# 1984 National Rugby Championships

The 1984 National Rugby Championships were a series of tournaments organized to determine a national champion in several divisions for United States rugby teams. The divisions included Men's/Women's Club, college, high school, Military, Sevens, and Interterritorial.

## Men's Club

The 1984 National Club Rugby Championship was sponsored by Michelob and took place in Hartford, CT at Dillon Stadium from May 12–13. The teams featured in the tournament were the champions of the four sub unions of USARFU. Last years runners up, the Dallas Harlequins won the title. For the first time the championship game was broadcast on ESPN.
| Territorial Semifinal | Territorial Semifinal | Territorial Final | Territorial Final | | National Semifinal | National Semifinal | | National Final | National Final |
| April 15 - Dallas, TX | April 15 - Dallas, TX | | | | | | |
| Dallas Reds | 9 | | | | | | |
| Dallas Reds | 9 | April 28 - Dallas, TX | April 28 - Dallas, TX | | | | | |
| Dallas Harlequins | 58 | April 28 - Dallas, TX | April 28 - Dallas, TX | | | | |
| Dallas Harlequins | 58 | Dallas Harlequins | 59 | | | | |
| April 15 - Kansas City, MO | April 15 - Kansas City, MO | | Dallas Harlequins | 59 | | | | |
| April 15 - Kansas City, MO | April 15 - Kansas City, MO | Univ. of Oklahoma | 10 | | | | |
| Black Sheep | 6 | Univ. of Oklahoma | 10 | | | | |
| Black Sheep | 6 | | | | May 12 – Hartford, CT | May 12 – Hartford, CT | | |
| Univ. of Oklahoma | 15 | | | | May 12 – Hartford, CT | May 12 – Hartford, CT | |
| Univ. of Oklahoma | 15 | | | | Dallas Harlequins | 16 | |
| April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | | | | | Dallas Harlequins | 16 | |
| April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | | | | Chicago Lions | 3 | |
| Cincinnati Wolfhounds | 0 | | | | Chicago Lions | 3 | |
| Cincinnati Wolfhounds | 0 | April 29 - Cincinnati, OH | April 29 - Cincinnati, OH | | | | | |
| Chicago Lions | 3 | April 29 - Cincinnati, OH | April 29 - Cincinnati, OH | | | | |
| Chicago Lions | 3 | Chicago Lions | 7 | | | | |
| April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | | Chicago Lions | 7 | | | | |
| April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | April 28 - Cincinnati, OH | Milwaukee | 3 | | | | |
| Pittsburgh | 3 | Milwaukee | 3 | | | | |
| Pittsburgh | 3 | | | | | | | May 13 – Hartford, CT | May 13 – Hartford, CT |
| Milwaukee | 6 | | | | | | | May 13 – Hartford, CT | May 13 – Hartford, CT |
| Milwaukee | 6 | | | | | | | Dallas Harlequins | 31 |
| April 28 - San Francisco, CA | April 28 - San Francisco, CA | | | | | | | | Dallas Harlequins | 31 |
| April 28 - San Francisco, CA | April 28 - San Francisco, CA | | | | | | | Los Angeles | 12 |
| Old Blues | 4 | | | | | | | Los Angeles | 12 |
| Old Blues | 4 | April 29 - San Francisco, CA | April 29 - San Francisco, CA | | | | | | |
| Belmont Shore | 12 | April 29 - San Francisco, CA | April 29 - San Francisco, CA | | | | | | |
| Belmont Shore | 12 | Belmont Shore | 4 | | | | | | |
| April 28 - San Francisco, CA | April 28 - San Francisco, CA | | Belmont Shore | 4 | | | | | | |
| April 28 - San Francisco, CA | April 28 - San Francisco, CA | Los Angeles | 26 | | | | | | |
| Portland | 9 | Los Angeles | 26 | | | | | | |
| Portland | 9 | | | | May 12 – Hartford, CT | May 12 – Hartford, CT | | | | |
| Los Angeles | 25 | | | | May 12 – Hartford, CT | May 12 – Hartford, CT | | | |
| Los Angeles | 25 | | | | Los Angeles | 23 | | | |
| April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | | | | | Los Angeles | 23 | | | |
| April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | | | | Blackthorn | 4 | | Third place | Third place |
| Boston | 46 | | | | Blackthorn | 4 | | Third place | Third place |
| Boston | 46 | April 29 - Conshohocken, PA | April 29 - Conshohocken, PA | | | | | May 13 – Hartford, CT | May 13 – Hartford, CT |
| Atlanta Renegades | 6 | April 29 - Conshohocken, PA | April 29 - Conshohocken, PA | | | | | May 13 – Hartford, CT | May 13 – Hartford, CT |
| Atlanta Renegades | 6 | Boston | 9 | | | | | Chicago Lions | 13 |
| April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | | Boston | 9 | | | | | Chicago Lions | 13 |
| April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | April 28 - Conshohocken, PA | Blackthorn | 12 | | | | | Blackthorn | 10 |
| Blackthorn | 20 | Blackthorn | 12 | | | | | Blackthorn | 10 |
| Charlotte | 16 | | | | | | | | |

