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craa.rugby – The Collegiate Rugby Association of America (CRAA) has announced the 28 teams participating in its 7s national championships on April 25-26 in Indianapolis. Competitors ..
Even if Life University Women's Rugby doesn't win a single title or tournament this season, the Marietta, Ga., team is the standout program of 2025-26. The Running Eagles are not only ..
UC Irvine Women's Rugby is the three-time reigning Division II Pacific Desert Rugby Conference (PDRC) champion and making its second-straight appearance in the College Rugby Association ..
San Jose State University Women's Rugby is making its first appearance in a College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) 15s final and will feature in the DII championship against UC Irvine. ..
Next Phase Rugby and The Rugby Breakdown are pleased to announce their partnership, one that will further connect women’s college rugby programs to high school student-athletes. Next ..
Western Washington University Women's Rugby is heading to Sacramento for the College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) 15s championship finale. The Vikings will play Stanford University ..
ncr.rugby — National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) has finalized the 2026 Summer High Performance Tours, offering elite collegiate athletes the opportunity to compete and develop in top-tier ..
There have been a couple of changes to the College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) Women’s Division I 15s playoffs. They are still kicking off tomorrow, with quarterfinals ..
The College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) will host its Division I women’s 15s playoffs on Thursday-Sunday, March 26-29 at Stanford University. Eight teams are traveling ..
usa.rugby — In an exciting partnership of events, USA Rugby and College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) are proud to announce the 2026 CRAA Women’s XVs National Championships ..
American International College (AIC) Women’s Rugby, a highly successful Division II program competing in National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA), will compete in Division ..
[Updated: 3/12/26] There are three major collegiate competitions to track during the spring. College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) is moving toward 15s and 7s championships, the latter ..
Coastal Carolina University Women's Rugby has competed in every Collegiate Rugby Championship (CRC) 7s since National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) took control of the event in 2021. The Chanticleers ..
The Univ. Iowa Women's Rugby team finished runner-up to Northeastern University at the 2025 Collegiate Rugby Championship (CRC) 7s, and that single-digit defeat has motivated the squad ..
Claremont Colleges Women's Rugby is undefeated in the DI Pacific Desert Rugby Conference, but head coach Evan Wollen cannot be tempted to talk about the post-season just yet. The Foxes ..
The National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA) has named its 2025-26 All-Americans, recognizing 93 NCAA varsity athletes across Division I (45), Division II (25) and Division ..
Goff Rugby Report – Seventeen standouts have been nominated for the MA Sorensen Award, given each year to the top collegiate woman rugby player in the USA. This list, assisted ..
The College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) contests its women’s 15s seasons in the spring, and there are Division I and Division II competitions well underway at this point ..
January 24, 2026, was a wild day, one where National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) nimbly adjusted to unplayable weather conditions to make its Women's All-Star 7s and 15s tournaments a reality. ..
National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) has chosen 92 players from the DI, DI-AA, DII and DIII ranks as its 2025 Women’s 15s All-Americans. The distinguished group includes eight graduate ..
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