All-Time American List: Ray Nelson

Ray Nelson was a points machine and a dynamic fullback for the USA.

Capped 25 by the USA at a time when the Eagles didn't play a lot every year, Nelson was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and he played his first rugby games there. He was talented and went on to play for Scotland at age-grade levels and was also skilled in 7s.

Top Draft Pick Finds New Home In Austin

Former Life University center Connor Mooneyham was all smiles when he was drafted #1 overall in the first Major League Rugby Draft, but when his team, the Dallas Jackals, decided not to compete this 2021 season, he was left adrift—until now.

All-Time American List: Vaea Anitoni

One of the most respected and feared rugby players in American history, Vaea Anitoni remains one of the greatest Eagles ever, and that won't change.

All-Time American List: Mike Te'o

Our series of All-Time Americans continues with a player who, it seems, needs to prove himself every time there's a new national team cycle.

Mike Te'o is something of a unique player, and as such sometimes difficult to categorize—and you know how coaches like to categorize.

All-Time American List: Olo Fifita

Oloseti Fifita played for the USA for only four years, but it wasn't really his fault that he wasn't capped until he was 31.