July 27-29 Saranac Lake/ 2018 Lake Placid Page A 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 A cover with a history ... 018 Can-Am Rugby Staff List For years the Can AM Rugby Cam Moody Sandy Caligorie Tournament has provided a souvenir T Shirt that has a Snuffy theme. It all President Can Am committee PR started when the Saranac Lake Jay Annis Eric Wilson Mountaineers in 1974 decided that their logo should be Snuffy Smith of Tournament Director Can Am Tournament On Field PA cartoon theme. Then Mountaineer Committee and chief of scoring forward Neil Olsen put pen to paper and created the first Snuffy Saranac Dave Staszak John Burns , Fred Roedel Lake Mountaineers Club logo. Tournament Financial & Stacey Annis A few years later July 27-29 Saranac Lake/ (no one knows ex - Lake Placid Terry Tubridy actly) they decided 2018 Tournament Pairings to create a Tourna - Wheelchair coordinator and Scheduling ment T Shirt with Jeff Letson Snuffy and an Neal Dill Adirondack scene. The rest is his - Logistics Head Referee tory. Eventually local High School Art teacher Jon Ward did about 15 Erica Moody years of the Snuffy Can AM Logo Communications which ended up on the Can AM pro - gram and T-Shirt. John F. Morgan For the 9th time this year local Marketing Sponsorship artist Amanda Lavigne created the image to keep the tradition going. Coordinator Her theme was just a look into a Sat - Geoff Sanford Adirondack Rugby Corp Inc is a not for pro2t 501c3 urday in the Adirondacks. You will P.O. Box 774, Saranac Lake, NY 12983 be able to buy these at the Rugby Web and Event Scoring Imports Souvenir stands on the Can AM fields.
July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page A Page A 4 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page B 5 Rutgers concussion study returns to Can AM for 7th year
We have been able to collect very interesting and impor - was not for the collaboration with CanAm. We have had a accepted with the players, coaches, medical teams, referees, tant data regarding the physiology of concussion and we presence for several years at the annual tournament and and sports medicine professionals who will be attending aim to use this data to assist medical teams to perform ac - we’re sure every individual involved will be interested in CanAm as our findings may have direct implications in curate diagnosis of concussions and implement optimum what we have discovered. their future practises when dealing with head injury. treatment therapies. This would not have been possible if it We feel that the findings from this research will be well — Dr. Allan Knox
Page B 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page B 7 Fields 1-: Petrova Field — 120 Petrova Ave., Saranac Lake, NY
Fields 4-8: Saranac Lake High School, Ampersand, and Schroeders Field, 79 Canaras Avenue, Saranac Lake, NY
Page B 8 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 Fields 9-15: Lake Placid Athletic Field, 74 Recycle Circle Lane, Lake Placid, NY
Championship Field 1: North Country Community College, Payeville Lane, Saranac Lake, NY
July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page B 9 Welcome from the Can-Am Rugby President
Welcome to the tournament, a loyal legacy we have built and the future we as - 44th annual Can-Am community and pire towards. Enjoy your weekend with Rugby tournament, generations of ded - friends (new and old) and family. Work hosted by the Moun - icated ruggers some hard on the field and enjoy your time off of taineers RFC. Over of these dreams it. Be safe and considerate of your team - the years many faces have come true and mates, opponents and surroundings and you have come and gone some we will con - can be a positive part of this year’s tourna - thru the teams, club board and the Can-Am tinue to strive toward. With our high school ment that will no doubt be remembered. tournament board. However our love of rugby program in its 12th year I can see we In closing, the Mountaineers RFC will be rugby and dedication to host ruggers from have a strong future. out and about all weekend sporting Moun - all over the world each summer at the From players, alumni, rugby fans and taineers apparel. As the host team from the largest rugby tournament in North America families the Mountaineers have been Men, Women and Old boys if we can be of has remained constant. blessed with unequaled dedication. The any help feel free to approach us. We hope As a native of Saranac Lake I have been Mountaineers board spends many hours be - to make this weekend one you will cherish attending Can-Am Rugby games for as hind the scenes making sure our club forever. Have a great weekend playing and long as I can remember. I have been playing thrives and the Can-Am board works year watching the best game in the world. Also for ten years, I am in my sixth years as club round to make hosting over 2,000 rugby make sure to take a second and enjoy these president and my first as the president of players, friends and families look effortless. great communities nestled in the Adiron - the Can-Am board. During my time as a I would like to take a second and express dacks. And when you get back to work on Mountaineer I have seen ups and downs, my admiration and deepest thanks to these Monday or Tuesday if that extra day of re - good times and bad just as any club. Our extremely hardworking people who do all covery is needed try not to be frustrated club, like all others celebrates its successes of this for their simple love of the game; when others just don’t get what you experi - and faces its struggles- problems with re - they never ask for anything and don’t bat enced and understand: your love of rugby; cruiting, funding, fields, etc. We also have an eye at the many requests they receive. rough, tough, humbling RUGBY! dreams like other clubs. Dreams such as, They just take pride in helping ruggers and our own clubhouse, pitches, international our community. Slainte, tours and of course championship wins on As players and fans travel from all over Cameron Moody Sunday. One of which came true last year to a little town in the heart of the Adiron - President as we won the Men’s Social division for the dacks for one action packed weekend, keep Can-Am Rugby first time. With the help of the Can-Am in mind the history of this tournament, the Mountaineers RFC Welcome to Saranac Lake A Message From the Mayor
The Village of Saranac Lake and operated by hundreds of heartily welcomes participants local stockholders and next door and spectators to the 45th annual is Berkeley Green and the Can-Am Rugby Tournament, Saranac Lake 6er Bell where one of the largest longest-run - hikers begin and end their quest ning tournaments in North to scale the 6 peaks surrounding America. We are pleased to co- our village. host this terrific event and are Just north of our Downtown is excited to offer our “Capital of the Adirondack Carousel which the Adirondacks” hospitality to offers lots of family fun and next one and all. door to it is our Depot, where Saranac Lake is an All-Amer - Clyde Rabideau, you can embark on an Adiron - ican City and cited as one of the Mayor of dack Train odyssey to neighbor - Best Adventure Towns and one Saranac Lake ing Lake Placid and back. of the Best Small Towns by na - We’re also excited to host the tional magazines. Future Stars of U.S. Rugby and the se - We invite you to tour our mountain vil - lection of the men’s Olympic team going lage and enjoy our very unique Down - to the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos town Business District where you won’t Aires this October. find chain stores, but you will find Saranac Lake is a community with dozens of family-owned restaurants, open arms and if you think you might cafes, shops and art boutiques offering want to make a home—or a second those “rare finds” and Saranac Lake home—here in the Capital, just give our friendliness. You will also find—right on Village Hall a call and we’ll put you in Main Street—our Community Store, a contact with some Saranac Lakers that department store developed, financed will help you make that happen. Page B 10 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page B 11 Page B 1 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 Welcome Rugby Players!
