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    The 1987 National Collegiate Rugby Championship was the eighth edition of the official national championship for intercollegiate rugby. The tournament took place concurrently with the Monterey National Invitational Rugby Tournament at Collins Polo Field in Pebble Beach, California. San Diego State won their first title with a victory over Air Force. Tom Sharpy of Air Force was the MVP.


    Venue




    Participants


    Dartmouth
    Qualified for the National Championship by advancing from the Eastern College Championship on April 18–19 in Blacksburg, VA.

    Dartmouth 32-0 Georgia Tech
    Dartmouth 6-3 Virginia Tech
    Roster:
    Coach- Keith Oberg, Greg Smith, Wayne Young
    Captain- Jon Bigelow, Phillip McCune
    Record-
    Jon Bigelow (Flyhalf), Pat Brophy (Wing), Clay Corbus (Flanker), Al Dekin (Fullback), Al Golub (Center), John Hamlin (Center), John Harris (Prop), Greg Hawes (Flanker), Jay Henry (Wing), John Jakiemiec (Prop), Chris Lena (#8), Nick Leventas (Prop), Brett MacDonald (Wing), Charles Markwalde (Flanker), Phil McCone (Lock), Dave McConnell (Lock), Michael Silberling (Wing), David Silke (Lock), Larry Socher (Hooker), Bob Sproull (Scrumhalf), Vic Trautwein (Flanker), Eric Wiksten (Flanker).
    Bowling Green
    Qualified for the National Championship by winning the Midwest Universities Cup on April 18–19 in Dayton, OH.

    Bowling Green w/o Wisconsin-Platville
    Bowling Green 34-0 Ball State
    Bowling Green 34-3 Illinois State
    Bowling Green 26-25 Kentucky
    Roster:
    President- Dave Cramer
    Coach- Roger Mazzerella, Sue Wilson
    Captain- Mark Laimbeer
    Record- 52-7-1(17-4)
    Scott Ault (Center), Dallas Black (Flanker), Dan Burkholder (#8), Rob Clark (Wing), Dave Cramer (Prop), Ed Cvelbar (Prop), Chad Gaizutis (Center), Todd Haitz (Flanker), Tony Konczak (Center), Mark Laimbeer (Scrumhalf), Bret Level (Prop), John Lonsert (Fullback), Mark Manning (Lock), Steve Markert (Flyhalf), Dan Martello (Prop), Brian McCue (Lock), John Pugh (Hooker), Chris Round (Center), Gus Saponari (Center), Tom Schloemer (Flanker), Ed Smietana (Wing), Mike Sylvester (Flyhalf), Trent Tate (Lock), Carl Vella (Flanker), Andy Wasiniak (Lock), Jeff Weemhoff (Wing), Mike Yashnyk (Hooker), Nick Zelle (Wing).
    Air Force
    Qualified for the National Championship by winning the Western Collegiate Championship on April 18–19 in Colorado Springs, CO.

    Air Force 25-9 South Dakota
    Air Force 22-12 Oklahoma
    Air Force 19-10 Colorado
    Roster:
    Coach- Vern Francis, Walt Daniels, Barney Ballinger, Larry Coode, Jeff Waldo
    Captains- Rick Coveno/Doug Woodbury
    Record- 18-3-2
    Matt Beals (Center), Mark Bissell (Fullback), Chris Burke (Center), Mike Carr (#8), Steve Clapp (Flanker), Rick Coveno (Hooker), John Davis (Lock), Dan Drummond (Lock), John Drummond (Prop), Chris Findall (Lock), John Finley (Scrumhalf), Roger Forsythe (Lock/#8), Steve Hajosy (Flyhalf), Rich Haller (Fullback), Ken Holliday (Prop), Jay Moad (Wing), Chris Nusser (Flanker), Dean Phillips (Prop), Alex Rossano (Hooker), Scott Savoie (Wing), Tom Sharpy (Flanker), Frank Souza (Center), Scott Stark (Wing), Doug Woodbury (Scrumhalf).
    San Diego State
    Qualified from Pacific Coast College Championships on April 10–11 in Santa Barbara, CA.

    San Diego State def. Arizona
    San Diego State 12-7 Humboldt State
    San Diego State 23-12 California
    Roster:
    Coach- Steve Gray, Loc Vetter
    Captain-Dwayne Parker
    Record- 28-1
    Sean Allen (Hooker), John Bussari (Wing), Fabio Comana (Scrumhalf), Dave Crist (Fullback), Jim Detomasi (Wing/Center), Brett Erickson (Flanker), Matt Eshoo (#8), Kevin Fahlsing (Lock), Dennis Fitzpatrick (Flanker), Steve Forster (Flyhalf), Dennis Gonzales (Lock), Jerry Jerome (Flanker), Steve King (Wing/Fullback), Steve Klugerz (Lock), Chris Lippert (Prop), Alan Litvak (Lock), Dwayne Parker (Hooker), Jim Parker (Scrumhalf), Kevin Perry (Prop), Tom Pierce (Center), Chris Prell (Prop), Bruce Markey (Center), Steve Marshall (Prop), Warren Stanley (Flanker), Stuart Taylor (Lock), Chris Wakefield (Wing).


    Bracket




    Semifinals




    Third place




    Final




    See also


    1987 National Rugby Championships


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