The T&T Rugby Referees Society (T&TRFS) has invited all member referees along with all rugby coaches and captains to a course today, designed to relay new laws recently introduced into the discipline by the International Rugby Board (IRB). The new instructions will be given at the UWI Ground, St Augustine, beginning at 2 pm, after which the new newly-sponsored kits for referees of the upcoming season will be presented. At 4 pm, the first T&T Rugby Football Union (T&TRFU) Senior Division match for the 2012 season will be contested.
Rugby refs practice new laws today
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