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词条 Indiana High School Rugby
释义

  1. Governance

  2. Play and participation

  3. Boys Championships

     Super League  Varsity State Champion  Varsity Challenge Cup Champion  Junior Varsity State Champion  Junior Varsity Challenge Cup Champion  Division 1  Varsity State Champion  Varsity Challenge Cup  Junior Varsity  Division 2 

  4. Girls Championships

     Division 1  Division 2 

  5. See also

  6. References

  7. External links

Indiana has become one of the premiere states for high school rugby, with the boys' top league, the Super League, crowned the 2014 toughest high school league.[1] Indiana teams have claimed multiple national and regional championships.[2] At the start of the 2016 season, there were approximately fifty boys teams and fifteen girls teams competing in Indiana.[3] The fifty boys teams were organized into four programs in the Super League, eight in Division 1, twelve in Division 2, and one developmental side. In addition to varsity competition, many programs also contest in junior varsity and developmental competitions, allowing programs to put forth multiple teams.

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Governance

Unlike most high school sports in Indiana, governed by the Indiana High School Athletic Association, rugby in Indiana is governed by the Indiana Youth Rugby Foundation, Inc., which was formed in 1999[4] to replace the Indiana Youth Rugby Association, Inc. (1990–1999).[5] The foundation operates under the brand Rugby Indiana[6] and is a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit corporation that operates outside the governing structure of the Indiana Rugby Football Union.[7] Rugby Indiana's stated vision is:

  • To make rugby a legitimate high school sport opportunity for all athletes by providing a great experience on and off the field, and by gaining recognition in High School, Middle School, and Grade School administrations
  • Stimulate the quality, growth and development of Rugby at the High School and Youth level
  • To raise awareness of, and educate the general public about the sport of Rugby[8]

Top performing teams may also compete in a regional competition governed by the Midwest Rugby Football Union and a national invitational competition. These competitions, unlike Indiana state-level competition, make a distinction between whether teams are composed of players drawn from a single school or a club program open to multiple student bodies.

Play and participation

As Allyn Freeman explained in an article for RugbyToday.com, "America's high schools represented the last place of expansion" for domestic rugby.[9] Although slow to catch on, rugby at the high school level has exploded in growth since the close of the twentieth century. From 2008–2013, rugby participation grew by 81% in the United States, while participation in American football fell 21.1% in the same span.[10] In 2014, participation reached 1.2 million,[11] making rugby the fastest growing sport in the United States.[12] As of 2011, Indiana Rugby boasted 1,227 players at the high school level (902 boys, 325 girls).[13]

Unlike senior level clubs, which play two forty-minute halves, youth rugby in the United States is capped below the traditional eighty-minute match. In Indiana, matches are scheduled for two thirty-minute halves, with players not allowed to participate in more than ninety minutes of scheduled match time in a single day. In competitions in which teams compete in multiple matches, the total length of the match is truncated to comport with the ninety-minute daily cap, thus, the matches are contested at two halves each of 22.5 minutes in duration. Matches consist of fifteen players on the field for each team along with eight reserves on the bench (23 total).[8] Matches will end in a draw if level at the end of full-time unless in a championship competition. In a championship competition, if the match is level at full-time, an additional ten-minute sudden death period is played. If the match remains level after sudden death, then the outcome is decided on drop kicks. If multiple matches are to be contested in a single day, the sudden death period is foregone.[8] Coed play at the high school level is not permitted.[8] The coed prohibition was tested in May 2001 by the Mishawaka High School boys squads' attempt to include Nicole Kodba in its playoff lineup. Despite arguments from her coach and a community petition, Kodba was not allowed to compete for the boys team.[14]

Rugby Indiana's season is broken into three different phases: a competitive season from March through June, a select side season (akin to all-star teams) from June through July, and a non-competitive fall season from September through October.[13] Based upon team participation, competition is held across a divisional and conference structure. At the top of the boys' competition is the Super League, comprising four teams. The next tier is Division 1 which divides eight teams among a north and south conference. In addition to the typical varsity competition, both Division 1 and the Super League hold a junior varsity competition that competes for a state championship. Below Division 1 is Division 2, which presently includes twelve teams split into north and south conferences. At times, Rugby Indiana has also conducted a developmental league to aid new programs. When participation is sufficient, the girls competition is broken into two divisions.[13] In 2016, only a single division was used for girls rugby spread across north and south conferences of unequal numbers.[15]

In order for players to compete, they must be registered both with Rugby Indiana and USA Rugby. Players must also not have reached nineteen years of age prior to September 1. Girls in the 8th grade who are at least 14 years of age may, at the head coach's discretion, compete on a high school team. Players must be enrolled in high school, enrolled in a GED program, or meet the standards of Indiana home school requirements. Players are also required to attend at least four practices with coached supervised tackling prior to participation in a sanctioned match. Players are also required to hold amateur status.[13]

