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48.50 Arizona: The home of the saguaro and venue for the upcoming, innovative and unknown newly developed sport.

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Over the past few years, Jen and I have worked on a project we believe to be both exciting and tough. It's a new sport played on mountains in areas where the saguaro cacti thrive. We decided to look no further than Arizona of course, and narrowed it down to Tucson. On the mountains in this city, or the outskirts to be more accurate, exists an ideal venue/environment for the activity. Many of the mountains are covered in both saguaro and ocotillo plants. Besides providing interesting, even fascinating sights, they have natural equipment, particularly, the goalposts for SaguaroBall, a hybrid of rugby union and American football.    A set of goalposts, naturally cultivated in the wilderness. When we discovered or may we be so bold while trying to be ever so humble, invented the sport, we were aware that to a prudish mind such as ours, it would be perfectly acceptable. However, Jenni pointed out that the prurient type might interpret the game in a manner not intended. There...