Glendale Raptors have gone off to a great start as Will Magie takes the first three points despite a sin bin from Maximo De Achaval. On the other hand, Seattle Seawolves needs to work more on their discipline. They have an early shove with the referee but have a bit more of an edge through …
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It’s not been great news for the Melbourne Rebels at late when they now left South Africa with four straight losses to the Stormers side at DHL Newlands Stadium in Cape Town last night. The Rebels lacked discipline where at times they forget how to tackle, while the Stormers side won their first game since …
It’s the third & final match of what has been an inaugural week of the new Major League Rugby competition over in the United States. We’re focusing on the Seattle Seawolves v the San Diego Legion here at Starfire Stadium in Tukwila, Washington. 1st Half Benjamin Cima who plays at Fly-Half gets his first successful …
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Both Australian Sevens Men’s and Women’s sides will team up within a bumper partnership with Invast Global. The Invast branding will appear on both front and back shorts that will represent the entire Australian Sevens team. The investment company also serves as a Primary Sponsor of the following Men’s tournaments: Hong Kong on April 6 …
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So today’s first round of the Super Rugby season between the Lions v Sharks are tight to watch. We have seen some excellent tries & playing an aggressive set of rugby. But at the end of the day, it only has to come down to one winner at the 80th minute. 1st half It was …
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The Queensland Reds haven’t experienced much success since the departure of Ewen McKenzie at the end of the 2013 Super Rugby campaign. Richard Graham (2014-2016), Matt O’Connor (2016), and Nick Stiles (2017) have since taken on the Reds hot seat at each of their respective stints. None of them have continued to lift the success …
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The Australian 7s Mens side traveled to Hamilton, New Zealand this weekend as the defending champions of the Sydney 7s two weeks ago. They may have fallen just short of their expectations due to change of line-ups and injury list, but the men in green and gold have done their best to end their weekend …
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Dane Haylett-Petty will make his Melbourne Rebels debut during a trial match tomorrow night against the ACT Brumbies. He is one of several new signings where he is re-united by his old Western Force coach Dave Wessels. The trial match will be held tomorrow night held at Sieffert Oval at 6 PM AEDT in Queanbeyan, …
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Scott Higginbotham has been named as the Queensland Reds captain to lead new Head Coach Brad Thorn’s 2018 Super Rugby campaign. Higginbotham, 31, will be the 117th Queenland captain to lead the Reds out of its team’s 136 year history in representative rugby. He has played for the Reds before back in 2008-2012 before joining …
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The Australian 7s Mens team will have go through the Group of Death from band five when they face England, Samoa and Jamaica. The full 2018 draw of the Commonwealth Games Rugby 7s tourmanent was recently announced just a while ago at the CBUS Super Stadium in Gold Coast, Queensland. That is not going to …