Three Selected for Nelson College Scholarship for 2026
The US Rugby Foundation has announced that three high school student-athletes have received Nelson College Rugby Scholarships.
This is the fourth year of the Nelson College scholarship program, with high school boys from the USA studying and developing their rugby at Nelson college in New Zealand.
This year's recipients are:
Alexander Drury of Millbrook, NY (Aspetuck)
Bennett Glock of Bayonne, NJ (Union Co. Mudturtles)
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