Boys Championships

Super League

In 2014, four perennial powerhouse teams formed a new top tier, supplanting Division 1 as the highest tier. The original four teams forming the Super League were Brownsburg, the Royal Irish Rugby Club based out Cathedral and Bishop Chatard, Notre Dame de La Salette of Georgetown, Illinois, and Penn. Each team has reached tremendous heights on the national stage: the Royal Irish have claimed four national titles (2012, 2014, 2015, 2017),[16] Brownsburg claimed the 2005 Tier II national championship,[17] and both Penn and La Salette have reached the national finals.[2] After the 2014 season, this prolonged success led Goff Rugby Report to declare the Indiana Super League the toughest high school league in the United States.[1] In 2017, Notre Dame de La Salette began to compete in Illinois, leaving the four-team super league structure missing a fourth team. The Super League was expanded to nine teams split into two divisions. In the North Division were Bishop Dwenger, Carroll, Culver, and Penn. In the South Division were Brownsburg, Fishers, Hamilton Southeast, Royal Irish, and St. Xavier. At seasons end, Royal Irish, fresh off a national championship, would edge Penn for the Super League title.[18] The restructured competition also introduced the Challenge Cup as a consolation competition at the state playoffs.

Varsity State Champion

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
2014May 31, 2014Royal Irish7–5[19]PennMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Brownsburg[20]
Notre Dame de La Salette		Noah Schrader[19]
Royal Irish
2015May 30, 2015Penn33–14[21]Royal IrishMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Brownsburg
Notre Dame de La Salette		Inoke Moala[22]
Penn
2016May 30, 2016Royal Irish (2)23–19[23]PennCyntheanne Park
Fishers, IN		Brownsburg
Notre Dame de La Salette		David Hannon[24]
Royal Irish
2017May 29, 2017Royal Irish (3)19–15[25]PennMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Fishers
Carroll		Gabe Coleman[26]
Royal Irish

Varsity Challenge Cup Champion

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
2017May 29, 2017Culver31–12[27]St. XavierMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Bishop Dwenger
Hamilton Sotheast

Junior Varsity State Champion

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalists
2014May 31, 2014Notre Dame de La Salette (JV)29–17[19]Penn (JV)Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Brownsburg (JV)
Royal Irish (JV)[20]
2015May 30, 2015Penn (JV)19–17[28]Royal Irish (JV)Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Brownsburg (JV)
Notre Dame de La Salette (JV)
2016May 30, 2016Royal Irish (JV)29–22[29]Penn (JV)Cyntheanne Park
Fishers, IN		Brownsburg (JV)
Notre Dame de La Salette (JV)
2017May 29, 2017Penn (JV) (2)29-14[30]Fishers (JV)Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Royal Irish (JV)
Carroll (JV)

Junior Varsity Challenge Cup Champion

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
2017May 29, 2017Hamilton Southeast (JV)34–19[31]Bishop Dwenger (JV)Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Culver (JV)
St. Xavier (JV)

Division 1

Varsity State Champion

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
1990Lawrence Central–[3]

1991Lawrence Central–[3]

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997North Central29–0 PennColumbus

1998

1999North Central–[32]Penn

2000Penn

2001*

2002Penn 37–8North Central

2003Penn

2004Bishop Dwenger[33]14–5[34]PikeRiver Road Park Carmel, IN

2005May 30, 2005Penn 20–17BrownsburgMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Marian
Pike
2006Cathedral Royal IrishNorth CentralMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Marian

2007May 28, 2007North Central22–3[35]BrownsburgMarian

2008Cathedral Royal Irish–[36]

2009May 25, 2009[37]Cathedral Royal Irish–[36]Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN

2010May 31, 2010Cathedral Royal Irish–[36]Richard Wigh Fields[38]
Columbus, IN

2011May 30, 2011Cathedral Royal Irish15–10[36]PennMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Brownsburg

2012May 28, 2012Cathedral Royal Irish38–12Penn
Columbus, IN		Carmel

2013May 27, 2013Cathedral Royal Irish26–21[39]Penn
Max Schroeder[39]
Cathedral Royal Irish
2014May 31, 2014North Central29–22[40]FishersMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Culver
Hamilton Southeastern		Trevor Shirley
North Central
2015May 30, 2016Hamilton Southeastern7–5[41]FishersMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Bishop Dwenger
Avon		Tyler Janney[22]
Hamilton Southeastern
2016May 30, 2016Fishers76–3[42]AvonCyntheanne, Park
Fishers, IN		Bishop Dwenger
North Central		Trent Nielson
Fishers
2017May 29, 2017Carmel21-10[43]AvonMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Leo
Trinity
  • – Penn did not compete in state tournament due to conflict with national championship tournament schedule.

