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In this Issue:

2014 Women’s Rugby World Cup

When Grizzlies Fly

Denver Highlanders DrBG Super Summer 7s Leaguenext week’s Grand Finals : p

Breckenridge-to-Brit ish Columbia

Pete Clarke… midway Montana: p

Black Ice Career Appreciation Night, Friday June 18: Larson retires, et al GlobalComps: Richard & Trotskio Super XV Rugby - ‘Tahs Total ly Top Table:

Rugby Time and Line - new feature: hR’s Back (from vacation) Page(s)

o Daktari’s Rugby Cyphero Down the Whistler: “Fractivity and words pass”o Rugby Dogs: “How you goin?”o At the Rugby Hospital:

U-S-A

U-S-A

USA v Japan Carson (CA), 8:30pm MT on Universal Sports cable channel

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2014 Women’s Rugby World Cup workups: 1-1-?:

When Grizzlies Fly - Seth Hall iman, “The McGregor”

Denver Highlanders DrBG Super Summer 7s League : Formation Round of Playoffs plus 4, 5

Brit ish Columbia: on the road with Breck Blue Goose cycl ing f lanker,

Pete Clarke… midway Montana: p 7

Black Ice Career Appreciation Night, Friday June 18: Larson retires, et alTrotski

Total ly Top Table: pp 11-14

feature: pp 15 Page(s): pp 16-18

Daktari’s Rugby Cypher “Fractivity and words pass”

How you goin?” At the Rugby Hospital: “Hunger”

Master Rugby Mind, Cra ig Tarr , with pr ice less datawas on hand SS 7s last evening

at The Cooker

MT on Universal Sports cable channel

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p 2

“The McGregor”, et al : p 3 Round of Playoffs plus

Breck Blue Goose cycl ing f lanker,

Black Ice Career Appreciation Night, Friday June 18: Larson retires, et al : p 8

Master Rugby Mind, Cra ig Tarr , with pr ice less data-f i l led fo lder , was on hand SS 7s last evening

at The Cooker

USA Women’s Eagles lost a close contest , 13-17, to England at Surrey last Saturday in their

f inal competit ion before taking on Ireland f irst f ixture of 2014 WRWC. Eagles wil l face the

Fiona Coghlan-captained Ir ish at Stade Marcoussis just south of Greater Paris. The init ial US

match is on Friday August 1s t and the squad is now hard at work in the f inal stages of the

continuum which began shortly after the culmination of 2010 WRWC that was won by New

Zealand in London.

Any loss within 7 points must be considered to have been winnable, and with t ight victory

over Wales , 10-7 on 6.28, plus whatever happened in the closed 4-period session v England

on Tuesday, USA Coach Pete Steinberg and staff wil l have plenty of data to interpret in

order to f ield our top team against the best the world has on offer other side of the

Channel.

Pool play happens at the National Rugby Center (Centre National du Rugby ) in the vil lage of

Marcoussis some 20 miles south of the French capitol; f igure Marcoussis is to Paris as

Castle Rock is to Denver… or so. The stadium, cal led Stade Marcoussis, wil l be rampaging on

the day of play one can be certain!

15s 15s

15s 15s

Stade Marcouss is is a gem and the centerpiece of

the extensive National Training Campus

A pair of seeds sewn amidst the ferti le, vibrant rugby grounds of Colorado State champs,

Colorado Springs Grizzl ies, have showed

matriculation that imposing (5-from

program. Seth Halliman is on duty with

in South America starting tomorrow,

catch Camden McGregor 8am (that’

upcoming, June 16t h) at the annual

f ixture that features the best young talent

road in Greeley on campus University of Northern C

match will also feature Aspen Junior Gents

as PAC Rugby’s Chris Nilson ; USA Stars & Stripes Women’s match has rostered Glendale

High School’s Maya Learned in the 9:45am kickoff.

the ferti le, vibrant rugby grounds of Colorado State champs,

showed vigorous growth

from-5 state tit les the last handful)

is on duty with high school All Americans

tomorrow, Friday

8am (that’s in the Wednesday

) at the annual USA Rugby

features the best young talent in the nation right up the

road in Greeley on campus University of Northern Colorado at the soccer f ields.

Aspen Junior Gents sparkplug, UCLA-bound, Matt Will iams

; USA Stars & Stripes Women’s match has rostered Glendale

in the 9:45am kickoff.

