Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference (NCRC)

The Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference (NCRC) is a university rugby conference in the United States that includes schools from Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. It organizes both men's and women's rugby teams at various divisions, including a D1-AA league, and is affiliated with national governing bodies like the National Collegiate Rugby (NCR).

The NCRC holds tournaments for both 15s and 7s rugby formats.

Division: Men's D1AA
Division: Men's D3 (Small College)

Conference Website

Men's D1AA

Updated: March 5, 2026

11.14.2014College Men

NCRC Starts Up

After playing 7s all fall the Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference (NCRC) gets a head start on the Winter-Spring 15s season with a small number of DI games this weekend and next.

10.20.2014College Men

CWU Cruise to NCRC Title

Central Washington University won the Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference (NCRC) 7s championship for the 5th year in a row Sunday, defeating Western Washington 50-7 in the final. Cameron Marek scored three tries in the final, while Aladdin Schirmer claimed four on the second day of competition.

10.19.2014TV-Audio

NCRC 7s Day 2 Live Webcast

The second day of competition at the Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference 7s championships begins at 9:30PT Sunday, Oct 19.

Follow the action, with the Cup Quarterfinals on tap.

10.18.2014College Men

CWU Leads NCRC 7s into Day Two

Central Washington did as expected and ran the table in the first day of competition at the Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference 7s Saturday in Ellensburg, Wash.

CWU won easily over their three pool opponents and are seeded #1 going into Day Two's quarterfinals.

Seeded #2 is Washington State University, which beat Oregon State, Boise Stat

10.17.2014College Men

CWU Favored in NCRC 7s

The Northwest Collegiate Rugby Conference 7s championships kick off Saturday at Central Washington University in a two-day affair that is an excellent test not only of the programs’ skill, but endurance.

The hosts have won this tournament every year it’s been held, and are favored again this year, although teams such as Oregon State, Washington State, and Western Wa