The Eagle Impact Rugby Academy approach to player and coach development is based on the Six Pillars of High Performance model. Each component is critical to developing a professional rugby mindset. This mindset will promote a healthy rugby and life balance while developing life skills that transcend rugby.
EIRA Prospects
In following our mission to identify and develop the next generation of rugby players in America, EIRA is accepting nominations of athletes who wish to improve their skill, ability and mental approach to rugby. If you are interested or know someone who is interested, please share this link.
Mandatory EIRA COVID-19 Symptoms Check
Please submit 3-4 hours prior to your event
Girls Spring Camp - Still Open
WHERE: Casa Grande SportsWorld, Arizona
WHO: Girls born 2002-2008
WHEN: April 23-25
Cost: $460
EIRA Player Development 2021
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EIRA Northwest
WHERE: Washington
WHO: Boys & Girls born 2002-2009
WHEN: Sunday 1 - 3 PM:
Feb 21 - Lacey
Mar 14 - Maywood Middle School, Renton
Mar 28 - Maywood Middle School, Renton
Apr 18 - Chuckanut Polo Fields, Ferndale
Cost: $120 (4 sessions), $40 (individual sessions)
EIRA SoCal Spring Academy
WHERE: Ladera Ranch, Cox Sports Park
WHO: Boys & Girls born 2002-2009
WHEN: Sundays - 11 AM - 2 PM:
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Mar 14, 28
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April 18
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May 2, 16, 30
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June 13, 27
Cost: $160 (8 sessions)
* IF YOU ARE ATTENDING LESS THAN 8 SESSIONS THEN DISCOUNTS APPLY
- contact eagleimpactrugby@gmail.com for discount codes
EIRA Northeast Player ID Clinic
WHERE: 31 Pecks Lane, Newton CT
WHO: Boys & Girls born 2002-2009
WHEN: Sunday May 2, 10 AM - 1 PM
Cost: $45
EIRA Mid-Atlantic Player ID Clinic
WHERE: Mount St Mary's University, MD
WHO: Boys & Girls born 2002-2009
WHEN: Sunday May 9, 10 - 12 Noon and 1 - 3 PM
Cost: $50
Train Smart and Stay Safe!
COVID-19 has forced us all to adjust. EIRA is slowly resuming clinics and camps when given the green light by state authority and our insurance. To better your personal athletic potential, EIRA is sharing a number of workout ideas:
EIRA’s vision is to close the gap in the global game of rugby. Our mission is to identify and develop the next generation of players in America. Clinics provide the necessary skill development for players. Continuity with this development is provided through winter camp and summer tours. EIRA believes ongoing skill development combined with international tours not only provides the individual player personal experience of the fast-paced skilled game of tier one nations, but also enhances the development of their home club with this new-found knowledge.
Together We Make A Difference!
Please consider making a donation
FEATURED PARTNERS
Developing Coaches & Players
in support of our vision to close the gap.
Congratulations to EIRA Coaches Jeff Bonnett (Head Coach), Cam Frater (Forwards), and Andrew Vanos (Backs) for coaching Back Bay Sharks to victory in the Boys National High School Championships!
Together We Make A Difference!
EIRA’s purpose is to recognize and develop elite players, not to make a profit. Contributions help minimize player costs and enable us to offer scholarships to players with need.
Nearly 2,500 players from 40 states and DC participated in EIRA events in 2019. Over four hundred of these players were given the opportunity to tour the United States, Argentina, Canada & Ireland playing rugby at an elite level. Challenging players with competition against Tier 1 nations builds character and skill while immersing them in a tour culture that focuses on integrity. 98.9% of EIRA players continue to play after high school with 95% playing in college.
Please consider making a donation or becoming a sponsor and support our vision of closing the gap in the global game of rugby.
