Vivian Studdert, a young Stanford rugby scrumhalf, was challenged daily during her Crusaders Global Player Residency in New Zealand, where professional coaching pushed her to develop skills like kicking, passing, and decision-making at a higher level. Despite being relatively new to the sport, she gained confidence, learned through tailored training with Grant Keenan, and returned to Stanford with a stronger game and broader rugby perspective.
Crusaders Player Residency Helps Studdert Take a Massive Leap Forward
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Long Beach State's Elijah Lolesio-Pua returns from the Crusaders Global Player Residency in Christchurch faster, sharper, and more confident.
Crusaders Global Develops Speed, Confidence, and Rugby IQ Says Lolesio-Pua
Long Beach State's Elijah Lolesio-Pua returns from the Crusaders Global Player Residency in Christchurch faster, sharper, and more confident.
The 2027 Touring Window Is Open, Lock In Your Dates Now
Right now, Crusaders Global Academy Director of High Performance Grant Keenan is on the ground across North America, running At Your Facility sessions with Grow
The 2027 Touring Window Is Open, Lock In Your Dates Now
Right now, Crusaders Global Academy Director of High Performance Grant Keenan is on the ground across North America, running At Your Facility sessions with Grow
College rugby program development: how university teams are using international partnerships
From Stanford to Wollongong, how college rugby programs are using partnerships with elite franchises to close the gap fast.
College rugby program development: how university teams are using international partnerships
From Stanford to Wollongong, how college rugby programs are using partnerships with elite franchises to close the gap fast.