### Semifinals

* 12 May 1984 1:00 PM
| Dallas Harlequins | 16–3 | Chicago Lions |
| Try: Bob Saunders 10' Mike Carey 53' c Con: Naas Botha 1/2 Pen: Naas Botha 56' Drop: Naas Botha 69' | | Pen: Roger Castino 66' |
* Dillon Stadium Referee: Kierin Geoghegan (ERU)
* 12 May 1984 3:00 PM
| Los Angeles | 23–4 | Philadelphia Blackthorn |
| Try: Rob Pigott 17' Mike Carey 32' c Mike Carey 45' John Mickel 68' c Con: Ray Nelson 2/4 Pen: Ray Nelson 77' | | Try: Pete Brindle 83' |
* Dillon Stadium Referee: Ian Nixon (USARFU)

### Third place

* 13 May 1984 1:00 PM
| Chicago Lions | 13–10 | Blackthorn |
| Try: Tony Grant 38' Mike Maddock 75' c Con: Roger Castino 1/2 Pen: Roger Castino 3' | | Try: Perry Cummings 12' c Marc McKenna Con: Dave Ralph |
* Dillon Stadium Referee: Jim Russell (USARFU)

### Final

* 13 May 1984 3:00 PM
| Dallas Harlequins | 31–12 | Los Angeles |
| Try: Mike Carey 44' Alan James c David Cronje 81' c Con: Naas Botha 2/3 Pen: Naas Botha 58' Naas Botha 69' Drop: Naas Botha Naas Botha 67' Naas Botha 74' | | Pen: Ray Nelson Ray Nelson 39' Drop: Ray Nelson |
* Dillon Stadium Referee: Ian Nixon (USARFU)
Dallas Harlequins: 1 Taylor, 2 Lankin, 3 Aneskievich, 4 Olsonski, 5 Dippie, 6 Lutterbach, 7 James, 8 Van Biljon, 9 Cronje(C), 10 Botha, 11 Gehur, 12 Spriggs, 13 Saunders, 14 Carey, 15 Aston. Los Angeles: 1 Gonsalves, 2 Lanu, 3 Jellico, 4 Scanlin (Pigott 69'), 5 Teuhema, 6 McClain, 7 Surdyka, 8 Carey, 9 Mickel, 10 Philip, 11 Williams (Hackett 72'), 12 McNaughton, 13 Corcoran(C), 14 Trudeau, 15 Nelson.

## Women's Club

The 1984 Women's National Rugby Championship was a tournament that took place at the Polo Grounds on May 27–28 in Oak Brook, IL. Florida State reversed the previous year's result and defeated Beantown of Boston, MA 11–6 to win the title. Iowa State took third place with a 14–6 win over UC Berkeley. Candi Orsini of Florida State was named tournament MVP.
| Quarter-finals | Quarter-finals | Semi-finals | Semi-finals | | Final | Final |
| May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | | | |
| Florida State | 24 | | | |
| Florida State | 24 | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | | |
| New Orleans | 3 | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | |
| New Orleans | 3 | Florida State | 16 | |
| May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | | Florida State | 16 | |
| May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | Iowa State | 0 | |
| Iowa State | 16 | Iowa State | 0 | |
| Iowa State | 16 | | | | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL |
| Stanford | 4 | | | | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL |
| Stanford | 4 | | | | Florida State | 11 |
| May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | | | | | Florida State | 11 |
| May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | | | | Beantown | 6 |
| Beantown | 34 | | | | Beantown | 6 |
| Beantown | 34 | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | | | |
| Texas A&M | 0 | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | May 27 – Oak Brook, IL | | | |
| Texas A&M | 0 | Beantown | 26 | | | |
| May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | | Beantown | 26 | | | |
| May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | May 27 - Oak Brook, IL | Cal Berkeley | 3 | | Third place | Third place |
| Cal Berkeley | | Cal Berkeley | 3 | | Third place | Third place |
| Cal Berkeley | | | | | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL |
| Chicago | | | | | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL | May 28 – Oak Brook, IL |
| Chicago | | | | | Iowa State | 14 |
| | | | | | Cal Berkeley | 6 |

