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Details

Date Time League Season
March 25 2:00 pm Men's Club Rugby Spring 2017

Venue

Memorial Field

Results

TeamTriesConversionsPenatly KicksDrop KicksPointsOutcome
Harrisburg Men211015Loss
Phoenixville Whitehorse RFC Men410022Win

Harrisburg Men

# Player Position T C PK DK
1Brian KatarskiProp0000
2Jeff IulianoHooker0000
3Cody FultonProp0000
4Leonard Stewart 16Lock0000
5Jesse Kint 17Lock0000
6Dean Harmon 19Flanker0000
7Scott Moore 21Flanker0000
8Bennet MallonNumber Eight0000
9Chris BarberScrum-half0000
10Reid LarsonFly-half0000
11John Scheidemann 20Wing0000
12Jeff LancioneCentre0000
13Ian NisleyCentre1 (54')1 (55')1 (47')0
14Adam Bingnear 18Wing0000
15Peter TantilloFull-back0000
16Eric Jones 4Lock1 (32')000
17Scott Strelec 5Lock0000
18Steve Yameogo 14Wing0000
19Andres Vazquez 22Prop0000
20Gunner Marsh 11Wing0000
21Bradley Slagle 7Flanker0000
22Eric Kovac 19Prop0000
 Total 2110

Phoenixville Whitehorse RFC Men

Position T C PK DK
 4100
T
2
4
C
1
1
PK
1
0
DK
0
0

Recap

It’s official!!! The Spring season has begun. This past weekend the entire HRFC family participated in the Annual Shade Cup. In memory of former Men’s team coach, Dennis Shade. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the man, he loved Rugby, not just for the sport but also for the international camaraderie. He is missed.

The Men took the field on a beautiful March Saturday to play a playoff bound Whitehorse Team. Starting strong, the Boys pressed the Attack. Spurred on by several quick strike runs, the Burg was close to a try on multiple occasions during the first half. But it was defense that ruled the first half. Playing stout, Harrisburg held a potent attack at bay for most of the first half. Unfortunately, Whitehorse went up 0-5 around 30 mins into the first half. Once again the men pressed the attack and for the remainder of the half, played in opposition territory.

At half, Coach Scooter made some personnel changes and the boys took the field as they left it, stealing the opening kick and putting White Horse on their heals. Then with a beautiful play from a scrum, Reid sent a skip pass to Jeff who made a nice break. The surge resulted in Eggy finally triangulating his kicks to convert a penalty. The Boys were on the board and looking for more. Later in the half, with their backs against the wall, Big Blue made another nice break on another skip pass to Jeff. On the next set piece, Eggy used a dummy pass to set up a nice 50 meter scramble for the first try of the season.

Unfortunately, as time wore on, the Burg wore down. Though the Boys still fought on and had some more missed opportunities, they could not find pay dirt. In the end, they fell 10-22 in a game that was closer than the score showed. Well fought match fellas.