Any players who are interested in making the 2007 U23 SoCal select side are
invited and encouraged to attend a tournament at Stanford university, Jan
13-14.  Accomodations will be provided at minimal cost, the tourney format
is below.  Any players hoping to make the 2007 squad will need to attend at
least 3 total U23 events between now and the June NASC compatition.

Please email coach Kathryn Nichol at princesskathryn75@... or call
949-231-9601 and indicate your interest in being part of the 2007 squad.

Coaches, players, administrators, please help spread the word and encourage
your players to attend open U23 events and tryouts!


>We looking forward to seeing you at the Stanford Club Round Robin.
>
>Here is an updated schedule.
>
>Saturday, January 13th
>10am - Stanford v. SoCal u23
>10:45 - SoCal Women v. SF Fog
>11:30 - Stanford v. All Blues
>12:15 Belmont v. SoCal u23
>1:00 All Blues v. SF Fog
>1:45 Stanford v. Belmont
>2:30 SoCal Women v. SoCal u23
>3:15 All Blues v. Belmont
>4:00 Stanford v. SoCal Women
>6:00 Post Games Social/Dinner at the Oasis
>
>Sunday, January 14th
>11:30 Belmont v. SF Fog
>12:15 AllBlues v. SoCal Women
>1:00 SoCal u23 v SF Fog
>1:45 SoCal  Women v. Belmont
>2:30 All Blues v SoCal u23
>
>
>Weekend Format - round robin, not a tournament format.  All games are 40
>minutes with running clock.  All games at Stanford on main rugby pitch.  We
>will be using a central airhorn to begin and end all games, this allows us
>to stay on time throughout the day.
>
>For directions, see http://www.stanfordrugby.org/schedule or
>www.stanford.edu.
>
>
>

--- "R. Perera" <fullertonyouthrugby@...> wrote:

> To: scrfuwomenspub@yahoogroups.com
> From: "R. Perera" <fullertonyouthrugby@...>
> Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2006 10:32:44 -0700 (PDT)
> Subject: [scrfuwomenspub] U19 Girls Camp
>
> To all:
>
>   Bryn Chivers, the U19 GNT Coach has requested that
> the following be posted on the womens rugby group.
> I believe that there also is a another womens group
> out there - If so, could someone please post the
> following.  Thanks.
>
>   Registration information for the camp is at
> www.youthrugby.net/U19GIRLS.pdf.
>
>   Ravi Perera
>   Head Coach
>   U19 Griffin Girls
>
>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\
---------------------------------
>
>   Coaches,
>
> As you may know the USA U19 WNT Program will be
> holding a one day camp
> In Fullerton, CA on Sunday November 5th, 2006. The
> camp is open to all
> high school, college and club players born on or
> after January 1st,
> 1987 although only players born on or after January
> 1st 1988 are
> eligible to play for the USA U19 WNT in 2007.
>
> SoCal U19 Griffins
> On November 18/19 an Invitational U19 NASC is being
> held in Nashville,
> TN, but unfortunately due to a lack of numbers the
> SoCal U19's
> Griffins are not participating, I have the rosters
> for the programs
> who are participating and college freshmen make up
> the backbone of
> these teams. It is my belief that SoCal will need to
> adopt a similar
> selection policy and this camp is the first
> opportunity to view the
> players that will make the SoCal U19's competitive
> in 2007.
>
> USA U19 WNT
> 2006 was a rebuilding year for the program with very
> few returning
> players so we set out on an ambitious schedule of
> running camps in
> every area of the country. We went to Nashville,
> Colorado Springs,
> Olympia WA, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Minneapolis,
> Knoxville and will
> end in Fullerton. Our goal was to provide players
> and coaches the
> opportunity to attend a camp in their own backyard
> and not have to pay
> to travel to a central location for a one off event.
> All of these
> camps were incredibly well supported by the college
> teams in the
> geographic area who all saw the benefit of having
> young players
> involved in this accelerated learning opportunity.
> Of the twenty eight
> players that we took to the U23NASC/Canada venue
> this summer only two
> had not attended a camp and both were very well
> known to the program.
>
> The IU19NASC is an important development in the
> selection process as
> it will provide us with the opportunity to view
> players at a
> representative level above that of their individual
> teams. We are
> finalizing plans for an Elite Camp and games with
> Canada for early
> January and the core of the selections for this
> event will come from
> the IU19NASC. With the Griffins not attending this
> event the best
> opportunity for the SoCal college players to secure
> an invite to the
> Elite Camp will be to attend the camp at Fullerton.
> At this level we
> value athletic ability over experience. If you have
> athletic freshmen
> or sophomores who meet the age criteria please send
> them to the camp
> on November 5th so that they can be considered for
> the USA U19 WNT in
> 2007.
>
> I look forward to working with you in the
> development of the the SoCal
> U19 Griffins and appreciate your support of the USA
> U19 WNT.
>
> Bryn Chivers
> Head Coach, USA U19 Women's National Team
>
> Home: 605 339 0045
> Cell: 773 308 4540
> Email: bryn.chivers@...
>
>
>
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From: usar-tu-pres-bounces@...
[mailto:usar-tu-pres-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Alan Sharpley
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 5:00 PM
To: usar-tu-pres@...
Cc: Bob Latham; Steve Griffiths; USA Rugby Competitions Committee
Subject: [TU-PRES] Seeding Recommendations Summary

