here are the positions in Rugby
Forwards
1.loose head prop
2.hooker
3.tighthead prop
4.lock
5.lock
6.blindside flanker
7.openside flanker
8. no.8
Backs
9.scrum half
10. flyhalf
11. left wing
12. inside center
13.outside center
14. right wing
15 fullback
BENCH
16.reserve hooker
17. reserve prop
18.reserve lock
19. reserve loose forward (flanker or 8)
BENCHED BACKS
20.reserve scrum half
21.reserve flyhalf/center
22.reserve wing/fullback
The ball is put in the scum in the loose head prop side in both codes (number 8 in league and 1 in union)
there are 15: tight head prop, loose head prop, hooker, second row, second row, number 8, open side flanker, blind side flanker, scrum half, fly half, centre, centre, wing, wing, full back.
In both codes the forwards are called exactly that. However if you want the individual names.Ubion have a loose head and tight head prop, a hooker, 2 second rows, 2 flankers or wing forwards and a number eight.League haveone loose head and one tight head PropHooker2 Second Row ForwardsLock Forward
each player has a designated number on thier shirt. Unlike soccer who have squad numbers on thier rugby use the number to identiy the player and their position as positions are standard across both code. Union start their numbering with the loose head prop number 1 and in league its the fullback at number 1
Prop is undoubtedly one of, if not the most important positions on the rugby field, okay maybe i am a bit biased considering i am a prop, but the unseen work is incredible and the work of props cannot be questioned considering the superstar back players wouldn't be able to function without the solid ball presented by the front row ;) -welshprop17
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Loose head prop binds outside the tight head's right arm Tight head prop binds outside the loose head's left arm Tight head prop may bind on the loose head prop's upper arm Tight head prop may opt not to bind All props must bind on the back or side of the opposing props' bodies Once bound, props may exert upward or downward pressure on opponents
Forwards are numbered 1-8 1- Loose head prop 2- Hooker 3- Tight head prop 4- lock 5- lock 6- Blind side flanker 7- Open side flanker 8- Number eight
around 100-130 kilograms is the average weight of a prop in rugby league but it does vary.
Kingsley Jones - Welsh rugby union prop - died in 2003.
Kingsley Jones - Welsh rugby union prop - was born in 1935.
luke bailey