NEW MEXICO BRUJOS RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB

On an absolutely flawless fall day, the NM Brujos played almost 60 minutes of nearly flawless rugby of their own on their way to a 46 to 26 trouncing of the visiting El Paso Scorpions on UNM Johnson Field last Saturday. The score wasn't even as close as a 20 point victory might suggest, as the Brujos led the match at one point 46 to 5 around the 60 minute mark, before surrendering 3 unanswered trys to the Scorps to end the match. Despite the brief defense lapse at the end of

The New Mexico Brujos were unbeatable when it came to rugby at Saturday's High Desert Classic at Bullhead Park, yet the tournament championship just slipped, or rather sipped, from their grasp. The Brujos opened the tournament with an impressive 17 to 5 win over the ABQ Aardvarks, and followed it up with a 14 to 7 victory over the El Paso Scorpions. After a long wait during, which it looked like the Brujos would be handed the trophy strictly on points, the so-called champions

Crosstown rivals and frequent frenemies the NM Brujos and ABQ Aardvarks, who just two weeks ago went head to head in a very competitive, if not occasionally chippy, Rio Grande rugby union match, teamed up last weekend at the Flagstaff 10's Tournament. Competing as the ABQ Dukes, the combo team from Burque won all three of their games, taking home first place in the social division of the 38th Annual Northern Arizona Rugby 10's Tournament. The Dukes beat the Camels in the ope

On a cloudless day at UNM's Johnson Field, crosstown rivals the NM Brujos and Abq Aardvarks played a hard fought match that came down to the final minutes. Ultimately a late try by the Varks would prove to be the difference as the Brujos fells to the Varks 19 to 15. Dasante Browne and Khan Muhammad each found the try zone for the Brujos. Next Up: The Brujos will try to finish the 2018 Fall rugby union season on a high note when they host the El Paso Scorpions on October 27th.