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Week 5 American Rugby Premiership October 25, 2014

On the final competitive weekend of the ARP before the winter break, Life University cruised to a somewhat surprising 61-6 win over visiting Old Blue New York in Georgia, while near Boston, eighty minutes of hard rugby failed to put any separation between the Boston Irish Wolfhounds and Boston RFC, the game ending deadlocked at 22 points each.

http://www.nerugby.com/week-5-american-rugby-premiership-october-25th-2014/

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Squads announced for the Fall internationals, including the all important USA Eagles v New Zealand All Blacks game in Chicago November 1. Thoughts on the squads to follow….

http://www.nerugby.com/usa-eagles/

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Week 4 American Rugby Premiership Oct 4th, 2014

Both New England entrants in the ARP lost in Week 4, with Boston RFC dropping a 20-6 decision to NYAC in a game that was even closer than the score might suggest, while Boston Irish Wolfhounds suffered at the hands of Life University in Georgia, losing 69-13.

http://www.nerugby.com/week-4-american-rugby-premiership-oct-4th-2014/

 

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Week 3 American Rugby Premiership Sept 27, 2014

In week 3 action, NYAC tops Old Blue in dramatic last minute fashion 29-28, while Life University accelerated away in the second half to defeat Boston RFC 42-10…..

http://www.nerugby.com/week-3-american-rugby-premiership-sept-27-2014-initial/

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Week 2 American Rugby Premiership Sept 20, 2014 (UPDATED….)

http://www.nerugby.com/week-2-american-rugby-premiership-sept-20-2014/

In week 2 action,Old Blue defeated the Boston Irish Wolfhounds 39-16, while down in New York, Life University ran out to a big lead over NYAC in the big game of the ARP today, and though NYAC closed the gap, it was Life taking the big prize…..

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Mixed results for the New England teams in Atlantic Rugby Premiership, with Boston RFC notching an important road win against Old Blue, and the Boston Irish Wolfhounds suffering a 58-21 defeat at home at the hands of NYAC. UPDATED

http://www.nerugby.com/atlantic-premiership-first-week-sept-13-2014/

 

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Long overdue update on efforts of local teams in Division 2 and Division 3:

http://www.nerugby.com/spring-2014-playoffs-recap/

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July 16th, 2014: Another big announcement on the Division 1 front, as Mystic and Middlesex merge:

http://www.nerugby.com/mystic-river-middlesex-merge/

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July 11th, 2014: Atlantic Rugby Premiership announced:

http://www.nerugby.com/atlantic-rugby-premiership-announced-start-fall/

In a press release dated July 11th, Life University’s Dan Payne confirmed the establishment of the Atlantic Rugby Premiership, gathering five of the top teams in the Eastern part of the country in a competition that resembles the Pacific Rugby Premiership.

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July 11th: Big announcement expected shortly on Men’s Club Division 1 rugby…..

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Men’s Collegiate All Americans fall to Ontario Blues

http://www.nerugby.com/americans-fall-ontario-blues/

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Men’s Collegiate All Americans take both games against Cambridge University:

 

http://www.nerugby.com/mens-collegiate-americans-take-games-cambridge-university/

 

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Eagles defeat Canada 38-35 in Sacramento June 21st

http://www.nerugby.com/usa-beats-canada-wild-game-scaramento-june-21st-2014/

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Men’s Collegiate All-American starting lineup named for first of three games in June:

http://www.nerugby.com/mens-collegiate-americans-named-game-june-21-cambridge-university/

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Eagles fall to Japan 29-37 as Japan takes Pacific Nations Cup:

http://www.nerugby.com/usa-eagles-fall-japan-29-37/

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Eagles fall to Scotland in Houston: USA 6 Scotland 24

http://www.nerugby.com/usa-6-scotland-24-houston-june-7th-2014/

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Beacon Hill Legend Kevin Swords Inducted to US Rugby Hall Of Fame

http://www.nerugby.com/kevin-swords-inducted-2014-us-rugby-hall-fame/

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Life University Running Eagles take USA Rugby’s Division 1 title:

http://www.nerugby.com/life-university-takes-usa-mens-division-1-title/

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Boston Irish Wolfhounds claim 2014 New England title with close win over Boston.

http://www.nerugby.com/boston-irish-wolfhounds-claim-2014-division-1new-england-championship/

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Full New England Championship review will be here May 18th, plus updates from New England teams in National playoffs!

