Dartmouth College’s Madison Hughes has been tearing it up in New England for the last couple of years, and it comes as little surprise he is being recognized nationally for his achievements. Last month he was named to the Olympic Residency squad of twenty five players for 2014, the only men’s player from New England on the squad.
His first outing with the squad was to the recent USA Sevens Las Vegas tournament. There Hughes competed not on the main USA team but on what was essentially the second side, called the Falcons.
The Falcons squad fell to a star-studded Serevi Selects in the final, but Hughes’ efforts were rewarded with his first call up to the USA squad for the next round of Seven’s competition, the Wellington Seven’s in Wellington, New Zealand, scheduled for Feb 7th and 8th.
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Hughes is enjoying the latest developments in his career. Those who had to face Hughes over the last couple of years in New England may not be able to breathe easy, however, as Hughes fully expects to be back to play with Dartmouth this spring. He has been able to take classes in the summers, and coupled with Dartmouth’s semester schedule, Hughes expects to graduate in summer 2015, losing no time despite all his additional rugby undertakings. And it will not be just in sevens, he expects to fully compete in traditional fifteens also with Dartmouth.
What does the future hold for Hughes? Is he looking at Rio 2016? “The Olympic Games are the pinnacle of sport, and it would be an incredible privilege to be able to go. However the competition is immense, both individually and as a team. The qualification process is difficult, and we’ve got to improve in order to get there. Within the team there are lots of really good players, and so there’s going to be lots of competition for spots. It’s certainly something that I think about though, and am going to be working very hard in order to increase the chances of it being a possibility”.