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For Immediate Release
November 26, 2013
BOULDER, Colo. – Forty-five student-athletes have been named to the 2013 College 7s National Championship All-Tournament Team. The select sides, voted on by a handful of coaches and other observers at the National Championship, represents 15 players from each competing Division: Men’s Division I, Women’s Division I and Men’s Open Division.
Men’s Division I All-Tournament Team:
Jackson Bristol – Air Force
Adam Sandstrom – Arizona State
Dylan Carrion – Arkansas State (Dave Sitton Memorial Trophy Winner)
Tom Haussrer – Arkansas State
Robert Elan-Puttick – Arkansas State
Tanner Barnes – Central Washington
Jacob Bates – Central Washington
Madison Hughes – Dartmouth
Reece Czarnecki - Davenport
Harley Davidson – Life
Paris Hollis – Life
Sebastian Kalm – Lindenwood
Garrett Brewer – Saint Mary’s
Cooper Maloney – Saint Mary’s
Joey Reavy – Saint Mary’s
Women’s Division I All-Tournament Team:
Lauren Butler – Cal
Kelly Doran – Cal
Brittany O’Dell – Davenport
Chidinma Chukwueke – Georgia Tech
Allison Hale – Indiana
Carolina Walters – Indiana
Emily Fulbrook – James Madison
Chelsea Wilkins – James Madison
Rebekah Bernheim – Norwich (Most Valuable Player)
Joya Clark – Norwich
Brie Rahrig – Ohio State
Hope Rogers – Penn State
Amelia Bizer – Penn State
Julia Fortkort – Texas
Brianna Kim – Virginia
Men’s Open Division All-Tournament Team:
Halley Gartner – Elon
Jose Espinoza – Emory
Conor Boles – James Madison
Kevin Eherts – Lafayette
Christopher Nelsen – Lafeyette
Michael Restuccia – New Hampshire
Jordan Anderson – Principia (Most Valuable Player)
Naveed Hosseinmardi – Principia
Trevor Marunde – Principia
Jake Boettcher – Sonoma State
Jack McNamara – Sonoma State
Thomas Porter – Sonoma State
About USA Rugby
Established in 1975, USA Rugby is the governing body for the sport of rugby in America and a Full Sport Member of the United States Olympic Committee. Currently headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, USA Rugby is charged with developing the game on all levels and has over 115,000 active members. USA Rugby oversees four national teams, multiple collegiate and high school All-American sides, and an emerging Olympic development pathway for elite athletes. It also hosts over 30 national playoff and championship events every year as a service to its members. In October 2009, the International Olympic Committee announced that Rugby Sevens (the seven-a-side version of the game) will appear in the 2016 Olympic Games to be held in Rio de Janeiro. Visit www.usarugby.org for more information.
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Further Information:
Chad Wise | Communications Coordinator | USA Rugby | cw...@usarugby.org
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