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Just wanted to say, love you guys! Saw Murderball this last week in my Nursing school class, its how we learned about spinal cord injuries. Hope to see you guys in action someday. Ps. Andy is delicious!

Brigitte Gressing - Friday, May 25, 2007 at 11:19 (EDT)

It made me smile the way Murderball showed some of the players in settings where they were helping others out. It takes a lot of courage to do something for someone else even when you yourself might be worse off.

Brad Pankow - Friday, May 4, 2007 at 9:19 (EDT)

Hi my name is Behrang and I think it's wonderful that someone found the time to create a sport for people limited to wheelchairs. Sure, there are basketball games made for the physically disabled but Quad Rugby feels like it is more specialized. I definitely wish I could watch some games in the near future.

Bridget - Skokie, IL - Friday, May 4, 2007 at 6:13 (EDT)

awesome movie.. helped me look at life at a different prospective...

Robin - Friday, May 4, 2007 at 11:00 (EDT)

I would just like to applaud the athletes of quad rugby. I recently saw Murderball with my English class. The dedication the players put in to each and every competition must be so rewarding. Continue achieving your dreams and having fun while doing so!

Bridget - Skokie, IL - Thursday, May 3, 2007 at 4:02 (EDT)

Hi, my name is Amanuel. I recently saw murderball in my sports literature class and i have to that it blew me away. I'm glad that you could take a bad situation and make it better. While watching it i couldn't help but wish i was on the court playing this game to.
Amanuel - Illinois - Thursday, May 3, 2007 at 3:59 (EDT)

You guys are an inspiration and it was exciting watching murder ball.
Ricky - Thursday, May 3, 2007 at 3:21 (EDT)

I hope you guys do well in the next Paralympics and capture gold. keep up the hard work
Pat - Thursday, May 3, 2007 at 3:10 (EDT)

Let me just start off by saying that you are truely inspirational. I'm in a sports literature class in high school and we recently saw the movie murderball. Your outakes and philosophies on life is truely remarkable and it made us realize to think deeper about the things we truely love. To allow yourselves to continue being active after your accidents is looked upon by all of us and we wish you luck in your future games!
Vivian M. - Illinois - Thursday, May 3, 2007 at 3:09 (EDT)

My name is Anne, I'm from Portugal. I have recently seen Murderball, congratulations it's a great movie. I thought amazing the strong of the team. The movie, show me and my friends (specialy a one of them that is in a wheelchairs) that even in a wheelchairs we can have a normal life. Congratulations!!!
Ana Rita - Portugal - Thursday, November 30, 2006 at 4:39 (EDT)

I want to thank the Wheelchair Rugby Association and all who are involved. My son Jason DeSalvo , a member of the Rugby Rams in St. Louis , was so very proud of his team and to be part of a great organization. He worked hard at everything he did, but the rugby team meant every thing to him and it was one of his greatest accomplishments. We will always remember him as the athlete that he became to be.
Sharon DeSalvo - St. Louis, MO - Monday, November 20, 2006

My name is Caroline, I'm from New Zealand. I have recently seen Murderball, I thought it was really great to see a movie about people in wheelchairs and how life is as real for them as it is for everyone else. Even though I was born with cerebella poulsy and I'm not a quad, I identified mostly with one member of the rugby team (Bob) and also some of the issues that affected all of the team but because I've had a disability all my life it is hard to understand what's it like to have an accident and end up with a disability half way through your life. I really just wanted to say how great the movie was and I hope there's more movies like it. I was also wondering if it was possible to be a penpal with any of the team members.
Caroline - New Zealand - Wednesday, November 16, 2006

I just watched Murderball finally after hearing Zupan talk about it on NPR over a year ago. GREAT film. I laughed, I groaned when you took hard hits during games and I had tears streaming down my face for the final 20 minutes. I just checked out the calendar and although there doesn't seem to be a team near me, I am going to try see a live competition sometime.
Julie Zopa - Winston Salem, NC - Monday, November 6, 2006

I have just watched the movie/documentary Murderball. I can just tell you that you are all an inspiration to life itself. Just hoping that the able bodied rugby players of the world watch this DVD to understand what's rugby is all about: courage, sheer determination, competition and not a drinking game just like the able bodied rugby players usually make it look.
Angie Farrugia - Malta, Europe - Sunday, October 8, 2006

Just watched Murderball...I played Rugby in college until it turned into a drinking team with a rugby game before. :-) I loved it...disabilities are all in your head. I lost part of my hand to a table saw a few years ago. No problem, just adapt...you are an inspiration, thank you. Now I want to go to Beijing, not to see the "regular" Olympics but to see the "real" Olympics. Zupan, you're amazing. Thanks and namaste,
Darren
Madison, WI - Tuesday, September 19, 2006

Way to go USA. Congrats on the first victory. Bring home the gold.
Mom & Pops Butler
Deer Park, Tx - Tuesday, September 12, 2006

Bravo! I just loved the Murderball documentary on DVD. I have learned so much -touched and inspired to my core. Thank you team USA for your hard work, awesome athleticism and modeling for all of us what it means to be the best you can be. I hope to see you all in person and in action one day soon. Good luck in New Zealand. Thanks also to the producers of Murderball.
Lynne
Corona, CA - Thursday August 31, 2006 at 4:37 (EDT)

I was an employed as a pct on the 3rd floor over in the rehab center, and was most impressed with the Tampa general quad rugby team. In fact I was able to see them play three times. You all are really to be commended for the dedication that is shown by all of you in this sport, and that handicaps are not a hindrance but a motivation. Congrats.
Patricia l. Mott , AN

Tampa, FL - Wednesday August 30, 2006 at 3:15 (EDT)

What's up guys I just wanted to say that yeah its took me a while to see Murderball and see what you guys are all about but the inspiration and good will and hope and all around good spirits of you guys has given me a different perception on life as a whole and I really wanted to tell you all that....I paused the movie half way to tell you this it meant so much. I love that you all find the desire and strength to keep life real and do so without feeling sorry or anything and I look at you all as real role models when I take a look at my own life and I just wanted to thank each and every one of you for your inspiration. You all have made me realize that life is good and that even though its hard to see sometimes, if you look hard enough its there and I thank all of you for that.
Sincerely Matt Marois and my beautiful girlfriend Laura Kuhn

Eagan, MN - Friday August 25, 2006 at 10:30 (EDT)

A guy I recently began dating plays quad rugby, and gave me a copy of Murderball to watch. Now I can't wait to see him play -- it looks like a blast! I will definitely be cheering him on.

