GRR: NAI 7s
Some might say the future of American men's rugby will be in ther two tiers of the NAI 7s U16 boys.
Certainly some of that future is there. Tested in a pretty hot crucible in Salt Lake City, these players find out pretty quickly where their weaknesses are.
This U16 bracket includes yet again a team from Guam, eager to challenge themselves yet again.
The U18 brackets for girls in the NAI 7s are stacked.
Any one of perhaps eight teams could win the Elite bracket. Perhaps it's the same situation in the open bracket.
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Twenty-six younger girls teams are set to compete at the NAI 7s with two very robust brackets—U16s and U14s.
The U16s will see an almighty clash between Majestics, which has had a massive season at the U18 level and has plenty of talent at U16 as well, and Belmont Shore.
Coming into the NAI 7s you'd do well to keep a close eye on Pasefika.
A talented group of players mostly from the North Shore of Oahu, Pasefika deals with plenty of obstacles to play in Salt Lake City, and they keep showing up and performing no matter where the rugby is.
The NAI 7s Boys U18 competition is in two brackets and both will be hugely competitive.
U18 Boys OpenMany of these teams are club or school teams that play in 15s leagues. Several of these teams, such as Belmont Shore, Elsie Allen, Kansas City Blues, East HS, and Herriman, have played some excellent 7s and some of those have challenged for a title at NAI 7s.