Author: Jacob Cawthorne Featured sport: Rugby This feature summarises how rugby contributes to the achievement of development goals. Why is rugby well-suited to developing people and communities? In 2009, World Rugby identified five key characteristics of the sport: Integrity - Integrity is central to the fabric of the game and is generated through honesty and fair play. Passion - Rugby people have a passionate enthusiasm for the game. Rugby generates excitement, emotional

Göteborg Rugbyförening would like to thank Jens Rasmussen and Elisabeth Rasmussen and their company Änggårdens Rörläggeri AB for sponsoring our new youth kit. #JuniorsRugbyTeam #GRFU10 #GRF #Rugby

Sunday was a great rugbyday at our Club House. We hosted the 4:th MiniRugbyFestival in the region and we had teams from U8 to P14 showing their skills. Our Youth Section has grown over the last two years and yesterday we had two U12 teams on the pitch. Our U8 group has also grown and they will surely contribute for the club in the future. Our goal for the last three years has been simple. Make the players Feel at home when they are down. Build on that family feeling. This has

Today our U10, U12 and a handfull of P14 (they played with Vänersborg) went to Borås Rugby Football Club for the 3:rd MiniRugbyFestival. Another great day filled with good rugby. Our teams played well. An extra mention to Lancelot in te P14. He scored, he tackled, he was everywhere! Borås also had their own referees down so we, the coaches, didn't have to take care of that. Thanks alot Borås and Thanks to all the parents that drove. #GRF #GRFU10 #Rugby #U12

Great kick off with U10 and U12 today! It was good to see some old faces down at the club and we also had some new players that loved it. We were 22 players (plus B14/B16) and still we were missing 12. The youth section has grown with almost 25% during the winter but still we want more😃! Just look at all the happy faces. Be a part of this! Contact us at info@goteborgrugby.se #U10 #U12 #Rugby #JuniorsRugbyTeam #GRFU10 #GRF