Florida Collegiate Rugby Conference (FCRC)

The Florida Collegiate Rugby Conference (FCRC) is a league for men's college rugby teams in Florida, with North and South divisions for the 2025-26 season. Teams compete in a regular season before a playoff and state final in April. Universities such as Florida State, UCF, and the University of Florida are part of the conference, which has a partnership with the Florida Rugby Union and operates under the umbrella of College Rugby Association of America (CRAA), competing in the D1AA postseason in the spring, and also in a D2 postseason.

Division: Men's D1AA
Division: Men's D2
Division: Women's D2

Conference Website

04.18.2024College Men

Florida D1AA Final Pits Old vs New

Florida’s D1AA league comes down to this Saturday as St. Thomas takes on Florida. This is definitely an old-vs-new matchup with Florida being a club program that has been in action, and successful for a very long time. St. Thomas, on the other hand, is a quite new school-supported program with a paid coach and athletic-department status. For St.

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04.11.2024College Men

Eastern Regional Headlines D1AA Playoff April

The spring D1AA season is coming to a head with two playoffs this weekend, another next weekend, and a weekend of bowl games and a championship at the beginning of May. In Florida, the semifinals kick off with St. Thomas (8-0) taking on Florida State (5-3). The seedings hinged on the FSU vs South Florida game, in which USF won 39-34 to budge ahead at 5-2-1.

05.09.2023College Men

On Equal Terms: California vs Florida Conferences at CRAA Finals

A late try from captain and lock Miles Brown capped off a dramatic, back-and-forth CRAA DIAA final, putting Sacramento State over Florida State 28-24.

04.19.2023College Men

Finishers Cap Comeback for FSU in Florida DIAA Final

Florida State capped off their second-straight stirring comeback to win the Florida DIAA collegiate championships Saturday.

Down 19-6 in the first half, and 29-16 in the second half, the Seminoles nevertheless came back. Their bench was enormously influential in the closing minutes, helping FSU overhaul a very good Bulls team 31-29.