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Upcoming Events in PNRFU

admin — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 01:00:10 +0000

This is a list of Upcoming Events in PNRFU for the Spring of 2012. If you have something that you would like added to this page, please let us know.

January 28th, 2012
Women’s Rugby Clinic
Magnuson Park - Seattle, WA
Contact: Hannah @ wadsworth.hannah@gmail.com

January 28th, 2012
Rugby Referee - Level 1 Officiating Intro Course
University of Puget Sound - Tacoma, WA
Contact: Jim Kautz @ jkautz@comcast.net

February 12th, 2012
Rugby Referee - Level 1 Officiating Intro Course
Gonzaga University - Spokane, WA
Contact: Jim Kautz @ jkautz@comcast.net

February 25th, 2012
Mayors Cup - Willamette vs OSU
Seaside, OR
Contact: Mike Scott @ mjspdx@aol.com

April 7th & 8th, 2012
Men’s DII PNRFU Playoffs
Hosted by Valley Rugby Club
Contact: Jake Powell @ jakepowell9@gmail.com

April 14th & 15th, 2012
Men’s DIII PNRFU Playoffs
Hosted by TBD
Contact: Mike Farris @ pnrfusecretary@yahoo.com

April 21st & 22nd, 2012
Men’s DII & DIII PacCoast Playoffs
Hosted by Portland Rugby Club @ Northgate Park
Contact: Royle Johnson @ president@portlandrugby.org

August 11th, 2012 ????
3rd Annual Kitsap Fishbowl
Port Orchard, WA
Contact: Tevya @ 360-981-0056

August 25th, 2012
9th Annual Cascade Classic
Pine Nursery Park - Bend, OR
Contact: Tanner @ ruckem@live.com

October 13th, 2012 ????
BabbFest 2011
The Farm - West Linn, OR
Contact: Jenn at womensfixtures@orsu.org

Teams “Not In Good Standing” with PNRFU

admin — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 01:00:14 +0000

Is your team on this list, has your team taken care of your club registration, your player CIPP, your referee fee’s and your PNRFU dues?

Any person that takes the field in any match ( league, friendly, social or 7’s) to play rugby must be CIPP’ed. Any club that takes the field (league, friendly, social or 7’s) must be registered with USA Rugby. Each club must be registered with PNRFU and current with there dues.

Teams “Not in Good Standing with PNRFU” as of December 7th 2011. Please make arrangements to take care of these items, with Shannon Nielsen at rugbygoddess@hotmail.com

Microsoft Men - Dues / 4 CIPP
OPSB Men - Dues / 2 CIPP / Registration
Northwest Outlaws - 7 CIPP
Seattle Men - Dues (Pending)
Boise State Univ. - Dues / Registration
Idaho State Univ. - Dues

Teams that are “Not In Good Standing with PNRRS” as of July 2011. Please make arrangements to take care of these items, with Ron Myers at rmyers_iv@hotmail.com

~ All PNRFU Teams are current at this time.

New’s from USA Rugby & IRB

admin — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 01:00:46 +0000

Current 2011 IRB Law Rulings

2011 IRB Ruling # 1 (June)

Front Row
Replacements 13.12 (b)

This Ruling addresses the questions raised when some or
all front replacements have been used and further front row replacements are needed
due to injury. The question was framed
in terms of non-contested scrums, although the answer goes beyond just that
circumstance.

When a front row player has to be replaced:

·
If there is a front row reserve that has not
been used, he must be used even if this causes the referee to order non-contested
scrums.

·
If all the front row reserves have been used,
but there is a front row player who was substituted out (tactical change) still
available, that player must be used rather than any other player even if the
referee has to order non-contested scrums.

This addresses the situation where the front row reserve
available is not trained for that particular position (e.g. the second hooker
is injured and the remaining reserves are only trained to prop). The IRB is saying that it is better to have a player with front row
experience, even in non-contested scrums, than some other player.

2011 IRB Ruling #
2 (November)

Going to ground in
a maul – Law 17

This Ruling addresses the rights and responsibilities of
players in a maul when the player in possession of the ball goes to ground
voluntarily.

BE SURE THERE IS A MAUL.
Recognize the difference between a true maul and a “standing tackle”
situation.

Before getting into the details, there are four points
which must be emphasized:

·
Referees must be sure the player with the ball
went to ground by choice. Collapsing a
maul is not an acceptable way to achieve a turnover.

