List of United States national rugby union players

List of United States national rugby union players is a list of people who have played for the United States national rugby union team. The list only includes players who have played in a match recognized by USA Rugby as a test match, whether it was played before or after the governing body was founded in 1975. (In rugby union, any match of a nation's senior side recognized as a Test by its national governing body is included in test statistics for that nation.) Players that were first capped during the same match are listed in order of those that began in the starting line up before replacements and then in alphabetical order by surname. Note that the "position" column lists the position at which the player made his Test debut, not necessarily the position for which he is best known. (For example, Mike Te'o made his debut for the Eagles at scrum-half,[1] but has made the majority of his appearances representing the United States at either fullback or wing.[2]) A position in parentheses indicates that the player debuted as a substitute.

Members of the national rugby union team who have been inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame include the players from the Gold medal-winning teams from the 1920 and 1924 Olympic Games (inducted in 2012) and Dan Carroll, player-coach of the 1920 Olympic team (inducted in his own right in 2016).

Early years

The All America team that played against Australia in 1912
The United States team that played against New Zealand in 1913

Although the United States of America Rugby Football Union (now known as USA Rugby) was not formally established until 1975,[3] USA Rugby has recognized six matches played before that time as international matches with caps awarded.[4] Then referred to as All America, a team composed of California collegiate rugby players first toured Australia in 1910,[5] competing in twenty matches against multiple state-representative sides and the then recently-formed New Zealand Māori.[3] This team played respectably, and although they lost the majority of their matches, they secured a draw against the Ranfurly Shield-holding Auckland rugby union team.[5][6] The California Rugby Union organizers of the tour invited a joint Australasian team to come to California for a tour, but separate tours from the Australian and New Zealand teams were arranged instead.[5] These tours, in 1912 and 1913 respectively, resulted in the first matches recognized as international tests.[5] Each match resulted in a defeat for the Americans.[7] Laird "Monte" Morris served as captain for the match in 1912.[8] Frank "Deke" Gard, veteran of the 1912 team, captained the team in 1913.[9]

After the All Blacks tour, amid a time where prominent California colleges and universities were transitioning back to playing American football from rugby union, no further matches were held.[10] However, after organizing a team for a successful tour of British Columbia in early 1920, the California Rugby Union successfully petitioned the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) to enter a team at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium.[11][12] The USOC declined to provide any funding for this team;[13] in June 1920, the Amateur Athletic Union agreed to pay for the team's expenses.[11] After each of the home nations declined to send a team to the Games on account of scheduling conflicts with their domestic competitions, and the teams from Romania and Czechoslovakia withdrew from the Games on short notice, the Olympic rugby union competition was reduced to a single match between the United States and France.[14] After a scoreless first half, the United States won this match by a score of 8–0.[15] Following the Olympics, the French Rugby Union invited the American team to tour France.[16] Sixteen members of the team that competed in the Olympics traveled to France and played three uncapped matches against regional opposition from the southeast, south, and southwest of France; each resulted in a victory for the Americans.[16] A final match against the French national team was held on October 10, 1920 in Paris, resulting in a 14–5 defeat for the Americans.[16][17] Upon returning to the United States, the team was disbanded.[18] Charles Tilden served as team captain during the 1920 Olympics and the tour of France that followed.[16] Daniel Carroll, veteran of the 1913 team, served as player-coach in 1920;[16] he was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2016.[19]

In September 1923, the Americans received an invitation from the French Olympic Committee to defend their Olympic title at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris.[18] As in 1920, the newly re-formed team was required to provide for its own funding, as the USOC declined to provide any.[20] This time, however, the Olympic competition expanded to a three-team round-robin tournament with the United States, France, and Romania competing.[14] Both the United States and France defeated Romania by wide margins in the first two matches of the tournament, leaving the two teams to contest for the gold medal in the final match.[14] On May 18, 1924, before a hostile crowd of approximately 35,000 people, the Americans defeated France by a 17–3 score.[21] Following the Games, rugby was subsequently removed from the Olympic program,[6] and the two-time Olympic champions returned home to little fanfare.[18] Colby "Babe" Slater was the team captain during the 1924 Olympics.[22] Charles Doe, who acted as captain in Slater's absence in the Olympic match against Romania, was the team's vice-captain.[23] Charles Austin, himself a veteran of team in 1912 and 1913, coached the team in 1924.[24] All of the players from the Gold medal-winning teams in 1920 and 1924 were inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2012.[25]

1970s–present

USA Rugby was formally organized in June 1975 and fielded its first men's national team on January 31, 1976 in a test match against Australia—a 24–12 defeat.[3] Robbie Bordley served as team captain in this first match,[26] and in the team's first modern-era test match against France on June 12, 1976.[27]

Historic-era

Dan Carroll made three test appearances for the United States from 1913–1920 and was inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame in 2016.
Morris Kirksey returned home from the 1920 Summer Olympics with three medals: gold in the 4 × 100 meter relay and silver in the 100 meter dash, in addition to his gold medal from the rugby competition.[28]
In addition to scoring the majority of the Americans' points at the 1920 Olympics,[29] Robert "Dink" Templeton earned a 4th place finish in the men's long jump for the United States national track and field team at the same Olympic games.[30]
Colby "Babe" Slater served as captain for the United States team during the 1924 Olympics.
United States International Rugby Capped Players
No. Name Position Date of debut Opposition Competition Venue Ref.
1AllenChester AllenCenterNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
2ArrellJames ArrellPropNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
3AustinCharlie AustinCenterNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
4ErbBenjamin ErbFullbackNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
5GardDeke GardFlankerNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
6HarriganPhillip HarriganFly-HalfNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
7KingWilliam KingFlankerNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
8McKimJoseph McKimPropNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
9MomsonChris MomsonNo. 8Nov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
10MorrisLaird MorrisScrum-HalfNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
11NobleRalph NobleWingNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
12PeartStirling PeartWingNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
13SanbornAugustus SanbornHookerNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
14SchauppKarl SchauppLockNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
15SmithWarren SmithLockNov 16, 1912 AustraliaTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[31]
16BlaseRoland BlaseLockNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
17CarrollDan CarrollCenterNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
18CassLouis CassScrum-HalfNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
19DarsieWilliam DarsieFlankerNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
20GlasscockG. GlasscockPropNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
21HallElwin HallHookerNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
22MitchellMow MitchellFly-HalfNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
23RamageJ.A. RamageFullbackNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
24UrbanJoseph UrbanWingNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
25VoightGuy VoightLockNov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
26KnowlesA. Knowles(Fly-Half)Nov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
27StolzHerbert Stolz(Fullback)Nov 15, 1913 New ZealandTest matchCalifornia Field; Berkeley[9]
28DoeCharlie DoeFlankerSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
29FishGeorge FishNo. 8Sep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
30FitzpatrickJim FitzpatrickPropSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
31HunterLou HunterLockSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
32KirkseyMorris KirkseyLockSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
33MehanCharles MehanScrum-HalfSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
34MuldoonJohn MuldoonPropSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
35O'NeilJohn O'NeilHookerSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
36PatrickJack PatrickCenterSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
37RighterCornelius RighterWingSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
38ScholzRudy ScholzFly-HalfSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
39TempletonDink TempletonFullbackSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
40TildenCharles TildenWingSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
41WrennHeaton WrennCenterSep 5, 1920 France XV1920 Summer OlympicsOlympisch Stadion; Antwerp[32][29]
42DavisG.W. DavisFullbackOct 10, 1920 FranceTest matchStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[17]
43SlaterColby SlaterLockOct 10, 1920 FranceTest matchStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[17]
44VidalGene VidalWingOct 10, 1920 FranceTest matchStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[17]
45von SchmidtHarold von SchmidtFive-EighthOct 10, 1920 FranceTest matchStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[17]
46WallaceD. WallaceFlankerOct 10, 1920 FranceTest matchStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[17]
47WinstonJ. WinstonWing-ForwardOct 10, 1920 FranceTest matchStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[17]
48ClarkPhil ClarkFlankerMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
49CleavelandNorman CleavelandCenterMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
50DevereauxBob DevereauxWingMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
51DixonGeorge DixonFive-EighthMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
52GraffEd GraffPropMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
53HylandDick HylandWingMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
54MannelliCaesar MannelliPropMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
55SlaterNorm SlaterFlankerMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
56TurkingtonEd TurkingtonFive-EighthMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
57ValentineAlan ValentineLockMay 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
58WilliamsAlan WilliamsNo. 8May 11, 1924 Romania1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[33]
59de GrootDudley de GrootFlankerMay 18, 1924 France1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[34]
60FarrishLinn FarrishLockMay 18, 1924 France1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[34]
61RogersLefty RogersWingMay 18, 1924 France1924 Summer OlympicsStade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir; Colombes[34]

Modern-era

Former Eagles captain Todd Clever retired from international test rugby in 2017 with 76 caps—the most in team history.[35]
Nese Malifa played for the Eagles at the Rugby World Cup in 2007 and 2011.[36]
Takudzwa Ngwenya won the inaugural IRPA Try of the Year award in 2007.[37]
Pat Danahy played for the Eagles at the 2011 Rugby World Cup.[38]
United States International Rugby Capped Players
No. Name Position Date of debut Opposition Competition Venue Ref.