Hal l iman, ba l l in

hand image: CSGRFC

the ferti le, vibrant rugby grounds of Colorado State champs,

vigorous growth at

t it les the last handful)

high school All Americans

Friday, while you can

Wednesday morning

Rugby Stars and Stripes

in the nation right up the

olorado at the soccer f ields. The 8am

Matt Will iams as well

; USA Stars & Stripes Women’s match has rostered Glendale

Denver Highlanders Super Summer Sevens League

QC Ram ’s Lu ke Porter , in Raptor s sh irt , ju st come off the p itch with shoes yet a f ire!

The Formation Station Stages of Super Summer 7s League were all the rage last night on

Cook Park’s heated, full-sized pitches as the high school emergent men’s and adult men’s

divis ions sorted seeds for this upcoming Wednesday (7.16) night’s semi-f inal and Grand

7s

7-a-side Rugby

Final rounds. Litt leton Collegiate Selects and High School All Stars continue to look the very

real business in their respective divis ions and the Ethan Pougnet-piloted squads wil l seed

f irst on the upcomer.

Glendale Raptors are ramping up numbers and look to be running just off Litt leton’s pace

close alongside the impressive, f leet-footed Queen City Rams; Northern Colorado, who out-

scored Denver Highlanders in a tryfest last game of the night, have come on strong with

power-running by Nick Moore and the nifty, shifty steps of newcomer onside, Juta Vakabua;

Cherry Creek XOs, Colorado Rush, Denver Harlequins, Softbal l Was Full and Tigers round out

the f ield (not necessarily in that order) of teams that wi l l be vying for the 20t h Annual Dr

Bil l Gregg Super Summer Sevens League top honors on July 16t h, Wednesday night,

beginning promptly at 5pm on The Cooker’s hot tops.

7-per-side

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• Boys only, ages 9 - 18, al l abi l ity levels welcome

• Accommodations at the University of Denver • Rugby activit ies take place at prestigious Regis Jesuit HS

• Commuter option avai lable: 9:00am - 4:00pm ($325) • Seminar sessions on exercise and science training, mental preparation

and f i lm analysis • Camp includes key fundamental dri l ls, education modules,

competit ive match play, al l meals, housing and evening activit ies

15s DAY CAMP @ Regis Jesuit High School

June 23rd - 25th ($195) • 9:00am - 3:00pm, boys only, ages 11 - 18, al l abi l ity levels

• Hosted at Regis School’s top-notch athletic facil it ies • Camp include key fundamental dri l ls, education modules and

competit ive match play

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15s camps

PC's Epic Breckenridge-to-Vancouver Bike Challenge

Breckenridge-to-Burnaby by bike w/ Blue Goose Rugby Clubmember , Pete Clarke Mr. Clarke cycled out of the Kingdom (of Breckenridge) on Monday last: 6.30.14

From The Ride Journal (Wednesday, July 9, 2014): “Going great, Bern; (I am) in Montana now, the 4th state of the trip; weather, riding and scenery awesome. Should be half way at the end of today. Sti l l very l imited wifi though . - ed: that’s because he’s in The Country! Best regards, Peter Clarke Pete’s trip blog - http://peterclarke1967.blog.com/

ed: Pete’s rol l ing meander nor’ by nor’west is not the most direct route to BC, but “it is a

tour not a race,” Clarke states and he has set his route to maximize panoramas, vistas and

such on the epic bike ride. Sti l l he’s averaging near 100 miles-per-day…

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not to scare you or anything, but 2014 Halloween falls on

Friday this year… raise your hand if you’d like to see a

doubleheader, maybe Lady Raptors v Black Ice , and Raptors v

Barbos or possibly Highlanders v Harlequins in the Kettle prior

to a rockin’, rollin’ … perhaps a bit of ravin’ as well…

Halloween Costume Rugby Ball in the stadium

pro sa ic o r p roac t ive

… keep tho se hands up…

He se r io u s?

I ’m af ra i d

so

Wha t i f Mom f i nd s out?

br i ng ‘er

I ’ l l b e H i la ry… a l be i t a

ver y , ver y

st r i k i n g H i la ry

I ’m go in’ , you go in ?

Yep !

