Wolfpack after victory over Cal Maritime, photo by Kyle O’Donnell

This past weekend the Wolfpack traveled to Sanford Fla. to compete in the National Sweet Sixteen Tournament. As far as we are aware of this was a first for the NCSURFC. The Wolfpack were excited to be able to show everyone that we belonged at this event. Many of the Internet prognosticators were not giving the Pack any chance of competing well alone winning a match. This suited us just fine as nobody but ourselves believed in us all season. The Wolfpack’s first round opponent would be the #1 ranked D-2 team in the nation Cal Maritime. Although Cal Maritime was seeded #5 in the tourney because of the finish of last years tournament many thought that it was their year to win it all. The Wolfpack entered the tournament seeded #12 and ranked at #20.  Seeding in the tournament are determined by the finish of each regions teams from the year before even though the teams change from year to year.

(NC State before App State game 3/28)

With a forfeit by Clemson, NC State wins the CRL cup. The game against Clemson had been re-scheduled two times, and the deadline for the game to be played was easter weekend. Early on in the week, NC State received communication from Clemson indicating their forfeit, giving NC State the automatic win, and the final 4 points to place them in the lead spot for the CRL points standings.

This game was the last game to be played in the league, and as it stood, USC had 23 points, and NC State had 20 points. All NC State needed was a win to secure the cup, the the forfeit by Clemson gave NC State the 4 points to propel them ahead of USC, 24 to 23 in the points standings. The forfeit was not the ideal way to win the league, NC State was willing and prepared to play the game, although Clemson was either unwilling or unable to secure a field and get a side to play. NC State would have loved for the game to be played out, as it would only have been fair to USC, since anything can happen on any given day in this tight league.

With a victory on Saturday in the south final four, and the forfeit by clemson to give NC State the CRL cup, The Wolfpack have fulfilled their two pre-season goals. The two goals set by the club in a pre-season meeting was to (1) win the CRL cup, and (2) make it to the D2 National Sweet Sixteen. Some people may have considered these very high goals, considering the Wolfpacks season last spring, but the Wolfpack have exceeded all expectations and then some. Both of these pre-season goals have been met, and there is still more left in this season.

Although the Wolfpack will not be a part of the CRL next year, it was still a great league to be a part of. The competition was intense, and it was proven in this league that there is not that much that separates a d1 from a d2 club. The Wolfpack will move into a league comprised of 9 of the ACC schools for the next spring season. It will be kicked off in the Fall of 2010, with a 7s tournament for the participating teams to be hosted in Greensboro, NC.

Congratulations to the Wolfpack for winning the CRL Cup!

Final Points Standings
1 NC State- 24 points
2 USC – 23 points
3 UNC- 20 points
4 App State- 17 points
5 Wake Forest- 10 points
6 Clemson- 6 points
7 ECU- 2 points

Article by: Phillip Burcal

(Dave Hunt scoring a try for the Wolfpack against GA Tech)

The Wolfpack, after defeating Ole Miss in the south quarterfinals playoff match, earned their spot to play in the South final four tournament in Murfreesboro, TN this past weekend, March 27th and 28th. NC State was due to play Georgia Tech on Saturday, and the winner of Kennesaw State and Appalachian State on Sunday for the South D2 Championship. Murfreesboro is a long way from Raleigh, it takes about10 to 11 hours to travel it, and the fact that one section of I-40 is still closed wouldnt help. NC State arrived in Murfreesboro real real early on Saturday morning.

It had recently rained fairly heavily, and the ground was soggy at the MTSU fields. This made footing a little big of an issue, but not too bad. It was also a very windy day on Saturday, and continued to be windy for the duration of the match. The  match kicked off at 1pm, and the Wolfpack got off to a quick start. The Wolfpack quickly scored the first points, and never let up. GA Tech had their moments in the game, although failed to place the ball for a try the entire game. The only points that NC State allowed, were three for a penalty kick. The Wolfpack dominated in this game, and the final score was 32-3.

