SABRFC

Saints on Tour

Created by Martin Silverstone
2011-03-21 17:02:14

We left on a Wednesday in February and we were a big group (the biggest ever?). So it was only natural that there were many questioning our sanity. You're too many, you're too young, you're going too far, playing too many games against opposition that is too strong...

And So It Begins

Created by Martin Silverstone
2010-12-29 15:23:31

The SABRFC Junior Saints Tour to Ireland, Wales and England has begun and, don't feel bad, there is plenty of room for all to experience the rush of being part of it....

Junior SAINTS Hit The Capital City

Created by Walter Cronkstone
2010-07-23 16:51:49

Ste-Annes Saints under 14s travelled up to Twin Elms and played two hard fought games, dropping one to Mississauga, then beating a team from Virginia....

Big News on SAINTS Junior Camps

Created by Lee Bieber
2010-03-08 15:10:06

We're very pleased to announce that again this year the SAINTS Junior Rugby Program...

Junior Rugby Alive & Kicking in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue

Created by Editor
2009-12-12 01:07:30

The Junior teams are called THE SAINTS and this program is for girls and boys who want to learn rugby, develop skills, improve their fitness and continue playing rugby into the summer months. Now, there are teams available for all kids aged 8 to 18!!!

It's Never Too Late to be a SAINT!

Created by Lee Bieber
2009-11-26 21:14:42

Our Junior teams are called THE SAINTS. This program is for girls and boys who want to learn rugby, develop skills, improve their game and stay active.

We have teams for everyone: ages 8 to 18 (and older!!!)

A Great Crew! - Junior SAINTS Coaches

Created by Lee Bieber
2009-11-26 22:22:43

Our coaches are certified and have many years of playing and coaching experience under their belts. They are sure to inspire and motivate the junior athletes to become better rugby players. GO SAINTS!

Saints Are Off To Heavenly Start in 2009

Created by Martin Silverstone
2009-11-23 09:35:27

Twenty nine years ago Bill Tierney, Andre Lafon and Stone ran the first ever Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue Rugby Club junior coaching session. There were nine kids.