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Pioneers Place Sixth at Tropical 7s
4/2/2024 10:14:00 AM | Women's Rugby
Sacred Heart went 3-3 on the weekend
TAMPA, Fla. – The Sacred Heart University women's rugby team finished in sixth place at the Tropical 7s Tournament in Tampa, Fla. The team went 3-3 on the weekend to secure the sixth place finish out of 12 elite teams.
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On Friday, the Pioneers opened the day with a loss to Harvard but bounced back with a 34-14 victory over LIU, followed by a 19-12 win over Quinnipiac.
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On Saturday, SHU fell to Brown to start the day before taking down Quinnipiac again, 33-34. The Pioneers fell in the final game of the day to the Tsunami Canada Misfits to conclude the weekend with a 3-3 record.Â
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"Tropical 7s was a successful weekend," said head coach Michelle Reed. "It gave us the chance to test our game plan and various line-ups against solid competition. We had great team collaboration throughout the tournament leading to several individuals showing up in the points column."
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"Individually, Alyssa Cunningham and Caitlyn Caldon gave all-out performances, creating key moments shifting the momentum back in our direction," added Reed.
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"I am proud of how we were able to bounce back in certain situations and play as a connected unit. I am excited to see us continue to unlock our 7s potential in the coming weeks."
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Sacred Heart is back in action on Sunday, April 7 at Harvard's Crimson 7s Tournament.
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On Friday, the Pioneers opened the day with a loss to Harvard but bounced back with a 34-14 victory over LIU, followed by a 19-12 win over Quinnipiac.
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On Saturday, SHU fell to Brown to start the day before taking down Quinnipiac again, 33-34. The Pioneers fell in the final game of the day to the Tsunami Canada Misfits to conclude the weekend with a 3-3 record.Â
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"Tropical 7s was a successful weekend," said head coach Michelle Reed. "It gave us the chance to test our game plan and various line-ups against solid competition. We had great team collaboration throughout the tournament leading to several individuals showing up in the points column."
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"Individually, Alyssa Cunningham and Caitlyn Caldon gave all-out performances, creating key moments shifting the momentum back in our direction," added Reed.
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"I am proud of how we were able to bounce back in certain situations and play as a connected unit. I am excited to see us continue to unlock our 7s potential in the coming weeks."
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Sacred Heart is back in action on Sunday, April 7 at Harvard's Crimson 7s Tournament.
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