The outcome of this game had far-reaching implications. The winner of the games on Saturday would go through to the National Sweet Sixteen Tournament in Sanford, Florida. The Wolfpack, in their 45 years of existence, had never made it through to the National Sweet Sixteen. With their win over GA Tech on Saturday, NC State made the D2 National Sweet Sixteen for the first time in the clubs history, and also fulfilled a pre-season goal. This victory and achievement also shows the complete turn-around that the Wolfpack have made in one year; the previous spring season they only won a total of two games, and the win places the Wolfpackat 6-0-1. The Wolfpack will now travel down to Sanford, Florida for the D2 National Sweet Sixteen on April 17th and 18th. Their opponent will be Pacific TU #1, who has been determined to be Cal Maritime Academy.

Playing at the same time, AppalachianState defeated Kennesaw State, meaning this is who the Wolfpack would play on Sunday for the South Championships. The game was played in sloppy conditions on Sunday, since it rained heavily that morning. As usual, the game against App State is a slug-fest, since our teams know each other so well, and meet many times over the course of a given season. The Wolfpack were on the attack for most of the first half, and the ball didnt leave the Mountaineers side of the field until the last 10 minutes of the half, when App State started to successfully move the ball on NC State. The score at halftime was 0-0. The second half of the game was controlled by App State, who came out strong, and whose fitness prevailed over the Wolfpacks. App State scored in the 65th minute, and then put up 2 more unanswered scores. NC State was playing strong and holding their own until the better fitness of App State got the best of the Wolfpack, who allowed the scoring to start for App. The game ended 17-0 for an App State victory, who won the D2 South Championship.

It was a disappointing loss for the Wolfpack, who had beaten App State earlier on in the season. When the Wolfpack and App State met earlier this season, it was a very tight game, and the Wolfpack were lucky to come away with a victory. It is clear to see how having practice fields helped the Mountaineers out, and allowed them to prevail. Although NC State did not come away as the South Champs, they are still going to Sanford, Fl, for the National Sweet sixteen tournament, for the first time. Wish the Wolfpack luck as they hope to push through to the D2 National Final Four!

Starting side for both matches:
1. Mark Addison
2. Stephan Bahner
3. Abe Harman
4. Matt Daniels
5. Aaron Mclean
6. Matt Pace
7. Chris Pearce
8. Andrew Birch
9. Phillip Burcal (captain)
10. Bryan Maxwell/Will Teague
11. David Mcallister
12. Brandon Mosiman
13. David Hunt
14. Will Durway
15. Will Teague/ Bryan Maxwell
Subs
Eddie Youngs- Lock
Alex Compton- Wing

Match Summary by: Phillip Burcal

Unfortunately due to the timing of the match, both teams had trouble with getting their usual personnel to Atlanta. Ole Miss said they had a few players with connecting flights that were delayed, not allowing them to participate in the match, thus, they could only field 14 for the match. The Wolfpack were also missing some starters, although they still only had 15 men at the field.

The game started at 3pm, with the warmest weather the Wolfpack had to play in yet this season. The match also started 15 on 14, although this changed shortly. Since the Rebels could not field a full side at the start, they did not have any subs, and at one point in the first half the game was 15 on 12. Will Teague started the Wolfpacks scoring with a penalty kick from the 22. The first try for the Wolfpack was put up by a player who stepped up due to missing personnel, Brett Simpson from the wing. The Wolfpack ended up piling on trys, Although the Rebels never quit. The Rebels actually scored a try in the last minute of the game, showing their drive until the end, although they were unlucky with their personnel and injuries. The Wolfpack also received two injuries, and by the end of the game it was 12 on 12 rugby. The Rebels had very physical forwards play, which kept them in the game for the duration, although the Wolfpack still prevailed for a 41-22 victory.

Following the match, Atlanta Old White hosted a social for both teams. At the social, we followed in Ole Miss’s after-match tradition of having each team select the man of the match from the other team. Ole Miss selected Bryan Maxwell from the Wolfpack, who played fullback for the day. The Wolfpack had a slew of notable players who stepped up to the circumstances well. Major recognition should be given to Brett Simpson, who in his first a side start, and still in his first year, scored two trys from the wing. David McCallister, also a freshman and new to rugby, got his first a side start and scored a try himself. Jon Rogers, who has usually played prop for the Wolfpack, with the self proclaimed nickname “prop-magic”, stepped in at second row and played a great game. Greg Hesler filled the shoes at scrum half, with an exceptional command of the field. The usual players, the guys that show up every week, also played well.

