Showing posts with label rugby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rugby. Show all posts

Saturday, April 2, 2016

Brands: Citizen partners with UK Rugby League

 - from A Timely Perspective
Just about 10 days ago, the  Red Bull stadium played host to the first professional rugby match hosted in the United States. The match was between the London Irish and the Saracens of the UK Premiership Rugby League.

Keeping track of it all: Citizen Watch Company of America. Additionally, the brand’s Time Square flagship location in New York played host to a meet and greet with league CEO Bob Casey as well as players from the UK Premiership League. As sponsor, Citizen displays the ‘Try’ of the week’ — as well as the ‘Try of the Month’. For non-rugby fans, a “Try” is  when a point is scored in rugby. The try of the week is decided by supporters, and the try of the month is featured on the ITV station. The station reaches over 30 million viewers per season. The partnership between Citizen and  Rugby means that the brand will also develop educational and charity initiatives with Premiership Rugby, as well as special Limited Edition pieces.

To celebrate this first historic match played on US soil, each player received a Citizen Nighthawk. The flight inspired nighthawk has been on the market for sometime, however that doesn’t negate its appeal. The blacked out watch features a 1/5 second chronograph that measures up to 60 minutes. The dial features a 12/24 hour time indicator and tachymeter. The 42mm case has been given a black ion coating and is resistant to 200m. The piece retails for $475.

Monday, April 20, 2015

Sports: Crocs snap up 3rd Rugby title

MICO University College successfully defends their
 Intercol 13's Rugby League title

The fairtayle run of the Excelsior Community College Eagles came to an end yesterday (April 18, 2015) when they loss to the MICO University College Crocs in the final of the Jamaica Intercollegiate Sports Association Rugby League Final yesterday. Playing in their first final, the Roy Calvert Eagles were no match for two time winners MICO Crocs who outscored them 48 - 8 to secure their third consecutive hold on the Intercol Rugby League Title. 
MICO University Croc Damone Downer top scored top with 9 kick conversions or 18 points while Mr. Abevia McDonald and Romio Burker both scored 4 points each for the Eagles. Mr. Damone Downer was also named the MVP of the finals. 
Third-Place Playoff
In the third place playoff, the 2014 beaten finalists GC Foster Lions defeated the UWI Mona Pelicans 66 - 16. In a one-sided affair, the GC Foste Lions made a light meal of the UWI Pelicans. Ryan Grant from the GC Foster Lions top scored with 3 tries or 12 points while Kemoy Wallace of the UWI Pelicans top scored with 2 tries and 2 goals or 12 points. 

 Contact:  Mr. Romeo Monteith - Rugby League Chairman, 876-460-9901romeocbar@yahoo.com 
                Mr. Valdimir Wallace - Intercol Executive,  876-480-6671valdimir.wallace@gmail.com  
                Dr. Paula Daley-Morris – General Secretary, 876-573-4166intercolgensec@gmail.com

Saturday, February 21, 2015

Sport: Crocs look to lead round with win over Knights

Round five of the Jamaica Intercollegiate Rugby Sports Association's 13's Rugby League Competition continues today, Saturday, February 21, 2015 with two matches.
Defending Champions Mico Crocs will seek to go ahead of the pack when they travel to Papine to play the UTech Knights at 2:00pm.
While the Excelsior Eagles will take on the UWI Pelicans at the Mona Bowl at 4:00pm as they strive to narrow the gap between them and current leaders MICO Crocs and G.C. Foster Lions.


Current Points Standing
G.C. Foster Lions -10 points 
MICO Crocs - 10 points (Defending Champions)
Excelsior Eagles - 6 points
UTech Knights - 6 points
UWI Pelicans - 3 points

Portmore Community College - 0 points

Sunday, February 15, 2015

Sports: UWI Pelicans Pummel Portmore in InterCol Rugby

In what was a one-sided affair, the UWI Pelicans pummelled the Portmore Community College 80-0 to secure their first win of the season in the Jamaica Intercollegiate Sports Association Rugby League 13's Competition today (Feb 14, 2015). Misioka Tanilu top scored with 8 kick conversions and two trys. This defeat has left Portmore Community College firmly rooted at the bottom of the table with zero points.
The second match of the day saw Damone Downer's 9 kick conversions along with Antonio Baker's three trys helping the MICO University College Crocs to defeat the Excelsior Community College Eagles 46-12. This win puts the MICO Crocs on 10 points and in joint first position with the G.C. Foster Lions who had defeated the UTech Knights earlier in the week. 
Current Points Standing After Four Rounds
G.C. Foster Lions -10 points 
MICO Crocs - 10 points (Defending Champions)
Excelsior Eagles - 6 points
UTech Knights - 6 points
UWI Pelicans - 3 points
Portmore Community College - 0 points

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Sports: Crocs seek to "snap up" rivals in InterCol Rugby

The Jamaica Intercollegiate Sports Association’s Rugby League Competition is set to heat up on Saturday, February 14, 2015 when defending Champions MICO University College will seek to close the gap between them and current leaders G.C. Foster College when they travel to Mountain View to do battle against the Excelsior Eagles. 
The MICO Crocs are in second place with seven points, while the G.C. Foster Lions lead the table with ten points. Match time is 2:00 pm.
The second game of the day will be a bottom of the table clash between Portmore Community College (PCC) and the UWI Pelicans at the Mona Bowl. After three completed rounds, both teams are locked on zero points each. Match time 4:00 pm.

Round 4 started on Thursday, February 12, 2015 when the G.C. Foster Lions travelled to Papine to beat the UTech Knights 34-32.