1991 National Rugby Championships

Rugby union tournaments in the United States 1991 National Rugby Championships Various 1991 1990 1990 National Rugby Championships 1992 1992 National Rugby Championships The 1991 National Rugby Championships were a series of tournaments organized by the United States RFU to determine a national champion in several divisions for United States rugby teams. The divisions included club, college, high school, military, sevens, and inter-territorial. Men's Club The 1991 Steinlager/USA Rugby National Club Championship took place at Robb Field in San Diego, CA from May 11–12.Olney, Buster (May 9, 1991). "OMBAC's Rest Could Mean Rust". San Diego Union, p.C–12 col.1Reinman, T.R. (May 10, 1991). "There Will Be No Silliness For OMBAC This Week". San Diego Tribune, p.E–2 col.4–6Haddad, Dana (May 11, 1991). "Former Aztecs Hope To Become Rugby Champions". Los Angeles Times, p.C11A col.1–5 The teams featured in the tournament were the champions of the four sub unions of USARFU. Old Mission Beach Athletic Club won its third national title in four years.Reinman, T.R. (May 13, 1991). "Like A Scrum In The Park". San Diego Tribune, p.C–8 col.1–4Olney, Buster (May 13, 1991). "OMBAC Takes Rugby Title". San Diego Union, p.D–11 col.1–3 Washington, also in their third appearance in four years, placed second."Rugby". (May 13, 1991). Washington Post, p.C02 Fullback Paul Sheehy of Washington and OMBAC flanker Dennis Gonzalez were the MVPs.Oeler Kurt May 27, 1991 OMBAC Wins 3rd National Club Title Rugby 17 4 10–11 December 1 - Orlando, FL Washington 17 Atlanta Renegades 9 December 1 - Orlando, FL Life Chiropractic 23 Old Blue 10 November 10 - Indianapolis, IN Chicago Lions 31 Pittsburgh 14 November 10 - Indianapolis, IN Scioto Valley 24 Palmer 3 April 14 - Seattle, WA OMBAC 36 San Francisco 0 April 14 - Seattle, WA Belmont Shore 10 Golden Gate 4 April 27 - Dallas, TX Dallas Harlequins 26 St. Louis Bombers 13 April 27 - Dallas, TX Denver Highlanders 20 Denver Barbarians 19 December 2 - Orlando, FL Washington 25 Life Chiropractic 22 November 11 - Indianapolis, IN Chicago Lions 20 Scioto Valley 14 April 15 - Seattle, WA OMBAC 13 Belmont Shore 3 April 28 - Dallas, TX Dallas Harlequins 26 Denver Highlanders 0 May 11 - San Diego, CA Washington 21 Chicago Lions 17 May 11 - San Diego, CA OMBAC 21 Dallas Harlequins 15 May 12 - San Diego, CA OMBAC 12 Washington 9 May 12 - San Diego, CA Dallas Harlequins 27 Chicago Lions 10 Regional Semifinal Regional Final National Semifinal National Final yes Semifinals "Semifinal" 11 May 1991 12:00PM Washington 21–17 Chicago Lions Chris Andres 32'Rory Lewis 59'Duane Lawson cJustin Wheeler Paul Sheehy Clark Wagner 68' Jeff Simon 15'Mark Santiago 42' cTom Simon 75' c? Kurt Beers Kurt Beers 8' San Diego, CA Dave Head (SCRFU) "Semifinal" 11 May 1991 2:00PM OMBAC 21–15 Dallas Harlequins Haddad, Dana (May 12, 1991). "OMBAC Beats Dallas For Berth In Rugby Championship Game". Los Angeles Times, p.C13B col.1–3 John LeeJason McVeighTom ShortJason McVeigh 65' c Chris O'Brien (1/3) Jason McVeigh 8' Mike Waterman 75' cMark Gale c Mark Gale Mark Gale 54' San Diego, CA