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Training
Please visit our official
home page at
www.utgradrugby.com
for any additional information.
Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 7pm at the Intramural Fields at 51st and Guadalupe.
Although we primarily recruit from the graduate schools at UT, all are
welcome to come train with us. The field we train on changes, so don't
give up if you don't see us right away.
Fridays following practice the team
adjourns to a local
drinking establishment for the hallowed tradition of Masters on Happy Hour (MOHH). We go
sweaty and muddy, and are adored by women near and far.
Matches
Home games
are usually held at the IM Fields and Burr Field, on the east side of Austin (see directions
below). Games are usually on Saturdays at 2pm.
From
South Austin
Go north on I-35 to the M.L.King exit. Turn right (east) on MLK and proceed
past Airport Blvd. to Hwy 183 also called Ed Bluestein Blvd. Turn left
(north) on Hwy 183 and go past the first red light (YMCA) to the second red
light which is Loyola Lane. Turn right (east) onto Loyola Lane.
From
North Austin
Go south on Hwy 183, stay on 183 past Hwy 290 and over Manor Road. The first
red light past Manor Road is Loyola Lane. Turn left (east) on Loyola.
Once
you're on Loyola Lane
The road will dip downwards for about 50 yards, then turn to the right and
you will go over a little concrete bridge (Walnut Creek). Immediately after
the bridge (and we mean immediately), there is a dirt road on your right
with a tatty, old sign for Austin Rugby. It is a bumpy dirt road and it will
take you all the way to the club house (about 3/4 of a mile).
In really wet weather, it may well be an option to park outside the dirt
road and get a lift into the fields with a pickup or SUV since getting stuck
in the mud is a possibility.
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