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NYAC falls to Life University in the Division 1 National Quarter Final:

http://www.nerugby.com/last-division-1-northeast-representative-team-eliminated/

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Confirmed!  November 1, 2014.  USA Rugby has some work to do, to make sure all the top players are available for the USA to ensure a top flight matchup. Anything less would be unfortunate, but the stakes are so high that it should happen.

http://usarugby.org/mens-eagles-news/item/usa-eagles-to-take-on-new-zealand-all-blacks-in-chicago

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The long awaited announcement concerning the proposed game between the USA Eagles and the legendary New Zealand All Blacks is almost upon us, as on Tuesday May 13th, USA Rugby, the New Zealand Rugby Union, AIG and the Chicago Sports Commission will be “making a joint announcement regarding an upcoming event”. Hopefully this announcement will confirm the game is to be scheduled for Soldier’s Field November 2nd.

This will be exciting news for this top level game.  There are some details to be worked out, but it will be good to see top level rugby back in Chicago.

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http://www.nerugby.com/201314-northeast-division-1-final-week/

Regular season action is complete in the Northeast, and NYAC and Old Blue will move on to play in the playoffs.  Old Blue defeated Boston 14-12 to claim the second spot, while NYAC, already uncatchable in first place, accepted a forfeit from Middlesex as the Middlesex home field was considered unplayable. In the final game, Boston Irish Wolfhounds managed to secure a win over White Plains 38-36….

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http://www.nerugby.com/wolfhounds-docked-ten-league-points/

The Boston Irish Wolfhounds has had ten points deducted in the League standings and now rest in 5th place after an appeal of a disciplinary action was denied.  The standings on the NERFU website have been updated to reflect the decision….

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NYAC comes closer to clinching first place despite losing to Old Blue 26-25, Boston over Middlesex 79-0, while Boston Irish defeats Mystic River 36-15…

http://www.nerugby.com/201314-northeast-division-1-week-13/

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There were a few one-sided games in the Northeast this weekend, as Boston ran by Mystic River 55-8 while Boston Irish Wolfhounds defeated Middlesex 57-5 and NYAC downed White Plains 45-12 in Week 12.

In Malden MA, hosts Mystic drew first blood, converting a scrum infringement penalty into a three point lead less than ten minutes into the game. Scrum penalties were frequent, and frequently went against Mystic, as Boston dominated the scrum encounters throughout…..

http://www.nerugby.com/20132014-northeast-division-1-week-12/

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Uruguay 27 USA 27

In the first of the two games that will decide who goes through to the World Cup in Group B, USA and Uruguay tied at 27-27. After a poor first half, the USA took the lead through two well worked tries from Samu Manoa and Chris Wyles. Uruguay came back to tie the game, taking advantage of a creaky USA scrum down the stretch.  Playing a man down in the scrum, blind side winger came in to flank the scrum, and Uruguay took advantage of the overlap to score an easy try in the corner to tie the game.  Might have been just as well, as yet another scrum penalty might have meant a penalty try and an easy conversion.  As it was, the conversion was missed and the game ended in a tie.

All to play for next week in the second leg.

 

 

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Connacht Rugby coming to Boston area

In exciting news out of Boston, the Boston Irish Wolfhounds and Connacht Rugby are about to announce a new partnership….

http://www.nerugby.com/connacht-rugby-coming-boston/

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All Blacks heading to the East Coast?

Multiple reports have the legendary New Zealand All Blacks playing the USA Eagles in the Fall of 2014, as part of the long term All Blacks preparations for the….

http://www.nerugby.com/usa-eagles/

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Interesting Varsity Cup schedule for Dartmouth

The Varsity Cup released its schedule for the 2014, and local entrant Dartmouth College has a tough journey ahead in the expanded United World Sports run competition….

