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New England Immortals RLFC

The New England Immortals was the first All-Star representative Rugby League Football team made up of the top American players from all Rugby League teams in the six New England states, and those US athletes who come from the region.

New England Immortals
Team information
NicknameImmortals
Governing bodyAMNRL (2010)
USARL (2011 - )
RegionNew England
Head coach Robin Peers
Team results
First game
Immortals 12-8  Canada
(New Jersey, United States; 31 July 2010)
Biggest win
Immortals 12-8 Canada
(New Jersey, United States; 31 July 2010)
Biggest defeat
Royal Marines 68-12 Immortals
(Rhode Island, United States; 27 April 2012)

Club Motto: "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail." - Ralph Waldo Emerson

History

AMNRL Years (2010)

The New England Immortals were founded in 2010 and consisted of the top players from the New England-based teams of the AMNRL - the Boston Thirteens, Connecticut Wildcats and the New Haven Warriors. Their logo is based on the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial located on Boston Common at the corner of Beacon and Park Street in Boston, MA. Colonel Shaw commanded the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment during the civil war. There are six stars which represent the six states that make up New England, while the red white and blue symbolize not only the national colors of the U.S., but also hardiness, valour, vigilance, and perseverance.

They played their inaugural match against the Canadian National Team at the 2010 AMNRL "War at the Shore", on July 31, 2010, defeating the Canadians 12-8 in a tightly contested match.[1]

USARL Years (2011 - 2012)

After the AMNRL/USARL split in 2011, the Immortals joined the latter. Due to the regulations of the separation outlined by the RLIF, only players registered in the AMNRL competition qualified for selection to the USA Tomahawks. Under that same ruling, the Connecticut Wildcats (who opted to stay with the AMNRL) were dropped from selections to the Immortals. The Immortals was now the only representative rugby available to USARL players.

In April 2012, Head Coach Robin Peers named the 23-man roster that would make up the New England Immortal side that would represent their region against the British Royal Marines at Tucker Field in Cumberland, RI at the end of the month.[2] Despite the loss of the Connecticut, the expanded player pool from newly formed Oneida FC and the Rhode Island Rebellion saw a new breed Immortals, with only three returning veterans. The Immortals took to the field for their second match since their inception, and despite putting up a hard fight, they were out classed by the more experienced Marines, losing by a score of 68-12.[3]

As of 2014, due to budgetary cuts and restructuring of the USARL competition, the Immortals have not played a match since their loss to the Royal Marines.

Former member teams

Former squads and match summaries

Notable players

The following is a list of New England Immortals who have played representative rugby (league or union) at the National level.

References

  1. ^ a b . Archived from the original on 2014-10-27., July 2010.
  2. ^ "Official Site of the USA Rugby League (USARL): New England select ready for action"., April 26, 2012
  3. ^ a b "Rugby League International Scores: Immortals Show Guts Against the Marines"., April 29, 2012

