Showing posts with label Rugby Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rugby Events. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
JAG Rugby school visits the Cape Epic
Klipfontein Primary, a JAG Rugby school, visited the Cape Epic rest spot in Ceres on Monday, 22 March. Here are some photos from the day.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Support the Cape Town Tens
JAG Rugby is the official charity of this year's Cape Town Tens rugby tournament. Get down to Hamilton’s Rugby Club on the 5th, 6th and 7th February to support the Tens and JAG Rugby.
Cape Town Tens is a unique ten-man rugby tournament which combines the best aspects of Sevens and 15-man rugby. The tournament was launched in Cape Town by former Springboks Bob Skinstad and Robbie Fleck in February 2009.
The South African Rugby Legends (SARL) will be facilitating a rugby clinic for 100 of our under 9 boys at Cape Town Tens from 4.30pm on Friday the 5th of February. Our boys are looking forward to it!
See you at the Cape Town Tens! For more info, visit www.capetowntens.com
Cape Town Tens is a unique ten-man rugby tournament which combines the best aspects of Sevens and 15-man rugby. The tournament was launched in Cape Town by former Springboks Bob Skinstad and Robbie Fleck in February 2009.
The South African Rugby Legends (SARL) will be facilitating a rugby clinic for 100 of our under 9 boys at Cape Town Tens from 4.30pm on Friday the 5th of February. Our boys are looking forward to it!
See you at the Cape Town Tens! For more info, visit www.capetowntens.com
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
JAG Rugby ran 16K for K4K
JAG Rugby boys supported the K4k (kids for kids) charity event on Saturday, 31 October, by running a 16km relay. K4K is an social responsibility campaign initiated Gray House, Bishops, which encourages Bishops boys and the broader community to become active and actively involved in raising funds for the benefit of charity.
Entrants of all ages were encouraged to participate in either the 4x4km relay race or the 4km fun walk. Our JAG Rugby boys ran the 4x4km (16km in total) relay and had a great time. Here are some photos from the day.
This year the Bishop boys elected to support two charities: CASE, an NGO that seeks to break the cycle of crime and violence through training and personal development programmes for men, women and youths in areas with high crime rates, and the Chaeli Campaign which is believed to be the only non-profit organisation in South Africa founded by children. Their main objective is to mobilise the minds and bodies of children with disabilities.
Entrants of all ages were encouraged to participate in either the 4x4km relay race or the 4km fun walk. Our JAG Rugby boys ran the 4x4km (16km in total) relay and had a great time. Here are some photos from the day.
This year the Bishop boys elected to support two charities: CASE, an NGO that seeks to break the cycle of crime and violence through training and personal development programmes for men, women and youths in areas with high crime rates, and the Chaeli Campaign which is believed to be the only non-profit organisation in South Africa founded by children. Their main objective is to mobilise the minds and bodies of children with disabilities.
Monday, October 26, 2009
JAG Legacy Park
JAG Rugby boys playing at the launch of the JAG Legacy Park at Spine Road High School in Mitchell's Plain, Cape Town.
JAG Foundation, in conjunction with the SA Rugby Legends Association, launched the recently completed Legacy Park on Tuesday, 20 October. The park is a 60m x 40m synthetic grass pitch which allows for a number of modified sports to be played including touch rugby.
The launch was followed by a coaching clinic at with Springbok Coach Peter de Villiers and Springbok selector Ian McIntosh.
JAG Foundation, in conjunction with the SA Rugby Legends Association, launched the recently completed Legacy Park on Tuesday, 20 October. The park is a 60m x 40m synthetic grass pitch which allows for a number of modified sports to be played including touch rugby.
The launch was followed by a coaching clinic at with Springbok Coach Peter de Villiers and Springbok selector Ian McIntosh.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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