in his first international and scored a breathtaking try.  England won a line-out in their own 25 (as it was then).  The ball was passed down the line to English centre, Colin McFadyean, who kicked towards the halfway line.  The ball bounced once and was seemingly going in to touch.  Instead, Jarret sprinted onto the ball, taking it without breaking stride. He sprinted down the touchline, outflanking the whole of the astonished England defence, to score in the left corner.  He converted his own try from just inside the touchline. Besides scoring a try, he kicked two penalty goals and five conversions for a total of 19 points.  His performance on the field was so impressive that the match has been knownMichelle Watters has been a Hatha Yoga Teacher for six years and a student of yoga for 16 years. Inspired to pursue teaching because of the improved health she experienced through yoga, she completed her 200 hour YTT in 2009 which focused on heart-centered hatha yoga and completed her 500 hour YTT in 2015 as a Phoenix Rising Therapeutic Yoga Teacher. Her instructional approach—described as calming, smooth flowing, intuitive, and accepting of all levels—invites participants toward self-reflection and personal learning. Her personal practice has enhanced her life with greater wellness and has expanded her awareness in living yoga beyond the mat.