**Former New Zealand All Blacks Lead Rugby Clinic for Luxembourg Youth**
*Luxembourg –* A summer rugby clinic held in the Cents district of Luxembourg City brought together local young players and former New Zealand internationals, known as the All Blacks. The event, described by *Luxembourg Times* as a “summer course,” aimed to provide training and mentorship to the next generation of rugby talent in Luxembourg.
The clinic featured a group of ex‑All Blacks who shared their experience and expertise with participating youths. Organisers said the sessions focused on fundamental skills, game tactics, and the values of teamwork and sportsmanship that are central to rugby. The program is part of a broader effort to promote the sport within the country and to raise the standard of play among Luxembourg’s junior athletes.
While the article did not specify the names of the former New Zealand players, the number of participants, or the exact dates of the clinic, it highlighted the significance of having world‑class rugby figures directly involved in grassroots development in Luxembourg.
The initiative reflects ongoing collaboration between the Luxembourg Rugby Federation and international rugby personalities to foster growth and interest in the sport at the youth level.
Article and image source: luxtimes.lu
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