Women’s XVs November Tour 2021

Canada Defeat USA 15-9 in 1st Match of Pacific Series – Full Match Replay

from Rugby Canada

Rugby Canada’s Senior Women’s 15s team took to the field against USA Rugby at Infinity Park in Glendale, Colorado, earning a 15-9 win in the first of two Pacific Four Series matches that will take place this week.

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CanWest Women’s XVs – 2021

UBC Win CanWest Title – Ranked #3 Going to Nationals

The women’s university national tournament will take place at Queen’s University in Kingston between November 10-14. Laval are ranked #1, Queen’s #2, UBC #3 and Acadia #4. UVic are ranked 8th.

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BCSSRU Updates – October 2021

Report on Coaching Clinics Held at Shawnigan and TWU

It was so good to be back together.

Friday, October 22 saw a first post-Covid high school rugby gathering, as the BC Secondary Schools Rugby Union (BCSSRU) hosted coaching clinics on the province wide Professional Development day.

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Coastal Cup 2021 – Week 6

Coastal Cup Week 6 Results: Vancouver Wave, Pacific Pride and Van East Claim Wins

Pacific Pride 46 – TWU 17

The Pride were in control from the opening whistle but TWU played with heart for 80 minutes and were rewarded with two late tries through their star winger, Tamilore Awonusi. He’d be a useful addition to the 7s long list if he was Canada eligible.

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Canada Men’s November Tour 2021

Kingsley Jones Names 28 Players for Portugal and Belgium Matches

If anyone thought there would be decisive action taken after Rugby Canada failed to qualify for the World Cup, think again. Rugby Canada is operating as normal, some might say in a state of denial. We’ll cover this in more detail later in the week, including the video by Kingsley Jones where he basically says, “I plan on being here for the next four years”.

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Burnaby Lake – October 2021

Burnaby Match Reports vs Richmond and Capilano: Full Match Videos

by Mike Devlin

BLRC 3rd Div Men 14 – Richmond RFC 24

The BLRC entered the game with confidence but never adapted to the conditions and experienced Richmond squad they faced. A few greybeards on the Richmond side much better understood the wet conditions on the day and had a style of play for it. The inexperienced Blue & White side played right into their hands. That’s not to say that Richmond simply slogged out a forward battle, quite the contrary. Their #13 and #15 played highlight reel rugby all game, but with the space created by the Richmond forwards and the crafty Lance Davison at Fyhalf.

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