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Team News
October 19, 2016
Dante Pierantozzi with a cheeky one handed snag The lads headed down to Albany looking to reverse their 0-4 skid in ECRC play. Fortune struck early as Liam Taylor put one in and Darren Chan slotted the kick. This gave the dogs a 7-0 lead. However, Albany answered before the end of the half to […]Read More
September 19, 2016
Henniker, NH: The dogs lost a tough battle to New England College in a defensive oriented 9-5 battle. Even though the dogs dominated set pieces and were close to scoring plenty of times, they were unable to put any tries in until it was too little too late. NU came out in the first half […]Read More
September 13, 2016
Nolan Currie looks to move the ball against Harvard The lads have just finished their preseason and are gearing up for what it set to be an exciting season. Training camp began on August 15th, and players began getting into shape to get ready for the upcoming season. The men who were here during […]Read More
June 11, 2016
This year, NURFC welcomed our alumni back for a weekend full of events and a friendly 15s game. It all kicked off on Friday morning (June 3rd) at Brookline Golf Club at Putterham. Old and new dogs mixed for a quick 18 on the links before heading off for the Red Sox game to watch […]Read More
May 18, 2016
After the Las Vegas Invitational, the dogs still had a series of spring tournaments to play. Early April, the dogs packed up the vans and journeyed down to Stony Brook, NY for the first leg of the Empire Sevens Circuit. The weather was less […]Read More
March 22, 2016
For the first time in club history the team traveled to Las Vegas to play in the Las Vegas Invitational. The boys have been training since early January, and were more than anxious to get out and play. Vegas brought out the best teams in the country all competing for a spot in the […]Read More
March 3, 2016
Not only is captain Paul Coste a physically dominant rugby player at 6'3″, he is also a natural leader of the club, pushing the boys of the NURFC to run faster, fight harder, and do better. Locally grown in Lexington, MA where he learned to go "bangs down", Paul is an Economics major in his third […]Read More
March 3, 2016
Having grown up in Saranac Lake, NY in the Adirondacks, Senior Peter Madden is a natural outdoorsman and hiker, but more than that Peter is an integral part of the NURFC. At 6′, Peter's size and athleticism come as a major advantage on the Sevens field where he has excelled in his three years with […]Read More
March 3, 2016
Hong Kong native Julian Bongrain is in his third year of playing for the NURFC and in that time has established his place among the high level skill players of the squad. 5'10″ 180 lbs and a twin, Julian's jukes and moves help make for big breaks on the pitch, moves that will be called into […]Read More
March 2, 2016
Even in his second year with the club, Ryan Crowe's incredible speed and determination have solidified his place as one of the most valuable players on the team. A 5'10″ 170lb native of Millstone, NJ, Ryan lived in London for four years where evidently the local rugby skills rubbed off and imbued him with a seemingly […]Read More
March 2, 2016
Though Kai has lived in five countries over his lifetime, he has made a real home for himself in the States with the NURFC. A 5'8″ 175lb native of Tokyo and former frequent hair-dyer, Kai has demonstrated his great versatility having gone from hooking on the XV team to sprinting in Sevens at Las Vegas. Only […]Read More
March 2, 2016
Mr. Philadelphia Soul himself, Nolan Currie has been playing with the NURFC for three years now, driving the backs from his well-earned position at fly-half. When not running the esteemed and elite LLC which he co-partners with his roommate, Nolan is busy making big moves on the rugby pitch. At 5'8″ 170lbs, Nolan's field sense and […]Read More
March 2, 2016
Dante Pierantozzi of Philadelphia, PA is a 5'10″ 180lb sophomore in his second year of playing with the NURFC and, as evidenced by his place on the LVI squad, is one of the top up-and-comers on the team. Even through his first season last year and continuing on into the 2016 season, Dante is consistently […]Read More
February 28, 2016
Watching him play on the rugby pitch, it's hard to think that South African sophomore Max Hogewind intended to play American football during his studies in the state. However, in his second year with the club and his 12th year of playing rugby, the 5'11″ 185lb Johannesburg native has established himself as one of the top […]Read More
February 26, 2016