Mark Binning (Potomac) Third place "Thirdplace" 12 May 1991 Dallas Harlequins 27–10 Chicago Lions Pete Granholm 18' cAndy Crane 39' cPaul Unterkofler 50' cAndy Crane 56'Willie Stewart 60'Chip Henderson c Paul SheehyTim Cone Paul Sheehy (3)Tim Cone 66' Clark Wagner Scott Bush c Joe Clarkson (3) San Diego, CA George Gadjovich (Toronto) Final "Championship" 12 May 1991 OMBAC 12–9 Washington Haddad, Dana (May 13, 1991). "Old Mission Beach Team Wins Classic". Los Angeles Times, p.C6 col.1–4 Forster 25', 56', 78', 85' Paul Sheehy 46' c Paul Sheehy Paul Sheehy 39' San Diego, CA 2000 Mark Binning Champions: Old Mission Beach Athletic Club Staff: Bing Dawson (Coach), Mr. Rolls Captain: Mike Saunders (Scrumhalf) Roster: Sean Allen (Hooker), Dave Crist (Center), Carl Crumpacker (Lock), Graham Downes (Prop), Jerry Fanning (Hooker), Steve Forster (Flyhalf), John Gibb (Scrumhalf), Dennis Gonzalez (Flanker), John Hastings (Prop), Matt Heasley (Center), Ben Hough (Flanker), Solo Komai (Flanker), Kevin Kujawa (Flanker), Jon Lee (Wing), Bill Leversee (Lock), Chris Lippert (Prop), Dave Long (Center), Gerald Lumkong (Center), Duncan Lumsden (Fullback), Simon Mathews (Fullback), Jason McVeigh (Flyhalf), Dennis Panish (Back), Mike Saunders (Scrumhalf), Tom Short (Wing), Brian Vizard (#8), John Wooley (Prop), Ron Zenker (Lock), Frank Zugovitz (Lock). Women's Club The 1991 Women's National Rugby Championship was a tournament was played at Lee District Park in Alexandria, VA on May 25–26."Rugby Club Beats Top Seed". (May 26, 1991). Tallahassee Democrat, p.6E col.7"Shehawks Vie For Major Rugby Title". (May 22, 1991). San Jose Mercury News, p.5 col.1 Beantown won the title by defeating Florida State 19–0.Carlson Kenneth N. Small College and Rugby Football Scorebook 1st Lynwood, WA Rain Belt Inc. 1995 120 0-938428-14-4"Rugby Club Loses In Final". (May 29, 1991). Tallahassee Democrat, p.4B col.7 Chicago took third place. New Orleans Halfmoon fullback Dr. Krista McFarren was named MVP. Quarterfinals "Championship" 25 May 1991 Beantown W–L Bay Area Shehawks Alexandria, VA "Championship" 25 May 1991 New Orleans Half Moons 28–6 Madison Alexandria, VA "Championship" 25 May 1991 Florida State 18–6 Berkeley All Blues Alexandria, VA "Championship" 25 May 1991 Chicago 25–0 Colorado Old Girls Alexandria, VA Semifinals "Championship" 25 May 1991 Florida State 14–4 Chicago Alexandria, VA "Championship" 25 May 1991 Beantown 38–6 New Orleans Half Moons Jan RutkowskiKelly CravenJoan MorrisseyMary Sullivan 1H', 56'Amy Westerman cSue Robicheaux c Amy Westerman (5) Krista McFarren Alexandria, VA Third place "Championship" 26 May 1991 New Orleans Half Moons 10–4 Chicago Liz FaridniaLucy Smith Krista McFarren (1) Alexandria, VA Final "Championship" 26 May 1991 3:00PM Beantown 19–0 Florida State Mary Sullivan 16'Laurie Spicer (1) Amy Westerman 8', 1H', 44' Alexandria, VA Ed Sorensen (East) Lineups:Beantown– Stevens, Connors, Kimball, Pendergast, Kane, Spicer, Gartner, Rutkowski, Connell, Dixey, Westerman, Craven, Morrissey, Newton, M. Sullivan. Florida State– Fahey, V. Sullivan, Hill, Gamage, Kojm, Gibson, Sup, Godwin, Flores, Auger, Davis, Jervey, Orsini, Nicholson, Alley. College 