Rugby Academy

Our Vision:

Rugby has long been praised for instilling values like teamwork, discipline, and respect, which can indeed contribute to personal growth and character development.  The physical demands and strategic nature of the sport often require individuals to push themselves beyond their limits, fostering resilience and determination.  Additionally, we want to build good young men and women, with built in character enriching individuals' lives.

We Offer:
  • National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)
  • Rugby Academy practical sessions.
  • Rugby intelligence classes.
  • Senior boys and girls compete in North Habour 1A.
  • Youth boys and girls compete in North Harbour and Auckland Competitions.
  • High Performance strength and conditioning.
  • Rugby International Tours.
Our Program:
  • Rugby Education and Fundamentally Based.
  • Develop Rugby IQ.
  • Develop generic and position specific fundamental skills.
  • Develop standards - work ethic, behaviour, and expectation.
  • Sport Development dedicates 3 out of 6 days to rugby development.
Our Aims:
  • Physical Fitness: Rugby promotes overall fitness, including strength, speed, agility, and endurance.
  • Teamwork: Players learn to collaborate with teammates towards common goals, fostering a sense of unity and cooperation.
  • Discipline: The sport requires adherence to rules and regulations, teaching players the importance of discipline and self-control.
  • Resilience: Facing challenges and setbacks on the field helps players develop resilience and perseverance.
  • Leadership: Opportunities to captain teams or take on leadership roles to develop leadership skills and confidence.
  • Problem-solving: Rugby requires strategic thinking and quick decision-making, honing problem-solving abilities under pressure.
  • Sportsmanship: Players learn to respect opponents, officials, and teammates, promoting fair play and good sportsmanship.
  • Inclusivity: Rugby encourages diversity and inclusivity, welcoming players of all backgrounds, sizes and abilities.
  • Social Skills: Interacting with teammates, coaches, and opponents helps develop social skills and build friendships.
  • Conflict Resolution: Learning to resolve conflicts and disagreements on the field teaches valuable life skills.
  • Emotional Regulation: Managing emotions during intense moments fosters emotional intelligence and resilience.
  • Health Awareness: Players learn about injury prevention, nutrition, and the importance of rest and recovery for overall health.
Our Legacy
  • North Harbour Champions.
  • International Rugby Representatives.
  • Regional and Super Rugby Players.