5'11″ 205 lb sophomore Sean McElhinney from Woburn, MA has been a major force on the NURFC since his introduction to the team last year and continues to be a dynamo in the club. In addition to his claim to fame of having been the backup to the 43rd best high school long snapper in Massachusetts, Sean […]Read More
February 25, 2016
Matt "The Incredible Bulk" Murphy is not only one of the physically strongest players on the team, he also has the experience of 4 years with the NURFC to make him a rugby machine and a massive weapon against any opponent the Dawgz face at the LVI. At 6'0″ 225lbs, Matt has established himself as […]Read More
February 25, 2016
El Presidente himself, Zack Whelan is not only a force on the rugby field, but has also been the driving force behind the entire Las Vegas Invitational endeavor. In his tenure as president, Zack has lit a fire under the NURFC, leading to the organization and efficiency that has brought about one of the most […]Read More
February 24, 2016
Seattle native Neil Hones is in his third year of playing for the NURFC and is well-established as one of the most elusive and speedy players on the team. A junior at 6'0″ 175 lbs and the son of a former Bath Rugby player, although he claims to just be riding coattails, Neil's long stride […]Read More
February 23, 2016
Freshman Darren Chan from Belmont, MA is one of the newest additions to the NURFC and quickly becoming one of the most valuable players on the squad. After studying abroad in Greece for NUin in the fall, at 5'8″ 175 lbs Darren has proved himself early on this spring on as a speedy and highly agile […]Read More
February 22, 2016
One of the most veteran players on the team, over his four years with the NURFC Colin Applegate has established himself as one of the fastest and most essential Dawgz on the field. A senior from Chicago, IL, Colin comes in at 5'9″, 170 lbs. including the weight of his judo-chop-action bionic elbow. After studying international business and […]Read More
February 20, 2016
A junior in his third year of playing with the Dawgz, Troy Sorrento is a notable veteran of the NURFC. Standing at 5'6″ 165 lbs, Troy may be the five-time recipient of the "Most Likely to be Bench-Pressed by Matt Murphy Award", but his speed and field control are a major keys to Husky dominance. […]Read More
February 19, 2016
The first in our series of profiles of the LVI Dawgz is rookie phenom Peyton Kay who racked up big numbers and big hits in his inaugural Fall XV season. Coming in at 6'4″ 220 lbs, Peyton hails from Bridgwater, CT where he is the oldest of five brothers. As a third year studying finance […]Read More
February 5, 2016
The NURFC is very pleased to announce that they will be competing in the 2016 Las Vegas Invitational Sevens tournament, hosted by USA Sevens Rugby. This is the first time the Huskies have competed at the renowned Vegas tournament, held from March 3-5, and is among the farthest of destinations the Dawgz have ever traveled as a […]Read More
July 21, 2015
Despite a winter that threatened to bury the entire city of Boston, like a snowplow the Northeastern Maddogs drove their way through an impressive Spring season with remarkable results from the numerous 7′s and XV challenges they faced. Despite limited time and even more limited snow-free fields in Boston, February saw the Dawgz pick up […]Read More
November 18, 2014
For the third year in a row, the Northeastern Men's Rugby team has won the Cianci Sevens Tournament in Seekonk, MA. Two teams were entered with one making it to the semifinals and the other claiming victory in a shutout final over Brown. Having allowed zero tries from any opposition team, the Dawgz finished the day […]Read More
September 12, 2014
Check out this montage from the 2013 Collegiate Rugby Championships made by our very own Franco Liebenberg! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEMhfB7Mghw&feature=youtu.be #GoNU Come watch the Huskies take on AIC this Saturday in Springfield at 5pm!Read More
May 22, 2014
Name: Paul Coste Nickname: Nose Face Killah Age: 21 Height: 6'3″ Weight: 208 Position: Prop How I Got Into Rugby: My friend Pistol Pete Murder convinced me to come to practice this one time. Next thing I know, I'm on a bus to a scrimmage and I have been on the team ever since. I […]Read More
May 17, 2014
Name: Matt Murphy Nickname: Murph Age: 20 Height: 6'0″ Weight: 205 Position: Prop How I Got Into Rugby: My roommate last year, Colin Applegate, who has already been featured, convinced me to try rugby. I played in my first developmental match and 2 months later I scored a try at 7s Nationals! My Favorite Thing […]Read More
May 16, 2014
