1990 National Collegiate Rugby Championship

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1990 National Collegiate Rugby Championship
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Tournament details
Tournament format(s) Knockout
DateMay 5 – 6, 1990
Tournament statistics
Teams4
Matches played4
Final
VenuePebble Beach, CA
ChampionsAir Force (2nd title)
Runners-upArmy
  1989 (Previous)
(Next) 1991  

The 1990 National Collegiate Rugby Championship was the eleventh edition of the official national championship for intercollegiate rugby. The tournament, sponsored by Steinlager, took place concurrently with the 32nd Pebble Beach Rugby Classic on Collins Polo Field at Pebble Beach, California from May 5–6. [1] [2] Air Force won the all academy final with a victory over Army. [3] Kimo Gallahue of Army was named Most Valuable Forward while Tim Bohman of Air Force was Most Valuable Back.

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Venue

California
Collins Polo Field
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Collins Polo Field
Pebble Beach, California
Capacity:
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Participants

Army Black Nights

Qualified for the National Championship by advancing from the Eastern College Championship on December 2–3 at Orlando, Fl. [4]

Roster:
Coaches- Ross, O'Gorman, Mahan
Captain- Brian Burlingame (Hooker)
Record-
Neal Amodio (Wing), Mike Battles (Scrumhalf), Damion Cordova (Flanker), Tony Detoto (Center), Kimo Gallahue (#8), Martin Guillen (Prop), Mike Kilbane (Fullback), Lance Kohler (Hooker), Marshall Malinowski (#8), Bill Marshall (Wing), Dennis McKernan (#8), Scott Painter (Fullback), Larry Perino (Scrumhalf), Gravelle Pierre (Wing), Mike Roberts (Prop), Jim Saccone (Flyhalf), John Slater (Lock), Scott Sutherland (Flanker), Vinny Torza (Center), Matt Vertin (Lock), Garth Yarnell (Center).

Ohio State

Qualified for the National Championship by winning the Midwest Universities Cup on April 21–22 in Bowling Green, OH. [5]

Roster:
Coaches- Barry Ferguson, Steve Finkel, Charlie Schubert, Tom Rooney (Trainer)
Captain- Mike Vogel
Record- 15–1
Curt Anderson (Flanker), Dan Berner (Flanker), Ron Bowers (Center), Joe Bradley (Fullback), Dave Canning (#8), Mike Dresser (Flyhalf), Shawn Fox (Lock), Kent Garbee (Flyhalf), Steve Gutkoski (Hooker), Russ Howland (Wing), Mike Hudak (Hooker), Takahiro Matsubara (Wing), Jim Merritt (Prop), Dave Millett (Scrumhalf), Tim O'Leary (Center), Eric Pool (Prop), Corey Perry (Lock), Jeff Sharritts (Wing), Jim Skowran (Flanker), Phil Vogel (Flanker), Dan Walsh (Center).

Air Force

Qualified for the National Championship by winning the Western Collegiate Championship on April 14–15 in College Station, TX. [6]

Roster:
Coach- Vern Francis, Walt Daniels
Captains- Mike Junk (Hooker), Bill Jacobus (Fullback)
Record- 15–2–1
Dan Abraham (Flanker), Dave Almand (Flanker), Tony Baade (Flanker), Harry Blue (Prop), Tim Bentley (Flanker), Tim Bohman (Flyhalf), Albert Fitts (Lock), Andy Haman (Center), Bill Hickman (Wing), Brad Hoagland (Scrumhalf), Eric Kelm (Hooker), Jon Krause (Lock), Mike Kosco (Prop), Rob MacKenzie (Fullback), Andy McArtor (#8), Mike Miller (Flanker), Steve Novak (Prop), Jay Owen (Lock), Bryan Rau (Scrumhalf), Mitch Richardson (Wing), Skip Rogers (Wing), Mark Wiser (Center), Don Wood (Center).

