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November 2011 Scores
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November 26
Gold Coast 7s
Tonga 7-5 Kenya
Argentina 38-12 Japan
Scotland 36-0 Niue
Umited States 24-5 Papua New Guinea
New Zealand 24-14 England
Australia 14-12 Samoa
Fiji 33-5 Wales
South Africa 14-5 France

November 25
Gold Coast 7s
SOUTH AFRICA 21-7 AUSTRALIA PB
NEW ZEALAND 28-5 FIJI PA
WALES 21-7 ENGLAND PD
SAMOA 29-0 ARGENTINA PC
UNITED STATES 21-0 JAPAN PB
KENYA 19-7 NIUE PA
SCOTLAND 14-12 TONGA PD
FRANCE 33-5 PNG PC
AUSTRALIA 22-7 UNITED STATES PB
FIJI 26-7 KENYA PA
NEW ZEALAND 38-0 NIUE PA
WALES 14-12 SCOTLAND PD 
ENGLAND 19-0 TONGA PD   
ARGENTINA 14-31 FRANCE PC
SAMOA 38-0 PAPUA NEW GUINEA PC
AUSTRALIA 33-0 JAPAN PB 
SOUTH AFRICA 17-12 UNITED STATES PB
FIJI 38-0 NIUE PA
NEW ZEALAND 26-5 KENYA PA
WALES 24-7 TONGA PD
ENGLAND 24-5 SCOTLAND PD
ARGENTINA 33-0 PAPUA NEW GUINEA PC    
SAMOA 24-14 FRANCE PC

  

November 20
Men DI Club
Northeast Final: Mystic River 21-7 Boston Irish Wolfhounds


Men DII Club
Northeast Final: Middlesex 53-0 Montauk

November 19
Empire 7s
Final
Navy 43-10 Stony Brook

Semis
Stony Brook 21-14 Binghamton
Navy 26-5 Iona

Pool
Navy 47-0 Coast Guard
Providence 15-5 Coast Guard
Stony Brook 26-14 AIC
AIC fft. over Seton Hall
Stony Brook fft. over Seton Hall
Fordham 29-0 Montclair
Binghamton 20-7 Fordham
Binghamton 34-0 Montclair
Iona 28-19 Albany
Albany 29-19 Sony Brook B
Iona 28-0 Stony Brook B

Men College Friendly
St. Mary's 46-5 UCSB

Men DI Club
NRU Semis
Mystic 50-24 New York
Boston IW 41-25 Monmouth

MARFU
Norfolk 73-7 Washington
Media 52-32 Raleigh
NOVA 28-19 Balt-Chesapeake

South
New Orleans 34-6 Tampa


Men DII Club
NRU Semis
Middlesex 38-7 Burlington
Montauk 29-8 Portland

Men DIII Club
NRU Final
Syracuse 29-12 New London

Men DI-AA College
Shippensburg 36-24 St. Joe's
Arkansas 48-7 Oklahoma
Texas 113-0 Baylor
Rice 32-20 TCU
Florida 43-25 FAU
UCF 44-19 FIU

Men DII College
Lindenwood 114-0 SLU
ECU 47-0 North Carolina

Girls U19 All-Stars
Midwest 54-0 SoCal
Midwest 5-0 USA U20 Dev
USA U20 Dev 15-11 SoCal

Northeast 33-0 South
MARFU 26-7 South
Northeast 12-0 MARFU

November 13
NACRA 7s
Women 3rd/4th 
Trinidad & Tobago 14-10 USA South

Men Plate Final
Trinidad & Tobago 19-5 Guadaloupe

Men 3rd/4th
Mexico W-L Jamaica

Women Final
Canada 38-0 Jamaica

Men Final
Guayana 31-0 Cayman Isls 

Women DI College
Midwest Final: UNI 40-5 Ohio State

Women DII College 
Midwest Final: Winona State 31-10 Pitt

Northeast Final: Norwich 46-0 Vassar
Northeast 3rd/4th: Rutgers 20-12 Bowdoin

Men DII College
Midwest Final
Whitewater 31-18 N. Illinois
Potomac Final
Salisbury 18-10 Towson
3rd place
Georgetown 40-12 Mt. St. Mary's

