Weymouth Beach Rugby & Netball Festival
When? 05 Jul 2024 to 07 Jul 2024
Where? Weymouth
Weymouth Beach Rugby & Netball Festival returns for 2024 with the addition of Beach Netball and is sure to be one not to be missed.
This showpiece of sand, sun, music and rugby will take place from Friday 5th July to Sunday 7th July 2024 with a theme of “Baywatch” where we encourage you to all dress accordingly!
Teams from across the UK, including the local element, will be joining us for a weekend of fun. The event will feature tag rugby for all levels to join in the fun, with a men's, women's, mixed & family section. Squads with a maximum of 10 (5 a side with rolling subs).
We are also introducing Mixed Beach Netball along with Ladies Beach Netball for the weekend, with squads of up to 7 and 5 a side.
The chosen charities are The Royal Marines Charity, MND, and The Darby Rimmer Foundation.
Friday 5pm – 10.30pm, Saturday 10am – 10.30pm, Sunday 10am – 3pm
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