Civetta made his debut for Newcastle playing 58 minutes in a loss to Ospreys in the European Challenge Cup.
(meta data) TITLE: This Is American Rugby: Eagles Abroad: Weekend Review ## Pages TIAR Network Book Club Rugby Gift Ideas ## Sponsor: Canterbury USA ## Changes At TIAR, Key Segments At Rugby Today ## History As The Eagles Defeat Scotland ## USA To Play Ireland In Dublin ## Tuesday, October 18, 2016 ### Eagles Abroad: Weekend Review Eagles Abroad is brought to you by Grubber, makers of fine sporting apparel. The European Champions Cup and Challenge Cup took priority over the weekend. It was mixed for Americans with some getting more time than others and others getting a break. The match headlining things for Americans was Toulon vs. Saracens. Samu Manoa once again started for Toulon before being taken out at his customary 50-60 minute mark. Chris Wyles started and played another 80 minutes for Saracens. This time he chipped in with a try as Saracens won. Wyles wasn't the only one to pick up a score over the weekend. U.S.-eligible Toni Pulu had two tries for Counties Manukau. Marcel Brache had a try as his Perth Sprit team beat James Hilterbrand's Sydney Rays side. Other players to see time over the weekend include Thretton Palamo starting for Bristol and Cam Dolan doing the same at Cardiff. Nick Civetta also got in on the action with his first start for Newcastle. Take the jump to read more. British Isles: European Champions CUp Chris Wyles started, played 80 minutes, and scored a try while Titi Lamositele was not in the line-up for Saracens as they beat Samu Manoa and Toulon 31-23 on Saturday. Manoa started and played 52 minutes. Neither Greg Peterson nor Langilangi Haupeakui were in the line-up for Glasgow as they beat Leicester 42-13 on Friday. AJ MacGinty was not in the line-up for Sale as they lost to Scarlets 28-11 on Saturday. Callum Black was not in the line-up for Ulster as they lost to Bordeaux 28-15 on Sunday. European Challenge Cup Thretton Palamo started and played 80 minutes for Bristol as they lost to Blaine Scully, Cam Dolan, and Cardiff 33-20 on Friday. Dolan came off the bench and played 27 minutes and Scully was not in the line-up. Nick Civetta started and played 58 minutes while Paddy Ryan wasn't in the line-up for Newcastle as they lost to Sam Underhill and the Ospreys 45-0 last Friday. Underhill is injured and won't play for months. He's also likely to play for England or Wales before the Eagles. British & Irish Cup Ronnie McLean and Tom Bliss were not in the line-up for Richmond as they lost to Leinster 'A' 68-19 on Saturday. Will Magie started and kicked four conversions and a penalty for Ealing as they beat Yorkshire Carnegie 51-35. National League 1 Hayden Smith and Esher lost to Hull Ionians 32-29 on Saturday. Robbie Shaw on Hartpury beat Blaydon 47-5 on Saturday. Conor Kearns plays with Oxford University. Ollie Drew plays with Bournemouth University. Louis Mulholland plays with Bath University and occasionally with Cheshunt. Dan Hostetler plays with Cardiff University. David Ibanez plays with Scarborough. All Ireland League Pierce Dargan, Jesse Milne, Will Sims, Oisin Brady, and Ian Kinsley, and Trinity had the weekend off. Liam Bourke and UCD had the weekend off. Dino Waldren and Blackrock had the weekend off. Liam Murphy and Clontarf had the weekend off. Women's Premiership Jess Wooden, Kimber Rozier, and Aylesford beat Richmond 17-5 on Sunday. France: European Champions and Challenge Cups Samu Manoa see above. Gagi Bazadze was not in the line-up for Montpellier as they lost to Northampton 16-14 on Saturday. Taku Ngwenya came off the bench and played 70 minutes for Brive as they lost to the Dragons 37-16 on Friday. Pro D2 Christian Ostberg was not in the line-up for Aurillac as they beat Colomiers 19-13 on Sunday. Dave Ryan started and played 51 minutes for Agen as they beat Bourgoin 21-14 last Friday. Federale 1 Eric Fry started and played 70 minutes for St. Nazaire as they lost to Aubenas 38-15 on Sunday. Victor Camptat plays for the Brive Reserves. Mose Fualaau plays for the Clermont Academy. Inaki Basauri plays for Stade Nantais. New Zealand: Mitre 10 Cup Chris Baumann started and played 66 minutes for Wellington as they lost to Waikato 28-24 on Saturday. Toni Pulu started, played 80 minutes, and scored two tries as Counties Manukau as they beat Canterbury 33-21 on Friday. Tony Lamborn started and played 80 minutes for Hawke's Bay as they lost to Bay of Plenty 26-24 on Saturday. Pasqualle Dunn was not in the line-up for Auckland as they lost to Taranaki 35-32 on Thursday. Michelle Wong is training and playing with Sydenham. Australia: National Rugby Championship James Hilterbrand came off the bench and played 26 minutes for the North Harbour Rays as they lost to Marcel Brache and the Perth Spirit 42-24 on Sunday. Brache started, played 80 minutes, and scored a try. Super Rugby Marcel Brache and the Western Force have finished their season. Chris Coyle is a part of the Brumbies training squad. Shute Shield Chris Chapman and Sydney University have finished their season. Dewar Shield James King and Moorabbin have finished their season. Japan: Super Rugby Andrew Durutalo and the Sunwolves have finished their season. Other: BC Premier League Graham Harriman and James Bay had their match against Castaway Wanderers cancelled. 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Nick Civetta
Club career.
Civetta moved to Berkeley, CA and played for San Francisco Golden Gate RFC in the Rugby Super League in 2012.  In 2013, he played with New York Athletic Club in the newly formed US Elite Cup. 
 In the summer of 2013, Civetta signed a contract with Rome-based Lazio playing in the National Championship of Excellence competition.  After the 2013–2014 season, Civetta signed with Parma based Rugby Viadana. 
 On 6 May 2016, Civetta signed for England top-flight club Newcastle Falcons in the Aviva Premiership from the 2016-17 season.