Varsity Challenge Cup

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
2017May 29, 2017North Central27-22[44]WarsawMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Columbus
Zionsville

Junior Varsity

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
2012May 28, 2012–
Columbus, IN		Carmel (JV)

2013May 27, 2013Penn (JV)–[39]Notre Dame de La Salette (JV)
Cory Christman[39]
Penn (JV)
2014May 31, 2014Hamilton Southeastern (JV)13–12[45]Fishers (JV)Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Culver (JV)
North Central (JV)
2015May 30, 2015Bishop Dwenger (JV)18–0[46]Hamilton Southeastern (JV)Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Fishers (JV)
Charlie Perez
Bishop Dwenger
2016May 30, 2016Fishers (JV)63–0[46]Hamilton Southeastern (JV)Cyntheanne Park
Fishers, IN		Bishop Dwenger (JV)
Mason Miller
Fishers

Division 2

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
1997Carmel–[47]Lawrence

1998 –

1999Carmel–[48]

2000Marian–[49]

2001 –

2002 –

2003 –

2004Hamilton Southeastern–[3]

2005Columbus–[50]BloomingtonPenn (JV)

2006Royal Irish (JV) –Penn JVLawrence

warsaw


2007Noblesville12–7[35]Columbus

2008Hamilton Southeastern–[32]

2009May 25, 2009[37] –Hamilton Southeastern[32]Moose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN

2010May 31, 2010Zionsville–[51]ColumbusRichard Wigh Fields[38]
Columbus, IN		Penn (JV) (3rd)
Noblesville (4th)
Columbus, IN
2011May 30, 2011Penn (JV)12–5[13]BloomingtonMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Lawrence

Zionsville


2012Columbus–[50]
Columbus, IN

2013May 27, 2013Arsenal Tech–[39]Carroll
Shawn Nevers[39]
Arsenal Tech
2014May 31, 2014Warsaw29–10[52]PikeMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Angola
Bloomington (Dev)		Jason Taylor[19]
Warsaw
2015May 30, 2015Carroll15–7[53]PikeMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Angola
Arsenal Tech		Derek Longenberger[22]
Carroll
2016May 30, 2016Carroll52–10[54]PikeCyntheanne Park
Fishers, IN		Homestead
Arsenal Tech		JP Anzini
Carroll
No Division 2 Boys Competition in 2017

Girls Championships

Division 1

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
2000Carmel–[48]Bloomington

2001Carmel (2)–[55]Bloomington

2002North Central–[55]Carmel

2003Penn–[55]North Central

2004Penn (2)–[55]

2005Warsaw–[55]North Central

2006North Central (2)–[55]Clay

2007North Central (3)–[55]Brownsburg

2008Noblesville–[55]North Central

2009May 25, 2009[37]North Central (4)–[55]South Bend MercenariesMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN[56]

2010May 22, 2010North Central (5)–[55]CarmelMcCullough's Run Park[38]
Columbus, IN

2011May 21, 2011[57]North Central (6)–[55]ColumbusRichard Wigh Fields[57]
Columbus, IN

2012May 19, 2012North Central (7)–[55]South Bend Mercenaries
Bianca McManus
South Bend Mercenaries
2013North Central (8)–[55]Warsaw

2014May 31, 2014North Central (9)34–24[58]WarsawMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Penn[20]
Brownsburg		Pre Smiley[19]
North Central
2015May 30, 2015North Central (10)32–17[59]PennMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Warsaw
Arsenal Tech		Yami Hernandez[22]
North Central
2016May 30, 2016Warsaw (2)34–12[60]Arsenal TechCyntheanne Park
Fishers, IN		Penn
Pike		Whitney Boren
Warsaw
2017May 29, 2017Penn (3)34–22[61]North CentralMoose Rugby Grounds
Elkhart, IN		Pike
Warsaw

Division 2

SeasonDateWinnerScoreLoserSiteSemifinalistsMVP
2011May 22, 2011Bishop Dwenger–[13]North Central (B)Richard Wigh Fields[57]
Columbus, IN
Brie Rahrig
Bishop Dwenger

See also

  • Midwest Rugby Football Union
  • USA Rugby

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55. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 {{cite web|url=http://www.rugbyindiana.com/page/show/933150-high-school-girls |title=High School Girls |website=Rugbyindiana.com |date= |accessdate=2017-03-30}}
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58. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.rugbyindiana.com/game/show/7739350?referrer_id=944570 |title=Warsaw Area HS Girls at North Central Panthers High School Girls - Spring 2014 2014 State Finals |website=Rugbyindiana.com |date= |accessdate=2017-03-30}}
59. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.rugbyindiana.com/game/show/10744437?referrer_id=1461787 |title=Penn Rugby High School Girls at North Central Panthers High School Girls - 2015 Spring Season 2015 DI Girls Playoffs |website=Rugbyindiana.com |date= |accessdate=2017-03-30}}
60. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.rugbyindiana.com/game/show/14251633 |title=Warsaw Area HS Girls at Arsenal Tech Titans High School Girls - Spring 2016 2016 HS Girls State Playoffs |website=Rugbyindiana.com |date= |accessdate=2017-03-30}}
61. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.rugbyindiana.com/game/show/17998135 |title=Warsaw Area HS Girls at Arsenal Tech Titans High School Girls - Spring 2016 2016 HS Girls State Playoffs |website=Rugbyindiana.com |date= |accessdate=2017-03-30}}

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