November 12
Women DII Club Semis
Pittsburgh 22-7 Albuquerque
Raleigh 27-26 Sacramento

Cons: Portland 17-10 Memphis
Cons: Burlington 14-0 Santa Monica

Men DII Club
Northeast QFs
Burlington 17-10 Bayonne
Portland 20-5 Union

Men DI Club 
Boston Irish Wolfhounds 29-8 Long Island
NY 32-30 South Shore (OT)

New Orleans 62-11 Boca Raton
Schuylkill River 41-26 Raleigh
Pittsburgh 20-0 Maryland

Men's DI-AA College
Missouri 31-29 Oklahoma

Women DI College
Midwest Semis
Ohio State 33-13 Minnesota
Northern Iowa 51-8 Michigan

Men's DII College
Midwest Semis
Whitewater 38-22 Milwaukee
N. Illinois 35-10 Ohio

Potomac Semis
Towson 23-13 Georgetown
Salisbury 50-14 Mt. St. Mary's

Rugby NE Final
Bentley 30-8 Providence

EPRU Semis
E. Stroudsburg 40-24 Villanova
New Jersey 40-7 Lafayette

App. State 83-0 W. Carolina
UNC-Wilmington 20-15 ECU

Women DII College
Rugby NE Final
AIC 47-0 St. Michael's

NRU Semis
Norwich 58-0 Bowdoin
Vassar 20-19 Rutgers

Midwest Semis
Winona State 31-26 Grand Valley State
Pitt 27-10 UW-Lacrosse

NSCRO Central
Semis: UW-Parkside 34-10 Wabash
Franciscan 26-12 St. Thomas


Friendly
UCSB at Cal Poly Ppd

November 11
WPL Semis
Cons: NY 20-5 DC
Cons: Keystone 43-38 Minn. Valkyries
Cup: Twin Cities 29-25 Beantown
Cup: Berkeley 17-7 San Diego

Women DII QFs
Pittsburgh 25-7 Santa Monica
Albuquerque 12-0 Burlington
Raleigh 45-0 Memphis
Sacramento 26-15 Portland

Girls Friendly
Summit 10-10 Fallbrook

November 6
Men DII Club
Midwest Playoffs
MW East 3rd/4th Pittsburgh 25-19 Dayton

MW East 1st/2nd Michiana 58-8 Rochester

MW West 2nd/3rd Wisconsin 29-19 Bremer County
MW West 4th/5th South Side Irish 19-17 Milwaukee

METNY Makeup Matches
Union 44-20 Danbury
Montauk 31-20 Rockaway
Bayonne 34-17 Princeton

Women DI College
Northeast Championship
Final: Brown 36-17 Army
3rd: Princeton 23-10 Radcliffe

Penn State 44-0 West Chester

Men DI College
SUNY Binghamton 18-13 SUNY Buffalo

November 5

Women DI College
Northeast Playoffs
Brown 36-12 Princeton
Army 30-7 Radcliffe
Plate
Dartmouth 38-24 SUNY Brockport
Boston College 28-7 SUNY Cortland

Midwest Playoffs
Ohio State - bye
Minnesota 17-15 Notre Dame
Michigan 52-5 Iowa State
Northern Iowa 51-7 Indiana

BYU 41-0 Colorado State
Texas Tech 29-15 Texas A&M

Women DII College
Northeast Playoffs
Bowdoin 29-12 SUNY Fredonia
Norwich 78-0 SUNY Binghamton
Rutgers 43-14 Coast Guard
Vassar 30-22 Rhode Island

EPRU Quarterfinals
Temple 40-5 East Stroudsburg
La Salle 7-0 Scranton
Shippensburg 22-7 Drexel
Delaware 51-0 York

St. Michael's 22-12 Stonehill College
Bentley 45-14 Providence

Men DI College
St. Bonaventure 28-25 Binghamton SUNY
Kutztown 87-0 Rutgers
Davenport 85-10 Michigan State
Bowling Green 43-38 Miami (OH)
Arkansas State 85-10 Little Rock (friendly)
Wisconsin 36-3 UW Stout
Life 114-5 Clemson
St. Joseph's 10-5 Temple

