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Tackler not releasing tackled player
Arms brought together as if grasping a player and then opening as if releasing a player.
Tackler or tackled player not rolling away
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s as an arriving player at a tackle. Forward Towards the opposition’s dead-ball line. Foul play Anythin ... m tackle An illegal tackle whereby a player uses a stiff arm to strike the ball-carrier. T Tackle The method of holding a ball-carrier and bringing that player to ground. Tackle Assist A player wh ... 4. Tackled player A ball-carrier who is held and taken to ground by a tackler or tacklers. Tackle
14 Tackle
l the ball-carrier is on the ground. Players in a tackle 14.4 Players in a tackle are: a. Tackled player. b. Tackler(s). c. Others: i. Player(s) who hold the ball-carrier during a tackle but do not go to ground. ii. Player(s) who arrive to contest possession in the tackle. iii. Player(s) who are already on the ground. Player responsibilities 14.5 Tacklers must: a. Tackle below the relevant sanction lin
Five key areas of refereeing June 2012
s and the reasons are as below. 1. All areas of the tackle law to be strictly applied Tackler to release tackled player immediately Tackled player to release or pass ball immediately Assist tacklers to release tackled player immediately Arriving players from both sides to enter through the gate Bal ... t be behind the hindmost foot of the last player in their side of the breakdown. This is to apply to bot
13 Players on the ground in open play
r it. Sanction: Penalty. No player may fall on or over a tackled player ... y either move away from the ball or get up. Sanction: Penalty. 13.3 A player on the ground in the fiel ... y. c. Not tackle or attempt to tackle an opponent. Sanction: Penalty. 13.4 Players on their fee
Beach Touch Rugby
h Place the ball A - Pass from the tackle 15.4 No player may prevent the tackled player from passing the ball. Sanction: Free pass 15.5 Players in opposition to a tackled player must immediately retir ... w it. Any player may give the ball to another player. Any player may touch tackle a player holdin ... l or obstruct opponents. Sanction: Free pass 15.6 The tackled player must pass the ball within three stride
21 In-goal
g the ball in in-goal results in a touch down. 21.7 If a tackled player has momentum that carries them into an in-goal area, they can make a touch down or score a try. 21.8 A tackled player may reach ou ... y by grounding the ball in in-goal provided they are not in possession of the ball. 21.10 If a tackled playe ... t of the player’s body from waist to neck. 21.2 Picking up a ball is not grounding it. A player may pick u
Enforcement of current law - refereeing at the breakdown - March 2020
y from the tackled player and from the ball or get up... Tackler must release Once the tackl ... s shown a clear release of the ball and tackled player and arrives from the direction of their own goa ... d or on another player who is on the ground. Tacklers must: Allow the tackled player to release or pla ... s will be refereed with these guidelines from July 2020. 1 Tackler LAW 14 – Tackle Tacklers mus
Tag Rugby
f. A tackler may only tackle with two tags in place. 15.2 Following a tackle, the tackled player conducts a ruck ball at the place of the tackle. The tackled player must roll the ball using the hand onl ... y actions taken by the tackled player for developmental purposes, e.g., pass after a tackle. 15.3 Afte ... e the tackle was made or return the tag to the tackled player. The tackler may then assume a marke
2026-07 Law updates
p; Community tackle height laws were also approved. See here for more In addition, Council also approve ... g the ball into in-goal near the corner flag and who is then tackled into touch-in-goal before groundin
Touch Rugby
l Following a tackle, match organisers may permit the tackled player to hold the ball between the leg ... e of the tackle. Sanction: Penalty kick 15.11 A tackled player must not pass the ball after a touch has bee ... r may throw it. Any player may give the ball to another player. Any player may touch tackle a playe ... s tackle an opponent the word “Touch!” must be called at the same time by that player. If the refere
Beach Fives Rugby
w it. Any player may give the ball to another player. Any player may tackle, hold or push an opponen ... e the tackled player must immediately get up or move away from the tackled player and the ball must get up before playing the ball. (b) The tackled player: must immediately pass the ball must immediatel ... 3 When a player tackles an opponent and they both remain on their feet (the referee may call ‘tackl
8 Scoring
l is tackled short of the try line and the player’s momentum carries them in a continuous movement along the ground into the opponents’ in-goal, and the player is first to ground the ball. d. Is tackled near to the opponents’ try line and the player immediately reaches out and grounds the ball. e. Wh ... y is scored when an attacking player: a. Is first to ground the ball in the opponents’ in-goal.