Karin Hibbert

Flint, MI - Monday August 21, 2006 at 9:11 (EDT)

Murderball ROCKS!! Great job on the site, well done!

Phillip M.

Barker, Texas - Tuesday June 25, 2006 at 5:11 (EDT)

hey how are all u guys going i broke my neck last year when i was 17 and became c5/c6 incomplete quad over in Australia just started playin rugby and im a 1.5 it would be sic if i could talk to some of the players get a bit of info (murder ball was kick ass Zupan)

Dane

Australia - Thursday July 4, 2006 at 10:06 (EDT)

I know that MurderBall had been out for awhile but I just recently watched it and loved the movie. I never knew the sport was out there. I have been an incomplete para for the last 9 years. I would love to receive newsletters and such about the sport and even when and where they will be held. Would love to be able to make to one of the games.

Laura

Yuma, AZ - Thursday June 22, 2006 at 7:17 (EDT)

Hi murderball players, I celebrated us for murderball movie because the movie was very beautiful. I have been using wheelchair for 2 years and I was thinking I am not doing anything. I am only wanting to die but I am very happy now. You give power to me and I am thank you <brave humans good people> again. I am living in Ankara, Turkey my name is Hasan Erkan -16 years old. If you answer my message , I will be very happy, good bye and good luck. The god protect to you

Hasan

Ankara, Turkey - Monday June 19, 2006 at 9:57 (EDT)

True I'm very far away and Arabian from UAE, DUBAI, but I love the Teams and Murderball.. it's really strong man ..I have seen the movie ..so awesome and amazing!! I'm disabled paraplegic of motorbike accident before 7 years.. anyway wish u guys all the best !!!

Saeed

Dubai - Monday June 19, 2006 at 6:55 (EDT)

I recently saw Murderball, and just fell in love with their determination, drive and spirit. I am a mother of a 6 month old daughter with Down Syndrome, as well as two other children without disabilities and watching this movie has allowed me the opportunity to get a glimpse of what life is like living with a disability every day, and how these men make the most of every ounce of their being. They all have my deepest respect, and I am proud of each of them! I had to snicker when one of the players said that folks often classify their sport as special olympics, and that the US team is playing for a gold medal, not a hug. I smiled so much at that comment, because so many people don't realize that the special olympics is VERY different from what these men do. So, to sum it up, I am now a fan, and I tell everyone I know about the Murderball DVD, and I once again, am happy that someone took a chance on these guys and told their story. Keep up the great work guys! Go Team USA! Bring us home that Gold Medal!!!!

Rhonda from Michigan -- mom of Riley w/Down Syndrome, Alex and Zach, and wife of Rob ... the biggest kid in Michigan!!! :0)

Friday June 16, 2006 at 7:43 (EDT)

Saw Murderball recently and loved it. My son is 13 and plays another cool sport - sled hockey. Check out USA Sled Hockey for more information. I recently wrote a book about the sport called "A Shark Out of Water" - available on Amazon.com. I'd love to see a PG or PG-13 rated Murderball that could be shown in schools.

Julie Halapchuk

Springdale, PA - Monday June 12, 2006 at 8:39 (EDT)

Just seen Murderball, a truly great insight into quad rugby, I laughed and cried. Zupan rules!

Raymond Edwards

United Kingdom - Tuesday  June 6, 2006 at 5:10 (EDT)

To The Incredible Rugby Players: I just finished watching MURDERBALL and I was blown away by your athleticism, courage and charisma. I wanted to let you all know how moved I am-thank you all for being so honest. Big Love. PS Keeping beating the crap outta everybody:)!
Tangela 

Jamestown, NC - Saturday June 3, 2006 at 9:13 (EDT)

You guys truly are an inspirational group of athletes, I am half Maori half American so I was really barracking for Team USA all through Murderball and my heart was split in two when I saw the results of the olympics, Sad USA got bronze but happy New Zealand got Gold. Hope Team USA has a great time in New Zealand and win your games. Kia Kaha and Arohanui, (be strong and much love)

Salli

Australia - Monday May 29, 2006 at 7:39 (EDT)

Hello, I just wanted to say that I think all the Team USA Quad Rugby players are totally awesome!!!! :-) I recently rented the movie "Murderball" which up until then I had no clue that such a team(s), or events ever even existed or took place. Please add me to your e-mail list of upcoming future events here in the USA, and also let me know how I can possibly help, volunteer or support your efforts. Keep up the good work guys!!!! You are all Grrrrrreat!!!

Mr. Adrian Claybrooks
Antioch, TN - Friday May 19, 2006 at 4:15 (EDT)

Well done guys (n gals!). You are an inspiration to us all.

Charlie

Brighton, England - Thursday May 18, 2006 at 3:03 (EDT)

Hey, I just saw Murderball this past weekend and I'm obsessed with Quad Rugby. It's awesome! I'm gonna try to find a league in my area to go check out some games. Cheers!!
Kim j 
Monday May 8, 2006 at 11:05 (EDT)

Hey Guys... Its Kristinn... Also known as Red. Hahaha... well life has been pretty good... definitely keeping me busy. It was fun being around you guys while ya'll (had to add some texan in there) where down here. Good luck at the World Wheelchair and Amputee Games.  
Kristinn

Thursday May 4, 2006 at 8:25 (EDT)

g8 work heat Jason gb c ya all soon  
Jason Roberts

Thursday May 4, 2006 at 11:33 (EDT)

Zupan...Thanks for showing me that disabled people can be tough too. I am 29 and I lost my left leg in a motorcycle wreck and was very suicidal. I probably watched the movie 10 times while in the hospital.Thanks to murderball for showing me I am not a pity party.  
Allan Wilde

Rancho Bernardo, CA - Thursday May 4, 2006 at 10:07 (EDT)

I never knew about Quad Rugby. I saw Murderball- the film -and I am now a fan! I think you guys are the greatest athletes I have ever seen! Your talent, strength and skill combined are truly incredible to watch. I am an artist. I have always had "natural talent" so to speak-in art. I work hard at not giving up and only in the last few years have I realized how significant the not giving up part is in my own development as a person and an artist. I am good at drawing and rarely feel like I see others that have acquired as much as I have in terms of skill. So, related to this fact about me- I wanted to tell you that when I saw you play in the movie - I kept thinking- these athletes play this game better than anything I have ever done combined - in my whole life.