·
This does not produce a tackle situation and
Tackle Law should not be applied.

·
A player going to ground with the ball does not automatically
turn the maul into a ruck. A ruck
happens only if the requirements for a ruck are met – ball is on (touching) the
ground and players are on their feet over it in physical contact.

When a player in possession goes to ground and the ball
has touched the ground (and the other ruck requirements have been met), Ruck
Law applies and all players must release the ball and refrain from handling it,
and if on the ground they must move away.

When a player in possession goes to ground in a maul and
the ball has not touched the ground, the ball must be made available
immediately [17.6 (g)]. Otherwise a
scrum or a penalty is awarded depending on the actions of the players.

·
The player in possession has the right to TRY to
go to ground with the ball. This right
is not guaranteed without restriction, but is affected by the circumstances.

·
The opponents have an equal right to try to keep
the player with the ball up, and/or to try to take the ball away.

·
Once
the ball carrier is on the ground (“kneeling or sitting” as stated in the
Ruling), things change. The player in possession is no longer legally part of
the maul. [Definition of Maul]

·
The
player with the ball now has an obligation to make the ball immediately
available if able to do so. [17.2 (d)]

·
But
an opponent who is holding the ball doesn’t have to let go. So if that’s the
case, the ball carrier must release or face sanctions.

·
There is no obligation to roll away (unless a
ruck forms).

So if a player with the ball goes to ground and a ruck
does not form, the ball must be out immediately. The onus is on the player who is on the
ground to make the ball available.

The
key decision points for the referee are:

·
Was the maul collapsed illegally?

·
Did the ball touch the ground, forming a ruck?

·
If not a ruck, is the ball immediately
available?

·
If not, is there fault or was it simply the
circumstances?

2011 IRB Ruling #
3 (November)

Offside under the
10-meter Law – 11.4

This Ruling addresses how the offside status of teammates
of the kicker is changed by a charge-down or other type of play by the
receiving team.

When a ball that was kicked in open play is touched or
played by an opponent, the act of playing or touching it (willfully) puts
offside teammates of the kicker onside [11.3(c)] EXCEPT a player who is offside
under the 10-meter Law [11.4]. There is
an exception which says that a charge-down puts all of the kicker’s teammates
onside including those within ten meters [11.4(f)].

The question and the response in essence come down to one
thing – was it a
charge-down or was it simply a touching/playing of the ball. That is what the referee needs to determine
when the ball is kicked and then touches or is played by an opponent.

The first part of the Ruling expands on and clarifies
what was a somewhat murky definition of a charge-down:

THE ACT OF A CHARGE-DOWN IS ONE WHERE AN OPPOSITION
PLAYER NOT IN POSSESSION OF THE BALL APPROACHES A KICKER AT CLOSE QUARTERS
AND MAKES AN ATTEMPT TO BLOCK THE KICK.

This is a little clearer than what is in the Law Book in
that it restricts a charge-down to “close quarters”.

2011 IRB Ruling #
4 (November)

Ball lost forward
as a result of actions by an opponent.

This question asked about situations where an opponent
“rips” the ball from a ball carrier.
There were scenarios offered that looked at the ball coming out and
going in a couple of different directions.
The answer was expansive enough to cover other actions such as punching
the ball out of a ball carrier’s grasp.

The IRB’s response is a significant change from what has
been fairly common practice both in the US and around the world, which was to
hold the ball carrier responsible for maintaining possession. The decision of knock-on or not a knock-on
was made solely with respect to the ball carrier and the direction the ball
went in (towards or away from the opponent’s dead ball line).

As a result of this Ruling, referees need to determine if the ball came out of the
ball carrier’s grasp by an action of an opponent. If the opponent caused the ball to come out,
then the knock-on or not a knock-on responsibility falls on
the opponent of the ball carrier. Please
note that this action must be the direct cause of the ball coming loose. A ball carrier who loses the ball forward when
he/she hits the ground has still committed a knock-on.

IN EACH OF THE SCENARIOS OUTLINED THE BALL CARRIER IS NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSING POSSESSION (and therefore the knock-on was caused by the
opponent).

Peter Watson

USA Rugby Law
Committee

Pacific Northwest - Pacific Coast - USA Rugby Dues

admin — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 01:00:38 +0000

The Pacific Northwest Rugby Union Football Union will bill each team / club for there PNRFU Dues, during the Fall Season each year. Dues for the 2011 - 2012 playing season are due by September 15th 2011.

