The National Maul
Martin Pengelly's Substack about rugby in America, because that's (some of) what he writes about for money.
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'Pulling the game together' is in everyone's interest – but US college orgs are still far apart
Action from the NCR All-Star tournament in Atlanta in January. Pic: NCR
It’s a curse of any writer or editor’s life that news doesn’t respect deadlines. Like shit, news simply happens, regardless of whether a podcast recording is just done...
'We need six teams to make it happen': MLR, the end of Anthem and hopes for next year
Campbell Robb in action for Anthem RC. Picture: MLR
Major League Rugby has completed its slate of awards, after the end of season nine. Anthem RC hooker Campbell Robb was Rookie of the Year; Old Glory DC fly-half Jason Robertson was Comeba...
'Building to something bigger': Eagles errors, demanding fans, and the place for brutal honesty
Perry Mayo attacks against Zimbabwe. Picture: Greg Sabin/USA Rugby
One of my favorite lines in movie history is from Preston Sturges’s The Palm Beach Story and it goes like this: “That's one of the tragedies of this life – that the men who...
'An honest, brutal week': US Eagles men and women set for next big tests in a busy summer
Elizabeth Cook carries the ball for the Eagles. Picture: USA Rugby
The US Eagles men opened the new World Rugby Nations Cup by beating Portugal 30-29 in a thriller in Denver but my favorite moment of a very entertaining game was on the fac...
'Strength of diversity': Eagles leaders – and me – on July 4, American rugby and what it all means
The US Eagles sing the anthem. Picture: Paris Malone/USA Rugby
Like any national coach, Scott Lawrence of the men’s US Eagles watched his squad for this month’s internationals come together in stages, those from MLR as the play-offs progre...
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Martin Pengelly is a Washington-based reporter and editor. This is his Substack about rugby in the US. His first book, Brotherhood: When West Point Rugby Went To War, is published by Godine.
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