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July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C 1 Page C 14 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 Paul Smith’s College launches new sports initiative Including sports and event management programs As part of its ongoing Olympic sports ini - This “future games” concept is compara - tiative, Paul Smith’s College is proud to ble to basketball’s McDonald’s High School play host to the rising under-18 rugby stars All-American, a competition featuring up - competing in the 45th annual Can-Am coming college and processional stars. Rugby Tournament. Rugby sevens, which made its 2016 The collective of athletes consists of the Olympic debut in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is top 50 USA boys’ and girls’ sevens players, an internationally popular and fast-growing many of whom will be vying for a spot on sport. the boys’ extended squad for the 2018 Youth Paul Smith’s College also fields its own Olympic Games to be held in Buenos Aires, men’s and women’s rugby teams. The men’s Argentina, in October. The players are set to team went 7-3 this past year and made a by reaching the Sweet 16. The Bobcats fin - imity to those in nearby Lake Placid makes arrive at the college Tuesday, July 24, and strong push into the National Small College ished the season ranked 26th nationally. the location ideal. Nordic skiing is among stay through July 30. Rugby Organization Men’s Champions Cup “We’re excited to have the opportunity to other athletic focuses, bolstered by ex - host and support future Olympic rugby panded facilities at the VIC and a rich her - stars,” said Paul Smith’s College President itage of local athletes who have excelled at Cathy Dove. “The college’s long legacy of the sport at the highest of levels. Added providing support to world-class athletes is mention of future Nordic stars as per John: one of our proudest achievements. Added Future Nordic stars will also be hosted at mention of PSC athletes as per Cathy: We Paul Smith’s College the week to follow the also can’t understate the athletic and aca - Can-Am Tournament as part of a training demic success of our own student athletes, stay of their own. rugby and beyond, demonstrate every sea - Strong educational opportunities are also son.” key—online education is to be expanded The college’s commitment to supporting for travelling athletes, as well as new aca - these athletes reflects a broader push to pro - demic programs, such as the sports and vide opportunities for high-performance event management concentration within the competitors across a variety of Olympic dis - recently announced management bache - ciplines. Paul Smith’s own venues and prox - lor’s degree.
July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C 15 Friday, August 27, 2018
All schedules are tentative and subject to change.
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Sunday, August 29, 2018 All schedules are tentative and subject to change.
July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C 17 Saranac Lake’s Hotel Saranac has a storied history
A STORIED HISTORY For nine decades, the Hotel Well over a hundred years ago, the Saranac has been the centerpiece and Adirondacks were where America social hub of this idyllic Adirondack discovered the joys of the wilds - village, welcoming travelers who where they found the appeal of pris - have sought out this spot as both a tine forests and lakes, of living close place for rest and recuperation and to nature, an irresistible tonic. Rustic basecamp for their adventures. In tent sites gave way to the storied 2013, the NH-based Roedel Compa - Adirondack Great Camps, and by the nies purchased the Hotel Saranac late 1800’s grand hotels joined, pro - with the plan of restoring this prop - viding elegance alongside the un - erty as a National Historic Register tamed wilderness and beckoning city building and authentically returning dwellers to “vacate” their city homes the hotel to its original grandeur. for a sylvan summer retreat. Four years of thoughtful restora - Saranac Lake became home to tion complete, Hotel Saranac now many extraordinary resorts, with nu - shines as an Adirondack icon once merous grand hotels gracing the area, again, its architectural glory show - including Hotel Saranac, which cased in details such as the refur - opened in 1927. The hotel was de - bishment of the original limestone signed by architects William H. veneer, revival of its Great Hall, and Scopes and Maurice Feustmann and the rebirth of the beloved shopping stood out as a New York City-style Arcade. hotel, with its brick construction, Rounding out the story, renovated wonderful public spaces and sophis - rooms and meeting & event spaces ticated old-world elegance. The sec - bring modern amenities, yet main - ond floor was modeled after a tain a reverence for their birth era so - Renaissance-era Italian Palazzo, the phistication. For Saranac Lake, the Davanzati Palace in Florence, Italy - Hotel Saranac returns as a celebrated a flair that set it apart from others in central figure in the village - lovingly the region. renewed for generations to come. Photo by Griffin Kelly, courtesy of the Adirondack Daily Enterprise Family Style & Team Size Dinners