Pacific Northwest Rugby Football Union - Required Dues
Collegiate: $500.00 per team
Senior: $600.00 per team

Pacific Coast Rugby Football Union - Not Required This Year
Collegiate: $0.00 per player
Senior: $0.00 per player

USA Rugby - Required Dues
Collegiate: $40.00
Senior: $45.00

USA Rugby dues are collected during the CIPP registration, via the USA Rugby website.

For all PNRFU billing questions, payments and other treasury information contact:

Shannon Nielsen
PNRFU Treasurer
P.O. Box 7239
Tacoma, WA. 98417
rugbygoddess@hotmail.com

PNRFU League Champions

admin — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:00:24 +0000

Past PNRFU League Champions in Senior Men, Senior Women, Collegiate Men, Collegiate Women and Youth. If you find anything that needs correction, please let us know.

Senior Men - Division I
2010 Champion - No DI teams in PNRFU
2009 Champion - No DI teams in PNRFU
2008 Champion - No DI teams in PNRFU
2007 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2006 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2005 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - ORSU
2004 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - ORSU
2003 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - ORSU
2002 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - ORSU
2001 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - ORSU
2000 Champion - Beach / 2nd Place - Seattle

Senior Men - Division II
2010 Champion - Portland / 2nd Place - ORSU
2009 Champion - Snake River / 2nd Place - Pacific Rover
2008 Champion - Portland / 2nd Place - Snake River
2007 Champion - Snake River / 2nd Place - Portland
2006 Champion - ORSU / 2nd Place - Valley
2005 Champion - Tacoma / 2nd Place - Snake River
2004 Champion - Tacoma / 2nd Place - Snake River
2003 Champion - Snake River / 2nd Place - Valley
2002 Champion - Snake River / 2nd Place - Valley
2001 Champion - Eastside / 2nd Place - Tacoma
2000 Champion - Tacoma / 2nd Place - Eastside

Senior Men - Division III
2010 Champion - Budd Bay / 2nd Place - Quake
2009 Champion - Budd Bay / 2nd Place - Corvalis
2008 Champion - Budd Bay / 2nd Place - ORSU III
2007 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Eugene
2006 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Eugene
2005 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Budd Bay
2004 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Eugene
2003 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Eugene
2002 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Eugene
2001 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Eugene
2000 Champion - Bend / 2nd Place - Eugene

Senior Women - Division I
2010 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2009 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2008 Champion - ORSU / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2007 Champion - ORSU / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2006 Champion - ORSU / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2005 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - ORSU
2004 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2003 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2002 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2001 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Mudhens
2000 Champion - Seattle / 2nd Place - Mudhens

Senior Women - Division II
2010 Champion - Budd Bay / 2nd Place - Portland

Collegiate Men - Division I
2010 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - Washington State
2009 Champion - Central Washington / 2nd Place - University Washington
2008 Champion - Central Washington / 2nd Place - University Washington
2007 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - Central Washington
2006 Champion - Washington State / 2nd Place - Central Washington
2005 Champion - University Washington / 2nd Place - Oregon State
2004 Champion - University Washington / 2nd Place - Washington State
2003 Champion - University Washington / 2nd Place - Washington State
2002 Champion - University Washington / 2nd Place - Central Washington
2001 Champion - University Washington / 2nd Place - Oregon State
2000 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - Central Washington

Collegiate Men - Division II
2010 Champion - University Idaho / 2nd Place - Western Oregon
2009 Champion - Western Oregon / 2nd Place - Eastern Washington
2008 Champion - Western Washington / 2nd Place - Western Oregon
2007 Champion - Western Washington / 2nd Place - Eastern Washington
2006 Champion - Western Oregon / 2nd Place - Eastern Washington
2005 Champion - University Montana / 2nd Place - Western Oregon
2004 Champion - Western Oregon / 2nd Place - Idaho State
2003 Champion - Idaho State / 2nd Place - Western Oregon
2002 Champion - Reed / 2nd Place - Idaho State
2001 Champion - Reed / 2nd Place - Idaho State
2000 Champion - Reed / 2nd Place - Idaho State

