Quick Rip with Boeden

In Te Ngahere and Te Maunga a man named Boeden (I’m not quite sure how to spell his name) came in and taught us how to play quick rip which is sort of like rippa rugby but it sets you up for tackle rugby or rugby league. The year 5 and 6’s had to play rippa rugby. When we started we played a quick warm-up game where one team was defending and one team was attacking. The problem was when you were on the defending team Boeden might call 3 attackers and 2 defenders and the defending team would never get more players than the attackers but they could get the same amount of people. After each team got to be the attacker and defender twice we started playing quick rip. To start the game off, red tags (my team) kicked off at half way, I didn’t kick off in the entire game. I was mainly a halfback for scrums and lineouts. The game was 30 - 45 minutes and will take too long to explain so I won’t explain the whole game. Once red tags had kicked off blue tags had run for the ball and caught it. When blue tags had caught the ball most of the red tags were already where blue tags were. Then the person with the ball was ripped. That’s how the game started. In this game there was nothing I disliked because it was very entertaining.