US EditionYoung Island rugby standout bound for New Zealand in scholarship surprise
- Kai Abrahamson, a Royal Bay Secondary student, received a surprise 50 percent scholarship for a rugby development program in New Zealand after a last-minute application on May 1.
- Abrahamson will train daily, compete with local teams, and explore New Zealand's rugby culture for a month.
- Abrahamson expressed excitement about the trip and his goals, saying, 'I'm so happy I applied. It's something I'll remember for the rest of my life.
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Warmth in the Cold: Kolo Kahanu at Nelson College
Less than two months remain for the Nelson College scholarship and the three players there are nicely settled in. For Kolomona Kahanu, this has been a special trip. As the first Polynesian player to be part of the US Rugby Foundation-funded scholarship program, Kahanu, who is from Hawai'i and now lives and plays in Provo, Utah, has found a special experience. Warmth and Cold "For me, there haven’t been many tough things about being here at Nelso…
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