Collegiate Women - Division I
2010 Champion - University Oregon / 2nd Place - Oregon State
2009 Champion - University Oregon / 2nd Place - Oregon State
2008 Champion - University Oregon / 2nd Place - Oregon State
2007 Champion - University Oregon / 2nd Place - Oregon State
2006 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - University Oregon
2005 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - University Oregon
2004 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - University Oregon
2003 Champion - University Oregon / 2nd Place - Reed
2002 Champion - Reed / 2nd Place - University Oregon
2001 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - University Oregon
2000 Champion - Oregon State / 2nd Place - Reed

Collegiate Women - Division II
2010 Champion - Western Washington / 2nd Place - Washington State
2009 Champion - Washington State / 2nd Place - Western Washington
2008 Champion - Western Washington / 2nd Place - Washington State
2007 Champion - Western Oregon / 2nd Place - Central Washington
2006 Champion - Western Oregon / 2nd Place - Central Washington
2005 Champion - Western Oregon / 2nd Place - Central Washington

U19 Boys - Division I
2010 Champion -
2009 Champion - Liberty / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2008 Champion - Liberty / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2007 Champion - Budd Bay / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2006 Champion - Budd Bay / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2005 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Budd Bay
2004 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2003 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Budd Bay
2002 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Chuckanut
2001 Champion - Budd Bay / 2nd Place - Kent
2000 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Budd Bay

U19 Girls - Division I
2010 Champion -
2009 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Harbour Storm
2008 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Harbour Storm
2007 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Budd Bay
2006 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Budd Bay
2005 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Redmond
2004 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Budd Bay
2003 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Budd Bay
2002 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Redmond
2001 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Redmond
2000 Champion - Kent / 2nd Place - Redmond

2010 - 2011 Pacific Coast Playoffs

admin — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 01:00:38 +0000

The 2010 - 2011 playing season, 2011 Pacific Coast Playoff’s.

Pacific Coast - Senior Men D1 Playoffs
NCRFU & URFU
Host: Highest Seed Host
Date: TBA

The top 4 teams from NorCal and the top 4 teams from Utah advance to the PCRFU Playoffs. The top 4 teams from the PCRFU Playoffs advance to USA Round of 32. Highest seeded winners advance as PCRFU #1, #2, #3 and #4.

Pacific Coast - Senior Men D2 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & ARFU
Host / NCRFU: SF/GG Rugby Grounds - Treasure Island, CA
Date: May 7th & 8th 2011

Saturday Matches:
Match A: Portland (25) vs ORSU (12)
Match B: Fresno (32) vs Tsunamis (0)
Match C: Santa Rosa (34) vs Red Mountain (12)
Match D: SFGG (50) vs Tempe (21)
(Lose on Saturday and your finished)

Sunday Match:
Match E: Portland (22) vs Fresno (45)
Match F: Santa Rosa (20) vs SFGG (12)
(Highest seeded winners play of Sunday)

PC #1 = Fresno (USA #1 West)
PC #2 = Portland (USA #2 West)
PC #3 = Santa Rosa (USA #4 West)

Pacific Coast - Senior Men D3 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & ARFU
Host / ARFU: TBA
Date: May 7th & 8th 2011

Saturday Matches:
Match A: South Valley (43) vs Budd Bay (17)
Match B: Camelback (L) vs Magpies (W)

Sunday Match:
Match C: Budd Bay (34) vs Camelback (10)
Match D: South Valley (17) vs Magpies (19)

PC #1 = Tucson Magpies (USA #3 West)
PC #2 = South Valley (USA #5 West)

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Men D1 Playoffs

There is no Pacific Coast Playoffs for the D1 Collegiate Men’s teams, each D1 Collegiate Men’s conference advances to the US Collegiate Round of 16.

Oregon State - Will represent PNRFU in the Round of 16
Oregon State 24 vs UCSB 41
Oregon Sate 20 vs N. Colorado 5

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Men D2 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & URFU
Host / URFU: Utah Valley Univ - Orem, UT
Date: April 2nd & 3rd 2011

Saturday Matches:
Match A: Cal Maritime (22) vs Univ Idaho (5)
Match B: Sierra College (20) vs Utah Valley (3)

Sunday Matches:
Match C: Idaho vs Utah Valley (Did not play match)
Match D: Sierra ( 20) vs Cal Maritime (3)

PC #1 = Sierra
PC #2 = Cal Maritime

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Women D1 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & URFU

PCRFU Playoffs Play -In Matches
Host / URFU: Provo City Rugby Field - Provo, UT
Date: April 1st & 2nd 2011

Friday:
Match A: BYU (67) vs Cal (21)
Match B: Univ. Oregon (5) vs Chico State (62)

