May 19, 2012 from 5:30pm to 8pm – Loyalist Rugby club
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Hi folks,
it's been such a busy week filled with such exciting stories that I thought it best to go back to a trusted old format to recap it all.
It's been a busy week at the clubhouse with practice in full swing and an election thrown in there for good measure (the club was a polling station) but the big news was coming in from around the world.
To begin with, over the weekend, 3 Loyalists, Chris Aaen, Rob Johns, and Brian Jones, saw months of tedious preparation come to its culmination as they began their trek through the deserts of Jordan as part of the Racing the Planet endurance racing series. This insanity includes 6 stages over 7 days and 250km. All 3 completed stage 1 but RJ and Jonesy both withdrew during stage 2 with heat related ailments. Aaen has continued on and, at the time of this post, should be close to the finish of stage 5, the Long March, a 90km double shot (update - he completed stage 5!). Full results can be found…
ContinuePosted by Scott MacAfee on May 14, 2012 at 6:32am 0 Comments 0 Likes
hello from jordon, well just finished race today, 40 kms approx 40 degrees.9 hours and yes a serious but kicking , mine, and our teams for the most part. None us have got any sleep in three days with jet leg so race got off to rough start. about 5 kms in rj got some really bad nausea so we had to slow down and wait to see what was wrong,he looked a little under the weather so aaen and i went ahead and sent back the medic and water. rj got squared away and seemed ti impove, but was in for a really long day; aaen and i were a little concerned but not sure what to do, so we would walk with him and then go ahead and wait at check point for him. this was basically the rest of the day. rj seemed to improve but had to maintain a slower pace, so we did as well. i was feeling pretty good till the last five kms, laboured pretty bad and basically had to sit down 50 yards from the finsh line, yep thats right 50 yards, and stayed for 10 minuites. just couldnt get up.. feeling better now but…
ContinuePosted by Simon Pacey on May 9, 2012 at 12:01pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Canada No 8 Jebb Sinclair has been included on the DHL Stormers bench for Saturday’s Vodacom Super Rugby clash against the Toyota Cheetahs at Newlands.
The London Irish loose-forward has been released to the Stormers on loan. He arrived in Cape Town on an overnight flight from London and went straight to training at the Western Province High Performance Institute on Wednesday.
“As you know we needed players because of the injuries to the loose-forwards,” said coach Allister Coetzee in…
Posted by Blake Edwards on April 11, 2012 at 10:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
If your kid(s) likes FUN, exercise, socializing, meeting new people, learning new skills and game then U12 Co-Ed Non-Contact Tag Rugby is for them.
When: Every Sat, 10-11:30am from May 19th to June 30th.
Where: Loyalist Rugby Park, 65 Cityview Ave (Off Main st, northside, beside the dog park)
Who: Girls and boys ages 8-12
What: Co-ed tag rugby
Cost: 25 per player, includes t-shirt
Daily Structure:
10-10:35 -Practice (skills and fun games)
10:35-10:50- Refreshments
10:50-11:30-Tag house league game
House League Schedule (dependent on number of players/teams)
Will be made closer to the date.
For more information or to register please email:
capitalregiontagrugby@gmail.com
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