9/9/19 – Unofficial Iowa League Results

Unofficial results from the weekend – Posted by Iowa Rugby Union Originally

D3
Bucks over Omaha
Des Moines over Iowa City

D4
Iowa falls over river city
Northeast Iowa over Des Moines D4

Friendlies 
Quad cities over Cedar Rapids

Women’s
Great day of rugby! Two dozen women ready to play!!

Rugby is a great game and a great culture, let’s all work to make this game better for all of Iowa and all Iowans.

Weekend Opener against Mason City IFRFC 36 – RC 17

The Iowa Falls Rugby Club opened their Fall League competition September 7 against River City of Mason City at the local pitch. Iowa Falls quickly took the lead in the first 4 minutes with Willem Dreyer crashing through four tackles for a 5 point lead. The pace of the match changed to back and forth offensive attacks until River City’s wing scrampered around IFRFC’s defense to lead 5 – 7. Jake Miller was able to recapture the momentum with a try shortly before half time Iowa Falls leading 10 – 7.The second half scoring quickly continued with Craig Pruismann, Markey Felix , and Justin Liekweg adding tries to push the score to 29 – 7. River City was able to add two late tries with Justin Liekweg adding another try for the local club for IFRFC victory 36 – 17. The Iowa Falls Rugby Club ‘s next match is September 14 in Des Moines.

46th Annual All Iowa Rugby Tournament Schedule

Here it is. The triple-final 2019 All Iowa game schedule. Note this year we are hosting the Midwest Western division LAU Select Side games on Field 1. Come on down to Iowa Falls and support the Iowa rugby community and be part of the fastest-growing sport in the country!

History: Largest All Iowa Tournament – 2002

Ran across a piece of interesting history today when someone asked me about the largest All Iowa Tournament we ever hosted in Iowa Falls. 2002 was the year, 34 teams and 55 games scheduled. These show pairings, results, referee names and the teams that did not attend. UNI men and Women were playing for National Titles. 
Teams like Gopher College, Quad City Irish, Altoona Wolfpack, Jones County, Grinnell, Coe College, Central College, Drake and Dubuque were still with us. 
Great Rugby memories!

Spring Season 2019

Gentlemen, Get those boots out and ready for the 2019 Spring season. We will be traveling to Platteville Wisconsin on April 6th for a one day tournament. This tournament will be great for new recruits to get some playing time! The bus will be ready for the 2 1/2 hour haul so we can all enjoy each others company! #GOGREEN
April 6th : @ Platteville Wisconsin
April 20th: @ Cedar Rapids
May 4th & 5th All Iowa Tournament

All Iowa Rugby Tournament 2019 – Iowa Falls, IA

All Iowa Rugby Tournament….. Outside Iowa Teams Welcome!

Here it is. The triple-final 2019 All Iowa game schedule. Note this year we are hosting the Midwest Western division LAU Select Side games on Field 1. Come on down to Iowa Falls and support the Iowa rugby community and be part of the fastest growing sport in the country!

Contact:
Jim Gillespie for more information at 641-373-1795
or email: gillespie@camspray.com to get the entry forms.

Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/2259519734322582/

MAY 4th and 5th
IOWA FALLS RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB

As always free camping Friday and Saturday night
Free Showers and firewood…. And always a good time.

The Iowa Falls Rugby Club would like to invite you to attend the 46th Annual All Iowa Rugby Tournament. It was determined to use the Saturday 15’s – Sunday 7’s format for the All Iowa to be held in Iowa Falls May 4-5 2019. We will be encouraging out of state teams to join us again this year. This format embodies a festival atmosphere and as always we are planning for great camping weather, free firewood and showers to make your weekend even more memorable!

Cedar Rapids takes win against IFRFC at home, 12 – 35

The Iowa Falls Rugby Club opened their fall competition Saturday, August 25 at the local pitch against the Cedar Rapids Headhunters. Cedar Rapids scored quickly to lead 0-7. Iowa Falls’ Marky Felix scored but Cedar Rapids added a try before halftime, Iowa Falls trailing 5 – 14. The second half started with Jacob Mello scoring a try with Justin Liekweg converting to trail 12 – 14.  A go-ahead try was disallowed by referee call. Momentum then shifted to the Cedar Rapids team as they scored three unanswered tries for the final tally 12 – 35. The Club’s next match is September 8 at 11 AM at Des Moines.