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Page C 18 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 Hazardous Weather/ Evacuation Policy & Procedures In the interest of ensuring participant delayed basis in its entirety. safety and the appropriate use of the fields • Please be advised that for all issues ef - and facilities, the Can-Am Rugby Commit - fecting game play (e.g.- field/goal con - tee reserves the right to postpone, cancel, ditions, schedules, seeding/reseeding, or shorten games due to inclement weather, playoffs, weather-related play especially lightning. If lighting or other halts/restarts, etc.), official information hazardous weather is detected, the follow - and decisions can only be obtained ing mandatory procedures will be imple - from the tournament Directors, who are mented: located at the tournament headquarters. • A horn will sound three short blasts to Please do not request or expect formal indicate the need for all participants to information from score keepers, refer - evacuate the playing fields and return to ees, grounds keepers, or security per - their vehicles for approximately 30 sonnel. minutes from when the last lightning or • In addition to being available at the tour - Always be kind to your friendly referees! other hazardous condition is detected; nament headquarters, tournament Di - • Tents and equipment can be left at the rectors will first and foremost utilize fields until the storm delay is com - the tournament website, using pleted; email/mobile phones in an emergency, • Once the storm clears, five short horn to communicate information pertinent blasts will denote 15 minutes until re - to game play. sumption of play; • It is ultimately the team’s on-site repre - • If the evacuation occurs during the first sentative’s responsibility to seek out half of a game, the teams will return to and obtain correct and timely informa - Welcome Ruggers! play the second half of the game and tion that affects their team's play from the entire schedule will be delayed by the tournament Directors. This above the duration of the delay; signifies the need for teams to COM - • If the evacuation occurs during the sec - PLETELY fill out the registration ond half of a game, that game may be forms, including contact information terminated and the score at the time that for on-site team representatives. play was suspended will be the final score; the next round of games will be THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION played when play resumes and the re - AND COMPLIANCE WITH THIS maining schedule will be played on a SAFETY POLICY AND PROCEDURES!
July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C 19 Welcome from North Country Community College
North Country Community College is proud to host the 2018 Can-Am Rugby Championships in our renown soccer field that is affectionately referred to rugby alums as the ‘Bowl.” We are honored to be part of a long standing tradition of bringing highly competitive and world class rugby competition to Saranac Lake, NY. Have a great and safe tournament and we hope you make a few new friends along the way! — Steve Tyrell North Country Community College President
Sparks Field on the North Country Community College campus has hosted Kve International Test Matches between the U.S. and Canada — the men in 1980 and 1988; the women in 1999, 2000 and 2001. How many other Kelds in the U.S. or Canada can make that boast? Page C 0 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C 1 A warm welcome from Adirondack Health
Welcome Ruggers! injuries, including 10 concussions. Lower rolls of athletic tape, 13 rolls of Kinesio - This is the 23th year that Adirondack body injuries numbered 84, with the lead - tape, 24 rolls stretch tape, 100’s of 4x4, 2x2 Medical Center’s Sports Medicine staff has ing injury being hamstring strains, Achilles gauze and Band-Aids, various splints and provided injury management at the tendonitis and ankle sprains. 78 injuries wound closure kits. The Athletic Trainers Can/Am Rugby Tournament. The physical were to the upper extremities, with the win - provided over 110 hours of service over the demands that Rugby places on the athlete turning to play following a concussion. It is ner being hand/finger sprains, wrist sprains 3 days. is unique. Rugby combines the potential for everyone’s responsibility to assure that and A-C separations. Lacerations accounted Stay Safe, be smart, good luck. overuse injuries, as seen in sports like soc - EVERY player with a suspected concus - for 45 injuries with the forehead and eye re - — Rick Preston cer, along with traumatic injuries, like those sion/head injury be removed from the field, gion leading the way. The Athletic Training Director of Rehabilitation and Sports seen in American football. and is properly evaluated by a qualified staff taped 84 ankles, 26 hands and wrists, Medicine Overuse injuries are mostly due to the medical professional, who is experienced 18 shoulders and 21 lower leg injuries. Adirondack Health volume of running, stopping, starting, and with modern concussion management. Supplies: Over 460 gallons of ice, 66 sprinting, while they are not considered Come to any of the medical tents at the “serious”, if not treated, they can adversely tournament, our Athletic Trainers are highly affect performance and lead to more com - trained in the evaluation of acute concus - plicated conditions. Traumatic injuries are sions. more commonly seen, injuries such as frac - Prevention of injuries varies with ac - tures, dislocations, lacerations, sprains and knowledgment of the injury, and proper strains. Interestingly, as the use of helmets care of the injury, including full Rehabili - increase, so does the prevalence of facial tation. Stay in good physical condition, by and head injuries. The hypothesis is said to training; always use proper technique when be that a helmet offers a false sense of pro - tackling, rucking and scrumming; stay hy - tection, often resulting in a player leading drated (with water!); use a good fitting with the head. mouth guard; and don’t play over your skill No information on injuries would be level. complete without including concussions. 2016 Can/Am Tournament: Our staff saw As in other sports that involve speed and 238 injuries over the 3 days of play. 25 contact, concussions are seen in Rugby. The players were referred to a hospital for ad - toughness of most Rugby players lead vanced medical care, 6 were taken by on- many player to attempts at continuing or re - site ambulances. 31 head, neck and back