Dear all,
Attached is a Word Document showing the 2007 Seeding recommendations
prepared by the USA Rugby Competitions Committee. There were a number of
votes taken throughout the seeding process, specifically on questions
involving reallocation of seeds. While there was rarely 100% agreement on
the final seeds and on the reallocation of seeds, the recommendations
represent a consensus of the committee members who voted on each issue.

A policy that evolved through this voting process was the reallocation of
seeds in 8-team brackets. In past years there have been several methods for
determining the 8th team in the bracket (assuming each of the 7 TU's get a
team into the bracket). In some divisions the 8th team was the #2 seed of
the home TU. In other divisions it was the #2 seed from the winning TU. By
vote of the committee, the #8 team in 8-team brackets goes to the #2 seed
from the winning TU. This applies to Men's Collegiate Div.II, Women's
Collegiate Div.II, and Men's Club Div.III.

In the Boy's HS Division it was originally planned to combine the two tiers
into a single 16-team bracket this year. With the Competitions Review about
to start, the committee voted to keep the brackets separate for this year
and let the CR decide what happens to them for the 2007-8 season.
There was also a proposal to split the HS Tiers on Multiple/Single schools
rather than on performance. Again, the committee voted to keep the tiers
split on performance and rely on the CR to sort out the structure for
2007-8.
Finally, when the HS bracket was originally split into two tiers, the
committee decided that no TU should have more than 3 teams in Tier A.
Promoting the winner of Tier B would have given Pacific Coast 4 teams in
Tier A. The committee voted to promote the #2 team from Tier A (W#2) to
replace #8 from Tier A (MW#3).

Alan Sharpley
Chair, Competitions Committee

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Thanks for the clarification Gerry...wasn't sure who
all was in on the "Don't cock it up" sentiment;)

By the way, do any of you have Laurel Lockett's email
address or cell phone #?  I want to send her my thanks
as well.

Regards,
Dana T.

--- rugbyreffl@... wrote:

> Good on ya Dana.
>
> PS.....the roses were NOT just from the NP guys.
> They were from all of us who were in Chicago last
> weekend.
>
> Love Ya
> Gerry
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> eddierugby@...; thaas11@...;
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> kentweyand@...
> Sent: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 2:21 PM
> Subject: WRWC Referee Appointment
>
>
> Just wanted to let ya'll know I've been appointed to
> referee the Women's Rugby World Cup 1st Final on
> Saturday, Sept 16 at noon.  This match will be for
> 11th place featuring Kazakhstan vs South Africa.
>
> The match can be viewed live or downloaded from the
> internet at www.247.tv
>
> Thanks so much for the support and well-wishes; from
> the emails and phone calls to the roses from the NP
> guys - it has been amazing.
>
> Regards,
> Dana T.
>
> Dana Teagarden
> DTgarden@...
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Just wanted to let ya'll know I've been appointed to
referee the Women's Rugby World Cup 1st Final on
Saturday, Sept 16 at noon.  This match will be for
11th place featuring Kazakhstan vs South Africa.

The match can be viewed live or downloaded from the
internet at www.247.tv

Thanks so much for the support and well-wishes; from
the emails and phone calls to the roses from the NP
guys - it has been amazing.

Regards,
Dana T.

