Aussie females wanted to take on the rest of the world!

By Phillip Browne
The London Tag Rugby community last week braved temperatures as cold as minus three degrees in round three of the Try Tag Rugby Late Winter competitions which take place at five venues across the capital.

Once the referee had blown the whistle for time on, the arctic conditions went straight out the window as the Tag Rugby action on the pitch was as fast and skilful as ever!

After three rounds of competition there are still a number of teams who remain undefeated which include Moves Like Tagger (Barnes), Double Scrum & Coke, Tag Me If You Can, Speights (Bermondsey A grade), TTR Cobras (Bermondsey social grade), Scrum & Coke, Yahoo!(Borough Mixed), The Hardy Boyz (Borough Men’s), Finished Roving Your Mum (Rotherhithe A grade), The Spy Who Tagged Me, Galliford Taggers (Rotherhithe social grade) and Tagaholics Anonymous (Wood Green).

In other news, there will be a special all ladies representative match to be held at Try Tag Rugby’s St Patrick’s Day Challenge event on 17 March at Richmond College, involving the Aussies. The St Patrick’s Day Challenge will include London Ireland taking on Great Britain in the men’s, mixed & mixed social divisions with London Australia taking on the rest of the world in the all ladies exhibition match. All details found at Trytagrugby.com

Meanwhile, the registrations for the Spring Tag Rugby competitions (4 March) are now open. If you would like to get involved in one of the fastest growing sports in London, new team and individual registrations are welcome.

To register for a Try Tag Rugby competition, go to www.trytagrugby.com or email info@trytagrugby.com for more details.