Utahquad rugby galleryPublished: March 26, 2007, 10:46 a.m. MDTView CommentsShareView 9 moreUtah's Brian Lahti, of Sandy, and Una Taufa, of Salt Lake, front, size up the competition before their game against the Texas Stampede. Utah's only team, the Scorpions, is ranked 18th. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreUtah Scorpions' Matt Bambrough drives to the goal line during a quad rugby match against the Phoenix Heat at the University of Utah. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreBambrough is blocked by Jesse Honl of the Texas Stampede. The athletes were competing in Mountain Division sectionals being held this week at the U. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreQuad rugby, or wheelchair rugby, was originally called "murderball" due to the game's aggressive nature. It was introduced in the United States in 1981, and a 2005 documentary titled "Murderball" won a top Sundance honor and was nominated for an Academy A Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreTexas athlete Robert Boothby of Austin, Texas, is assisted putting on special gloves and sleeves before the Utah Scorpions take on Texas at the USQRA Mountain Sectionals Tournament at the University of Utah. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreRobert Boothby of Austin, Texas, looks to the referee to see if the point counted before worrying about getting back on his wheels. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreThe Utah Scorpions take on Texas at the USQRA Mountain Sectionals Tournament at the University of Utah. Competition will resume today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreUtah's Tim Ostler of Sandy tapes up prior to a game at the University of Utah. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreThe Utah Stampede huddles up before a game. Players may have various disabilities to compete. They must have a combination of upper and lower extremity impairment, and most have suffered cervical-level spinal injuries. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News View 9 moreUtah's Brian Lahti, left, is almost upended in a collision with a Phoenix Heat player during a game at the University of Utah. Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News By Deseret NewsView CommentstextJoin the ConversationLooking for comments?Find comments in their new home! Click the buttons at the top or within the article to view them — or use the button below for quick access.VIEW COMMENTS