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said Jay Annis, Can-Am tournament direc - Future Stars to be housed at Paul Smith’s College tor. “We couldn’t imagine this just five or 10 years ago. But the technology is here in Buenos Aires, Argentina in October. the squad,” says JD Stephenson, Head and we’re happy to say we are in step with Sevens rugby made its debut at the 2016 Coach of the Boys’ Youth Olympic Games it. The fans who unfortunately can’t be here Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics and the team. “This’ high performance environ - will be in for a real treat.” popularity of the game has exploded glob - ment with an Olympic theme coupled with FloSports is a direct-to-consumer, sub - ally. Rugby sevens (commonly known sim - our gracious Can Am hosts — will afford scription-based sports media company lo - ply as sevens) is a variation of rugby union elite development and draw a high level of cated in Austin, Texas. Through live in which teams are made up of seven play - competition out of our All-American play - streaming of premier events, original docu - ers playing seven minute halves, instead of ers.” mentaries, weekly studio shows, breaking the usual 15 players playing 40 minute “This connection to the Future Stars of news, technique videos, and other compre - halves. the Olympic Games gives the Can-Am hensive coverage, FloSports is unlocking a The Can-Am Rugby event, based in tournament another level of prestige,” said world of content that is appealing to hard- Saranac Lake, is one of the oldest and the tournament’s Jay Annis of Saranac core sports fans. largest rugby tournaments in North Amer - Lake. “Having the selection event here for LAFAYETTE, Colo. - The USA Girls’ The company purchased the Rugby ica with over 100 teams competing. It is the Youth Olymipc Games this October at Channel, which provided live streaming of and Boys’ U18 7s programs will compete staged in the Olympic Region of Saranac the Can Am is a source of great pride for during the 45th annual CANAM Rugby championship matches in the 2017 Can-Am Lake Placid which has hosted two Olympic us as these are the future Stars of USA tournament. Four title contests and a Fu - Tournament in Saranac Lake Placid July Winter Games (1932 and 1980). It is also Rugby.” 27-29. These future Olympians will com - tures Sevens game will be highlighted on the home of one of two U.S. Olympic In May, a development camp will be tournament weekend. pete all weekend in a high performance en - Training Centers. hosted at the Army Navy Academy in vironment after which USA will announce Participation in the Can-Am Futures Carlsbad, Calif. to help potential partici - the boys’ extended squad for the 2018 Sevens Tournament follows the release of pants advance their skill set ahead of com - Youth Olympic Games (YOG) to be staged USA Rugby’s new American Rugby petition. The 2018 Can-Am Futures Sevens Model, a four-year age-grade schedule in - participants will be housed at Paul Smith’s cluding expanded high school All-Ameri - College throughout the week . Paul Smiths can (HSAA) player pools. Inclusive of two is the only four year school in the Adiron - girls and two boys USA teams, called the dack Mountains and fields both women’s Stars and Stripes, the United States will use and men’s rugby teams. this tournament to increase emerging ath - Though broadcast information will be letes’ exposure to elite international com - confirmed closer to the date, updates will petition. be available by following This Futures Game concept is similar to @USARugby on social media. the McDonald’s High School All-Ameri - can basketball game that features the best FloSports to bring live scholastic basketball players in the nation. rugby coverage With the 50 best scholastic players in USA to 45th Can-Am tournament Rugby Competing in FloSports is set to bring live the 45th Can-Am here, championship streaming to the there is a good chance 45th Can-Am Rugby Tourna - that you could be ment in Saranac Lake Placid. watching the athletes The competitions are set for that will represent July 27-29 on 13 pitches in the their country at the two neighboring communities. 2024 Olympic Games The annual event is one of in Paris or the 2028 the oldest and largest tourna - Games in Los Ange - ments in the nation. Play fea - les. tures predominantly 15 a side “The extended squad rugby, but Future Sevens will selection will not be debut here. something easy for the “FloSport comes at a great coaches to complete time for our tournament, the during the Can-Am sport of rugby and a new divi - based on the strength sion that will be on display and commitment of here in the North Country,”
Page Center 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 U.S. Rugby Foundation Hall of Fame inducts 7 in Houston What a U.S. Rugby Hall of Fame Weekend it was in Houston! On Friday night, June 15, over 130 rugby enthu - siasts were in attendance to recognize the U.S. Rugby Hall of Fame Class of 2018: Dr. John Chase, Reldon “Bing” Dawson, Don Haider, Gary Lambert, Mike Saunders, Denis Shanagher Sr. and Alexandra “Alex” Williams. Also in at - tendance were past U.S. Rugby Hall of Fame inductees: Brad Andrews, Tom Billups, Ed Burlingham, Jack Clark, Ray Cornbill, Steve Finkel, Terry Fleener, Bill Fraumann, Jeff Lombard, Dan Lyle, Ron Mayes, Dr. Lyle Micheli, Mike Purcell, Brian Vizard and Bob Watkins. Also in attendance were USA Rugby’s acting CEO, Ross Young, Chris Reed, Head of Development. The awards ceremony began with a beautiful John Mor - gan created video about the U.S. Rugby Hall of Fame and this year’s Class. Next up was Jeff Lombard introducing this year’s Craig Sweeney Award recipient, Tom Billups. Hall of Fame members. The event was topped only by the In addition to the emotional speeches by this year’s in - Eagles thrilling 30-29 victory over the 6th ranked Scots on ductees, one of the highlights of the evening was current Saturday night. USA Eagles captain Blaine Scully handing out caps to past The U.S. Rugby Foundation’s mission is to promote am - U.S. Rugby Hall of Fame inductees. ateur rugby throughout the United Stated. To learn more, U.S. Rugby Foundation funded polos for the USA It was a memorable event honoring this latest group of visit usrugbyfoundation.org. Futures athletes.
Front row L to R: Mike Saunders, Denis Shanagher Jr., Alexandra Williams, Jan Rutkowski, Mike Purcell, Bing Dawson, Tom Billups, Ron Mayes, Dan Lyle, Steve Finkel and Terry Fleener. Back row L to R: Bob Watkins, Ray Cornbill, Jack Clark, Gary Lambert, Dr. Lyle Micheli, Dr. John Chase, Bill Fraumann, Don Haider, Brad Andrews, Jeff Lom - bard, Brian Vizard and Ed Burlingham.