Long Beach 49ers

Qualified from Pacific Coast College Championships on April 21–22 in Richland, WA. [7]

Roster:
Coach- Anderson, Stackhouse
Captain-Brett Bowden(Flyhalf)
Record- 33-0
Steve Agor (Wing), Timothy Aitken (Center), Quinn Clark (#8), Tom Edginton (Lock), Jerry Fanning (Hooker), Nick Green (Flanker), Jimmy Guadagno (Scrumhalf), David Guerra (Prop), Craig Hutchinson (Lock), Mark Joffe (Wing), John Kenney (Scrumhalf), John Kenney (Center), Mike Lewis (Center), Jeffrey Martin (Prop), Dan O'Brien (Fullback), Kevin Robinson (Center), Eric Skaar (Flanker), Otto Smith (Flanker), Chris Stratton (Wing), Kyle Swain (Scrumhalf), Dean P. Toohey (Flanker).

Bracket

 
Regional SemifinalRegional FinalNational SemifinalNational Final
 
              
 
April 14 - College Station, TX
 
 
Air Force16
 
April 15 - College Station, TX
 
Oklahoma4
 
Air Force47
 
April 14 - College Station, TX
 
Kansas10
 
Kansas19
 
May 5 – Pebble Beach, CA
 
Colorado U6
 
Air Force (West)37
 
April 21 - Bowling Green, OH
 
Ohio State (Midwest)32
 
Ohio State12
 
April 22 - Bowling Green, OH
 
Penn State0
 
Ohio State10
 
April 21 - Bowling Green, OH
 
Bowling Green8
 
Bowling Green26
 
May 6 – Pebble Beach, CA
 
Dayton9
 
Air Force18
 
December 2 - Orlando, FL
 
Army12
 
Army64
 
December 3 - Orlando, FL
 
Clemson8
 
Army9
 
December 2 - Orlando, FL
 
James Madison6
 
James Madison32
 
May 5 – Pebble Beach, CA
 
Lehigh15
 
Army (East)20
 
April 19 - Richland, WA
 
Long Beach (Pacific)18 Third place
 
Long Beach23
 
April 19 - Richland, WAMay 6 – Pebble Beach, CA
 
Stanford12
 
Long Beach16Ohio State7
 
April 19 - Richland, WA
 
California14 Long Beach3
 
California31
 
 
Chico State6
 

Semifinals

5 May 1990
12:10 PM
Air Force3732Ohio State
Try: Skip Rogers 22' c
Al Fitts 28' c
Skip Rogers
Dan Wood c
Mark Wiser 58' c
Tim Bohman 60' c
Con: Tim Bohman
Pen: Tim Bohman 9'
[8] Try: Jeff Sharritt 14' c
Jeff Sharritt 17' c
Dave Millet c
Dave Canning
Joe Bradley
Con: Joe Bradley
Drop: Russ Howland
Ron Bowers
Collins Field, Pebble Beach, CA
Referee: Dave Head (SCRFU)
5 May 1990
1:45 PM
Army2018Long Beach
Try: Gravelle Pierre 47'
Bill Marshall 56'
Gravelle Pierre 74' c
Pen: Mike Kilbane 15', 22'
[8] Try: Dean Toohey 36'
Chris Stratton 64'
Dean Toohey 80'
Pen: Brett Bowden 17', 44'
Collins Field, Pebble Beach, CA
Referee: Jim Russell (WRFU)

Third place

6 May 1990
9:10 AM
Ohio State73Long Beach
Try: Jeff Sharritt 48'
Pen: Joe Bradley 5'
[8] Pen: Brett Bowden 42'
Collins Field, Pebble Beach, CA
Referee: Dave Head (USARFU)

Final

6 May 1990
12:00 PM
Air Force1812Army
Try: Mike Junk 35'
Tim Bohman
Bill Jacobus c
Tim Bohman
Con: Skip Rogers
[8] Try: Garth Yarnell c
Con: Mike Kilbane
Pen: Mike Kilbane 6', 20'
Collins Field, Pebble Beach, CA
Attendance: 2000
Referee: Jim Russell (WRFU)

College All–Stars

The 1990 Collegiate All–Star Championship took place in San Diego, CA from June 15–17. [9] Similar to the Inter Territorial Tournaments for club teams, the college competition is divided into geographic unions and used to select the All–American team that goes on to play other junior national rugby teams. [10] In the final, the Eastern RU defeated the Pacific RFU. The final standings were 1st East, 2nd Pacific, 3rd Midwest and 4th West.

