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Aggie Women looking for a comeback!

Grant Cole — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 14:20:04 +0000

It was a rough fall semester for the Texas A&M University Women’s Rugby Club. Losses of 22-10 to Texas and 29-15 to Texas Tech were close, hard-hitting matches in which the Lady Ags just could not find a rhythm that could overcome the motivation and numbers of their opposition.

(left to right) Barbie Blair, Jo Lisa Hargrove, Amanda Eddie Mikeska, Linsey Ed Wojtasczyk and Carla Jo Ehlinger.

Linsey Wotjasczyk, club president and flyhalf, thinks this semester will be different. As a team, these ladies have set team and individual goals and assigned accountability for accomplishment – fitness and on-field basics taking priority. These goals and their corresponding accountability have put purpose behind the team’s practices that was not present in the fall.

An extra recruiting push has helped the team, as well. Wotjasczyk reported an e-mail inbox with questions from parents of the students they’ve recruited about the seriousness of the A&M Women’s rugby program. Linsey was recruited by former coach Jim Schreiner while she was a high school senior playing rugby at St. Pius X in Houston. So she’s well placed to answer questions about the seriousness of the program.

The Aggie Women have also been blessed this semester with the coaching efforts of former players Nick James and Stephanie Dvorak. These two have been rolling into Aggieland from their Houston-area jobs during the week to drill the team on their goals: fitness, basics and tackling hard (Did I leave that out earlier?)! The team’s gratitude for the efforts these two have put forth is immense!

But is all this enough to motivate the Lady Ags to overcome the University of Texas Women this Saturday? It’s a lot, to be sure. But, they’ve also got some awesome players on their side:

Marki “The Hulk” Hoyne at prop who likes to run over other ruggers in practice and in games alike!
Kelley Storey at Flanker and Jessica Bivens at #8 are putting in the work-rate from the back-row.
Former U19 standout Rachel Watson is providing the speed on the wing.
And the fast and elusive Jo Lisa Hargrove is running havoc at Outside Center or Fullback.

These and a veteran backline with a feel for each other’s playing styles should bring the team together for a stronger performance this weekend than they experienced this fall. Don’t call it a comeback, but that IS what these Aggies are aiming to achieve!

A&M MUST win out this semester to advance in the playoffs as the number one women’s collegiate team in Texas will advance to the Division 1 playoffs and the number two team will advance to the Division 2 playoffs (according to Wendy Young on Episode 2 of the Texas Rugby Show).

Grant Cole

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Norwich University takes Inaugural USA Rugby Women’s College Sevens Championship

Wendy Young — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:41:29 +0000

See rosters and scores from the weekend, go here.

from USA Rugby:

COLLEGE STATION, Texas – As the sun set on the 2011 USA Rugby Women’s College Sevens Championships on Saturday evening one team found themselves recapping a children’s movie at halftime in the final.

“We talked about How to Train a Dragon,” said Austin Hall, Head Coach of Norwich University, and the first ever Women’s College Sevens Champions. “We used that movie as a backdrop to our team and style this weekend,” continued Hall noting that his team needed to continue to work hard and hope for the best.

It must have worked. Norwich University dominated Boston College in the cup final of the Women’s College Sevens 34 – 5. Norwich came out of the gates with intensity that was unmatched all weekend.

“We knew we would win if we just had fun, worked hard, and kept our game simple,” said Captain Kate Hathaway. And that they did. Norwich University exploited BC in the simple side of the game, completing more passes, making more of their tackles, and using possession to get points on the board.

They were crisp in their execution and showed that they were the better conditioned team outrunning and outworking Boston College in the open field but especially at the breakdown. Norwich continuously turned over the ball by thoroughly counter-rucking Boston’s vulnerable support.

Rebekah Bernheim was named MVP of the final, and undoubtedly deserved it. Scoring tries all weekend, Bernheim touched down twice in the final, showing her pace and hard support lines through the 20 minute game, putting up six tries to Boston’s one.

Norwich quickly fell into a pattern and found themselves thinking about the post-match interviews. “I actually thought about this interview during the game,” said Hall. “We were playing our game, and I knew we would win if we just kept playing the way we have all weekend,” continued the head coach.

Norwich University Rugby is a varsity program with the support of their Athletic Department and unyielding commitment of the individual players.

“We owe a lot of support to our alumni and Athletic Department, and the girls are just excited about playing rugby, whether for a championship or just a friendly,” said Coach Hall.

