What does RFA mean in RUGBY

Rugby Fives is a team sport that combines elements of tennis, handball, squash and badminton. It is most commonly played on a ‘fives court', which consists of an upper court with sloping walls and a lower goal-line from which players can score points.

Rugby Fives has a set of simple rules that govern gameplay. These include the number of players required to play a game (each team must have five players), number of goals needed to win a game (the first team to score 21 goals wins), rule on blocked shots (if any member of your opponent's team blocks your shot in any way you will receive another shot at no cost) as well as general rules related to out-of-bounds play, goal-line infringements, and timeouts.

Rugby Fives can be played inside or outdoors on fives courts found in schools, parks and leisure centres throughout the UK. The RFA provides detailed information about existing courts across the country for members interested in playing competitively or just for fun.

Yes! The RFA organizes regional leagues throughout England as well as national tournaments such as the National Championships held each year at different locations across the country. These events provide an excellent opportunity for teams from all levels to compete against others from their region or even nationally!

Whether you're interested in coaching, refereeing or just joining an existing club there are plenty of ways to get involved with RFA. You can find out more about membership options on their website or contact them directly via email or phone if you have any questions.