2023 Registration Information and Options
When you register online, you will see that the fees are broken down into 4 parts:
**IMPORTANT** All programming and costs are subject to change based on the Government of Ontario's Reopening Plan and the types of activities we are programming we are permitted to offer.
Rugby Canada & Rugby Ontario Fees
Non-Contact: Birth year 2010 and younger - Total $311.50
($250 club dues + $61.50 rugby Ontario/Canada dues)
U12 Intro to Contact: Birth years 2010-2011 - Total $321.50
($250 club dues + $71.50 rugby Ontario/Canada dues)
U14 Intro to Contact: Birth years 2008-2009 - Total $382.50
($250 club dues + $132.50 rugby Ontario/Canada dues)
U18,U16 Contact: Birth Years 2004-2007 - Total $413
($250 club dues + $163.00 rugby Ontario/Canada dues)
All sport has been hit hard over the last year but as always, the Dragons are committed to bringing you access to rugby at affordable levels. Reach out to the contacts below if you need assistance regarding dues and fees.
Club Dues
New members will receive socks, shorts and training jersey. If your child grows out of their uniforms they will be replaced for free.
If you have any questions about the U10/U8/U6 programs or package details, please email our Director of Minor Rugby Fernando Chaddad.
If you have any questions about the U18/U16/U14 or Girls/Women's program or package details, please email our Director of Junior Rugby Jon Sowerby.
If you have any questions about the payment process or the fees, please email our Tresurer at finance@torontodragonsrugby.ca.
Toronto Innercity Rugby Foundation
There is a different registration process for players receiving a subsidy from the Toronto Innercity Rugby Foundation (T.I.R.F). If you are eligible, registration is $40 (payable online or by cash/cheque) and T.I.R.F. will cover the balance of the fee. For information on T.I.R.F and to see if your child is eligible CLICK HERE
Safety
We believe in promoting and enforcing safety throughout every aspect of the program.
Rugby is a physical sport that does involve contact when players are old enough. Our club believes in preparing kids from an early age to be smart, strong players. Modified contact is introduced to players starting at age 10 and new contact scenarios, such as rucks, scrums and mauls, are introduced in each age group above it. It is important to bring players into contact play when they are ready. Players who are not yet ready are still supported and encouraged by the club to play at a skill and comfort level that fosters fun and enjoyment of the game.
Toronto Dragons RFC takes the safety of our players seriously on and off the field. Our coaches are screened through background checks and vulnerable sector screening program managed by the Toronto Police Service, which is consistent with other kids' programs. The coaching staff review safety measures and work together to ensure that player safety is paramount. Coaches are trained and registered according to the World Rugby Passport program, which is complimented by Rugby Canada and Rugby Ontario's programs. Learn more about World Rugby's Rugby Ready program here.
Players are encouraged--and at times pushed--to excel, but always with an emphasis on positive reinforcement. We believe that a healthy mind helps promote a healthy body.