As they are usually focused on fifteens rugby, Norwich used the traditional code to prepare for this inaugural tournament. “We never play sevens, we are focused more on fifteens, but we came to College Station to win. Whatever style we play, we are always focused on having fun and winning,” said Hathaway.

Although the weekend was filled with intense and exhausting sevens action, Norwich came out on top in the end though by managing their downtime properly according to Hall, explaining that in sevens it’s more about getting the body and mind conditioned for a whole day of periods of action and recovery.

“The girls were exhausted but knew that we had to turn it on for this match,” said the captain. “We just wanted it really bad, we wanted to win a National Championship,” added Hathaway.

Norwich is already looking to next year’s title. “We have fifteens this spring but we can’t wait to come back and defend our title in sevens rugby,” said the captain. Young programs will undoubtedly look to Norwich University as an example of stellar rugby. Be it their varsity sport status, intense simplicity on the field, or reliance on children’s cinema for inspiration, these girls know how to play rugby and are now the 2011 USA Rugby Women’s College Sevens National Champions.

There were a number of other hard workers through out the weekend and a few more champions in the Women’s Sevens Championships. The University of California won the Plate Final defeating Oregon State 19-5 while the University of Texas beat Arizona State 26-5 in the Bowl Final.

For more information and a full schedule of matches and results from the weekend please click here.

For replays of the games, click here.

For photos of the games, click here.

See rosters and scores from the weekend, go here.

Wendy Young

Editor of Your Scrumhalf Connection. Passionate Rugger since 2001.

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Women’s Collegiate Strategic Committee Letter to USA Rugby Regarding a Gender Equity Audit – NCAA Initiative & Residency Program for 7s

Wendy Young — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 15:36:10 +0000

YSC received permission to publish this letter from Sue Parker, on behalf of the USA Rugby Women’s Collegiate Strategic Committee.

Join the movement! We’ve created a Facebook page for this issue, join today!

USA Rugby WCSC letter to BOD 120911 [PDF]

I’m sure I don’t have to express to you how important these issues are, not only is this a general disregard for women’s rugby across the board, but it is also an injustice for future rugby players. I urge you to pass on your support for gender equity to USA Rugby; the contacts that you can reach out to are below.

Also, please pass this on by using Facebook, Twitter (if you Tweet, please use hash tags #genderequity, #usarugby & #wrugby, so we can track) etc.

Join the movement! We’ve created a Facebook page for this issue, join today!

Contacts

USA Rugby Board
Kevin Roberts, Chairman of the Board - kroberts@usarugby.org
Bob Latham, Vice Chairman of the Board - blatham@usarugby.org
Bill Middleton, Director - bmiddleton@usarugby.org
Tom Wacker, Director - twacker@usarugby.org
Francois Viljoen, International Athlete - fviljoen@usarugby.org
Rob King, Director - rking@usarugby.org
Peter Seccia, Director - pseccia@usarugby.org
Julia McCoy, Congress Representative - jmccoy@usarugby.org
Christy Ringgenberg, International Athlete - cringgenberg@usarugby.org

USA Rugby CEO
Nigel Melville, Chief Executive Officer & President of Rugby Operations - nmelville@usarugby.org

NCAA Committee
*Some are duplicate members from the USA Rugby Board
Nigel Melville, Julie McCoy (Chair), Peter Seccia (Board member), Christy Ringgenberg (Board Member), Sue Parker (WCSC chair)

Ellen Owens, Congress member, WCSC member - eowens@usarugby.org
MaryBeth Mathews, WCSC co-chair - mmathews@bowdoin.edu
Tam Brackenridge - tamb@sunwave.net

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2011 NSCRO Women’s Collegiate Divisions 3 and 4 National Rugby Championships – Results

Wendy Young — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 22:40:09 +0000

from Steve Cohen, NSCRO President:

Nov. 19-20, Cherry Hill, NJ – On a warm and sunny Fall day, the National Small College Rugby Organization’s (NSCRO) Divisions 3 and 4 Women’s Collegiate Championships were concluded. The Minnesota RFU Champ Carleton College (Northfield, MN) pull away in the second half from the East Penn RU Champ Lock Haven University (Lock Haven, PA) 59 to 7 to win the Division 3 National Championship. While in the Division 4 National Championship, the New England RFU Champ Johnson State College (Johnson, VT) held off the East Penn RU Champ Albright College (Reading, PA) 12 to 5 to claim the title.

