Wednesday, October 30, 2013
This Is American Rugby: U.S. Women Learn World Cup Pool Opponents
This Is American Rugby: U.S. Women Learn World Cup Pool Opponents: The draw for next year's Women's World Cup was held earlier today. The U.S. women were drawn into Pool B with defending champion...
Monday, October 28, 2013
Offical Silicon Valley Rugby Classic
fianlly after months of trying to get this finalized , and much thanks to my brother ricardo sarabia and wifes friend for getting the ball rolling, have finished the offical logo for SVRC.
please there is still time to donate and help out, as low as $5 and you can be listed as a founder.
First person to donate $100 will also receive a Rugby fights cancer ball a personal video from me thanking you and acknowledgement during half time of the Game
http://www.gofundme.com/siliconvalleyrugbyclassic
please there is still time to donate and help out, as low as $5 and you can be listed as a founder.
First person to donate $100 will also receive a Rugby fights cancer ball a personal video from me thanking you and acknowledgement during half time of the Game
http://www.gofundme.com/siliconvalleyrugbyclassic
Friday, October 25, 2013
Local Clubs merge
Santa Clara youth rugby has now merged with Silicon valley Rugby.
Santa Clara who held club from u8-u14 will not be a direct feeder for Silicon valley who is only a u19 club. this is great news for those of us local and who know better that in this day and age in order for rugby clubs to survive past a certain point in there life there has to be a established youth system to feed into.
"Motivated by a shared philosophy and approach to coaching youth rugby, Silicon Valley Rugby (SVRFC) and Santa Clara Youth Rugby (SCYR) have merged. As a high school club, Silicon Valley RFC was looking to expand down into the middle school division. At the same time, Santa Clara Youth Rugby was looking to expand up into the middle school division. The result - a single, continuous club rugby experience from kindergarten through high school!
Rest assured, the coaches from both clubs are continuing in the same capacity they had with their previous teams. Administratively, we will be using the SVRFC name for branding purposes while leveraging the SCYR charter and financials. For now, the older divisions will wear red and the younger divisions will wear blue. "
click here to learn/read more----> santa clara youth rugby
Santa Clara who held club from u8-u14 will not be a direct feeder for Silicon valley who is only a u19 club. this is great news for those of us local and who know better that in this day and age in order for rugby clubs to survive past a certain point in there life there has to be a established youth system to feed into.
"Motivated by a shared philosophy and approach to coaching youth rugby, Silicon Valley Rugby (SVRFC) and Santa Clara Youth Rugby (SCYR) have merged. As a high school club, Silicon Valley RFC was looking to expand down into the middle school division. At the same time, Santa Clara Youth Rugby was looking to expand up into the middle school division. The result - a single, continuous club rugby experience from kindergarten through high school!
Rest assured, the coaches from both clubs are continuing in the same capacity they had with their previous teams. Administratively, we will be using the SVRFC name for branding purposes while leveraging the SCYR charter and financials. For now, the older divisions will wear red and the younger divisions will wear blue. "
click here to learn/read more----> santa clara youth rugby
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
Welsh clubs want more cash to break away
ESPN Staff From ESPN SCRUM
October 14, 2013
Welsh teams are set to ask for a bigger share of the spoils in return
for ditching the Heineken Cup and throwing in their lot with the
breakaway Champions' Cup according to a report in the Rugby Paper.
As it stands, projected income will only leave the clubs around £100,000
better off than they are in the current system - the paper estimates
they get £1.3 million now - and it is felt that their as their
participation is a key part of making the new event credible, they
should get more of the income.
The English and French clubs leading the breakaway will make around £1.7
million each from the new competition and it is expected the Welsh
will ask for the same when talks resume this week.
It is looking increasingly likely the Celtic unions will agree to back
the new competition rather than be left with the shell of the Heineken
Cup as it stands.
The Rugby Paper quoted an unnamed English source as saying "there
is a reluctant acceptance of what we are doing … [there is a]
realisation that what we are proposing is not as revolutionary as it
sounds.
"The Unions might now recognise that this new competition is beneficial
to everyone. There will be significantly more for all the competing
teams."
USA ARC SQUAD ANNOUNCED
Mike tolkin has named his squad to face Canada in the next round of the ARC. some changes have been made to the squad who faced Argentina.
USA Selects to face Canada Oct 15, 8pm PT
1 Nick Wallace
2 Phillip Thiel
3 Chris Sullivan
4 Tai Tuisamoa
5 Graham Harriman
6 Daniel Barrett
7 Derek Asbun
8 Cameron Dolan
9 Shaun Davies
10 Toby L’Estrange
11 Tim Maupin
12 Mile Pulu
13 Chris Chapman
14 Ed Mills
15 Joe Cowley
Reserves
16 Cameron Falcon
17 Shawn Pittman
18 Titi Lamositele
19 John Cullen
20 Trevor Cassidy
21 Chris Saint
22 Peter Moala
23 Maximo De Achaval
USA Selects to face Canada Oct 15, 8pm PT
1 Nick Wallace
2 Phillip Thiel
3 Chris Sullivan
4 Tai Tuisamoa
5 Graham Harriman
6 Daniel Barrett
7 Derek Asbun
8 Cameron Dolan
9 Shaun Davies
10 Toby L’Estrange
11 Tim Maupin
12 Mile Pulu
13 Chris Chapman
14 Ed Mills
15 Joe Cowley
Reserves
16 Cameron Falcon
17 Shawn Pittman
18 Titi Lamositele
19 John Cullen
20 Trevor Cassidy
21 Chris Saint
22 Peter Moala
23 Maximo De Achaval
This Is American Rugby: An Analysis Of The Eagles Shield Win
This Is American Rugby: An Analysis Of The Eagles Shield Win: Trying to fully analyze the Eagles Shield win at the Gold Coast 7's is tough. On the one hand you have a team that drafted in sever...
