LW Players in Churchill Cup
By Dragons' Den
May 16 2011
Two London Welsh players are due to take part in this summer’s Churchill Cup – the completion that every year pits England Saxons, USA and Canada against three invited teams. This year’s tournament starts in less than three weeks with Shawn Pittman expected to play for the USA and Hudson Tonga’uiha already selected as part of the Tongan squad.
On Saturday 4th June the 8th Churchill Cup gets underway with a double header at Franklin Gardens and London Welsh Prop Shawn Pittman will be hoping to take the field for the USA Eagles against England Saxons. Centre Hudson Tonga’uiha gets his first chance for a run out at Esher the following Wednesday and Shawn could be lining up for the opposition.
Hudson and Shawn may be at the end of only their first season at London Welsh but both have made a big impression in that short time. Tonga’uiha finished the season with seven tries and was voted Players’ Player of the Season by his London Welsh team-mates while Pittman played 29 games for the Exiles as well as making two appearances for USA during their 2010 autumn internationals.
This tournament may not be the end of their international ambitions in 2011 as both will then aim to represent their countries in the Rugby World Cup.
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Round-Robin Play Schedule |
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Sat, Jun. 4 |
TBA |
Canada |
Italy |
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TBA |
USA |
Saxons |
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Wed, Jun. 8 |
TBA |
USA |
Tonga |
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TBA |
Canada |
Russia |
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Sun, Jun. 12 |
TBA |
Russia |
Italy |
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TBA |
Tonga |
Saxons |
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Elimination Play Schedule |
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Sat, Jun. 18 |
TBA |
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1st |
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TBA |
2nd |
2nd |
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TBA |
3rd |
3rd |
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Pittman on for last 25 mins and had the tough challenge of packing down opposite Matt Stevens, Johnson finished the game bandaged up like an exhibit from the Cairo Museum. Both looked quite efective in the loose.
The USA set piece was destroyed. After Shawn's scrummaging improving so much during the second half of the season it is a bit of concern that he could be spending the Churchill Cup and World Cup as part of a pack that is constantly pushed around. Hopefully it won't affect his own technique.
I'll be there from about 5pm, hoping to see Shawn and Hudson lock horns.
The whole USA scrum had a torrid time against Saxons and Stevens was on good form. Expect that Saxons will romp away with this tournament.
Didn't get to see the game unfortunately.
But Russia vs Canada was a great match. Russia looked well drilled, and had some fliers, and Canada eventually won via 2 interception tries from their own half in the last few minutes.
Saw Flo and Lorne there, plus Paul Turner and Mike Schmidt.
Decent crowd of c 1700 (guess) had a good evening.
