Markus Harvey of Holy Family High School scored a try after 3 phases from a ruck. Charles Martinez of Pomona High School misses extra point. Score 5-0
Ryan Torrez, after a long run, passes to fellow Pomona High School teammate Charles Martinez on the 1 meter line for a try. Travis McKee of Pomona High School scores extra point kick. Score 12 – 0
Markus Harvey scores after 3 phases from a ruck. Travis McKee scores extra point kick. Score 19 – 0
Ft. Collins try, missed kick. Score 19-5
Ft Collins scores try missed kick 19 – 12
Markus Harvey scores a try from a ruck. Kick good from tee by Travis McKee. Score 26 – 12
Ft. Collins try after long grub kick with a terrific Ft. Collins bounce. Kick good. Score 26 – 19
Tigers control a scrum deep in Ft. Collins zone. Joe Mack, at Scrum Half, fires the ball out to a charging Albert Whitemore who splits the defense for a try. (both HFHS students). Travis kick good
Score 33-19
Tigers score a try when Patrick O’Connor, the back jumper in the lineout, feeds the ball to Joe Mack who rifles the ball out to Charles Martinez. After advancing the ball, Charles makes a timely pass to Ryan Torrez who runs the 40 yards for a try. Travis’ kick from tee goes wide right. Score 38 – 19
Ft. Collins fights back to score a long try and good kick. Final score 38 – 26
I would like to compliment the Tigers on a game well played last night. And while the President of Colorado Youth Rugby was in attendence! You guys passed, supported, tackled, defended and ran the ball superbly. Who knew Marcus had such wheels. Kudos for the hat trick Marcus. And the best play I’ve seen this year was Albert’s try. The scrum got the hook, moved it back to Joe Mack who scooped it up and passed quickly, crisply and perfectly to Albert crashing in from fullback. He took the ball at full stride, catching the Ft Collins backs flatfooted, split the two defenders and headed for the try line. It was a magnificent play. I don’t know if someone called it or if Albert improvised but it was great. Classic Rugby. Great coaching job Nick. Keep up the good work guys and I’m sure you’ll do great in the tournament.