USA Vs Australia Wednesday, August 13, 2014 | 12:30 P.M

2014 SCHEDULE/RESULTS USA vs Australia Wednesday, August 13, 2014 | 12:30 p.m. EST April 15 Canada1 L, 51-7 2014 IRB Women’s Rugby World Cup 19 Canada1 L, 14-10 Marcoussis, France June 28 Wales2 W, 10-7 ON THE PITCH (QUICK HITS) July • The Women’s Eagles have been seeded 7th • USA has never lost three matches during (EX)2 2 England N/A for the placement rounds. Australia sits as a World Cup. The Women’s Eagles have lost 6 England2 L, 17-13 the 6th seed. two matches twice during a World Cup - August during the current World Cup as well as in 1 Ireland3 L, 23-17 • Winner of the USA-Australia match will 2010. 5 Kazakhstan3 W, 47-7 move on to the 5th/6th place match and 9 New Zealand3 L, 34-3 face the winner of the New Zealand-Wales • The 2014 World Cup is the seventh such 13 Australia3 12:30 p.m. contest. Losers of the matches will compete tournament for the women’s game. The 3 against each other to determine 7th place. Eagles won the inaugural Women’s Rugby 17 New Zealand/Wales TBD World Cup in 1991 and have reached the • In four meetings, three during World Cup Final twice since then. 1 – CanAm Tour (British Columbia, Canad) competition, the Women’s Eagles have 2 – United Kingdom Tour (Wales and England) remained unbeaten against the Wallaroos. • The Women’s Eagles enter placement 3 – IRB Women’s Rugby World Cup (Paris, France) [MORE on Page 2] matches having gone 1-2 during pool play. EX - Non-test match Losses to Ireland and New Zealand were * All times are Eastern (EST) • Jamie Burke has the potential to earn her split by a strong victory over Kazakhstan. 50th cap. The prop is the most capped GAMEDAY (INFO) player in Women’s Eagles history. • Universal Sports will be covering the game live from Marcoussis with coverage begin- Television/Stream Universal Sports • The Women’s Eagles have been able to kick ning at 2:30 A.M (EST). for points in 14 of its last 16 matches. Over- Reports usarugby.org/womens-eagles all, USA has kicked for points in every match • Carrie White has replaced Kate Daley on Twitter @USAWomenEagles since the 2010 World Cup, with exception to the Women’s Eagles roster following Daley’s the 10-7 win over Wales (6/28) and drop- leg injury. Daley broke her leg in the, 34-3, ping a 13-0 decision to France (11/21/12). loss to New Zealand.

ABOUT AUSTRALIA NEXT UP: The Wallaroos enter the match against he Wom- tries. 2014 - Aug. 17 vs New Zealand/Wales en’s Eagles haivng recording a 2-1 record in Pool C. On the downside, however, the Wallaroos have Kickoff: TBD The lone loss coming at the hands of France is the been dealt a yellow card in all three matches. Venue: Stade Jean Bouin (Paris) only thing that held Australia from moving on two Chloe Buttler, Rebecca Smyth, and Shannon Parry Series: TBD the semifinals. have been binned in respective matches. Ashleigh Hewson has boosted the side through Prior to the 2014 World Cup, the Wallaroos its World Cup matches, totaling 29 points - tied competed in the Women’s Tri-Nations competition, WOMEN’S EAGLES COMMUNICATIONS: for fourth among players. The fullback has tallied between New Zealand and Canada. Dropping both Jonathan Swart - Press Officer points in every match for Australia thus far. In total, contests, Australia utilized the tests matches as the E-mail: [email protected] Hewson has booted six penalty goals and three only preparatory fixtures during the current World Website: usarugby.org/womens-eagles conversions on the back of one try. Cup cycle. Twitter: @USAWomenEagles From the wing, Tricia Brown has registered three Against the Women’s Eagles, USA owns a 4-0 tries, which puts her in a tie for most tries scored in edge, with the most recent meeting coming during Chad Wise - Communications Coordinator the current competition. the 2006 World Cup. The sides have met three times E-mail: [email protected] Showcasing the prowess of the Australian back- during World Cup play. [MORE on Page 2] Phone: (303)539-0300 line, Sharni Williams dotted down the two other Paul Verrell leads the Wallaroos as head coach.