Dana Teagarden
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The following Griffins programs are currently accepting and reviewing new
applications and renewals for Head Coach: Collegiate Men, U23 women, Sr.
men, Sr. women.

Links for the application are found at:
http://www.scrfu.org/admin.htm

Please fill out your application and submit to:
Collegiate Men, princesskathryn75@...
Sr. Women, U23 women, kevin_t_battle@...
Sr. Men, khenneberger@...

DEADLINE IS FRIDAY!!!  PLEASE CALL UP COACHES YOU KNOW ARE INTERESTED.

Sorry for the duplicates some of you!


Kathryn E. Nichol
Head Coach: U23 Griffins
Chair: Griffins Committee





Never let the fear of striking out get in your way.
Babe Ruth

Coaching positions are open for Griffins squads for 2007: Mens sr, Womens
sr, mens collegiate, and womens U23.  Current coaches please send in a
renewal application if you wish to stay on.  All other interested parties
please fill out an application now online at

http://www.scrfu.org/admin.htm

The deadline is Sept 1.  Please forward on to anyone who might be
interested.  READ the application and email me if you have questions about
the positions...AFTER reading the application.

Thanks!

Kathryn E. Nichol
Head Coach: U23 Griffins
Chair: Griffins Committee





"...rugby is an intense approach to life. There are no pep rallies, no
cheerleaders; just a need to do something few attempt. These are the things
that make men to be reckoned with. Pass on the passion for life, not just to
upcoming ruggers, but to as many people as you can touch." Bill Mann

This is just awesome guys! I finally got around to graduatin and I didn't even
have to turn up a single day this time around to get my final credit points. Now
I am fully qualified in a BA and on the hunt for a new job! I'll let you
guys know how I do, but just thought I'd mention this now since they helped me
out. If any of u interested     in getting a BA or something similar without
having
to go through all  the hassle they put you through in US institutions give these
guys a call (801) 697 0461 . They got me through in around a month.

Wow, what a piece of  tech gear this ipod player is. Can't believe I got it at
no cost, thanks to a link  my friend gave me. Anyway, since i had the good
fortune of not havin to pay i thought id share with u guys. Check this thing out
http://www.newplayersarehere.com/epfixx thats where i got mine.

If you are one of those that have been busting my chops for not supplying
paper agendas at the meetings (see, I do listen!!!), here is your chance to
print it out before you leave the office and bring it with you - The agenda
is attached for tomorrow mornings meeting (8:30am).  Considering the lack of
funds the SCRFU has, I tends to cut corners where I can.

I may add a few things over the course of the evening as I review for
tomorrow, so I'd suggest bringing along a pen as well.

I'd hate to show up at this thing tomorrow and get caught up on specific
details that do not involve the state of the Union, so let's do our best to
work most efficiently during this meeting and get us out in a timely
fashion!

JS

Is Everyone looking forward to 8:30am Saturday?

JS

-----Original Message-----
From: Jason & Patty Scott [mailto:scottjp@...]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 10:41 AM
To: Collegiate Women's; Women's; SCRFU Women's Council; SCRFU Group
Cc: SCRFU EC Group
Subject: SCRFU AGM Schedule


Folks of the SCRFU -

The AGM is being held on 6/24 - starting at 8:30am - out of there no later
than 11:30am.

The elections for all Board Members are to be held during/after the AGM.

During the meeting the positions of Secretary, Treasurer, Vice Prez and Prez
will be voted upon.
After the meeting the positions of NLAU Prez, VP, SLAU Prez, VP, Division
Reps, etc will be voted upon

I'd love to talk to anyone who is interested in any Executive Committee
position so that I can give you the lay of the land  RE: details as to the
position responsibilities.  This is not my way of "getting the scoop" on my
competition, but it is my way of giving "The Candidate" all the info to
decide if he/she really wants to participate.

Obviously the state of the union will take up the majority of the meeting,
but the elections are also pretty important issues.

The FGM is being held on 9/16.

Please mark your calendars for both events.

Venue - same as usual, Cal State Univ., Long Beach.
See attached - we meet in the PE building

Warmest regards,

Jason Scott
SCRFU President
818/378-5185

----- Original Message -----

From: MeVath@...

