Anthony Parry

photo: Cool Rugby Photos / Rugby United New York
Nationality
usaUnited States
Primary Position
Loosehead Prop
DOB
1990-07-09
Origin
Riverside, Connecticut, USA
Height
1.83m (6')
Weight
112kg (245lbs)
College Team
Gettysburg College
Amateur Clubs
Park City Haggis, NYAC
Pro Clubs
Ohio Aviators

Major League Rugby

SeasonTeamGPGSMINPTSTYCRC
NOLA Gold301100010
Rugby United New York1634635100
Rugby United New York421490010
Rugby United New York10310000
Total-2457535120

USA without key names for Nations Cup tour

The USA Men’s Eagles will travel to Europe for their final round of Nations Cup fixtures with a roster well short of full strength. Scott Lawrence has a group of 30 mostly-domestic players to for the upcoming tests against Hong Kong in France, Romania in Bucharest, and Georgia in Tbilisi. …

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At a Glance: Americas Rugby News Round Up

A cornerstone of Canada’s forward pack, DaLeaka Menin has been nominated for World Rugby Women’s 15s Player of the Year. The USA’s Bella Vogel has been shortlisted for Women’s 15s Breakthrough Player of the Year. The USA Men’s Eagles were humbled by Australia A in New Jersey. The Women’s Eagles …

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Argentina Roster for Ireland Comes with Returning Hero

Los Pumas head coach Felipe Contepomi has finalized Argentina’s first roster for the Nations Championship. His 33-man roster will travel to Dublin to prepare Argentina’s opening match of November on Friday, November 06 against Ireland. The naming of the roster comes with the notable inclusion of a returning hero. After …

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Eleventh Hour Changes to Los Pumas Roster

Argentina has been forced into eleventh hour changes. On the eve of the three-day camp in London, Los Pumas have lost first-choice players Santiago Carreras (Bath) and Thomas Gallo (Lyon) to injuries. Their places on the roster have been taken by Mateo Soler (Dogos) and Rodrigo Martínez (Dragons). Felipe Contepomi …

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At a Glance: Americas Rugby News Round Up

Canada complete a series win over World no. 1 England, winning game 2 in front of 13,117 in Ottawa. Meanwhile, the USA Women’s Eagles completed a series win over Italy. In other international women’s competition, Colombia defeated Chile 28-19 in Santiago. In men’s international competition, the USA were soundly beaten, …

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