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BARBOS PUMP WATERDOGS; SEASON FINALE OFFERS A CHANCE FOR PLAYOFF BERTH
The Denver Barbarians made a statement with a commanding 80-28 win over the Waterdogs Saturday, positioning themselves for a showdown against Aspen October 24th at Infinity Park (2p kick off) to wrap up the regular season. With a beautiful fall day as the setting, the Barbos ran in many tries and did their best to restore order in the Denver derby after last year’s disappointing results.
After allowing the Waterdogs to stay in the game for the first half – taking a 24-14 lead into halftime – the Barbos unleashed an attack their opponents could not contain. The men in Green and White played with freedom, style, panache and pizzazz, scoring some show stopping end-to-end team tries in the onslaught.
BARBOS HEAD TO CLUB NATIONAL 7S WITH A COHESIVE SQUAD
The summer of 2026 brought together old and new in the Barbo 7s camp. After bringing on Dave Williams to coach and lead the men, the professional coaching impact was immediately felt by the team. After securing tournament wins in Mingo 7’s, Denver 7’s & Fountain City 7’s … the boys are hungry for the grand daddy of them all. Veteran physio Purvi Desai will be strapping knees, and team manager Howard Kent wielding more spreadsheets than your average accountant, the management team is excited to support this exciting group of players who are blessed and honored to wear the Green & White.
BARBO 7S UNDEFEATED THROUGH TWO TOURNAMENTS, SHIFTING FOCUS TO SUNPLASH 7S
The Denver Barbo 7’s program is renowned for producing home grown talent and continually competing at the highest level. Saturday June, 24th at Prospect Park was no exception. The Barbos finished 1,2 and went undefeated in pool play throughout the day. The Barbo A side was led by Mickey Bateman & Malik Bryant who both scored early and often throughout the day. The Barbo B side had multiple standouts including Nick Johnson, Thomas LaMuraglia & USA 7’s Eagle Ben Pinkelman.