The event is held at the Moose Rugby Grounds: 1500 County Road 6, West Elkhart, Indiana, 46514.
Some info can be found at www.Midwestyouthrugby.com.
To register, a team must:
1) Include the
local-hosts (Bart Barthoff) and the Midwest Youth Coord. (Bob Cronquist) in a
confirmation email with your intent to compete in the girls Midwest
Championships. Please do so by April 11th.
2) Please indicate the
division you intend to compete in. Brackets will be determined by the
Midwest Youth Coord. with input from state reps. We are able to have
three divisions of games, if there is enough interest: Championship, a
second division, and a B-side Bracket. We have room to include many girls
teams that have an interest in competing.
3) Bring a check to the event
made out to "Moose Rugby Grounds" $350 for Championship
bracket, otherwise $300.
4) Please secure your hotel
rooms with the service provided as soon as able. Teams must use the link below to
compete in the event. This is part of a sports tracking process by the
city. This is a very good things for rugby-you must use the link if you
wish to compete in the event. Cindy is able to get you a better deal than
you would as individual teams. You may also call CIndy below if you
prefer a hostel not the link.
5) If you've already made
your hotel accommodations, please contact Cindy with the info to help her track
the rugby #'s generated. She may still be able to help with a better
deal.
Thank
you
Bart
Moose
Rugby Grounds
Cindy Highberg
Total Event Services
3018 Heather Beach Lane
Indianapolis, IN 46234
Phone: 317-716-8584
Fax: 317-329-8179
Editors Note:
This year's event looks to be strong, with several strong programs and states returning to the competition.
In addition to last year's finalists, DSHA and Catholic Memorial, the third-place finisher, St Joseph's Academy represents Ohio. Ohio's Lakewood has chosen not to participate for the second year in a row. 4th Place finisher Kettle Moraine returns after advancing past Vernon in the Wisconsin state championship tournament.
Minnesota's Armstrong, a three-time state champion, returns to compete after a short hiatus and will add another competitive team to the mix. All the above listed teams have applied for invites to the National tournament and will be fighting to move up in one of 3 divisions.
Illinois also looks to return to the higher competitive bracket with Plainfield on the upswing.
Wisconsin will be sending a slew of teams looking to experience cross-border competition as Vernon, Oak Creek, and possibly Brookfield all look to compete in the second division.
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