Eagle High grads named to U.S. national rugby team

Olivia and Reece Woods will compete for the USA women's rugby team in the PAC4 series.

Apr. 16, 2026 at 1:54am

A vibrant, expressionist painting in neon colors depicting the dynamic movements and raw energy of a rugby match, with the players' faces and uniforms dissolved into unrecognizable splatters of color.The Woods sisters' selection to the U.S. national rugby team showcases the talent and dedication of young athletes from smaller communities.Eagle Today

Olivia and Reece Woods, twin sisters and graduates of Eagle High School in Idaho, have been selected to represent the United States women's national rugby team in the upcoming PAC4 international rugby series.

Why it matters

This is a significant achievement for the Woods sisters and their hometown of Eagle, Idaho, as it showcases the talent and dedication of young athletes from smaller communities who are able to compete at the highest levels of their sport.

The details

Olivia and Reece Woods, both 22 years old, have been playing rugby since high school and have quickly risen through the ranks of the sport. Their selection to the U.S. national team comes after years of hard work, training, and standout performances at the collegiate and club levels.

  • Olivia and Reece Woods graduated from Eagle High School in 2022.
  • They will represent the USA women's rugby team in the PAC4 series in June 2026.

The players

Olivia Woods

A 22-year-old rugby player who graduated from Eagle High School in Idaho and has been selected to represent the United States women's national rugby team.

Reece Woods

A 22-year-old rugby player who graduated from Eagle High School in Idaho and has been selected to represent the United States women's national rugby team, along with her twin sister Olivia.

Eagle High School

A high school located in Eagle, Idaho that has produced two talented rugby players, Olivia and Reece Woods, who have been selected to represent the United States women's national rugby team.

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What they’re saying

“This is a dream come true for us. We've worked so hard to get to this point, and we're honored to represent our country on the international stage.”

— Olivia Woods

“Eagle High has always been a special place for us, and we're grateful for the support and guidance we've received from our coaches and community. This is a proud moment for our hometown.”

— Reece Woods

What’s next

The U.S. women's national rugby team will compete in the PAC4 series in June 2026, where they will face off against teams from Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

The takeaway

The selection of Olivia and Reece Woods to the U.S. national rugby team showcases the talent and potential of young athletes from smaller communities, and serves as an inspiration for other aspiring rugby players in Idaho and across the country.