EMMITSBURG, Md. (September 26, 2026) – Sophomore Raylon Murry was the man of the match for Mount St. Mary's men's rugby as they fell to the Mary Washington Eagles, 31-26. The Detroit, Michigan product finished with two tries and a team-high 12 tackles.
 
Murry's tries both came in the second half, scoring in the 63^rd minute and the 81^st minute. Fionn Moroney also added his name to the try sheet with a second half score. Conversion kicks were made by Jacob Gandy and Benjamin Quiroga. Gandy impressed on defense as well with eight tackles.
 
Mary Washington built up a 26-7 lead at the break, with the Mount scoring on a penalty. The home side made a valiant charge with their 19 second half points, but one further try by the Eagles proved the difference in the match.
 
The Mount is now 1-2 this season with the result.
 
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On Friday, October 9, the Mount travels to West Point, New York, to challenge Army.