7s Coach Emil Signes. Having established himself at the Canberra, Fiji, and Hong Kong Sevens Tournaments he earned a spot representing the United States in the first Sevens World Cup. His final international tournament was the 1993 Sevens World Cup helping the United States Earn a 31–0 victory over the Netherlands. Ridnell's final International 15s match came in 1993 against Canada at No. 5-Lock on 19 June 1993. Ridnell continued international career representing the Eagles on the 7s team until 1994. In total he earned 14 International XVs Caps and 71 Sevens Caps. Business career In 1988 Ridnell left the US Army in pursuit of a career in private industry. He founded TRInternational Trading Co, Inc. in 1994. In 2005, Tony Ridnell purchased a stake in Chemblend of America, in his entrance to Chemical Manufacturing. From 2000-2008 he served on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Chemical Distributors and in 2006 he joined the Board of Advisors for the Albers School of Business, Seattle University, in 2006. In 2014 TRI International was ranked in the 200 of Chemical Distributors Worldwide and in the top 60 in Latin America by Independent Chemical Information Service with $45.2 Million in Revenue. TR International has been an A+ rated member of the Better Business Bureau since 2004. References 1961 births Living people United States international rugby union players Rugby union number eights