Saturday:
Match C: UO (0) vs Cal (81)
Match D: BYU (39) vs Chico (10)

Play-In Results:
Winner D = PC #3 = BYU
Loser D = PC #4 = Chico

PCRFU Playoffs
Host / NCRFU: Stanford Univ, CA
Date: April 15th & 16th 2011

Friday:
Match E: UC Davis (22) vs BYU (45)
Match F: Stanford (38) vs Chico (5)

Saturday:
Match G: UC Davis (22) vs Chico (20)
Match H: BYU (24) vs Stanford (7)

Winner H = PC1 = BYU
Loser H = PC2 = Stanford
Winner G = PC3 = UC Davis
Loser G = PC4 = Chico

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Women D2 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & URFU

PCRFU Playoffs Play -In Match
Host / Neutral Site: Redding Soccer Park - Redding, CA
Date: March 19th 2011

Humbolt (5) vs Washington State Univ. (29)
Winner: Advances to Pacific Coast Playoffs

PCRFU Playoff
Host / PNRFU: Polo Fields - Ferndale, WA
Date: April 2nd & 3rd 2011
MC: Shannon Nielson - rugbygoddess@hotmail.com

Saturday:
Match A: Santa Clara (15) vs Washington State (27)

Sunday:
Match B: Washington State (20) vs Western Washington (31)

Winner of Match B = PC #1 WWU
Loser of Match B = PC #2 WSU
Loser of Match A = PC #3 Santa Clara

Pacific Coast - High School Boys Playoffs
Host / NCRFU: TBA
Date: May 7th & 8th 2011

Saturday:
Jesuit (56) vs Capital (15)
Dixion (35) vs Snow Canyon (31)

Sunday:
Snow Canyon vs Capital
Jesuit (79) vs Dixion (17)

PC #1 = Jesuit
PC #2 = Dixion

Pacific Coast - U19 Boys Playoffs
Host / URFU: TBA
Date: May 6th & 7th 2011

Friday:
Liberty (17) vs Untied (24)
Hayward (32) vs Red Mountain (20)

Saturday:
Liberty (Win) vs Red Mountain (Forfeit)
United (25) vs Hayward (15)

PC #1 = Highland
PC #2 = United

Pacific Coast - U19 Girls Playoffs
Host / NCRFU: Sacramento, CA
Date: May 7th & 8th 2011
NCRFU #1 vs URFU #1
Winner = PC #2

Host / PNRFU: Seattle, WA
Date: May 7th & 8th 2011
Kent (PN#1) vs Mother Lode (NC#2)
Winner = PC #1

2010 - 2011 PNRFU Standings

admin — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 01:00:59 +0000

The PNRFU Standings for the 2010 - 2011 Playing Season.

2010 - 2011 PNRFU Men’s DII Standings (4/9/11)

Teams - North	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
Chuckanut	11	9 - 2 - 0	505	194	311	36
Axemen	11	5 - 5 - 1	283	329	-46	22
Valley	11	3 - 8 - 0	264	266	-2	12
Tacoma	11	1 - 10 - 0	55	564	-509	4 F
Rovers	8	4 - 5 - 0				0 F


Teams - South	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
Portland	12	9 - 2 - 1	288	193	95	38
Tsunami	12	9 - 2 - 1	453	239	214	38
ORSU	12	8 - 3 - 1	309	179	130	34
Snake River	12	6 - 6 - 0	287	265	22	24
Bend	12	0 - 12 - 0	154	368	-214	0 F



2010 - 2011 PNRFU Men’s DIII Standings (4/9/11)

Teams - North	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
Budd Bay	9	8 - 1 - 0	304	117	187	32
Quake	9	4 - 4 - 1	161	202	-41	18
Kitsap	9	3 - 5 - 1	145	197	-52	14
Vancouver	5	0 - 5 - 0	0	105	-105	0 F


Teams - South	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
Corvallis	9	7 - 2 - 0	196	146	50	28 F
Eugene	10	7 - 3 - 0	221	148	73	28
Portland III	10	3 - 7 - 0	130	170	-40	12
ORSU III	9	2 - 7 - 0	137	209	-72	8

WPL Standingshttp://stats.usarugby.org/CompetitionDetails.aspx?compID=192010 - 2011 Women’s Premier League (10/31/10)