62AuerbachSteve AuerbachWingJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
63BordleyRobbie BordleyFly-HalfJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
64BrackettGary BrackettLockJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
65ChipmanDel ChipmanWingJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
66KhasigianFred KhasigianHookerJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
67KleinTom KleinFlankerJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
68NiebauerSkip NiebauerFlankerJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
69OrdingMickey OrdingPropJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
70OxmanKip OxmanFullbackJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
71SchneeweisGreg SchneeweisCenterJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
72SelfridgeTom SelfridgeNo. 8Jan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
73StephensonDavid StephensonCenterJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
74SwansonEric SwansonPropJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
75SweeneyCraig SweeneyLockJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
76SwiderskiMike SwiderskiScrum-HalfJan 31, 1976 AustraliaTest matchGlover Field; Los Angeles[26]
77FraumannBill FraumannNo. 8Jun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
78GraySteve GrayFly-HalfJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
79GuestDon GuestWingJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
80MurphyDennis MurphyPropJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
81O'DonnellMorris O'DonnellHookerJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
82ScottTerry ScottScrum-HalfJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
83StoneWoody StoneWingJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
84WackDanny WackCenterJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
85WaiteBarry WaiteFlankerJun 12, 1976 FranceTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[27]
86CauseyBob CauseyLockMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
87HansonJay HansonHookerMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
88HendersonBruce HendersonPropMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
89JablonskiDennis JablonskiFullbackMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
90KelsoScott KelsoScrum-HalfMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
91LiscovitzMike LiscovitzWingMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
92LombardJeff LombardFlankerMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
93SherlockMike SherlockPropMay 21, 1977 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[39]
94CulpepperClarence CulpepperFlankerOct 15, 1977 England XVTest matchTwickenham Stadium; Twickenham[40]
95DuncansonRob DuncansonWingOct 15, 1977 England XVTest matchTwickenham Stadium; Twickenham[40]
96HallidayMike HallidayCenterOct 15, 1977 England XVTest matchTwickenham Stadium; Twickenham[40]
97ParthmoreEric ParthmorePropOct 15, 1977 England XVTest matchTwickenham Stadium; Twickenham[40]
98AltemeierTom AltemeierLockMay 28, 1978 CanadaTest matchBaltimore[41]
99AndrewsBrad AndrewsNo. 8May 28, 1978 CanadaTest matchBaltimore[41]
100KelleherGerry KelleherLockMay 28, 1978 CanadaTest matchBaltimore[41]
101LopezJessie LopezHookerMay 28, 1978 CanadaTest matchBaltimore[41]
102WilsonGary WilsonPropMay 28, 1978 CanadaTest matchBaltimore[41]
103BaileyRick BaileyPropJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
104BrileyDave BrileyPropJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
105ClarkJack ClarkLockJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
106CookeDick CookeScrum-HalfJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
107FanucchiMike FanucchiCenterJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
108HollingsJeff HollingsHookerJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
109MorrisonBoyd MorrisonCenterJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
110OkezieChimere OkezieWingJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
111SheitlinJoe SheitlinWingJun 9, 1979 CanadaTest matchStanley Park; Toronto[42]
112FowlerJohn FowlerFlankerMay 10, 1980 Wales XVTest matchGeorge Allen Field; Long Beach[43]
113MoserTim MoserLockMay 10, 1980 Wales XVTest matchGeorge Allen Field; Long Beach[43]
114PurcellMike PurcellWingMay 10, 1980 Wales XVTest matchGeorge Allen Field; Long Beach[43]
115SwordsBrian SwordsLockMay 10, 1980 Wales XVTest matchGeorge Allen Field; Long Beach[43]
116ParksDouglas ParksFullbackJun 8, 1980 CanadaTest matchSaranac Lake[44]
117SmithTom SmithFly-HalfJun 8, 1980 CanadaTest matchSaranac Lake[44]
118WaltonLin WaltonWingJun 8, 1980 CanadaTest matchSaranac Lake[44]
119BurlinghamEd BurlinghamLockOct 8, 1980 New Zealand XVTest matchSan Diego Stadium; San Diego[45]
120HowardChip HowardFullbackOct 8, 1980 New Zealand XVTest matchSan Diego Stadium; San Diego[45]
121O'BrienTim O'BrienWingOct 8, 1980 New Zealand XVTest matchSan Diego Stadium; San Diego[45]
122ShanagherDenis ShanagherCenterOct 8, 1980 New Zealand XVTest matchSan Diego Stadium; San Diego[45]
123WardArt WardNo. 8Oct 8, 1980 New Zealand XVTest matchSan Diego Stadium; San Diego[45]
124HeluRoy HeluCenterJun 6, 1981 CanadaTest matchCalgary[46]
125LambertGary LambertFlankerJun 6, 1981 CanadaTest matchCalgary[46]
126FinkelSteve Finkel(Flanker)Jun 6, 1981 CanadaTest matchCalgary[46]
127GrantJamie GrantHookerSep 25, 1981 South AfricaTest matchOwl Creek Polo Field; Glenville[47]
128BatemanDave BatemanScrum-HalfJun 12, 1982 CanadaTest matchBleecker Stadium; Albany[48]
129JelacoJohn JelacoPropJun 12, 1982 CanadaTest matchBleecker Stadium; Albany[48]
130MeyersieckBo MeyersieckFly-HalfJun 12, 1982 CanadaTest matchBleecker Stadium; Albany[48]
131MilesKirk MilesHookerJun 12, 1982 CanadaTest matchBleecker Stadium; Albany[48]
132GunnIan GunnFullbackJun 19, 1982 England XVTest matchDillon Stadium; Hartford[49]
133WhelanTerry WhelanPropJun 19, 1982 England XVTest matchDillon Stadium; Hartford[49]
134PaoliFred Paoli(Prop)Jun 19, 1982 England XVTest matchDillon Stadium; Hartford[49]
135CrivelloneRick CrivelloneLockJun 11, 1983 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[50]
136NelsonRay NelsonFullbackJun 11, 1983 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[50]
137OrmsbyMark OrmsbyWingJun 11, 1983 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[50]
138StraehleyDoug StraehleyScrum-HalfJun 11, 1983 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[50]
139WarhurstBlane WarhurstFlankerJun 11, 1983 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[50]
140BurkhardtJake Burkhardt(Flanker)Jun 11, 1983 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[50]
