Mens Club Championships
Infinity Park has the honor once again to host the National Men's Club Championships! With a recent announcement from USA Rugby, Glendale’s Rugby Stadium is stepping into the spotlight once again. This time, the spectacular Colorado-based venue will host the country’s top men’s players in the Division I, II and III.
“This is a great opportunity for hundreds of players and thousands of fans to experience a sports venue built just for Rugby,” says Glendale Rugby High Commissioner Mike Dunafon. “We’re very pleased to partner with USA Rugby and preparations are already underway to make this a fun and memorable Championship.”
Infinity Park is pleased to have been chosen to host this event again and we look forward to seeing all of our rugby fans at the tournament. Below you will find the tournament information.
- Match Information
- News & Press
June 5
DIII Semi St. Louis vs Cedar Rapids
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St Louis 26 - Cedar Rapids 24
DIII Semi OMBAC vs Virginia
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OMBAC 29 - Virginia 12
DII Semi Snake River vs Tampa Krewe
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Snake River 23 - Tampa Krewe 33
DII Semi SFGG vs Doylestown
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SFGG 6 - Doylestown 36
DI Semi Las Vegas vs Life
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Las Vegas 24 - Life 21
- Airs on FSN RM at 8:00 A.M. (MT) June 13, 2010
- Airs on FSN Pitts at 1:00 P.M. (ET) June 18, 2010
DI Semi Belmont Shore vs Palmer
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Belmont Shore 31 - Palmer 20
- Airs on FSN RM at 10:00 A.M. (MT) June 13, 2010
- Airs on FSN Pitts at 1:00 P.M. (ET) June 25, 2010
June 6
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COMING SOON
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St Louis 14 - Cedar Rapids 28
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COMING SOON
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Tampa Krewe 29 - Doylestown 17
- Airs on FSN RM at 8:00 A.M. (MT) June 20, 2010
- Airs on FSN Pitts at 1:00 P.M. (ET) July 9, 2010
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COMING SOON
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Las Vegas 36 - Doylestown 17
Las Vegas Beats The Odds,
Sink Belmont Shore In ChampionshipGLENDALE, CO., June 6 – With a convincing 36-22 win over Belmont Shore, last year’s runner-up Las Vegas won their shot at redemption by clinching the Division I Championship at Infinity Park here today.
Belmont Shore opened quickly, scoring their first Try in less than five minutes but missed on the conversion kick. Las Vegas scored a Try at the 10 minute mark to tie the score. Each team added a Try but Las Vegas also added a three point penalty kick to lead at halftime 13-10. Kicking proved a key factor in the game as Belmont Shore only managed one conversion kick while not attempting a three-point penalty or drop kick.
Las Vegas led 24-10 before Belmont Shore got back on the scoreboard with a Try and two point conversion kick to draw within seven points. Belmont Shore added one late Try but Las Vegas answered back with one of their own to make the final score 36-22. In the end the Las Vegas semifinal game against Life University proved a lot closer than the championship match. In that game the action boiled down to a penalty kick at the whistle that put Las Vegas into Sunday’s championship.
The Churchill Cup returns to action here Wednesday, June 9, with the England Saxons playing Russia here at 3 p.m. followed by a games between France A and Uruguay at 5:30 p.m. The USA Eagles rematch with England follows on Sunday, June 13 at 1 p.m.
The National Collegiate All-Star Champions are being played at Infinity Park on June 10 and 12. The Glendale Raptors return to action here on June 19 with a game against Welsh Universities.
- Airs on FSN RM at 10:00 A.M. (MT) June 20, 2010
- Airs on FSN Pitts at 1:00 P.M. (ET) July 2, 2010
SUCCESS CONTINUES – SOUTH COLLEGIATE TEAM HAMMER # 1 SEED
Division II and Division III Semifinals kickoff USA Rugby Men’s National Championships
Tampa Krewe takes USA Rugby Men’s Division II National Championship in extra time
OMBAC tops St Louis in Division III National Championships at Infinity Park
