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Navy surges on vs St. Bonaventure 2026.. Photo David Hughes
College Men

Army, Navy, Put Royals, Bonnies to the Sword

The two highest-profile matches of this early weekend in men's college rugby had to be two service academies taking on the two NCR D1 finalists from a year ago.

Army, who were downed by Navy in the D1A quarterfinals this past spring, faced fall 2025 NCT D1 runners up Queens at West Point.

Tessa Hann was one of those impact players off the bench.
Eagles

Falcons Women Showcase Solid Defense in Win over Life

The USA Falcons Women defeated Life University Women Monday evening in Marietta, GA.

This game was a warmup match before the Falcons' tour of Brazil, and it also opened up a bit of debate that crops up periodically—could a top-flight domestic team play and beat a development national team?

The answer is yes, they could play and compete against them, but the Falcons won 40-5.

A break by Masi Koi. Photo Matthew Dalton.

CRAA Confirms Postseason Schedule and Formats for Coming Season

The Collegiate Rugby Association of America (CRAA), in partnership with USA Rugby, has announced its 2026–27 playoff and championship series schedule, highlighted by expanded national competition opportunities. 

Rudy Scholz Award-Winner Solomon Williams passes it out for Cal under the watchful eye of newly-named All-American Byron Finley. Photo Matthew Stafford.
College Men

CRAA Releases D1A All-American List

Colusa, Calif. (Release) – The College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) has announced its 2025–2026 D1A All‑Americans, recognizing the top men’s collegiate rugby student‑athletes from across the country. This year’s selections reflect the depth and parity of the D1A competition, with strong representation from Navy, Life, Lindenwood, Army, Saint Mary’s, and several rising programs.

Lissa Salisbury breaks away for Life University. Photo Alex Goff.
College Women

Impressive Day One at CRAA Premier Women's 7s

Harvard, Army, Life, and Lindenwood will compete for the CRAA Women's Premier 7s after a torrid day of action Saturday in Indianapolis.

In a tight and very competitive bracket, the most anticipated pool matches were scheduled early, scheduled that way so we wouldn't see that matchup repeated one after another late in the day.

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