141ShifletBill Shiflet(Lock)Jun 11, 1983 CanadaTest matchSports Complex; Burnaby[50]
142BrendelNeal BrendelPropJul 9, 1983 AustraliaTest matchSydney Cricket Ground; Sydney[51]
143DeatonMark DeatonNo. 8Jul 9, 1983 AustraliaTest matchSydney Cricket Ground; Sydney[51]
144HartmanJon HartmanWingJul 9, 1983 AustraliaTest matchSydney Cricket Ground; Sydney[51]
145LovesethIan Loveseth(No. 8)Jul 9, 1983 AustraliaTest matchSydney Cricket Ground; Sydney[51]
146CaulderMike CaulderFly-HalfJun 9, 1984 CanadaTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[52]
147EverettJohn EverettHookerJun 9, 1984 CanadaTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[52]
148HorwathButch HorwathPropJun 9, 1984 CanadaTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[52]
149JenkinsonDave JenkinsonCenterJun 9, 1984 CanadaTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[52]
150EverettWhit EverettFlankerApr 21, 1985 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[53]
151HigginsKevin HigginsWingApr 21, 1985 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[53]
152InnsMike InnsFullbackApr 21, 1985 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[53]
153JeffersonWillie JeffersonWingApr 21, 1985 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[53]
154SwordsKevin SwordsLockApr 21, 1985 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[53]
155MonroeBruce MonroeHookerNov 16, 1985 CanadaTest matchThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[54]
156ClarksonJoe ClarksonFly-HalfMay 31, 1986 JapanTest matchMurdock Stadium; Torrance[55]
157DicksonDave DicksonScrum-HalfMay 31, 1986 JapanTest matchMurdock Stadium; Torrance[55]
158MangaLance MangaPropMay 31, 1986 JapanTest matchMurdock Stadium; Torrance[55]
159VizardBrian VizardNo. 8May 31, 1986 JapanTest matchMurdock Stadium; Torrance[55]
160HortonDave HortonFly-HalfNov 8, 1986 CanadaTest matchTucson[56]
161MickelJohn MickelScrum-HalfNov 8, 1986 CanadaTest matchTucson[56]
162VinickTommy VinickCenterNov 8, 1986 CanadaTest matchTucson[56]
163MontgomeryAlec Montgomery(Fullback)Nov 8, 1986 CanadaTest matchTucson[56]
164BernhardBill BernhardFullbackMay 3, 1987 TunisiaTest matchPebble Beach[57]
165HeinGary HeinWingMay 3, 1987 TunisiaTest matchPebble Beach[57]
166SaundersMike SaundersScrum-HalfMay 3, 1987 TunisiaTest matchPebble Beach[57]
167JohnsonPat JohnsonHookerMay 10, 1987 CanadaTest matchThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[58]
168RidnellTony RidnellFlankerMay 31, 1987 Australia1987 Rugby World CupBallymore Stadium; Brisbane[59]
169CarlsonMark CarlsonFlankerNov 7, 1987 WalesTest matchNational Stadium; Cardiff[60]
170DohertyChris DohertyCenterNov 7, 1987 WalesTest matchNational Stadium; Cardiff[60]
171PeterJeff PeterFlankerNov 7, 1987 WalesTest matchNational Stadium; Cardiff[60]
172WilliamsMark WilliamsFly-HalfNov 7, 1987 WalesTest matchNational Stadium; Cardiff[60]
173ZenkerRon ZenkerLockNov 7, 1987 WalesTest matchNational Stadium; Cardiff[60]
174VakaSam Vaka(Center)Nov 14, 1987 CanadaTest matchRoyal Athletic Park; Victoria, British Columbia[61]
175LipmanShawn LipmanFlankerJun 11, 1988 CanadaTest matchSaranac Lake[62]
176O'BrienChris O'BrienFly-HalfJun 11, 1988 CanadaTest matchSaranac Lake[62]
177SmithMike SmithWingJun 11, 1988 CanadaTest matchSaranac Lake[62]
178WilliamsBarry WilliamsWingJun 11, 1988 CanadaTest matchSaranac Lake[62]
179LeverseeBill Leversee(Lock)Sep 17, 1988 RomaniaTest matchSparta Stadium; Moscow[63]
180KnutsonJon Knutson(Flanker)Sep 25, 1988 Soviet UnionTest matchSparta Stadium; Moscow[64]
181FarleyRob FarleyFlankerSep 9, 1989 Ireland XVTest matchDowning Stadium; New York[65]
182McDonaldGerry McDonaldPropSep 9, 1989 Ireland XVTest matchDowning Stadium; New York[65]
183SianoMike SianoFlankerSep 9, 1989 Ireland XVTest matchDowning Stadium; New York[65]
184IsaacRuss IsaacLockSep 23, 1989 Canada1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierStanley Park; Toronto[66]
185LippertChris LippertPropSep 23, 1989 Canada1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierStanley Park; Toronto[66]
186CorcoranBrian CorcoranWingNov 7, 1989 UruguayTest matchCarrasco Polo Club; Montevideo[67]
187DailyBarry DailyScrum-HalfNov 7, 1989 UruguayTest matchCarrasco Polo Club; Montevideo[67]
188McCormackTom McCormackHookerNov 7, 1989 UruguayTest matchCarrasco Polo Club; Montevideo[67]
189LaPortaSteve LaPorta(Center)Nov 7, 1989 UruguayTest matchCarrasco Polo Club; Montevideo[67]
190MottramNorm MottramPropApr 7, 1990 Argentina1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierSanta Barbara[68]
191SawickiMark SawickiFlankerApr 7, 1990 Argentina1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierSanta Barbara[68]
192BurkeJoe BurkeCenterJun 9, 1990 Canada1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierChief Sealth; Seattle[69]
193de JongMike de JongFly-HalfJun 9, 1990 Canada1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierChief Sealth; Seattle[69]
194JamesDon JamesPropJun 9, 1990 Canada1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierChief Sealth; Seattle[69]
195LewisRory LewisWingJun 9, 1990 Canada1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierChief Sealth; Seattle[69]
196WilliamsChris WilliamsWingJun 9, 1990 Canada1991 Rugby World Cup QualifierChief Sealth; Seattle[69]
197GonzalezDennis GonzalezFlankerJul 8, 1990 AustraliaTest matchBallymore Stadium; Brisbane[70]
198FlayTony FlayHookerSep 23, 1990 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[71]
199WhitakerEric WhitakerWingSep 23, 1990 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[71]
200HaywardBill HaywardFullbackMay 4, 1991 JapanTest matchRockne Stadium; Chicago[72]
201HoughBen HoughFlankerJun 8, 1991 CanadaTest matchCalgary[73]
202JudgeGlenn JudgeFly-HalfJun 8, 1991 CanadaTest matchCalgary[73]
203PidcockMark PidcockScrum-HalfJun 8, 1991 CanadaTest matchCalgary[73]
204SchramlJeff SchramlHookerJun 8, 1991 CanadaTest matchCalgary[73]
205TunnacliffeChuck TunnacliffeLockJul 20, 1991 FranceTest matchColorado Springs[74]
206SheehyPaul SheehyFullbackOct 8, 1991 New Zealand1991 Rugby World CupKingsholm Stadium; Gloucester[75]
207WilkersonJay Wilkerson(Flanker)Oct 11, 1991 England1991 Rugby World CupTwickenham Stadium; Twickenham[76]
208DownesGraham DownesPropApr 18, 1992 Hong KongTest matchKezar Stadium; San Francisco[77]
209KellerJames KellerLockApr 18, 1992 Hong KongTest matchKezar Stadium; San Francisco[77]
210SamaniegoRamon SamaniegoScrum-HalfApr 18, 1992 Hong KongTest matchKezar Stadium; San Francisco[77]
211SchurfieldRich SchurfieldWingApr 18, 1992 Hong KongTest matchKezar Stadium; San Francisco[77]
