Brian Lowe

The Canadian Wolverines have wrapped up their European tour with a 34-6 win against the Netherlands. The game was played Saturday in Dordrecht, just outside of Rotterdam. The Wolverines outscored the Dutchmen by six tries to one to clinch the win. Head coach Aaron Zimmerle said going into the match they had to make some major changes to their roster, particularly the spine.

Canada Wolverines head coach Aaron Zimmerle regards the team's loss to Scotland as having been a good challenge for his players in terms of intensity and level of game play. The Bravehearts won Sunday's contest 22-10. "The Scottish side had half a dozen players from Championship level, who were instrumental for them in terms of control and impact," he said.

Canada's men's national rugby league team the Wolverines put in a valiant effort, but in the end came up short as they were beaten 22-10 by Scotland in the second match of their European tour. The game was played Sunday in Hawick in the east Southern Uplands of Scotland. The Scots got on the board early when centre Connor Slader finished off some slick passing to break clear and run about 40 meters to the try zone in the first minute of play.