Infinity Park
GeminiWER 2025 – Round 10: Denver Onyx v Boston Banshees
BansheesWER 2025 – Rd 4: Denver Onyx v Chicago Tempest
The Denver Onyx host the Chicago Tempest at Infinity Park in Colorado to kick off Round 4 of WER’s inaugural season! The Onyx come into this match unbeaten and averaging 62.5pts scored per game, with a 125-14 points differential after only 2 games. The Tempest are still looking for their elusive first WER victory, sitting at the bottom of the standings with a 0-3 record.
Unfortunately, the Tempest will have to keep waiting for that first victory as the Onyx ran riot in front of a home crowd. a final score of 76-7 sets new records for the most points by a side (76), most tries by a side, and largest winning margin (69pts) in WER history. Denver’s unbeated run continues, with an incredible points difference of +180 (201-21).
TempestWER 2025 – RD 3: Denver Onyx v New York Exiles
The inaugural Women’s Elite Rugby season continues, with the Denver Onyx hosting the New York Exiles at Infinity Park in Colorado. This is the first ever meeting between these sides.
With a dominant 62-7 victory, the Onyx pass 100pts scored on the season in only 2 games played, scoring over 60pts for the 2nd game in a row. The average scoreline for a Denver Onyx game is 62.5-7 after this match.
ExilesWER 2025 – RD 2: Denver Onyx v Bay Breakers
The Denver Onyx host the Bay Breakers as both teams play their first match of the inaugural Women’s Elite Rugby (WER) season in 2025!
Featuring a handful of capped USA Eagles on each side, it was the Denver Onyx who got their inaugural season off to a flying start, with a big 63-7 victory over the Bay Breakers. This sets new WER single-game records for most points by a team (63), most tries by a team (9), and biggest winning margin (56pts). McKenzie Hawkins also set a WER record for most successful kicks in a single game, going 8/8 from the tee!
Breakers2020 – RD 5: Colorado Raptors v Toronto Arrows
The Toronto Arrows travel to Infinity Park with a 4-0 record on the season, to take on the Colorado Raptors.
The Raptors emerged victorious in an error-riddled game for both sides. Robbie Petzer nailed a 76th minute penalty to give the Raptors a narrow lead that they held on to for a 22-19 victory, handing the Arrows their first defeat of the 2020 Major League Rugby season.
This game turned out to be the last MLR game of the 2020 season for both sides, as the season would be postponed for 30 days on March 12, 2020, and then cancelled on March 19, 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This game proved to be the last ever MLR game for the Raptors, who announced on April 9, 2020 that they would be pulling out of the competition effective May 2, 2020.
Arrows2020 – RD 4: Colorado Raptors v Utah Warriors
The Colorado Raptors hold on to claim their first victory of the 2020 Major League Rugby season against the Utah Warriors at Infinity Park.
2 late converted scores from the Warriors was not enough to overcome the 22pt deficit that the Raptors had amassed throughout the game and a winning margin of 8pts means that Utah didn’t even come away with a losing BP.
Warriors2020 – RD 3: Colorado Raptors v NOLA Gold
Gold2019 – RD 17: Glendale Raptors v Seattle Seawolves
Seawolves2019 – RD 15: Glendale Raptors v Utah Warriors
The Glendale Raptors demolish the Utah Warriors in front of a home crowd at Infinity Park. This game tied the MLR record for points scored by a single side in an MLR game (64), after the Toronto Arrows set the record a few weeks earlier. This also tied the record for the most tries scored by a team in a game (9).
Robbie Petzer was the standout for the Raptors, scoring his first MLR hattrick and the 3rd hattrick in Franchise History. Along with his 3 tries, Petzer went 9/10 from the tee for a total of 34pts in this game alone. At the conclusion of the 2023 season, this is still by far the most points scored by a single player in a MLR game.