2010 Sign On
Sign on for 2010 can be done on Monday and Thursday from 3.00pm-6.00pm.
Any player who played at another QLD club in the 2009 season will need to get a signed clearance from the 2009 club before thay can register at Runaway Bay
All new players to Runaway Bay Rugby League will need to provide proof of age (Birth Certificate or passport) and a Medicare Card. A minimum of 50% of the players registration fees will need to be paid at registration. Eftpos facilities are available.
The fees for 2010 are
U13-U17 $200
U7-U12 $175
U6 $130
Once full payment of your registration fees have been paid one parent will receive a membership to the Runaway Leagues Club. Also once full payment has been paid players will receive a Runaway Bay Training Shirt and Polo Shirt. Also included in your fees in 2010 will be, players insurance, team photo, presentation day and medallions/trophies.
Commonly asked questions
Q. What age do you need to be to play Rugby League?
A.You need to be 5 years old before you can play in the U6 age group. Alternatively Runaway Bay run an U5 inhouse age group where the players train and play amongst themselves.
Q. How long does the season go for?
A. Training starts in the first week of February with the last competition game in August. Finals are played in September.
Q. What day are games played on?
A. U6-U14 play on Saturday. U14 Div 1-U17 play on a Friday night.
Q.What do we have to buy to play?
A. Players need to provide their own socks, shorts and boots. Jerseys are provided. Shorts and socks can be brought at the Club.
Q. Do players have to wear headgear, mouthguards etc.
A. Headgear and Mouthguards are not compulsory but players are encouraged to wear them.
Q. Can i play with my friends?
A.Yes.To the best of the clubs ability we will try and match friends in the non competitive age groups (U6-U11). Players will need to put their request in writing.
Q. When do teams play for competition points and premierships?
A. U11-U17
Q. How do i know what age group i will play in?
A. Your age group is determined by when your birthday is in 2010. If you are turning 10 in 2010 you will play U10s.
Q. Is Rugby League safe?
A.Yes. Rugby League has a Safe play code to reduce injuries.
The Safeplay Code was developed to emphasise "safety and good conduct" within the game of Rugby League. The Code is designed to provide the best on-the-field environment possible for the junior game of Rugby League by actively controlling undesirable actions.
It has been introduced for players up to and including the Under 15 age group. The ARL trusts that players, coaches, parents and supporters will wholeheartedly embrace the code for the benefit of the players and the Game.
Click here to download a copy of the Safeplay Code.
Q.What is mini league?
A. Mini League - for ages 7 to and including 8 years
Mini footy is the best way of getting into the game of rugby league without the big hits. Mini league is played with eight players on the field. There is no kicking or big-hitting tackles. It is really simple and a great way of learning all the basic passing, catching and running skills.
Q. What is Mod league?
A. Mod League is for ages 9-12
Once you have learned the basic skills playing mini footy, it is time to move onto mod rugby league. Mod league is slightly different to mini footy. Instead of playing with eight players, mod is played with 11 on a modified field. More rules are gradually introduced to prepare the players for international rules.
Mod rugby league is a step up from mini, but one down from the full 13-a-side version of the game.
Mod League Rules U9-U10
Q. What age do i play on international Rugby League Rules?
A.
13 years and over. This is the full version of rugby league with 13 players a side.
Click here to download the International League rule book.