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The Liberty Rugby Conference (LRC) is a collegiate men’s rugby union league that brings together universities primarily from the northeastern United States, including schools in Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Jersey. 

Operating under the umbrella of National Collegiate Rugby (NCR), the conference fields teams across multiple divisions — chiefly D1, D1AA, and D2, with each conference sending teams to NCR's national playoff.

Men's NCR D1

Updated: November 2, 2025

Men's D1AA

Updated: October 30, 2025
Fairfield at Training. Photo Alex Goff.
College Men

Liberty NCR D1 Ramps Up Now

The Liberty Conference in NCR D1 kicked off last week with just the one game but now with three matches on the slate.

Coming into this weekend Fordham is 1-0 after a nicely-taken win over AIC.

"We knew it will be a very physical game," said Fordham Head Coach Federico Rienhardt. "We worked hard and stayed connected in all game."

Walsh vs Rio Grande 2026. Photo Alex Goff.
College Men

Preseason Moves Onward but Some Conferences Kick Off

It's still preseason time for D1A and NCR D1 teams but now we're thinking a little bit more about conference matches as well as what progress teams can make in non-conference games.

2025 NCR D1 Final St. Bonaventure vs Queens. Photo Alex Goff
College Men

NCR Names Roster, Match for All American Side

National Collegiate Rugby will field a NCR Men’s All-American against longtime Irish club Cork Constitution on Thursday, August 20.

The match will be held at the Irish Cultural Center in Canton, Mass. and will kick off at 6PM ET.

Tennessee vs LSU November 1, 2025. Photo Will Fagan.
College Men

NCR D1AA Playoff Teams Decided

Texas A&M defeated Sam Houston State 34-24 to win the Lonestar Conference, but both of those teams are already in the NCR playoffs.

The victory for Texas A&M, however, ensured them a week off before the quarterfinals on November 22.

BC vs Babson 2025 Liberty D1AA Final. Photo @CoolRugbyPhotos
College Men

BC Takes Liberty D1AA

The Boston College Eagles held off Babson 32-21 to win the Liberty Conference D1AA final Saturday.

(Photos @CoolRugbyPhotos)

Babson had come in having upset previously unbeaten Northeastern, a team that had defeated BC. But that's why they play the game. Boston College's attack has been building nicely and they opened up an early lead.

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