is the Warriors (U13/14), and we're rebuilding U15 and U16, so older players are very welcome.
Training
U12s: Sundays 9.30am and Wednesdays 6pm. Warriors: Sundays 11am and Thursdays 6pm
Colts (U17 – U18)
Our pathway from juniors to senior rugby — a tight-knit squad that has produced many of our 1st XV players. We don't have a Colts squad this season and want to rebuild one: if you're 16 to 18, get in touch.
Training
Squad being rebuilt, get in touch
Who's in charge
Mini and junior rugby
Each age group has its own head coach, assistant coaches and team manager. You'll find them on the age group's page.
- JT
John Taylor
Community Coach
Our part-time community coach. John takes rugby into local schools and is the club's contact for junior rugby in the community.
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New families welcome
Bringing your child along
New families are always welcome at Silcock Park. We'll meet you, introduce you to the coaches and other parents, and find a group that suits your child's age and confidence.
- All sessions led by RFU-qualified, DBS-checked coaches
- Safeguarding is a club-wide priority; our safeguarding lead can be reached through the contact page
- Boots and gumshields are required for contact age groups; the club shop has both
- Volunteers welcome — coaches, first-aiders, and match-day organisers are always needed