Karen Gasbarino
Canadian Classics Women Get Set to Take on the Lone-Star State
From March 13-16, 2024, the Canadian Classics Women will be hosted by the Houston Athletic Club’s Senior Women. On the heels of the...
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Karen Gasbarino
Apr 4, 20238 min read
The Evolution of a World Class Manager: IRFU’s Alana Gattinger and her Canadian Roots
It’s not bold to suggest that if you’re a keen rugby supporter in Canada, you know the name Alana Gattinger. Further, if you know who...
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Karen Gasbarino
Feb 4, 20238 min read
Beth Barz - The Coach’s Coach
Most athletic-minded individuals have their hopes set on playing their chosen sport at the highest level. As soon as they know that’s...
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Karen Gasbarino
Jan 23, 202312 min read
Jordan Ford: One. More. TIME.
de·ter·mi·na·tion /dəˌtərməˈnāSH(ə)n/ noun firmness of purpose; resoluteness. "he advanced with an unflinching determination" 2023 began...
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Karen Gasbarino
Jan 2, 20237 min read
Matt Klimchuk Living His Five Year Plan
Matt Klimchuk was only 16 years old when I first wrote about him as a young prodigy. At the time, he was just starting to be pegged as...
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Karen Gasbarino
Apr 19, 20226 min read
Canada’s Chris Assmus - Juggling Life & Loving It
Chris Assmus, 33, has found himself all over the world through his rugby journey. From starting his refereeing career in Montreal,...
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Karen Gasbarino
Apr 11, 20227 min read
Scott Green - America's Adopted Son Creating Refereeing Pathways
There are only a few names synonymous with Rugby Refereeing in America. Stalwart Scott Green has to be among them. Known for his imposing...
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Karen Gasbarino
Mar 28, 20225 min read
Major League Rugby Referees Series: Kat Roche is On Her Way
Kat Roche is on her way to Dublin. Literally. I am speaking to her from the airport as she prepares to fly into the exciting unknown....
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Karen Gasbarino
Nov 11, 202112 min read
118 Days: The Toronto Arrows’ Southern Journey
118 Days Just shy of a third of a year. A third of a year. Two changes of season. A lot can happen in 118 days. And it is a heck of a...
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