If you have ever wondered if it is possible for a single idea to rejuvenate an entire city, consider Infinity Park at Glendale to be Exhibit A. One look tells the story of a grand vision realized in high style. While the magnificent rugby stadium is the crown jewel of the project, Infinity Park boasts numerous versatile venues within its friendly confines.
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Infinity Park Chosen as Summer Training Site for USA Rugby Eagles Women's World Cup Teams
Colorado to host 7th annual Churchill Cup
Rugby's Biggest International Tournament Comes to the Denver Metro Area for the next 3 Years!
Glendale's Infinity Park to Kick Off Churchill Cup Rugby Pool Play
The Denver area will be hosting international rugby's Churchill Cup this summer, marking it the first time North America's premier "15-a-side" tournament has been staged solely in the United States.
Glendale's Infinity Park will kick off the high profile international tournament by hosting the first six games of pool play. The 2009 event will see the USA Eagles, Canada, England Saxons, Ireland A, Argentina Jaguars and Georgia play doubleheaders at Infinity Park on June 6, 10 and 14.
These pool stages will be followed by a tripleheader finals day at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, home of Colorado Rapids Major League Soccer side, on June 21 according to the Churchill Cup Committee.
"The Churchill Cup continues to be a valuable part of our international season, offering top class international competition, as well as allowing us to showcase international rugby to new audiences in the United States," said Nigel Melville, Chief Executive Officer of USA Rugby in a USA Rugby press release.
