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Twenty-four teams will compete in the 2019 Boys HS Rugby National Championships. The competition will be held at the RAC in Salt Lake City, Utah, and will consist of three games for each team over three days, May 16-18. The entire tournament will be LIVE on FloRugby (Click here for more—subscription required) How are these teams doing so far? Let's take a look: HS Clubs Aspetuck Valley (CT). Beat Staples, 3-0 overall. Back Bay (CA). Shut out OMBAC Wallabies. 2nd straight shutout. Charlotte Tigers (NC). Beat Phoenix Alpharetta Danville Oaks (CA). Lost another close one, 24-22 to Jesuit. 0-3 in league, but all have been very close losses. Eastside Lions (WA). Beat Chuckanut 66-7 and remain unbeaten in Washington. Granite Bay (CA). Tied SFGG, now 2-0-1 in league play. Beat Lamorinda and Danville in two close games. Kansas City Junior Blues (MO) Lamorinda (CA). Beat Marin but perhaps a bit closer than expected. 2-1 in NorCal Premier. Raleigh Redhawks (NC). Beat Union County Lions. Royal Irish (IN). Won two at the preseason tourney at U. Kentucky. Beat Notre Dame de la Salette in impressive fashion this past weekend. San Diego Mustangs (CA). Beat South Bay; now 3-0 in SoCal United (UT). Idle Single-School Teams East HS (UT). Lost a tight one to Herriman. Gonzaga College HS (DC). On tour. Started strong with wins over St. Ignatius and Xavier HS. Xavier game was 21-20. Greenwich HS (CT). Beat Fairfield Prep 49-15. Herriman HS (UT). Beat East HS and sit undefeated so far in Utah. Jesuit HS (CA). Beat Danville in first league game. Kahuku HS (HI). Wins all over. Two this week over Hawaii opposition. Penn HS (IN). Convincing win over St. Edward. Snow Canyon HS (UT). Played Highland (result pending) Rocky Mt. HS (ID). Rocky Mountain fields two teams in Rugby Idaho, and its black team won 82-5 over Mountain View. St. Thomas Aquinas HS (KS). Two wins against local opposition. Wando HS (SC). Beat Spring Hill in SC league play. Xavier HS (NY). Big win over a well-regarded Play Rugby team. https://www.gofundme.com/je77q-a-cause-i-care-about-needs-help?fbclid=IwAR0LBwQnIiP8X0gfxTWsF3G-GlQjw3G6ccbORLEVDabyvQo1Wch7cW83LoU
Want to join us in making a difference? The Raleigh RedHawks have been invited and accepted the opportunity to compete at the HS Rugby National Championships in May 2019. We are raising money to support players from the Raleigh RedHawks who will be competing in the HS Rugby National Championship in Salt Lake City, Utah May 16-19th, 2109. Your donation will help make an impact. Funds donated will go directly to support players that financial cannot afford the costs associated with the travel. The Raleigh Redhawks (NRYRA) is a non-profit rugby association, servicing the Raleigh and Raleigh Community! We offer instructional rugby to boys and girls from preschool age through high school. The coaches, managers, and board of directors consist of dedicated parent volunteers whose goal is to develop rugby players and ensure that the kids have FUN in the sport of rugby. The objective of the NRYRA is to design and maintain programs to increase participation, improve skills, sportsmanship, teamwork, and enjoyment for our athletes. Our programs provide support that meets the needs of the beginning player where basic skills are taught as well as programs which offer opportunities of those who wish to advance in a more competitive environment.  Congratulations to "Not" Broughton in winning the 2019 State Single School Championships in their inaugural year! The team mostly comprised of Raleigh RedHawks (21 RedHawks and 2 Chapel Hill Highlander players in the final) beat Providence High School from Charlotte 21-19. Honorable mention must be also made to representative players from Cary Claymores (1) as well as another player from Chapel Hill that also contributed to the success of the program leading up to the final. Both featured in the Semi Final success on Saturday over Corinth Holders High School at Matthews Sports Complex. Player of the tournament went to Aidan Laros (Chapel Hill). Congratulations! 2019 Single High School State Champions 2019 East Conference Single High Schools Champions Congratulations to the coaches for their dedication and success: Toby Dickens Raleigh RedHawks David Krosner Raleigh RedHawks Adrian Laros Chapel Hill Highlanders James Roberts Cary Claymores  |
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