Women’s Coaches
Scoot
- I’ve been playing rugby for just over 10 years, for a team playing in NC2.
- I am a qualified RFU level 2 coach and have coached at both junior and senior levels. I coached one season for the Bristol Bears academy, mainly working with under 15 and 16s.
- I am grateful to be involved in mixed ability. I have seen first hand how inclusive and welcoming the community is. No matter your ability there is a space for you in rugby.
- I love coaching and watching players enjoy and learn the game. If everyone comes off with a smile on their face then I’m a happy coach.
Bevo
- I have been playing rugby since I was 6 years old, which is just over 17 years.
- I graduated from Hartpury University in 2024 after 3 years studying BSc Sports Coaching.
- I became involved in mixed ability rugby when my brother helped to set up a local team in Wales. I loved seeing everyone belong in a sport.
- I love coaching mixed ability rugby because I enjoy seeing so many athletes grow and develop in such an inclusive environment.
- The best part for me is seeing the friendships that have been made.
Men’s Coaches
Zack
- I started playing rugby at the age of 8 so been involved in rugby and Longlevens for 21 years, going from under 8’s all the way up to the first team.
- I have been involved with coaching the MAR team for 6 years and have been the Director of Rugby for 2 years.
- The most rewarding part of coaching for me is seeing players grow in self-belief and feel a true sense of belonging within the team.
Alex
- I started playing rugby at a young age and have been involved in the game for over 20 years.
- I have competed at community level and I have an England Rugby Coach award (level 2 coach).
- I became involved in Mixed Ability Rugby because I believe the sport should be accessible to everyone, regardless of background or experience.