Recordando Pampas XV Campeones en su debut de Pacific Rugby Cup 2014- Remembrances of Pampas XV Champions in their Pacific Rugby Cup debut in 2014

Recordando Pampas XV Campeones en su debut de Pacific Rugby Cup 2014- Remembrances of  Pampas XV Champions in their Pacific Rugby Cup debut in 2014

Recordamos hoy a los Pampas XV (los antecesores de Jaguares, franquicia en  Super Rugby 18) que se consagraron campeones en debut de la Pacific Rugby Cup 2014, con plantel donde destacaron los cordobeses Rodrigo Bruno (flanker del Jockey Club Villa María), Matías Alemanno (segunda línea de La Tablada) y Tomás Ramírez (pilar del Jockey Club Córdoba).

En su gira por Australia los Pampas XV terminaron el periplo ganando la final del torneo a los Queensland Reds A de Brisbane por 36-21 el domingo 23 de marzo de 2014 en Sydney y alcanzó el segundo título en su historia, tras la conquista de la Vodacom Cup sudafricana en 2011, entrenada por el tucumano Daniel Hourcade y también de forma invicta. Antes de ese desenlace la escuadra entrenada por el rosarino Raúl Pérez con la coordinación de Daniel Hourcade, dió muestra de madurez, ganando a los Gen Blue, segunda formación de los Waratahs que contó con seis jugadores que una semana antes habían ingresado desde el banco, ante los Reds en Super Rugby 15 de 2014.

También en su trayectoria de aproximación a la final ganaron Los Pampas XV a los Western Force de Perth, compartieron entrenamientos con los Waratahs de Sydney y frente a los Brumbies de Canberra. Para imponerse en el certamen a los isleños del Pacífico Sur como Samoa A (38-24) y Tonga A (47-20).

Remembrances of  Pampas XV Champions in their Pacific Rugby Cup debut in 2014

We remember on Tuesday, March 28, 2017, the Pampas XV (predecessors of Jaguares,  franchise the Super Rugby 18), who became champion in the debut of the 2014 Pacific Rugby Cup, with a squad composed by Cordovan Rodrigo Bruno (flanker of Jockey Club Villa Maria), Matías Alemanno (second line of La Tablada ) and Tomás Ramírez (tight head prop of the Jockey Club Córdoba).

In their tour of Australia the Pampas XV finished the tour winning the final the tournament against  Queensland Reds A of Brisbane by 36-21 on Sunday, march 23 2014 at Sydney and reached the second title in its history, after the conquest the South African Vodacom Cup in 2011, trained By the Tucuman’s Daniel Hourcade and also of undefeated form.

Before that denouement the squad trained by Raúl Pérez from Rosario, with coordination of Daniel Hourcade, gave maturity sample, winning to Gen Blue, second formation of Waratahs that counted on six players that a week before had entered from the bench, against Reds in Super Rugby 15 of 2014. Also in their path of approach to the final Pampas XV they won to Western Force of Perth, shared trainings with Waratahs of Sydney and against Brumbies of Canberra. To prevail in the contest to the islanders of the South Pacific like Samoa A (38-24) and Tonga A (47-20).