I want to see the next game that comes near me. I will keep watching your schedule. Again- you guys are really great. Thanks for being willing to be part of such a great film so that people like me could have a chance to learn about your sport and to watch you play. A new true fan! Again - you rock guys!

Therese Sillars

Northampton, MA - Thursday April 27, 2006 at 12:25 (EDT)

To the team and especially to Dave and Pat from Sarasota, good luck from a fellow Gulf coast Floridian. Anyway, I look forward to seeing some games later in the year. This game is so hardcore. I love it.  
Kristine

St. Pete, FL - Sunday April 23, 2006 at 10:07 (EDT)

Just watched Murderball. Truly inspiring. Am giving serious thought to visiting Paralympics in Beijing. You guys are true athletes.  
Alameda Dean

Alameda, CA - Thursday April 20, 2006 at 1:05 (EDT)

I think it is AMAZING what you guys do! 
Luke Bentel

Locust Valley, New York - Monday April 17, 2006 at 9:17 (EDT)

I have a very personal interest in the Phoenix Heat Quad Rugby team as the Tammy Smith of the support team for the Heat is my niece while Brad is a member of the team. I visited them at their home in AZ just days before they left for the tournament in Austin. There are no words to really say how proud I am of both Brad and Tammy. Brad's determination and perseverance and Tammy's support speak volumes about their lives. While in AZ I watched "Murderball" and found the entire story to be awesome. My admiration to each and every one of you involved in this phenomenal sport!! My love and best wishes to Tammy and Brad
Sherry Wanko

Niles, Michigan - Saturday April 15, 2006 at 8:38 (EDT)

Thank you for the wonderful weekend at at the National Championships. We thought we would go to a game or 2 to support the Texas Stampede, but were immediately hooked and tried to see as many games as possible during the 3 days. You ALL are an amazing group of athletes. Thanks for the fun and we hope to make it again next year. 
Connie and Oscar Dupre

Sattler, TX - Monday April 10, 2006 at 1:05 (EDT)

Saw the DVD today and here are my observations: Murderball athletes are HOT, VIRILE, MANLY, SEXY, AGGRESSIVE, COMPETITIVE, SELF-AWARE, STRONG, ARTICULATE, and NOT SAINTLY, thank goodness!!!!

LOVED the movie--very well done, lots of visual stimulation, great soundtrack, excellent editing. I plan to print the flyer and hand it out everywhere I go.  I think the average person only sees one person in a wheelchair at any given time, and it's easy to stare or look away but not to interact. But to see these teams go at it with so much power is a REVELATION, and the DVD makes it impossible to remain out of the conversation. Thank you all so much. P.S. I even enjoyed the Jackass segment--young guys acting like young guys--I groaned and laughed--and I'm 57--

Anne Kaiser
Harrisburg, PA - Saturday April 1, 2006 at 7:45 (EDT)

been a quad for forty years- i'm a big time fitness enthusiast- i never played but i can dig it. you men- and women, i presume, have done more to change the quad i.q. of the world than all the fund raisers, have done, since jesus cured that guy they lowered through the roof- and that's a looong, long time, ago. it does my old gimp heart good, to see how you changed the way the world sees us.

eugene murphy

Cape oral, FL - Tuesday March 28, 2006 at 5:04 (EDT)

I have a good friend, Brad Schramel, who inspires me and others with his commitment and drive. Good luck at the tryouts.

Jason Dols
Cold Spring, MN - Monday March 20, 2006 at 1:03 (EDT)

I did watch the documentary that was on A&E and it opened my eyes to the world of Paralympics. I think that it needs to be more publicized so that the athletes get the recognition that they deserve. What the Athletes had to overcome was amazing and what I want them to know is that I am cheering for them. Go team USA.
Monica Fish
Garland, Maine - Saturday March 18, 2006 at 10:09 (EDT)

I just watched "Murderball" and I wanted to say how awesome you guys are, the first thing I did was come up here to let you know how hard you kick ass, as though you didn't already know. I really want to find out a way I can volunteer so that I can participate in wheelchair rugby, even the most minor role. I hope you guys play hard and win big, you're all massively amazing. Good luck and go USA.
James Pizzolato
Wareham, Massachusetts - Wednesday March 15, 2006 at 6:42 (EDT)

I rented Murderball and watched it twice, my 7 and 8 watched some of too!! Freakin Amazing is all I can say. It was NOT a pity film, you know who I felt sorry for...the people of this world who are not disabled and are sitting on their A**es!!!

Sarah J.
Mount Pleasant, Iowa - Tuesday March 14, 2006 at 12:20 (EDT)

Go USA! You guys are true athletes: dedicated, tough, and proud to represent your country. The country is proud of you as well. To hell with millionaire pro athletes with attitudes -give me quad rugby anyday!! Wish all of you well in the upcoming events of 2006.
Jeff Meyers
Muncie, Indiana - Monday March 13, 2006 at 12:11 (EDT)

Just watched the film on A & E...Mark and the rest of the team are unbelievable. I am totally inspired by their strength both physically and mentally. I can't wait to show my kids this film when they get older so that they can understand how to overcome true adversity. I will follow Team USA into 2008 and give my support. 
Darryl Denny
Campbell, California - Sunday March 12, 2006 at 2:19 (EDT)

After watching Murderball, I am humbled by the athletes. I am inspired to tell people to watch it and learn. I have a goal to wear Mark Zupan's jersey proudly, but am unable to find it on one. Where can I purchase one?
Todd Flavin
Napa, California - Sunday March 12, 2006 at 10:20 (EDT)

You guys are amazing, a true inspiration to everyone! Thank you for representing our country and making us all proud.
Jon Downs
Chicago, Illinois - Thursday March 9, 2006 at 2:43 (EDT)

Watched on A&E. What a sport! Great competitors. I'd buy tickets to watch you play. Perhaps quad rugby will become more and more mainstream. Keep up the good work!
Harper Price
Toronto, Canada - Tuesday March 7, 2006 at 10:20 (EDT)

Dear fellow survivors, It is with great appreciation that I write to you. I have a plate in my neck at C4-5-6-7 and an L4-5 spinal cord injury, but was graced by the universe to be able to walk. What I appear to be, and who I know I am is vastly different - although my disabilities do not show, I realize now how much I relate to your experiences. And now I am interested/excited about this game that has empowered so many people to their core being. I was happy to watch all of this movie - what others would call gruesome, gave me a self-acceptance and an awareness that I am not alone. After two neurosurgeries, the loss of speech, the loss of muscle/mobility and intense pain, I realize that I don't talk about my experience. It was with sincere appreciation that I watched each player share their private experience. The education to the public is great, and more importantly for me, the telling of the tale reminds me that I do not walk alone in this life. Thank you for your bravery and courage in allowing us to witness your vulnerability as well as your deserved Paralympics medals. You've touched my soul.
Evana Gerstman
Bellevue, Washington - Monday March 6, 2006 at 3:46 (EDT)

