The only thing better than seeing a great talent join the Denver Barbarians is also watching them leave for greater rugby opportunities. This was the case for Barbo great Ke’Von Williams who joined the Barbo 7’s program in the summer of 2014. Even though he had only recently started playing rugby at New Mexico Highlands University, he arrived in Denver as one of the best pure athletes the team had seen in years. At the wing, he dominated the men’s club 7’s circuit for the next four summers before he was called into the USA Men’s Eagles 7’s camp in Chula Vista. Not only did he make the team, but transformed himself as a rugby player, learned a new position, became one of the most potent halfbacks on HSBC 7’s circuit and eventually was named Captain of the national team.