Dea n V er no n Wo rme r st i l l ru n ni n g t h e

show t he re ?

are yo u af ra id ?

Yah, b ut I he ar h e’ s t ry i ng to cha ng e…

W e’ l l be Bo n ni e a n d C ly d e

I , a l so , mu st go

Bu nn y an d

who?

I ’m af ra id o f wha t I

mig h t beco me…

Diana Larson is retiring, but that doesn’t mean the longtime Black Ice Women’s Rugby Club

#10 is shy; she’s call ing t ime on a career that has seen her don select side shirts in the

three-quartersl ine, as well as operate in the crit ical pivot posit ion for the only Colorado

Women’s Division-1 side. In honor, celebration and recognition of Diana’s s ignif icant duty

for the Denver team, Black Ice is holding a “Career Appreciation Night” (CAN) at Shorty’s,

aka the Old Hole (Leetsdale and Oneida), next Friday, July 18. The action starts when you

get there or 7pm… whichever. The CAN theme has been extended to include the careers

and achievements of Ice stalwarts, Robin Smith and l i ’ l Kim Hil l , too, whose

accomplishments are spectacularly myriad.

Also Black Ice has inaugurated an elder stateswoman side - mature to the point of

tremendous! - that wil l strictly be a tournament contender where roll ing substitutions are

the preferred method of play and the act ion is suff icient unto itself. Further information

may be gotten by vis it ing Black Ice website - http://www.blackicerugby.com; or contacting

Jessica Lincoln: l inclinc77@yahoo.com; 303.907.3406; or by coming to Diana’s Party!

Ms. Larson wi l l b e h ear ing many a goodbye on Fr iday n igh t , but what i s rea l ly mean t i s , “auf wiedersehen !”

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Steve Lewis: Coach - Old Blue RFC & NYC 7s

Andy Katoa: Former USA 7s Assistant Coach

7s

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Academy

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7s

2014 Colorado Crusaders Camp

high school boys

Sundays, every 2 weeks, in “The Crater”, Mountain Ridge Middle School, 2pm - 4pm

1st ups: September 14th, running through December “what rugby is all about”

15s

This year Colorado Springs Grizzlies Rugby Club continues

with the every-other-Sunday, fall-to-solstice camps that

Director Otis McGregor confirms are guaranteed to be

formative, fun and open to all. What’s more the camps

are the best four-letter word of ever… F-R-E-E!

15s

8 the gap ‘tween Chiefs and Hurricanes , 24-16,

which made 4 match points for Aaron Cruden and company at Hamilton; the defending Super Rugby Champions ran out to a 16-6 advantage after the f irst forty on a pack try grounded by front row, Jamie Mackintosh , its conversion by the homeside’s #10 plus AC’s 3 penalty strikes v a brace of Beau Barrett sticksplitters; efforts were all but even in the second stanza for the record;

19 on account for Lions #10, Marnitz Boshoff, on 5 penalties and both trys converted, and 34-17 the victory as hosts doubled down on visit ing Rebels ; 3-2 the trys-scored count for the homeboys as #s 11, 7 and 8 tryed: Anthony Volmink, Warwick Tecklenburg and Warren Whiteley respectively, while visitors brace of groundings were dotted by #s 11 and 6, Tom Engl ish and Colby Fainga’a; ’70 minute yellow for an upper deck tackle by #8, Scott Higginbotham, no aid the travelers;

8 also the 0 match points-earned margin for darn-it-al l Blues and Crusadersin 21-13 Christchurch happiness; vis itors were up by 2, 13-11, after 40, but an unproductive second stanza for the travelers yielded naught, while homeys got their tally from 2 trys by #11, Nemani Nadolo, a conversion and penalty by start ing 10, Colin Slade, and a further sticksplitter and a deuce by replacement 10, Dan Carter - remember him? Well he’s back… some could say exactly in t ime as he replaced Mr. Slade, who suffered concussion sufficient to require he come off;

