Will the moral imperative and doing the right thing for the right reasons ever take traction with USA rugby. Pull your heads out of the sand people and open your eyes to the painful truth.
USA rugby, your slanted gilwixism riddled dribble was all but kissing his rear end. Not one, not one gracious word from the pretend victors coach for the United Warriors. me, me, me, me, me!!!!
I know its embarrassing that you have been unable and unwilling to make this situation right.
I hope you all enjoy holding each others hands, while watching "forever strong". When the lights turn up you will find there is no one else in the theater. No one else cares because this is the worst kept secret in rugby. The other High School teams across the country have no respect for Highland. The movie should be called "Forever the Hypocrite" or "Do as I say not as I do".
Call the Jesuit Club in Sacramento for an independent opinion. They have been beaten by Highland in the finals several times. They were so fed up with the two faced hypocrisy, that last year after being beaten again by the Kiwi contingent, they pressed USA rugby to form a separate single school high school division. Now they don't have to play Highland anymore.
Highland cherry picks the best players from all over the Salt Lake Valley and NEW ZEALAND. Jesuit is very happy, finally being on a level playing field.
United was the moral victor on the field today!! They have provided the standard for how to build a club the right way.
Highland with the 6 Kiwi ringers from New Zealand has once again perpetuated the greatest deception in high school sports. The irony is that it is a deception party with only two attendees, USA Rugby and Highland. The rest of us have clued in a long time ago and chuckle as they stuff themselves with the chocolate cake of self congratulation and gloating pride.
Why doesn't someone ask to interview the boys from New Zealand? They are hidden away from the press for a reason.
If they talk and tell the truth then the Highland Rugby deck of cards will crumble to the ground.
I salute the young men from United, warriors everyone.
I pity the young men from Highland and their parents, who leave the field with the biggest pile of points yet a hollow and self serving victory.
Mr Gilwix you are the king again for one day, until you look yourself in the mirror and wipe the chocolate cake from your face.