1991 National Collegiate Rugby Championship The 1991 College championship was won by UC Berkeley for the eighth time with a win over Army. The College All–Star Championship was won by the Pacific Coast while the East was runner–up. Air Force won the inaugural Women's Collegiate Championship. Military The 1991 Steinlager National Military Rugby Championship took place at Fort Benning in Columbus, GA from May 11–12"Rugby Clubs Reach National Semifinals". (May 12, 1991). Pensacola News Journal, p.9C col.1–2Johnson, L.C. (May 12, 1991). "Cruise–A–Matics Make Early Tournament Exit". Columbus Ledger–Enquirer, p.B–11 col.1–2 and was won by Pensacola with a 16–0 win over Eglin AFB.Laws Harry F. August 1991 Military National Tournament USARFU CSC Newsletter 11 2 1 "Pensacola Rugby Club Crushes Eglin". (May 13, 1991). Pensacola News Journal, p.4C col.3–4 A 'Boot Division' was played by teams finishing second in their group and the Quantico Heartbreakers were the winners in that bracket. Tom Collins of Eglin, was Most Valuable back, and Sam Pelham of Pensacola, was Most Valuable forward. Group stage StandingsScores RankPool 1PldWL PENQUALEWWRI1.Pensacola330X7:320:39:32.Quantico3213:7X20:013:03.Fort Lewis3123:200:20X15:64.Wright Patterson3033:90:136:15X StandingsScores RankPool 2PldWL USUMIDBENLEO1.USUHS330X23:621:628:02.Midwest3216:23X6:310:03.Fort Benning3126:213:6X19:94.Leonard Wood3030:280:109:19X StandingsScores RankPool 3PldWL PREFTSSCOSCO1.President's XV330X17:032:3X2.Davis Monthan3210:17X12:612:03.Fort Sill3123:326:12X12:04.Fort Polk3030:260:120:12X StandingsScores RankPool 4WLT EGLBRALEJSEY1.Eglin AFB300X16:312:628:02.Fort Bragg2103:16X4:024:33.Camp Lejeune0216:120:4X9:94.Seymour Johnson0210:283:249:9X Boot Division May 11 – Ft. Benning, GA Davis Monthan 13 Fort Bragg 0 May 11 – Ft. Benning, GA Quantico W Midwest L May 12 – Ft. Benning, GA Quantico 10 Davis Monthan 0 Semifinals Final 170 50 Championship bracket May 11 – Ft. Benning, GA Eglin 6 USUHS 3 May 11 – Ft. Benning, GA Pensacola 6 President's XV 0 May 12 – Ft. Benning, GA Eglin 0 Pensacola 16 Semifinals Final 170 50 Championship "Championship" 12 May 1991 Pensacola 16–0 Eglin AFB Johnson, L.C. (May 13, 1991). "Pensacola Beats Rival Eglin AFB For Military Title". Columbus Ledger–Enquirer, p.B–6 col.2–5 Jack McLaughlin cBarry Taylor 73' Mike Presnell Mike Presnell Mike Presnell Fort Benning, GA The 1991 Interservice Rugby Championship was held in Quantico, VA from 5 to 7 September. The teams involved were select sides of each service branch. From these teams a selection was made to field the Combined Services Rugby team for tours. Round RobinScores RankStandings PldWLT AIRCOAARMNAVMAR1.Air Force4301X10:1015:1219:421:62.Coast Guard421110:10X6:30:1120:43.Army422012:153:6X4:312:04.Navy41214:1911:03:4X6:65.Marines40316:214:200:126:6X Wooden Spoon Marines Third place "Championship" 7 September 1991 Army 15–0 Navy Toker Steve September 23, 1991 Coast Guard Win Its First Military Championship Rugby 17 8 20 NeumanBlockusStephenson 35' Blockus 55' Quantico, VA Championship "Championship" 