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Tennessee announces 2024 rugby recruiting class
By Dan Harralson,
4 hours ago
Tennessee will kick off its 2024 fall rugby season on Aug. 24 with an Orange & White scrimmage.
The Vols will open regular-season play, hosting Queens, on Sept. 6.
Tennessee is also scheduled to play two road contests at Thomas More (Sept. 13) and Rio Grande (Sept. 14) before hosting Texas A&M for family weekend on Sept. 21.
Tennessee will host Florida (Oct. 11) and Alabama (Oct. 18) before SCRC playoffs on Oct. 26.
All home games will be contested at RecSports Fields at Sutherland except for the Vols’ match against Texas A&M. Tennessee and the Aggies will play at Tennessee Rugby Park.
Tennessee rugby announces 2024 recruiting class
Tennessee rugby finalized its 2024 recruiting class with 22 student-athletes (14 freshmen, eight transfers) for the 2024-2025 academic year. This season marks the 55th of men’s rugby on the campus of the University of Tennessee. Head coach Scott Tungay enters his third season as the Vols’ head coach.
“We are excited to get back on campus and begin training,” Tungay said. “With 50 experienced players returning and a recruiting class ready to contribute, we look forward to a very exciting fall season.”
Tennessee’s incoming class consists of accomplished rugby players at both the high school and collegiate level, as well as some promising crossover athletes. The freshmen class includes 10 players who come from state finalist programs, one player for the NAI 7s champions (Rebels Rugby Academy), and one player from Charlotte Cardinals 15s national championship program. In total, Tennessee’s incoming players are from 14 different states.
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