RMA Podcast: Luke Gross as USA Rugby's New Collegiate Rugby GM
Luke Gross was just named the new GM of Collegiate Rugby by USA Rugby, and GRR sat down with him for his initial thoughts about the job.
Gross has been involved in the game in almost every level and coached at almost every level. Most recently the Head Coach at Indiana, he will be leaving that position, transitioning out of that role over the next month.
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RMA Podcast: Luke Gross as USA Rugby's New Collegiate Rugby GM
Luke Gross was just named the new GM of Collegiate Rugby by USA Rugby, and GRR sat down with him for his initial thoughts about the job.
Gross has been involved in the game in almost every level and coached at almost every level. Most recently the Head Coach at Indiana, he will be leaving that position, transitioning out of that role over the next month.
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RMA Podcast: Luke Gross as USA Rugby's New Collegiate Rugby GM
Luke Gross was just named the new GM of Collegiate Rugby by USA Rugby, and GRR sat down with him for his initial thoughts about the job.
Gross has been involved in the game in almost every level and coached at almost every level. Most recently the Head Coach at Indiana, he will be leaving that position, transitioning out of that role over the next month.
Applications for Nelson College Scholarship Now Open
The US Rugby Foundation has opened the applications for the Nelson College scholarship for 2027.
This all-boys boarding school located in Nelson on New Zealand’s South Island was founded in 1856 and is New Zealand’s oldest secondary school.
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RugbyTown 7s This Weekend
The RugbyTown 7s returns to Glendale this weekend, kicking off at Infinity Park on Friday.
The tournament features 21 teams, with four pools of four teams, and then a separate pool five military service teams.
This event serves as the Armed Forces Championships as well as the overall RugbyTown 7s (which, perhaps one day, could be the same thing).