### Final

* 28 May 1984
| Florida State | 11–6 | Beantown |
| Try: Kathy Kojm 56' Candi Orsini 79' Con: Vicki Bowlin 0/2 Pen: Vicki Bowlin 11' | | Try: Kerri Heffernan 22' c Con: Margie McClure 1/1 |
* Oakbrook, IL Referee: Peter Jones (ERU)
Florida State: 1 Frances Gilbert, 2 Pat Kossman, 3 Sheila Hill, 4 Kathy Kojm, 5 Coller Fahey, 6 Jackie Bonaker, 7 Karin Morton, 8 Kathy Flores, 9 Mary Holmes, 10 Connie Jakubcin, 11 Carolyn Alley, 12 Suzi Rosen Arnsdorff, 13 Candi Orsini, 14 Gina Shlopak, 15 Vicki Bowlin. Beantown: 1 Moynahan, 2 Money, 3 Flavin, 4 Girouard, 5 Richardson, 6 Heffernan, 7 Bridi, 8 Rutkowski, 9 Cepko, 10 Onufry, 11 Keith, 12 McClure, 13 Morrissey, 14 McVann, 15 Keefe.

## College

The 1984 College championship was won by Harvard. Colorado was runner-up.

## Military

The 1984 Military Rugby Championship was an 18 team tournament that took place at Fort Stewart, GA from May 11–12 and was won by the home team Fort Stewart with a 25–0 win over Fort Sill. Preliminary Round: May 11 Fort Bragg 3–0 29 Palms May 11 USUHS 11–3 Parris Island Championship Bracket
| First round | First round | Quarterfinal | Quarterfinal | | Semifinal | Semifinal | | Final | Final |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | | |
| Fort Stewart | 13 | | | | | | |
| Fort Stewart | 13 | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | |
| Camp Lejeune | 9 | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | |
| Camp Lejeune | 9 | Fort Stewart | 17 | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | Fort Stewart | 17 | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | Fort Bragg | 0 | | | | |
| Fort Bragg | 16 | Fort Bragg | 0 | | | | |
| Fort Bragg | 16 | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | |
| Fort Hood | 12 | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | |
| Fort Hood | 12 | | | | Fort Stewart | 19 | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | Fort Stewart | 19 | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | Fort Benning | 3 | |
| Fort Benning | 9 | | | | Fort Benning | 3 | |
| Fort Benning | 9 | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | |
| Fort Campbell | 4 | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | |
| Fort Campbell | 4 | Fort Benning | 19 | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | Fort Benning | 19 | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | West Potomac | 10 | | | | |
| West Potomac | 7 | West Potomac | 10 | | | | |
| West Potomac | 7 | | | | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA |
| Fort Dix | 4 | | | | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA |
| Fort Dix | 4 | | | | | | | Fort Stewart | 25 |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | | | | Fort Stewart | 25 |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | | | Fort Sill | 0 |
| Fort Sill | 23 | | | | | | | Fort Sill | 0 |
| Fort Sill | 23 | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | | |
| Wright Patterson | 12 | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | | |
| Wright Patterson | 12 | Fort Sill | 21 | | | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | Fort Sill | 21 | | | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | Davis Monthan | 0 | | | | | | |
| Davis Monthan | 16 | Davis Monthan | 0 | | | | | | |
| Davis Monthan | 16 | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | |
| Fort Riley | 7 | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | |
| Fort Riley | 7 | | | | Fort Sill | 13 | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | Fort Sill | 13 | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | USUHS | 12 | |
| USUHS | 3* | | | | USUHS | 12 | |
| USUHS | 3* | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | |
| Camp Pendleton | 3 | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | |
| Camp Pendleton | 3 | USUHS | 16 | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | | USUHS | 16 | | | | |
| May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 11 – Fort Stewart, GA | Yuma | 0 | | | | |
| Yuma | 12 | Yuma | 0 | | | | |
| Fort Leavenworth | 6 | | | | | | |
*Advanced on kicks Consolation Bracket
| Quarter-finals | Quarter-finals | Semi-finals | Semi-finals | | Final | Final |
| May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | |
| Fort Bragg | 10 | | | |
| Fort Bragg | 10 | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | |
| Fort Campbell | 8 | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | |
| Fort Campbell | 8 | Fort Bragg | W | |
| May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | Fort Bragg | W | |
| May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | 29 Palms | L | |
| 29 Palms | 3* | 29 Palms | L | |
| 29 Palms | 3* | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA |
| West Potomac | 3 | | | | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA |
| West Potomac | 3 | | | | Fort Bragg | 46 |
| May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | | Fort Bragg | 46 |
| May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | | Camp Lejeune | 9 |
| Camp Lejeune | 12 | | | | Camp Lejeune | 9 |
| Camp Lejeune | 12 | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | |
| Yuma | 9 | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | | |
| Yuma | 9 | Camp Lejeune | W | | | |
| May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | | Camp Lejeune | W | | | |
| May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | May 12 – Fort Stewart, GA | Wright Patterson | L | |
| Wright Patterson | 16 | Wright Patterson | L | |
| Davis Monthan | 6 | | | |
*Advanced on kicks