212GaleMark GaleFly-HalfJun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
213GoodmanGreg GoodmanScrum-HalfJun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
214SmootBrannen SmootNo. 8Jun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
215SteinbauerDavid SteinbauerFlankerJun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
216TofaeonoB. TofaeonoWingJun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
217WatermanMike WatermanCenterJun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
218AnitoniVaea Anitoni(Wing)Jun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
219VandermolenMark Vandermolen(Lock)Jun 13, 1992 CanadaTest matchObservatory Park; Denver[78]
220BacheletAndre BacheletScrum-HalfJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
221BillupsTom BillupsHookerJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
222CampbellChris CampbellFlankerJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
223ChaiWayne ChaiCenterJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
224GeraghtyBrian GeraghtyCenterJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
225PetersenTim PetersenPropJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
226SchlerethChris SchlerethWingJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
227SikaMaika SikaFullbackJun 19, 1993 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Park; Winnipeg[79]
228RandellRob RandellLockOct 2, 1993 Australia XVTest matchRiverside[80]
229ScharrenbergMark ScharrenbergCenterOct 2, 1993 Australia XVTest matchRiverside[80]
230SchramEd SchramCenterOct 2, 1993 Australia XVTest matchRiverside[80]
231TarditsRichard TarditsNo. 8Oct 2, 1993 Australia XVTest matchRiverside[80]
232HiattSteve Hiatt(Fullback)Oct 2, 1993 Australia XVTest matchRiverside[80]
233LumkongRob LumkongNo. 8Mar 12, 1994 Bermuda1995 Rugby World Cup QualifierHamilton[81]
234TakauTomasi TakauWingMay 28, 1994 Argentina1995 Rugby World Cup QualifierGeorge Allen Field; Long Beach[82]
235BrackenScott Bracken(Prop)May 28, 1994 Argentina1995 Rugby World Cup QualifierGeorge Allen Field; Long Beach[82]
236GreenRay GreenCenterNov 5, 1994 IrelandTest matchLansdowne Road; Dublin[83]
237LyleDan LyleFlankerNov 5, 1994 IrelandTest matchLansdowne Road; Dublin[83]
238AlexanderMatt AlexanderFly-HalfSep 9, 1995 CanadaTest matchFletcher's Fields; Markham[84]
239FablingMike FablingFullbackSep 9, 1995 CanadaTest matchFletcher's Fields; Markham[84]
240FreemanAaron FreemanLockSep 9, 1995 CanadaTest matchFletcher's Fields; Markham[84]
241HoltzmanJon HoltzmanFlankerSep 9, 1995 CanadaTest matchFletcher's Fields; Markham[84]
242LehnerRay LehnerPropSep 9, 1995 CanadaTest matchFletcher's Fields; Markham[84]
243SantosJoe SantosWingSep 9, 1995 CanadaTest matchFletcher's Fields; Markham[84]
244MalloyPat Malloy(Lock)Sep 9, 1995 CanadaTest matchFletcher's Fields; Markham[84]
245DelaiMalakai DelaiWingJan 6, 1996 IrelandTest matchLife Clinic; Marietta[85]
246GrossLuke GrossLockJan 6, 1996 IrelandTest matchLife Clinic; Marietta[85]
247RissoneJoe RissonePropJan 6, 1996 IrelandTest matchLife Clinic; Marietta[85]
248WalkerJason Walker(Flanker)Jan 6, 1996 IrelandTest matchLife Clinic; Marietta[85]
249VoglCliff VoglLockMay 11, 1996 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[86]
250ParkerAlec ParkerLockJun 8, 1996 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipGovernment Stadium; Hong Kong[87]
251AllenSean AllenHookerJun 16, 1996 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[88]
252KluempersTim KluempersPropJun 16, 1996 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[88]
253SanftLenny Sanft(Wing)Jun 16, 1996 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[88]
254HopkinsJared HopkinsFlankerJun 29, 1996 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[89]
255LeClercBill LeClercPropJun 29, 1996 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[89]
256GroblerJuan GroblerCenterSep 14, 1996 ArgentinaPan-American ChampionshipTwin Elm Rugby Park; Nepean[90]
257LockremBob LockremWingSep 18, 1996 CanadaPan-American ChampionshipMohawk Sports Park; Hamilton[91]
258DalzellKevin DalzellScrum-HalfSep 21, 1996 UruguayPan-American ChampionshipFletcher's Fields; Markham[92]
259HodgesDave Hodges(Back Row)Sep 21, 1996 UruguayPan-American ChampionshipFletcher's Fields; Markham[92]
260HightowerBrian HightowerWingJan 11, 1997 WalesTest matchNational Stadium; Cardiff[93]
261MorrowChris Morrow(Fullback)Jan 11, 1997 WalesTest matchNational Stadium; Cardiff[93]
262SaulalaTini SaulalaCenterMay 10, 1997 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[94]
263StanawayMike StanawayPropMay 10, 1997 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[94]
264CurtisChip Curtis(Wing)May 10, 1997 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[94]
265ShumanKurt Shuman(Fullback)May 17, 1997 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipAberdeen Stadium; Hong Kong[95]
266McLeodMika McLeodFlankerJun 7, 1997 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[96]
267KennedyDan KennedyFullbackJun 14, 1997 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[97]
268YunglingScott YunglingFlankerJun 14, 1997 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[97]
269CareDavid CareFlankerApr 8, 1998 PortugalTest matchEstádio Universitário de Lisboa; Lisbon[98]
270McBrideJohn McBridePropApr 8, 1998 PortugalTest matchEstádio Universitário de Lisboa; Lisbon[98]
271BlomAndre BlomFullbackApr 12, 1998 SpainTest matchEl Puerto de Santa María[99]
272RavenJason RavenWingMay 23, 1998 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[100]
273FurrowBart Furrow(Prop)May 23, 1998 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[100]
274LabountyC.D. LabountyWingJun 6, 1998 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBurlington[101]
275Mo'ungaTasi Mo'ungaNo. 8Jun 6, 1998 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBurlington[101]
276PagaShaun PagaFlankerJun 6, 1998 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBurlington[101]
277SucherGeorge Sucher(Prop)Jun 6, 1998 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBurlington[101]
278TabuvuyaMalakai TabuvuyaWingJun 20, 1998 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[102]
279HowardBritt Howard(Scrum-Half)Jun 20, 1998 Hong KongPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[102]
280GilliesDoug GilliesNo. 8Aug 15, 1998 Argentina1999 Rugby World Cup QualifierCricket and Rugby Club; Buenos Aires[103]
281KhasigianKirk Khasigian(Hooker)Aug 15, 1998 Argentina1999 Rugby World Cup QualifierCricket and Rugby Club; Buenos Aires[103]
282LeClercBob LeClercLockAug 18, 1998 Canada1999 Rugby World Cup QualifierSan Isidro, Buenos Aires[104]
