The following report was sent by Lost Souls team coach Bruises McGee:

Lost Souls Rugby Football Club is competing for North American Shield at NORAM Cup.

The Lost Souls Rugby Football Club is proud to represent Dallas at the 2025 North America (NORAM) Cup — the largest gay and inclusive rugby union tournament in North America. Held every two years, this tournament brings together fierce, passionate, and welcoming teams from across the continent.

We’re competing for the North American Shield, facing off against teams from Arizona, Chicago, Louisiana, Mexico, San Francisco, Toronto, and Wisconsin. Pool play begins tomorrow, with three high-stakes matches for the Souls. First up: Spicy Rugby Querétaro, followed immediately by the Chicago Dragons Blue, and wrapping the day against Toronto Muddy York.

We’re honored to take the pitch and share our unique brand of rugby — one that blends grit, joy, inclusion, and pride. We invite you to follow along and cheer us on throughout the weekend.

Lost Souls Rugby Dominates Day 1 of NORAM Pool Play

The Lost Souls Rugby Football Club came out strong on Day 1 of pool play at the IGR North American Championship (NORAM), showcasing grit, teamwork, and determination. Representing Dallas with pride, the Souls went undefeated in their pool with three decisive victories: Lost Souls 55 vs. Spicy Rugby Querétaro 0 Lost Souls 47 vs. Chicago Dragons 7 Lost Souls 22 vs. Toronto Muddy York RFC 14.

With powerful offense and resilient defense, the team secured a top seed heading into bracket play. The journey continues tomorrow with three more anticipated matches as the Souls set their sights on championship glory.


NORAM Update – Final Day Recap

Day two was a true test of heart for the Lost Souls. Battling through multiple injuries, our squad dug deep and left it all on the pitch.

We opened the day with a strong quarterfinal performance against the San Francisco Fog C side, followed by a gritty semifinal match versus the New Orleans Rougaroux. Our efforts earned us a spot in the Shield Final, where we faced a powerful Phoenix Storm team.

Though we didn’t bring home the trophy, we left the field with our heads high and our brotherhood stronger than ever. To our incredible sponsors — Dallas Eagle, TMC, Package Dallas, and the Whistling Pig Neighborhood Bar — thank you for your unwavering support. You help make it possible for us to compete, grow, and represent our community with pride. Here’s to bumps and scrape, brotherhood, and the beautiful game.

— from staff reports

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