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Nov 08, 2009 15:38 |  #1

Taken at a practice match yesterday, prior to their departure for a tour of Europe.


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Nov 08, 2009 17:23 |  #2

I really like the first photo. I never knew there was a female rugby team.


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Nov 08, 2009 19:29 |  #3

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I really like the first photo. I never knew there was a female rugby team.

Thanks - yes there is club, provincial and international rugby for ladies. I think that there are even a few high schools who compete locally.

TBH its the first time I have seen ladies play and although it was only a practice game I was pretty impressed with the standard.

a couple more from yesterday


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Nov 08, 2009 21:26 |  #4

The one on the right is pretty impressive. Wish there was a rugby team here in Japan.


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Nov 08, 2009 21:33 |  #5

cool pics. What the hell is going on in them?


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Nov 09, 2009 00:13 |  #6

Snowshooters wrote in post #8980233 (external link)
cool pics. What the hell is going on in them?

Haha,

Rugby is the most impressive sport on the planet, next to surfing ;)

It is structured a little like American Football, as far as moving the "ball?" down the field, except the game is much faster, like basketball, very little stopping. The kicking is sort of like a forward pass or at times a punt like filed position tactic.

It is soooo fun to watch.


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Nov 14, 2009 07:03 |  #7

to say its like NFL is a little wrong, u can only pass backwards, not forwards which changes the game completely, and you keep moving the ball until you comit a foul or lose the ball (no 4 downs 4 ten and a stopage for 30 seconds every time a tackle is made yards sort of thing). every time someone is tackled they must push the ball backwards out of the ruck (ie the last photo) and players from both teams try to get the ball (if on defence msut5 be standing and coming in from straight on) which the girl in the black is trying to do while of your on the attacking side severl players just come in and try smash them back (sorta like linemen in nfl i guess (but protecting the ball instead of QB)) which is what the two girls in the red are trying/about to do andd this keeps going on and on.

VERY VERY INTENSE/physical game, very little stopages.

oh ya, first photo is of a line out, what happens when the ball goes over the side line. basically the teams make to rows and a player on the sideline (depends on certain rules from which team the) then calls a "play" and has to throw/loft the ball inbetween the two groups (must go straight inbetween the two groups, u cant favour ur team) at any hieght/speed they want to match their "play" and the other team tries to read it and intercept the lineout. ie in first pic girls in black trying to intercept the ball as its been thrown towards the girl in red being lifted up

very complex, should wiki it

ps and all this from an aussie who is a mad AFL fan (we play to many types of footy)

oh ya, like the photos especially the last one which shows some very crucial actions/efforts. i dont know about the first one, from this angle hard to see who is winning linout


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Nov 14, 2009 11:17 |  #8

Nice shots.


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Nov 15, 2009 05:38 |  #9

Are they comingto play the English MEN'S team?


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Nov 15, 2009 13:55 |  #10

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Are they comingto play the English MEN'S team?

Playing 3 games

14 Nov - England v New Zealand Esher RFC

17 Nov - England A v New Zealand Esher RFC

21 Nov - England v New Zealand Twickenham


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Nov 16, 2009 00:56 |  #11

wow, never thought that females had their own rugby team. from those pictures, it looks like these females will eat you. lol


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Nov 16, 2009 04:04 |  #12

bigrob wrote in post #9017818 (external link)
Are they comingto play the English MEN'S team?

On current form i reckon these girls look good enough to take on and beat them:):).Nice shots and hope they enjoy the tour;)


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Nov 16, 2009 04:07 |  #13

Yes that was my whole point - I just never put a smiley in.

England were dire on Saturday.


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Nov 17, 2009 18:45 |  #14

Hey we need that here in the good Ole USofA! You go girls!


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