283StevensIan StevensFly-HalfAug 18, 1998 Canada1999 Rugby World Cup QualifierSan Isidro, Buenos Aires[104]
284FarnerPhilippe FarnerLockMay 15, 1999 TongaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[105]
285NiuDavid Niu(Fly-Half)May 15, 1999 TongaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[105]
286ClaytonJoe ClaytonPropJun 19, 1999 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipStanley Park; Toronto[106]
287l'HuillierMarc l'Huillier(Prop)Aug 21, 1999 EnglandTest matchTwickenham Stadium; Twickenham[107]
288CoulsonJesse Coulson(Scrum-Half)Oct 14, 1999 Australia1999 Rugby World CupThomond Park; Limerick[108]
289ReedEric Reed(Lock)Oct 14, 1999 Australia1999 Rugby World CupThomond Park; Limerick[108]
290EloffPhilip EloffCenterMay 27, 2000 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipKintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium; Osaka[109]
291KaneMatt KaneLockMay 27, 2000 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipKintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium; Osaka[109]
292SchubertKort SchubertFlankerMay 27, 2000 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipKintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium; Osaka[109]
293WellsGrant WellsFly-HalfMay 27, 2000 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipKintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium; Osaka[109]
294YoungerDon YoungerFlankerMay 27, 2000 JapanPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipKintetsu Hanazono Rugby Stadium; Osaka[109]
295KelleherTom KelleherLockJun 3, 2000 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipManchester[110]
296BurkeJohn Burke(Flanker)Jun 3, 2000 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipManchester[110]
297FlynnRobbie Flynn(Hooker)Jun 3, 2000 CanadaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipManchester[110]
298WilfleyLink Wilfley(Fly-Half)Jun 10, 2000 IrelandTest matchManchester[111]
299FifitaOlo FifitaFlankerJun 30, 2000 FijiPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipApia Park; Apia[112]
300MacDonaldMike MacDonald(Prop)Jun 30, 2000 FijiPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipApia Park; Apia[112]
301GrantRoger GrantWingJul 7, 2000 TongaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipTeufaiva Sport Stadium; Nukuʻalofa[113]
302GillamJason Gillam(Flanker)Jul 7, 2000 TongaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipTeufaiva Sport Stadium; Nukuʻalofa[113]
303TimoteoMose Timoteo(Scrum-Half)Jul 7, 2000 TongaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipTeufaiva Sport Stadium; Nukuʻalofa[113]
304NaivaluJovesa Naivalu(Wing)Jul 15, 2000 SamoaPacific Rim Rugby ChampionshipBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[114]
305StillPaul StillPropNov 4, 2000 ScotlandTest matchMurrayfield Stadium; Edinburgh[115]
306KeyterJason Keyter(Wing)Nov 18, 2000 WalesTest matchMillennium Stadium; Cardiff[116]
307MaglebyAlex Magleby(Flanker)Nov 18, 2000 WalesTest matchMillennium Stadium; Cardiff[116]
308BuchholzJohn BuchholzFullbackMay 19, 2001 CanadaPan-American ChampionshipRichardson Memorial Stadium; Kingston[117]
309KjarKimball Kjar(Scrum-Half)May 23, 2001 ArgentinaPan-American ChampionshipMohawk Sports Park; Hamilton[118]
310NaqicaJone NaqicaWingJun 16, 2001 EnglandTest matchBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[119]
311DorseyDan Dorsey(Prop)Dec 1, 2001 South AfricaTest matchRobertson Stadium; Houston[120]
312SurgenerBrian Surgener(Lock)Dec 1, 2001 South AfricaTest matchRobertson Stadium; Houston[120]
313HercusMike HercusFly-HalfJun 22, 2002 ScotlandTest matchBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[121]
314SatchwellAaron SatchwellFlankerJun 22, 2002 ScotlandTest matchBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[121]
315AndersonDan Anderson(Hooker)Jun 22, 2002 ScotlandTest matchBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[121]
316HodgsonConrad Hodgson(Flanker)Jun 22, 2002 ScotlandTest matchBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[121]
317McGarryAndy McGarry(Prop)Jun 22, 2002 ScotlandTest matchBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[121]
318TarpoffJohn Tarpoff(Prop)Jun 22, 2002 ScotlandTest matchBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[121]
319FeeDavid FeeWingJun 29, 2002 Canada2003 Rugby World Cup QualifierFletcher's Fields; Markham[122]
320NicolauCayo Nicolau(Center)Jun 29, 2002 Canada2003 Rugby World Cup QualifierFletcher's Fields; Markham[122]
321MillerChris Miller(Hooker)Aug 10, 2002 Chile2003 Rugby World Cup QualifierMurray City Park; Murray[123]
322LakomskisAl LakomskisWingAug 24, 2002 Chile2003 Rugby World Cup QualifierPrince of Wales Cricket Club; Santiago[124]
323CrossKain CrossCenterApr 12, 2003 Spain2003 Rugby World Cup Repechage QualifierCampo Universitaria; Madrid[125]
324van ZylRiaan van ZylWingApr 12, 2003 Spain2003 Rugby World Cup Repechage QualifierCampo Universitaria; Madrid[125]
325EmerickPaul Emerick(Fullback)Apr 27, 2003 Spain2003 Rugby World Cup Repechage QualifierLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[126]
326GriffinMark Griffin(Hooker)Apr 27, 2003 Spain2003 Rugby World Cup Repechage QualifierLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[126]
327LongChristian Long(Lock)Apr 27, 2003 Spain2003 Rugby World Cup Repechage QualifierLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[126]
328WaasdorpJacob Waasdorp(Prop)May 17, 2003 JapanSuper Powers CupBoxer Stadium; San Francisco[127]
329GouwsJurie GouwsFlankerJun 21, 2003 England A2003 Churchill CupThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[128]
330ShermanMatt ShermanFly-HalfJun 28, 2003 England A2003 Churchill CupThunderbird Stadium; Vancouver[129]
331KlerckGerhard KlerckLockAug 23, 2003 Argentina2003 Pan-American ChampionshipCricket and Rugby Club; Buenos Aires[130]
332LiddingtonRichard LiddingtonPropAug 23, 2003 Argentina2003 Pan-American ChampionshipCricket and Rugby Club; Buenos Aires[130]
333CleverTodd Clever(Back Row)Aug 23, 2003 Argentina2003 Pan-American ChampionshipCricket and Rugby Club; Buenos Aires[130]
334WyattMatt Wyatt(Hooker)Aug 23, 2003 Argentina2003 Pan-American ChampionshipCricket and Rugby Club; Buenos Aires[130]
335SikaSalesi Sika(Center)Oct 15, 2003 Fiji2003 Rugby World CupLang Park; Brisbane[131]
336TuipulotuAlbert TuipulotuCenterMay 27, 2004 CanadaSuper Powers CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[132]
337WilliamsDavid Williams(Scrum-Half)May 27, 2004 CanadaSuper Powers CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[132]
338ViljoenFrancois ViljoenFullbackMay 30, 2004 RussiaSuper Powers CupPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[133]
