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Yarm Junior Rugby (under 13's) Law Changes & Contact
Details for 2012/2013
Contact Nrs Steve Passman 07963763226
Richard Martin 07985 425631 or 07816068176 (work mobile)
Stuart Malcom 07773818304
Summer Training 29 July 10 am Preston Park
12 August 10 am Ropner Park
19 August 10 am at club
Full season Training starts 10.00am Sunday 2nd September 2012 at the club.
Law Changes 2012/2013
Taking a Conversion Kick
The kick must be taken within one minute and thirty seconds (ninety seconds) of a try being scored, even if the ball rolls over and is placed again.
Outcome of a Knock-On or Throw Forward
Knock-on or throw forward into to touch. When the ball goes into touch from a knock-on or throw forward, the non-offending team will be offered the choice of a lineout at the point the ball crossed the touch line, or a scrum at the place of the knock-on or throw forward. The non-offending team may exercise this option by taking a quick throw-in.
Unsuccessful End to a Ruck
When the ball has been clearly won by a team at a ruck and the ball is available to be played the referee will call "use it" after which the ball must be played within five seconds. If the ball is not played within the five seconds the referee will award a scrum and the team not in possession of the ball at the ruck is awarded the throw-in.
Quick Throw-In
For a quick throw-in, the player may be anywhere outside the field of play between the line of touch and the player’s goal line.
(NOTE: This is important if a kick taken outside the 22 goes directly into touch)
Forming a Scrum
The referee will call “crouch” then “touch”. The front rows crouch and using their outside arm each prop touches the point of the opposing prop’s outside shoulder. The props then withdraw their arms. The referee will then call “set” when the front rows are ready. The front rows may then engage. The “set” call is not a command but an indication that the front rows may come together when ready.
Penalty and Free Kick Options and Requirements
Lineout Alternative. A team awarded a penalty or a free kick at a lineout may choose a further lineout, they throw-in. This is in addition to the scrum option.
Current 21.4 (b) to (k) become (c) to (l)
Law Changes at Under 13
• 15-a side (blind and open side flankers added)
• 25 mins each way (no extra time)
• Size 4 ball
• Hand off/Fend off now permitted (not to face)
• Fly hacking now permitted
• Cannot push more than 1.5 metres
• Scrum reforms if rotates more than 45 degrees
• No lifting in the lineout
• No squeeze ball
• At least two players in a line out
• Up to 7 replacements
Richard Martin 07985 425631 or 07816068176 (work mobile)
Stuart Malcom 07773818304
Summer Training 29 July 10 am Preston Park
12 August 10 am Ropner Park
19 August 10 am at club
Full season Training starts 10.00am Sunday 2nd September 2012 at the club.
Law Changes 2012/2013
Taking a Conversion Kick
The kick must be taken within one minute and thirty seconds (ninety seconds) of a try being scored, even if the ball rolls over and is placed again.
Outcome of a Knock-On or Throw Forward
Knock-on or throw forward into to touch. When the ball goes into touch from a knock-on or throw forward, the non-offending team will be offered the choice of a lineout at the point the ball crossed the touch line, or a scrum at the place of the knock-on or throw forward. The non-offending team may exercise this option by taking a quick throw-in.
Unsuccessful End to a Ruck
When the ball has been clearly won by a team at a ruck and the ball is available to be played the referee will call "use it" after which the ball must be played within five seconds. If the ball is not played within the five seconds the referee will award a scrum and the team not in possession of the ball at the ruck is awarded the throw-in.
Quick Throw-In
For a quick throw-in, the player may be anywhere outside the field of play between the line of touch and the player’s goal line.
(NOTE: This is important if a kick taken outside the 22 goes directly into touch)
Forming a Scrum
The referee will call “crouch” then “touch”. The front rows crouch and using their outside arm each prop touches the point of the opposing prop’s outside shoulder. The props then withdraw their arms. The referee will then call “set” when the front rows are ready. The front rows may then engage. The “set” call is not a command but an indication that the front rows may come together when ready.
Penalty and Free Kick Options and Requirements
Lineout Alternative. A team awarded a penalty or a free kick at a lineout may choose a further lineout, they throw-in. This is in addition to the scrum option.
Current 21.4 (b) to (k) become (c) to (l)
Law Changes at Under 13
• 15-a side (blind and open side flankers added)
• 25 mins each way (no extra time)
• Size 4 ball
• Hand off/Fend off now permitted (not to face)
• Fly hacking now permitted
• Cannot push more than 1.5 metres
• Scrum reforms if rotates more than 45 degrees
• No lifting in the lineout
• No squeeze ball
• At least two players in a line out
• Up to 7 replacements
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