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USA Rugby and Men’s Eagles Head Coach Mike Tolkin have released the list of participants to attend the Domestic Camp, to be held at Life University Feb 20-23. The camp will conclude with a scrimmage against Life University….

http://www.nerugby.com/usa-eagles/

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Dartmouth College’s Madison Hughes Selected for USA Squad for Wellington 7′s

Dartmouth College’s Madison Hughes has been tearing it up in New England for the last couple of years, and it comes as little surprise he is being recognized nationally for his achievements.  Last month he was named to the Olympic………..

http://www.nerugby.com/dartmouth-colleges-madison-hughes-selected-usa-squad-wellington-7s/

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Elite Cup Update:

Although no final decisions have been made about the Elite Cup for the upcoming season, prospects appear dim for 2014, as negotiations are ongoing but may be futile. As was reported by Rugbymag.com recently, the five remaining Elite Cup teams have failed so far to come to an agreement regarding the season…

http://www.nerugby.com/elite-cup-update/

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Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, 1918-2013

Mandela wearing the jersey of Springbok captain Francois Pienaar in the 1995 Rugby World Cup Final is an iconic image.

One of my earlier recollections of issues with South Africa was when some store clerks in Dublin refused to stock South African produce and went on strike. That was an early salvo in the drive to put the squeeze on South African economy, a drive which helped end apartheid in that country.

Mandela’s epic struggle and accomplishments will ensure his name will go into the history books with few peers. If you would like to get a better idea of the rugby world in South Africa during his time, Donald McRea’s book Winter Colors is the definitive place to start.

http://www.amazon.com/Winter-Colours-Changing-Seasons-Mainstream/dp/1840182474

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Discouraging developments in Maine, with Colby College proposing eliminating funding of the men’s and women’s rugby programs:

http://www.nerugby.com/colby-college-ceasing-funding-rugby-clubs/

 

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Big win for the USA Eagles in London, beating Russia 28-7. Apparently the Eagles could have scored more points, especially in the first half which would have put the game to bed earlier.

On the heels of a close win over Georgia last week and a narrow loss to the New Zealand Maoris, this is one of the best three week stretches in a long time for the USA. All the more disappointing the game was not streamed live. See thisisamericanrugby especially for some pointed commentary on that.

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NYAC claims sole possession of first place in the Northeast in the final game of the fall portion of the Division 1 season, defeating Boston RFC 28-26 in a game that was close all the way.

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-10/

 

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Update from Georgia: last second penalty by Adam Siddall gives USA the win. Somewhat controvertial, according to rugbymag and thisisamericanrugby, as Georgia thought time was up, but USA gets big morale boost from full-test win.
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Big game in New England Sat Nov 16th, as unbeaten Boston RFC play undefeated NYAC in a clash of two of the top teams in the country. The game will be in Amesbury at 12.30, brfc.org has the details. NYAC will be missing their USA Eagles, who are on duty in Georgia early tomorrow.

That game will be streamed live at 5am (link below), and if anyone thinks that game will be easy, consider Georgia defeated Canada last weekend.

http://www.irb.com/live/video.html

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New Zealand Maoris 29 – USA Eagles 19 – Final score

There was a crackling atmosphere at the start of the game as the USA Eagles took on the New Zealand Maoris in PPL Park in Philadelphia.  The Eagles got a rousing reception from the sold out crowd during the national anthem.  Perhaps we could have done without the chants of USA, USA during the haka?

A couple of early penalties had the Maoris with a lineout at the ……..

http://www.nerugby.com/usa-eagles/

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In Week 9 action, Boston cruised to an easy win over Middlesex Rugby, extending a 45-5 halftime lead into a 83-12 win; while in the big clash in New York, NYAC had a somewhat surprising 53-17 win over Old Blue, with NYAC really putting the points on the board in the second half after leading 19-14 at the half.

The New England Division 1 game of the week lived up to expectations, with the Boston Irish Wolfhounds scoring a narrow 18-16 win …….

