Conference: Great Lakes Women’s Collegiate Rugby Conference
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Final Countdown as CRC Begins Friday
On the eve of the Collegiate Rugby Championship, 122 teams, thousands of athletes, referees, fans and coaches are en route to Maryland for the largest
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Women’s Premier Cup National 7s Bracket Announced
April 23 – Sixteen of the top women’s programs in the country from 10 different states are slated to compete for the top prize at the Collegiate Rugby
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Men’s Premier Cup National 7s Bracket Announced
April 23 – The deepest field in the 13-year history of the Collegiate Rugby Championship is set, with returning champion Kutztown looking to defend its
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Women’s Division II National 7s Pools Announced
April 21 – While this is technically the first year of the Women’s Division II competition at the CRC, there could be somewhat of a returning champion
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Men’s Division II National 7s Pools Announced
April 21 – Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s title defense is in full swing, as the reigning champion Redhawks have made their way nicely through a
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Women’s Division I National 7s Pools Announced
April 20 – There will be a new champion in Division I, as last year’s winner, Roger Williams, is one of the contenders in a deeper Division II.
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Men’s Division I National 7s Pools Announced
April 20 – Eight different conferences are represented in the Division I competition – Liberty, Heart of America, MARC, Southern, Gold Coast, Florida
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Women’s Small College National 7s Pools Announced
April 19 – There will be a new champion in Women’s Small College, as the University of Chicago was upset in the Great Waters Championship by
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Men’s Small College National 7s Pools Announced
April 19 – Three-fourths of last year’s semi finalists return in Men’s Small College, with the outlier being reigning national champion New Mexico Tech.
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Final Bids Won, CRC Qualification Closes
April 18 – On the final weekend of qualification, 32 teams punched their tickets to the Collegiate Rugby Championship.