The Rugby and The League - When we think about rugby, we often think of a sport being played by more than a dozen players on the field. |
|
Business Related Topics...
Computer Related Topics...
Entertainment, Recreation & Sports Related Topics...
Health & Fitness Related Topics...
Home & Family Related Topics...
Shopping Related Topics...
Would you like to submit articles to our site? Have a question or a problem?
You are here: DIME Home > Sports > The Rugby and The League
When we think about rugby, we often think of a sport being played by more than a dozen players on the field.
Author: Savannah Adams
Date: Jul 27, 2010 - 8:35:38 AM
When we think about rugby, we often think of a sport being played by more than a dozen players on the field giving each other a blow in order to get the ball into the other side of the field. We don’t think about other versions such as union, league and other forms of rugby out there let alone spot the difference. We think rugby and others are one and the same.
So, let us spot the difference and learn it while we are at it. Team size is the first difference that we can spot. The typical rugby team only consists of 15 men playing on the field while there are 7 reserves on the sideline. The typical league team consists of 13 players with 4 reserves. This means that the league team is smaller than the standard rugby team.
There usually is an interchange system operated for a rugby league with reserve players and this allows for a maximum of 10 changes throughout the entire game. On the other hand, the standard rugby game play, once the player gets off the field he cannot return to the game anymore but like any rule there are also two exceptions to this simple rule.
Of course, the rules may not be same with other forms of the game such as in the youth rugby league but basically the goals of the game are the same. Furthermore, there is also a difference in the scoring such as points in a try, conversion, penalty and field goal. Standard rugby has 5 points in tries, 2 points in conversion and 3 points for field goal and penalty.
In a standard rugby league club, on the other hand, has 4 points in a try, 2 points in both conversion and field goal and 1 point for a field goal. There is also a big difference in the scrums and line outs of the game. In a rugby game, scrum is primarily contested by two opposing teams and has more people participating in the scrum.
In a rugby league, it is the complete opposite because the scrum is hardly contested and has less players contesting and participating. Perhaps, there will also be changes in the youth rugby league but how the game is played is essentially the same.
Visit www.glendalerugby.com for more details.
Whitewater Rafting: A Sport for All AgesJul 13, 2011 - 2:45:19 PM |
Undersea WondersMay 18, 2011 - 6:42:56 AM Two thirds of our planet is an unexplored utopia for all mankind. It has the biggest population of living things from the animal and the plant kingdom. Its treasures and secrets are still waiting to be discovered even after a long time of investigation and excavation.... [Read the full story] |
How To Choose Bowling BallsMay 3, 2011 - 4:18:10 PM Bowling has been a sport growing in popularity since the first rules were established in 1895 in New York City. It is estimated that there are ninety five million people residing in almost one hundred countries around the globe enjoy the sport of bowling. Among the equipment required to play this sport, one of the most intrinsic elements is the ball. Bowling balls have evolved over the years to accommodate players of different genders, ages, sizes and even rolling styles. By knowing what to look for in a ball, you can be sure to invest in a model to meet all of your bowling needs and goals.... [Read the full story] |
Inviting Kids To Appreciate Nature With The Right EquipmentApr 25, 2011 - 9:03:33 AM Nature is a gorgeous and intriguing thing, able to bring joy to the worlds of many people. It is for this reason a large number of people have fallen in love with nature and all the appeal it holds and often a quick stroll in a stunning destination is sufficient to keep at bay any stress or concern looming, and it can often place issues in life into perspective as well.... [Read the full story] |
Search for articles: |
Latest Articles in All Categories |
Putting Up a Small Commercial Printing Business |
So You Might Be Unemployed And Desire To Become A San Francisco Real Estate Investor Now |
Meditation and Mindfulness: Dealing With Emotion |
CPA Websites: Five Essential Ideas for Composing Convincing Articles |
Set Goals In Order to Come Up With Your Action Plan |
Is the Air in Your Home Safe to Breathe? |
Coarse Fishing Tackle Review: The JW Young 13ft Trotter Rod |
Section 1031 Exchanges For San Diego Real Estate Investors |
Phoenix Real Estate Investing For Highest Possible Earnings |
Legendary are the Volk Racing TE37 Wheels |
Developing the Next Generation Wall Station (ChaseDesk™) for Healthcare - A Case Study |
What are step down transformers? |
Introducing Sharehype, the Revolutionary Tool for Online Marketers |
Rewards To Shopping For Austin Real Estate On The Web |
Hydroponics for Beginners |
Would you like submit your articles and have them approved on a priority status? Find out more about how you can become a Priority author for pennies a day! Click here.
Dime-co.com Home |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Disclaimer: Dime-Co.Com is an online information article and video article network. All articles, video articles, comments, and other features herein are for informational purposes only and are provided "as is" without warranties, representations or guarantees of any kind. The views and opinions expressed in an article, comments, links or blogs are the author's own, and not necessarily those of dime-co.com's owners. For full disclaimer, please read our TOS.