The Japan Rugby Football Union on Saturday named former national team captain Shigetaka Mori the president of the sport's governing body with less than three months to go until the country hosts the Rugby World Cup.The 67-year-old Mori, a JRFU vice president, was selected as successor to Tadashi Okamura, 80, at the union's executive board and council meetings in Tokyo."I am determined to lead the sport in Japan. I hope the national team will move up one spot at a time in the world rankings, as Japanese rugby undergoes a baptism of fire at the professional level," Mori said."I hope that in a…READ FULL ARTICLE
