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| − | The ONLY collegiate team to ever win the prestigious Aspen Ruggerfest Tournament. | + | The ONLY collegiate team to ever win the prestigious Aspen Ruggerfest Tournament. It’s been years since I’ve looked at a picture with Sqdn Ldrs Stables and Reynolds – two great individuals. I always said that, especially for someone like me who had never played rugby until the Academy, it was extremely beneficial to learn the sport from gentlemen who had grown up with it and played it most of their lives. They knew the history, traditions, and values that rugby entailed and it was always a pleasure to learn about the game from them. . Scott Hente |
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| − | It’s been years since I’ve looked at a picture with Sqdn Ldrs Stables and Reynolds – two great individuals. I always said that, especially for someone like me who had never played rugby until the Academy, it was extremely beneficial to learn the sport from gentlemen who had grown up with it and played it most of their lives. They knew the history, traditions, and values that rugby entailed and it was always a pleasure to learn about the game from them. . Scott Hente | ||
Latest revision as of 15:36, 17 September 2024
The ONLY collegiate team to ever win the prestigious Aspen Ruggerfest Tournament. It’s been years since I’ve looked at a picture with Sqdn Ldrs Stables and Reynolds – two great individuals. I always said that, especially for someone like me who had never played rugby until the Academy, it was extremely beneficial to learn the sport from gentlemen who had grown up with it and played it most of their lives. They knew the history, traditions, and values that rugby entailed and it was always a pleasure to learn about the game from them. . Scott Hente
