Fast, skilled and team-oriented is how Armando Arevalo describes the game of rugby.
“The best part is definitely the culture of the sport itself,” Arevalo said. “You play 80 hard minutes of tackling each other and getting bloody noses, but at the end of the day you have these teammates that are like brothers to you.”
Arevalo is a second-year student who plans to declare political science as his major. He is a member of Chi Delta Beta, a multicultural fraternity. And he loves rugby.
He joined the rugby team last year after speaking with team members at their recruitment table and jumped in right away.