Women’s Retrievers v Loggerheads | 2023 Western Conference Final | Game 5 - San Jose | PR7s скачать в хорошем качестве

Women’s Retrievers v Loggerheads | 2023 Western Conference Final | Game 5 - San Jose | PR7s

▶ SUBSCRIBE to PR7s YouTube channel:    / @prsevens   Women's Retrievers: Ruby Tui, Jaz Gray, Makell Edwards, Autumn LoCicero, Mata Hingano, Liz Tafuna, Kalyn Takitimu Cook, Kelli Smith, Ember Larson, Seneca Friend, Megan Foster, Olivia Bernadel-Huey, Karmin Macedo, Rafaela Zanellato, Lilly Cuthbert, Tyra Norlander Loggerheads: Ana Maria Naimasi, Younis Bese, Reapi Ulunisau, Sophia Pyrz, Jess Lu, Natalie Bjorklund, Shona Weston, Alicia "Ali" Namosimalua, Isabella Gonzales, Karina Gauto, Sophia Lamphier, Katie Lohaus, Bronwyn Dormaar Premier Rugby Sevens (PR7s), the highest professional level of rugby sevens in the United States and a proud partner of USA Rugby is a revolutionary circuit showcasing the most electric men’s and women’s athletes on the planet. PR7s brings the global excitement of rugby through a fast-paced, high-scoring on-field experience, complemented by engaging fan festivals throughout North America. As a traveling circuit with a focus on North America, PR7s is the fastest, toughest, and most electrifying game on the planet and the first sports organization of its kind, with men’s and women’s teams competing under one umbrella with equal pay. To learn more about Premier Rugby Sevens, go to PRSevens.com. ▶ WEBSITE https://prsevens.com/ ▶ TWITTER   / prsevens   ▶ INSTAGRAM   / prsevens   Eastern Conference ● New York Locals ● Pittsburgh Steeltoes ● Southern Headliners ● Texas Team Western Conference ● Golden State Retrievers ● Northern Loonies ● Rocky Mountain Experts ● Rhinos x SoCal Loggerheads The league’s eight franchsies have featured several US Olympic and International stars from both the Men’s and Women’s Rugby Sevens circuits, including Perry Baker, Danny Barrett, Madison, Hughes, Abby Gustaitis, Alev Kelter, Kristi Kirshe, Folau Niua, Naya Tapper, Stephen Tomasin, and Kevon Williams. International players to participate in the league include Olympic medalists from Team GB Dan Norton and New Zealand Rugby stars Ruby Tui and Stacey Waaka.