International Rugby News
Day three is dawning at the US All-Military team tour of the UK.
Players from all over the military branches, and all over the world, are trying to figure each other out and form a team. Tired, jet-lagged, and, in many cases, a little unsure of how it all pieces together, the US Military players have just a few days to get on top of it.
There are four weeks left for HS Boys rugby players to apply for the US Rugby Foundation-supported Nelson College Scholarship.
It's another new mix of players assembling for the USA Men's 15s team as they look to their three November tour matches November 9, 16, and 23.
Each assembly Head Coach Scott Lawrence has been bringing in new players. Sometimes those players get capped, sometimes not, but the idea is to get them to a level of understanding about what being on the national team means.
Seattle Seawolves Director of Rugby and Head Coach Allen Clarke will take on a new job this November, one of those fun, unpaid jobs that rugby people tend to jump at.
Clarke will be Head Coach of the US All-Military Team that will being their tour of England this coming weekend.
When it comes to building a Staff, USA Military Rugby’s General Manager Mark Drown has accomplished that mission.
A team of accomplished coaches and rugby leaders are volunteering to lead the US All-Miliarty team for their tour of England in November.
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