
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!From New Zealand rugby to Cal Berkeley to Major League Rugby, Charlie Walsh has taken a unique path into professional rugby.In this episode of Rugby 100 Club, host Matt Courtright talks with Charlie about growing up in New Zealand, moving to the United States, choosing Cal, becoming a captain and national champion, and making the jump into professional rugby.Charlie reflects on his first MLR season, including the challenges of being a young draft pick, earning minutes in high-pressure situations, adapting to the professional environment and switching from tighthead to loosehead prop.They also dive into:π Charlie's New Zealand rugby roots πΊπΈ His decision to attend Cal π Winning a national championship π Leadership and becoming captain πͺ The reality of being a rookie in MLR π₯ Competition at the professional level πΊπΈ Growing rugby in America π Rugby Union vs. Rugby League π The impact of the 2031 Rugby World Cup π€ Why rugby creates such strong connections between peopleCharlie also shares his perspective on what makes rugby special β and why the sport's meritocratic nature can bring together people from completely different backgrounds.What do you think is the biggest opportunity for rugby in America?Listen now and join the conversation.#Rugby100Club #CharlieWalsh #MLR #MajorLeagueRugby #RugbyPodcast #RugbyUSA #CalRugby #NewZealandRugby
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