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Young Canadian back Quinn Ngawati enjoying life in Major League Rugby | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Young Canadian back Quinn Ngawati enjoying life in Major League Rugby | iNFOnews

Neil Davidson Victoria teenager Quinn Ngawati, who became the first Canadian-born player to appear for the Toronto Wolfpack, interacts with fans after their game against the Gloucestershire All Golds in Kingstone Press League 1 rugby action in Toronto on Saturday, July 8, 2017. Ngawati now wears the colours of Rugby United New York. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Neil Davidson April 24, 2021 - 8:20 AM Just 21, Victoria's Quinn Ngawati has already played professionally in both of rugby's codes, worn the Maple Leaf, had a franchise fold under him and moved continents during a pa...

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Toronto Arrows score seven tries to thump Seattle Seawolves 52-7 - Vimarsana News

Toronto Arrows score seven tries to thump Seattle Seawolves 52-7

Toronto (2-3-0) and Seattle (1-3-0) lost their first two games of the season before bouncing back with wins. The Arrows were coming off a 43-16 loss to the expansion Los Angeles Giltinis while the Seawolves, MLR champions in 2018 and '19, beat the Utah Warriors 20-15 last time out. It was a dominant performance by the Arrows, who had the error-prone Seawolves on the back foot from the get-go. Joaquin Tuculet, Ben LeSage, Ross Braude, Patrick Parfrey, Jack McRogers, Jason Higgins and Gaston Cortes scored tries for Toronto, which led 24-0 at the half. Tayler Adams kicked five conversions and ...

Toronto Arrows score seven tries to thump Seattle Seawolves 52-7 | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source - Vimarsana News

Toronto Arrows score seven tries to thump Seattle Seawolves 52-7 | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

April 17, 2021 - 10:07 AM MARIETTA, Ga. - The Toronto Arrows ran in seven tries Saturday to thrash the Seattle Seawolves 52-7 in Major League Rugby play. Both teams came into the game in need of a win ranked at the bottom in their respective conferences. Toronto (2-3-0) and Seattle (1-3-0) lost their first two games of the season before bouncing back with wins. The Arrows were coming off a 43-16 loss to the expansion Los Angeles Giltinis while the Seawolves, MLR champions in 2018 and '19, beat the Utah Warriors 20-15 last time out. It was a dominant performance by the Arrows...

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Canadian prop Jake Ilnicki savouring life in Seattle, looks forward to facing Arrows | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Canadian prop Jake Ilnicki savouring life in Seattle, looks forward to facing Arrows | iNFOnews

Neil Davidson Veteran prop Jake Ilnicki, shown here in action in the Seattle Seawolves’s 39-17 loss to the Toronto Arrows on Feb. 22, 2020, in Tukwila, Wash., is one of several Canadians on Seattle’s Major League Rugby team. The Seawolves play Toronto on Saturday in suburban Atlanta. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO- Seattle Seawolves/Quinn Width MANDATORY CREDIT April 16, 2021 - 10:11 AM The Seattle Seawolves will be getting an early wake-up call for Saturday's match against the Toronto Arrows in Marietta, Ga. Originally scheduled for a noon ET kickoff, the Major L...

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Canadian prop Jake Ilnicki savouring life in Seattle, looks forward to facing Arrows - Vimarsana News

Canadian prop Jake Ilnicki savouring life in Seattle, looks forward to facing Arrows

In Pacific Northwest time, that means the Seawolves will be banging bodies at a time they might normally be brewing their breakfast coffee. "It'll be a challenge but we're welcoming it," Seattle tighthead prop Jake Ilnicki, a native of Williams Lake, B.C., said diplomatically. Toronto (1-3-0) and Seattle (1-2-0) have both had bumpy starts to the season, sitting in the bottom of their respective conferences. Toronto, which is sharing facilities with Rugby ATL due to pandemic-related travel restrictions, lost 21-14 at Rugby ATL and 39-24 at the Utah Warriors. The Arrows then won 40-19 at Old Gl...