With the win, the Wolfpack will travel to Murfreesboro, TN for the South Final Four tournament this coming weekend. NC State will take on GA Tech for their game on Saturday, March 27. With a win on Saturday, NC State will have clinched a spot in the South Division 2 Sweet Sixteen tournament in Sanford, FL, since the south gets two spots. The game on Sunday will determine the seeding for the sweet sixteen tournament, and the South Collegiate Division 2 Champ. Elsewhere, App State took on Vanderbilt and won, 22-3. The Wolfpack expects to face them if they win on Saturday. The Wolfpack are currently 6-0-1 on the season, without a loss, making this one of the best seasons for NC State rugby in a while. The Wolfpack are well on down the road to arriving at their pre-season goal of making the National Sweet Sixteen, which seems more attainable than it ever has. Please cheer on the Wolfpack as they travel to Murfreesboro, TN for the South Final Four!

Starting A side
1 Mark Addison
2 Matt Pace
3 Abe Harman
4 Eddie Youngs
5 Jon Rogers
6 David Hunt
7 Phillip Burcal (Captain)
8 Andrew Birch
9 Greg Hesler
10 Robby Dow
11 David McCallister
12 Will Teague
13 Brandon Mosiman
14 Brett Simpson
15 Bryan Maxwell

Match summary by: Phillip Burcal

The game started off in NC State’s favor, where they took it into the Raiders half and forced a penalty. Will Teague converted the penalty kick from in front of the posts, to put NC State on the score board 5 minutes into the game. The Wolfpack kept the ball in the Raiders half on the attack again, and a well placed pass by Bryan Maxwell allowed Will Teague to break some tackles along the right sideline and put a try down in the corner. The conversion was not made, and NC State was up 8-0 at this point. NC State, on the attack again forced another penalty, and Will Teague converted this one to put NC State up even more, 11-0. The Raiders weren’t giving up at this point, and hadn’t in the previous parts of the game, and their forwards put up a try near the end of the first half. Bryan Maxwell finished out the first half scoring, by kicking a penalty kick to end the half, with the score 14-5.

The second half was much better for the Raiders than the first, and they were able to even up the score with NC State eventually. The Raiders posted two trys back to back, putting themselves on top, 14-15.  Shortly after the Raiders second try, NC State answered, with a break down the left side of the field, where the ball was offloaded several times until it end up in the hands of Robby Dow who was able to touch the try down between the posts. NC State was next to score again, when Bryan Maxwell, on a valiant single effort, caught the pass off the scrum and put it down in the try zone. The Raiders answered 3 minutes later with their own try, keeping them in the game in the 75^th minute. Both teams fought hard at this point since the game could go either way, but a penalty kick converted by Bryan Maxwell ended the game.

Both teams were down some of their usual starters, Shippensburg State claimed they were missing 20 of their guys. NC State was missing about 5 of their normal starters as well. The game was close for both teams for the full match, but the home team won, 27-20. This was a friendly match so the outcome wasn’t as important for the Wolfpack, but they increased their record to 5-0-1 on the semester. The B side game went forth, NC State with a motley side of current B side players and old players taking on a mix of a and b side Raiders. The game in the first half was largely on the Raiders side, with a halftime score of 5-12 in the Raiders favor. NC State B side turned it on in the second half, and came back to win 26-19. Trys were scored by David Milbern, Will Durway, Jorrie Bower and Jason Batt. Santiago Rubio converted two penalties.

The man of the match for his A side performance was Bryan Maxwell, who was also the man of the match vs ECU last weekend. He played well from the fullback position, stepping in for Greg Hesler since he was out of town for the game. Bryan stepped in and kicked for Will Teague, since he had to leave the game for a bloody nose. Bryan has been playing rugby for most of his life, and the Wolfpack has benefit from his knowledge and skill in the game this semester.