WOMENS EAGLES | 1 | GAME NOTES 2014 USA WOMEN’S EAGLES NOTES AND EVENTS INSIDE THE GAME GAMEDAY STORIES - AUSTRALIA LAST MEETING the highest scoring, as USA won, 28-24, in Australia. Series History...... USA leads 4-0-0 The sides met twice during the 2006 Meeting during the 2002 World Cup, USA First Meeting...... Aug. 2, 1997: W, 28-24 World Cup, with the Women’s Eagles taking shutout Australia in the only match played Last Meeting...... Sep. 12, 2006: W, 29-12 both contests. In the more recent of the two, USA outdistanced the Wallaroos, 29- on European soil, 18-0. Last Meeting (WC). . . .Sep. 12, 2006: W, 29-12 At USA...... N/A 12, to move on to the 5th/6th place match. At Australia...... USA leads 1-0-0 For Australia, it was the second time RANKING ABOVE At Neutral...... USA leads, 3-0-0 in series history of scoring a try during a In the IRB standings, Australia (3) ranks match. On the opposite, it was the highest above USA (18). amounts of points amassed by the Wom- en’s Eagles against the Wallaroos. SERIES RESULTS DALEY BREAKS LEG, OUT During pool play, the match proved Captain and number-eight Kate Daley Aug. 2, 1997 W 28-24 A to be the lowest scoring match in series [1] suffered a broken left leg during the, 34-3, May 21, 2002 W 18-0 N history, ending with the Women’s Eagles [2] loss to New Zealand. The injury will put Sep. 8, 2006 W 10-6 N ahead, 10-6. Daley out of competition for the remainder [2] Sep. 12, 2006 W 29-12 N of the World Cup. SCOUTING AUSTRALIA Daley’s injury stands as the only notable [1] - 2002 World Cup (Barcelona, Spain) Powered by a strong backline, Australia injury to the Women’s Eagles thus far in [2] - 2006 World Cup (Edmonton, Canada) won two matches during pool play (South World Cup play. Africa and Wales) before falling to France - Shaina Turley filled in as captain follow- being relegated as a result. ing Daley’s injury against the Black Ferns. Fullback Ashleigh Hewson has managed to put points on the board in every Walla- WHITE STEPS IN FOR DALEY roos match during the current World Cup. Carrie White has been named as Kate AUSTRALIA: 2014 RESULTS In total, Hewson has managed six penalty Daley’s replacement on the Women’s Eagles goals, three conversions, and one try over roster. The scrumhalf travelled to Paris as June 1 vs New Zealand L, 38-3 three matches. a reserve and has been training with the June 6 vs Canada L, 22-0 Tricia Brown has made the most of team during the World Cup. Aug. 1 vs South Africa[1] W, 26-3 try-scoring opportunities, counting for White last donned the Women’s Eagles Aug. 5 vs Wales[1] W, 25-3 three as a wing - two of which came against jersey during the U.K. Tour in June. Cur- Aug. 9 vs France[1] L, 17-3 Wales. Center Sharni Williams has dotted rently, the Califonia native holds seven Aug. 13 vs USA[1] TBD down two tries for Australia in pool match- caps. Aug. 17 vs NZ/Wales[1] TBD es. The replacement comes as Daley had [1] - 2014 IRB Women’s Rugby World Cup (Paris) Prior to the World Cup, the Wallaroos played scrumhalf for the Women’s Eagles participated in a Women’s Tri-Nations tour- during the 2013 Nations Cup. nament, which involved New Zealand and Canada. ALL CAPS The two June competitions were the The most-capped player in Women’s only World Cup-cycle matches, having last Eagles history, Jamie Burke, will have the competed as a team during the 2010 World opportunity to earn her 50th cap with two USA VS. WORLD CUP FIELD (ALL-TIME) Cup. matches remaining for USA. However, the 2010 World Cup proved to Opponent Record 1st Last be the most fruitful for Australia, finishing Australia 4-0-0 1997 2006 third in the competition. Defeating France, WHO’S NEXT Canada 17-13-0 1987 2014 22-8, the Wallaroos secured its highest ever The winner of the USA-Australia match England 1-12-0 1991 2013 finish at the tournament. will move onto the 5th/6th place match France 2-5-1 1996 2013 and face the winner of the New Zea- Ireland 4-2-0 1994 2014 SERIES REVIEW land-Wales contest. Kazakhstan 2-0-0 2010 2014 Losers from both contests will square off USA and Australia have met four times in New Zealand 1-7-0 1990 2014 in the 7th/8th place match. series history. Overall, the Women’s Eagles Samoa - - - Stade Jean Bouin will host the 5th/6th hold the undefeated edge (4-0). South Africa 4-1-0 2009 2013 place match in Paris, while Marcoussis Three of the matches were played during Spain 2-0-0 1998 2002 and the FFR Headquarters showcases the World Cup competitions, two coming Wales 4-0-0 1993 2014 7th/8th place fixture. during the 2006 World Cup alone. The opening match in 1997 remains the only friendly of the series. Therein, it is

