#Rugby101: Scoring in Rugby - Try and Conversion [Rugby for Beginners]

So Adam, how do we go about scoring in rugby? Okay, so for rugby, for you to score a try, you're going to have to place the ball past the opposition's try line. So let's demonstrate, so you get past the try line, so you can score anywhere along the zone, as long as you just ground it with your hands, so you can't drop it in, you have to ground it with your hands, like that, with the ball. So a try is actually worth 5 points, so after you score a try, you actually have the option to kick. So for rugby 7s, we'll do a drop kick to get a conversion, which is 2 points. You're going to have to do a drop kick, and you're going to have to drop the ball, and as soon as it lands, follow through, kick it, and have it to be between the post, just get those 2 points. Above the bar. Above the bar, and between the post. So let me do a demonstration. So there you have it, to score in rugby, you either have to score a try, or basically convert a kick. So if you like what you saw, don't forget to leave a like for this video, and subscribe to our channel, and here's the other videos in our series.