Overseas Update: Many Big Games

Written by RUGBYMag Staff Sunday, 12 December 2010 00:00

International - Americans Overseas

Saturday was an active and important day for USA players overseas. Here's a wrapup:

European Cup (Heineken Cup)
Chris Wyles started for Saracens at fullback as they lost 24-21 to Racing Metro.

Taku Ngwenya started and scored a try for Biarritz, but his club lost 28-27 to Aironi, the Italian team formed especially for European/Magner competition.

Saracens falls for 0-3, while Biarritz falls to 2-1.

Amlin Challenge Cup (2nd tier European cup)
Kevin Swiryn scored two tries for Agen as they beat Rovigo 33-10.

Seta Tuilevuka started at outside center for Montpellier, which beat Bourgoin 39-14.

Japan Top League
In the biggest match of their season so far, Suntory and flanker Todd Clever defeated Japan Top League leaders Sanyo 17-15.

B&I Cup
London Welsh were shocked by Mosely as Moseley came back from a 21-5 deficit to win 24-21. Shawn Pittman started at tighthead prop for LW.

Scott LaValla started at No. 8 for the Ulster Ravens in their 36-22 loss to Bedford. LaValla scored a try for the Ravens, but the goalkicking of Canadian international James Pritchard saw the Blues through.

Other players see their clubs play Sunday.

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