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WOMENS EAGLES | 2 | GAME NOTES 2014 USA WOMEN’S EAGLES NOTES AND EVENTS LAST MATCH - RECAP GAME SUMMARY ELIMINATED FROM THE SEMIFINALS WOMEN’S EAGLES FALL TO NZ

PARIS -- Two tries by the Women’s Eagles may have been the difference in Saturday’s match 1ST 2ND TOTAL that saw New Zealand win, 34-3. USA 0 3 3 Two tries were taken away from the Women’s Eagles - tries that would have put USA ahead New Zealand 12 22 34 with 30 minutes remaining in the contest. Instead, New Zealand piled on four tries to finish out the match. “Even if we had taken all the chances that we had, I’m not sure we would have walked away Women’s Eagles | 3 with a win, but now our goal is to play them again,” said Steinberg on the end of the match. Tries: - As both teams were eliminated from the semifinals prior to the match, each had at least Conversions: - secured a spot in the 5th-8th place rounds and a possibility of facing each other again. Ireland won Pool B by beating Kazakhstan and a tie between England and Canada ensured Penalties: Rozier (1/1) that each would be sent to the lower placement competition no matter the outcome of the current match. Competitions for placement matches have yet to be announced. New Zealand | 34 Despite the relegation, the outcome of the match would be used in seeding teams for the Tries: Brazier, Richardson, Manuel, Cocksedge, placement matches. The winner would be the top seed of the 5th-8th place contests with Wickliffe, Lavea the loser potentially being 7th. Conversions: Brazier (2/6) As a result, winning the competition was still critical. Penalties: - Despite the unfortunate news, the biggest blow for the Women’s Eagles may have come from losing Kate Daley to injury in the first half. The number eight fractured her left leg while being tackled by a New Zealand defender. The injury will sideline Daley for the remainder of the World Cup. To compound the matter, in the closing moments of the first half, down 12-0, Women’s Ea- gle Sarah Walsh picked the ball from a breakdown and dove over for seemingly the Women’s WOMEN’S EAGLES | VS. NEW ZEALAND Eagles first points. Play was halted as Black Fern players on the ground pushed the ball back onto the line. 1. Sarah Chobot (Burke @ 56’) Although the ball was in a scoring position, a penalty was instead awarded from Walsh’s 2. Katy Augustyn play for a breakdown infraction - nullifying the points. 3. Hope Rogers (Wilson @ 72’) Despite numerous phases and subsequent infractions from New Zealand a try, nor a card 4. Carmen Farmer was awarded as the half closed out. 5. Sarah Walsh (Blaney @ 56’) In the opening moments of the second half, Hope Rogers picked the ball cleanly from a 6. Jillion Potter breakdown, diving over the try-line with the ball underneath her. With both arms firmly on the prop was cited for a knock-on, awarding the ball to New Zealand. 7. Lynelle Kugler Kimber Rozier, hower, tallied what would be the Women’s Eagles only point, moments 8. Kate Daley (C) (Turley @ 18:29) later. A penalty kick put USA closer at 12-3 with 20 minutes remaining in the contest. 9. Jossy Tseng The change of momentum proved too much for the Women’s Eagles as New Zealand 10. Kimber Rozier capitalized on the mental change. In total, the Black Ferns amassed 22 points in the waning 11. Vanesha McGee moments of the match. 12. Sylvia Braaten (Bydwell @ 56’) Despite all of the misfortunes from the match, Steinberg still saw many positives from the 13. Akalaini Baravilala game. 14. Sadie Anderson “I think the highlight for us was the two 20-minute periods where we completely dom- 15. Meya Bizer (Marchino @ 63’) inated the Black Ferns and they couldn’t get outside of their own 22-meters,” commented Steinberg of his team’s efforts. “We really, really played some great rugby.” 16. Kittery Wagner The defensive effort also stood out to the Women’s Eagles staff. 17. Jamie Burke “We knew what we were going to do and we defended them really well,” continued Stein- 18. Sarah Wilson berg. “Our strategy was pretty effective.” 19. Sharon Blaney The loss now pits the Women’s Eagles as the 7th seed heading into the placement rounds. USA will face the loser of the France-Australia match. 20. Shaina Turley Kickoff for the match is set for 2:30 p.m. (EST) on Wednesday at FFR Headquarters in Mar- 21. Emilie Bydwell coussis. 22. Nathalie Marchino

GAME HIGHLIGHTS - The Women’s Eagles lost not only the - Jaimie Burke earned her 49th cap for the - The Women’s Eagles won every attacking match, but also captain Kate Daley. The USA - the most in Women’s Eagles history. scrum in the match. number-eight fractured her right leg in the early goings of the first half. Shaina Turley - Kimber Rozier slotted a penalty goal - The match was the final round of pool replaced Daley in the game as well as in shortly into the second half to make the -play during the 2014 Women’s Rugby captain duties. score 12-3. World Cup.

