Match Preview: TWU
The Huskies will head north to Langley, BC for a non-conference match against Trinity Western University

On Saturday, the Huskies will head north to Langley, BC for a non-conference match against Trinity Western University. Their top team competes in D1A against the likes of Cal, St. Mary's, and Life. We usually play their 2nd XV, though all their players are on some form of rugby scholarship except a few on-campus recruits. This is TWU's final game, and they plan to play some graduating seniors for part of the game, which means we will have to step up!
In the fall, we came up short 19-31 at home. We are a much improved side, and this should be a competitive game despite our first-side players being unable to travel or recovering from injury. We welcome a couple of new names into our extended travel squad this weekend, in what will surely be an exciting matchup.
FIRST XV STARTERS
1. Andrew Stanfel (Junior, Helena MT)
2. Brian Cain Jr. (Senior, Piedmont CA)
3. Xavier Moimoi (Freshman, SeaTac WA)
4. Jaedan "JJ" Johnson (Senior, North Bend WA)
5. Owen Prentice (Senior, Seattle WA)
6. Davis Phinney (Sophomore, Reno NV)
7. Victor Marcenac (Senior, Boulder CO)
8. Thomas Williams (Freshman, Auckland NZ)
9. Dylan Weber (Freshman, Washington DC)
10. Jack Efrusy (Sophomore, Park City UT)
11. Jsame Fola (Freshman, Burien WA)
12. Michael Bruin (Freshman, Oakland CA)
13. Josef "Pepi" Dostal (Junior, Longmont CO)
14. James Savio (Senior, Seattle WA)
15. Sebastian Sosa (Junior, Kirkland WA)
FIRST XV FINISHERS
16. Peter Golden (Junior, Seattle WA)
17. Jake Osborne-McKenna (Senior, Edmonds WA)
18. Halen Moeck (Freshman, Puyallup WA)
19. Noah Braun (Junior, University Place WA)
20. Enzo Rolfe (Freshman, Seattle WA)
21. Myer Swedlow
22. Matthew Curtis (Senior, Epsom England)
23. Ethan Jordan (Junior, Austin TX)
24. Ethan Brown (Senior, Bothell WA)
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