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Ariana Ramsey negotiates past the French defense in Hong Kong. Photo Alex Ho / World Rugby.
Eagles

Upping the Pressure Fuels Eagle Women in Valladolid

The second round of the SVNS World Championship is set for Valladolid in Spain and the USA women's team is looking to rebound from a somewhat substandard Hong Kong outing.

Lucas Lacamp chips ahead vs Germany in Hong Kong. Photo by Alex Ho / World Rugby.
Eagles

Focus Critical for USA 7s Men in Final Two Tournaments

The USA men have a lot to do in the final SVNS World Championship tournaments in Valladolid, Spain and Bordeaux, France.

Having finished 12th out of 12 in Hong Kong the Eagles need to finish significantly higher in order to stay in the top eight and get a place in the SVNS 1 for 2027.

Georgie Perris-Redding goes to the line for the USA. Photo USA Rugby.
Eagles

Hunger For More Drives Eagles vs Canada

Beating Australia last week basically assured that the USA women will graduate to the WXV 1 tournament.

So they would be forgiven for feeling elated, maybe even relieved, But Eagles captain Eric Jarrell-Searcy told GRR that the team isn't really thinking that way.

Lucas Lacamp chips ahead vs Germany. Photo Alex Ho for World Rugby.
Eagles

Late-Game Composure A Sore Spot for USA Men in HK

The move up to the higher levels of the SVNS World Series didn't go especially smoothly for the USA men this past weekend.

The Eagles lost all of their games and finished last, 12th, in Hong Kong and now have some work to do in order to stay in that top eight for 2027.

Cass Bargell, Bella Vogel, and Erica Coulibaly stand for the anthem.
Eagles

Eagle Women Open Up For Win Over Australia

The USA women's 15s team followed up on an improved showing against New Zealand with an emphatic 33-12 victory over Australia Friday night in Kansas City.

This was one of the better performances from the USA in quite some time, as they opened up their offense and showcased improved ball-handling and an exciting game plan.

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