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WOMENS EAGLES | 3 | GAME NOTES 2014 USA WOMEN’S EAGLES NOTES AND EVENTS WOMEN’S EAGLES NOTES - State College (Pa.) lina University in basketball as did Nathalie A CAPTAIN ON AND OFF THE PITCH Marchino for Siena University and Sarah When not captaining the Women’s Ea- NINE FROM ‘10 Walsh at Colby College. gles on the pitch, Shaina Turley serves as a Nine players from the 2010 Women’s Emilie Bydwell and Katy Augustyn Captain in the US Marine Corps. Stationed Rugby World Cup squad are returning for donned hockey uniforms for Brown and at Fort Pendleton, near San Diego (Calif.), another shot at the coveted trophy. Jamie Northeastern, respectively. the flanker works as a helicopter pilot. Burke, Naima Reddick, Kittery Wagner, Sha- Football and soccer were part of Meya Recently, however, the Captain has been ron Blaney, Hannah Stolba, Emilie Bydwell, Bizer’s activities at St. Mary’s College (Kan.) able to train with the USA Women’s Eagles Lynelle Kugler, Nathalie Marchino, and before she transferred to Penn State to Sevens program at Chula Vista through the Vanesha McGee highlight the squad that is focus on rugby full time. World-Class Athlete Program. From her attempting to break a 16-year drought of time with Ric Suggit at the Olympic Train- reaching the Finals. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PLAYERS ing Center, Turley was able to represent her Stacey Bridges was also on the 2010 Three birthdays take place during the country at the Guangzhou Women’s Sevens squad and has made the trip to Paris as a World Cup for the Women’s Eagles. The day tournament in late-March. reserve. after USA squares off with Kazakhstan (8/6), The Women’s Eagles went 3-2 in route to reserve Samantha Pankey turns 31. Two A FINAL MOTTO a fifth place finish in 2010. days after the Women’s Eagles take on New To inspire players during World Cup Zealand (8/11) Shaina Turley celebrates preparations and trainings the Women’s NEW KIT her 30th. Reserve Erica Cavanaugh turns Eagles have been rallying around the motto As of July 1, BLK is the official kit provider 25 three days after Shaina (8/14) to round of “Final in ‘14.” for USA Rugby. The new kit provider replac- out the birthdays celebrated during the The slogan is in reference to putting in es Canterbury of New Zealand with its own tournament. the work and effort for the team to make three-year contract. the championship match of the 2014 Wom- PLAYERS ON TOUR BY STATE en’s Rugby World Cup - an achievement FINAL IN ‘14 BLOG the Women’s Eagles haven’t accomplished A blog has been created by USA Rugby since 1998. CALIFORNIA (3) NEW YORK (1) to give fans a behind-the-scenes look into To reach its goal, the team has also been Naima Reddick Vanesha McGee the Women’s Eagles program. Players and using the quote “The Eagle Way - WE Live Jocelyn Tseng coaches give insight into their daily life and Carrie White NORTH CAROLINA (1) It” as a reminder for how the players should routines as the Women’s Eagles head into Kimber Rozier be living away from the pitch. Head Coach the 2014 IRB Women’s Rugby World Cup. COLORADO (5) Pete Steinberg refers to the message to To read about how the players and Sadie Anderson OHIO (1) show the athletes that “how well you per- coaches prepared for the elite tournament, Lauren Daly Sarah Wilson form on the pitch is based on what you do Lynelle Kugler go to usarugby.org/womens-eagles-blog. off the pitch.” Jillion Potter PENNSYLVANIA (2) Kittery Wagner Deven Owsiany EAGLE TRAINING CENTERS FROM PLAYER TO COACH Hope Rogers In 2010, Farrah Douglas was preparing HAWAII (1) With it being difficult to assemble players to go to the Women’s Rugby World Cup as Bui Baravilala TEXAS (2) in such a large country, the Women’s Eagles a player. Currently, in 2014, the prop is still Meya Bizer have been using designated facilities preparing for a World Cup, but from a much ILLINOIS (1) Stacy Bridges all across the USA for development and Shaina Turley different vantage point - from the touch mini-assemblies. VIRGINIA (4) line. As the Women’s Eagles forwards skills Coined Eagle Training Centers (ETC), nine INDIANA (1) Jamie Burke coach, Douglas is now utilizing her on-field locations in total have hosted mini-assem- Kate Daley Erica Cavanaugh experiences to mastermind game plans blies at various times over the previous two Carmen Farmer and strategies, as well as passing along MARYLAND (1) Samantha Pankey years to help grow the athletes as well as notes to the current players to help them Sarah Walsh implement patterns of play for the team. prepare for the year’s World Cup. WISCONSIN (2) ETC locations include: MASSACHUSETTS (1) Katy Augustyn - Amherst (Mass.) Sharon Blaney Sylvia Braaten - Atlanta (Ga.) CROSSOVER ATHLETES LOCK IT DOWN - Chicago (Ill.) Lock Carmen Farmer is just one of the MICHIGAN (1) CANADA (1) - Chula Vista (Calif.) Women’s Eagles to have played a differ- Sarah Chobot Emilie Bydwell - Denver (Colo.) ent sport in college before giving rugby a - Harrisonburg (Va.) chance. The attorney starred at shortstop MONTANA (1) SWITZERLAND(1) Hannah Stolba Nathalie Marchino - Minneapolis (Minn.) for the Virginia Tech softball team. - Palo Alto (Calif.) Samantha Pankey starred for East Caro-

