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Rugby Africa Watch: In May, a month dedicated to women’s rugby in Africa
NEW YORK, NY – As part of our mission to cover rugby globally, we are now working with APO media to cover news in African Rugby. In May, a month dedicated to women’s rugby in Africa A global conference on the role of women in sport, a regional forum on women’s leadership in rugby and […]
2017 Bledisloe Cup Preview: Kiwis and Wallabies Keen for Opening Victory
Sydney, AUS — The Rugby Championship kicks off for its 2017 iteration this weekend, raising the curtain on the southern hemisphere’s premier international competition. The highlight of opening weekend features New Zealand traveling to Sydney to take on Australia in the first match of the Bledisloe Cup. The Kiwis enjoyed a waltz through the 2016 Rugby […]
Podcast Interview: USA Rugby CEO Dan Payne Talks to Ronan Nelson
SAN DIEGO, CA — The United States qualified for Rugby World Cup Japan 2019 last Saturday with an emphatic 52-16 victory over North American rivals, Canada, in San Diego. The Eagles put on a dazzling display of confidence to attain their first ever qualification as the Americas #1 for the World Cup. Great start from […]
Champions Cup Round 6 Review, Expert Panel Results
DUBLIN, IRL – The European Rugby Champions Cup group stages ended with a bang last weekend as all 20 teams in the tournament fought for eight coveted spots in the quarterfinals. After all was said and done Clermont Auvergne, Munster, Saracens, Leinster, Wasps, Glasgow, Toulouse, and Toulon still stood in Europe’s elite competition, looking ahead […]
My B&I Lions Starting XV Selection
Northern hemisphere rugby needs a momentum-shifting victory more than ever, and it really can’t come soon enough. If the Rugby Championship-themed World Cup semifinals were wake up calls to the northern hemisphere’s rugby powers, England were the only ones who answered the call, humbling Michael Chekka’s Australia over the summer. But, there’s hope…The 2017 […]