7 September 1991 Coast Guard 24–12 Air Force Eric Dayton 1' cBob Speer 20' cTom Hickey 78' c Eddie Nagle Eddie Nagle 1H', 75' Tony Fay cTom Collins c Jeff Debusk Quantico, VA Ed Sorensen (EPRFU) Lineups:Coast Guard– Mike Rand (Coach), Sandie MacLeod (Trainer), John Long, Matt Sisson, Vito Roselli, Anthony Vogt (Dan MacLeod), Jerry Wilson, Gene Adgate, Tom Hickey, Pat DeQuattro, John Hickey, Chuck Elias, Bill Hucke, Craig Kohler, Eddie Nagle, Eric Dayton, Dennis Purcell (Robert Speers). Air Force– Gabos, Coveno, Bachelor (Delanois), Gonyea, Gaines (Pearlstein), Baade, Hill, Beaufils, Hajosy, Jeff Debusk, Neely, Gregory, Tom Collins, Moad, Tony Fay. Sevens Club The 1991 National Club Sevens championship, was sponsored by Steinlager and played at Lee District Park in Alexandria, Virginia on 17–18 August."Elsewhere". (August 19, 1991). USA Today, p.9C col.1 There were eight teams featured which included two representatives from each of the four territorial unions. Cleveland and Wisconsin qualified from the Midwest. Maryland Old Boys and Northern Virginia qualified from the East. Monterey Bay Rebels and Old Puget Sound Beach represented the Pacific Coast. Denver Barbarians and Kansas City Blues represented the West. Old Puget Sound Beach defeated Northern Virginia to win the championship. MOB finished third.Signes Emil March 1991 National Club Sevens Championship Rugby: Sevens Special 17 2 31 Mike Telkamp of Old Puget Sound Beach was MVP.Brannon, Jody (August 22, 1991). "Out & About". Seattle Times, p.C5 col.4 Pool 1 First round OPSB 18–0 Cleveland NOVA 22–6 Denver Barbarians Second round OPSB 19–0 NOVA Cleveland 25–6 Denver Barbarians Third round OPSB 18–16 Denver Barbarians NOVA 22–6 Cleveland Pool 2 First round MOB 24–0 Kansas City Blues Monterey Bay 12–12 Milwaukee Second round MOB 22–10 Monterey Bay Kansas City Blues 32–0 Milwaukee Third round MOB 24–6 Milwaukee Monterey Bay 12–6 Kansas City Blues Consolation bracket Semifinals Milwaukee 18–0 Cleveland Denver Barbarians 22–0 Kansas City Blues Seventh place Cleveland 18–12 Kansas City Blues Fifth place Denver Barbarians 16–12 (OT) Milwaukee Championship bracket Semifinals "Championship" 18 August 1991 Old Puget Sound Beach 16–12 Monterey Bay Rebels Barry Sayler cMike Telkamp c Mike Telkamp Bruce Murphy cJohn Selle cFinau Puloka 81' Rod Caborn Alexandria, VA "Championship" 18 August 1991 Northern Virginia 24–10 Maryland Old Boys Charlie WilkinsonDixie DeanKeith TrumpsKeith TrumpsDan Daus Chris PetrakesSteve Burnham c Alexandria, VA Third place "Championship" 18 August 1991 Maryland Old Boys 22–4 Monterey Bay Rebels Vince GrangerSteve BurnhamWill BrewingtonVince Granger Bruce Murphy Alexandria, VA Final "Championship" 18 August 1991 Old Puget Sound Beach 26–6 Northern Virginia Jon Knutson cMike Telkamp cMike TelkampMike TelkampTy Adams c Mike Telkamp Keith Trumps c Mark Fowler Alexandria, VA Mark Binning (USARFU) Champions: Old Puget Sound Beach Staff: Dick Smith (Owner), Chuck Depew (Manager) Captain: Dave Dateman Roster: Mike Housh, Jon Knutson, Ty Adams, Mike Telkamp, Finau Puloka, George Foster, David Carpenter, Jim Burgett, Barry