I want to play Rugby union this year (it would be my second) but this year I have an option of playing Under 15 and Under 19 (Ages). On the cutoff date on the registration sheet, I'm 15 years old, but when the season actually starts I'll be 16. I'm 5'4" and 130 lbs. U15 will have kids my size and smaller while U19 will have my size and bigger, like up to around 6' 3". I know people in both but my closer friends are in U19, and I don't want to look weak or like a baby choosing the younger age divion but that doesn't matter as much.I want to play Rugby union this year (it would be my second) but this year I have an option of playing Under 15 and Under 19 (Ages). On the cutoff date on the registration sheet, I'm 15 years old, but when the season actually starts I'll be 16. I'm 5'4" and 130 lbs. U15 will have kids my size and smaller while U19 will have my size and bigger, like up to around 6' 3". I know people in both but my closer friends are in U19, and I don't want to look weak or like a baby choosing the younger age divion but that doesn't matter as much.

I honestly think you should give U19 a shot, and if it's too intense, ask to switch to U15 - simple as that. There is no shame in asking to be moved to U15, it's just what suits you better, plus you will stand out and get a lot more glory at U15 level.

I think you chose all ready what team you want to take...go for U19 cause you don't want to travel and be a baby to take on smaller kids...and you're friends are going to U19...and it will let you see bigger rugby players

I have played up before, trust me the older boys go out to hurt you, id play in teh u15s mate

I recommend the Under15;s sounds like it would be more preferable for your body size.