Beach Tag Rugby
s in an attempt to avoid a tackle. Sanction: Free pass 15.5 No player may prevent the tackled player from passing the ball. Sanction: Free pass 15.6 Opponents of the tackled player must immediatel ... n the tag to the tackled player before rejoining the game. Sanction: Free pass 15.3 The tackler mus ... l or obstruct opponents. Sanction: Free pass 15.7 The tackled player must pass the ball within thre
Head Contact Process - March 2021
F View video examples of the Head Contact Process for: High Tackle|guidelines/18 Shoulder Charg ... m|guidelines/22 Context Player welfare drives World Rugby’s decision making for zero tolerance of foul pla ... t. Not all head contacts are foul play Accidental contact with the ball-carrier tackled into the defende ... s is crucial, especially as 72% of head injuries occur in the tackle. Gold 12 drops his weight dow
XRugby
s. The grasp must be simultaneous with, or prior to, shoulder contact. A player must not tackl ... s) on the ground. A player from either team not involved in the tackle may play the ball only by entering from behind the hindmost body part of the player(s) on the ground. This player can only be tackled whe ... d of play must do so at the half-way line after the replaced player has left the field of pla
Clarification 13-2003
e, "any opponents of the tackled player who go to ground are known as tacklers." Can a tackler sta ... e the tackled player." Can a tackler who is on his feet hold on to the tackled player or must he release the tackled player? Ruling of the designated members of the Rugby Committee By definition, any opponents of the tackled player who go to ground are known as tacklers. Therefore a player on his fee
Clarification 1-2010
t accurately these Rulings: • The Rulings clearly deal with an opponent of a tackled player, who remains on his feet, and is on the tackled player’s side of the tackle. This player must release and r ... l is not a tackler (Definition), however, this player has completed a tackle. A tackler must release the tackle ... e. To approach behind the tackled player means the tackle has taken place and the revised Law 15.6 (
Clarification 3-2004
e occurs with the ball carrier being the tackled player and the player of Team A on the ground bein ... e to the position behind the ball to approach from directly behind the tackled player or the tackler closest to hi ... e the ball in the tackled player's hands? (3) Does the tackled player have to release the bal ... w. That player is not part of the tackle, as he has not gone to ground. He can only therefore be describe
Clarification 4-2014
d clarification on two items of Law in the context of both the Sevens and Fifteens game: Tackled playe ... s of the tackled player shifting body position before release, Law 15.5 (a) and 15.5 (e) should be considered: (a) A tackled player must not lie on, over, or near the ball to prevent opponents from gainin ... e) If opposition players who are on their feet attempt to play the ball, the tackled player mus
Clarification 7-2015
t a tackled player: Law 22 (e) Tackled near the goal-line. If a player is tackled near to the opponent ... g practice of an opponent kicking the ball out of the hands of a player who has picked up the ball. This is happening mainly when the ball is won at the breakdown/tackle/ruck and has been picked up by a player. An opponent then kicks the ball from that player’s hands. (This opponent may have legally com
Clarification 8-2004
m the tackled B-player. Law 15.7(b) provides, “After a tackle any players on their feet may attemp ... d is not a tackled player and a tackle has not taken place. Opposition players who hold the ball-carrie ... t The JRFU has requested a ruling with regard Law 15-Tackle. Team B ball carrier (“B-player”) is "held" (not tackled) by two Team A players (“A1-”, “A2-player”) and A1-player held on to the legs of
Clarification 1-2025
s, so a player who attempts this and makes any contact with players already on the ground ca ... e: Law 15.16b: A player must not jump on top of a ruck; or Law 9.11 which covers action ... n be tackled providing it can be done safely (see Clarification 2022-3). In these specific ruck situations, it would be difficult to either dive safely, or then be tackled safely. Examples whic
Clarification 6-2006
t Situation: A tackle is made, or attempted, where the initial contact is made below the line of the shoulder, but the arm(s) of the tackler subsequently make contact with the head or neck of the tackled player. Question: Even if the subsequent contact with the head or neck is not intentional, but the contact is dangerous, should the referee rule on the intent (initial tackle) ie. No sanctio
Clarification 2-2018
k commences when at least one player is on their feet andover the ball which is on the ground (tackled player, tackler). At this point the offside line is created. A player on their feet may use their hands to pick up the ball as long as this is immediate. As soon as an opposition player arrive ... w creating offside lines when the first arriving player gets over the ball was intended solely to addres
Clarification 3-2022
s: Law 9.17 states “a player must not tackle, charge, pull, push or grasp an opponent whose fee ... o so, a defender may attempt to make a safe and legal tackle on that player. As we have said abov ... s including leading with elbow or forearm”. Law 9.7 states “ a player must not intentionally infringe any law of the game” Q.1 When a player hurdles/jumps over a tackler who is attempting to make a low lega
Clarification 4-2009
n a player has complied with Law 15 6 (b), is on his feet and playing the ball after a tackl ... t be on their feet when they play the ball. ....... Law 15.6 (b) reads: After a tackle any playe ... 5 5 (e) states that: If opposition players who are on their feet, the tackled player must release the ball. This indicates that after a tackle a player on his feet may play the ball. Law 16 1 (
Clarification 9-2014
t play after an attacking player has put or taken the ball into the in-goal, without infringement, and a defending player has made the ball dead there or it has gone into touch-in goal or on or ove ... n within one minute from the time the player indicates the intention to kick at goal. The intention to kick is signaled by the arrival of the kicking tee or sand, or when the player makes a mar