I just finally had a chance to see the movie and it is awesome. I wish I'd been able to see the Brockton tournament! It is close by to me and I only missed it by a few weeks. PS-I didn't get a chance to see what all the USA players looked like, but the ones in Murderball are definitely hot!
Ann
Friday March 4, 2006 at 1:01 (EDT)

My boyfriend and I recently watched "Murderball" my boyfriend cant stop raving about Mark Zupan, He's a lil disappointed he cant play, for hes paraplegic, the irony!! POWER TO YOU, KEEP IT UP. thanks
Minna
Toronto, Ontario - Friday March 4, 2006 at 3:50 (EDT)

I just watched Murderball. Amazing. I have a daughter that plays wheelchair basketball. I am inspired. I want to know if Keith Cavill is pursuing rugby. I didn't want his story to end.
Laura
Thursday March 3, 2006 at 11:59 (EDT)

My name is Kory. I am 18 yrs old. I have been in a wheelchair since birth. I have Spina Bifida. I just wanted to say that it takes a lot of B**** to do what u guys do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kory Fain
Rock Mart, Georgia - Thursday March 3, 2006 at 9:53 (EDT)

I watched MURDERBALL on A&E the other night and it was awesome, exciting, absorbing, and fascinating!
Susan Barrett
Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey - Thursday March 3, 2006 at 7:15 (EDT)

As a nurse I have seen many quads of all ages. Not all are able to adapt and overcome the changes. To see the strides that you guys have made is amazing. You all have my deepest respect. I would like to see someone pop Joe in the mouth, he is a shame to this country. GO USA!!!!
Rebecca Williams LPN
Thursday March 3, 2006 at 1:02 (EDT)

I just saw Murderball and loved it! Your will and your spirits are an example to me as a parent. I hope that I can raise my kids with a fraction of the heart that you crazy bastards posess. God Bless You!
Dave Emler
Wednesday March 2, 2006 at 11:40 (EDT)

I just watched Murderball on A&E and thought you guys were amazing. I am interested in watching a game, is there anything here in Arizona. Please let me know.
Shea Sleight
Arizona - Wednesday March 2, 2006 at 12:53 (EDT)

hi guys my name is Ramon. I'm from Venezuela i saw your movie an its awesome you all are an example of struggle against the adversities congratulations keep going and i was wondering if you are selling the replica jerseys of the players????????? because i really want to get one of them, ok fellas my regards and i will follow your steps God Bless You
Ramon Perez
Venezuela - Wednesday March 2, 2006 at 7:40 (EDT)

My bro plays rugby professionally for Candada ( Joe's a trader), i think its hard core what you guys do! I worry 'bout him but it's my love. Fight hard for your team, i do.......
Bronwyn
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada - Wednesday March 2, 2006 at 10:44 (EDT)

I saw Murderball last night and I loved it. Even though I'm able-bodied and playing rugby watching Murderball was still very inspiring for me. I hope to one day be as fierce as you guys on my own team.
Britt
Greensboro, North Carolina - Wednesday March 2, 2006 at 12:11 (EDT)

I watched Murderball on A&E last night. I was interested in seeing the movie as I have been to the games at Lakeshore in Birmingham, Alabama. I was fascinated when I first went to a game to see how wonderful and tough these guys are. You are all winners!
Sherry Abbott
Montgomery, Alabama - Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 7:32 (EDT)

Rugby rocks I have spastic cerebral palsy and have been in a chair my whole life you guys inspire me to believe i can do anything keep up the good work
Val
Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 10:44 (EDT)

I loved the movie!! I'm also in a wheelchair I have Muscular Dystrophy. I want to wish all of you GOOD LUCK in Brazil!! GO USA!!!! I would love to hear from any of you deebug90@yahoo.com
Rhonda
Lynchburg, Virginia - Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 2:31 (EDT)

Hi Everyone I just watched Murderball on A&E. What an eye opener. This team is great. My hat is off to all of you for your hard work. Do you every play in Texas? I would love to see one. Thanks for your time. Jeri From the great state of Texas
Jeri Blaylock
Texas - Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 12:15 (EDT)

Finally rented Murderball after hearing much about this indie film and the fact that I have had calls from a few folks here in Austin, Texas trying to reach Mark Zupan and thought we were related. We aren't, I think, but would be very proud if we were. He appears to have a warrior spirit but such compassion to help others in such a situation. Bravo to you and the rest of the quad rugby teams-
Jeannie Zupan
Austin, Texas - Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 12:38 (EDT)

Hi Everyone I just watched Murderball on A&E. What an eye opener. This team is great. My hat is off to all of you for your hard work. Do you every play in Texas? I would love to see one. Thanks for your time. Jeri From the great state of Texas
Jeri Blaylock
Texas - Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 12:15 (EDT)

I just watched, "Murderball" on A&E Television, and being a woman with Spina Bifida in a wheelchair, I must say, it was absolutely great! I am not athletically inclined to be honest, but I found myself really intrigued, interested and actually really rooting for our team. I would have liked to see them take the gold, of course, but they should all be very proud of their abilities, as I most certainly am!
Donna M. Burck
Glen Burnie, Maryland - Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 12:05 (EDT)

I just saw Murderball for the first time on A&E and am so moved by this film's potrayal of the sport and the strength of the individuals who play it. I play on a varsity High School rugby team in Connecticut and I plan on sharing this film with every guy (and girl) in our 70 person program. I thinking on arranging a screening of the film as a fundraiser for USQRA, any suggestions?
Alex Wilbanks
Connecticut - Tuesday March 1, 2006 at 1:24 (EDT)

The documentary was very touching. Rock on guys.
Ryan
Tuesday February 28, 2006 at 10:28 (EDT)

Great film, nothing like seeing the real thing though. I was in Athens and watched you guys play, I have never been so excited. Looking forward to 2008, hope I can make it to Beijing. Carol (Mum to) - Steve Palmer GBWRA
Carol
Great Britain - Saturday February 25, 2006 at 10:03 (EDT)

