Difference between revisions of "Portal:1977 Spring Men/Post Season"
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Joe Bulmer - Phoenix RFC | Joe Bulmer - Phoenix RFC | ||
| − | John Herd - Davis Monthan RFC | + | John Herd - Davis Monthan RFC, Old Pueblo Rugby Club |
| − | Jet Wales - Davis Monthan RFC, Wright Patterson RFC | + | Jet Wales - Davis Monthan RFC, Wright Patterson RFC, Old Pueblo RFC |
| + | Roger Smith - Mississippi State RFC | ||
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| + | Mac (Roy) Sikes) - Mississippi State RFC, Old Pueblo Rugby Club, Miami Trident's RFC | ||
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| + | John Haslett - Miami Trident's RFC | ||
== Selected to Representative Teams == | == Selected to Representative Teams == | ||
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Barney Ballenger - AF Academy, Combined Services U-23 87 | Barney Ballenger - AF Academy, Combined Services U-23 87 | ||
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| + | == As a Team == | ||
| + | After the England trip and 77 spring season, a group of the 77 players (Eddie, Murph, Pete Bonanni, Jack Ivy, Jet Wales, Joey Bulmer, and Mac (Roy Sikes)) formed a non-academy 7s team named the "Ambassadors" (just a little tongue-in-cheek) to play in the Western Regional Tournament in Denver. We made it to the Semi-finals, not bad for only having one practice and no coach. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:39, 22 July 2019
Contents
Post Season Selections
All Colorado State XV
Barney Ballinger '77
Keith Wilkinson '78
Post Graduation Involvement
As a Player
Joe Bulmer - Phoenix RFC
John Herd - Davis Monthan RFC, Old Pueblo Rugby Club
Jet Wales - Davis Monthan RFC, Wright Patterson RFC, Old Pueblo RFC
Roger Smith - Mississippi State RFC
Mac (Roy) Sikes) - Mississippi State RFC, Old Pueblo Rugby Club, Miami Trident's RFC
John Haslett - Miami Trident's RFC
Selected to Representative Teams
Jet Wales - Combined Services (81)
Starting Other Teams:
Dan Jarka, Minot AFB
As a Referee
As a Coach
Barney Ballenger - AF Academy, Combined Services U-23 87
As a Team
After the England trip and 77 spring season, a group of the 77 players (Eddie, Murph, Pete Bonanni, Jack Ivy, Jet Wales, Joey Bulmer, and Mac (Roy Sikes)) formed a non-academy 7s team named the "Ambassadors" (just a little tongue-in-cheek) to play in the Western Regional Tournament in Denver. We made it to the Semi-finals, not bad for only having one practice and no coach.