Name: Nick Laneville Nickname: Swiss Age: 22 Height: 5'8″ Weight: 155 lbs Position: Scrumhalf How I Got Into Rugby: My older brother played in the old country so I just followed in his footsteps. My Favorite Thing About Rugby: Taking the field with my brothers and knowing that we're looking out for each other. Favorite […]Read More
March 4, 2014
The Northeastern Men's rugby club has returned from their North Carolina business trip as third place finishers in a field of eight. Whilst the competition was only a part of the pre-season for the club, they've gotten off to a great start in preparation for the ultimate goal of the nationally televised Collegiate Rugby Championships […]Read More
February 3, 2014
Buy your tickets through Northeastern for a discounted price! http://www.usasevenscrc.com/tickets/northeastern Just click on the link and follow the directions! We hope to see you there! GoNU!Read More
May 21, 2013
Spring 2013 The late coming of spring this year forced a shorter than usual spring season for Northeastern Men's Rugby. Despite this, the Maddogs were able to balance preparation for the Collegiate Rugby Championships with a competitive playing schedule and training schedule for our 15s programs. This winter and spring we introduced Rugby to a […]Read More
April 6, 2013
This past weekend, the Huskies competed in the Milley Memorial 7s Tournament hosted by the University of New Hampshire. Entering with two teams, the men from Northeastern had one goal in mind: NU1 vs. NU2 in the final. That goal truly showcases the depth of the program, and the high standards set by both the […]Read More
February 27, 2013
Continuing their tradition of excellence, the Northeastern University Men's Rugby Team has secured the final spot for the Collegiate Rugby Championship, which will be held in Philadelphia on June 1st and 2nd. This comes as a result of the hard work and dedication not only from the players, but also the alumni, and Northeastern University […]Read More
February 5, 2013
Following a 5-2 season, the Northeastern University Rugby Football Club was recognized by the remainder of the East Coast Rugby Conference(ECRC) coaches with six All-Conference selections, all on the first team. Seniors David Tobias, Greg McInerney, Ty Taylor, and Back Captain Sebastien Voigt capped off successful collegiate careers by garnering the honors. Juniors Chris Frasier […]Read More
December 6, 2012
Check out the following links to rewatch Northeastern Men's Rugby at College 7′s Nationals! Northeastern vs. Life University: game Northeastern vs. Wisconsin: coming soon! Northeastern vs. Colorado State: coming soon! For a full tournament write up click here.Read More
December 2, 2012
Twenty-four of the nation's best rugby 7's teams descended to College Station, Texas the weekend of November 30th to December 1st. They came from far and wide. From San Diego, California; from Bellingham, Washington; from Atlanta, Georgia. And they came from Boston. When Northeastern qualified for the USA Rugby National 7's Collegiate Championship many in […]Read More
December 1, 2012
Saturday, Dec 1st game times (EST): 11:20AM NU vs. Cal Poly – Bowl quarter final L0-12 For a live stream of every game click here: Live Stream Follow us on Twitter for live tweets of every game: TwitterRead More
November 29, 2012
Friday, Nov 30th game times (EST): 10:20AM NU vs. Life L 2-29 2:20PM NU vs. Wisconsin W 24-12 5:40PM NU vs. Colorado State W28-5 For a live stream of every game click here: Live Stream Follow us on Twitter for live tweets of every game: TwitterRead More
November 28, 2012
Northeastern Men's Rugby is proud to announce a new partnership with Kukri Sports, as their first US based team. Kukri Sports produces high quality, professional grade team and fan gear. Northeastern Men's Rugby is excited to wear Kukri kit starting in the 2013 spring season. We hope to see our loyal fans wearing new team […]Read More
November 19, 2012
Rugby 7's growth in popularity is directly related to the addition of this frenetic & exciting version of the more traditional rugby 15's game to the Olympics. When the torch is brought to Rio de Janeiro in 2016 dozens of nations will compete for the first medal in rugby since the United States brought home […]Read More
November 17, 2012
This past Saturday, the 7′s team travelled to Seekonk to compete in the Cianci 7′s tournament as a warm up before the National Championship in Texas. The focus for the Huskies during this tournament was structure, and experimenting with different people at different positions. Nevertheless, the team came out ready to win despite the long […]Read More


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Donna N. Thompson, 85, died March 24 at Great Bend Regional Hospital. Services are pending with Bryant Funeral Home, 1425 Patton Road, Great Bend, Kansas.
