AAs v NZ Unis Halftime

Written by Alex Goff Saturday, 16 July 2011 15:47

Colleges - All Americans

The All Americans lead the New Zealand Universities 10-7 at halftime at Stanford University Saturday.

The All Americans have dominated field position and came close to scoring several tries, but dogged NZ defense and some some mistakes by the hosts limited the All Americans to just one try.

Dartmouth lock Nate Brakeley capped off good work by the forwards for an early AAs try. JP Eloff added the conversion and a penalty.

But the NZ Universities held on and came back with a superb try from No. 8 Travis Larson, set up by an excellent run by center Sam Hall.

All Americans captain Ryan Roundy was forced to leave with an injury 30 minutes into the game.

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