$10 discount for siblings after 1st player pays in full.
CIPP Deposit of $90 must be paid in full during registration in order to participate in all practices and games.
The balance of the team dues must be paid in full to receive the player kit.
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No refunds, No Exception – There will be no refunds if a player elects to drop for any reason, all fees paid will be considered donations to the Belmont Shore Youth Rugby Football Club (BSYRFC) Program
15's Season
U18 Boys
Head Coach/Backs – Ramsey Tuaua(300)
Lead/Forward Coach – Tuli A(200)
Lead/Forward Coach – Ramsey Tuaua(200)
Lead/Forward Coach – David Sunia(200)
U16 Boys
Head Coach - Ray Pua (200)
Lead Coach – Victor Gomez (200)
7's Season
U18 Boys
Head Coach – Ramsey Tuaua(300)
Lead Coach – Tuli A(200)
Lead Coach – Ramses Tuaua(200)
U16 Boys
Ramses Tuaua(200)
Lead Coach – Tuli A(200)
Lead Coach – Ramsey Tuaua(300)
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U18s had a spectacular summer with a Championship in the Sharkfest and a Bowl win at the North American Invitations 7s in Utah.
U16s had a spectacular summer as well...Taking the championship in the Sharkfest, taking the Championship at the Cal State Games and taking 2nd Place in the Nation at the North American Invitational 7s in Utah.
Very proud of these boys and their accomplishments this summer. Till next year, have a great High School and Club Season 2018-2019.
What a season for Belmont's fullback Viliame Iongi. On his way to scoring the most tries in the Pacific Rugby Premiership, 15, he also picked up the MVP award. The ex-Tongan international had an innate ability to score tries in bunches. Iongi did the unprecedented by scoring 4 tries in back-to-back games.
"Iongi is an international player and he should punish defenses, frankly," Belmont Shore head coach Ray Egan said. "He's a very intelligent player and a very balanced runner.”
In the PRP finals against Ombac Iongi was a handful for the defense all game. His try right before half was a tremendous individual effort that helped keep Belmont in the game.
Iongi will look to keep up his try scoring as Belmont Shore faces the Austin Blacks in the USA Rugby National Semi-Final.
Click below to watch Iongi's try against Ombac in the PRP Championship Game.
