Mystic River Continues Undefeated Spring ‘21 Season

Hope you all had an excellent Memorial Day Weekend celebrating and remembering those that have served the United States of America. On Saturday, Mystic River Rugby Club played two matches to open up the New England Free Jacks’ Military Appreciation Day, where the Free Jacks would ultimately win their match, over the Toronto Arrows, 14-12.

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Mystic River Collegiate Selects

Annually, Mystic River fields a select team consisting of the best collegiate rugby players from the Northeast and beyond. After tryouts and training, the team travels to Montreal, Canada competing against one of the very best Canadian U23 teams, the Voyageurs of Lower Ontario.

For the sixth year in a row, the Mystic Collegiate Selects will be traveling to Montreal, Quebec on Friday, June 14th to take on the Voyageurs of Lower Ontario!

To find the best collegiate talent, we will be holding try-outs at Pine Banks Park starting in June. If you are interested in trying out, or know of any collegiate players who would be great additions to the Mystic family, please contact Phil Baker-Coe by April 30th.

The schedule for the 2019 Mystic Collegiate Selects combine and try-outs will be as follows:

All training sessions will be at Pine Banks Park in Malden, MA

Saturday, June 1st from 12 – 2 pm (Arrive by 11:30 am)

Tuesday, June 4th from 8 – 10 pm

Thursday, June 6th from 8 – 10 pm

Saturday, June 8th from 12 – 2 pm

Tuesday, June 11th from 8 – 10 pm

Thursday, June 13 from 7 – 9 pm

 

Visit mysticrugby.com/collegiate-selects for more information.

Mystic Collegiate Selects Fall Short in Montreal

mystic_collegiate_select_xv_2016MONTREAL, QC – The Mystic Collegiate Selects came out firing in the first half, and used the width of the field to move the ball and keep the Voyageurs defense off balance. Mystics put two tries on the board early on. The first try came off a nice break on the sideline by Dave Caputo, and Dylan Amore converted to give the Mystics a 7-0 lead. The Mystics followed that up with a weak side pick from scrumhalf Mike Weinstein, giving them a 12-0 lead. Continue reading