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  • Appleby's rugby programme was officially founded in 1970 with Coach Jim Washington. However, early on in Appleby's history, rugby and football terms were used interchangeably in the Argus. In 1979-80, the Varsity team was the only team from Canada invited to compete in the World Schoolboys Seven-a-side tournament in England. Appleby finished 6th place from 18 countries. In 2002, Girls rugby was introduced into the athletic roster.

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          F01-S09-SS09-FL05 · File · 1983, 1993
          Part of Appleby College Fonds

          File consists of records pertaining to rugby at Appleby College and includes the 1983 New Zealand Tour booklet and the 1993 UK Tour booklet. Each booklet includes photographs and biographies of the players who went on tour, as well as brief histories of rugby.

          Students and Faculty listed in the 1983 New Zealand Tour booklet include: David Paul, Jim Washington, Stephen Mann, Steve Allen, Mark Appleby, Mark Barr, Christian de Josselin de Jong, John Durdan, John Easson, Jeff Fairholm, Michael Habib, Chris Humeniak, Chris King, Paul Lewitt, Peter McConnell, Gavin McCulloch, Doug McCutheon, Paul McMenemy, Karl Reimer, Richard Schooling, David Steele, Rodney Taylor, Fred Wanklyn.

          Students and faculty listed in the 1993 U.K. tour booklet include: Andrew Cockwell, NIgel Tam, Will Raham, Andrew Schwarz, Christopher Trace, Nicholas Feroze, Ryan Chelak, Manny Brar, John-kin Jock, Rob Hammerschmidt, Jeff Kogut, Ian Urquhart, Casey Sinclair, Robert Froom, Cameron Hurst, David Millar, Sean Chapman, Greg Vipond, Randy Warrington, Jerry Finelli, Daniel Ling, Paul Kim, Kevin Stevens, Matt Bowles, Brian Whalen, Andrew Grieve, Steve Cundill, Scott Patterson, Donald Stewart, David Paul, Andrew Blakelock.