North American rugby is changing-and the biggest tournament on the continent is leading the charge. In this episode of the Gay Rugby Podcast, Jack Higgins and Ozzie Luna sit down with Quinton Leduc for an in-depth interview about NORAM 2025, the next major event in North America rugby. Hosted in Boston by the Boston Ironsides, NORAM Cup 2025 is more than just a rugby tournament. It’s a celebration of LGBTQ+ rugby, inclusive sports, and the queer athletes who are redefining what gay sports can look like.The NORAM Cup rugby event brings together teams from across the U.S. and Canada in one of the largest gatherings of its kind. With divisions for Men’s+, Women’s+, and a dedicated trans rugby match, NORAM Boston isn’t shying away from the tough questions-like “can trans people play rugby?” and “should trans women play rugby?” The answer, here, is a loud yes.In our conversation with Quinton Leduc-Vice Chair of International Gay Rugby (IGR) and VP of the Boston Ironsides-we explore what makes this Rugby tournament 2025 so unique. From his work with the IGR Clubhouse community to his vision for inclusive rugby in North America, Quinton offers rare insight into how this movement is being built from the ground up.We also look ahead to The Bingham Cup 2026, the global championship for IGR clubs and arguably the Super Bowl of gay rugby. Whether you’re deep into rugby in USA or just curious about rugby in America and how inclusive it's become, this episode sheds light on how North American rugby is evolving-and who’s driving that change.If you're into inclusive sports, want to hear about the future of gay rugby, or just love hearing passionate people talk about the community they've built through competition, this one’s for you.