In Saturday’s D3 semifinals, Lock Haven took an early lead against the New York State RC Champion St. Bonaventure University (Olean, NY) and held off a second half rally to win 36-10. Carleton then faced the New England RFU Champion, Wentworth Institute of Technology (Boston, MA) and seemed to have the match under control as they took a 29-5 second half lead. All of a sudden about 10 minutes into the second half, WIT put their foot ‘on the pedal’ and played on their front foot without stopping and ran in 3 tries. They came up short in the end 29-22.

Carleton College Women's RFC - NSCRO Division 3 National Champion, photo courtesy of Todd Hancock

On Sunday, Lock Haven faced Carleton in the D3 final under the watchful eye of referee Pete Hesler. If you ever wondered what solid coaching can do for a collegiate club, look no further than Carleton College. They showed solid skills in all phases while not always producing the results they wanted, they never yielded and showed ball handling skills rarely seen at this level. Carleton’s lock Avery Johnson picked up the ball at the back of ruck and powered in from 5 meters to give her team a 5-0 led 3 minutes into the match. Haven’s inside center Kayla Robison responded with a strong 30 meter run and with the conversion Carleton was down 7-5. For the next 10 minutes the team pushed into each other’s end only to be stopped. Another goal line ruck found Avery Johnson with the ball and again she could not be stopped from scoring and give her team a 10-7 lead. Flyhalf Robin Burrell picked up a loose ball and scampered 10 meters to score and with the conversion by winger Adriane Kisch-Hancock, Carleton took a 17 to 7 led at halftime.

The second half showed Lock Haven was ready to come back but despite their strong attacks they could not score. Arden Caffrey, Carleton’s no. 8, scored a fine try 12 minutes into the half with another Kisch-Hancock conversion, it was 24-7. Carleton’s pressure and quick passing started paying off and they ran into 5 more tries, all converted to pull away to a 59 to 7 win and end a perfect season with no losses and a National Championship.

In an excellent match for 3rd place, Wentworth scored a late try to edge St. Bonaventure 19 to 17. Both teams had something to prove after losing in the semifinals and both did so. Both clubs showed their mettle and the match went up and down the field.

Carleton’s Arden Caffrey was named MVP, while Lock Haven’s outstanding flanker, Erin Smith, was awarded the game ball.

Johnson State College Women's RFC - NSCRO Division 4 National Champion, photo by Steve Cohen

In the Division 4 Championship match, with a large contingent of fans from both sides along with school mascots (the Albright Lion and Johnson State Badger) cheering the teams, referee Terry Haas’s whistle started what was to be a very entertaining match. Johnson State winger Miranda Ingram broke 2 tackles to give her team a 5-0 lead 10 minutes into the first half. Albright, which was dominant in their D4 season in the EPRU, responded and drove to the goal line but the Badger defense stopped the Lions time and again. The score held up at halftime. Center Nora Wynter showed great athletic prowess and was able to lead the Johnson State backs on attack after attack by continually breaking the gainline. Wynter broke through a 20 meter run scoring a fine try and with the conversion made it 12-0. The score stood up until Albright’s scrumhalf Jessica Tain recovered her own pop kick in-goal at the end of the match…making the final score 12-5. Johnson State’s rugby club was started in 2009 and now 2 year later…they are the Division 4 National Champion. Way to go Badgers!

Johnson States’s inside center Zahara “Nora” Wynter was named MVP, while Albright’s Jessica was awarded the game ball.

A crowd of nearly 200 spectators, including friends and families of the players, enjoyed the action on the field and the crowning of the 2 National Championships.

DVDs of the D3 semifinals and both finals can be purchased from NSCRO. A DVD Order form is available at www.nscro.org.

NSCRO Tips Its Hat to….

All of the participating teams for proving how big small colleges are when it comes to rugby….with excellent rugby skills and sportsmanship on and off the field.

Kate Hallinan and the Philadelphia Women’s RFC for hosting the event and making all of the teams feel welcome. For more information about the club, go to www.pwrfc.org.

Quinn Conaboy, Pete Hesler and the South Jersey RFC for providing their excellent rugby facility for the event. For more information about the club, go to www.southjerseyrugby.org.

BC Productions for their professional and quality video coverage. For more information go to http://www.bbcstudio.com/.

NSCRO Commentators Phaidra Knight and Matt Robinette for their expert match commentary.

Stacie Anastasio, ATC for her handling of player injuries and pre-match preparations.