Men DII College
Boston University 41-35 URI
Towson 61-0 George Wash.
Lindenwood 97-3 Principia

Colgate University 28-17 William Paterson
SUNY-Plattsburgh 10-19 Fairfield University

Saint Michael’s at Stonehill PPD

Bentley 32-11 Providence 
AIC 48-14 Saint Anselm
UMass Lowell 36-13 Merrimack


Men DI Club
New York 36-16 Village Lions
Raleigh 25-20 Maryland
Media 34-23 NOVA
Norfolk 53-33 Pittsburgh
Schuylkill River 53-22 Washington
PAC 73-14 Balt. Ches.
Atlanta Renegades 37-15 Charlotte
Friendly - Life 81-7 Tampe Krewe


Men DII Club
MW PLayoffs
Michiana 26-19 Dayton
Rochester 32-19 Pittsburgh
Eastside 37-15 Wisconsin
Bremer County 33-29 South Side Irish
Milwauke 32-7 Des Moines (score tbc)

Bayonne 20-17 Danbury
Union 33-15 Lansdowne
Rockaway 42-23 Princeton
Montauk 61-0 CT Yankees

Denver Quins 64-30 NoCo

Men Ivy League 7s
Semis
Dartmouth A 31-5 Dartmouth 5
Harvard 14-12 Brown

3rd/4th Brown 47-5 Dartmouth B

Final: Dartmouth 40-14 Harvard

Men ECRC 7s
Northeastern 26-0 UConn
Boston College 17-0 UMass
Albany 34-0 Northeastern B
Middlebury 21-7 So Conn

Final: BC 36-10 Albany

Men DIII
Midwest Playoffs
Cleveland 48-12 Kalamazoo

November 4
Armed Forces Championships
Day Two Scores:
Coast Guard 25-7 Marine Corps
Air Force 55-7 Army 
Navy 17-13 Marine Corps
Air Force 27-3 Coast Guard
Navy 37-8 Army

November 2
Armed Forces Championships
Air Force 34-0 Marines
Coast Guard 18-8 Navy
Army 37-0 Marines
Air Force 31-5 Navy
Coast Guard 19-7 Army

October 30
Pan Am 7s
QFs 
Argentina 21-5 Chile
Uruguay 7-0 Brazil
USA 24-12 Guyana
Canada 45-0 Mexico

Cons. Semi
Chile 19-14 Brazil
Mexico 14-7 Guyana

7th/8th Brazil 26-7 Guyana
5th/6th Chile 22-0 Mexico

Cup Semi
Argentina 17-5 Uruguay
Canada 21-19 USA

Bronze Medal match
USA 21-17 Uruguay

Gold Medal match
Canada 26-24 Argentina

California 7s
Final
St. Mary's 38-17 SDSU
Semis
St. Mary's 17-15 Cal Poly
SDSU 19-12 UC Davis
Quarters
SDSU 19-10 USD
St. Mary's 26-17 Cal
Cal Poly over Santa Clara
UC Davis over Loyola

Women Premier League
Beantown 19-10 Keystone
Twin Cities 48-0 Minnesota Valkyries
San Diego 37-5 New York

Women DI Club Championship
Glendale 29-5 Atlanta
Chicago North Shore 11-10 NOVA

Women DII Club
Northeast Final
Portland 19-5 Burlington

Midwest Final
Pittsburgh 28-10 Wisconsin

Mid-Atlantic Final
Raleigh 10-5 Severn River
3rd Harrisburg 27-0 Chesapeake

Midwest DII College Playoffs
Men
N. Illinois 50-15 C. Michigan
Whitewater 41-0 St. Cloud
Milwaukee 26-22 N. Dakota St.
Ohio 22-10 W. Virginia

Women
Grand Valley 10-5 Slippery Rock
Pitt 33-5 IUP
Winona St. 33-0 Mankato
UW-Lacrosse 73-0 Illinois St.