A side starters

1 Mark Addison

2 Stephan Bahner

3 Abe Harman

4 Aaron Mclean (Captain)

5 Eddie Youngs

6 Matt Pace

7 Jason Batt

8 Dylan Martin

9 Craig Maxwell

10 Robby Dow

11 Will Durway

12 Phillip Burcal

13 Will Teague

14 Tim Vinick

15 Bryan Maxwell

Subs

Alex Compton

The second half went very similarly to the first half, with the Wolfpack shortly taking control of the game and scoring. Second half scoring was lead by a 10 meter drop goal kicked by Greg Hesler. The Wolfpack continued to attack, in the effort of getting a bonus point for the league standings by scoring four trys in one match, and their effort was rewarded when Brandon Mosiman put up his second try of the day. Wake Forest had one great attacking opportunity in the second half, and nearly put up a try lead by their captain, although an injury in the tackle did not allow him to put the ball down in the tryzone. Wake failed to score for the duration of the match, and NC State put up one more additional try scored by Bryan Maxwell. The final score of the match was 37-0, NC State.

The NC State team really came together this weekend and played the best they have together all season. Wake Forest has always been a  formidable opponent and beat the Wolfpack in their most recent matches, although Wake had hit a streak of bad luck and had their side weakened by injuries. A weakened Wake Forest backline allowed the athleticism and skill of the Wolfpack’s backs to triumph. Strong forward play from the Wolfpack allowed the ball to transferred to backs successfully, which resulted in a great day for the Pack. The man of the match was elected to be Greg Hesler, for his excellent play from the fullback position.

A side scoring:
Brandon Mosiman, 2 trys, 10 points
Will Teague, 1 penalty kick, 3 conversions, 9 points
Greg Hesler, 1 try, 1 drop goal, 8 points
Matt Daniels, 1 try, 5 points
Bryan Maxwell, 1 try, 5 points

The Packs weekend was not over with their victory over Wake Forest, they had to travel back to Raleigh and face off against App State at home on Sunday, for a re-scheduled match due to weather. As always, the matches between App State and NC State are close matches, and played very physical by both sides. First half scoring was started out by App State, who put up the first try although missed the conversion. NC State answered shortly on a try scored by an intercepted pass. Flanker Matt Pace took the ball out of the air on a pass thrown by App State in their tryzone, and touched it down for 5 points. The score was now all tied up. A 39th minute penalty kick from App State closed out the first half scoring, and at halftime the score was 5-8, with AHO on top.

The second half started with some App state scoring, who converted a penalty kick early in the second half which was the conclusion of their scoring. Not but 10 minutes later, Will Teague kicked a clean penalty kick and the Wolfpack inched closer to AHO, 8-11. The rest of the game involved both teams slugging it out, both in search of a try. On a failed attempt for a clearance kick from their tryzone, App kicked a linedrive into the hands of Will Teague, who ran it forward and passed it out to Brandon Mosiman who put a try down in the corner in the 78th minute of the match. The conversion was missed, and the final score of the match was 13-11 to NC State.

NC State held in there for the whole match against App State, and managed to capitalize on their mistakes. App State is looking like one of the better DII schools, and it is likely that the Wolfpack may meet them again somewhere down the line. The Man of the match was Will Teague, whose hard running from the inside center position held the Wolfpack close the whole day.

A side scoring:
Matt Pace, 1 try, 5 points
Brandon Mosiman, 1 try, 5 points
Will Teague, 1 penalty kick, 3 points

At the conclusion of the weekend, NC State’s record in the CRL moves to 3-0-1. This places the Wolfpack at the top of the standings, tied with UNC for 15 points. UNC and NC State have played the same number of games, and their points are tied even though NC State beat UNC head-to-head since UNC has received multiple bonus points for their wins. It may come down to who gets the bonus points in the next coming matches for these two teams, to determine the winner of the CRL. USC cannot be discounted either, they have only played three matches so far, and are sitting at 10 points. Another result of the Wolfpack’s performance is that they have effectively clinched the home playoff berth, since it does not look like any other DII team will finish above them in the CRL rankings. Hopefully moving forward the Wolfpack can distinguish themselves and make their way to the top of the CRL, by winning and receiving bonus points for their next two matches.

