The Sacramento Kings finished the season strong, and are only looking to get better. A huge congratulations goes out to Reke for working his butt off this season! Go Kings!
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Tyreke Evans ROY
It seems as though Sacramento will in fact get what it wants; Tyreke Evans as Rookie of the Year!
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Rugby Balls
There are many different types of rugby balls out there. Some balls qualify for matches, some for practice, and some rugby balls just for souvenirs. However, one simple idea is left behind while thinking about which rugby ball to buy. Ask any rugby player just which ball they want, and they will tell you "who cares?"
Rugby players carry a certain dignity with them. They fight for 80 minutes, during that time wishing only to kill their opponent and win the game. As soon as the whistle is blown, those once enemies now seem to be friends. Not many other sports show this type of friendship. The sport literally brings you together. If it wasn't for the rugby ball, the sport would be extinct. Whatever rugby ball you choose, it will be a good one.
I have done some research on these rugby balls. Some have more dimples for kicking accuracy. Some are more oval for increased passing and catching. The most popular rugby balls have a mixture of both. For example, the new Zenon rugby ball from Gilbert Rugby is just that. The ball is affordable at $23.00, but also has a great feel and design.
From here in terms of rugby ball selection, the sky is the limit. Take a look at the Synergie rugby ball by Gilbert rugby. This ball sells for over $100, but is worth every cent! The design has more technology built into the rugby ball, and was the official rugby ball for the 2007 Rugby World Cup. The ball is currently used in matches around the world from the high school level all the way up through the professional levels.
So, many of you out there may be thinking...Where do I fit in? You may not know much about the sport, you may be buying a ball for someone else, or you just may want a darn rugby ball. The choices are not slim when it comes to rugby ball selection. There are tons of rugby balls that have team logos printed on them.
In closing, March is here and that means two things: St Patrick's Day and St. Patrick's Day. The Irish not only love their beer, but also their rugby. If you like beer and tackling people without pads, i would suggest buying a rugby ball and getting started with your local club team! If not, grab a beer and buy a rugby ball!
Rugby players carry a certain dignity with them. They fight for 80 minutes, during that time wishing only to kill their opponent and win the game. As soon as the whistle is blown, those once enemies now seem to be friends. Not many other sports show this type of friendship. The sport literally brings you together. If it wasn't for the rugby ball, the sport would be extinct. Whatever rugby ball you choose, it will be a good one.
I have done some research on these rugby balls. Some have more dimples for kicking accuracy. Some are more oval for increased passing and catching. The most popular rugby balls have a mixture of both. For example, the new Zenon rugby ball from Gilbert Rugby is just that. The ball is affordable at $23.00, but also has a great feel and design.
From here in terms of rugby ball selection, the sky is the limit. Take a look at the Synergie rugby ball by Gilbert rugby. This ball sells for over $100, but is worth every cent! The design has more technology built into the rugby ball, and was the official rugby ball for the 2007 Rugby World Cup. The ball is currently used in matches around the world from the high school level all the way up through the professional levels.
So, many of you out there may be thinking...Where do I fit in? You may not know much about the sport, you may be buying a ball for someone else, or you just may want a darn rugby ball. The choices are not slim when it comes to rugby ball selection. There are tons of rugby balls that have team logos printed on them.
In closing, March is here and that means two things: St Patrick's Day and St. Patrick's Day. The Irish not only love their beer, but also their rugby. If you like beer and tackling people without pads, i would suggest buying a rugby ball and getting started with your local club team! If not, grab a beer and buy a rugby ball!
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