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News / Events
Danny King Wins the Gold in National Bench Press
Champships.
Danny
King sends a message, heres the facts...... in the 2007 canadian
national bench press championships, Halifax, Nova Scotia April 1st.
Dan King AKA DK won gold competing in the 242 lb weight class with
a 512 pound bench press on his third attempt.
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The training video shows Danny putting up a 520 lb
before he went. The 512 lb official lift was a new provincial record.
Who's the Man?
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Newfoundland Provincial Sports Award Finalists
Sports NL have announced the 3 finalists for the 7 Provincial Sports
Awards for 2006. Rugby have finalists for 5 Awards which will be
presented on Saturday Mar 31.
The Rock Senior Rugby Team has been nominated for Team of the Year,
because it won the Rugby Canada Super League for the second year
in a row.They will compete with hot favorites ,the Brad Gushue Curling
Team,who won Olympic Gold medals in Turin,and with the National
Junior Softball Champions.
Rod Snow is a finalist for Male Athlete of the Year for his performances
with National Champions,The Rock ,and Canada, A highlight was scoring
Canada’s second try in the RWC Qualifier in St John’s
on August 12th 2006.
Adam Paul is a finalist for Male Junior Athlete of the Year because
of his playing contribution to the Rock,and because he was scrum
half for Canada at the u19 World Cup in Dubai.
Charlene Barter is a finalist for Senior Female Athlete of the
Year because of star performances in the Senior Women’s National
Championships and her contribution to the development of women’s
rugby in the province.
Pat Parfrey is a finalist for Coach of the Year for coaching the
Rock to it’s second consecutive National Senior men’s
Championship.
New Season, New Challenge.
The Rock’s 2007 season will be the busiest and most exciting
in their history, featuring an attempt to three-peat as national
RCSL champions,the Anglo – Canadian Challenge against English
County Champions Lancashire,and high profile games against Irish
Colleges and Canada. Read More
The Rock Has Another International Player
The
Rock has another international player. On Saturday November 18th
Koen Buseman (Baymen RFC) earned his first international Sr. Cap.
Koen started for his native country the Netherlands in the 2nd row,
in a European Nations Cup match vs. the Ukraine.. Read
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Overachieving - 2006 Rock Coaching Report
Senior
Men • RCSL Champions • 10 Players selected
to Canada East for the inaugural NA4 tournament • 2 Internationals
• 2 Players in RWC qualifying game plus 2 non-playing reserves
• 2 Fully carded athletes. U21 • 19
players selected to CSCA Atlantic Barbarians • 3 players selected
to long list • 2 Internationals. U19 •
3 Internationals • 1 Player in FIRA U19 RWC. U18
• 4th at Easterns • 4th at Nationals • 1 International.
U16 • 1st at Easterns • 4th at Nationals
• 5 players selected to long list • 3 Internationals.
U15 • Undefeated tour to Ontario. Read
More
Jennings to Skipper Provinical Team
St.
John's, NL – The Newfoundland Provincial Girls Rugby Team
announced their Captain on Saturday, December 2nd 2006 at the team’s
training session. Ann Jennings will Captain the team for the 2007
season. Ann is a veteran of the Under 19 team having played in the
backrow position for the past four years.Read
More
Long, Gulliford, Miller and Myers capture Junior
Newfoundland Rugby Awards
ST.
JOHN'S, NL - Rebecca Long in her final year with the Newfoundland
under 19 girls rugby program, was named Most Valuable Player of
the year Friday night at a team Dinner. Danika Guiliford was named
top Rookie of the year, while Jamie Miller claimed Most Improved
and Nicole (Miracle) Myers received the Coaches award.Read
More
The Rock, Repeat National Champs 2006
August 6th, 2006

The Rock takes the title repeating, as Rugby Canada
Super League champions, posting a 28-14 victory over the Saskatchewan
Prairie Fire. Read
1st Story
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As the Prairie Fire team ran onto Swiler Stadium
in St. John's to begin their game against the Newfoundland Rock
on Saturday, their mascot, as usual, began shooting fire out of
a special contraption on his head. This day, however, a Rock fan
ran up behind him and threw a bucket of water on him, drenching
him and putting out his flame... Read
2nd Story
Newfoundland and Labrador Sports Center
The latest Sponsorship proposal for the Newfoundland
and Labrador Sports Center is now available. click
here
Or Visit the website www.nlsportscentre.ca
Long, Gulliford, Miller and Myers capture Junior
Newfoundland Rugby Awards
ST.
JOHN'S, NL - Rebecca Long in her final year with the Newfoundland
under 19 girls rugby program, was named Most Valuable Player of
the year Friday night at a team Dinner.
Danika Guiliford was named top Rookie of the year,
while Jamie Miller claimed Most Improved and Nicole (Miracle)
Myers received the Coaches award.Read
More
Rugby Prominent in Sport Newfoundland Award Nominees
St. John's, NL
Trevor Paine, chairman of the Sport Newfoundland and Labrador
Annual Awards Committee, this week announced the finalists in
seven categories for the 2005 annual awards. Rugby players, coaches
and teams were nominated in five categories.read
more
NL CVI Volunteerism Institute
In April 2006 the Newfoundland and Labrador Network for the Canada
Volunteerism Initiative (NLCVI) will host a learning opportunity
for regional community leaders from around Newfoundland and Labrador.
The aim of the NLCVI Volunteerism Institute will be to strengthen
community volunteerism through knowledge building and intergenerational
exchange of information. For more information click
here

Newfoundland and Labrador Sports Center
The latest Sponsorship proposal for the Newfoundland
and Labrador Sports Center is now available. click
here

'Pillars of the Future Newfoundland Rugby Empire'
First time ever Newfoundland has had an Under
13's rugby team. Tour to the British Isles success all round.
To read more click here....
'Newfoundland Win Gold'
Newfoundland 'The Rock' took on the Saskatchewan
'Praire Fire' in the Super League National Final 2005 in Regina.
They won gold in a thrilling game, becoming the first team from
the East to win the RCSL in its 8-year history.
For Information click
here....
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