15 June 1990
Pacific Coast347West
Try: Chris Willians 3'
Joe Santos 19'
Ray Lehner 26'
Chris Williams 29' c
Mas Morimoto 50'
Ray Lehner 59' c
Joe Santos c
Con: Michael Brewin
Try: Jeff Paxton 65' c
Pen: Mark Palmer 17'
San Diego, CA
Referee: Loftus (Midwest)
15 June 1990
East1614Midwest
Try: Mike Lambert 9'
Penalty try 65' c
Con: Jamie Goodman
Pen: Jamie Goodman 70', 80'
Try: Dave Gosch 22'
Andrew Jackman
Dave Gosch c
Con: Ron Bowers
San Diego, CA
Referee: Dave Head (Pacific Coast)
16 June 1990
Pacific Coast404Midwest
Try: Tom Short 16'
Jerry Fanning 20'
Tom Short c
Tom Short c
Fas Tagaloa c
Chris Williams 64'
Tom Short 68' c
Scott Bracken
Con: Michael Brewin
Try: Wes Harmon 71'
San Diego, CA
Referee: John Bloomfield (Pacific Coast)
16 June 1990
East294West
Try: Pat Thomas 9'
Hikaru Ogata 13' c
Gabe Puello c
? 74'
Con: Jamie Goodman
Pen: Jamie Goodman 1H', 1H', 49'
Try: Jeff Paxton 45'
San Diego, CA
Referee: Gary Andrews (Pacific Coast)
17 June 1990
West410Midwest
Try: Jeff Paxton 20'Try: Dave Gosch 14'
Pen: Joe Bradley 4', 1H'
San Diego, CA
Referee: John Bloomfield (Pacific Coast)
17 June 1990
East1712Pacific Coast
Try: Wally Lester 23'
Mike Lambert 43'
Dan Cockerell 58' c
Con: Jamie Goodman
Pen: Jamie Goodman 19'
Try: Mas Morimoto c
Jim Moorehouse 80' c
Con: Todd Perruchon
San Diego, CA
Referee: Dave Head (Pacific Coast)

Champions: Eastern College All–Stars
Staff: Ken Daly (Manager), Martin Kingston (Coach), Flanagan (Coach)
Roster: Chris Andres-Wing (James Madison), Dave Childress-Flanker (Florida), Dan Cockerell-Center (Boston U), Dardon Couch-Lock/Flanker (George Mason), Robert Cullum-Prop (Trinity Connecticut), Tim Dippel-Lock (Loyola Maryland), Jamie Goodman-Fullback (Dartmouth), Jon Greenberg-Prop (Harvard), Chris Heinrich-Prop (Dartmouth), Orlando Hidalgo-Center (Florida), Eric Johnson-Flanker (Columbia), Karl King-Prop (Loyola Maryland), Steve Laake-Fullback (Loyola Maryland), Mike Lambert-#8 (Holy Cross), Walter Lester-Wing (Boston U), Anthony Leva-Flank/#8 (Siena), Francis Mayer-Scrumhalf (LSU), James Mullen-Scrumhalf (Siena), Hikaru Ogata-Flyhalf (Brown), Denis Peyreux-Wing (LSU), Gabe Puello-Lock (Florida International), Steve Saraisky-Flanker (Dartmouth), John Schaefer-Wing (Dartmouth), Greg Schor-Center (Hofstra), Jeff Soeken-Lock (Maryland), Pat Thomas-#8 (Maryland), Glen Wolland-Hooker (Boston U), Rob Young–Hooker (Georgia).

See also

1990 National Rugby Championships

References

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