Women’s Rugby Driving Maul Analysis: Read Every Phase
I find the driving maul fascinating because it looks simple from the stands but becomes highly technical when I slow...
Hannah Harper
Hannah is a contributing writer for Ann Arbor Womens Rugby, covering team news, training tips, match recaps, and community events for local rugby players and fans.
Oldest Rugby Clubs in America: The Teams That Built the Game
American rugby did not begin with packed stadiums, professional contracts, or national television. It began with small groups of players,...
What Really Happens During Rugby’s Third Half in America?
The final whistle does not always end a rugby day. In many US clubs, it begins the social part of...
History of the USA Rugby Eagles: From Olympic Gold to 2031
The history of the USA Rugby Eagles feels less like a straight timeline and more like an American sports comeback...
Decoding Pitch Positioning: What Is Offside in Rugby Union?
Standing on the turf during a fast-paced match can leave even seasoned athletes second-guessing their positioning. Learning what is offside...
In Season Strength Training for Women’s Rugby Players
A hard gym session should never steal your legs on match day. The purpose of in season strength training for...
The Science Behind Modern Rugby Boots That Gives Players an Edge
The best rugby boots rarely get noticed until they're missing. Most players remember a match where they couldn't keep their...
Mastering The Field With Rugby Positions And Numbers Explained
Lacing up your cleats or turning on a match for the first time can feel overwhelming when seeing fifteen players...
Why Is It Called a Touchdown? Rugby’s Link to Football
A touchdown is the biggest scoring play in American football, yet the name comes from an action players no longer...
The History of Women’s Rugby in the United States: From Grassroots to Glory
Before Olympic medals, professional contracts, and sold-out international matches, American women were building rugby teams with borrowed gear, limited funding,...