Sayler. All Star The 1991 National All-Star Sevens Rugby Tournament was an eight team tournament with two representatives from each territory. Similar to the ITTs, the other purpose of the tournament was to select members for the U.S. Eagles Seven–a–side team. This years tournament took place at Lee District Park in Alexandria, VA from 17 to 18 August. The Pacific I team won the final 14–12 over the East I team. Midwest I came in third.Signes Emil March 1991 The National All-Star Sevens Championship Rugby: Sevens Special 17 2 32 Pacific center George Conahey was MVP. Group A First round Pacific I 18–10 West II Midwest I 16–4 East II Second round Pacific I 24–0 East II Midwest I 38–4 West II Third round Pacific I 18–12 Midwest I East II 20–0 West II Group B First round East I 26–0 Midwest II Pacific II 20–0 West I Second round East I 14–6 Pacific II West I 28–0 Midwest II Third round East I 22–6 West I Pacific II 15–10 Midwest II Consolation bracket Semifinals East II 36–0 Midwest II West I 30–6 West II Seventh place Midwest II 18–13 West II Fifth place East II 28–6 West I Championship bracket Semifinals "Championship" 18 August 1991 Pacific I 18–10 Pacific II Rich Pearson cMike Telkamp cGeorge Conahey cChris Williams c Tommy Smith Dennis GonzalezTom Short c Salty Thompson Alexandria, VA "Championship" 18 August 1991 East I 12–4 Midwest I Rory LewisMike SianoVinnie Brunetti Jason Fox Alexandria, VA Third place "Championship" 18 August 1991 Midwest I 24–10 Pacific II Ron Flohre cJason Fox cThor Bolstad cSteve Jung c Thor Bolstad Mike MoeGene Coughlin Mike Moe Alexandria, VA Final "Championship" 18 August 1991 Pacific I 14–12 East I George ConaheyRich PearsonGeorge Conahey c Tommy Smith Mark Gaetjen cTom Brewer c Steve Siano Alexandria, VA Bob Loftus (USARFU) Champions: Pacific Coast I Coach: Tommy Smith Roster: Dahlin, Chris Williams, Ben Hough, Wayne Chai, Tom Billups, Humphreys, Rich Pearson, Tom Short, Moe, George Conahey, Jon Hinkin. ITT The Inter Territorial Tournament involved the four regional rugby unions comprising the United States RFU: Pacific Coast RFU, Western RFU, Midwest RFU, and the Eastern Rugby Union. The region teams are formed with players selected from the sub regional rugby unions. Subsequently, the USA Eagles are selected from the four regional teams after the ITT concludes. In 1991 the tournament took place at Wildewood Polo Field in Columbia, SC from May 25–27.Mitchell, Bill (May 23, 1991). "Columbians Offered Best In National Rugby". The State, p.6 col.2–5 The Eastern Colonials won the tournament with three wins. Pat Bolger was MVP. Results: "Championship" 25 May 1991 11:30AM West 38–0 Midwest Piela, Albert (May 26, 1991). "East Nips Pacific In Rugby". The State, p.12C col.1 Mike WatermanHaywardDeJongFrank KennedyHaywardMike WatermanRobbie RobinsonBrannan Smoot c DeJong (3) Columbia, SC Dave Head (USARFU) "Championship" 25 May 1991 2:30PM Pacific Coast 23–24 East Ben Hough 20' cRich Schurfeld 60' cShawn Lipman Chris O'Brien Chris O'Brien 11', 1H', 42' Mark Pidcock 33' cJ.R. Robbins c Glenn Judge Glenn Judge 1', 2H' Glenn Judge 61', 63' Columbia, SC Don