I had the opportunity to meet Mark Zupan at my university, URI. It was wonderful to hear him speak and the rugby culture really just amazes me. I recently injured myself and just jokingly messed around in a wheelchair. It's difficult to imagine moving at the same speed and ramming into another person in the way that they do. The sport itself is very inspirational to me and to many others
John
Tuesday February 21, 2006 at 11:16 (EDT)

I watched Murderball this weekend and I loved it so much, I watched it twice. Then I watched the special features, then I watched it with the player commentary, and the Jackass edition all in one weekend! You guys are talented athletes. I can't wait to be able to see one of the games in person!! When do you come to Chicago?!
Lisa

Tuesday February 21, 2006 at 1:15 (EDT)

I would just like to say that it must take real courage to play a game as rough as this. I play rugby in England and it is a rough game but murderball is really tough and I have respect for all of the disabled people out there not wallowing in self pity but keeping fit. You give this sport a good name!!
Mark Card
Bradford, England - Tuesday February 7, 2006 at 4:48 (EDT)

Hi Everyone, I just saw MurderBall, and I loved it so much, I watched it twice...and then I watched the special features, and then I watched it with the player commentary and the director commentary, all in one weekend! You guys are amazing athletes, seriously. I can't wait to be able to see one of the games in person!! I'm hoping to go to one in the near future. Just wanted to say hi and you guys kick ass!
Teresa

Tuesday January 31, 2006 at 3:23 (EDT)

Saw the lads play today at Lakeshore at the Demolition Derby. I'm a teacher, and one of my kids (and soccer players) came to check it out, too. So did my sister and nephews. A great experience---constant motion and intensity all around, as there was two courts of matchplay, with other players warming up between the courts. Texas has a guy named Pate who is a blond tank. If you ever get a chance to see these guys play, do it. Live long and strong.
Neil Gerhart

Ocala, FL - Saturday January 28, 2006 at 7:03 (EDT)

Hi! I was apprehensive to watch the movie, even though I have wanted to see it since it came to the theatres. Well, I bought the DVD, watched it tonight...CAN'T get anymore real than the feelings in the movie. GREAT JOB! I am a para. Have been for 5 years. Not athletic, nor do I want to be, however, the emotions are the same. THANK YOU! You make it REAL!
Lori

Friday January 27, 2006 at 11:07 (EDT)

I just read that Bob Lujano was named MVP at the games in Chicago. I'm almost positive I knew him when he was at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago as a child. I was a volunteer "play therapist." I'm pretty sure everyone called him Shooter.

Debbie Terry
Saturday January 21, 2006 at 4:15 (EDT)

Hi, I am the Mum of Grant Boxall, the Aussie currently playing for Tampa, great to read the results on your site, very informative, up to date etc. At the moment this is the only way I can keep track of him...I am very proud of his and all other players achievements. They are all absolutely passionate about this great game.

Colleen Boxall
Australia - Friday January 20, 2006 at 3:11 (EDT)

Hey guys, you made it to Athens but didn't take the bacon, I'm proud of ya'll, anyways. I just want to add too that the movie was awesome. Go Zupan!!!

Michael Bess
Arroyo Grande, CA - Wednesday January 18, 2006 at 11:06 (EDT)

Just watched Murderball last night. Loved it! I played quad rugby back in the mid 90's and I'm sure glad to see the excitement hasn't changed. I know both Mark and Joe. Both are great guys. This sure shows a true store of how life as a spinal cord person really is. Great jobs guys. Hope to see you all around soon. Past Tennessee Quad Crusher

David R. Haynes
Murfreesboro, TN - Saturday January 15, 2006 at 1:15 (EDT)

hello, just to saw the film murderball. Never knew the sport existed, maybe because I am not much into sport, but the determination of all of the players made the film worthwhile. I'll sure be supporting USA in the next Paralympics. Greetings from the small island of Malta :)

Pam
Malta - Thursday January 5, 2006 at 2:05 (EDT)

Friends over the weekend all sat down and watched Murderball ..we laughed and cried and hollered (shouted if your not from Alabama) and have never felt more inspired and proud...telling everyone about the movie and the team, you good old boys are vicious (HELL ON WHEELS)1-4-06 Suzy-Q

Suzy Steward
Gadsten, AL - Wednesday January 4, 2006 at 5:33 (EDT)

I am a roller derby skater for the Windy City Rollers, and also a PR Rep for the leauge. I have to say we are all excited about your sport and hope to get a chance to work together, maybe hold an event together, or at least attend your events for support! And if you EVER want to come see our derby bouts in Chicago, please get in touch with me! (Our seasons run June-November). Keep on knockin' and rollin'!!! Much love and respect to you all. "Elektra Fire" of The Fury

Sgt. Ron Davis
Chicago, IL - Wednesday January 4, 2006 at 4:21 (EDT)

Zupan and Lujano, thanks so much for stopping by ATL and visiting my brother Peter earlier this year. You really encouraged him and he is signed up to play for the Jackson, MS team while going to college. My family enjoyed the film, and praise God for the affect that the movie is having on the lives of people. Thanks.
Stephen Huwe
Jackson, MS - Monday January 2, 2001 at 12:01 (EDT)

I just watched Murderball and was surprised to see my classmate from elementary school, Scott Hogsett, in it. I just want to let you know that I am so proud of what you are doing with your life and that you are an amazing person. Looking forward to seeing my first Quad Rugby tournament in Austin next April.

Stephanie
Friday December 30, 2005 at 5:01 (EDT)

I saw Murderball on Christmas eve and I instantly fell in love with the game and its players. You guys were so cool! I wish you guys played further up north so us Iowans could see you, Definalty have crushes on a few of the players now:) I respect you more then any able bodied athlete. You have heart and drive that just can't be beat! Quad rugby is officially my favorite sport and you just got a fan for life. Keep up the great work you guys! Anyway to get signed autographs or a chance to meet the players??? do you guys play anywhere close to Iowa?

Maddie

Dubuque, Iowa - Wednesday December 28, 2005 at 11:18 (EDT)

Hi, just watched the movie "Murderball". Thought it was a good movie, and well as I learned a few things. I was unaware of some of the information about quadraplegics. (There were also quite a few nice looking guys) Enjoyed watching it.

Sue Deasy
Idaho - Sunday December 18, 2005 at 2:05 (EDT)

My name is Derek Jolliffe from Carmichaels, Pa. Two days ago I watched the documentary on Murderball and I was just amazed at the will and determination of these individuals. They are some of the most amazing people I've ever seen. I would love to know if there is a way I could get in touch with some of these guys. E-mail address, phone number, anything would be appreciated. Thanx!

