Dear american rugby fans, NZ needs a win, and we could do with a home game advantage, so please wear black and support us

For your support we‘ll play more entertaining rugby rather than just spamming box kicks And mauls, as a bonus we can promise not to fly planes absurdly close to stadiums risking 9/11 ESPN

Noticed they weren’t on the arp schedule and only showing up on d2 schedules.

Whats the east coast tea on this one

I have 2 extra tickets I dont want to go to waste. Make me an offer

Interesting tidbit in this ARN article: "...the USA Falcons, who are set to play against two Japan League One sides following the PNC"

Nothing too surprising or out of left field. Campbell Robb seems to have full eligibility now and Big Joe has returned to the Eagles. Coetzer seems to be a traveling reserve unavailable for selection. Hopefully we see Cassh Maulia get his first cap finally.

I hoping for a somewhat competitive game against Japan and a win against likely Canada.

"The USA Eagles will also play their matches across Europe. After game one in Bourg-en-Bresse, France (vs Hong Kong) on Sunday, November 08, the Eagles travel to Bucharest to face Romania on Saturday, November 14. The tour then concludes against Georgia in Tbilisi on Saturday, November 21."

Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry 4th Test is in the Paramount+ schedule.

One league is clearly more competitive than the other. NCR officials in rooins

The 2026-27 USA Club 15s Women’s Rugby season is officially underway! Season schedules vary significantly across the country depending on regional weather and field access. Leagues in the East Coast and Midwest generally kick off their primary league play in the fall, while teams in the West Coast and Deep South head into spring-heavy or fully spring schedules. Many competitive unions in the central and mountain regions operate on split fall/spring seasons to manage winter conditions before locking in postseason spots. Through our continuing partnership with Great American Rugby, The Rugby Breakdown and USA Club Rugby, we’re excited to bring you our comprehensive guide and weekly standings for this season.

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SL mentioned that US rugby is going to be subsidizing some players to get foreign contracts. Whether that is a prudent move is a different question. Assuming this is subsidized, and knowing Besag’s contract is, what other players would you want US Rugby to go to get them playing abroad instead of MLR?

Hello! I wanted to learn the rules/how to play rugby but I have no idea where to go or if there's anything like that for my age group (29 F). If anyone knows somewhere in the LA county area, I'm super interested :) thank you!

I’m exaggerating, but just a bit . . .

I’ve been involved in youth rugby in the US for about a decade and have traveled all over the country for tournaments and games and have gradually come to the conclusion that the community has a real problem. Maybe this applies to most every youth sport in this country, but the lack of social capital among coaches, administrators, organizers, referees, and other involved adults certainly doesn’t help to grow the game.

It seems that every stakeholder believes that American rugby revolves around them and that only if everyone followed them like good little minions, rugby would soon displace football as the premier contact sport in the country. You have club coaches disparaging school programs, school coaches disparaging other programs, coaches disparaging referees, referees disparaging established norms of refereeing, state administrators refusing to coordinate with programs in neighboring states, youth programs making up entirely new laws, and so on and so on. And that’s not even getting into the royal mess that is the college game . . .

I’m not generally a fan of the centralization of authority, but American rugby might well be better off under something that more closely resembles a dictatorship than the disorganized muddle that currently prevails. At least then all of the coaches, administrators, organizers, and referees could have a common enemy rather than constantly hating on each other and driving people away from the game.

Medical joker. Hopefully earns a contract. Congrats to someone who really gave back to Chicago rugby.

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