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WOMENS EAGLES | 4 | GAME NOTES 2014 USA WOMEN’S EAGLES WORLD CUP WORLD CUP HISTORY and every competition. The Women’s Rugby World Cup earned its start in 1991 following Overall, USA boasts a 22-6 record in the World Cup, which in- the immense growth in female rugby across the globe just a few cludes three Finals appearances. The Women’s Eagles reached the years prior. Mirroring a similar competition to that of the men’s Finals in 1991, 1994, and 1998. Rugby World Cup, the women’s competition sees only 12 teams traditionally vie for the trophy. Every year has remained true to REMEMBERING THE CHAMPIONS OF ‘91 tradition, with the exception of 1998 and 2002 that saw 16 teams The 1991 Final proved to be the most memorable in program compete in one tournament. history as the Women’s Eagles defeated England, 19-6, to win the Therein, starting in 1994 the World Cup has been contested Women’s Rugby World Cup. Held in Cardiff, Wales, the United every four years. States won all four of its contests to claim the trophy. USA, England, and New Zealand are the only countries to have Allowing only one try during the entire tournament, the Wom- won the Women’s Rugby World Cup as well as being the only en’s Eagles shutout Netherlands, the Soviet Union, and New Zea- squads to reach the finals match. Most notably, the Black Ferns land before besting England in the Final. have won the four most recent titles, defeating England the previous three times. SHUT DOWN MODE Cardiff, Wales, hosted the inaugural Women’s World Cup, and Of the USA’s 22 World Cup victories, 12 have come by shutting out was followed in showcasing the premier event by Scotland, Neth- its opponent. Further, the Women’s Eagles have recorded a shut- erlands, Spain, Canada, and England. out in every World Cup. In hosting the 2014 event, France becomes the sixth European country to put on the tournament.

WOMEN’S EAGLES AT THE WORLD CUP The Women’s Eagles celebrate a storied history at the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Capturing the inaugural tournament held in 1991, USA has continually proven to be a strong competitor each

WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP HISTORY

1991 1994 1998

Netherlands W, 7-0 Sweden W, 111-0 Russia W, 84-0 Soviet Union W, 46-0 Japan W, 121-0 Spain W, 38-16 New Zealand W, 7-0 Ireland W, 76-0 Scotland W, 25-10 England W, 19-6 Wales W, 56-15 Canada W, 46-6 England L, 38-23 New Zealand L, 44-12

Cardiff, Wales Place: 1st (4-0) Edinburgh, Scotland Place: 2nd (4-1) Amsterdam, Netherlands Place: 2nd (4-1) 2002 2006 2010

Netherlands W, 87-0 England L, 18-0 Kazakhstan W, 51-0 France L, 21-9 Ireland W, 24-11 Ireland L, 22-12 Australia W, 18-0 Australia W, 10-6 England L, 37-10 Spain W, 23-0 Australia W, 29-12 Ireland W, 40-3 Scotland W, 24-0 Canada W, 23-20

Barcelona, Spain Place: 7th (3-1) Edmonton, Canada Place: 5th (4-1) London, England Place: 5th (3-2)

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WOMENS EAGLES | 5 | GAME NOTES 2014 USA WOMEN’S EAGLES WORLD CUP

IRB WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2014

Pool A Pool B Pool C England New Zealand Australia Canada United States France Somoa Ireland Wales Spain Kazakhstan South Africa

AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME 35.4 OPPONENTS POINTS PER GAME 11.3 AVERAGE FINISH 3.67 RECORD 23-8-0 BEST FINISH 1st (1991) WORST FINISH 7th (2002) LARGEST VICTORY 121-0 (Japan) LARGEST DEFEAT 44-12 (New Zealand)

2014 WOMEN’S EAGLES PLAYER POOL

Name Position Hometown Kmiecik, Ashley Wing Seattle, WA Anderson, Sadie Flyhalf Fort Collins, CO Kugler, Lynelle Flanker New Raymer, CO Augustyn, Katy Hooker Antigo, WI Lockwood, Hannah Scrumhalf San Diego, CA Berg, Libby Prop Albert Lea, MN Lopez, Hannah Wing Carlsbad, CA Baravilala, Bui Fullback Honolulu, HI Lui, Jennifer Scrumhalf Ridgway, PA Bizer, Meya Center The Woodlands, TX Marchino, Nathalie Wing Geneva, SUI Blaney, Sharon Lock Braintree, MA McGee, Vanesha Wing Ewing, NJ Bonny, Megan Center Yakima, WA Miesner, Rosie Lock Roscoe, NY Boone, Phoebe Flanker Oakland, CA Miller, Laura Flanker South Bend, IN Braaten, Sylvia Center Waterford, WI Naber, Amy Wing Phoenix, AZ Brafman, Rebecca Prop Queens, NY O’Malley, Katie Fullback Milton, MA Bray, Francine Lock El Paso, TX Overcash, Erin Fullback Goshen, KY Bridges, Stacy Flanker Robinson, TX Owsiany, Deven Scrumhalf Royersford, PA Brown, Anna Lock Colby, WI Pankey, Samantha Hooker Buckingham, VA Burke, Jamie Prop Chesapeake, VA Peterson, Anne Center Arusha, Tanzania Bydwell, Emilie Center Montreal QUE Potter, Jillion Eight Denver, CO Cantorna, Elena Scrumhalf State College, PA Reddick, Naima Prop El Cerrito, CA Carlyle, Ryan Wing West Nyack, NY Richardson, Bonnie Wing College Station, TX Cavanaugh, Erica Wing Ashland, VA Ringgenberg, Christy Fullback Madison, WI Chobot, Sarah Prop Mendon, MI Rogers, Hope Prop Chambersburg, PA Compo, Deven Hooker Philadelphia, PA Rozier, Kimber Flyhalf Raleigh, NC Daley, Kate Eight Mishawaka, IN Ryan, Rachel Hooker Denver, CO Daly, Lauren Lock Boulder, CO Sever, Jennifer Center San Fransisco, CA Davis, Jessica Prop Rescue, CA Street, Amanda Wing Princeton, WV Denham, Mel Flanker Norwell, MA Tseng, Jocelyn Scrumhalf Palo Alto, CA Dowty, Katie Scrumhalf Boston, MA Turley, Shaina Flanker Fox Lake, IL Farmer, Carmen Lock Richmond, VA Van Gulik, Emily Lock Evergreen, CO Fierman, Elizabeth Prop Hudson, OH Vonada, Jacie Fullback Helena, MT Fredericks, Corey Center New Orleans, LA Wagner, Kittery Hooker Fort Collins, CO Gardner, Irene Scrumhalf San Francisco, CA Walsh, Sarah Lock Baltimore, MD Griffin Hoese, Evan Flanker Boston, MA White, Carrie Scrumhalf San Jose, CA Kingzett, Amanda Flanker Ellendale, ND Wilson, Sarah Prop Westerville, OH Kinsella, Molly Lock Hinsdale, IL Wooden, Jessica Fullback Snellville, GA Kohanski, Tess Hooker East Lyme, CT Zdanczewicz, Kristen Flanker Brew City, WI #WORKFORIT #FINALIN14

