GRR: Women Senior Rugby
Keenya Warner was capped eight times for the USA, which may not be a lot, but she made them count.
The vice captain for the 2006 Rugby World Cup team, she commanded great respect in the midfield as one of the best centers in the tournament. She helped lead the USA to a 4-1 record and a 5th-place finish that was lower than they truly deserved.
Maryann Sorensen embraced the role of a prop forward like few before or after.
Known more as having played under unmarried name, Mari Wallace, Mary Triplett played hooker for the USA from 2006 through 2010, being capped by the USA Women's 15s team 10 times.
Patty Jervey was the first US woman to be named to the World Rugby Hall of Fame, and in fact she accomplished that feat before she was named to the US version.
One of rugby's most intelligent and accomplished individuals, Liz Kirk has excelled at everything she has done, from playing to coaching to her professional life to her medical career to her career as an educator and college professor.
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