Consolation Quarterfinals
Northern Illinois 51-5 St. Benedict
UW Eau Claire 34-0 UW Platteville
Loyola 53-5 Ball State
Bowling Green 13-12 Denison

Women DII College
Norwich 41-0 Coast Guard
Rhode Island 22-12 Rhode Island

October 29
Pan Am 7s
USA 14-7 Chile
Canada 45-0 Brazil
Argentina 26-5 Mexico
Uruguay 20-0 Guyana
USA 19-19 Brazil
Canada 35-7 Chile
Argentina 40-0 Guyana
Uruguay 22-0 Mexico
Canada 29-21 USA
Brazil 14-7 Chile
Argentina 26-10 Uruguay
Guyana 12-5 Mexico

Women Premier League
Berkeley 32-14 DC Furies

Women DI Club Championship
Glendale 44-0 Belmont Shore
Atlanta 55-5 Austin
NOVA 24-0 Seattle
Chicago North Shore 21-0 ORSU

Men DI Club
Chicago Blaze 46-32 Metropolis
Buffalo 48-17 Columbus
Cincinnati 55-21 Indianapolis
Palmer 68-7 Mil WSH
Boston 3-0 Boston Irish Wolf.
New Haven 26-7 South Shore
Mystic River 19-10 Hartford
Media 59-0 Washington
Pittsburgh 36-0 Balt-Ches.
Maryland Exiles 5-0 Norfolk
PAC 44-31 Raleigh
KC Blues 72-10 Highlanders
Glendale 40-33 Barbos
Long Island 34-15 MorrisNY v Village Ppd
Old Blue v Monmouth Ppd

Women DII Club
Northeast Playoffs
Burlington 12-0 Monmouth
Portland 14-5 Hartford

Midwest Playoffs
Pittsburgh 17-5 Minneapolis
Wisconsin 15-12 Buffalo

Mid-Atlantic Playoffs
Severn River 27-5 Chesapeake
Raleigh 50-6 Harrisburg

Men's DI-AA College
Indiana 29-23 Michigan State
St. Bona 41-3 Buffalo
Davenport 60-12 Bowling Green
Harvard 46-17 Columbia
Northeastern 53-10 Albany
Boston College 15-10 Middlebury
Harvard 46-14 Columbia
Houston 35-12 TCU
Sam Houston 26-24 N. Texas
UMass 24-10 UConn
Rice 41-0 Baylor
Minnesota 21-10 Iowa
Iowa State 46-12 Nebraska
Wisconsin 54-5 UNI
Brockport 27-7 Syracuse
Stony Brook 33-9 Kings Point
Texas 44-10 Texas State

Women DI College
Northeast Playoffs
Princeton 22-0 Boston University
Radcliffe 17-10 SUNY Buffalo

Indiana 39-7 Purdue
Penn State v West Chester - postponed due to weather
Ohio State 41-14 Michigan
Eastern Illinois 50-22 Iowa State

Midwest DII College Playoffs
Men
St. Cloud 31-0 So. Illinois
Northern Illinois 29-8 GVSU
Cent. Mich. 30-15 Xavier
UW-Whitewater 124-10 Loyola
North Dakota 35-17 Platteville
Milwaukee 39-17 Illinois State
Ohio 13-12 Pitt
West Virginia 24-5 Michigan

Women
Mankato 30-12 Platteville
Winona 22-17 Eau Claire
GVSU 92-0 Ball State
Slippery Rock 35-14 Loyola
IUP 22-10 Denison
Pitt 46-0 Bowling Green
Illinois St. 19-17 St. Benedict
La Crosse 17-0 N. Illinois

Men's DII College
Salisbury 32-3 Georgetown
Lindenwood 104-0 Mo. S&T
Providence 71-12 Stonehill
AIC 67-0 St. Michael's
URI 22-5 Norwich
ECU 37-10 NC State
C. Missouri 73-7 Creighton

Women DII College
New York State final
Fredonia 15-10 Binghamton

Potomac Playoffs
George Washington 34-0 Salisbury
St. Mary's 37-0 George Mason
American v Catholic - cancelled

Shippensburg 17-7 East Stroudsburg
AIC 44-0 St. Michael's
Washington State 17-12 Western Washington
Bentley 56-19 UMass Lowell
Stonehill 53-12 Providence
Longwood 22-0 VA Commonwealth

