South America beckons once more for USA development teams and this time it's the USA Women’s Falcons, who will travel to Brazil in August.
But first, they will play Life University on Monday. This is an interesting step in the building of a depth chart of elite women's players in that Life University, in and of itself, is essentially a High Performance academy. Life was dominant (and we don't use that term lightly) in CRAA's D1 competition and in addition they were fairly dominant in winning the USA Rugby Women's Club championship ... at the same time ... and then added in the CRAA 7s title.
The program is so strong that three players—Bella Vogel, Lissa Salisbury, Nina Mason—will not play for Life against the Falcons ... they will play for the Falcons against Life.
For Life Head Coach Ryszard Chadwick, this entire scenario is perfect for him. There are no expectations for the Life team, and therefore that frees them up to do whatever they want. Ans what they want, in part, is to prove that their program is of a very high quality.





















































