Brothers Junior Rugby Union - Sign on 2026

Fri, Aug 14, 2026, 4:41 AM
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by Jack Lloyd

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Building the Future of Rugby Starts Here

Brothers Rugby Club is excited to announce that registrations for the 2026 Brothers Junior Rugby Union Pathways Program are now open for boys and girls aged 6 to 11 years.

Designed to introduce young players to the game in a fun, safe and supportive environment, the Brothers Junior Rugby Union Pathways Program focuses on developing fundamental rugby skills, teamwork, confidence and a lifelong love of the game.

Whether your child is picking up a rugby ball for the first time or looking to continue their rugby journey, the program provides age-appropriate coaching and development opportunities delivered by experienced and passionate coaches.

Why Join Brothers Junior Rugby?

At Brothers, we believe rugby is more than just a sport. It is about creating friendships, building character and becoming part of a strong community.

Our junior pathways program offers:

  • Professional and accredited coaching
  • Fun, engaging and inclusive training sessions
  • Skill development tailored to each age group
  • A safe and family-friendly environment
  • Opportunities to progress through Brothers Rugby pathways
  • Lifelong friendships and community connections
Age Groups

The 2026 program is open to players in:

  • Under 6
  • Under 7
  • Under 8
  • Under 9
  • Under 10
  • Under 11

Players of all experience levels are welcome.

Join the Brothers Family

Brothers Rugby has a proud tradition of developing young athletes and providing opportunities for players to grow both on and off the field. Our Junior Rugby Union Pathways Program is the perfect starting point for young players looking to learn new skills, stay active and enjoy being part of a team.

Register Now for 2026

Places are now open for the 2026 season. Families are encouraged to register early to secure their spot and become part of the Brothers Rugby community.

For more information on registrations, training schedules and age group details, contact Brothers Rugby Club or visit our registration page.

Brothers Rugby Union Pathways 2026 – Learn, Play, Belong. 🏉

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