Men DII Club
Montauk 22-0 Rockaway
Middlesex 20-7 Portland
Den. Harlequins 34-6 Queen City
Glendale 48-8 Colo. Springs
Wisconsin 48-13 Lincoln Park
ORSU 26-5 Portland

October 28
Men DII College
Bentley 50-12 UMass Lowell
St. Anselm 42-7 Merrimack

Women DII College
Stonehill 53-12 Providence

Oct 23
Rugby World Cup Final
New Zealand 8-7 France

Women Premier League
Twin Cities 47-10 New York
Beantown 42-15 DC Furies
Berkeley 33-0 Keystone
San Diego 59-5 Minnesota

Pac Collegiate 7s
SF: Utah 47-0 Washington
SF: Colorado 17-14 UCLA

Final: Colorado 14-12 Utah

Women DI College
Eastern Illinois 24-5 Northern Iowa
Buffalo 25-15 SUNY Cortland
SUNY Brockport 44-0 Syracuse
Boston University 12-5 UConn

Women DII College
Vassar 29-0 New Paltz
Quinnipiac 11-11 Stony Brook
Marist def Hofstra (fft)
Norwich 87-0 Colby
Winona 48-12 St. Benedict's

Men DII College
Bentley 88-17 Merrimack



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Written by Alex Goff    Wednesday, 02 November 2011 16:36    PDF Print Write e-mail
MARFU DII Playoffs Clearing Up
Clubs - Men's DII Clubs

After a final weekend of action in the Mid-Atlantic men’s DII club competition, and despite one weather cancellation, the playoff picture is basically clear.

In the North, Doylestown slammed Jersey Shore to finish the season 6-0 and clinch 1st. Who is 2nd and 3rd is yet to be determined, as the Roses of Lancaster, Pa., have one more match, against 2-3 Blackthorn in the spring.

If the Roses garner two points from that game, such as a tie, a close loss with four tries, or a win (which gives them four or five), they will be 2nd. But a bad loss will mean Wilmington holds onto 2nd. Most likely, it appears the Roses will move to 2nd, and Wilmington, which finished at 4-2, will be third. Brandywin has clinched 4th.

In the South, Rocky Gorge’s match against Western Suburbs was called off, but it didn’t matter, as Rocky Gorge, 4-0, stays 1st. Washington Irish are 2nd.

The only match played in the conference was Severn River v. Richmond. Both teams were 2-2 and the winner was going to take 3rd. Severn River won 24-22. Richmond is 4th.

Here, then are the playoff matchups for April 21, 2012:
Richmond at Doylestown
Severn River at Wilmington or Roses (most likely Roses)
Brandywine at Rocky Gorge
Wilmington or Roses (most likely Wilmington) at Washington Irish


 

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Written by Jackie Finlan    Wednesday, 02 November 2011 14:05    PDF Print Write e-mail
Women's Player of the Week - Alyssa Green
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After a weekend in Austin, the women’s DI club championship is one game away from naming a new titleholder. All of playoff games were exciting but the most nerve-wracking was saved for the final match on Sunday: NOVA v Chicago North Shore. The Virginia team threw everything it had at North Shore, and if it wasn’t for the defensive efforts of wing Alyssa Green, it would have been NOVA that celebrated the semifinal win (final score: 11-10 to North Shore).

Green during North Shore's semifinal win against NOVA. (Sara Corcoran photo)
Green weaves through the NOVA defense. (Sara Corcoran photo)

North Shore coach John Tisdale took note of NOVA wing Erica Cavanaugh, who ran ragged over Seattle during the team’s 24-0 quarterfinal win. Containing that outside attack against a backline replete with 7s-refined athletes was particularly important.

“A lot of players played well, but Alyssa stood out,” Tisdale said. “She made a couple of tackles out of nowhere. You thought NOVA was in for the score, and then Alyssa came booking across the field to level a couple of girls.”

Green was instrumental in what Tisdale indicated was the turning point in the game.

“NOVA was attacking in our half, and Alyssa came from the opposite side of the field to tackle the winger [Cavanaugh] within meters of our line,” Tisdale recalled. “We still would have been winning at that point, 20 minutes in, but that try would have changed the momentum.”