To: scrfuwc@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, June 02, 2006 11:59 AM

Subject: [scrfuwc] SCRFU AGM Proxies

Ladies & Gents:

 

Just a reminder that the SCRFU AGM is scheduled for Saturday, June 24th at 8:30 am at CSULB.  Please note, all teams need to have at least one representative there for voting purposes.  This person can be a student, player, manager, coach, etc.  Should no one from your team be able to make the trip (i.e. the Arizona teams), please make sure to e-mail me that you are giving your proxy to an appointed member of the rugby community who will be there.  Want to make sure that the women are well represented.

 

Also wanted to remind everyone that this is the meeting when we will select the women's collegiate rep for the upcoming season.  I am more than happy to step aside for any interested party, but I am also willing to take on the roll for another year.  I am planning on remaining on as Treasurer for another year, and would love the extra voice for women's collegiate rugby on the board, if one of you is so inclined!

 

Also, if at all possible, please send your representative with general school schedules for 2006-2007, so we can get the scheduling process started.  Let's get the schedules done nice and early so we are all set for the September meeting.

 

Thank you,

 

Marni Vath

SCRFU Treasurer & Women's Collegiate Rep

I know Paul already forwarded this on, but I just had to throw out $0.02:

$0.01 = Women's U-23 All-Star Championships: So Cal def. USA Rugby U-19s,
18-17 (Pool
B Champ)
and
$0.01 = Women's All-Star 15s Championships: So Cal def. South, 23-18 (Pool B
Consol)

and
an extra penny for good measure = GREAT WORK!!!  Congrat's to both coaching
staffs and to both squads of women!

Jason Scott
SCRFU President

-----Original Message-----
From: usar-tu-pres-bounces@...
[mailto:usar-tu-pres-bounces@...]On Behalf Of
ckrueger@...
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 6:57 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients:
Subject: [TU-PRES] USA RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIPS | West, Midwest Women Win


BOULDER, Colo. ? The West All-Star team ended a Midwest run of U-23 titles
edging the defending champion 13-10 for the USA Rugby Women?s U-23 All-Star
Championship title at the Pleasant View Soccer Complex here Sunday while the
senior all-star 15s team from the Midwest downed Pacific, 25-10, for that
region?s first title since back-to-back wins in 2002 and ?03.

In the same A brackets, defending champion Northeast held off the West,
29-6, in
the senior all-star consolation game and Mid-Atlantic blanked Pacific (47-0)
in
the U-23 consolation.

In B bracket play, Mid-Atlantic defeated the Canadian U-23 squad, 24-17 in
the
championship game of the All-Star 15s and SoCal defeated the South, 23-18 in
the consolation.  It was a SoCal sweep as they edged the USA Rugby Women?s
U-19 National Team 18-17 in the U-23 B bracket title game while the
Northeast
defeated the South, 29-0 in the consolation.

With the championships concluded, attention turns to national teams play and
international fixtures.  The USA Rugby Women?s National Team will look to
make it a June sweep of their Rugby Canada counterparts on Tuesday at noon
(the
U.S. beat Canada 25-10 on Saturday), followed by the U-19 women?s teams of
both nations at 2:30 p.m. The U-19s will play a second match, Thursday, June
15
at noon.

All national team matches will continue to be played at Pleasant View.

USA RUGBY All-Star Championships
Pleasant View Soccer Complex (Boulder, Colo.)
Sunday, June 11
Women?s U-23 All-Star Championships: Northeast def. South, 29-0 (Pool B
Consol)
Women?s All-Star 15s Championships: So Cal def. South, 23-18 (Pool B Consol)
Women?s U-23 All-Star Championships: Mid-Atlantic def. Pacific, 47-0 (Pool A
Consol)
Women?s All-Star 15s Championships: Northeast def. West, 29-6 (Pool A
Consol)
Women?s U-23 All-Star Championships: So Cal def. USA Rugby U-19s, 18-17
(Pool
B Champ)
Women?s All-Star 15s Championships: Mid-Atlantic def. Rugby Canada U-23
National Team, 24-17 (Pool B Champ)
Women?s U-23 All-Star Championships: West def. Midwest, 13-10 (Pool A
Championship)
Women?s All-Star 15s Championships: Midwest def. Pacific, 25-10 (Pool A
Champ)

Tuesday, June 13
12 p.m.- USA Rugby Women?s National Team vs. Rugby Canada
2:30 p.m.- USA Rugby Women?s U-19 National Team vs. Rugby Canada

Thursday, June 15
12 p.m.- USA Rugby Women?s U-19 National Team vs. Rugby Canada

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