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Friday, October 11, 2013
MEXICO- New Development Officer for the Central Region
There has been a new addition to the operational team of the Mexican Federation of Rugby in the Central Region.
Central Region
Gonzalo Pons happens to occupy the post of National Development Officer for the Central Region. As part of a restructuring of staff, replaces Rubén Gonzalo Duque, who in turn will be devoted to the National Teams of 15s Manly Mayor M19 and well as National Training Manager.
The incorporation of Gonzalo is immediate and is available at:
[E] centro@mexrugby.com
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[T] (+52 55) 2973 0020
Silicon Valley Rugby Classic update
SILICON VALLEY RUGBY CLASSIC
Going over recalculations and have come to realize that the original goal set to reach is far more then needed, and now a new lesser more realistic Goal for funding has been set. please continue to support and give to Silicon Valley Rugby Classic. any size counts.
I have also Re-worked the various reward levels into a more realistic options.
1) $10 YOUR NAME WILL BE PUT ON A LIST TO BE PRINTED ON THE PROGRAM AND SHOWN ON SOCIAL MEADIA AS FOUNDERS OF THE INVITAIONAL
2) $25 $25 WILL GET YOU NOT JUST A NAME ADDED TO A LIST BUT ALSO MONTHLY NOTIFICATIONS ON THE STATUS OF PROGRESS AND THREE FREE SVRC STICKERS
3) $100 YOU WILL RECEIVE ALL ABOVE PLUS A SHOUT OUT THROUGH OUT THE GAMES TO SHOW OUR APPRECTIAON & 2 FREE FOOD PASSES.
4) $125 WILL MAKE YOU A HONORY GUEST OF THE INVITE AND YOU WILL BE HONORED AT HALF TIME OF THE GAME. INFORMATION ADDED TO GAME DAY PROGRAMS PLUS ALL THE ABOVE
5) $225 YOUR BUSINESS A BANNER TO BE SEEN DURING THE GAMES PLUS YOU WILL BE ALSO HONRED, ALING WITH ADVERTISEMENT THROUGH OUT THE MATCH
Please feel free to add your self's to the event list, and hit GOING or MAYBE. also be sure to add as many friends as you like. Facebook event- Silicon Valley Rugby Classic
AND Fallow on facebook: Silicon Valley Rugby Classic
Going over recalculations and have come to realize that the original goal set to reach is far more then needed, and now a new lesser more realistic Goal for funding has been set. please continue to support and give to Silicon Valley Rugby Classic. any size counts.
I have also Re-worked the various reward levels into a more realistic options.
1) $10 YOUR NAME WILL BE PUT ON A LIST TO BE PRINTED ON THE PROGRAM AND SHOWN ON SOCIAL MEADIA AS FOUNDERS OF THE INVITAIONAL
2) $25 $25 WILL GET YOU NOT JUST A NAME ADDED TO A LIST BUT ALSO MONTHLY NOTIFICATIONS ON THE STATUS OF PROGRESS AND THREE FREE SVRC STICKERS
3) $100 YOU WILL RECEIVE ALL ABOVE PLUS A SHOUT OUT THROUGH OUT THE GAMES TO SHOW OUR APPRECTIAON & 2 FREE FOOD PASSES.
4) $125 WILL MAKE YOU A HONORY GUEST OF THE INVITE AND YOU WILL BE HONORED AT HALF TIME OF THE GAME. INFORMATION ADDED TO GAME DAY PROGRAMS PLUS ALL THE ABOVE
5) $225 YOUR BUSINESS A BANNER TO BE SEEN DURING THE GAMES PLUS YOU WILL BE ALSO HONRED, ALING WITH ADVERTISEMENT THROUGH OUT THE MATCH
Please feel free to add your self's to the event list, and hit GOING or MAYBE. also be sure to add as many friends as you like. Facebook event- Silicon Valley Rugby Classic
AND Fallow on facebook: Silicon Valley Rugby Classic
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Monday, October 7, 2013
WELCOME TO SANTA CRUZ RED HAWKS
SANTA CRUZ RED HAWKS : We are a family-oriented club dedicated to giving your kids a fun
experience playing a truly international sport. We not only want your
kids to enjoy playing Rugby, we want your whole family to enjoy the
experience. You can become involved as much or as little as you want to
be.
Article back from April: YOUTH RUGBY COMES TO SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
Article back from April: YOUTH RUGBY COMES TO SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
Friday, October 4, 2013
Walker Sports: American Rugby Premiership Is it Still a Go?
Walker Sports: American Rugby Premiership Is it Still a Go?
great article, suggest reading and see what's really happening. hits the nail right on
great article, suggest reading and see what's really happening. hits the nail right on
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Top 10 reasons to play rugby
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1fun
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2No try outs
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3No cuts
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4Everyone plays
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5Positive coaching
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6Emphasis on safety
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7Player development
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8Promotes good sportsmanship
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9High quality coaches
10Strong club spirit
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