## Sevens

The 1984 National Sevens Rugby Tournament was a 48 team tournament sponsored by Coors and took place on May 27, 1984, at Washington Park in Denver, Colorado. The winners of the eight 6-team groups advanced to the quarterfinals. The Denver Barbarians won the final over Dallas Harlequins.
| Quarter-finals | Quarter-finals | Semi-finals | Semi-finals | | Final | Final |
| May 27 - Denver, CO | May 27 - Denver, CO | | | |
| Denver Barbarians | 22 | | | |
| Denver Barbarians | 22 | May 27 – Denver, CO | May 27 – Denver, CO | | |
| Raleigh Hills All Stars | 6 | May 27 – Denver, CO | May 27 – Denver, CO | |
| Raleigh Hills All Stars | 6 | Denver Barbarians | 22 | |
| May 27 - Denver, CO | May 27 - Denver, CO | | Denver Barbarians | 22 | |
| May 27 - Denver, CO | May 27 - Denver, CO | Houston | 12 | |
| Houston | 16 | Houston | 12 | |
| Houston | 16 | | | | May 27 – Denver, CO | May 27 – Denver, CO |
| Colorado University | 6 | | | | May 27 – Denver, CO | May 27 – Denver, CO |
| Colorado University | 6 | | | | Denver Barbarians | 14 |
| May 27 - Denver, CO | May 27 - Denver, CO | | | | | Denver Barbarians | 14 |
| May 27 - Denver, CO | May 27 - Denver, CO | | | | Dallas Harlequins | 12 |
| Dallas Harlequins | 14 | | | | Dallas Harlequins | 12 |
| Dallas Harlequins | 14 | May 27 – Denver, CO | May 27 – Denver, CO | | | |
| Denver Highlanders | 6 | May 27 – Denver, CO | May 27 – Denver, CO | | | |
| Denver Highlanders | 6 | Dallas Harlequins | 18 | | | |
| May 27 - Denver, CO | May 27 - Denver, CO | | Dallas Harlequins | 18 | | | |
| May 27 - Denver, CO | May 27 - Denver, CO | Vail | 10 | |
| Vail | 23 | Vail | 10 | |
| Odessa Mad Dogs | 0 | | | |
* 27 May 1984
| Denver Barbarians | 14–12 | Dallas Harlequins |
| Try: Roland Solomon Roland Solomon Ron Biersdorf Con: Len Martling | | Try: 1 c 2 c Con: 2/2 |
* Denver, CO

