Match Report v Koryo RFC
by Taichi Sakai The game was full of intensity with us putting in the best effort to go against the well-coordinated side Koryo RFC. The first half our scrum half Tristan scored a try with his great running with a […]
by Taichi Sakai The game was full of intensity with us putting in the best effort to go against the well-coordinated side Koryo RFC. The first half our scrum half Tristan scored a try with his great running with a […]
by the Escalator Puncher The New Zealand Ambassador’s Cup. Once the Shuto League’s most officious affair, this match had now become a simple showcase of the most efficient and ravenous players our competition has to offer. This year, the Crusaders […]
by Travis Dixon It has been a long wait with many close calls and bitter disappointments, but on Saturday the Tokyo Crusaders broke the draught and won the MacFadyen Cup. It’s always the toughest match on the calendar and playing […]
by Aaron Pokluda The circumstances felt oddly familiar as Cru assembled at Wakabadai Station. Leaves were falling, the breeze was crisp, and Frank was sporting his Crusader’s Sweater Vest: Fall was in full swing. The day was looking to be […]
by Brendan Gallagher Another season, another pivotal match vs All Jin Jan held at Komozawa Park, although this time under slightly different weather conditions. It was a cold, wet, and gloomy day but outside of the AJJ’s locker room, that’s […]
Last weekend, your Crusaders wondered down to Edogawa to get a training session in and adapt to World Rugby’s new laws. Here is some snippets of the action!
Saturday turned out to be a very interesting day, indeed. Ten of our illustrious members turned up at Misato-Chuo Station in the early hours for a few short games of “rugby” – that term is in quotes because it wasn’t […]
by Aaron Angelo On Sunday, the Crusaders convened at Kasai Rinkai Koen. The occasion? The Edogawa 7s Rugby tournament. After discovering we had a few no-shows, the Cru saddled up for an exciting day of 7s. The tournament draw was […]
by Benji Kunde Snap, crackle and pop went the weasel, we were in for a cracker of a game. A physical fixture between two competitive outfits. The game started off with some strong carries and big hits with both teams […]
by Aaron Angelo At the ass-crack of dawn, we once again found ourself in the concrete shell of Kannamachi Station. As many a commuter rushed to make their Sunday appointments, none took heed of the sweatshirt wearing behemoths gracing the […]