Teams - Red	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	BP	Total Points
New York	6	6 - 0 - 0	274	100	174	6	30
Valkyries	6	3 - 3 - 0	187	158	29	4	16
Keystone	6	2 - 4 - 0	101	173	-72	2	10
ORSU	6	1 - 5 - 0	105	236	-131	2	6


Teams - Blue	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	BP	Total Points
Beantown	6	4 - 2 - 0	179	112	67	6	22
Berkeley	6	4 - 2 - 0	198	132	66	6	22
Amazons	6	4 - 2 - 0	153	128	25	5	21
DC Furies	6	0 - 6 - 0	72	230	-158	2	2


Scrumhalf Connectionhttp://www.scrumhalfconnection.com/2010/03/master-fixture-results-spreadsheet/2010 - 2011 PNRFU Women’s DI Standings (10/16/10)

Teams	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	BP	Total Points
CR1 #1 San Diego	6	6 - 0 - 0	216	54	162	?	30
CR1 #2 Seattle	6	5 - 1 - 0	157	63	94	?	24?
CR1 #3 Belmont Shore	6	4 - 2 - 0	164	56	108	?	21
CR1 #4 Tempe	6	3 - 3 - 0	93	146	-53	?	14
Mudhens	6	2 - 4 - 0	92	149	-57	?	10
NorCal TT	6	1 - 5 - 0	64	190	-126	?	6
SF Fog	6	0 - 6 - 0	40	168	-128	?	1


2010 - 2011 PNRFU Women’s DII Standings (10/09/10)

Teams	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
Budd Bay	4	4 - 0 - 0	141	0	141	16
Portland	4	3 - 1 - 0	129	34	95	12
Bend	4	2 - 2 - 0	49	96	-47	8	F
Eugene	4	1 - 3 - 0	59	105	-46	4
Boise	4	0 - 4 - 0	14	157	-157	0	F

2010 - 2011 PNRFU Collegiate Men’s DI Standings (4/2/11)

Teams	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
OSU	5	5 - 0 - 0	184	41	143	20
WSU	4	3 - 1 - 0	82	45	37	12
EWU	4	3 - 1 - 0	103	94	9	12
UBC	2	2 - 0 - 0	110	14	96	8
CWU	3	2 - 1 - 0	101	32	69	8
UO	5	1 - 4 - 0	43	201	-158	4
UW	6	1 - 5 - 0	79	177	-98	4
WWU	4	1 - 3 - 0	56	91	-35	4
SFU	3	0 - 3 - 0	14	77	-63	0 F



2010 - 2011 PNRFU Collegiate Men’s DII Standings North (3/12/11)

Teams - North	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
Idaho	4	4 - 0 - 0	157	5	152	16
UPS	3	1 - 3 - 0	48	123	-75	4
SU	4	1 - 3 - 0	31	108	-77	4 F



2010 - 2011 PNRFU Collegiate Men’s DII Standings South

Teams - South	GP	W - L - T	PF	PA	PD	Total Points
WOU	6	6 - 0 - 0	177	57	120	24
OIT	5	3 - 2 - 0	78	94	-16	12
SOU	5	2 - 3 - 0	130	87	43	8
Willamette	6	0 - 6 - 0	76	223	-147	0

2009 - 2010 Pacific Coast Playoffs

admin — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 01:00:30 +0000

The 2009 - 2010 playing season, 2010 Pacific Coast Playoff’s.

Pacific Coast - Senior Men D1 Playoffs
NCRFU & URFU
Host: Highest Seed Host
Date: TBA

1. Olympic Club (NorCal #1)
2. Provo (Utah #1)
3. Sacramento Lions (NorCal #2)
4. SLC Spartans (Utah #2)
5. East Palo Alto (NorCal #3)
6. Utah Island (Utah #3)
7 Bay Barbarians (NorCal #4)
8. North Side Tigers (Utah #4)

1st Round Bye: Olympic Club
Match #1: Provo 46 vs Bay Barbarians 6
Match #2: Sacramento Lions (W) vs North Side Tigers (L)
Match #3: SLC Spartans (L) vs East Palo Alto (W)

Olympic Club = PC #1
Provo = PC #2
Sacramento Lions = PC #3
East Palo Alto = PC #4

Pacific Coast - Senior Men D2 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & ARFU
Host PNRFU: Snake River RFC - Boise, ID
Contact: Jeremy Haener
jeremy@inlandcrane.com
Date: May 1st & 2nd 2010

