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Warriors come out to play
It's planes, trains and automobiles for Round 6 as a wounded Philadelphia travel north to face a fired up Warriors while the plucky Rebellion travel to Florida to take on the much feared Axemen
RLEF selects Alan Chmielewski to referee upcoming Canada vs Jamaica International
The USARL is proud to announce that Co-Director of the newly formed North America Match Officials Association (NAMOA), Alan Chmielewski, has been appointed by the Rugby League European Federation (RLEF) to be the center Match Official for the upcoming Canada vs Jamaica International Match to be held in Toronto, ON, Sunday July 31, 2011
Round 5 wrap-up – Slayers undefeated
The DC Slayers find themselves sitting alone and on top of the USARL standings while the battle for fourth spot heats up between the Warriors and Rebellion
Round 5 around the grounds
The 2nd half of the season and Round 5 gets underway this weekend with some great match-ups including the battle for first place between two undefeated teams
A Mighty Fight in Philadelphia
Up against the champions from the 2010 season, the Fight knocked out the Jacksonville Axemen to tie with the Washington D.C. Slayers for a perfect record so far in 2011
Oneida FC historic win in first local derby
The inaugural “Battle of the Charles”, as the local derby between Oneida FC and the Boston 13s has become christened, was a historic occasion
Round 4 with the top four spots up for grabs
At the mid point of the USARL regular season, we review this weeks battle for the top of the table
Newbies Titans and Rebellion are more than making up the numbers
The Titans and Rebellion match in Round 4 could quite possibly be the most important game of the season for both these new teams
Axemen go one-up against Oneida
The Jacksonville Axemen came into this game as favorites and demonstrated why in a match that was eighty minutes of exceptional rugby league
Slayers ward off tenacious Rebellion side
On a warm Saturday at 2:30 pm in front of a crowd exceeding 100, the Slayers took the field for their first home match at Duke Ellington Field against the Rhode Island Rebellion