339PetruzzellaTony PetruzzellaFlankerJun 19, 2004 CanadaSuper Powers CupCommonwealth Stadium; Edmonton[134]
340OsentowskiChris Osentowski(Prop)Nov 27, 2004 ItalyTest matchStadio Lamarmora; Biella[135]
341LikJames LikLockMay 25, 2005 CanadaSuper CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[136]
342PalefauMike PalefauWingMay 25, 2005 CanadaSuper CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[136]
343RylandAndrew RylandFlankerMay 25, 2005 CanadaSuper CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[136]
344StanfillLouis StanfillLockMay 25, 2005 CanadaSuper CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[136]
345HartmanJohn Hartman(Wing)May 25, 2005 CanadaSuper CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[136]
346ManganMike Mangan(No. 8)May 25, 2005 CanadaSuper CupOlympic Stadium; Tokyo[136]
347HobsonMike Hobson(Hooker)May 29, 2005 RomaniaSuper CupPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[137]
348RoweDoug Rowe(Scrum-Half)May 29, 2005 RomaniaSuper CupPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[137]
349FrenchMike French(Prop)Jun 4, 2005 WalesTest matchRentschler Stadium; East Hartford[138]
350JonesScott JonesCenterJun 19, 2005 Argentina Jaguares2005 Churchill CupCommonwealth Stadium; Edmonton[139]
351PyeJason Pye(Wing)Jun 19, 2005 Argentina Jaguares2005 Churchill CupCommonwealth Stadium; Edmonton[139]
352HansenCarl Hansen(Lock)Jun 26, 2005 Canada2005 Churchill CupCommonwealth Stadium; Edmonton[140]
353EsikiaVaha EsikiaCenterJun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
354HullingerJeff HullingerWingJun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
355LentzOwen LentzHookerJun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
356MeekTyson MeekScrum-HalfJun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
357TuilevukaPate TuilevukaFly-HalfJun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
358AylorMark Aylor(Back Row)Jun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
359BarnardBrian Barnard(Wing)Jun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
360BellPatrick Bell(Prop)Jun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
361SchoenerBrian Schoener(Lock)Jun 3, 2006 Ireland A2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[141]
362KellyJason KellyFly-HalfJun 7, 2006 New Zealand Māori2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[142]
363NashJeremy NashWingJun 7, 2006 New Zealand Māori2006 Churchill CupBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[142]
364LawrenceScott LawrenceFlankerJun 17, 2006 Canada2006 Churchill CupCommonwealth Stadium; Edmonton[143]
365MextedHayden MextedLockJul 1, 2006 Barbados2007 Rugby World Cup QualifierBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[144]
366StencelJustin StencelFlankerAug 12, 2006 Canada2007 Rugby World Cup QualifierSwilers Rugby Park; St. John's[145]
367ErskineChad Erskine(Scrum-Half)Aug 12, 2006 Canada2007 Rugby World Cup QualifierSwilers Rugby Park; St. John's[145]
368RussellAdam Russell(Lock)Aug 12, 2006 Canada2007 Rugby World Cup QualifierSwilers Rugby Park; St. John's[145]
369VitaleJon Vitale(Prop)Aug 12, 2006 Canada2007 Rugby World Cup QualifierSwilers Rugby Park; St. John's[145]
370BurdetteBlake Burdette(Prop)Sep 30, 2006 Uruguay2007 Rugby World Cup QualifierParque Central; Montevideo[146]
371RosserRon Rosser(Back Row)Sep 30, 2006 Uruguay2007 Rugby World Cup QualifierParque Central; Montevideo[146]
372CrickMark CrickHookerMay 18, 2007 England A2007 Churchill CupEdgeley Park; Edgeley[147]
373MalifaNese MalifaFly-HalfMay 18, 2007 England A2007 Churchill CupEdgeley Park; Edgeley[147]
374QuinnPat QuinnNo. 8May 18, 2007 England A2007 Churchill CupEdgeley Park; Edgeley[147]
375WylesChris WylesWingMay 18, 2007 England A2007 Churchill CupEdgeley Park; Edgeley[147]
376OsborneTui Osborne(Wing)May 18, 2007 England A2007 Churchill CupEdgeley Park; Edgeley[147]
377WiedemerBen Wiedemer(Flanker)May 18, 2007 England A2007 Churchill CupEdgeley Park; Edgeley[147]
378BasauriInaki Basauri Flores(Flanker)May 23, 2007 Scotland A2007 Churchill CupDry Leas; Henley-on-Thames[148]
379PayneDan Payne(Flanker)May 23, 2007 Scotland A2007 Churchill CupDry Leas; Henley-on-Thames[148]
380BloomfieldHenry BloomfieldNo. 8Sep 8, 2007 England2007 Rugby World CupStade Felix Bollaert; Lens[149]
381NgwenyaTaku NgwenyaWingSep 8, 2007 England2007 Rugby World CupStade Felix Bollaert; Lens[149]
382MoeakiolaMate Moeakiola(Prop)Sep 8, 2007 England2007 Rugby World CupStade Felix Bollaert; Lens[149]
383PalamoThretton Palamo(Wing)Sep 30, 2007 South Africa2007 Rugby World CupStade de la Mosson; Montpellier[150]
384PetriMike Petri(Scrum-Half)Sep 30, 2007 South Africa2007 Rugby World CupStade de la Mosson; Montpellier[150]
385DeBartoloGavin DeBartoloWingJun 7, 2008 England A2008 Churchill CupLansdowne Stadium; Ottawa[151]
386Van Der GiessenJohn van der GiessenLockJun 7, 2008 England A2008 Churchill CupLansdowne Stadium; Ottawa[151]
387DoyleBrian Doyle(No. 8)Jun 7, 2008 England A2008 Churchill CupLansdowne Stadium; Ottawa[151]
388LaulaupeaaluMone Laulaupeaalu(Hooker)Jun 7, 2008 England A2008 Churchill CupLansdowne Stadium; Ottawa[151]
389LettJason Lett(Flanker)Jun 7, 2008 England A2008 Churchill CupLansdowne Stadium; Ottawa[151]
390SlabyChad Slaby(Prop)Jun 7, 2008 England A2008 Churchill CupLansdowne Stadium; Ottawa[151]
391BoydJustin BoydWingJun 11, 2008 Ireland A2008 Churchill CupRichardson Stadium; Kingston[152]
392ShawRobbie Shaw(Scrum-Half)Jun 11, 2008 Ireland A2008 Churchill CupRichardson Stadium; Kingston[152]
393SifaJunior SifaCenterNov 8, 2008 UruguayTest matchRio Tinto Stadium; Sandy[153]
394SmithHayden SmithLockNov 8, 2008 UruguayTest matchRio Tinto Stadium; Sandy[153]
395GagianoJJ Gagiano(Back Row)Nov 8, 2008 UruguayTest matchRio Tinto Stadium; Sandy[153]
396PittmanShawn Pittman(Prop)Nov 8, 2008 UruguayTest matchRio Tinto Stadium; Sandy[153]
397SuniulaAndrew SuniulaCenterNov 16, 2008 JapanTest matchMizuho Ground; Nagoya[154]
398WelchJoe Welch(Hooker)Nov 16, 2008 JapanTest matchMizuho Ground; Nagoya[154]
399LemayBrian LemayPropNov 22, 2008 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[155]
400MackayCourtney Mackay(Lock)Nov 22, 2008 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[155]
401BillerChris BillerHookerMay 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
402DahlPeter DahlFlankerMay 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
403JohnsonNic JohnsonNo. 8May 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
404JohnsonWill JohnsonPropMay 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
405SuniulaRoland SuniulaCenterMay 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