10 the margin of victory for Western Force over Reds in Perth, 30-20 ; 15 for homeboys #15, Jayden Hayward, on trios of penalties and conversions struck; trys by #s 11, 8 and 2: Nick Cummins, who’l l be sporting in Japan here pretty now-soon, Ben McCalman and also Nathan Charles whi le travelers got on with dots by the Colors debut, #13 Samu Kerevi, and one by replacement t ight 5, Albert Anae, both converted by Reds 15, Mike Harris, who added a brace of 3-pointers as well; 20s at ’68 opened up by homeboys in the f inal 10 for the necessary; 0 s ightings of Genia and Cooper again this week, which may lead one to suppose that talented pair are i l l , prepping for Rugby Championships next month or, seeking their considerable fortunes in NoHemi… or both-the-three;

16 for homeside Stormers at Newlands, whi le Bulls brought no points scorers to the match in absorbing the dank blank, 0-16 ;

1 table point only for the traveling Sharks as Cheetahs sorted the Big Fish at Free State, 27-20 ; Fast Cats 10, Johan Goosen, creased the sticks for a cool dozen on 2-and-3 from the tee with a brace of penalties and the conversion of al l three home team trys by pack numbers 6, 8 and 4: Torsten van Jaarsveld, Phil ip van der Walt and Lodewyk de Jager; while vis itors came by their numbers with a 10-er from the toe of #10, Tim Swiel, on 2-and-2, plus groundings by 9 and the replacement #2: Cobus Reinach and Bismarck du Plessis, resp.; Cats stretched a 4-point, 17-13, f irst 40 advantage to the lucky number 7 for the record, which means 2 losses running for the ocean predators; (con. next)

Super XV

Rugby by the

numbers

Nike Rugby Camps Summer Youth Rugby 15s Camps instructed by USA Eagles front row, Zach Fenoglio - zfenoglio@gmail.com and staff

day camp: Regis Jesuit High School campus, June 23-25, 2014 overnight camp: at RJHS, July 31 - August 3

Upcomes the last weekend of league play

Friday, July 11

Blues (36) v Chiefs (40) at Eden Park: winner innit for a minute, maybe more?

Brumbies (40) v Force (40) at Canberra Stadium: for extra time! Homeys have more experience, yet travelers have hunger!

Bulls (33) v Rebels (21) at Loftus Versfeld: visitors 2014 dungeon dwellers?

Saturday, July 12

Crusaders (46) v Highlanders (42) at AMI: Dan’s back!

Reds (28) v Waratahs (53) at Suncorp: homeboys title match;

Lions (26) v Cheetahs (24) at Ell is Park: for SARC cellar;

Stormers (32) v Bulls (33) at Newlands: fire up that Hopeful Cape!

2 the margin of separation after 40 with homeside in front, 11-9, then Waratahs absolutely breached Highlanders castle keep in dotting down a handful in a dominant, second stanza performance with scores by numbers: 15, Israel Folau; 3, Sekope Kepu; 9, Nick Phipps; 4, Jacques Potgieter; and replacement three-quarters, Taqele Naiyaravoro for ult imate, 44-16 victory; f lyer Rob Horne got the home team’s f irst forty try, making for a neat half dozen, whi le visitors only dot came from replacement three-quarters l inesman, Phil Burleigh, amidst the f lurry of host , last period groundings by top-form ’Tahs ;

Hurricanes on bye, having

completed 2014 campaign

1 5 s

As we head to the last round of league play, the only certainty is that Waratahs can

f ield a side of old grandparents (yours and mine) this upcomer and the eventual t it l ist

yet need transit New South Wales’ capitol city triumphant, or the 2014 Super Rugby

Champion must emerge therefrom; ‘Tahs are boom, boom, booming right along just

now, racking near 250 points (237) in their 6-match win streak since losing to the

rollercoaster Blues in Auckland away back at Round 11; so it ’s the Sydney franchise for

a breather until second playoff weekend; and they’l l share that t ime off with either:

Crusaders , Sharks , or even Highlanders should those ‘Landers take f ive in Christchurch

this terminal upcomer and deny any Cantabrian points, and also Sharks lose;

Crusaders get the nickel v the aforesaid Highlanders , they’ l l have a rest weekend

init ial playoff sweeps; Did someone say Dan Carter showing form once again?

