Are you a high school athlete looking for a fun, fast-paced way to stay sharp this summer? Curious about rugby and want to give it a try? Already a player hoping to improve before the fall season?
Jacksonville RFC is excited to host free, non-contact Summer Skill Sessions for high school boys and girls of all experience levels. Whether you're new to rugby or a returning player, this program is designed to help you develop key skills in a safe, supportive, and energetic environment.
Program Overview
Start: Tuesday, July 8
End: Thursday, August 14
Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Location: Alexandria Oaks Park, Jacksonville, FL
Cost: Free
Type: Non-contact (no tackling or physical collisions)
What You'll Learn
Our coaching staff has designed a program focused on the essential building blocks of rugby:
Each session includes a mix of individual drills, group activities, and small-sided games to keep things fast, fun, and game-relevant.
Who Can Attend
Why Rugby?
Rugby is a global sport that builds more than athletic ability—it strengthens leadership, resilience, respect, and teamwork.
For new athletes, it’s a great way to develop all-around fitness and game sense. For returning players, this is a chance to fine-tune your skills, connect with teammates, and prepare for the fall season.
Participation can also open doors to collegiate rugby, scholarships, and international competition.
What to Bring
Hear from Our Coaches
“We want to build a strong foundation for rugby in Jacksonville,” says Coach Murphy, head of the Jacksonville RFC High School Program. “This summer is about making the game accessible, fun, and rewarding—whether you're learning for the first time or preparing for your next season.”
Join Us This Summer
Jacksonville RFC is more than a team—we’re a community. Our summer skill sessions are your chance to get involved, stay active, and experience the game that’s played and loved all over the world.
No registration required—just show up ready to play!
First session is Tuesday, July 8 at 6:00 PM at Alexandria Oaks Park