Derek Jolliffe
Carmichaels, PA - Tuesday December 6, 2005 at 5:51 (EDT)

Hey all you guys! I just wanted you to know that I made my 6 year old son (albeit on mute) watch the game scenes on Murderball. We are so likely as parents to minimize the game and just make it some nice little team sport, but the truth is- you gotta take what's yours- paraplegic or not. He plays for Lubbock Christian Athletics, and I know it's not the popular Jesus thing to let your kids watch Mark Zupan, but to me, that's EXACTLY what Jesus was about. You guys fuckin' rock, and if my son has to have men to look up to, let it be you guys! I'm tremendously impressed, and so was my little Jedi. I'll bet he plays a better game on Saturday, thanks to you. Much appreciated, guys!

Kristin Bunyard
Amarillo, Texas - Sunday December 4, 2005 at 1:56 (EDT)

Mark Zupan. I am Sgt Ronald Davis, currently deployed in Iraq for my second year. I finally was able to see the movie "Murderball" I must say you and your fellow members bring a new meaning to the Army term "Warrior Spirit" I would very much like to get your permission to add your name to my tank walls.

Sgt. Ron Davis
Iraq - Wednesday November 26, 2005 at 12:05 (EDT)

I HATE SPORTS! At least I always thought I did. Even the traditional wheelchair sports made me yawn, ho-hum (been an SCI nurse for many years). That is until I saw Quad Rugby. I'd heard about it back in the late 90's, but never knew if it came into its own until Murderball. What excitement! What attitude! What fun! Well, you have a new fan. Wish you were televised, so I could bump hubby off the recliner, steal the remote, pop open a beer, yell at the TV and just be one of the "regular guys", doing my own thing! Need a team nurse?

Jane
Oradell, New Jersey - Monday November 10 2005 at 11:48 (EDT)

My name is SGT Spasoff of the United States Army. I am currently deployed in Iraq and just saw your movie Murderball. I just want to say you guys are true athletes with your heart and dedication. Many people say I'm a hero for the job I do. I believe you guys are heros. Good luck in your next competition. If you guys ever come around Chicago or Indianapolis I would like to know and maybe see you guys live in person. Great job representing the US.

SGT James Spasoff
Iraq - Wednesday October 19 2005 at 6:32 (EDT)

hey, just watched Murderball. wicked move! just stoppin by and giving it 2 thumbs up!

Mitchell Ward
Friday October 7 2005 at 1:59 (EDT)

I would like to say Hello to Michael Peacock whos grandmother is in Australia with my grandmother at the moment and she told me about ur wheelchair rugby and i play rugby union in Australia n i tohught that was tough until i saw this sport u blokes have a lot of balls good on you all GO TEXAS! todd heery, NSW Australia

Todd Heery
Wednesday September 28 2005 at 8:19 (EDT)

I would like to say that I thank bishop of Mr. John it who I stop its reply. Very sad not to have photos of the teams U.S.A. 2005. I am the new fan,I live in the Rio, Brazil. I feel that I will not be able more to follow this sport but I would like to come back to congratulate RJ( friendly) and Nick (perseving). This guestbook is excellent, a wonderful window. I will be vonlutaria forever. If I could all congratulate the athlete who had participated,in to wheelchair 2005 do world and us games of Amputee in river Of January, Brazil , I would make. Thanks and good luck, Eliza G. C. S. Good bye!
Eliza

Rio De Janeiro - Monday September 26, at 3:35 (EDT)

The movie is very cool. Makes me want to get back into Rugby. I must say, I'm glad New Zealand won at Athens; keeps the sport competitive. I hope to see Australia in the final in 2008.

Ben Kearvell, South Australia

Ben Kearvell

South Australia - Friday September 23, 2005 at 8:32 (EDT)

Hi I see a litle clip from Murder Ball! It was great ! I hope I cann it see in a movi, but it is wery difikould, there in Hungary . I am to disabeled and set in a wehlchair :) I am werry hapy to see, that not only I think, that disabelity is not a problem, if you think, you can do it all, if you want! I lik it :) and I like how you think about this !!! Great ! Super or mor mor better ! Best regards from Hungary Budapest János Kanyó Ps. sorry for my bad inglish :) but a must learn in the scool in the 60 is russian :)))) so I learn only yet english
Janos Kanyó

Hungary - Wednesday September 19, 2005 at 2:13 (EDT)

I just saw murderball and was blown away. It was the best movie I have seen in a long time and it had everything. I laughed and cried all within 10 minutes. I have been left hanging and I want to know who is the new coach of Team USA!!! Not that it matters becuase I am sure that Australia is going to win next time!!!!!

AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE OUI OUI OUI
Kelli
Australia - Monday September 12, 2005 at 7:09 (EDT)

Hi, my fiance and I saw Murderball in New York at the Landmark Theatres. Thanks for the inspiration and we'll be seeing you Thursday 9/8 at Borders on Columbus Circle where some of you sexy, hardcore men are going to be promoting the Murderball soundtrack. Can't wait to hear it!!
Maria

Queens, NY - Sunday September 3, 2005 at 12:32 (EDT)

i didn't go into the film with feelings of pity-- from my childhood, i have been sensitive to others' struggles, from family members' to friends'- i sat, i cried, i laughed, i cried some more, bottom line, i left absolutely awe-inspired and motivated. more power to all of you who triumphed over adversity, who are true champions and heroes. keep those wills iron strong, i send the strongest commendations to you who inspire hope in others and allow new dreams to be born. With heart and respect.
Cheryl Reed Devitt
Boston, MA - Sunday August 7, 2005 at 6:16 (EDT)

Hey guys: Have seen "Murderball" three times since it premiered. No, I'm not a loser, just amateur filmmaker. And overall rugby fan. I saw it by myself the first time, and took friends the second and third. It's great on every level. The sport. The team. The filmmaking. It's unsmary approach to life in a chair. I've told everyone and e-mailed everyone I know to go see this film. What else can we do? Seriously, this is the only movie since "Bambi" to get universally great reviews. NO ONE WHO'S SEEN IT HAS A BAD THING TO SAY ABOUT IT. What more can be done in your opinion (s)? Farewell from a new fan in Dallas.
Glenn Eddie Gill
Dallas, TX - Sunday August 7, 2005 at 3:39 (EDT)

Man! WOW! What can i say you guys r amazing! well keep it up! and insted of joe sayin "USA learn a new way" it should be " CAN go away"! Lough Out Loud! Keep It Up!
Matt

