Gender: Men
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Women’s DI-AA National Quarterfinals Kick Off
The first-ever Women’s Division I-AA national quarterfinals kick off Friday at two regional sites across the country.
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Plenty of Contenders in Women’s DII Regional Round
The Road to Houston in Women’s Division II starts with sixteen teams from around the country, the largest field out of all four divisions, vying for
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New-Look Women’s Division I Semifinals
The new-look Women’s Division I semifinals are set for Saturday, with Southern Nazarene hosting Brigham Young in Bethany, OK at 10 a.m.
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Mules and Peace Frogs and Gulls, oh my! A litany of teams contend for DIII crown
The quest for glory in Women’s Division III begins on Saturday when 15 teams will enter the Regionals weekend round-up but only four will leave having
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National Collegiate Rugby Announces Inaugural Players of the Year Awards Program
National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) today announced the launch of its prestigious Men’s and Women’s Players of the Year Awards, honoring the top collegiate
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#1 Bonnies, #3 Royals clash in first-ever Atlantic Conference Championship
If the team at The College Rugby Show sat in a lab designing the perfect finale for this year’s Friday Night Rugby series, I don’t think we’d be able to
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Call for Tournament Directors: Submit Sevens Tournaments for Inclusion in the 2026 Spring Sevens Schedule
National Collegiate Rugby is preparing the official 2026 Collegiate 7s schedule and invites tournament directors to submit their upcoming events for
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Top-ten DII contenders will show us the meaning of true grit on Halloween Night
I was working in the lab, late one night when my eyes beheld an eerie sight. A pair of Division II contenders began to rise and suddenly to my surprise
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Learning Through Experience: How a Coaching Innovation Led to a Championship
As part of National Collegiate Rugby Coach Mentorship Program, Brown University head coach Rosalind Chou recently shared how the constraints-led
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New England foes HC and Providence face off in Fall classic
There’s just something about Fall rugby in the Northeast that makes it special. Sure, it’s nice and comfortable to play every game when it’s 65 degrees