Clubs--Rugby Union

Information on the sport of rugby union and rugby union clubs can be found under this Yellow Pages® heading. Rugby union is one of the two major forms of rugby that are practiced and involves different rules from rugby league-the other form. The game consists of two teams, which have 15 players per team on the field at a time. Rugby league clubs are groups of individuals or players who come together for purposes relating to the sport. This could include games, practice, meetings, and other similar activities. Commonly, leagues will compete against other leagues, while the distance of travel quite simply depends on how many other leagues are around. Professional leagues, for examples, are usually defined by state; and therefore must travel to another state in order to compete with another team.

Rugby union is one of the two major forms of rugby that are played; the other one being rugby league. The rules differ from each sport and rugby union is commonly played in Australia and other countries. Rugby union is similar to American football with minor variations of rules. The game can be played in a park or stadium.

Rugby union clubs come together to share and exchange information relating to the sport. Fans might also congregate and join clubs relating to teams of the sport, usually on a professional level. This might give them access to events not open to the public, discounts, literature, first choice of seat when purchasing tickets, etc. Fan clubs might also be entered into a mailing list that will give them first knowledge of certain events pertaining to the team itself.