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George Conahey

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George Conahey

Listed in OMBAC’s printed Eagles roll. USA 7s player / USA 7s manager / trainer.

First recorded USA service · 1992

USA Benidorm Sevens · 1992 · George Conahey named in the source caption
USA Benidorm Sevens · 1992 · George Conahey named in the source caption · Emil Signes / USA Sevens archive

OMBAC club record

1990s

Player

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USA Benidorm Sevens · 1992 · George Conahey named in the source captionEnlarge ↗USA Benidorm Sevens · 1992 · George Conahey named in the source caption
USA Benidorm Sevens · 1992 · George Conahey named in the source caption · Emil Signes / USA Sevens archive
Second photograph ↗
Club record & sources

These are recorded seasons and roles; they may not cover the person’s full time at the club.

  • 1997Player · 1997 seasonSource ↗
  • 1995 national sevens titlePlayer · 1995 national sevens championsSource ↗

Career résumé

Center · National staff

USA sevens
  1. 1992-05-22/1992-05-23 · Benidorm Sevens

    Named try scorer against Ukraine. Source ↗

  2. 1993-05-22/1993-05-23 · Sicily Sevens

    Scored a hat trick in the Netherlands opener and 23 points in the Etna Cup final. Source ↗

  3. 1993-06-05/1993-06-06 · Lisbon Sevens

    Contemporary report names his tries and conversions across the tournament. Source ↗

The OMBAC affiliation

Recognised on OMBAC’s Eagles roll and confirmed by the club contributor.

Club contributor / supplied club records

Photograph provenance

USA Benidorm Sevens · 1992 · George Conahey named in the source caption · Emil Signes / USA Sevens archive

The national record

USA sevens tournaments
3+ documented minimum

National service & the OMBAC connection

George Conahey represented the USA in sevens before serving the national programme as manager and trainer. Emil Signes’s Benidorm archive identifies him in the May 22–23, 1992 USA squad photograph and records his try in the Eagles’ 16–12 win over Ukraine. This establishes at least one played international sevens tournament; it is not a complete career count. The Spanish federation’s 1998 international sevens programme separately lists him as USA physiotherapist. OMBAC honours his playing and support service on its original Eagles roll.

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