Kathryn T Gollotto, DO who was available to triage injuries. Dr. Gollotto is Board Certified & Fellowship trained in Sports Medicine and is associated with Reconstructive Orthopedics – the most comprehensive and sub-specialty trained orthopedic practice in Southern New Jersey. The practice has six office locations throughout Burlington, Camden & Gloucester counties. To learn more about Reconstructive Orthopedics visit www.reconstructiveortho.com.

The Referees…Terry Haas, Pete Hesler and Richard Cobb.

The Assistant Referees…Chey Coats, Tim Burdick and Quinn Conaboy.

My wife Carol…for her continual patience and tolerance as I spend countless hours working to provide a quality rugby experience for small colleges.

For more information about the NSCRO, please go to our website at http://www.nscro.org and also contact Steve Cohen at sdcohen4@mindspring.com.

Wendy Young

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New York 7s – Full Results

Wendy Young — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:27:07 +0000

At the 53rd Annual New York 7s Tournament this weekend the games were fast, furious and hotly contested! NY 7s is the largest and longest running sevens tournament in the United States. The New York Rugby Club has hosted The Tournament on the Saturday following Thanksgiving since 1959, and it traditionally marks the end of the Fall rugby season in the New York Metropolitan area. We had 130 teams in 2010 – the most in Tournament history! Thanks to Jessa Giordano for sending me the scores and results!

2011 NY 7s Results
Men’s Premier: Schuylkill River Exiles
Women’s Premier: New York Rugby Club
Men’s Club: CRQ Sevens
Men’s Social: Brome Lake Ducks
Women’s Social: Olde Love
Men’s Collegiate: Stony Brook
Women’s Collegiate: Falcons
Boys U19: NJ Blaze
Girls U19: Beaconsfield Red

Full Results

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Twelve of Nation’s Best College Women’s Teams to Compete for Sevens Championship

Wendy Young — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 15:27:31 +0000

from USA Rugby:

Boulder, Colo.– The 12 teams that will take part in the inaugural USA Rugby Women’s College Sevens National Championship have been determined. The teams will gather in College Station, Texas from December 16-17, 2011 to battle for the first-ever women’s college sevens title.

The teams will be divided into four pools. Pools will be announced on Wednesday November 30, 2011.

The tournament will serve as an opportunity for the 144 student-athletes to showcase their skills for All-American and National Team selectors who will have an eye on the talent coming through the college ranks.

With the inclusion of rugby sevens in the Olympics, many of the student-athletes who will compete in the tournament will have the opportunity to become Olympians in rugby in 2016.

Pools & Schedule

Wendy Young

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Wendy Young — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 17:06:03 +0000

from USA Rugby:

BOULDER, Colo. – USA Rugby is proud to announce that Texas A&M University has been selected to hold the inaugural USA Rugby Men’s and Women’s College Sevens National Championships from December 16-17, 2011.

The first-ever true College Sevens National Championship will see 24 men’s and 16 women’s teams (a combined total of nearly 500 student-athletes) play in over 100 action-packed games over the course of the two day tournament in College Station, Texas.

The tournament will be used by National Team scouts and selectors to identify players that could be representing the USA in the 2016 Olympic Games.

“Rugby sevens has grown by leaps and bounds in the last two years, and this tournament will really be the first comprehensive scouting opportunity at the college level for the USA men’s and women’s sevens teams,” said Jim Snyder, USA Rugby’s Director of Rugby Operations.

“The Championships will be very exciting, but on top of that, many of the athletes have an opportunity to showcase their talents and plug themselves into the international pathway. We expect to see a number of these student-athletes in the Olympics one day,” Snyder said.

Representatives of the United States Olympic Committee will be on hand as well to catch a glimpse of the newest Olympic sport and the athletes that may represent Team USA in 2016.

The women’s teams will be chosen entirely by a selection committee. Those selections will be announced on Wednesday November 16. NOTE: They have not released the teams yet…. (Nov 21, 2011).

YSC Rugby
We will at the event all weekend (coaching Texas Women), we will provide live updates via Facebook and Twitter. Also come find us for a free YSC Rugby Athletic shirt! Until we run out that is…

BROADCAST
USA Rugby is still finalizing the broadcast schedule, but it sounds like games on Field 1 may be broadcast. I am not sure if this will be for both days…Watch the broadcast at USA Rugby’s Ustream Channel. Since we will be there coaching, the YSC team will try to video tape as many games as we can and we will upload them to our Vimeo Channel after the event.