John D. Cargill, 95, died March 22 at Sterling House, Great Bend. Born Feb. 14, 1919, he was the son of John P. and Decie (Crosby) Gargill.
STAFFORD - Bonnie Tennant Dudrey, 78, died March 20 at Via Christi St. Francis Hospital in Wichita, in the presence of those who loved her. Born March 1, 1936, she was the daughter of Ira Weldon "Tex" and Elizabeth Hafford in Kansas City, Mo. After completing her Associate's Degree from Kansas City Community College she received her Home Economics degree from Kansas State University in 1958. Later that year she began her married life with Jay Richard Tennant with whom they had two children,Kevin Tennant and Janice Marie. After Jay's death in 1972, Bonnie joined the Kansas Wheat ...
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ABILINE - Harold Stanley Debenham, 87, died March 20. Born Oct. 5, 1926 in Junction City, he was the son of Charley Earnest and Elsie Mable (Dibben) Debenham.
Florine Meister, 93, died March 20 at Woodhaven Care Center in Ellinwood. Born Jan. 2, 1921, in Loretto, she was the daughter of Jacob Joseph and Katie I. (Suppes) Urban. On Nov. 13, 1940, she married Elwyn Koochel at Loretto. He died on March 26, 1978. She then married John P. Meister on Aug. 10, 1985, in Timken. He died on June 25, 2006. A resident of Great Bend since 1985, coming from the farm in Albert, she was a homemaker. She enjoyed bingo and playing in her pitch card clubs.
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GREAT BEND – George Bergen, 81, died March 19, 2014 at Research Medical Center, Kansas City, Mo.
MOORSEVILLE, N.C. - Robert Wallis Allen, 87, died peacefully on March 18, 2014 in Mooresville, N.C.
GREAT BEND – Bill J. McKown, 58, died March 19, 2014 at his home in Great Bend.
CLAFLIN - Marie Lillian Thomas, 78, died March 17 at Presbyterian Manor in Salina. Born Jan. 6, 1936 in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was the daughter of John and Dorothy (Brown) Rigat. She attended grade school and graduated high school in 1953 in Brooklyn, N.Y. She worked as a secretary at a corporate law firm in New York until she met and married William P. "Bill" Thomas who was a sergeant in the U.S. Army. They were married on Aug. 8, 1954, at Our Lady of Miracles Roman Catholic Church in Brooklyn, N.Y. They left New York on ...
WILSON - Patricia A. Stiles, 90, died Sunday, March 16, in Little River. She was born July 27, 1923.
Sister Mary Lawrence Hoffman, 84, died March 15, at the Dominican Sisters' Convent Infirmary in Great Bend. Born July 13, 1929, in Hays, as Dorothy Ann Hoffman, Sister Mary Lawrence was the daughter of the late Michael William and Margaret Feltis Hoffman. She entered the Dominican Sisters' Community on Aug. 15, 1946, and pronounced her first vows June 10, 1949. She celebrated 60 years of religious profession in 2009. Sister Mary Lawrence was a teacher in parochial elementary schools of Kansas all of her ministerial life, most of the years from 1949 to 2000, and was principal of the grade ...
HOISINGTON - Travis Lee Davis, 38, died Sunday, March 16 at his home in Hoisington. Born July 5, 1975 at Great Bend, he was the son of Mike and Debbie (Littrell) Davis.
ELLINWOOD - Crockett A. "Cap" Proffitt, 65, died March 16 at Wesley Medical Center, Wichita. Born June 21, 1948 at Sterling, he was the son of Vern Gayle and Jacquelyn Crockett Proffitt.
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VINCENT - Marian M. (Kuhlman) Rajewski, 87, died Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017, at Sterling Presbyterian Manor in Sterling. She was born March 30, 1929, on the ...
Margaret Irene Shobe, 73, died Feb. 15, 2017, at her home in Great Bend. She was born Dec. 3, 1943, at Great Bend, the daughter ...
HOLYROOD - Lavel A. Heitschmidt, 83, passed away Thursday, Feb. 16, 2017, in Manhattan. Parsons Funeral Home in Ellsworth is handling arrangements.
Eugene Ernest Hallett, 84, died Feb. 16, 2017, at his home in Great Bend. He was born Jan. 6, 1933, at Rush Center, the son ...
LARNED - Garvan Dale Galliart, 72, passed away Feb. 13, 2017, at his home. Born April 14, 1944, in Great Bend, he was the son of ...
