Career
Vizard got his first cap for the United States. national team on May 31, 1986 in a match against Japan in Torrance, California. Vizard played for the United States. during the 1987 Rugby World Cup. Vizard made 20 starts at Number 8 and two starts at flanker. In 1990, Vizard was named captain of the United States national team
He captained the national team in eight internationals and on tours to Australia, Japan and the 1991 Rugby World Cup in England.
He retired from full international play following the 1991 World Cup. In 1986 Vizard made his debut for the United States national sevens team of which he went on to appear in 21 international sevens matches.
His last sevens international appearance was at the 1993 Sevens Rugby World Cup. Vizard began playing rugby in 1978 with the Grand Rapids Gazelles Rugby Club.
Vizard retired from club rugby at OMBAC in 1995 at the age of 36.
Vizard served as Executive Director of the Rugby Super League from 1996-1999. He served on the United States of America Rugby"s Board of Directors from 1996-1998. Vizard has also worked as a co-host and color commentator for The Rugby Club, a weekly two-hour broadcast airing on Fox Sports World.
Vizard has been the Executive Director of the United States. Rugby Foundation since July 2004.
He handles the operations of the Foundation and works with the Foundation Committees.
