Junior Rugby is a version of rugby designed for young players, typically aged between 6 and 16 years. It focuses on teaching the fundamental skills of the game, such as passing, tackling, and teamwork, in a safe and supportive environment. The rules are often modified to suit the age and skill level of the participants, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the sport. In Junior Rugby, players participate in local clubs and leagues, where they can compete against other teams. The emphasis is on fun, participation, and personal development, helping young athletes build confidence and a love for the game while promoting physical fitness and social interaction.