Meriden, CT - Sunday August 7, 2005 at 2:05 (EDT)

I just saw Murderball today... you guys are amazing, and a true inspiration. Murderball is the best movie I've seen all year... I'm telling everyone I know to go see it. I love you guys!
Cat Arnett
Black Rock, CT - Saturday August 6, 2005 at 5:42 (EDT)

Just saw "Murderball" last night. An amazing movie about an amazing group of athletes from a really AMAZING sport! Is there anywhere near the Kansas City area that I can watch Quad Rugby games? I had never heard of this sport before and now I'm an instant fan! Go Team USA!
Shawn

Kansas City, KS - Saturday August 6, 2005 at 12:37 (EDT)

You guys are incredible athletes. My four kids are now big fans and want to watch the competitions leading up to and including Beijing. One son is hawking me for a jersey. Are they available for sale?
Gina

Rhinebeck, NY - Thursday August 4, 2005 at 9:19 (EDT)

Are there teams and/or games played in North Caroline? My wife and I have an interest in attending a game if there is one in our state.
Marshall W. Sledge

Thursday August 4, 2005 at 7:10 (EDT)

I think the movie would have drawn more people to this great sport if had a better title than Murderball. I'll keep watching BBC on my dish for the real thing. thanks.
Marshal
Thursday August 4, 2005 at 11:11 (EDT)

I watched Larry King last night. I am going through a rough time in my life and watching you guys was truly inspiring to me.
Jackie

Thursday August 4, 2005 at 7:51 (EDT)

I was finally able to see the movie Saturday and loved it. I think they constructed a fantastic narrative with an almost literary arc to it. I must confess, I walked away with a bit of a crush on a few of the guys. If I were younger I might have been tempted to become a groupie.
Pamela

Portland, OR - Wednesday August 3, 2005 at 12:31 (EDT)

Murderball is a phenomenal film which along with the USQRA smashes stereotypes. I've seen some postings here, asking for a fan site... That site exists: www.quadfather.net Check it out, and keep spreading the good word about Murderball the sport and film!
Chris Igoe

Cape Coral, FL - Wednesday August 3, 2005 at 9:45 (EDT)

Our family saw Murderball last night with the senior members of our son's wheelchair sports group. Loved the flick! Our 14 year old is now even more excited about sports from within his chair. Thanks for being so 'real' about your lives and the sport.
T Amick

Chesapeake, VA - Wednesday August 3, 2005 at 8:50 (EDT)

My husband and I saw Murderball last weekend, the first day it opened in Charleston, SC. You guys are awesome. If I am ever in a city with Quad Rugby, I plan to take in a match. You all have true grit.
Janet Hart

Wednesday August 3, 2005 at 6:18 (EDT)

I think that you guys are amazing to keep going on with your lives the way you do. Good luck in life and in the games.
Beckie

Tuesday August 2, 2005 at 1:47 (EDT)

I'm a senior in high school and after watching Murderball, a huge fan of all the guys on the US team. They all touched me so much and got my heart all aflutter. I scoured the internet for a fanmail address but couldn't find one. Thank you for being part of this great movie and I hope to hear from you soon! With snogs and too many thanks to write out,

Alina

Silver Spring, MD - Tuesday August 2, 2005 at 1:47 (EDT)

Hello, I just saw the movie Murderball, which introduced me to a sport I didn't know existed. The rugby players are so amazing, their individual stories so inspiring. Such excellent role models, such extraordinary people, from the players, coaches, and the players' families. I also agree with the calendar idea submitted by another guest, Team USA rocks!

C Pujols
Manhattan, NY - Sunday July 31, 2005 at 7:26 (EDT)

Just saw the movie and I'm speechless! It is a beautifully made film, enormously entertaining, inspiring and thought-provoking. Importantly, it teaches valuable life lessons, including what constitutes good sportsmanship and persevering in the face of daunting odds. I hope my daughter, a high school soccer player, will see it and learn from the athletes in the movie.

Liza
Thursday July 28, 2005 at 2:26 (EDT)

Looking forward to seeing the movie, and in the future photographing some murderball matches. I'm quad my self, have a web site, and maybe you would like to check it out. The address is www.rollingpix.blogspot.com

Ralph Raymond
Tampa, FL - Tuesday July 26, 2005 at 11:45 (EDT)

My son was very athletic and has been a quad for over 10 years. I took him to a quad rugby game a few months after his injury but he was not ready at 17 and the closest team was quite a drive. He recently has joined a group near Salt Lake City. He loves it. Keep growing and spreading out. This is a GREAT sport.
Pam
Salt Lake City, UT - Monday July 25, 2005 at 10:56 (EDT)

My son plays for team canada mike whitehead and we have had the oppurtunity to see the game in person. Just waiing for the movie to come out. To all the quad athletes in the world ...keep up the good work....
Mr Whitehead
Anherstburg, Ontario - Sunday July 24, 2005 at 8:56 (EDT)

Hello, I loved the movie and the sport! Now, I want to see you play in person. How do we get to watch a game in DC? Please put on a tournament here :) Keep up the great work! Thanks.
MKS
Friday July 22, 2005 at 6:30 (EDT)

Sup Keith and everyone on team USA. Its Vinnie Fornino represetin Wayne NJ. I cant wait until the movie comes out I am definitely looking forward to seein it wit u Keith. Kick ass USA!!

Vinnie Fornino
Wayne, NJ - Thursday July 21, 2005 at 11:00 (EDT)

Your site rules. My brother, Steve Dunn plays wheelchair rugby for Canada. He loves it its awesome. I love quads kicking the shit out of each other.

John Dunn
Halifax, Nova Scotia - Saturday July 19, 2005 at 7:22 (EDT)

Hi I live in Winnipeg Manitoba and went to see Murderball with my wife on July 18 /05 I was very impressed with this documentary and my wife also enjoyed it very much .It was something new for us as we had never heard of the sport. strange seeing I am an avid sports fan and this sport was started in Winnipeg . The movie was very informative and enjoyable Keep up all the good work with this sport. I will recommend to a few of my quad friends to go see this movie, as I am not a quad but was very impressed

Kevin Brown
Monday July 18, 2005 at 11:21 (EDT)

Well, I guess this would be considered fan mail. I looked for an official page of Mr. Zupan's and could not find one. Just wanted to say that I saw Mr. Zupan on the Regis/Kelly show. What a heroic individual. He was articulate, and brought alot of insight into this amazing sport. He is an inspiration to all people. If he can do all the exceptional things he does it gives one a hint to get out there, and pursue their dreams.