406SwirynKevin SwirynWingMay 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
407MalifaAta Malifa(Fly-Half)May 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
408UsaszTim Usasz(Scrum-Half)May 31, 2009 IrelandTest matchBuck Shaw Stadium; Santa Clara[156]
409McClenahanBrian McClenahan(Hooker)Jun 6, 2009 WalesTest matchToyota Park; Bridgeview[157]
410HawleyColin HawleyWingJun 21, 2009 Georgia2009 Churchill CupDick's Sporting Goods Park; Commerce City[158]
411ThielPhil ThielHookerNov 14, 2009 Uruguay2011 Rugby World Cup QualifierEstadio Charrúa; Montevideo[159]
412SpragueJake Sprague(Prop)Nov 14, 2009 Uruguay2011 Rugby World Cup QualifierEstadio Charrúa; Montevideo[159]
413DanahyPat Danahy(Lock)Nov 21, 2009 Uruguay2011 Rugby World Cup QualifierBroward County Park; Lauderhill[160]
414HawkinsMatt HawkinsFlankerJun 5, 2010 Russia2010 Churchill CupInfinity Park; Glendale[161]
415LavallaScott LaVallaLockJun 5, 2010 Russia2010 Churchill CupInfinity Park; Glendale[161]
416PurpuraTony Purpura(Prop)Jun 5, 2010 Russia2010 Churchill CupInfinity Park; Glendale[161]
417RouseVolney Rouse(Fly-Half)Jun 5, 2010 Russia2010 Churchill CupInfinity Park; Glendale[161]
418TuilevukaSeta TuilevukaCenterNov 13, 2010 PortugalTest matchEstádio Universitário de Lisboa; Lisbon[162]
419ManoaSamu ManoaLockNov 27, 2010 GeorgiaTest matchNational Stadium; Tbilisi[163]
420EnosaTai Enosa(Center)Jun 8, 2011 Tonga2011 Churchill CupPillar Data Arena; Esher[164]
421FryEric Fry(Prop)Jun 8, 2011 Tonga2011 Churchill CupPillar Data Arena; Esher[164]
422HallTroy Hall(Fly-Half)Jun 8, 2011 Tonga2011 Churchill CupPillar Data Arena; Esher[164]
423ScullyBlaine ScullyFullbackJun 8, 2011 Russia2011 Churchill CupSixways Stadium; Worcester[165]
424PatersonJames PatersonWingAug 21, 2011 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[166]
425ChapmanRyan Chapman(Back Row)Aug 21, 2011 JapanTest matchPrince Chichibu Memorial Stadium; Tokyo[166]
426DurutaloAndrew DurutaloFlankerJun 9, 2012 CanadaTest matchRichardson Stadium; Kingston[167]
427HolderWill HolderFly-HalfJun 9, 2012 CanadaTest matchRichardson Stadium; Kingston[167]
428HumeLuke HumeWingJun 9, 2012 CanadaTest matchRichardson Stadium; Kingston[167]
429MokateTaylor Mokate(Flanker)Jun 9, 2012 CanadaTest matchRichardson Stadium; Kingston[167]
430AsbunDerek Asbun(Hooker)Jun 16, 2012 GeorgiaTest matchInfinity Park; Glendale[168]
431DaviesShaun Davies(Scrum-Half)Jun 16, 2012 GeorgiaTest matchInfinity Park; Glendale[168]
432LiufauDre Liufau(Prop)Jun 16, 2012 GeorgiaTest matchInfinity Park; Glendale[168]
433DirksenCornelius DirksenWingNov 9, 2012 Russia2012 International Rugby SeriesEirias Stadium; Colwyn Bay[169]
434L'EstrangeToby L'EstrangeFly-HalfNov 9, 2012 Russia2012 International Rugby SeriesEirias Stadium; Colwyn Bay[169]
435QuillJohn QuillFlankerNov 9, 2012 Russia2012 International Rugby SeriesEirias Stadium; Colwyn Bay[169]
436FenoglioZach Fenoglio(Prop)Nov 9, 2012 Russia2012 International Rugby SeriesEirias Stadium; Colwyn Bay[169]
437PangelinanZach PangelinanFullbackNov 17, 2012 Tonga2012 International Rugby SeriesEirias Stadium; Colwyn Bay[170]
438HarrimanGraham Harriman(Lock)Nov 24, 2012 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[171]
439SiddallAdam SiddallFullbackMay 25, 2013 Canada2013 Pacific Nations CupEllerslie Rugby Park; Edmonton[172]
440KellySeamus Kelly(Center)May 25, 2013 Canada2013 Pacific Nations CupEllerslie Rugby Park; Edmonton[172]
441MurphyLiam Murphy(Flanker)May 25, 2013 Canada2013 Pacific Nations CupEllerslie Rugby Park; Edmonton[172]
442WallaceNick Wallace(Prop)Jun 14, 2013 Tonga2013 Pacific Nations CupHome Depot Center; Carson, California[173]
443DolanCam DolanNo. 8Jun 19, 2013 Fiji2013 Pacific Nations CupMizuho Ground; Nagoya[174]
444LamositeleTiti Lamositele(Prop)Aug 17, 2013 Canada2015 Rugby World Cup QualifierBlackbaud Stadium; Charleston[175]
445NiuaFolau Niua(Fly-Half)Aug 17, 2013 Canada2015 Rugby World Cup QualifierBlackbaud Stadium; Charleston[175]
446MaupinTim MaupinWingNov 16, 2013 GeorgiaTest matchRustavi[176]
447KilifiOlive Kilifi(Prop)Nov 16, 2013 GeorgiaTest matchRustavi[176]
448TuisamoaTai TuisamoaLockNov 23, 2013 RussiaTest matchAllianz Park; London[177]
449CoolicanTom Coolican(Hooker)Mar 22, 2014 Uruguay2015 Rugby World Cup QualifierEstadio Charrúa; Montevideo[178]
450SumsionKyle Sumsion(Flanker)Mar 22, 2014 Uruguay2015 Rugby World Cup QualifierEstadio Charrúa; Montevideo[178]
451SuniulaShalom Suniula(Hooker)Mar 22, 2014 Uruguay2015 Rugby World Cup QualifierEstadio Charrúa; Montevideo[178]
452BarrettDanny Barrett(Lock)Jun 7, 2014 ScotlandTest matchBBVA Compass Stadium; Houston[179]
453LondonChad London(Flanker)Jun 7, 2014 ScotlandTest matchBBVA Compass Stadium; Houston[179]
454ThompsonBrett ThompsonWingJun 21, 2014 Canada2014 Pacific Nations CupCal Expo Field; Sacramento[180]
455StanfillTim Stanfill(Wing)Nov 1, 2014 New ZealandTest matchSoldier Field; Chicago[181]
456TrouvilleMatt TrouvilleNo. 8Nov 8, 2014 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[182]
457CullenJohn Cullen(Lock)Nov 8, 2014 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[182]
458PetersonGreg Peterson(Lock)Nov 8, 2014 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[182]
459TarrBen Tarr(Prop)Nov 8, 2014 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[182]
460McLean-DentsRonnie McLean-DentsFullbackNov 21, 2014 FijiTest matchStade de la Rabine; Vannes[183]
461MacGintyAJ MacGintyFly-HalfJul 18, 2015 Samoa2015 Pacific Nations CupAvaya Stadium; San Jose[184]
462TestZack Test(Wing)Jul 18, 2015 Samoa2015 Pacific Nations CupAvaya Stadium; San Jose[184]
463McFarlandAl McFarland(No. 8)Jul 24, 2015 Japan2015 Pacific Nations CupCal Expo Field; Sacramento[185]
464BaumannChris BaumannPropJul 29, 2015 Tonga2015 Pacific Nations CupBMO Field; Toronto[186]
465KrugerNiku Kruger(Scrum-Half)Aug 22, 2015 CanadaTest matchTwin Elm Rugby Park; Nepean[187]
466Taufete'eJoe Taufeteʻe(Hooker)Oct 7, 2015 South Africa2015 Rugby World CupOlympic Stadium; London[188]
467AndersonJake AndersonFullbackFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
468BirdJames BirdFly-HalfFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
469BrakeleyNate BrakeleyFlankerFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
470FilikitongaLeMoto FilikitongaCenterFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
471LandryBen LandryLockFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
472McGowanKingsley McGowanWingFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
473OrthBrodie OrthLockFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
474Sosene-FeagaiMike Sosene-FeagaiHookerFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