WOMENS EAGLES | 6 | GAME NOTES 2014 USA WOMEN’S EAGLES PLAYERS AND STAFF ROSTER (2014 IRB WOMEN’S RUGBY WORLD CUP) Name Position Height Birthdate Caps Hometown Club Anderson, Sadie Flyhalf 5’4” 5/25/90 18 Fort Collins, CO Unattached Augustyn, Katy Hooker 5’5” 6/29/84 16 Antigo, WI Berkeley All Blues Baravilala, Bui Fullback 5’6” 7/12/91 5 Honolulu, HI Aliamanu All Blues Bizer, Meya Center 5’8” 5/10/93 14 The Woodlands, TX Penn State University Blaney, Sharon Lock 5’11” 5/16/79 24 Braintree, MA Oregon Sports Union Braaten, Sylvia Center 5’8” 7/5/85 6 Waterford, WI Twin Cities Amazons Bridges, Stacey* Flanker 5’10” 4/23/88 18 Robinson, TX Twin Cities Amazons Burke, Jamie Prop 5’9” 10/14/80 49 Chesapeake, VA Glendale Raptors Bydwell, Emilie Center 5’10” 8/31/85 17 Montreal, Canada San Diego Surfers Cavanaugh, Erica* Wing 5’4” 8/14/89 2 Ashland, VA Northern Virginia Chobot, Sarah Prop 5’8” 12/19/80 9 Mendon, MI Glendale Raptors Daley, Kate^ Eight 5’8” 9/27/85 11 Mishawaka, IN North Shore Chicago Daly, Lauren Lock 5’9” 9/22/86 6 Boulder, CO San Diego Surfers Farmer, Carmen Lock 6’1” 12/4/80 6 Richmond, VA Severn River Kugler, Lynelle Flanker 5’8” 11/13/81 29 New Raymer, CO Twin Cities Amazons Marchino, Nathalie Wing 5’7” 7/27/81 18 Geneva, SUI Berkeley All Blues McGee, Vanesha Wing 5’8” 7/21/84 9 Ewing, NJ New York Owsiany, Deven Scrumhalf 5’4” 6/3/89 4 Royersford, PA USA Rugby Pankey, Samantha* Hooker 5’7” 8/6/83 6 Buckingham, VA James River Potter, Jillion Eight 5’10” 7/5/86 15 Denver, CO Glendale Raptors Reddick, Naima Prop 5’5” 5/26/84 13 El Cerrito, CA San Fransisco Golden Gate Rogers, Hope Prop 5’6” 1/7/93 10 Chambersberg, PA Penn State University Rozier, Kimber Flyhalf 5’3” 7/20/89 11 Raleigh, NC Glendale Raptors Stolba, Hannah Flyhalf 5’9” 6/2/82 9 Missoula, MT Glendale Raptors Tseng, Jocelyn Scrumhalf 5’7” 3/14/86 10 Palo Alto, CA Berkeley All Blues Turley, Shaina Flanker 5’9” 8/11/84 19 Fox Lake, IL San Diego Surfers Wagner, Kittery Hooker 5’4” 9/15/79 25 Fort Collins, CO Glendale Raptors Walsh, Sarah Lock 6’1” 3/23/81 10 Baltimore, MD Berkeley All Blues White, Carrie Scrumhalf 5’3” 4/18/85 7 San Jose, CA Emerald City Mudhens Wilson, Sarah Prop 5’9” 10/4/84 11 Westerville, OH Glendale Raptors

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PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Sadie Anderson...... (SAY-dee) Katy Augustyn...... (AUGUST-in) Bui Baravilala. (BOO-ee BARE-uh-vil-la-la) Meya Bizer...... (ME-uh BIT-zer) COACHING STAFF Emilie Bydwell...... (BIDE-well) Head Coach: Peter Steinberg Performance Analyst: Johnathan Atkeison Sarah Chobot...... (SHUH-bot) Defense: Peter Baggetta Player Performance: Adam Russell Lynelle Kugler...... (LIN-el COOG-ler) Skills: John Coumbe-Lilley Strength & Conditioning: Paul Cater Nathalie Marchino...... (MARCH-ee-no) Forwards: Luke Gross Asst. Strength & Conditioning: Ian Jones Vanesha McGee...... (VUH-neesh-uh) Backs: Richard Walker Medical: Amy Valenta Deven Owsiany...... (OH-zee-AW-nee) Scrum: Bill Le Clerc Doctor: Katie Gloyer Naima Reddick...... (NYE-ee-muh) Kicking: Richard Ashfield Manager: Roshna Wunderlich Kimber Rozier...... (ROSE-YER) Forwards Skills: Farrah Douglas Hannah Stolba...... (STOLE-buh) Jocelyn Tseng...... (JOSS-uh-lin)

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Sadie Anderson Katy Augustyn Bui Bravilala Meya Bizer Sharon Blaney Sylvia Braaten Flyhalf • 18 Caps Hooker • 16 Caps Fullback • 5 Caps Fullback • 14 Caps Lock • 24 Caps Center • 6 Caps Fort Collins, CO Antigo, WI Honolulu , HI The Woodlands, TX Braintree, MA Waterford, WI

Stacey Bridges Jamie Burke Emilie Bydwell Erica Cavanaugh Sarah Chobot Kate Daley Flanker • 18 Caps Prop • 49 Caps Center • 17 Caps Wing • 2 Caps Prop • 9 Caps Eight • 11 Caps Robinson, TX Chesapeake, VA Montreal, Canada Ashland, VA Mendon, MI Mishawaka, IN

