Brave Rugby

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How to Register for the Rookie Rugby Coaching Course

Registration is a 3-part process. Please complete each step below before attending the course.

If you already have an NCCP account, you can skip Part 1 and move directly to Part 2.

Part 1: NCCP Account

You will need an NCCP account and NCCP number to complete your registration.

  1. Create an NCCP account
  2. Visit the NCCP Locker and create an account with a username and password.
  3. Find your NCCP number. Once you are logged in:
  4. Go to your Profile page.
  5. Your NCCP# will appear under your name.
  6. Write down your NCCP number and keep it handy. You will need it when completing Part 3.
  7. Complete NCCP Make Ethical Decisions. You will also need to complete the NCCP Make Ethical Decisions course. The cost is $75. Please note: This is a general NCCP course that applies to all sports, not just rugby.
  8. To register:
  9. Log in to the NCCP Locker
  10. Click eLearning at the top of the page.
  11. Under Multi-Sport, find NCCP Make Ethical Decisions.
  12. Click Pay Now to register.

Part 2: World Rugby

Create an account with World Rugby Passport.

You will need to complete the following four courses:

  1. Rugby Ready
  2. Concussion Management
  3. Coaching Children
  4. Safeguarding Essentials

Once you have completed each course, download your certificates. You will need to upload them during Part 3.

Part 3: Register Through Breakdown

  1. Create a Breakdown account. Visit the Breakdown and create an account.
  2. Register for the Lac La Biche Rookie Rugby Coaching Course
  3. During registration, you will need:
  4. Your NCCP number from Part 1
  5. Your World Rugby course certificates from Part 2


Registration Checklist

Before attending the course, make sure you have completed:

  • Created an NCCP account and recorded your NCCP numbe
  • Completed NCCP Make Ethical Decisions
  • Created a World Rugby Passport account
  • Completed all four World Rugby courses
  • Downloaded your World Rugby certificates
  • Created a Breakdown account
  • Registered for the Lac La Biche Rookie Rugby Coaching Course

What is Brave Rugby

Brave Rugby was inspired by the story Brave Like a Buffalo by Mellisa Allen and Jadyn Fischer-McNab. The buffalo is an important symbol in many Indigenous communities, and our name and logo honour these teachings.

In the story, a storm approaches, and the smallest buffalo becomes scared. Instead of running away, the mother buffalo teaches that the brave choice is to face the storm and move through it. When the storm passes, she reminds the young buffalo that challenges don’t disappear when we run from them—being brave and facing them helps us get through them faster. Throughout life, storms will come, and the buffalo teaches us to meet them with courage.

This teaching is at the core of Brave Rugby.

The buffalo reminds us to:

Be Brave

even when we feel afraid

Stay Strong

during challenges

Face Obstacles

with courage and purpose

Support one another

like a herd

Treat others

the way we want to be treated

Brave Rugby is more than a team name—it’s a mindset and a way of moving through the world. Like the buffalo, we face challenges with bravery, unity, and respect.

We will share training dates, camps, and program information as they become available.

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South Coast Senior League

Round 5 match summary

Figtree Kangaroos 10. 10. 70 defeated Helensburgh Tigers 10. 9. 69


A thrilling encounter saw the Roos come from behind to secure a crucial 1 point victory. Down by 12 points at halftime, captain Jake Morrison sparked the comeback with a brilliant individual goal in the late in the 3rd quarter. Young gun winger Tommy Chen sealed the win with a spectacular off-the-ground finish in the dying minutes. The defensive effort from Mike Stevens and Danny Walsh was outstanding, making crucial tackles when it mattered most.


Best Players: J. Morrison (c), T. Chen, M. Stevens, D. Walsh, S. Parker

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Thank you to all our amazing sponsors.

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June 4, 2026
Alberta Wolf Pack Senior Women Compete at Inaugural Western Canadian Championship Series
By Steph Hovdestad May 27, 2026
Alberta Rugby Clubs to get Exclusive Discounts with Coachline
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February 17, 2026
Rugby Alberta is proud to announce the adoption of a lower tackle height law trial for all rugby played within the province of Alberta under its jurisdiction. The law trial will apply to competitions beginning after March 1, 2026 . This decision aligns with World Rugby’s recommendation that the lower tackle height be adopted globally across the community game starting July 1, 2026 . Rugby Alberta has agreed to implement the trial in advance, with the full support of Rugby Canada and World Rugby.

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