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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‘The answer is money. What’s the question?’ After Boks v All Blacks, what next for US rugby?
It’s coming… home? Picture: MP.
If you were at the Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale,” Shane Young said, “you heard me on stage say, ‘The answer is money. You tell me what the question is.’” Last Saturday, after lunch at Luna Del Sea, a fine...
‘They saw the passion of the people of South Africa and New Zealand’: Siya Kolisi, and others, on battle in Baltimore and selling rugby in the US
Siya Kolisi sings the South African national anthem. Picture: MP
The All Blacks and the Springboks would both like to be every American rugby fan’s second-favorite team. In Baltimore, at a World Rugby media session, their chief executives...
‘Look over the names – and say a quick prayer to all those lost on September 11th – including our rugby brothers’
The 9/11 Memorial in New York City. Photo: Kyle Fritz on Unsplash.
A quarter of a century ago, on September 27, 2001, Bill Jackman, West Point class of ’64, sent out the 17th edition of his Army Rugby Alumni Newsletter. After the game repo...
‘Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry’ is coming to Baltimore – but does All Blacks v Springboks own that title?
South Africa await the All Blacks’ haka. Picture: Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry.
All Blacks v Springboks in Baltimore is a week away and of course I’m looking forward to kick-off, which I’ll be lucky enough to see from the press box. The four-g...
‘Would-be Vikings’ or just born leaders: why some American rugby players tend to ascend
The new superintendent of West Point, Lt. Gen. James B. Bartholomees III, played rugby as a cadet. As described by the Army Rugby Legacy Ledger newsletter, as “a member of the class of 1995, Bartholomees played second row for Army Rugby inc...
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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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