USA Rugby Education Weekend – L1 Coach & L1 Referee
LOCATION
Marian High School, 1311 South Logan St.Mishawaka, IN 46544
Course Offerings
Coach Opportunities
Level 1 Coach –This clinic is the entry level referee course for those who are interested in officiating tackle rugby. Prior knowledge or experience in rugby is not required. The Level 1 Coach Course focuses on player welfare and the technical skills to play safely – specifically the tackle and the scrum. The course requires coaches to demonstrate effective coaching techniques, taught in the course including teaching through games, technical skill development through progressions, and collaborative coaching. This course is suitable for all experience levels and will likely comprise a mix of veteran players/coaches and those new to the game – all benefitting from a free exchange of ideas/experience.
Cost $125
Registration is Open
3 of 10 spots filled (31 Aug 2024)
Referee Opportunities
Level 1 Referee –This clinic is the entry level referee course for those who are interested in officiating tackle rugby. Prior knowledge or experience in rugby is not required. Introduction to officiating in a safe, competent and enjoyable way! This course is for people who wish to become Match Officials in local age-grade competitions and senior Rugby. On successful completion of the course a match official will be able to demonstrate basic officiating skills based on appropriate theoretical knowledge and evidence of preparation and planning and be able to officiate aspects of the game in a modified context.
Cost $85
Registration Is Open
2 of 10 spots filled (31 Aug 2024)
In addition to the one day in-person session, there are a few (free) online learning modules that need to be completed to obtain your Certification(s).
Program Leaders, often know as Administrators, are the backbone of their rugby clubs. It does not matter if a club has a single administrator, several volunteers, or a formal club board and committees, the work to ensure a club is compliant with policies, to ensure it has the resources needed (pitch, equipment, etc), season planning, after-match socials, or year-end celebrations is just as important as the job of the team coach.A good administrator or administrative team ensures the club’s sustainability and allows the coach to focus on developing the game skills and abilities of the athletes.