Lauren Daly Carmen Farmer Lynelle Kugler Nathalie Marchino Vanesha McGee Deven Owsiany Lock • 6 Caps Lock • 6 Caps Flanker • 29 Caps Wing • 18 Caps Wing • 9 Caps Scrumhalf • 4 Caps Boulder, CO Richmond, VA New Raymer, CO Geneva, Switzerland Ewing , NJ Royersford, PA

Sam Pankey Jillion Potter Naima Reddick Hope Rogers Kimber Rozier Hannah Stolba Hooker • 6 Caps Eight • 15 Caps Prop • 13 Caps Prop • 10 Caps Flyhalf • 11 Caps Flyhalf • 9 Caps Buckingham, VA Denver, CO El Cerrito, CA Chambersburg, PA Raleigh, NC Missoula, MT

Jocelyn Tseng Shaina Turley Kittery Wagner Sarah Walsh Caroline White Sarah Wilson Scrumhalf • 10 Caps Flanker • 19 Caps Hooker • 25 Caps Lock • 10 Caps Scrumhalf • 7 Caps Prop • 11 Caps Palo Alto, CA Fox Lake, IL Fort Collins, CO Baltimore, MD San Jose, CA Westerville, OH

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1ST 2ND TOTAL 1ST 2ND TOTAL 1ST 2ND TOTAL USA 0 7 7 USA 10 0 10 USA 7 3 10 Canada 22 29 51 Canada 0 14 14 Wales 0 7 7

Women’s Eagles | 7 Women’s Eagles | 10 Women’s Eagles | 10 Tries: Bizer Tries: Street, Blaney Tries: McGee Conversions: Anderson (1/1) Conversions: Anderson (0/2) Conversions: Rozier (1/1) Penalties: Anderson (0/1) Penalties: - Penalties: Rozier (1/2)

Canada | 51 Canada | 14 Wales | 7 Tries: Mack, Zussman (3), Marchak, Harvey (2), Dovanne (2) Tries: Alarie Tries: S. Harries Conversions: Burk (1/4), Harvey (2/5) Conversions: Burk (1/4), Harvey (2/5) Conversions: La. Harries (1/1) Penalties: - Penalties: Harvey (1/2), Burk (2/2) Penalties: -

Venue: Shawnigan Lake School Venue: Westhills Stadium Venue: Cross Keys RFC, Paddy Park Weather: 54*, overcast Weather: 50*, rain Weather: 50*, rain Field: Grass Field: Turf Field: Grass

1ST 2ND TOTAL 1ST 2ND TOTAL 1ST 2ND TOTAL USA 0 13 13 USA 10 7 17 USA 15 32 47 England 12 5 17 Ireland 20 3 23 Kazakhstan 7 0 7

Women’s Eagles | 13 Women’s Eagles | 17 Women’s Eagles | 47 Tries: McGee (2) Tries: Kugler, Farmer Tries: Marchino, McGee, Wagner, Stolba, Bydwell, Braaten Conversions: Rozier (0/2) Conversions: Rozier (2/2) (2), Bizer Penalties: Rozier (0/1), Anderson (1/1) Penalties: Rozier (1/1) Conversions: Stolba (2/8) Penalties: Stolba (1/1) England | 17 Ireland | 23 Tries: Waterman, Purdy, McLean Tries: Egan, Briggs Kazakhstan | 7 Conversions: Scarratt (1/3) Conversions: Briggs (2/2) Tries: Yakovleva Penalties: - Penalties: Briggs (3/4) Conversions: Daurembayeva (1/1) Penalties: - Venue: Surrey Sports Park Venue: FFR Headquarters (Marcoussis) Weather: 60*, wind Weather: 65*, sunny Venue: FFR Headquarters (Marcoussis) Field: Grass Field: Grass Weather: 77*, sunny Field: Grass

August 9, 2014 | v New Zealand | Marcoussis, France

1ST 2ND TOTAL USA 0 3 3 Kazakhstan 12 22 34

Women’s Eagles | 3 Tries: - Conversions: - Penalties: Rozier (1/1)

Kazakhstan | 34 Tries: Brazier, Richardson, Manuel, Cocksedge, Wickliffe, Lavea Conversions: Brazier (2/6) Penalties: -

Venue: FFR Headquarters (Marcoussis) Weather: 68*, sunny Field: Grass

67 PLAYERS | 1 GOAL | #FINALIN14

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WOMENS EAGLES | 9 | GAME NOTES