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-9/

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With Boston resting this weekend, both Old Blue and NYAC ensured they did not lose any ground by posting comprehensive wins, while White Plains made it a sweep by the New York teams over their New England opponents……

http://www.nerugby.com/northeast-division-1-week-8/

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In week 7 action, there was a big win for Old Blue over White Plains; Middlesex played Mystic River close but came up short in a high scoring game, while in the big game in Canton, Boston RFC overcame a spirited Wolfhounds challenge to extend Boston’s perfect season. Full report to followbelow…

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-7/

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Big win for USA Selects against Canada.  next up is Uruguay on Sat Oct 19th.

http://www.nerugby.com/americas-rugby-championship-big-win-v-canada/

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Boston RFC continued its unbeaten run this season, defeating White Plains by a score of 21-10 to move out to (5-0) in the standings…

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-6/

 

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Watch the Eagles Select XV play Argentina 9pm ET Oct 11. The ARC should provide a good indicator as to whether the USA can qualify for the next World Cup.

http://www.nerugby.com/eagles-select-xv-named-for-friday-oct-11-game-against-argentina/

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2013 Division 1 Week 5

Week five is in the books, and a very real divide is showing up in the league standings.  Leading the table with a perfect 4-0 record is Boston RFC.  Boston got ….

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-5/

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2013 Division 1 Week 4

On the grounds of Harvard University, Boston RFC and New York Old Blue served up an entertaining spectacle as expected, with Boston…

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-4/

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2013 Division 1 Week 3

 

Three local rivalries were on the cards for week three on Saturday, with Boston RFC downing Boston Irish Wolfhounds, Mystic River defeating Middlesex, while in New York, Old Blue got the better of White Plains….

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-3/

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2013 Division 1 Week 2, Sept 14

A rejuvenated NYAC team put the Boston Irish Wolfhounds to the sword on Saturday, racking up 61 points against the hosts’ solitary try. The game started perfectly for…

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-2/

 

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2013 Division 1 Week 1, Sept 7

A new look NYAC team squeezed by a willing Mystic River outfit in the first game of the new combined Northeast Division 1 league on Saturday. Mystic started brightly and made several forays into NYAC territory, but mistakes allowed NYAC to relieve the pressure.

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-division-1-week-1/

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June 1st and 2nd has the last four teams standing in Division 1 playing to determine the 2013 Division 1 Champion. Denver Barbarians against Life University in one semi-final, and Old Puget Sound Beach against New Orleans in the other.

http://www.nerugby.com/2013-mens-division-1-club-playoffs-predictions-and-results/

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Boston falls to Life University in early Elite Cup action – March 30, 2013

Boston had a rough start to the Elite Cup, losing to Life University by a score of 52 to 16…

http://www.nerugby.com/boston-falls-to-life-university-in-early-elite-cup-action-march-30-2013/

 

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The story below ran in the Boston Globe November 2nd. Nice update on the Nate Ebner story.

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/2012/11/02/for-patriots-safety-nate-ebner-rugby-was-unhelmeted-gateway-the-nfl/ae7JgNy2VYL6vEZ7URWJyK/story.html

For Patriots safety Nate Ebner, rugby was an unhelmeted gateway to the NFL

 

Feb 1, 2012: Welcome to the website NeRugby.com where we will provide you with the latest information, views and opinions on the state of Rugby in the New England Region.

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2012 Men’s Club Playoffs Approaching:

May 11, 2012:Good luck to all New England teams in National Playoffs this weekend….New London in Div 3, Middlesex in Men’s Division 2 playoffs, Boston Irish Wolfhounds and Mystic River in Men’s Division 1 playoffs.  See Men’s Rugby/Division 1 for playoff predictions.  We did not do Div 2 or Div 3 predictions, but we think both Middlesex and New London can do some damage this year.  Good luck to all.

http://www.nerugby.com/2012-playoffs-approaching/

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First Mike Tolkin, now Alex Magleby!  The Northeast achieving some national level coaching appointments! Alex is the head coach at Dartmouth College, and he takes over as coach of the USA 7’s for the remainder of the Sevens World Series, following the sudden departure of Al Caravelli, who had held the reins since 2006. It is understood to be an interim appointment to be followed by an open application process to fill the role. Alex’s first tournament in charge will be the high profile Hong Kong 7’s March 23-25.    

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Mike Tolkin new USA Eagles Head Coach!  Press Release from USA Rugby.org below…good to see someone from nearby named!
http://www.nerugby.com/mens-rugby/

Mystic River Capture third place at USA Rugby 7’s National Championships

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In yet another impressive showing in Mystic River’s tremendous 2015 season, the 7’s squad took third place in the National Championships, losing to eventual winners Seattle Saracens in the semi-final.