July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C Saranac Lake Mountaineers: 4 Years and Counting
As the Social Division Cham - Food Banks 7’s champions, by low numbers, the 2018 Lady pions at Saratoga 7s, and Plate pions of last year’s Can-Am Men’s champions at SUNY Mountaineer squad has a lot of Champions at Acton 10s. Tournament, the Mountaineer Plattsburgh’s annual TNT tour - new faces and is coming out of Captains for the Moun - men have been working hard nament, runners up at SUNY spring season with a 13 and 2 taineers are Forrest Morgan and this spring and will be entering Oswego’s Greased Weasel and record. This record includes: Cam Moody for the men and the tournament with a 29-6 Acton 10s. Women’s Champions at the Katie O’Reilly Morgan and Car - record. That record includes: After several years plagued TNT tournament, Social Cham - rie Shackett for the women.
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Page C 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 St. Joseph’s to present Quad/Wheelchair Rugby at the U.S. Olympic Training Center 4 to 7:30 p.m., Friday, Aug. 3 and 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 4 About St. A word from the CEO ... Joseph’s “The attraction for St. Joe’s to support Wheelchair Rugby is that for 48 years St. Joe’s has been in the busi - St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery ness of hope and healing. We are extremely impressed Centers, based in Saranac how motivational it is for many of our residents — es - Lake, NY, operates a 67- bed inpatient facility, and a pecially our veteran residents — to see the athleticism, 25-bed long-term residen - tenacity and joy the Wheelchair Rugby participants tial program for male veter - enjoy with commitment to their own physical recov - ans, as well as a family program on our main cam - ery and sharing that hope with others.” pus in Saranac Lake. Bob Ross We provide adolescent St. Joseph’s CEO Bob Ross stands with Can-Am Coordinator Terry Turbidy as he CEO of St. Joseph’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers treatment at our affiliate, presents the championship trophy to the winners of the 5th Quad/Wheelchair Rose Hill, in Massena; Rugby Division winners in last year's 44th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament. while outpatient services Winners, L to R, are Dave Sprout, Alexis Macias, Leo Biscaia, Robbie Dudisz, and are provided through seven Briana Hennessy. sites in Essex and Franklin Counties. We also provide the op - portunity for aftercare at our supportive living pro - gram in Poughkeepsie and our Guest House in Sch - enectady. Our current initiatives in - clude the establishment of 2017 tournament participants received a Can-Am jersey. supportive housing pro - grams in Ticonderoga, Massena, Malone, and Saranac Lake. As well, St. Joseph’s is in the initial stages of establishing a multi-purpose facility in Saranac Lake to house a 24/7 crisis center, the only detox unit in the region, and the permanent location of our Saranac Lake Outpa - tient Clinic. Inpatient Program Admissions (877) 813-8647 Veterans Program Admissions (844) 891-8387 Adolescent Program Admissions (800) 776-7344 www.stjoestreatment.org Tournament referees July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C 7 Page C 8 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 Remembering a dear friend: r. Ian M. Orme Ian Michael Orme, 65, left us of Microbiology, and in 2014 he Club, a local organization. leaves behind a legacy that will Tuesday, June 19, 2018, while at was elected fellow of the Ameri - Ian is described and remem - carry on through his friends and his summer home in Onchiota. He can Association for the Advance - bered by his colleagues and colleagues who trained under him, passed away peacefully in his ment of Science. Dr. Orme has friends as ornery, generous, and a stood beside him, and have gone sleep. over 300 publications to his visionary. Ian was passionate and on to have their own amazing ca - Born on Aug. 9, 1952, Ian was name, over 30 scientific chapters, innovative throughout his life. A reers. He would expect nothing adopted by a working class cou - and proposed nearly 300 grants pioneer who showed no fear with less from us than to raise a glass ple in England. Ian s father was a during his career, raising in ex - regard to bureaucracy or prece - and tell a story about a man we bricklayer, and his mother worked cess of 100 million dollars in re - dent. Ian was one of the most knew who was larger than life. at a grocery store. search funding, and shaping the amazing people I ve had the pleas - Funeral arrangements are in Ian met Eileen Aquavella dur - scientific understanding of tuber - ure of working with, A mentor to care of the Fortune-Keough Fu - ing his postdoctoral fellowship at culosis in myriad ways. many who went on to establish neral Home in Saranac Lake. A the Trudeau Institute and they In his early life, Ian had ambi - strong careers in both research and celebration of life will take place were married Aug. 28, 1982. Ian tions to be a professional soccer teaching, Ian pioneered the on Aug. 18, 2018, at his camp in is survived by his wife and his player. Even though that didn t mouse and guinea pig model for Onchiota. two sons: Joseph Allen Michael pan out, he still had a great pas - TB , Ian constantly challenged In lieu of flowers, please con - Orme and Robert James Steven sion for sports, especially soccer people with his sometimes abra - sider making a donation to the Orme, ages 33 and 32. and rugby. For his work to suc - sive style, but had an incredible CSU College of Veterinary Medi - After completing primary cessfully organize and run the heart are just a few of the many cine & Biomedical Sciences. school in England, Ian went on to sis and immunology. He became Can-Am rugby tournament — comments received from friends Please make donations payable Paddington College in London, a professor in 1995, and in 2009 which generated 2.5 million an - and colleagues in the past few to CSU Foundation and note and then completed his Bachelors was bestowed the honor of Uni - nually for the local community — hours. He was a fun-loving guy, CVMBS Memorial Fund-Dr. Ian and PhD at the University of Lon - versity Distinguished Professor. Ian was awarded honorary mem - who was known for his many lav - Orme in the memo line or donate don. In 1981, he began his post- Some of his most notable accom - bership to the Saranac Lake ish and legendary parties at the online at doctoral training at Trudeau plishments include receiving the Chamber of Commerce. He was Orme Towers. Many evenings https://advancing.colostate.edu/C Institute in New York. In 1986 Ian Roussell Prize in 1994, and the president of the Mountaineer s were spent around the patio, beer VMBSMEMORIALFUND. joined Colorado State University Charles C. Shepard science Rugby and Football club from in hand, regaling a crowd with his Family and friends can also where he remained for his entire award, given by the CDC 1999. 1982 to 1986. He was the many tales of travel and scientific share their memories and sign the career. Dr. Orme became one of In 2002, Dr. Orme was elected founder, manager and coach of conquest. online guestbook at for - the world s experts in tuberculo - fellow of the American Academy the County Cork Pub Soccer Ian will be deeply missed, but tunekeoughfuneralhome.com.
