Led by rugby legends Danny Care and Alicia Lucas and supported by other coaches, this Rugby Clinic is a priceless opportunity to polish skills and learn signature moves from the best in the game.
Danny Care
Danny Care amassed 101 caps for England during a professional rugby career that spanned from 2004 to 2025. Born and raised in Leeds, Yorkshire, he began his club career with his hometown team Leeds Tykes. Danny went onto play 395 times across 19 seasons for Harlequins. Internationally, Danny has represented his country at all levels including U19s, U21s, Sevens, England XV and the full national England team. Danny won a silver medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games and represented his nation at Rugby World Cup 2015 and 2023.
Alicia Lucas (Nee Quirk)
Alicia Quirk played a pivotal role in the rise of Australian women’s rugby sevens, combining creativity on the field with fierce competitiveness. Raised in Wagga Wagga, she made the move from touch football to rugby sevens in 2013, soon after helping Australia win the 2011 Touch World Cup. Her impact was immediate and sustained, becoming a vital member of the team that won Olympic gold at the Rio 2016 Games, playing every minute of the tournament and contributing to two Women’s Sevens World Series titles and a Commonwealth Games silver medal. Since retiring in 2022, Alicia has become a well-established commentator with Stan Sport, where her insight and energy have made her a valued voice in Australian rugby coverage.
Terms and conditions apply. Registrations are restricted to 30 slots only, on a first-come-first-served basis. Light refreshments for children will be provided.