Reordan (USARFU) "Championship" 26 May 1991 11:30AM Pacific Coast 6–20 Midwest Piela, Albert (May 27, 1991). "Pipkin–Led East Team Takes Win". The State, p.3C col.1 Salty Thompson 22', 1H' Mark Paynard 33' cChris BostonPat Bolger Thor Bolstad Thor Bolstad 4', 62' Columbia, SC Jim Jeffers (USARFU) "Championship" 26 May 1991 2:30PM West 7–39 East Columbia, SC Bob Loftus (USARFU) "Championship" 27 May 1991 10:30AM West 15–29 Pacific Coast Piela, Albert (May 28, 1991). "East Teams Sweep Foes". The State, p.3C col.1–2 Mark Pederson 7' c Bill Hayward Bill Hayward 66', 75', 80' Ben Hough 14'Chris O'Brien 52' cRich Schurfeld 64' cRamon Samaniego 68'Chris O'Brien c Chris O'Brien (2)George Conahey Chris O'Brien 30' Columbia, SC Mark Binning (USARFU) "Championship" 27 May 1991 1:30PM East 24–21 Midwest Thor Bolstad 25' Columbia, SC TeamWLFA1Eastern Colonials3087512Pacific Coast Grizzlies1258593Western Mustangs1260684Midwest Thunderbirds124168 Champions: East Colonials Staff: Mr. Smith (Manager), Al Little (Coach) Captain: Bob Clark-#8 (Boston) Roster: Joe Burke-Center (Albany Knights), Jim Duffy-Lock (Washington), Rob Farley-Flanker (Philadelphia Whitemarsh), Steve Gootkind-Prop (Life College), Butch Horwath-Prop (Philadelphia Whitemarsh), Glenn Judge-Flyhalf (Hartford Wanderers), Jim Keller-Lock (NYAC), Reza Khalili-Flanker (Potomac AC), Jim King-Flanker (Old White), Gary Lambert-#8 (White Plains), John Lang–Wing (Pensacola), Rory Lewis-Wing (Washington), Marcus Maffei-Wing (Philadelphia Whitemarsh), Lance Manga-Prop (Philadelphia Whitemarsh), Greg McAllister-Fullback (Old Blue), Gerry McDonald-Prop (Washington), Alec Montgomery-Fullback (Mystic River), Mark Pidcock-Scrumhalf (Pensacola), Kim Pipkin-Prop (Columbia), J.R. Robbins–Hooker (Washington), Chris Schmidt–Lock (Chesapeake), Paul Sheehy-Fullback (Washington), Ed Simpson-Flanker (Old Blue), Allen Spriggs-Scrumhalf (Boca Raton), Tom Sullivan–Center (Washington), Kevin Swords–Lock (Beacon Hill), Jim Walier–Center (Old Blue). Junior ITT The 1991 Junior ITT tournament took place in Columbia, SC from May 25–27. The East won with a 3–0 record. "Championship" 25 May 1991 10:00AM West 11–32 Midwest Joe FridkinRobke Coffman Mark PacaFarrellLoweCallum Russ Spalding (2) Russ Spalding (4) Columbia, SC Mark Binning (USARFU) "Championship" 25 May 1991 1:00PM Pacific Coast 9–20 East Devon Diaz (3) SchorDaniels Cormac Kelly (3)Liles Columbia, SC Pierce Higgins (Canada) "Championship" 26 May 1991 10:00AM Pacific Coast 19–20 Midwest 2 Moe Devon Diaz (2)Moe GoschRanallipenalty tryDave Canning 3 Columbia, SC Dave Head (USARFU) "Championship" 26 May 1991 1:00PM West 22–23 East Van der MolenRobke Brittain Coffman Brittain Coffman (2) AugustineWalshKevin Gass Seymour Seymour Columbia, SC Don Reordan "Championship" 27 May 1991 9:00AM West 13–31 Pacific Coast Columbia, SC "Championship" 27 May 1991 12:00PM East 11–0 Midwest Columbia, SC Women's ITT The fifth edition of the Women's ITT was played from February 2–3 in Tallahassee, FL. The tournament was won by the Pacific Coast with East in second and West was third. "Championship" 2 February 1991 Pacific Coast 