NC State’s B side also had matches following the A side, although both were considered forfeits for the other teams B side due to a lack of players. Against Wake Forest, the B side lost 10-29. Scoring for the Wolfpack was accomplished by Santiago Rubio, who put up a try in the first half. The scoring was concluded on an amazing single effort try by Jason Batt, who chased the tackle down on the kickoff, forced a fumble of the ball, picked it up broke a tackle to score. Note that the B side will go in as a win, since Wake Forest had to forfeit. Against App, the B side started to roll forward. The final score of the match was 32-0, NC State B. Trys were scored by Brett Simpson, Jon Rogers, David Milbern, Dylan Martin, and Jason Batt. Santiago Rubio kicked, and made two conversions and one PK.

Starting A side lineup(both matches)

1 Mark Addison
2 Stephan Bahner
3 Abe Harman
4 Aaron Mclean
5 Matt Daniels
6 Phillip Burcal (Captain)
7 Matt Pace
8 Andrew Birch
9 Craig Maxwell
10 Robby Dow
11 David Hunt
12 Will Teague
13 Brandon Mosiman
14 Bryan Maxwell
15 Greg Hesler
subs:
Eddie Youngs
Will Durway
Tim Vinick

A side scoring totals:

Will Teague: 4 conversion, 6 PK, 26 points
Brandon Mosiman: 4 try, 20 points
Greg Hesler: 2 trys, 1 drop goal, 13 points
Bryan Maxwell: 2 trys, 10 points
Matt Daniels: 1 try, 5 points
Matt Pace: 1 try, 5 points

Article by: Phillip Burcal

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The weather has got the best of the Carolina’s Rugby League(CRL) the past two weekends, forcing both of the Wolfpack’s games to be rescheduled. The weather almost got them again this weekend, but both teams decided to play through it. USC came to the Wolfpack’s back-up field located on Method Rd, which at the start of the day, was covered in snow. The snow melted as the day went on, to reveal the lack of grass, and the sloppy mud underneath. Needless to say, it was a messy day for rugby, as the final score suggests.

NC State won the toss, and opted to receive the kick to start off the game. During the first half, both NC State and USC were pretty fairly matched. USC was the first to close in on scoring, although NC State held strong and kept a 5 meter penalty run from slipping in. USC skillfully used slowball to press the Wolfpack’s defense, although it did not result in a try, a penalty kick in front on the posts placed USC on the board first 3-0. Shortly afterwards, USC ended up in the same situation and were closing in on the Wolfpack tryline, though this time the Wolfpack failed to keep them out and allowed a score. USC Missed the conversion to make the score 8-0. The Wolfpack did not back down, and went on the attack. On USC’s half, a penalty was awarded to the Wolfpack. Will Teague put the ball through the uprights for a clean penalty kick, changing the score to 8-3. In the last minute of the half, a chip and chase by outside center Brandon Mosiman allowed him to outrun the defense and score a try on the corner. The score was all tied up at 8-8.

The second half was controlled by the Wolfpack for all but the last 10 minutes.The Wolfpack had their fair share of attacking opportunities to put up more points, although a combination of the weather and USC’s defense kept us out of the tryzone. In a questionable call, tighthead prop Abe Harman carried a few USC players into the tryzone, although the try was ruled held-up. NC State’s scrums were strong, producing a clean ball for our backs to work with, but the unsure footing prevented them getting into their rythm. As mentioned before, NC State controlled much of the second half, although USC put together a strong comeback in the last 10 minutes lead by their forward pack. USC’s pack executed a slowball very well, going phase after phase in hope that they could grind down the Wolfpack forwards and suck in the backline. USC used this technique move farther and farther into the Wolfpack’s territory, retaining possession very well. The last 5 minutes of the game was held within 10 meters of the Wolfpack’s try zone, and NC State stood strong in their defense of the slowball. USC pressed the Wolfpack hard, but a penalty was awarded to the Wolfpack on the 1 meter line, and the game was ended with the ball making it to touch.

The Wolfpack have got off to a a great start in this Carolina’s Rugby League, beating one D1 team and drawing with the other they have played so far. Around the league, UNC beat App State 20-16 at home, Wake Forest beat Clemson 21-15, and on Sunday UNC beat Wake Forest 75-19 at Wake Forest. Vists the CRL website at http://www.carolinasrugby.com/ to get the official standings. This weekend, the Wolfpack travels to Wake Forrest, and on Sunday hosts App State. Come support the Wolfpack, as they attempt to win the first CRL cup!