Two semi-final appearances within a couple of months, one in 15’s and one in 7’s is definitely something to write home about. Fortunately Mystic’s Dale du Preez did just that, see link below for the story:

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Beantown Rugby vie for a National Title

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There is but one New England team still left in the quest for a national title, and it is Beantown Women, who play in the USA Rugby Women’s Division 1 title game on Saturday June 13 at Infinity Park in Glendale, CO. Beantown’s opponent will be the Seattle Saracen’s Women, expected to be a very tough opponent. Kickoff will be at 7PM EST, just before the Men’s Division 1 title game between New York Athletic Club (NYAC) and Austin Blacks. All Championship games will be broadcast live on USARugbyTV.com.

Beantown’s trip to the Championship game started with a win over local rivals Boston Women, which Beantown won 19-12.  From there, wins over Chicago North Shore (25-13) and Pittsburgh (48-17) over two days in Charlotte NC propelled Beantown into the decider.

Beantown’s opponent the Seattle Saracens charged through its’ qualifiers, beating Denver 31-10 and then demolishing Santa Monica 47-0. Such is the strength of both teams that six Seattle players were recently selected for a USA Rugby National All Star camp, as well as four Beantown players and two coaches..

Beantown head coach Richard Ashfield commented during the week: “Having the season run from August through June instead of just the fall was a significant change for us. Add in the very tough winter that we had in Boston, and preparations leading up to our spring matches were difficult for us. We set ourselves a tough schedule this spring because we had no league matches; we played the DC Furies, a WPL team, and a very tough Quebec select side. This helped us get ready for our Boston Women’s CR3 match, which was an extremely physical and well-contested game. I credit that last match especially for getting us focused for Charlotte.

“We have yet to have all of our players available this spring, so we are excited to be able to put it all together to hopefully peak in Colorado against what will be a very strong Seattle Saracens team.

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“This week we have four players and two coaches at the USA camp at James Madison University. It’s a fantastic opportunity to get additional matches and training for us, especially some of our younger players attending.”.
Beantown President Mary Sung added “We’re glad to have had two difficult matches to build on, and as Richard said, are looking to peak in Glendale against the Saracens”.

NYAC defeats Mystic River in USA Rugby Division 1 semi-final

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May 31, 2015: One day after last minute heroics propelled Mystic River over Kansas City Blues and into the USA Division 1 semi- final, the dream run ended at the hands of New York Athletic Club (NYAC) by a score of 38-32.

Mystic led for much of the first half, before NYAC scored twice before the break, one from flanker Steve Sanchez and one of the penalty try variety to take a one point lead. Mystic regained the lead at 26-24 with a Mike Armstrong penalty with half an hour remaining, but NYAC would respond with two more tries, including winger Troy Hall’s second, to give the New Yorkers a twelve point lead.

Armstrong would add two more penalties to narrow the gap to six points with a quarter of an hour left, but NYAC kept the pressure on and there would be no repeat of the previous day’s drama.

“It was a cracker of a match, we killed ourselves with penalties” stated Mystic’s Josh Smith after the game, but “credit to NYAC, they made us pay for (our) sins. Despite the loss I was particularly impressed with the work rate of our smaller pack. Those boys withstood an onslaught from a powerful NYAC pack. In the end it will be tough to think we were one broken tackle away from the National finals”.

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Despite the loss, it will surely be considered a very successful season for Mystic River, putting two sides deep into the playoffs, including a Division 1 team into the semi final for the first time in years.

In the other half of the men’s Division 1 bracket, the Austin Blacks edged out Dallas 19-15. It was a much closer score than the previous day, as both teams cruised through with thirty plus points wins. The NYAC v Austin game will be on the weekend of June 14th and 15th.

 

Division 1 playoffs Preview May 29, 2016

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In the Division 1 Quarter finals (Easter Region) this weekend, local entrants Mystic River face off against Kansas City Blues in Charlotte, NC, aiming for a place in the National Semi Finals. If successful against Kansas City Blues, Mystic would play the winners of the tilt between NYAC and the Potomac Exiles.

