All-Time American List: Joe Taufete'e
Joe Taufete'e is somewhat unique in American rugby.
All-Time American List: Clarence Culpepper
Clarence Culpepper played rugby for Philadelphia and (for longer) Roanoke during his career through the 1970s and 1980s.
Known as a mobile and tenacious openside flanker who covered a lot of ground, Culpepper was also a superb leader and captain.
All-Time American List: Dan Carroll
Carroll played for Australia in 1908 and 1912, a loss to Wales, a win in the Olympic final, in which he scored two tries, and a defeat of the USA in 1912.
It was that tour of North America that changed his life, as the skilled flyhalf decided to stay in the United States. A year later he was on the USA team that lost to New Zealand.
All-Time American List: Luke Gross
Luke Gross is the quintessential gentle giant, friendly and engaging off the field, but ornery on it.
All-Time Americans List: Kort Schubert
Kort Schubert earned his first cap at the age of 20, and was one of the many players to go from Jesuit in Sacramento to Cal to the Eagles.
He was a talent and wide-ranging openside flanker for the USA and was capped 49 times over a nine-year career.
