The guys are back with a recap of week 1 of the Pacific Nations Cup. Corey makes a BIG announcement and Aaron, Liam and Josh talk through USA’s upcoming match against Samoa.

Chance Wenglewski took some time away from Pacific Nation's Cup Camp to chat with Earful of Dirt's Aaron Castro about his rugby journey.

Earful of Dirt’s Aaron Castro and Josh Fredlund, along with special guest Craig Gridelli, check in on headlines from Major League Rugby and do a deep dive into the upcoming Pacific Nations Cup.

Jude Kerrison was selected to referee and teach the contestants the game of rugby on the Newport, Rhode Island, episode of The Bachelorette. Earful of Dirt’s Arron Castro talks with Jude about his rugby background and his experience on the show.

Hope Rogers, USA Women's Eagles No 223 has been around the park as an International rugby player. On the eve of her 28th cap she chats with Earful of Dirt’s Aaron Castro about her rugby journey from high school to present day.

Following Rounds 3's matches we were able to speak with Captain Gaelle Hermet and Head Coach Annick Hayraud of France, Head Coach Glenn Moore of the Black Ferns, Captain Elissa Alarie of Canada Women, and Head Coach Simon Middleton of the Red Roses.

Aaron sits down with Kristine Sommer to discuss her journey in advance of the 2019 Super Series. Kristine is a Lock/Flanker for the USA Women Eagles. Kristine was a multi-sport athlete growing up and thru High School before she found Rugby at UCSB. At every level she has achieved and always sought to better herself. In 2017 she earned her first cap as Eagle #263 and has been a key part of the tight-five since.

Aaron gives an overview of the US Women Eagles selected for the 2019 World Rugby Women's Super Series in San Diego. After that he sits down with Rob Cain to discuss most of the development year going back to the November Tour, Opportunity Development Camps, and the victory over the Women Barbarians.

For Tickets, check out usarugby.org/superseries2019

With the seawall in full effect, the Seattle Seawolves mauled over San Diego Legion for a last second try, thus becoming two-time MLR champs!

The 2019 Major League Rugby semifinals took place last weekend and they were a couple of show stoppers. San Diego squeaked past Rugby United New York, while Seattle handled their business against Toronto.