EORU coaches and representatives will be leading the Eastern Ontario entry to the upcoming Ontario Summer Games. The efforts form part of the larger Highway to High Performance initiative being implemented by Rugby Ontario and aimed at identifying and developing young Ontario athletes for the game of 7-a-side rugby. This is an exciting initiative that
The club held its AGM on November 5th. The minutes will be available shortly on the website in the members only section. The new Club Executive for 2012 is as follows: President – Chris Fox (Shaggy’s real name) Treasurer – Jason Ainslie Secretary – Ken Ash VP Admin – Lucas Bloess VP Development –
As mentioned in previous emails, the club has entered a men’s team in the Carleton University basketball league for their winter season. It will start in January and run through to March. Games will be on Sunday nights between 6pm and 11pm. If you are interested in being on the team (and preferably have
It’s time to place clothing orders for the year. The attached form has the list of the different items available for purchase (warmup shirts, golf shirts, Ts, kit bags, hoodies, etc). Please complete the form and submit it and your payment either electronically or in person at practice or games by September 10th. Please note
By virtue of their win this past weekend against TMR, the Banshees are in their league final this coming Saturday. They will be playing against the Club du Rugby de Quebec at St Anne’s (on the west side of Montreal) at 2pm. There are no games on the FRQ-EORU men’s schedule this weekend due to
Restock Your Bar Draw 1st Prize – 7 – 12oz bottles 2nd Prize – 5 – 12oz bottles 3rd Prize – 3 – 12oz bottles Tickets are available from any 19+ Banshee – $2 each or 3 for $5. You must be 19+ to purchase tickets
Congratulations go out to Banshees players Liz Majeau and Jen Huntley both of whom started for the Quebec representative team at the National Women’s League competition in British Columbia this past weekend. Involvement in this competition is not only a credit to them as players but also required a large personal time commitment as well
