REGISTRATION

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The Rebels host teams from 1st Grade through 12th Grade for both boys and girls. Teams are organized by age and gender, beginning with under age 8 in a non-contact division. Contact is introduced carefully and safely at the age 10 division and continues through High School. The under 8 years through under 12 years is coed with each team having both boys and girls. The under 14 years and older are separated by gender. 

U8 is ages 5 thru 7 coed with 7 players a side

U10 is ages 9 and under coed with 10 players a side

U12 is ages 11 and under coed with 12 players a side

U14 is ages 13 and under with 15 a side (Boys and Girls Teams separate) 

U16 is ages 15 and under with 15 a side (Boys and Girls Teams separate)

U18 is ages 17 and under with 15 a side (Boys and Girls Teams separate)

Age is based on birthdays previous to August 31st. For example, the 2021 season, in order to play U12 an athlete must be 11 or younger on August 31st 2020 prior to season starts. 

Registration must be completed at least one week prior to first league game. To include registration packet, personal information, proof of birth, school identity, and dues.  All player registration is done online. Details will be provided at practice. 

Player fees for regular season: $250 for U10 and older,  $180 for U8 per player. Due in full prior to season kickoff. If fees are a hardship, then please have player or parents discuss with their coach. 

Registration is online. Links will be provided for parents to complete paperwork and make payments.  Registration for the regular season starts October and May for Sevens. You will need all registration documents, proof of birth, dues, picture of your player, picture of your player on a scale (U10-U14)  and photo ID. 

Registration will be a two part process. One will be thru USA Rugby with Xplorer and another with So Cal Youth Rugby with MatchFacts for remaining dues and information. 

1. What do I need to buy in order for my child to play? Mouthpiece, Cleats, and Shorts
2. Can my child use his soccer or football cleats? Yes, just make sure they are in good condition and fit properly  
3. I have several children that want to play, will the games be located in different places? Most of the games are all together in the same place. Some games, especially for older athletes, will be in a different location. Rugby is family and family offers rides! 
4. My child knows nothing about rugby, can he compete? Yes, effort makes all the difference in performance 
5. Is rugby safe for my child? Yes, statically safer than football. Rugby players don't wear protective equipment. Thus the rugby player doesn't have the same disregard for the safety of his or her head, neck, and shoulders when tackling or trying to break through a tackle
6. Where are the practice fields? Alta Loma High School, 8880 Baseline Rd.