475TameilauDavid TameilauNo. 8Feb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
476Te'oMike Te'oScrum-HalfFeb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
477EloffJP Eloff(Fly-Half)Feb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
478GarrityMichael Garrity(Center)Feb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
479GletzerAlec Gletzer(Flanker)Feb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
480HilterbrandJames Hilterbrand(Front Row)Feb 13, 2016 Canada2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[1]
481BlissTom BlissScrum-HalfFeb 20, 2016 Chile2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[189]
482EdwardsNick EdwardsWingFeb 20, 2016 Chile2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[189]
483ThomasLorenzo ThomasCenterFeb 20, 2016 Chile2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[189]
484BeachDemecus Beach(Prop)Feb 20, 2016 Chile2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[189]
485BlairPat Blair(No. 8)Feb 20, 2016 Chile2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[189]
486MatyasRyan Matyas(Fullback)Feb 20, 2016 Chile2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipLockhart Stadium; Fort Lauderdale[189]
487KingJames KingFlankerFeb 27, 2016 Brazil2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipAthletic Club; São Paulo[190]
488SchirmerAladdin SchirmerFlankerFeb 27, 2016 Brazil2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipAthletic Club; São Paulo[190]
489GermishuysHanco Germishuys(Flanker)Feb 27, 2016 Brazil2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipAthletic Club; São Paulo[190]
490MikesellDeion MikesellWingMar 5, 2016 Uruguay2016 Americas Rugby ChampionshipEstadio Charrúa; Montevideo[191]
491AugspurgerNate AugspurgerScrum-HalfJun 18, 2016 ItalyTest matchAvaya Stadium; San Jose[192]
492LambornTony Lamborn(Lock)Jun 18, 2016 ItalyTest matchAvaya Stadium; San Jose[192]
493MacLellanAngus MacLellan II(Prop)Jun 18, 2016 ItalyTest matchAvaya Stadium; San Jose[192]
494HaupeakuiLangilangi Haupeakui(Flanker)Jun 25, 2016 RussiaTest matchCal Expo Field; Sacramento[193]
495HigginsHarry Higgins(Lock)Jun 18, 2016 RussiaTest matchCal Expo Field; Sacramento[193]
496TomasinStephen Tomasin(Scrum-Half)Jun 18, 2016 RussiaTest matchCal Expo Field; Sacramento[193]
497CampbellBryce CampbellCenterNov 12, 2016 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[194]
498CivettaNick CivettaLockNov 12, 2016 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[194]
499HughesMadison HughesFullbackNov 12, 2016 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[194]
500IosefoMartin IosefoWingNov 12, 2016 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[194]
501LeutaMatai Leuta(Fullback)Nov 12, 2016 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[194]
502WaldrenDino Waldren(Prop)Nov 12, 2016 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Arcul de Triumf; Bucharest[194]
503BracheMarcel BracheCenterNov 19, 2016 TongaTest matchAnoeta Stadium; San Sebastián[195]
504CimaBen CimaFly-HalfFeb 4, 2017 Uruguay2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipToyota Field; San Antonio[196][197]
505MalcolmPeter MalcolmHookerFeb 4, 2017 Uruguay2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipToyota Field; San Antonio[196][197]
506JensenMatt Jensen(Lock)Feb 4, 2017 Uruguay2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipToyota Field; San Antonio[196][197]
507MagieWill Magie(Fly-Half)Feb 4, 2017 Uruguay2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipToyota Field; San Antonio[196][197]
508MaughanAlex Maughan(Prop)Feb 4, 2017 Uruguay2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipToyota Field; San Antonio[196][197]
509DavisSpike DavisWingFeb 11, 2017 Brazil2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[198]
510TiberioPeter Tiberio(Wing)Feb 11, 2017 Brazil2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[198]
511MahoniSiaosi Mahoni(Lock)Feb 18, 2017 Canada2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipSwangard Stadium; Burnaby[199]
512TurnerAndrew Turner(Scrum-Half)Feb 25, 2017 Chile2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipEstadio San Carlos de Apoquindo; Las Condes[200]
513WhitingCalvin Whiting(Center)Feb 25, 2017 Chile2017 Americas Rugby ChampionshipEstadio San Carlos de Apoquindo; Las Condes[200]
514RyanPaddy Ryan(Prop)Jun 10, 2017 IrelandTest matchRed Bull Arena; Harrison[201]
515MoungaloaHuluholo Moungaloa(Prop)Nov 18, 2017 GermanyTest matchBrita-Arena; Wiesbaden[202][203]
516AudsleyDylan AudsleyCenterFeb 10, 2018 Canada2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipCal Expo Field; Sacramento[204]
517HooleyWill Hooley(Fly-Half)Feb 10, 2018 Canada2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipCal Expo Field; Sacramento[204]
518WhippyJosh Whippy(Wing)Feb 10, 2018 Canada2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipCal Expo Field; Sacramento[204]
519WoochingPsalm WoochingFlankerFeb 17, 2018 Chile2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipTitan Stadium; Fullerton[205]
520Al-JibooriMalon Al-Jiboori(Flanker)Feb 17, 2018 Chile2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipTitan Stadium; Fullerton[205]
521DalyBrendan Daly(Lock)Feb 17, 2018 Chile2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipTitan Stadium; Fullerton[205]
522de HaasRuben de Haas(Scrum-Half)Feb 17, 2018 Chile2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipTitan Stadium; Fullerton[205]
523FawsittDylan Fawsitt(Hooker)Feb 17, 2018 Chile2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipTitan Stadium; Fullerton[205]
524LasikePaul Lasike(Wing)Feb 17, 2018 Chile2018 Americas Rugby ChampionshipTitan Stadium; Fullerton[205]
525MullenPaul MullenPropJun 9, 2018 RussiaTest matchDick's Sporting Goods Park; Commerce City[206]
526TolutaʻuVili Tolutaʻu(Flanker)Jun 23, 2018 CanadaTest matchWanderers Grounds; Halifax[207]
527MooreGannon MooreWingNov 10, 2018 SamoaTest matchAnoeta Stadium; San Sebastián[208]
528Ainu'uDavid Ainuʻu(Prop)Nov 10, 2018 SamoaTest matchAnoeta Stadium; San Sebastián[208]
529FerrisDevereaux Ferris(Scrum-Half)Nov 10, 2018 SamoaTest matchAnoeta Stadium; San Sebastián[208]
530BoyerNick Boyer(Scrum-Half)Nov 17, 2018 RomaniaTest matchStadionul Ghencea II; Bucharest[209]
531WenglewskiChance Wenglewski(Prop)Nov 24, 2018 IrelandTest matchAviva Stadium; Dublin[210]
532LeaderTadhg Leader(Fly-half)Feb 2, 2019 Chile2019 Americas Rugby ChampionshipEstadio Santiago Bueras; Maipu[211]
533PifeletiKapeli Pifeleti(Prop)Feb 23, 2019 Brazil2019 Americas Rugby ChampionshipDell Diamond; Round Rock[212]

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