GRR: Rugby Washington
The English Lambs learned their lessons against their Northern California opponents and showcased what they’d learned on their West Coast tour with a 62-13 defeat of the Washington state Loggers select side.
The Chuckanut Bay HS program from northern Washington state is on its way to Australia with its U17 team for a tour.
The team will stop over in Hawaii and play the Kahuku Raiders program, which has been on fire of late.
"We can't wait to play them," said Kahuku Head Coach Seamus Fitzgerald.
Here’s a quick look at Boys HS rugby along the West Coast.
It’s spring break in Oregon, so there’s only one round-robin, and that’s in the Varsity division. But there is more action elsewhere.
The Washington State Loggers boys high school rep-side today announced its XVs selections to compete against the England Independent Schools “Lambs” XV on Easter Sunday, April 5 in Seattle.
It was a wild weekend in Rugby Washington as the two teams who had started the season 3-0 went down to defeat.
The Chuckanut Bay Steamers were shocked 44-7 by Kent, showing that the Crusaders learned the lessons of the previous week’s loss to Liberty. That moved Kent to 2-2 and Chuckanut to 3-1. But Chuckanut kept pace with Liberty as the Patriots were upset 17-14 by Budd Bay.