External links

Official websites
  • USA Rugby League

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The New England Immortals was the first All Star representative Rugby League Football team made up of the top American players from all Rugby League teams in the six New England states and those US athletes who come from the region New England ImmortalsTeam informationNicknameImmortalsGoverning bodyAMNRL 2010 USARL 2011 RegionNew EnglandHead coachRobin PeersTeam resultsFirst gameImmortals 12 8 Canada New Jersey United States 31 July 2010 Biggest winImmortals 12 8 Canada New Jersey United States 31 July 2010 Biggest defeatRoyal Marines 68 12 Immortals Rhode Island United States 27 April 2012 Club Motto Do not follow where the path may lead Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail Ralph Waldo Emerson Contents 1 History 1 1 AMNRL Years 2010 1 2 USARL Years 2011 2012 1 3 Former member teams 2 Former squads and match summaries 3 Notable players 4 References 5 External linksHistory EditAMNRL Years 2010 Edit The New England Immortals were founded in 2010 and consisted of the top players from the New England based teams of the AMNRL the Boston Thirteens Connecticut Wildcats and the New Haven Warriors Their logo is based on the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial located on Boston Common at the corner of Beacon and Park Street in Boston MA Colonel Shaw commanded the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment during the civil war There are six stars which represent the six states that make up New England while the red white and blue symbolize not only the national colors of the U S but also hardiness valour vigilance and perseverance They played their inaugural match against the Canadian National Team at the 2010 AMNRL War at the Shore on July 31 2010 defeating the Canadians 12 8 in a tightly contested match 1 USARL Years 2011 2012 Edit After the AMNRL USARL split in 2011 the Immortals joined the latter Due to the regulations of the separation outlined by the RLIF only players registered in the AMNRL competition qualified for selection to the USA Tomahawks Under that same ruling the Connecticut Wildcats who opted to stay with the AMNRL were dropped from selections to the Immortals The Immortals was now the only representative rugby available to USARL players In April 2012 Head Coach Robin Peers named the 23 man roster that would make up the New England Immortal side that would represent their region against the British Royal Marines at Tucker Field in Cumberland RI at the end of the month 2 Despite the loss of the Connecticut the expanded player pool from newly formed Oneida FC and the Rhode Island Rebellion saw a new breed Immortals with only three returning veterans The Immortals took to the field for their second match since their inception and despite putting up a hard fight they were out classed by the more experienced Marines losing by a score of 68 12 3 As of 2014 due to budgetary cuts and restructuring of the USARL competition the Immortals have not played a match since their loss to the Royal Marines Former member teams Edit Boston Thirteens Boston Massachusetts Connecticut Wildcats Greenwich Connecticut New Haven Warriors New Haven Connecticut Oneida FC Cambridge Massachusetts Rhode Island Rebellion Providence Rhode IslandFormer squads and match summaries Edit31 July 2010 Immortals vs CanadaResult W 12 8 1 Coach Mikhael ShammasNo Player Name Position Club Tries Con Pen DK Points1 Lance Gaines Fullback Boston Thirteens 2 Tyler Scullen Right Wing Boston Thirteens 3 Jonathan Mixon Right Center Boston Thirteens 1 44 Joe Roucken Left Center New Haven Warriors 5 Brian Lee Left Wing New Haven Warriors 6 Nathan Debartolo Five Eight Connecticut Wildcats 2 47 Benjamin McHugh Half Back Boston Thirteens 8 Justin Xenelis Prop New Haven Warriors 9 Jeffrey Perkins Hooker Boston Thirteens 1 410 Mike Schachter Prop Connecticut Wildcats 11 Matt Troila Kelliher Second Row Boston Thirteens 12 Curtis Cunz Second Row Connecticut Wildcats 13 Michael Bozza Lock Boston Thirteens 14 Sean Donahoe Reserve Boston Thirteens 15 Kenneth Stern Reserve Connecticut Wildcats 16 Nate Bangura Reserve Boston Thirteens 17 Chris Carter Reserve Boston Thirteens 18 Nick Rutberg Reserve Boston Thirteens 19 Kyle Winter Reserve Boston Thirteens 27 April 2012 Immortals vs British Royal MarinesResult L 12 68 3 Coach Robin PeersNo Player Name Position Club Tries Con Pen DK Points1 Cam Correira Fullback Rhode Island Rebellion 2 Brian Lee Right Wing New Haven Warriors 1 43 Eric Gonzales Right Center Rhode Island Rebellion 4 John Mixon Left Center Boston Thirteens 5 Matthew Tannozzini Left Wing Rhode Island Rebellion 6 Shain Singleton Five Eight Rhode Island Rebellion 1 47 Derek Trahan Half Back Rhode Island Rebellion 1 1 48 Matthew Callan Prop New Haven Warriors 9 Brian Schact Hooker New Haven Warriors 10 Steve Crandall Prop Rhode Island Rebellion 11 Tim Prada Second Row Boston Thirteens 12 Fred Jacobs Second Row Rhode Island Rebellion 13 Brad Crandall Lock Rhode Island Rebellion 14 Jose Montanez Reserve Rhode Island Rebellion 15 Brian Amaral Reserve Rhode Island Rebellion 16 Antony Nardollio Reserve Rhode Island Rebellion 17 Jesse Pearce Reserve Oneida FC 18 Joe Roucken Reserve New Haven Warriors 19 Greg Richer Reserve Oneida FC 20 Jeremy Rinn Reserve Rhode Island Rebellion 21 Dan Green Reserve Oneida FC 22 Tam Tran Reserve Boston Thirteens 23 Matthew Troila Kelliher Reserve Boston Thirteens Notable players EditThe following is a list of New England Immortals who have played representative rugby league or union at the National level Curtis Cunz Former member of the USA Tomahawks with over ten test matches Nathan Debartolo Played for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the top tier of the Australian NRL and former Tomahawk Lance Gaines Named to the USA Tomahawks roster for the 2009 Atlantic Cup Test match against Jamaica Mike Schachter member of the USA Tomahawks including three Colonial Cup tournaments Kenneth Stern Represented the Philippines in both rugby union 7s and XVs including the 2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens Kyle Winter Former member of the Indonesian national rugby union team including two appearances in the HSBC Asian Five Nations Shain Singleton Former member of the USARL HawksReferences Edit a b Official Site of the Canada Rugby League War at the Shore match reports Archived from the original on 2014 10 27 July 2010 Official Site of the USA Rugby League USARL New England select ready for action April 26 2012 a b Rugby League International Scores Immortals Show Guts Against the Marines April 29 2012External links EditOfficial websitesUSA Rugby League Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title New England Immortals RLFC amp oldid 1124949196, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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