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The USA Falcons, formerly the USA Selects is the second national rugby team for the United States. The USA Falcons is a developmental team, usually fielding younger players looking to break into the U.S. national team, and sometimes including amateur domestic U.S. national team players who need more high-level matches.
United States women's national rugby league team, nicknamed the "Hawks" List of sports-related pages with the same or similar names This article includes a list of sports-related pages with the same or similar names.
2018 June rugby union tests United States [491] [492] 245 June 16, 2018 Scotland: 30 29 BBVA Compass Stadium: Houston, Texas: 2018 June rugby union tests United States [493] [494] [495] 246 June 23, 2018 Canada: 42 17 Wanderers Grounds: Halifax, Nova Scotia: 6,213 2018 June rugby union tests United States [496] [497] 247 November 10, 2018 Samoa ...
The All America team that played against Australia in 1912 The United States team that played against New Zealand in 1913. Although the United States of America Rugby Football Union (now known as USA Rugby) was not formally established until 1975, [3] USA Rugby has recognized six matches played before that time as international matches with caps awarded. [4]
The USA Falcons or the USA A national team, formerly known as the USA Selects, is the second national rugby team for the United States, usually used for uncapped matches and domestic club sides. The primary national team is known as the USA Eagles or the United States national rugby union team.
Scored 38 tries during her 40-test match career for the United States national team. Played in five Rugby World Cups for the U.S., including the 1991 victorious team. Emil Signes: 2015: Was a successful club and representative side before being named coach of both the United States national men's and women's 7s teams. Rudy Scholz: 2015
This tour marked the first meeting between the international teams of USA and Japan. [1] Including non-test matches this was the United States' first undefeated tour of another nation. [ 2 ] Whit Everett served as captain in the USA's victory over Japan in the lone test match.
United States: Friendly: St Catharines, Ontario: 9: 16 March 1995 United States: 22–24 Ireland: Saint Patrick's Day Test: RFK Stadium, Washington D.C. 10: 10 June 1995 United States: 10–66 Wales: Friendly: Ursinus College, Philadelphia: 2,000 11: 17 June 1995 United States: 4–92 Wales: Friendly: 2,500 12: 26 August 1995 United States: 44 ...