19–7 East Brenda Schumacher cSandy Meredith Chris Harju Chris Harju (3) Pam Heimann Amy Westerman 10' Tallahassee, FL "Championship" 2 February 1991 West 9–4 Midwest Pam Proto c Krista McFarren Krista McFarren 24' Anita Coleman Tallahassee, FL "Championship" 2 February 1991 Pacific Coast 29–4 West Suna Kneisley 19'Julie Thompson Elise HufferJen CrawfordSuna Kneisley 72' cSuna Kneisley 80' Jen Crawford Andi Morrell 64' Krista McFarren Tallahassee, FL "Championship" 2 February 1991 East 13–4 Midwest Bebe AlleyAmy Westerman 79' c Lori Utchel Amy Westerman Cynthia Bystrak Tallahassee, FL "Championship" 3 February 1991 Pacific Coast 23–10 Midwest Jen CrawfordBrenda Schumacher cElise Huffer Chris Harju Chris Harju (3) Joyce Weeg 15' Pat Standley (2) Tallahassee, FL "Championship" 3 February 1991 East 18–8 West Mary Sullivan 37'Laura Johnson 41'Mary Sullivan 52' cAmy Westerman 58' Lori Utchel Tracey HendersonPat Proto Tallahassee, FL High School The 1991 National High School Rugby Championship was an eight team tournament that took place from 17 to 18 May at the Lake Sullivan Sports Complex in Indianapolis, IN."Announcements". (May 4, 1991). Kokomo Tribune, p.14 col.7Lynch, Joanne (May 17, 1991). "Ben Davis Hopeful In USA Rugby Championships". Indianapolis Star, p.D–4 col.1–4 The Highland squad from Utah won the championship by defeating Walter Whitman of Arlington in the final."Rams Win 4th Consecutive NationalRugby Championship". (May 19, 1991). Deseret News, p.D2"Miscellaneous". (May 19, 1991). Indianapolis Star, p.B–9 col.1"Rams Claim Rugby Title". (May 19, 1991). Salt Lake Tribune, p.D10 col.1 The St. Louis Druids took third. Quarterfinals "Championship" 17 May 1991 Highland 17–0 Littleton Sifa FihakiTaylor ScalleyRob Moe Indianapolis, IN "Championship" 17 May 1991 Walter Whitman 17–11 Redmond Antoine White (2) Indianapolis, IN "Championship" 17 May 1991 St. Louis Druids 4–0 Skyline Ryan Colombo Indianapolis, IN "Championship" 17 May 1991 Xavier 22–4 Ben Davis Dave Fryer (2)Rob MaGuire (2) Indianapolis, IN Consolation semifinals "Championship" 18 May 1991 Skyline 30–10 Redmond Sean Brown Sean Brown (4) Sean Brown (2) Indianapolis, IN "Championship" 18 May 1991 Littleton 11–6 Ben Davis Dave HeadNick Dumas Jeff Rommel Indianapolis, IN Seventh place "Championship" 18 May 1991 Redmond 11–4 Ben Davis David NeuenschwanderJeff Backschies Brent Nourse Chad Brewer Indianapolis, IN Fifth place "Championship" 18 May 1991 Skyline 19–10 Littleton Ryan BoyackJoe DuPaixTim Smith Sean Brown (2) Sean Brown Duffy WallJohn Adams Jeff Rommel (1) Indianapolis, IN Semifinals "Championship" 18 May 1991 Highland 11–0 Xavier Indianapolis, IN "Championship" 18 May 1991 Walter Whitman 12–10 St. Louis Druids Indianapolis, IN Third place "Championship" 18 May 1991 St. Louis Druids 13–8 Xavier Boland Todd Bruemer Todd Bruemer Tim RichesMike Minardi Indianapolis, IN Final "Championship" 18 May 1991 5:00PM Highland 29–0 Walter Whitman Shane Peterson 3' cVe'a Ofa 20' cTaylor ScalleyPaul EllisSifa Fihaki c Shane Peterson Rob Moe 70' Indianapolis, IN Bill Terrill References results Category:1991 in American rugby union