Follow @RedefinedRugby PH Volcanoes gear up for Asiad medal quest with stint in Hong Kong Sevens Geoff Alley, the Volcanoes coach for the Hong Kong and Malaysia legs of the Asian 7s series, says he is happy with the group’s progress. Chris Hettel THE Philippine Volcanoes Men’s Rugby Sevens team departs for Hong Kong on…
Follow @RedefinedRugby MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Volcanoes slug it out with the tough South Koreans side today, looking for a victory in a key match closing out the Asian 5 Nations tournament for a spot in the A5N Premier Division. The Volcanoes hope to ride the momentum of their come-from-behind 26-25 victory over the…
Follow @RedefinedRugby Japan ensured the last ever game of any sport to be played at Tokyo’s National Stadium has plenty riding on it as they beat Korea 62-5 at Munhak Stadium on Saturday to go top of the Asian 5 Nations. The victory – Japan’s 27th straight bonus-point win in the tournament, which started six years…
Follow @RedefinedRugby Game will be streamed live on http://www.youtube.com/user/asian5nationstv also it will be streamed live on http://t.co/IpGH7PWsla Sri Lanka rugby will host their last match in the Asian 5 Nations (A5N) against the Philippines this Saturday at the Race Course grounds under lights @ 6.30 p.m. According to the new format next year both these…
Follow @RedefinedRugby Japan kicked off their campaign to qualify for Rugby World Cup 2015 with a 99-10 victory over the Philippines in Laguna, but it is Hong Kong who top the Asian 5 Nations standings after making it two from two with a 41-10 defeat of Sri Lanka in Colombo on Saturday. The Brave Blossoms…
Follow @RedefinedRugby. Philippines vs Japan 3 May 2014 – Eagles Nest Stadium Philippines MANILA – Japan open their Asian 5 Nations campaign on Saturday against the Philippines with a starting XV that shows nine changes and one positional switch from the team that played last weekend’s warm-up game against Asia Pacific Dragons. The Brave Blossoms…
Follow @RedefinedRugby Hong Kong 108 v 00 Philippines Watch Hong Kong run in 16 unanswered tries on their way to thumping the Philippines 108-0 in their opening match of the 2014 Asian Five Nations at HKFC on Saturday (April 26). Twelve players touched down for the hosts, including a Matt Lamming hat-trick and two each…
Follow @RedefinedRugby PH Volcanoes A5N selection vs Hong Kong announced The Philippine Rugby Football Union is proud to announce the players that have been selected for the Philippines’ Asian 5 Nations match against Hong Kong. Number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19…
Follow @RedefinedRugby The Philippine Volcanoes, the country’s national Rugby team, had a big year in 2013 including qualifying for the Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow. Photo by Philippine Rugby Football Union MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Volcanoes national Rugby team once again proved that they are a force to be reckoned with in Asia…
Follow @RedefinedRugby Hong Kong defend their title in Mumbai, set up showdown in Singapore Hong Kong kept alive their hopes of retaining their Asian sevens crown by pulling off an impressive 24-14 win over Japan in the third leg of the HSBC Asian Sevens Series in Mumbai on Sunday. Teenager Raef Morrison scored a decisive try just…
Follow @RedefinedRugby To say that it’s not the winning that counts, but the taking part must be the most overly used cliché in sport. However, at the Rugby 7’s World Cup, for one nation in particular, it was certainly true. For in amongst the usual suspects of England, New Zealand, Australia and Samoa stood a…
Follow @RedefinedRugby The Philippine Rugby Football Union are proud to announce the players who have been selected to be part of the Philippine Volcanoes team that will compete in the Rugby World Cup Sevens 2013. 1. Wolff, Andrew Penaflorida 2. Clarke, Ryan Briones 3. Saunders, Oliver Abalos 4. Holgate, Gareth dela Rosa 5. Letts, Jake…
Follow @RedefinedRugby Phl team coach Al Caravelli (second from left) stresses a point during yesterday’s press conference at The Pergola at the Boom na Boom compound. With him are mainstays (from left) Michael Letts, Matthew Saunders and Andrew Wolff. EDD GUMBAN MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Volcanoes hope to make the most out of their…
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