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The Qatar Rugby Federation's 3-2-1 Rugby Step-by-Step activation, in collaboration with the Qatar Olympic & Sports Museum, was a fun and engaging event spanning five days. This initiative successfully introduced the exciting world of rugby to young enthusiasts from various schools.
Students aged 8-14 from both private and public schools, including both girls and boys, actively participated in the event.
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The Qatar Rugby Federation's annual North vs South game was a thrilling showcase of local talent, featuring players from all clubs across Qatar. Eligibility was open to all players, ensuring every club was represented in the game.
The teams were uniquely divided by players from countries north and south of the equator. The North team, led by Player Coach Martin De Torres from Wales, who is also the DRFC men's Team captain, faced off against the South team, guided by the coaching duo of Joe Falesiu, a New Zealand/Australian with Tongan heritage, and Michael Brink from South Africa, who also played as the team's first five.
The match started with the South taking an early lead, thanks to a penalty from Michael Brink. However, the North quickly responded with a converted try. By halftime, the North was ahead with a score of 14-10.
The second half saw a strong performance by the South, who ultimately secured a victory with a final score of 22-14.
Guillermo Villegas Bardo was named Player of the Match for his outstanding performance, showing us why he is Qatar Rugby’s starting Flanker. Michael Brink emerged as the top points scorer with 12 points, signifying his role in the South’s win. The North’s scrum-half, Osian Morgan, was awarded Back of the Match, while Dirk Botha, who made his Qatar Rugby debut earlier this season, earned Forward of the Match honors.
The game was well attended by local fans, creating an exciting atmosphere that celebrated the spirit of rugby in Qatar. The North vs South game not only highlighted the talent within the Qatar Rugby community but also provided an entertaining game for all who attended.
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13 May, 2023 in Featured, News by Asia Rugby
Through recent years including the period of COVID-19 both Qatar Rugby and Nepal Rugby have demonstrated a solid commitment to host continental tournaments on their home Soil.
Qatar Rugby Federation and Nepal Rugby Association were granted full membership status by the World Rugby during its biannual Council Meeting held virtually on May 11, 2023.
The inclusion of these two members means that out of the 36 Asia Rugby members, 22 are now full members of World Rugby.
The President of Asia Rugby, Qais Al Dhalai sent his congratulations to the newly appointed members and said, “This is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and commitment to growing the sport in their respective countries. As Asia Rugby, we are proud to see our members reach new heights and we look forward to working with and supporting more unions to reach their own goals and milestones.”