July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page C 9 Saranac Lake Mountaineers Rugby Club to award four Black Jackets during 45th Annual Can-Am Tournament were used to fund the first Nick Logie you looked up he was making a tackle and Nichole Meyette, Bill Decker, Nick Logie, Ron Wuesterfeld to be Sportsmanship Award presented at the 27th you never heard him even at the post-game annual banquet in 1999. Shakes McLaugh - drink-ups so we gave him the name, “The inducted into Hall of Fame; Quartet to receive emblematic Black Jackets lin wrote about his brother-in law: “When Mystery Man”. But there was no mystery Nick showed up, we definitely KNEW he about the way he played. The Mountaineers Rugby Club, annual one of his two daugh - was here. He had a brash, macho, cockiness hosts of the Can-Am Rugby Tournament, ters Sheila (born in that can only be seen in the movie charac - PAST BLACK JACKET HALL OF have announced the awarding of three 1997), attends college. ter of Crocodile Dundee”. When the Moun - FAME INDUCTEES Black Jackets over the course of the up - As a senior this year, taineer Rugby Team was founded in 1972, 1.Jan Plumadore coming event weekend. she played D1 rugby for Nick was one of the founding fathers and 2.Kerry Kelly Over 100 sides are expected to partici - the high-powered Nor - the first (dare I say best) scrum half to ever 3.Gerry Gillmett pate on 16 pitches in Saranac Lake and wich U Women’s Team play rugby in the Adirondacks. He was the 4.John F. Morgan Lake Placid from July 27-29. In the midst and was co-captain last team captain and a leader off the field as 5.Tom Sciacca of the competition, the honorees will be an - season and leading well. Nick was one of the only two players 6.John Muldowney nounced at an event to be held Friday, July scorer in NIC. Second on the original team with any rugby experi - 7.Bill Doolittle 27, at the Hotel Saranac in a 7 PM event. daughter Cecily, 20, is ence or who even knew what the game was 8.Sean Morgan Black Jackets are awarded to members of in her third year on the about. Some of his colorful exploits are bet - 9.Bob Brehl the Mountaineers Rugby Club who have US Alpine Ski team. She competes in ter told around the campfire than in mixed 10.Ian Orme made significant, long-standing contribu - Slalom, Giant Slalom, and speed disci - company. For those who knew him he will 11.Peter Frenette tions to the organization through their in - plines. Her career best has been a victory in live forever in our hearts and minds.” 12.Stacey Annis volvement as a player on the team, officer a NorAm Downhill in Lake Louise, Canada 13.Tammy Morgan of the club and volunteer for the Can-Am along with multiple sportsmanship awards. Ron Weusterfeld 14.Kyle Munn Rugby Tournament. As a U16 she swept States, Easterns, and First played rugby at Indiana University 15.Dean Naegele Nichole Meyette, Bill Decker, Nick Nationals (overall winner all three). She in Bloomington from 1978-1979. He moved 16.Leo Demong Logie and Ron Wuesterfeld achieved in - also played soccer and lacrosse in high to Lake Placid/Saranac Lake NY December 17.Michael “Beef” Bevilacqua duction by a vote of Black Jacket members. school. Obviously, both of Bill’s daughters 1979 and joined the 18.Jay Annis are very athletic and not that he is not a Mountaineers in the Nichole Meyette good athlete, but his wife Maryellen, was spring of 1980. Boy, About the Black Jacket Hall of Fame Nichole began her rugby career at Cort - captain of her high school and college soc - was he a welcome addi - The mission of the Black Jacket Hall of land University and transitioned to club cer teams, named MVP in high school soc - tion. He became match Fame is to celebrate and honor the individ - rugby with the Mountaineers in 2000. Not cer, won multiple gold medals in Empire secretary in 1982 and uals who have had a distinctive, positive in - content to just play, she moved through the State Games bicycling and along with her Can Am Tournament fluence on the Mountaineer Rugby Football officer ranks of the twin sister, are golfers extraordinaire when director 1987 to 1993. program. Members are selected on their club, perhaps most they have time for the game. He played any back po - level of performance, sportsmanship and memorably to other sition needed and let his dedication to the Mountaineers. They have clubs as social secre - Nicholas Hunter Logie (posthumously) play on the field speak inspired and helped develop the game into tary. She served as Pres - Nicholas Hunter Logie was born in Glas - for itself. Every time the character-building sport that it is today. ident of the gow, Scotland in 1946. His family moved Mountaineers for a few to Canberra, Australia in 1952 when he was years, followed by sev - seven and then to Saranac Lake in 1966 eral years service to the when his father Alan Logie became the ad - Can-Am Tournament, ministrator at Trudeau Institute. Nick was first as head of registra - the last in the family to immigrate, crossing tion, then as President. the Pacific by ocean liner and then hitch- For many in the rugby community, Nichole hiking across the USA to finally arrive in was the warm voice of the tournament. She Saranac Lake. Nick was a White Piner at has since undertaken a career and life Paul Smiths Forestry college, graduating in change, enrolling in Utica School of Nurs - 1969. He married Scottie Trettel in 1968 ing, and slated to receive her RN pin in De - and they had one son Alexander Hunter cember. Her energy and enthusiasm has Logie. Nick was a self-employed carpenter been missed. in Saranac Lake from 1968 until 1981. He worked at the Mt Van Hoevenberg bobsled Bill “Big D” Decker run and as a member of the Whiteface Ski Born in 1955, Bill started playing rugby Patrol including the 1980 Olympic ski pa - in 1973 for the Mountaineers and played in trol. He was one of the founders of the the first Cam Am in 1974. He was 6-4 and Saranac Lake Rugby team, its first captain 250 pounds and had a way of lumbering and one of only two team members that had down the field. His nickname “Big D” was any experience. He relocated to South Lake very appropriate. He was a stalwart second Tahoe in 1981, where he was a member of row for the Mountaineers