## ITT

The Inter Territorial Tournament involved the four regional rugby unions comprising the United States RFU: Pacific Coast RFU, Western RFU, Midwest RFU, and the Eastern Rugby Union. The region teams are formed with players selected from the sub regional rugby unions. Subsequently, the USA Eagles are selected from the four regional teams after the ITT concludes. In 1984 the tournament took place in Chicago, IL from May 26–28. The Eastern Rugby Union won the tournament for the first time. The Eastern RU won the Junior Tournament for players under the age of 25. Results:
* 26 May 1984
| Eastern | 30–0 | Midwest |
| Try: Russ Isaac 25' c Chris Doherty 45' c Phil Green 59' c Phil Green 63' c Chris Doherty 81' c Con: Mike Caulder 5/5 | | |
* Chicago, IL Referee: Ian Nixon (USARFU)
* 26 May 1984
| Pacific | 22–15 | Western |
| Try: Kevin Higgins c Ed Burlingham 45' Con: Tommy Smith Pen: Mike Inns 4' Mike Inns Mike Inns 64' Drop: Tommy Smith | | Try: Dave Jenkinson 20' c Scott Bertrand 59' c Con: Phil Waterman 2/2 Pen: Phil Waterman 12' |
* Chicago, IL Referee: Don Morrison (USARFU)
* 27 May 1984 1:00 PM
| Midwest | 16–6 | Western |
| Try: Dan Bostrum 24' c John Apke 34' Ken Glassmeyer c Con: Roger Castino 2/3 | | Try: Frank Kennedy c Con: Phil Waterman 1/1 |
* Chicago, IL
* 27 May 1984
| Eastern | 13–6 | Pacific |
| Try: Stu McClay 24' c Larry Menyhart 54' Con: Dick Cooke 1/2 Pen: Dick Cooke 17' | | Try: Dave Bateman 82' c Con: Tommy Smith 1/1 |
* Chicago, IL Referee: Jim Russell (USARFU)
* 28 May 1984
| Midwest | 3–0 | Pacific |
| Drop: Tom Beckmann 60' | | |
* Chicago, IL Referee: Ian Nixon (USARFU)
* 28 May 1984
| Eastern | 10–0 | Western |
| Try: Jack Donnelly 19' c Stu McClay 50' Con: Mike Caulder | | |
* Chicago, IL Referee: Jim Russell (USARFU)
| Team | Team | W | L |
| 1 | Eastern Colonials | 3 | 0 |
| 2 | Midwest Thunderbirds | 2 | 1 |
| 3 | Pacific Coast Grizzlies | 1 | 2 |
| 4 | Western Mustangs | 0 | 3 |

### Juniors

Semifinals
* 9 June 1984
| Eastern | 25–10 | Western |
| Try: Kevin Swords c Ken Eckert c Ken Eckert Brian Corcoran c Con: Greg Pascale (3/4) Drop: Dave Horton | | Try: Rich Frankenheimer Pen: Rich Frankenheimer (2) |
* Chicago, IL
* 9 June 1984
| Midwest | 13–16 | Pacific Coast |
| Try: Bill Gendel Pen: Rick Medinis (2) Drop: Rick Medinis 60' | | Try: John Metheny Brian Vizard c Con: Chris O'Brien Pen: Chris O'Brien Chris O'Brien OT' |
* Chicago, IL
Third place
* 10 June 1984
| West | 27–10 | Midwest |
| Try: Jim Ellis (2) John Scott | | |
* Chicago, IL
Final
* 10 June 1984
| East | 18–9 | Pacific Coast |
| Try: Ken Eckert John Robbins Scott Walker 31' Greg Pascale 83' c Con: Greg Pascale | | Try: Mike Minafo Con: Chris O'Brien Pen: Chris O'Brien |
* Chicago, IL Referee: Morrison (USARFU)
Champions: Eastern RU Lineup- Redmund, Hynes, Robbins, O'Boyle, Swords, Geipert, Chisholm, Eckert, Levitan(captain), Horton, Walker, Borkowski, Corcoran, Pascale, Siano.

## High School

The 1984 National High School Rugby Championship took place at the Polo Fields in San Francisco, CA. The Lamorinda Rodents were the champions.
| Semifinals | Semifinals | Final | Final |
| San Francisco, CA | San Francisco, CA |
| Xavier Outlaws (NY) | 4 |
| Xavier Outlaws (NY) | 4 | San Francisco, CA | San Francisco, CA |
| Lamorinda Rodents | 6 | San Francisco, CA | San Francisco, CA |
| Lamorinda Rodents | 6 | Lamorinda | 22 |
| San Francisco, CA | San Francisco, CA | | Lamorinda | 22 |
| San Francisco, CA | San Francisco, CA | Del Campo | 6 |
| Los Angeles Harbor | L | Del Campo | 6 |
| Del Campo (Sacramento) | W | | |

### Final

* 1984
| Lamorinda | 22–6 | Del Campo |
| Try: Kirk Goddard Brett Good Jim Wilson Con: Eric Whitaker | | |
* San Francisco, CA