US Rugby Star Alev Kelter Gets 3-Match Ban for Stamping on Opponent's Head
- United States rugby star Alev Kelter received a three-match ban after stamping on an Australian opponent's head during a Pacific Four Series test on Saturday.
- Kelter's red card followed a referee review of footage showing her forcefully stamping on Australia center Georgie Friedrichs, with a judicial panel hearing held Tuesday.
- The disciplinary committee accepted Kelter's remorse, early acknowledgment, and clean record, reducing an initial six-match ban to three matches applied during her suspension from upcoming tests and club games.
- Referee Aimee Barrett-Theron labeled the foul as violent misconduct, emphasizing that it was intentional and posed a serious risk, while Kelter acknowledged that her behavior was reckless.
- This incident highlights rugby's strict stance on head contact fouls to reduce injuries, with the U.S. Coach apologizing and Australia winning the match 27-19.
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US rugby star Alev Kelter gets 3-match ban for stamping on opponent’s head
United States women's rugby star Alev Kelter was handed a three-match ban on Tuesday for stamping on the head of an opponent in a test match against Australia.
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US rugby star Alev Kelter gets 3-match ban for stamping on opponent's head
United States women's rugby star Alev Kelter has been handed a three-match ban for stamping on the head of an opponent in a test match against Australia. Kelter is a three-time U.S. Olympic representative in rugby sevens. She was sent…
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