1975 Finished 5^th in the Nation Beating Palmer College defending champs, Beating Florida State, Loosing to Penn State

1975 Colorado State Tournament Champions

1979 Colorado Club & College League Champions

1982 Colorado Club & College League Champions

1983 Colorado Club & College League Champions

1998 Western Conference Champions

1998 Finished 12^th in the Nation Loosing to Cal at Sweet Sixteen’s and beating Clemson

2006 Western Conference Champions

2006 4^th Place Western Region

2007 4^th Place Western Region

 

Fred Paoli USA Eagle’s National Team – 1982-1991 20 caps (Tight Head Prop)

Justin Stencil USA Eagle’s National Team – 2006 1 cap (Open Side Flanker)

 

Jim Opperman 4 time USA National Team Trialist

Greg Welfare 4 time USA National Team Trialist

Mike Linder 3 time USA National Team Trialist

Bob Porter 3 time USA National Team Trialist

Bob Porter Top 100 players Rugby Magazine 19

 

Jake Humphrey - All American 2006 (8-man)

 

Kyle Fenton - Honorable Mention All American 2003 (Hooker)

Matt Hofmeister - Honorable Mention All American 2003 (Full Back)

Travis Mitchell – Honorable Mention All American 2004 (Scrum Half)

Logan Collins – Honorable Mention All American 2008 (Flanker)

  

Logan Collins – USA Eagle’s U-19 National Team – 2005 U-19 World Cup (8-man)

Man of the Match vs Korea with 2 Tries

Spencer Sarver – USA Eagle’s U-19 National Team – 2008 Tour to England (Hooker)

 

Brett Wolf – Colorado High School Player of the year 2003

Logan Collins - Colorado High School Player of the year 2004

Justin Mitchell – Colorado High School Player of the year 2005

 

 

Jason Wolfe – Club President 1997 - 2000

Kyle Fenton - Club President 2000 - 2004

Jake Silverman - Club President 2004 -2007

Logan Collins - Club President 2007 - Present

 

Craig Sherman – Backs 2008

Dan Wonstolen – Forwards 2008

Bob Porter – 1978 to 1982

 

Blake Stevens – 2006 to present

Matt Hofmeister – 2005 to 2006

Todd Gates – 2004 to 2005

Roger – 2003 to 2004

Jesse Porter – 1996 to 2003

Bob Porter – 1979 to 1982

Graham Holloway – 1970 to 1975