My family will definitely be going to the movies to see this film. It's a cool story, and it's stars all deserve a round of applause, and kudos. Thank you, and hopefully Mr. Zupan will know there are others that have been inspired by him. He's a great role model for all kids.

Noelle
Monday July 18, 2005 at 9:58 (EDT)

Can't wait for the movie to come to San Diego. I play on the San Diego Women's Rugby team and we're making it a team event to go see the show on opening night.

Heather Haney
San Diego, CA - Saturday July 16, 2005 at 2:16 (EDT)

Forget the cheerleaders! How about a beefcake calendar of the hunky guys on the team! I've never seen guys in such great shape. More power to you dudes! You ought to have your own fan website!

J. Miller
Kansas City, KS - Saturday July 9, 2005 at 2:47 (EDT)

Hello, I just wanted to say I found out about Murderball through a men's magazine. and then started looking for it on dvd then realized it hadn't been out in theaters yet . I cant wait for July 8 to be able to see it. I have sent the link to all my rugby brethen and we are going to plan a trip to the theaters to see Murderball. (Orange County Buck Rugby Club)

Kenny Hustle
Orange County, CA - Monday, June 27, 2005 at 5:45 (EDT)

I am really looking forward to seeing Murderball the movie. I just hope it comes to South Africa. Also looking forward to playing against the US teams that are going to Brazil later this year. Peter East London South Africa.
Peter Truter
South Africa - Monday, June 20, 2005 at 6:01 (EDT)

I just saw Murderball last night at the Seattle International Film Festival. It was awesome. I look forward to being able to see quad rugby televised in 2008.

Kim
Seattle, WA - Friday, May 28, 2005 at 2:30 (EDT)

I play college rugby here at Whitewater. I was introduced to wheelchair sports here at school, because we have an outstanding wheelchair basketball team! My sport is a rough one, as you know. and sometimes it can be hard to compete because the women's team doesnt get the respect it deserves. But this sport is for anyone who wants to play. Thank you for being an inspiration and helping to prove that you dont have to fit a cookie-cutter image, just to play rugby!

Elizabeth
Whitewater, WI - Saturday, May 21, 2005 at 11:11 (EDT)

RIP Jon Houy. Jon played on Katie's Komets BBall team and on the steelwheelers. We miss him dearly.

Kate Chasar
Friday, May 13, 2005 at 7:43 (EDT)

Hey Denver Harlequins! It was great getting to meet all of you in Philadelphia last weekend. you guys were of great inspiration for both my uncle and myself. I wear the bracelet proudly, and want you to know that you have my ongoing support and respect. lots of love. -liesl

Liesl Finkler
Sunday, March 20, 2005 at 6:29 (EDT)

Too Bad for Spammers!! Sorry for us Rugby enthusiast....Any how! I just wanted to say Howdy to all my fellow 2's and the rest of the Quads playin the game. I frequent this web site often because its informative and keeps many people in tune with the rugby world (i mean world wide)! The game scores mostly!! A+ to those who post them KWIK. Keep up the good work! Martin

Martin Larocque
Sunday, January 9, 2005 at 6:08 (EDT)

Just wanted to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone!!
Kenneth Cook
Wednesday, December 22, 2004 at 3:28 (EDT)

Lynn (and the USA team), GOOD LUCK!!! Lynn, I just wanted to say that I am proud of you and where you have gotten. Go for the GOLD. I love you. Your sis, Barbara
Barbara Babcock

Portland, Oregon - Thursday, August 12, 2004 at 7:31 (EDT)

Congratulations to the US TEAM for puttin a whoopin on Canada. Keep it rollin strong in Greece, You guys kick ass!!

Chris
USA - Thursday, July 1, 2004 at 12:57 (EDT)

Zupan is one bad mother ( shush yo mouf )... Why ? Im only talking bout Zupan. CONGRATULATIONS !!

cdi86@hotmai.com
USA - Thursday, April 29, 2004 at 10:17 (EDT)

Congratulations to Mark Zupan on your Michael Jordon Year!

"Fat Man" & Jeff
USA - Tuesday, April 27, 2004 at 12:51 (EDT)

Good luck, FRIEND, at Pacific Sectional Playoffs. Although far away, always close in heart. I have been a Quad Rugby fan for almost a year now and it is awesome! What amazing athletes you all are!!
KB :)
USA - Sunday, March 14, 2004 at 6:03:19 (EDT)

This site was recommended to me by a dear friend, he's a fan, and now so am I! I had never heard of quad rugby before, but it seems like a lot of fun to watch. I'll definitely visit again! I hope I can watch a game someday... Best wishes to all. Oh, and this player, Cliff Chunn, he's sooo cute!

Ludmila
Brazil - Wednesday, January 14, 2004 at 1:56 (EDT)

Merry Christmas USA! See you in January.
Jason
Great Britain - Thursday, December 25, 2003 at 10:55 (EDT)

Way to go!! I'm a kiwi that lives in the New England area and has always played and kept up with rugby all my life and would like to say Merry Christmas and keep the great work up! It makes us New Zealanders very proud to see you guys play and I would very much love to come to see you guys battle it out sometime.
Geoff
New England - Wednesday, December 24, 2003 at 7:25 (EDT)

I was given this site by my brother who plays Quad Rugby. Nate, I'm proud of you and I love you! So where's your picture on this site? To all the Quad Rugby players out there, man, I have to give it to ya. After watching some of the videos, I would be afraid to step (or roll) onto that court . Way to go!
Mel
Virginia - Wednesday, December 3, 2003 at 7:41 (EDT)

Hi. I just wanted to say how much fun I had this weekend. I went to volunteer for the Best of the West Quad Rugby Tournament in San Diego. This was the first time for me to even see the sport but I LOVED IT!! I met some great people and saw very exciting games! I'll pay close attention to the quad rugby tournaments and would love to volunteer again if I get a chance. Please email me if any of you were at the SD tournament and want to share the excitement. Thanks!
Sayaka - Penalty Keeper
San Diego, CA - Sunday, November 17, 2003 at 1:00 (EDT)

Time is running out to get your bids in for the 2003 USQRA Post Season Auction. There are 3 rugby chairs, 4 pairs of Spinergy wheels and two $250 gift certificates available to the high bidders. To submit your bid just click on the link below.

POST SEASON AUCTION