CAMARILLO, Calif. - David Lynn Adams passed away peacefully Feb. 10, 2017, after a 29-year battle with cancer and multiple complications.
GREAT BEND - Katherine Elda "Kate" Campbell, 92, died Feb. 14, 2017, at Great Bend Regional Hospital, Great Bend.
HOISINGTON - Delbert LeRoy Adams Jr., died on Feb. 13, 2017. Funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.
GREAT BEND - Thomas Joseph Bahr, 64, died Feb. 14, 2017, at Via Christi St. Francis Regional Medical Center, Wichita.
Kevin Lynn Habiger, 44, died Feb. 9, 2017, at Via Christi St. Francis Regional Medical Center in Wichita. Services are pending with Bryant Funeral Home.
John A. Wagner, 97, died Feb. 12, 2017, at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center. Born Jan. 20, 1920, at Wichita, he was the son ...
HAYS - Larry Michael Nicholson, 75, died Saturday, Feb. 11, 2017, at home. Born Nov. 22, 1941, in Nevada, Mo., he was the son of Nina ...
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One-Act team takes fourth at state
One of the finest performances with one of the youngest groups of students at Washburn High School brought the team of 20 Washburn students a fourth place finish at the State B one-act competition.
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A more fitness-friendly Memorial Building
It's been some time since Washburn has had a fitness facility for residents to pump iron or run up a good sweat.
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Pageantry: More than just a great smile
The back stage of the Miss Grand Forks Scholarship Pageant is a place where Kayla Wiese never wanted to be.
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Answering the call
You see him zipping up and down the streets of Washburn in his K&D Services work truck.
Posted 11/16/11 (Wed) read more »
Flag retirement starts new tradition
It became clear to the Wilton American Legion that the Wilton community cares about the symbol of freedom when on Saturday morning they had three boxes of American flags to retire.
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Interior storage face lift pending for Wilton
Celebrations and assorted events held at Wilton's Memorial Hall have brought people from the community and across the nation together for many years.
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Covering the Kennedys took a toll on Washburn native
Clint Hill, a Washburn native, is best known for his work as a Secret Service agent assigned to protect Jackie Kennedy on the scene the day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated Nov. 22, 1963.
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Coal Conversion Counties share concerns
EPA control, a vote to do away with property taxes and the growth of the oil industry were all major topics for discussion during the annual Coal Conversion Counties meeting held Wednesday night at Washburn's Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center.
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Housing, motel study to survey community
Doug McDonald and Matthew Leiphon of Praxis Strategy Group led the second housing study and motel feasibility study meeting at the Memorial Building last week.
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Wilton commissioners revamp junk ordinance
Wilton City Commissioners and City Auditor Kelly Bauer had to do their homework dealing with the Junk Ordinance.
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It's time to look at some interesting tidbits for this weekend's Big East games. Thank yous are in order for each school's sports information department, along with ESPN Stats & Info.
Teddy Bridgewater led all returning Big East quarterbacks with 22 completions of 25-plus yards last season.
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Topics vary by section, may be repeated for credit with different topic. Rotating topics taught in French including French politics; French society; French cinema; the Francophone novel; the short story in the Francophone world; Algerian colonization and decolonization; autobiography; cinema, literature, and society; humor and irony in French literatutre; French perception of America; etc. Usually offered every term. Meets with FREN-633. Prerequisite: FREN-323.


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Cast: London River Matt Williams Sergeant Miles
London is on to her second part of her BaRS show, her cheeks still stained with tears. She is Bound over a bench with her arms pulled above her.
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Dwight Howard's public plea late Tuesday to remain in Orlando for the rest of the season has only served to anger the Magic and has instead pushed them closer than ever to trading their superstar center, according to league sources with knowledge of the situation.
Convinced that Howard, on the advice of his agent, is trying to manipulate the situation, the Magic are telling teams they will trade Howard before Thursday's 3 p.m. ET deadline if he does not commit to them beyond this season, league sources said.
"Dwight's dreaming if he thinks Orlando won't trade him without a commitment,'' a source said. "He needs to make some small commitment to them. They're saying it can't be one way.''
While the Magic hope Howard will sign a five-year contract extension, they would settle for a commitment from him not to opt out of the final year of his contract.
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