The 2015 Wasps Tag Rugby Festival attracted a record 37 teams across five divisions. There were some cracking matches with numerous sore tired bodies on Sunday due to plenty of game time plus plenty of dancing at the after party.

All profits from the 2015 Try Tag Rugby Corporate Challenge will be donated to the Tag Rugby Trust so that this fantastic charity can continue their great work

It’s not too late to get involved in the 2015 Try Tag Rugby spring season. Never played the sport? Why not join one of Try Tag Rugby’s free taster sessions before the summer seasons commence?

There’s plenty for taggers to get excited about with the first one day tournament of the year, the 2015 Wasps Tag Rugby Festival, just around the corner.

Cupid’s arrow was flying left, right and centre with Try Tag Rugby.

Try Tag Rugby have announced that their official charity partner for 2015 will be the Tag Rugby Trust

The talk on everyone’s lips in the London Tag Rugby community is about the upcoming spring season which kicks off in three weeks’ time. The season where the trees are green, the birds are chirping, there’s more daylight and Easter is just around the corner.

With Valentine’s Day approaching soon, plenty of couples will be looking to wine and dine their significant other

2015 is set to be an epic year for Try Tag Rugby with an exciting jam-packed calendar of events.

Take a look back at all the competitions, tournaments, festivals, and parties which made 2014 a record breaking year for Try Tag Rugby.

Try Tag Rugby teams battled it out in London for four tournament trophies

The Kiwi teams started strongly with the South Island going through the pool stages undefeated with a three from three record and the North Island winning two and losing one, with their only loss coming at the hands of their fellow Kiwi counterparts, South Island 6-1.

Try Tag Rugby’s marquee one day event, the 2014 London Tag Rugby Championships took place on Saturday, 16th August at East London RFC, with 38 teams taking part across three divisions.

The month of July was a gigantic month for the sport of Tag Rugby in the UK and Ireland.

Try Tag Rugby’s popular International Cup tournament which is held biannually was run on Saturday, 14th June, attracted 18 teams and had Australia represented in all three divisions; Mixed A grade, Mixed Intermediate grade and Mixed Social grade.

Despite a week of miserable weather leading into the 3rd annual Summer Social Tag Rugby tournament, the weather gods were kind to the Tag Rugby community on Saturday, putting on a sensational day for the tournament.

The team at Try Tag Rugby ventured north to Yorkshire over the weekend to run the 3rd annual Nathan Cubitt Tag Rugby Event which is a charity tournament with all proceeds from entry fees and food sales going to the Nathan Cubitt trust and the Matt Hampson foundation.

Last year’s inaugural Hog n Ale Tag Festival attracted 12 teams with eight of them being made up of new Tag players through the London Irish club’s networks.

The Tag Rugby community were treated to a nice warm spring day on Saturday for Try Tag Rugby’s first one day tournament of the year, the 2014 Wasps Tag Rugby Festival.