If Crusaders do not win with bonus point, and Sharks f ind their teeth - you know they

got the powerful snappers - and get f ive from their match at Newlands ( in Stormers

t it le f ixture), the Durban club wil l earn respite f irst playoff round;

In order for Highlanders to take a break beyond this week, they’l l need a f ive point

victory in Christchurch, which don’t happen too often ‘ less it ’s Crusaders doing the

happening, so tough ask needless to say; if the former lose on the upcomer, they can

yet make extra t ime, but losing ain’t the proper precedent to set for them with highest

Super Rugby expectations;

What’s an almost fer-sure is that there wil l be three New Zealand clubs at extra t ime;

only way that doesn’t happen is: if Brumbies-Force contest winds up a sister-kisster

with bonus points trys in the bargain, then both those Australian clubs could represent

if Highlanders lose with no b-p; which’l l open it up for Chiefs to sl ide in should they

win (with the b-p ideally) at Eden Park this Friday;

Should Chiefs lose to Blues , and Blues win with the bonus point, then there’s sti l l a

shot, albeit a long one, to obtain playoff placement for the Auckland club; they’l l need

the bonus point at home this weekend, with a clear victor in the Brumbies-Force

derby, and they’l l want to shut down pretty much completely the Aaron Cruden-run

offense of a side with considerable after-time experience and much arti l lery with

which to obtain the f inal result;

Hurricanes are done for the season, they’re in the middle wild card frame and could

see a playoff berth if those below them do as poorly as possible and a clear winner

emerge from the pivotal Horses-Forces game, with no losing bonus points charted in

Canberra

Australian Rugby Conference

Club Won Lost Drawn MPts

Waratahs 11 4 0 53 Brumbies 9 6 0 40 Force 9 6 0 40 Reds 5 10 0 28 Rebels 4 11 0 21

New Zealand Rugby Conference

Club Won Lost Drawn MPts

Crusaders 10 5 0 46 Highlanders 8 7 0 42 Hurricanes 8 8 0 41

Chiefs 7 6 2 40 Blues 7 8 0 36

South Africa Rugby Conference

Club Won Lost Drawn MPts

Sharks 10 5 0 46 Bulls 6 8 1 33 Stormers 7 8 0 32 Lions 6 9 0 26 Cheetahs 4 10 1 24

War atahs 11 4 0 53 Crusaders 10 5 0 46 Shar ks 10 5 0 46 H ighlander s 8 7 0 42 Hurr ican es 8 8 0 41 Brumbies 9 6 0 40 Force 9 6 0 40 Chiefs 7 6 2 40 Blu es 7 8 0 36 Bul l s 6 8 1 33 Stormers 7 8 0 32 Reds 5 10 0 28 L ion s 6 9 0 26 Ch eetah s 4 10 1 24 Rebels 4 11 0 21

Rugby Life

July 12, Sat :

Jr Gents v Bryntirion (Wales), 6pm in Kettle;

Litt leton Col lege Selects & U-19, Glendale Raptors (men) to KC Blues, “Friday Night L ights” 7s Tournament

CowPie in the ‘Boat: Refugee RFC 13 14 15 July 16, Wed:

SS7s U-19s and men’s semif inals & Grand Finals at Cooker, 5pm;

Colorado Springs Grizzl ies v Bryntirion in the Kettle, 6pm;

USA Rugby Annual Stars & Stripes emergent Men’s and Women’s f ixtures at UNC - Greeley; 8am & 9:45am resp.

17 18 July 19, Sat:

Litt leton Eagles to High School National 7s, New Jersey;

Mountain 15s – Aspen v Steamboat, 1pm; Breck v Glenwood, 1pm; Vail v GJ, 1pm;

Highlanders OBs v Portland Old Boars, Cooker, 1pm

20 21 22 23 24 25 July 26, Sat :

12 13 14 15 16 17 July 18, Fri: Black Ice WRFC sendoff Diana Larson; 7pm@Shorty’s 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 July 26, Sat: DHRFC 22n d Annual Lester

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*Daktari’s Rugby Cypherlast week’s solution:

everything to gain,” US Eagles Men’s Coach Mike

Tolkin on November All Blacks match

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everything to gain,” US Eagles Men’s Coach Mike

Tolkin on November All Blacks match

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E v e r h e a r d a A l G o r e ’ s I n t e r n e t ?

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get som e s leep…

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T h a t ’ s f u n n y , I n e v e r t o o k y o u f o r a q u i t t e r

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latkes… lemme th ink… p ierog is, yah, a l i t t le knish

and oh yah too, whatever’ s in the poike…

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I ’m gonna d ie , aren’ t I , Daktar i?

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