UPCOMING EVENTS
Nashville vs Life
Saturday, Feb. 6 ~ 1p.m.
Bordeaux Gardens
For the second week in a row, the Nashville Outlaws game has been cancelled due to inclement weather and poor field conditions. This game has been tentatively scheduled for the weekend of 2/20.
Meet us at Dan McGuiness at 11a Saturday to watch Six Nations Match England v Wales live.
NEWS
Outlaws Bested by Renegades
Monday, 25 January 2010
NRFC 7 - Atlanta Renegades 38
Saturday, Jan. 23 ~ Vanderbilt Rec Fields
Nashville headed into the second D-1 Matrix of the season with their new squad fielding only 6 players from last years roster. The first half was hard fought defensively by Nashville as the Renegades took advantage of the majority of possession and scored 3 tries ending the half 19-0.
The Renegades opened the second half with an early try before Nashville started to come alive and apply pressure and being rewarded with a try from Luke Woods from a quick tap penalty. The conversion was made by Franklin Pargh. Nashville continued to apply pressure and pinned the Renegades in their half for approx 20 mins before they cleared their lines with a long kick that was retrieved and scored by their winger. Atlanta went on to score one last try to make the final score 38-7.
The J Alexander’s Player of the Match was Jonathon Toombs for his good defensive pressure and strong runs.
There was definite improvement from the first game against LIFE, defensive structure and tackling improved and when we picked up the game speed and applied pressure we them on the back foot.
We have plenty to work on and improve on so all be at practice on Tues.
Sully
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NRFC falls to Running Eagles
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Atlanta, GA ~ January 17
NRFC 0 - Life 96
The weather was not nearly as welcoming as our hosts. A constant rain and cold conditions made for a sloppy affair as the Nashville Men’s Outlaws faced off against the Life University Running Eagles D-I side this past Saturday.
Life came out quickly, using a well-drilled, hungry pack and strong support to jump out to a 17-0 lead. Soggy field conditions and cold hands made for many handling errors from both teams. This along with a couple of Life penalties and a well played quick tap allowed the Outlaws to put pressure on the strong Life defense deep in their half. However, their defense held true and created a turnover that allowed the quick Life back line to counter. After a few phases the Running Eagles found themselves crossing the try line for another score. The ensuing kick off saw Life take the ball up the middle of the Nashville defense and two phases later cross the try line yet again. After that the Running Eagles used their experience and skill to keep constant pressure on the Outlaws who proved to be out matched. Nashville was able to put pressure on a strong Life squad that just would not break, coming close to punching it in on several occasions. However, they were not able to punch it in against a strong and stout Life team that proved why they are one of the premiere clubs in the country. In the end, our lack of experience and chemistry proved to be their downfall. However, one could see the potential and heart that was displayed on an otherwise dreary day.
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