There are a number of version world wide but all follow a similar theme
Tag team is 12 players. During a game, each team must have no more than seven players on the field of play at any one time. Of the seven players on the field, THREE must be female. There are some excellent Tag Rugby sites available and some where the countries rules are explained in full
There is a maximum of seven (7) players per team on the field at any one time. In mixed games there must be a minimum of three (3) players of the opposite sex (subject to local rules) on the pitch at all times. Rolling subs are allowed at any time during the game but in mixed games the appropriate number of each sex must be maintained. Squads are normally made up of twelve (12) players (subject
to local rules).
There are 21,587 registered rugby union players in Canada as of January 2009 There are 21,587 registered rugby union players in Canada as of January 2009
You must give the ball to the opposing team.
When the tag is caught by an opposing player the ball is then passed from the attacker to the defending team.
Five Union, League, , Sevens, Mini and touch rugby. There is also a different form of rugby being played in the southern Hemisphere than the Northern. ELV's or Experimental Law Variations were used in this seasons Super 14 (2008)
Tag rugby is a sport that is often played in schools. The rules are the same as normal rugby but you tag people rather than tackle.
about 24 cones
There is... it is like tag rugby
7 tag team titles
prime time players or primo and epico
Patintero originated in the Philippines. It is a variation of the game tag with ten players in two teams. Each team has five players.
To clarify. The USA call it Flag rugby whilst the Europeans and Southern Hemesphere call it TAG rug Rugby which was the original name Tag Rugby began in Australia as a training aid for Rugby League teams. Former St George Dragons halfback Perry Haddock founded the sport while coaching the 1992 St George under 20 side. Since its beginnings in 1993. The game TAG rugby now is used for under 14 players in clubs to build interest and develop skills. The full contact version then is introduced
Tackle an opponent