Saturday - May 1st 2010:
Pool A
Match A 12:00 PM: Fresno 49 (NCRFU 1) vs Valley 22 (PNRFU 3)
Match B 2:00 PM: Red Mountain 24 (AZRFU 2) vs Snake River 26 (PNRFU 1)

Pool B
Match C 12:00 PM: Tempe 24 (AZRFU 1) vs Santa Rosa 27 (NCRFU 3)
Match D 2:00PM: SFGG II 23 (NCRFU 2) vs Pacific Rovers 22 (PNRFU 2)

Sunday - May 2nd 2010:
Match E 10:00 AM: Valley 26 (Loser A) vs Red Mountain 29 (Loser B)
Match F 10:00 AM: Tempe 58 (Loser C) vs Pacific Rovers 26 (Loser D)
Match G 12:00 PM: Fresno 15 (Winner A) vs Snake River 26 (Winner B)
Match H 12:00 PM: Santa Rosa 29 (Winner C) vs SFGG II 41 (Winner D)

Snake River = PC #1 (Winner of Match G)
SFGG II = PC #2 (Winner of Match H)
Santa Rosa = PC #3 (Loser of Match H)

Pacific Coast - Senior Men D3 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & ARFU

The winners of each LAU advane to the USA Sweet 16

PC #1 = Camelback (ARFU #1)
PC #2 = Marin (NCRFU #1)
PC #3 = Budd Bay (PNRFU #1)

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Men D1 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & URFU
Date: April 2nd & 3rd 2010

Pool A
Host NCRFU: St. Marys College, CA.
Friday Matches:
Match A: St. Marys 52 (NCRFU #2) vs Oregon State 12 (PNRFU #3)
Match B: UC Davis 28 (NCRFU #3) vs Chico State 11 (NCRFU #4)

Saturday Matches:
Match C: Oregon State 10 (Loser A) vs Chico State 63 (Loser B)
Match D: St. Marys 41 (Winner A) vs UC Davis 19 (Winner B)

Pool B
Host PNRFU: CWU - Ellensburg, WA.
Friday Matches:
Match A: Central Washington 29 (PNRFU #1) vs Sacramento State 15 (NCRFU #5)
Match B: Univ. Utah 56 (URFU #1) vs Univ. Washington 15 (PNRFU #2)

Saturday Matches:
Match C: Sacramento State 51 (Loser A) vs Univ. Washington 8 (Loser B)
Match D: Central Washington 10 (Winner A) vs Univ. Utah 27 (Winner B)

PC #1 = BYU (URFU #1)
PC #2 = Cal (NCRFU #1)
PC #3 = St. Marys (Winner Pool A)
PC #4 = Univ. Utah (Winner Pool B)

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Men D2 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & URFU
Host NCRFU: Cal Maritime, CA.
Contact: Edward Roberts
edward.roberts@earthlink.net
Date: April 2nd & 3rd 2010

Saturday Matches:
Match A: Cal Maritime 31 (NCRFU #1) vs Western Oregon 12 (PNRFU #1)
Match B: Snow College 38 (URFU #1) vs Santa Clara 39 (NCRFU #2)

Sunday Matches:
Match C: Western Oregon 46 (Loser A) vs Snow College 10 (Loser B)
Match D: Cal Maritime 34 (Winner A) vs Santa Clara 7 (Winner B)

PC #1 = Cal Maritime (Winner Match D)
PC #2 = Santa Clara (Loser Match D)
PC #3 = Western Oregon (Winner Match C)

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Women D1 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & URFU

Pacific Coast Play-In Matches:
Host NCRFU: Treasure Island - San Franosco, CA
MC: Theresa Champagne

Friday Matches - March 19th 2010
Match A: BYU 78 (URFU #1) vs Sacramento State 0 (NCRFU #4)
Match B: Cal 54 (NCRFU #3) vs Univ. Oregon 5 (PNRFU #1)

Saturday Matches - March 20th 2010
Match C: Sacramento State 5 (Loser A) vs Univ. Oregon 17 (Loser B)
Match D: BYU 52 (Winner A) vs Cal 7 (Winner B)

PC #3 = BYU
PC #4 = Cal
PC #5 = Univ. Oregon
PC #6 = Sacramento State

Pacific Coast Playoffs:
Host NCRFU: Russell Field UC Davis - Davis, CA
MC: Theresa Champagne