Cavanaugh wasn’t Green’s lone responsibility; her defense across the board was stellar.

“There were times when NOVA was camped down on our line, going through what seemed like 20 phases of play,” Tisdale said. “She made some big tackles that caused knock-ons and turnovers. The whole team stepped up, but Alyssa was solid.”

Green is only in her second year playing rugby, and Tisdale is excited to see how more time on the pitch will propel her.

“She has amazing speed and doesn’t realize it,” Tisdale said. “She looks like she’s coasting when she runs. When she gets more competition under her belt and becomes comfortable with her footwork, she’ll be a force to be reckoned with. Even in one year, her positional play has improved tremendously. She’s always asking for additional information on how to be better.”

Green will likely be tasked in the title match when she must corral Glendale power wing Tyra McGrady. But after Green’s performance against one of the most dynamic backlines in the country, one suspects that Green will be up for the challenge.
 
Written by Alex Goff    Wednesday, 02 November 2011 16:19    PDF Print Write e-mail
Northeast DII Playoff Clubs Emerging from Snow
Clubs - Men's DII Clubs

The weather made a bit of a mess of a crucial weekend in Northeast men’s DII club competition, as an unexpected snowstorm forced postponements of several games in the New York City area.

Middlesex played Portland in whiteout conditions.
Middlesex played Portland in whiteout conditions.

In New England, however, it was playoff time and no one had the luxury of waiting a week.

Laurence and Daly conference leaders Middlesex and Portland, 13-0-1 between them, clashed Saturday evening at Amesbury Sports Park on a pitch covered with at least two inches of snow.

Middlesex jumped out to an early lead thanks to penalty kicks from flanker John Kokinda. Cold and wet conditions made slick ball handling virtually impossible. Middlesex kept the ball in tight and their maul started to eat up territory and energy. Lock Sean Cullen finished off one maul for a try and a 13-0 lead for Middlesex. And then just before halftime Mike Mahoney capped off another maul, which Kokinda converted for a 20-0 lead.

Portland scored early in the second half to make it 20-7, however in the end the conditions ended the match early – a power outage cut the lights, and the teams were forced to stop playing.

Wing Nick Fujiwara and lock Cullen shared co-Man of the Match honors.

Meanwhile Burlington held off Providence 25-15 in far nicer conditions in Vermont. Providence took an early lead, but then gave up two unconverted tries and a penalty for a 13-3 Burling lead. In the second half, Providence scored an early try to close the lead to 13-8, but Burlington scored their second maul-over try to extended their cushion. Then a long-range counter-attack made it 25-8 and put the game away, Providence score once more late, but it wasn’t enough.

Those games established the New England seeding for the Northwest RFU playoffs.

Middlesex is #1 and gets a bye to the territorial semis. Portland is the #2 team and hosts the #3 team from the MetNY. Burlington is #3 and travels to the MetNY #2.

In MetNY, Montauk was able to play their match, a 22-0 shutout of Rockaway that clinched 1st place and they will also get a bye to the semis.

Who is 2nd and 3rd is yet to be determined. Danbury, Bayonne and Union are all 4-2. All of those teams had games called off this weekend, giving them one weekend to finish out the schedule. Danbury has 21 points, Bayonne 18, Union 17. Bayonne and Danbury face off this coming weekend, which essentially shuts out Union of any hope of taking 2nd. The winner of Bayonne v. Danbury (assuming now postponed games are made up) will be 2nd. Union, which plays 3-4 Lansdowne, will be hoping for a Danbury win so they can overtake Bayonne for 3rd.

So the November 12 playoffs look like this:
Quarterfinals:
Danbury or Bayonne at Portland
Burling at Danbury, Bayonne or Union
Middlesex Bye
Montauk Bye

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Written by RUGBYMag Staff    Wednesday, 02 November 2011 14:05    PDF Print Write e-mail
Sevens World Series Promo
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See this great promo on the HSBC Sevens World Series.

Tickets for the USA 7s in Las Veags Feb 10-12, 2012 are on sale now.

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