for more than a the Heavenly Valley ski patrol and a self- decade and still plays Old Boys. the first employed carpenter. Nick passed away in game he ever played was sevens at Nor - February, 1999. Donations made to the Past Black Jacket recipients wich University and ironically it is where Saranac Lake rugby team in his memory Page C 0 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 Saranac Lake Mountaineers Rugby Club to award four Black Jackets About the Saranac Lake Rugby Club and the Can-Am Rugby Tournament The Saranac Lake Mountaineer Rugby Club was founded in 1972 by a small group of local rugby enthusiasts who introduced a fledgling sport to the community. Nicholas Later, the organization created the Can-Am Hunter Logie Rugby Tournament in 1974 with a modest eight teams. The tournament’s mission has been to pro - mote the sport of rugby across all platforms, from youth to old boys, in a beautiful Adirondack setting with a clear focus on the responsible and sustain - able growth of the game. The initial goal in the early years of the tourna - ment was to grow by eight teams annually. Since 1990, a total of 100 sides has participated across all age divisions, men and women. As the Can-Am Rugby Tournament has grown, international competition has been added. The Saranac Lake Rugby Club and the Can-Am tour - nament have hosted five international test matches with men in 1980 and 1988, before adding women in 1999, 2000 and 2001. In 2018, the game’s future will be unveiled in the form of youth future sevens. In addition, the tournament provides substantial funding annually in support of local youth and charitable organizations, including scholarships for area athletes. It is also a source of significant eco - nomic stimulus in the event’s hometown. 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1. All Old Boy Divisions (Over-50, Over-45 and Over-35) nament. If a player has represented one team in the com - 7. For Sunday’s final games in each division, the same will play 22-minute halves for all games in the tourna - petition, he, thereafter, will not be allowed to represent tiebreaker system (Rule #6) will be employed except ment including the finals. Men’s Premier, Men’s Club, another team in competition. Violation of this rule shall that teams will play two 10-minute sudden death over - Men’s Social and the Women’s Division shall play 22- be grounds for disqualification of the offending team time periods before moving to the place kicking option minute halves in all matches leading to the finals. The from further competition, at the discretion of the Tour - to decide the outcome. Prior to the second 10-minute Finals will consist of 25-minute halves. nament Committee. At all finals, each team shall submit overtime period, the teams will switch ends of the 2. Lateness will not be tolerated, due to tight scheduling. a roster that shows all players including substitutions. field. Any team failing to take the field within five minutes of This roster shall be provided to the Tournament Com - 8. GAME PROTESTS regarding rosters must be made the scheduled kickoff will forfeit the contest by a 7-0 mittee BEFORE KICKOFF. and presented to referee before KO so that the offend - score (converted try). 6. Breaking Ties: A coin toss will precede a 10-minute sud - ing team has a chance to rectify any roster issue. Other 3. Sin Bin” (Yellow Card) lengths will be 5 minutes for den death overtime period. If neither team scores, the Protests must be made to the referee before he/she games with 22-minute halves and 7 minutes for games winner will be determined by successive field goal tries leaves the field of play. The referee will consult with with 25 min halves. Any player sent off for misconduct starting at the 10-yard line and increasing distances of the Tournament Committee (that includes the Referee (Red Card) may be disqualified from further competition five yards for each additional kick required. Each team Coordinator and Tournament Director) and a decision in the tournament. The game referee and the tournament may nominate one player, that had participated in the will be made. All decisions made by the Tournament committee have the final decision on a player’s ability game, to do the placekicking. Committee are final and binding. Teams failing to heed to further compete in the tournament. Tie Breakers to determine advancement in pool play: these decisions face automatic disqualification and 4. The Old Boy Divisions will have unlimited substitutions. 1. Final standings will be determined within a Pool of play possible suspension from future Can Am Tournament In all other Divisions seven substitutes per game per before standings are finalized within a Division. play. team will be allowed in accordance with the laws of the 2. Final standings are based on a team’s record within a game. Any player removed and substituted may take no pool and division. If this results in a tie between teams, Other Rules: further part in that game, but may play in subsequent go to rule #3. • Scrum matches. Any player who retires from a match due to a 3. The process of breaking ties in both Pool standings and Engagement Sequence: Crouch, Bind, Set. No verbal head injury must be examined by the medical staff before Division standings between Clubs will go through the “yes nine” except for youth. Signal ball ready to go in playing in subsequent matches. Per USARFU directive following calculations in the following order until final by tap on shoulder or eye contact opposite put in. instruction from IFRB, a player who is suffering from a standings are determined: • Line Out definite concussion may not participate in any match or a Point differential in all matches played If taken quick in front of proper mark turnover. Line - training session for a period of at least three weeks from b Total Tries Scored in all matches out given to opposite team. the time of injury, and then only subject to being cleared c Total Tries Converted in all matches • Youth by a proper neurological examination. d Head to head scores between common opponents No squeeze ball. Penalty. High tackle is defined as 5. No player may represent more than one team in the tour - e Coin Toss above the arm pits.
