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What rugby position should you play you are 5 foot 7 and 9 stone and 14?
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What rugby position should you play you are 5 foot 7 9 stone and average speed?
wing
What rugby position should you play you are 9 stone 5 foot 7 and 14 years of age?
wing
What rugby position should you play you are 5 foot 7 and 9 stone I am also quite fast?
right wing
What rugby position should a 5 foot 7 9 stone 14 year old boy play?
utility back
What rugby position should you play Im 8 stone 13 lbs and 5 foot 7 you are quite fast?
Foward
What rugby league position should you play If you are 5 foot 7 9 stone 4 and have decent pace?
it depends if you are good at catching if you are I would say fullback
What rugby position should you play if im age 14 pretty fast 9 stone and 5 foot 7?
The best position is fullback or winger, in which both positions requries the players to be fast.
What rugby league position should a 14 year old boy who is 5 foot 7 and 9 stone 2 play?
fly half, scrum half or full back
What rugby position should i play I am 9 and a half stone 5 foot 7 and 14 I have a great side step decent pace and a good pass but no so great defensively please answer quickly thankyou?
Its appears a utility back but a good coach will advise you of the best position at this time
What rugby position should you play if you are Age 14 9 stone and 5 foot 7?
At your height i would reccomend scrum half or fullback you are simply not tall enough to be able to fend off anywhere else due to your height it is not un-common for 6 foot 7 second row's!
What rugby league position should you play you are quite quick great and stepping and decent at passing you are 5 foot 7 9 stone and 14?
number 8 or centre may be a start as you are still growing at this age and therefore you may change body shape which in turn might drive the position you play
What rugby league position should you play you are 9 stone 5 foot 6 and 14 years old?
most 14 year olds are still growing so a definitive position can be difficult to pin point but in general, looking at the weight a position in the backs may be a good start until speed, ball handling and agility are established.
