The second-tier Men’s competition was an exciting pool. It was the first to fill up during the registration period and the enthusiasm spilled onto the field with dramatic seeding and knock-out rounds. In pool play, the Hyenas finished as the…
The Women’s Social division at the Lakefront 7s usually attracts a very consistent set of teams from the Midwest and this year was no exception. In fact, three of the finalist teams were repeat participants with Beaver Nation being the…
As in the past, the Men’s Open Social division is the most heavily attended and with 32 teams this year, we created two 16-team competitions. In Men’s Social 1, the Chicago Condors and Chicago Riot took the top-two seeds in…
In the second of two Men’s Social divisions, we again saw three teams advance from the pool stages with perfect 3-0 records separated only by the number of tries scored: 1st seeded KISS (16 tries), 2nd seeded Snekark (14 tries)…
Due to the efforts of numerous referee societies and the careful planning of Jim Harings (Milwaukee Harlequins RFC) and Brad Casetta Sr. (Fond du Lac Rugby Inc.), the referees listed below have been assigned duties at the 29th annual Lakefront…
In one of the closest matches in the knock-out stage, the Condor’s defeated the Pandas 26-21.
The Youngbloodz (Minneapolis, MN) defeated the Griffins (Chicago, IL) 17-5 in the Men’s Qualifier semi final.
The Amazons had a perfect match with a 29-0 victory over the Boomerangs in this one-sided semi-final.
In pool play, the Lions (Chicago, IL) had a convincing 20-7 win over the Youngbloodz (Minneapolis, MN).
Highlights of the 2011 Lakefront 7s.