Schedule and Pools (Waiting on USAR to confirm teams)

Rosters

Univ of Texas
Joy Adeku
Cristina Cintron
Julia Fortkort (C)
Rachel Haungs
Sierra Jenkins
Natalie Kennedy
Melody Liao
Simone Lumsden
Rachael Madison
Calista Moses
Autumn Murrill (C)
Nicole Noack
Wendy Sun

Head Coaches – Wendy Young and Jacob Lieberman
Assistant Coach – Traci Schmidtke

Norwich
Emily Baugus
Rose Bernheim
Hannah Bushey
Vanessa Champagne
Joya Clark
Jackie Derocher
Marlene Dwyer
Katie Hathaway (Captain)
Emily Oor
Ferne Ryder
Meaghan Weppner

Princeton
1. Morgan Arthur ’14
2. Olivia Garard ’13
3. Kristy Giandomenico ’14
4. Ariel Jespersen ’13
5. Devan Kreisberg ’13
6. Nida Leeuwenburgh ’13
7. Emily Miller ’12
8. Dorothy Mittow ’14
9. Mireille Pardon ’14
10. Hana Passen ’12
11. Lauren Rhode ’12 (Co-Captain)
12. Janet Thomassen ’12 (Co-Captain)

Coaches: Emil Signes and Chris Ryan

Virginia
MC Anderson (capt)
Kelly Frank
Meredith Nelson
Pemberton Heath
Anita Obasi
Leah Berry
Brianna Kim
Danielle Loleng
Gwen Garcia

Coach: Dana Creager

Indiana
Amanda Albers
Barbara DeLarm
Rachael Dickerson
Becky Grivas
Allison Hale
Celena Handojo
Sarah Hugus
Haley Katz
Tiffany Nguyen
Madeline Pound
Meredith Strunk
Caroline Walters

Coach: Vaughn Mitchell

Cal
Anna Bischoff ’12
Lizette Del Real ’12
Hannah Luke Edwards ’13
Brianna Ewing ’14
Gina Feracota ’14
Kristara Gipson ’13
Janae Henderson ’13
Aubrey Huey ’13, co-captain
Genevieve Ireland ’15
Laci Patiga ’14
Maricel Quirindongo-Crespo ’12, co-captain
Jennifer Sever ’12, co-captain

Coaches:
Ellen Owens, Head Coach
Brandon Sparks, 7s coach
Makenna Barris, Backs coach

Oregon State
Hannah Lockwood
Haley Dietz
Caroline Midkiff
Amee Svatos
Dani Riggleman
Isabella Hoffman
Ally Hoffman
Hanna Sprague
Victoria Brown
Meghan Mcguire
Liz Freund

Coach: Dave Dickson

Arizona State
Cat Conroy
Mariah Edmond
Julie McGuire
Kaitlin Sigado
Tyra Norlander
Mikayla Gilbert
Kylie DeMartini
Adriana DiMatteo
Kyla Roth
Lee Holland
Taylor Contreras
Kelsee Williams
Abby Vester
Kijana Gaines

Coach: Barry Carter

Boston College
Annie Abber 2013 Malden, MA
Josephine Bouquet 2013 Potomac, MD
Brittany Bruder 2012 Haverford, PA
Mayra Cardoso 2012 Dorchester, MA
Meghan Daly 2014 Arcadia, CA
Jackie Durant 2012 Dorchester, MA
Sylwia Handzel 2012 Webster, MA
Kate Mahoney 2012 Oak Bluffs, MA
Addison Powell 2014 Birmingham, AL
Stacy Reader 2014 Pittsburgh, PA
Thelma Rodrigues 2012 Dorchester, MA
Lily White 2013 Nantucket, MA

Head Coach: Ken Daly
Coach: Joanne Liu
Coach: Cristin Frederick

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USA Rugby Announces 2012 Collegiate Rugby Playoff Brackets

Wendy Young — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 22:07:26 +0000

from USA Rugby:

BOULDER, Colo. — The brackets for the men’s and women’s collegiate rugby playoffs are set for the 2011-2012 season.

Listed below are the tournament brackets for the women’s competition. The women’s playoffs will be held from April 21-22, 2012 with the championships taking place on May 11-12, 2012 at a venue which is yet to be determined. A national champion will be determined in Women’s College Division I and Division II.

Women’s Collegiate Rugby Playoff Brackets:

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