Under 10s

News & Match Reports for the Under 10's

Under 10's Season Overview 2018/19

Dear Parents,

        Welcome to the under 10's team for the 2018/19 season.  To be eligible to play on this team players must be born in 2009.  We usually train every Saturday morning in the Drogheda Grammar School in Mornington from 10:30am to 12:00pm.  There will be a series of matches and blitzes played throughout the season against other clubs in the North East region.  Please Note that All rugby at this age is non-competitive, and the emphasis is on learning the skills required to play, having fun and inclusiveness.

The Under-10 Coaches can be reached by email at U10.Coach@BoyneRFC.ie

Please Note the Following Requirements for players:

  • Please make sure your child always has their gum shield,  they cannot participate in contact drills without a gum shield.
  • The IRFU recommend that you do not use blade style boots due to increased injury risk to other players.
  • Raleri Sports Goggles are currently the only approved sports goggle.  You will not be allowed to play if you are wearing any other goggle.
  • Please arrive on-time for training and match days, as the player warm up is key to prevent injuries.
  • Please text back player if a player is unavailable.
  • To be eligible for selection for match days and training after October 1st the player must have paid their membership fee. Registration will take place in September or you can pay the membership fees online.
  • Important team information is sent by SMS/Text. To be included on this list please speak to a coach or send an email to U10.Coach@BoyneRFC.ie
  • No dogs are allowed at any of our pitches or training grounds.
  • Parents/Guardians should stay pitchside for all training and blitzs.

 

U-10's Fixtures 2018/19

 
Date Details Venue Time
Sat 25th Aug Training Shamrock Lodge 10:30-12:00
Sat 1st Sept Training Grammar School 10:30-12:00

 

Under 10's V.s Coolmine / Athboy

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Submitted by Steven Russell on Sun, 2017-01-29 13:57

A great morning's rubgy was had by all on Sunday 29th Jan with visiting teams from Coolmine and Athboy.  The early morning meant there was a little frost to contend with but conditions under foot were good and matches kicked off at 10.15am.  Yet again excellent improvements in ball handling, rucking and organisation on the pitch where seen from the ever improving Boyne under 10's.  Some simple errors led to a number of 'give away' tries from all sides and this will be the focus for training in the coming weeks.

Under 10's Vs. Seapoint

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Submitted by Steven Russell on Sun, 2017-01-15 17:38

Team A coached by Phil and James.
 

Boyne 2007's can be very proud of their efforts away to Seapoint  today. Despite the early start, they were quickly into their stride, winning 2 of their 3 matches and scoring plenty of tries in the process. 

 

U10's Win Paul Moloney Memorial Fair Play Award

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Submitted by Peter Dooley on Sun, 2016-03-13 15:36

Boyne U10's had an early start this morning when they travelled to St Mary's College RFC for the first Paul Moloney Memorial Blitz.
Conditions were perfect and each team played three games each which were very enjoyable to watch.  It's amazing how much these young lads have come on from when they first started at U7's.  They really put everything learnt from training into practice and were awarded the Paul Moloney Memorial Fair Play Award, presented by Leinster and Ireland loosehead prop Jack McGrath.

U10 Athy rugby camp out..

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Submitted by John Lowes on Sun, 2015-04-26 09:55

what a fantastic weekend, Rain, sun clear sky even a bit of snow.sort of.. camp fire and songs doesn't get better than that role on next season, thanks to con and david for organising and to all the parents who camped out... and to our super star player of the day Senan who returned about 8pm to the team in good form.

Boyne Fives V's Balbriggan and Naas

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Submitted by John Lowes on Sun, 2015-02-22 14:11

Fantastic morning of rugby well done to all the parents and 32+ who turned out in the pouring rain, The rain easied by the time we took to the pitch, the players all seemed to love it as a palyer theres nothign better than rain, soft pitch and a bit of mud, good close games throughout and the Barbarians (mix of all 3 teams) did us proud.  got to say no improvments from me today all the lads played really well under wet conditions, we dont often get to play in the rain due to damaging the pitches so a big thankyou to Ballbriggan for steeping up and letting us host their.