Friday Matches - April 2nd 2010
Match E: Stanford 19 (PC #2) vs BYU 12 (PC #3)
Match F: UC Davis 17 (PC #1) vs Cal 15 (PC #4)

Saturday Matches - April 3rd 2010
Match G: BYU 15 (Loser E) vs Cal 5 (Loser F)
Match H: Stanford 19 (Winner E) vs UC Davis 10 (Winner F)

PC #1 = Stanford (Winner of Match H)
PC #2 = UC Davis (Loser of Match H)
PC #3 = BYU (Winner of Match G)

Pacific Coast - Collegiate Women D2 Playoffs
NCRFU, PNRFU & URFU

Pacific Coast Playoffs
Host URFU: Murray Pitch - Murray, Utah
MC: Theresa Champagne

Pacific Coast Play In Match
Thursday Match - April 1st 2010
SCU 8 (NCRFU #2) vs Western Washington 32 (PNRFU #2)

Friday Matches - April 2nd 2010
Match A: UC Santa Cruz 19 (NCRFU #1) vs Western Washington 12 (PNRFU #2)
Match B: USU (URFU #1) vs Washington State (PNRFU #1)

Saturday Matches - April 3rd 2010
Match C: Western Washington 43 (Loser A) vs USU 13 (Loser B)
Match D: UC Santa Cruz 5 (Winner A) vs Washington State 33 (Winner B)

PC #1 = Washington State (Winner of Match D)
PC #2 = UC Santa Cruz (Loser of Match D)

Pacific Coast - High School Boys Playoffs

Pacific Coast - U19 Boys Playoffs

Pacific Coast - U19 Girls Playoffs

2009 - 2010 PNRFU Standings

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The PNRFU Standings for the 2009 - 2010 Playing Season

PNRFU Men’s DII Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams - North	W - L	Games Played	Total Points

Pacific Rovers	15 - 0	15	60
Chuckanut RFC	11 - 4	15	44
Valley RFC	10 - 5	15	40
Eastside Axemen	4 - 11	15	16
Tacoma RFC	2 - 13	15	8
Del Rey RFC	0 - 15	15	0


Teams - South	W - L	Games Played	Total Points

Snake River RFC	12 - 2	14	48
ORSU	8 - 6	14	32
Eastside Tsunamis	7 - 7	14	28
Bend RFC	6 - 8	14	24
Portland RFC	5 - 9	14	20

PNRFU Men’s DIII Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams	W - L - T	Games Played	Total Points

Budd Bay RFC	13 - 0 - 1	14	54
ORSU III	9 - 5	14	36
Corvallis RFC	8 - 5 - 1	14	34
Portland III	6 - 5 - 3	14	30
Quake RFC	5 - 9	14	20
Kitsap RFC	4 - 9 - 1	14	18
Vancouver RFC	4 - 10	14	16
Eugene RFC	4 - 10	14	16

PNRFU Womens Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams	W - L - T	Games Played	Total Points

ORSU Women
Seattle Women
Mudhens
Budd Bay Women

PNRFU Collegiate DI Men’s Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams	W - L - T	Games Played	Total Points

Central Washington	8 - 0	8	32
Univ. Washington	5 - 3	8	20
Oregon State	4 - 4	8	16
Washington State	2 - 5 - 1	8	10
Univ. Oregon	0 - 7 - 1	8	2

PNRFU Collegiate DII Men’s North Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams - North	W - L	Games Played	Total Points

Eastern Wash.	5 - 1	6	20
Western Wash.	4 - 2	6	16
Seattle Univ.	2 - 4	6	8
Univ. Puget Sound	1 - 5	6	4

PNRFU Collegiate DII Men’s South Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams - South	W - L	Games Played	Total Points

Western Oregon	6 - 0	6	24
Southern Oregon	3 - 3	6	12
OIT	2 - 4	6	8
Willamette	2 - 4	6	8

PNRFU Collegiate Women DI Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams - South	W - L	Games Played	Total Points

Univ. Oregon	2 - 0	2	8
Oregon State	0 - 2	2	0

PNRFU Collegiate Women DII Standings - Final as of 04/18/2010

Teams	W - L - T	Games Played	Total Points

WSU	6 - 0	6	24
WWU	5 - 1	6	20
CWU	4 - 2	6	16
SU	3 - 3	6	12
UW	2 - 4	6	8
WOU	2 - 4	6	8
Reed	1 - 5	6	4