San jose state rugby club

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Players Forward Forward 5'10". Back Back 5'7". Forward Forward 5'7". Back Back 5'11". Forward Forward 6'4". Forward Forward 5'10". Back Back 5'9". Forward Forward 5'9". Forward Forward 6'0". Back Back 5'10". Back Back 6'2". Back Back 6'0". There is no additional information to display.

Player Statistics Statistic. View Full Bio. Joel Castillo Forward. Eulix Chiu Back. Eric Damstetter Forward. Josh Edwards Back. Landon Hart Back.

Luis Hernandez Forward. Emiliano Ibarra Forward. Tre McGill Back. Samuel McGolpin Forward. Severiano Mendez Forward. David Oguns Back. As the years went on the Seahawks grew in numbers and skill. During this time the Seahawks hosted their first international side, the Emus from Australia. In the Seahawks were invited to the Monterey National Tournament at that time a de facto National Championship for the first time and finished a respectable 10th. They were invited every year since then until the demise of the tournament in Now firmly established in the First Division and carrying three sides the Seahawks decided it was time to take the next step in their development and began to look overseas for more rugby opportunities.

Thus, in , was born the first overseas tour Down Under. The Seahawks Down Under had a tour party of over 40 and saw them return several favors from previous tourists. The New Zealand itinerary included Papakura, St. This tour also happened to coincide with the British Lions tour of New Zealand so the Hawks were able to catch some top notch international rugby between their own matches.

The tour was a learning and growing experience for the club. The early 80s was another period of growth and saw several Seahawks found high school teams and start the Skyhawk conference. As time marched on these clubs evolved and gradually weaned themselves of the Seahawk influence. More and more local clubs also began their own high school programs and so the number of clubs directly linked to the Seahawks has been reduced to one, the College Park Rugby Club, although there are still several former Seahawks involved in coaching at the high school level.

As a tribute the originators, however, the south bay high school league is still called the Skyhawk Conference.