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

04.02.2023College Men

South Florida, Florida State to FCC DIAA Final

Florida State and South Florida will meet up in the Florida DIAA college final after both won semifinals this weekend.

Florida State defeated Florida International 37-26, riding a torrid final 30 that blew the game open.

03.31.2023College Men

DIAA Playoffs and Which Conference Might Be the Most Competitive

Florida's DIAA conference is perhaps the most competitive DIAA conference in the country.

It has some competition. We actually charted this out based on the highest points difference per game down to the lowest. The Florida, the California (more about them later), and the MARC have the most gradual line from highest PDPG to the lowest.

03.26.2023College Men

Last Four Set in Florida DIAA Conference

The final four in the Florida DIAA college competition is set after this weekend's first round of playoffs.

Six teams were in action this week, playing quarterfinals while 1st-place team Florida State had a bye.

Florida won convincingly over North Florida 62-7.

03.01.2023College Men

Florida Conference Still on a Knife Edge

The usually tight Florida DIAA conference has become even tighter.

02.19.2023College Men

Close Games All Through Florida College Conference

Florida State edged Central Florida to inch a little closer to the top of Florida's DIAA College Conference.

Two games this weekend in Florida ended up 29-27, which is a little strange. One of those was FSU's victory over UCF, bumping the Seminoles to 2-2 and seeing UCF drop to 2-3.