Both Mystic and the Blues have had great seasons in 2015.  With no common opponents to use as a measuring stick, it is not easy to see who might be favorites in the game. However Kansas did knock off Metropolis in their last game, an impressive achievement and one that should give Kansas the favorites tag. However Mystic is firing on all cylinders recently and will have momentum from its easy win over White Plains in the last round.

In the other game in Charlotte, NYAC would normally be expected to cruise into the next round, but the Potomac Exiles might have other thoughts.  Potomac Exiles formed as a recent merger between Potomac Athletic Club  and the Maryland Exiles, and the combination of PAC’s tradition of excellence and the Exiles’ recent successes have proven to be a successful formula so far. With highly touted backs such as Ben Cima in the fold, the Exiles could be a difficult matchup for anyone. However NYAC should be able to use its high level experience in the ARP to move on to the next round.
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In the Western Region, East Palo Alto plays Dallas while Belmont Shore plays Austin, both games to be played in San Francisco.  This is good news for EPA, who are great at home but don’t seem to travel well. Dallas should be a tough opponent but we look for EPA to move on. Belmont Shore against Austin is another good matchup.  Belmont enters its second side in this competition, as the first team plays in the PRP.  Belmont benefits from witnessing top competition each week. Austin is a seasoned campaigner in the D1 playoffs, and should be experienced enough to win this one.

Back in Charlotte, on the Women’s side Beantown flies the New England flag, taking on the always tough Chicago North Shore in the Women’s quarter finals in Division 1, while Burlington plays Wisconsin in the Division 2 quarter finals.

No game between ARP and PRP winners for 2015

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Those among us who were eagerly anticipating a showdown between Life University, winners of the Atlantic Rugby Premiership, and Glendale Raptors, recently crowned Champions of the Pacific Rugby Premiership, will be disappointed to hear the game will not take place.

Life University cruised through the ARP undefeated, posting an 8-0 record, and was undoubtedly the cream of the crop in the competition. The Glendale Raptors captured the PRP crown by defeating perennial contenders San Francisco Golden Gate in the Grand Final, after posting a 9-3 record in the tough competition.

Other than Seattle, playing in the British Columbia League, and the remaining teams in the USA Rugby Division 1 Championship, Life and Glendale would be widely considered the top teams in the country, and to not have the two match up against each other is a loss for the rugby enthusiast.

There is some lack of agreement as to how the current situation developed. The PRP representative Geno Mazza explained that discussions about the proposed game began after the start of the PRP season, and since the PRP plays a final and the ARP does not, yet “another travel trip for the winner was not in the cards”.
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The ARP’s apparently felt the discussions were more advanced, as representative Tony Nash commented “it was unfortunate the match between the APR and PRP champions was called off”, while referencing a perceived verbal agreement with the PRP management last Fall.

Since the ARP made an agreement with USA Rugby to have the second placed ARP team enter the Division playoffs in the Round of 8, it seems the two Premier leagues were not on the same page. However given the costs of travel and the high quality of competition already enjoyed by the two leagues, there seems to be a sense that yet another travel game would be a lot to ask.

The situation for 2016 is also not set in stone. The PRP’s Mazza says the proposed game is “one of the topics” to be discussed as the teams prepare and budget for the next season. Likewise, Tony Nash says the APR will continue to “grow the domestic game by providing the best competition for our aspiring club athletes” while working with USA Rugby and other regional competitions.

Division 1 Men’s Playoffs: Mystic River cruises into the last Eight

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April 16, 2015: Mystic River cruised into the last eight in Division 1 Men’s Club Rugby with a comprehensive 48-5 win over White Plains on Saturday in the Division 1 playoff game played at Mystic’s home field.

Mystic ran out to a commanding 31-0 lead at halftime and cruised in from there. The lone White Plains score came too late to turn the tide.

Mystic’s Josh Smith commented afterwards “I thought we did a good job sticking within our patterns, the first sixty minutes I was very pleased with what we had; the last twenty we didn’t get what we wanted but by then the score had gone away….we saw White Plains already twice…and this is one of the better matches we played, again for sixty, not the last twenty, but that was the best we looked for sixty minutes”.

