California Collegiate Conference

The California Collegiate Conference is a regional collegiate rugby conference affiliated with the College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) that operates two levels, D1A and D1AA.

The league realignment in 2022-23 marked its expansion and formal establishment of the two divisions, with plans for promotion and relegation between the levels going forward.

For the 2025-26 season California Conference has added University of San Diego and UCLA to their D1A level.

Division: Men's D1A
Division: Men's D1AA

Conference Website

Men's D1A

Updated: January 25, 2026

04.24.2016College Men

St. Mary's to Semis

St. Mary’s joined Lindenwood, Life, and Utah in the DIA semifinals with a convincing 77-17 defeat of Air Force Sunday.

04.04.2016College Men

Gaels Impressive in Win over Santa Clara

St. Mary’s took one big step toward winning the California Conference once more Saturday with a 100-24 defeat of Santa Clara.

04.01.2016College Men

St. Mary's NZ Trip Energizes Team for Final Stretch

St. Mary’s College is back from its’ tour of New Zealand and just in time to finish off the Gaels’ California Conference schedule.

Santa Clara (Saturday) and Cal Poly (April 9) remain, and Coach Johnny Everett, who accompanied the team to New Zealand, said the trip has re-energized the squad for the coming month of action.

03.20.2016College Men

Arizona State Downs San Diego State

Arizona State logged an impressive result over the weekend with a 34-24 defeat of San Diego State in a non-conference clash for the two teams.

The Sun Devils scored six tries, but had a tough day kicking, especially in the second half. SD State tested ASU a few times out wide.

containing SD State’s backline.

03.13.2016College Men

Wild Finish as SD State Pips Cal Poly by a Point

San Diego State held on for a dramatic 21-20 victory over Cal Poly, moving to 3-1 in the California Conference.

The Aztecs and Mustangs battled each other throughout a physical Saturday evening game, and it was never a game that seemed to be in control by either team.