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The High Peaks are an outstanding place Hoevenberg is on the left at the 0.3-mile to hike, but their summits aren’t as close as mark. they appear. If you’re a first-time visitor, or The path begins on the level and pretty if you’re new to hiking, we suggest chal - much stays that way as it passes through a lenging yourself with some of our more gorgeous red pine forest before reaching a modest mountains before bagging one of large beaver pond. Your destination is the big ones. You’ll avoid some of the across the water, high above the opposite crowds that gather on our most popular shore. This is a great place to bird watch peaks and still get the views you visited for and to turn around for those looking for an — without all the leg ache and rock scram - easy stroll. bling. Head left at the pond and cross its outlet — the area below the beaver dams can be Pitchoff east wet, so take your time — then the ascent Cruise past all of the cars near the Cas - begins. Things never get too steep, and be - cade Mountain and Pitchoff west trailheads, fore long the trail bends right to follow the and shortly after passing the stunning ridge to the first overlook. The first one is Lower Cascade Lake you’ll see a small, nice, but the second is more open, as its less-crowded parking area on the right that sweeping panorama includes portions of the says “Pitchoff East.” Park here and care - Great Range in the distance. Straight ahead fully cross the road to the trailhead. is the main attraction, a dead-on view of You’ll enter the words and climb slightly, Marcy, Colden, Algonquin, and Wright, all then swing left to follow the road. Cliffs lined up from left to right (or from Marcy to and boulders being to peak from the woods Wright, as the case may be). to the right, a sample of the stunning scenery that awaits. The landscape here is beautiful and rugged, and bears resem - blance to hikes up bigger mountains out west. Before long the path swings right and fol - lows a nice stream as it climbs toward the narrow divide between two of Pitchoff’s knobs — there are several along the ridge — before it bends left and traverses open rock to a fantastic view. The 3,323-foot north summit is a fine destination, but those seeking more can continue on. Pitchoff’s viewless, 3,600-foot summit is 1.8 miles farther, making it quite a distance to back - track, but it is possible to do a point-to- point hike with two vehicles, one parked at the west trailhead and the other at the east. Stats Distance: 1.4 miles to the north summit Elevation: 3,323 feet Elevation gain: 1,400 feet Trailhead: Take Route 73 east from Lake Placid for about 10.5 miles. The parking area is on the right; the trail - head is across the road.
Mount Van Hoevenberg Skip the Marcy-bound crowds and in - stead head to a smaller mountain with a killer view of some of the area’s highest High Peaks. The path actually begins with a nice, easy walk along South Meadow Road, a seasonal dirt road that’s closed in winter. The trailhead sign for Mount Van Page B 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 4 hikes for killer views
Stats follow that for another 3 miles. Park on be sitting pretty on Round Mountain, en - called Rocky Falls, which is a fine destina - Distance: 2.5 miles from the parking the left, near the turn for South joying the commanding view of those tion for a shorter trip, or for a place to take area Meadow Road. peaks. Often overlooked for its taller neigh - a mid-hike cool-down dip. Elevation: 2,860 feet bors, Round offers a solid half-day of hik - The most difficult part of the journey Elevation gain: 740 feet Round Mountain ing that includes some steep sections, starts at 5 miles, where a rugged, half-mile Trailhead: Take Route 73 east from While everyone else is clambering up the rugged little gorges, and plenty of glimpses climb into the pass begins. This section is Lake Placid and turn right on Adiron - steep flanks on Giant or tackling one of the of the tremendous finale the summit offers. difficult but exciting — the mountains close dack Loj Road after about 3 miles and many peaks along the Great Range, you’ll in, the boulders get larger, and then there’s Stats the final reveal: the neck-craning cliff that Distance: 2.3 miles makes up the entire side of the aptly-named Elevation: 3,100 feet Wallface Mountain. Elevation gain: 1,820 feet Trailhead: Take Route 73 east from Lake Placid for about 22.5 miles, then Stats turn right on Ausable Club Road. The Distance: 6 miles to Summit Rock parking area is on the left. Park here Trailhead: Take Route 73 east from and walk up the road to the trailhead, Lake Placid and turn right on Adiron - which is also on the left. dack Loj Road after about 3 miles. Fol - low that to its end in about 4.5 miles, Indian Pass pay the parking fee at the booth, then There’s nothing quite like seeing the turn left to enter the large parking area. 1,000-foot cliff in Indian Pass from Sum - The trail begins across the road from mit Rock for the first time. At 6 miles it’s a the parking booth. long haul to this view, but the steep sections are few and the rewards are great. There’s Information and photos courtesy of even a side path at 2 miles to a waterfall LakePlacid.com July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page B 7 Page B 8 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 July 7-9, 018 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 Page B 9 Page B 40 45th Annual Can-Am Rugby Tournament 018 July 7-9, 018 MMeennttiioonn yyoouu’’rree wwiitthh rruuggbbyy aanndd yyoouu ccaann ppllaayy ggoollff ffoorr $$6655!!
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