NC State’s starting lineup:

1 Mark Addison

2 Steven Bahner

3 Abe Harman

4 Eddie Youngs

5 Matt Daniels

6 Phillip Burcal

7 Matt Pace

8 Andrew Birch

9 Craig Maxwell

10 Robby Dow

11 Tim Vinick

12 Will Teague

13 Brandon Mosiman

14 Bryan Maxwell

15 Greg Hesler

Subs: none

A side scoring:

Will Teague: 1 pk, 3 points

Brandon Mosiman: 1 try, 5 points

A side scoring totals:

Will Teague: 1 conversion, 4 PK, 14 points

Greg Hesler: 1 try, 5 points

Bryan Maxwell: 1 try, 5 points

Brandon Mosiman: 1 try, 5 points

Article by: Phillip Burcal

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The Wolfpack met Carolina on the Erhinghaus fields of UNC-CH campus this past Saturday, January 23^rd 2010. The Wolfpack won, prevailing over Chapel Hill 21-18 in a tough match for both sides. Both teams played very well, although the Wolfpack came out on top. The win was substantial for the Wolfpack, since the two teams had just met at the end of last semester for the State Championship, and the Tarheels won 14-9. NC State took advantage of everything that Carolina gave them, scoring three penalty kicks with one in the 79^th minute by Will Teague to win the game.

The first points of the game were scored by NC State, a penalty kick taken by Will Teague in the 21^st minute. The Tarheels shortly answered in the 23^rd minute with a penalty kick of their own to make the score 3-3. Carolina put up the first try of the match in the 29^th minute, and had a successful conversion. Carolina controlled the first half of the game, which was mostly played in NC State’s half. The score at half was 10-3, with Carolina on top.

The second half was much more prosperous for the Wolfpack, who largely controlled the game in the second half. The Wolfpack put up their first try in the 58^th minute, which was scored by Greg Hesler off of a nicely placed kick to the sideline by Robby Dow. The try was unconverted, which put the score to 10-8. Carolina answered with a penalty kick in the 60^th minute, and the score changed to 13-8. NC State took advantage of a UNC penalty and Bryan Maxwell took a useful quick-tap to score a try. Will Teague converted to make the score 15-13, with the lead transferring to NC State. Will Teague also scored another penalty kick in the 71^st minute to increase the Wolfpack’s lead to 18-13. Carolina answered in an explosive long run in the 74^th minute, to place a try under the posts. The Tarheels did not convert, and the score was all tied up at 18-18. The final points were scored in the last few minutes of the match, from a penalty kick by Will Teague. The Wolfpack held the 21-18 score until the ref blew the final whistle. NC State named the new player to the club Stephan Bahner, the man of the match for his useful role as a substitute. Stephan played hooker, and his notable game-changing accomplishments were his 5 steals in the scrum.

The B side game was better for Chapel Hill, and they prevailed 37-7. Santiago Rubio scored NC State’s only try and converted it as well in the second half. It was the first weekend of the Carolina’s Rugby League, and around the league Clemson beat ECU 12-4 and USC beat Wake Forest 20-17. NC State hosts Appalachian State next weekend on January 30^th.

NC State’s starting lineup:

1 Mark Addison

2 Matt Pace

3 Abe Harman

4 Aaron Mclean

5 Matt Daniels

6 Phillip Burcal

7 Chris Pearce

8 Andrew Birch

9 Craig Maxwell

10 Robby Dow

11 Tim Vinick

12 Will Teague

13 Brandon Mosiman

14 Bryan Maxwell

15 Greg Hesler

Subs: David Hunt, Will Durway, Stephan Bahner

A side scoring:

Will Teague: 11 points, 3 penalty kicks and one try conversion

Greg Hesler: 5 points, one try

Bryan Maxwell: 5 points, one try

B side scoring:

Santiago Rubio: 7 points, one try and one conversion

Match Summary by: Phillip Burcal