Rugby Americas North Women's Rugby Championship

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Rugby Americas North Women's Rugby Championship
FormerlyCaribbean Women's Rugby Championship
SportRugby union
Founded2003
Countries4 (in 2011)
 Cayman Islands
Caribbean Community Caribbean Select XV
 Jamaica
 Trinidad and Tobago
Most recent
champion(s)
 Trinidad and Tobago (2011)

In 2010 the former NAWIRA Caribbean Women's Rugby Championship became the NACRA Women's Rugby Championship, potentially broadening its coverage in accordance with the widened aim of its recently renamed sponsor.

2010 (Bahamas)

The first tournament, hosted by the Bahamas, was a significant departure from previous events which had featured only teams from English-speaking West Indies. For the first time USA and Canada sent their U20 teams - however again financial problems restricted the participation of most island teams, with the exception of the Cayman Islands. The result was a three-way NACRA tournament. The Caymans also played hosts The Bahamas for the Caribbean title.

A Caribbean Select XV (with players coming from Trinidad & Tobago (T&T), Guyana, Jamaica, Barbados, British Virgin Islands, and St Vincent and The Grenadines) also played non-tournament games against the USA, Canada and Bahamas.

The tournament took place at the Winton Rugby Centre, Nassau, from 15–21 August.

Table

Position Nation Games Points Table
points
played won drawn lost for against
1  Canada U20 2 2 0 0 68 3 9
2  United States U20 2 1 0 1 85 6 6
3  Cayman Islands 2 0 0 2 0 147 0

Results

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2011 (Cayman Islands)

The second tournament, hosted by the Cayman Islands, saw the return to competition of island teams from Trinidad and Jamaica, but no teams from outside the Caribbean, possibly because the tournament clashed with the U20 Nations Cup. Other islands were again represented by a Caribbean Select XV.[1] For the first time, all matches in the tournament were streamed live (by Cayman Rugby TV).

Table

Position Nation Games Points Table
points
played won drawn lost for against
1  Trinidad and Tobago 3 3 0 0 179 5 9
2  Jamaica 3 2 0 1 64 62 7
3  Cayman Islands 3 1 0 2 29 77 5
4 Caribbean Community Caribbean Select XV 3 0 0 3 25 163 3

Results

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Scorers

57 pts
Juliana Straker (T&T, flyhalf) (9 tries)
30 pts
Taliah Wilson (T&T, centre) (6)
25 pts
Dalia Jordan-Brown (T&T, wing) (5)
20 pts
Wendy Parchment (Jam) (4)
15 pts
Loletta Hanna (Cay, wing) (3), Alesha Bruce (T&T, wing) (3)
14 pts
Kadjan Gayle (Jam, centre) (1)
10 pts
Jade Ramjag (T&T, flanker) (2), Fiona Brander (Cay, lock) (2), Misty Stewart (Jam, wing) (2), Dana-Ann Fearon (Jam) (2), Karen Holmes (Car) 10 (1)
9 pts
Tenisha Samuel (T&T, centre) (1)
8 pts
Merlin Blackford (T&T) 8 (0)
5 pts
Jo Zeigler (Cay, scrumhalf) (1), Jessica Lane (Cay, nr.eight) (1), Melissa Da Ponte (Car, forward) (1), Anna Knapman-Scott (Car) (1), Jenilee Limada (T&T, nr.eight) (1), Ayana Skeete (T&T) (1), Nicolette Pantor (T&T) (1), Latoya Edwards (T&T, scrumhalf) (1), Sojouner Hyles (T&T, prop) (1), Grace Jarvis (Car, scrumhalf) (1), Akaylia Gordon (Jam) (1), Candice Wright (Jam) (1)
4 pts
Katie Bayles (Cay) (0)

See also

References

  1. ^ 2011 Caribbean Select squad:
    Bermuda: Anna Knapman-Scott; Emma Msowoya
    Mexico: Samara Yael Tuyu Salcedo; Daniela Carolina Arellano Lopez
    Barbados: Cherisse Harte; Karen Holmes
    Guyana: Nicole Nero; Sabola Gray; Grace Jarvis
    British Virgin Islands: Cassandra Molver; Christine Nissen
    Saint Vincent & the Grenadines: Josephine Charles; Shervonne Cato; Alexia Glasgow
    Saint Lucia: Marline Cherry; Gezel Frederick; Renatta Fredericks
    Bahamas: Alex Mackey; Bronia Beckford; Morganna Thurston
    Curaçao: Vianelly Raven; Gilliany Eustatius