Mystic will move on to play Kansas City in the next round, as Kansas defeated Metropolis in their Round of 16 battle. That game will be in Charlotte NC on May 30th. Should Mystic advance, the winners of the NYAC v Potomac Exiles awaits.
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Mystic River had a second team in the playoffs, with their second squad taking on New York in the Division 2 playoffs. New York did enough early to withstand a late Mystic surge, winning 44-29.

MIT were ousted by Danbury in the Division 3 playoffs, Danbury will move on to play the Tri-City Barbarians.

 

Boston RFC and Boston Irish Wolfhounds join forces – for a day

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Two of New England’s top sides, the Boston RFC and the Boston Irish Wolfhounds RFC, join forces on Saturday May 16th to take on the touring British Police Rugby team in the tourists’ first game of the USA tour. The game will be held at the Irish Cultural Center in Canton MA, 3PM the expected kickoff with a $10 general admission.

The British Police team announced the 40 member touring squad recently and captain Ben Cole will be able to draw on players from such geographic areas as Devon & Cornwall, Scotland, South Wales, in what is expected to be a very competitive side drawn from players over several districts. All players on the tour are serving police officers or members of police staff.

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April 9th, 2015:Final Week APR action, Boston over Wolfhounds, NYAC over Old Blue

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In the last week of the 2014/2015 APR regular season, the top two teams in New England squared off under sunny skies in Amesbury, MA. Boston would prove to be the victor in an entertaining matchup, riding a four try burst in the first twenty minutes of the second half to turn a seven point halftime deficit into a fifteen point lead, then keeping the lead for a 39-31 win.

In New York, NYAC defeated Old Blue 35-24 to secure second place in the competition and gain the right to enter the Division 1 playoff rounds.

Back in Amesbury, the story of the game is provided by a quick glance at the try scorers. Four of the five Boston tries were scored by the backs, while all four Wolfhounds tries were scored by the pack, three by hooker Hayden Wisnewski.

Both number 10’s were very prominent on the day, Boston’s Richie Lobb and the Wolfhounds’ Tadhg Leader turned in great performances, punctuated by great kicking displays including repeatedly succeeding with sideline conversions in very windy conditions.
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“Not much defense” mused Boston coach Mike Diamantopoulos after the game “we started slow, I think they do a good job around the fringes, the pick and go and playing the short side really well….it was the clash of two styles, we wanted to play open rugby, the ‘Hounds want to play it a little tighter… We were a little dangerous with the ball, but we had to work harder to get it and keep possession because they were sound around the tackle contest….it was a pretty good game of rugby, it was nice to get a win.  We played Life and NYAC on the road and understaffed, so to have kind of a full team with everybody back made a big difference for us”.

Wolfhounds coach Fergal Hehir concurred “if you were neutral it was an entertaining game. I thought we played quite well, though the first fifteen minutes of the second half killed us. Boston played well, they were more dangerous on the outside than us and you saw that today. Our pack did well and when we had the ball going forward we were dangerous…I thought we had the momentum going into the second half but in fairness to Boston they came out better at the start of the half, and after that ten minutes we were chasing the game”.

Hehir also praised the contributions of both outhalves to the spectacle on the day.

Worcester, Beantown take the top prize at the 2015 New England’s in Newport

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The 2015 NERFU Cup  in Newport RI was held May 2nd and 3rd in Newport RI.  On the men’s side Worcester RFC bridged a long gap to take the top prize, and on the Women’s side, Beantown captured yet another crown, dropping local rivals Boston Women in the final.

In the Pool A competition, which essentially replaces the old Division 1, Worcester gave up just  a single try in each of its three games on the way to the crown, culminating in a 30-5 win over Mystic River’s D2 side. Mystic’s D2 were the club’s top side in the competition, as the D1 side was playing in it’s final league game against Portland.

As well as Mystic and Portland, also missing from the tournament were the Boston Irish Wolfhounds who were competing in the ARP, and Boston RFC.

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The Boston Irish Wolfhounds second side captured Pool B with a sudden death win over MIT, while Hartford Women edged Burlington for the Women’s Pool B crown.

Springfield swept the Pool 3 honors, the men’s side winning 47-10 over Charles River, while the Springfield Women took the title with a 36-10 win over Amoskeag.