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Highest-level divisions in state and regional Boys HS rugby competitions.

De La Salle vs Granite Bay March 21, 2026. Photo Dan Bandoni.
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De La Salle Gets Past Granite Bay

De La Salle won a non-league NorCal game against Granite Bay on a broiling Saturday.

It was 95 degrees and felt hotter on the field. DLS was dealing with a couple of injuries, but were still 

Both teams tested each other from the beginning and it wasn't until 10 minutes in that anyone scored—the Grizzlies taking three points on a penalty.

Men of the Match from Lamorinda vs San Mateo.
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Wolverines Book Spot at HS Nationals With Dramatic Win Over Lamorinda

In sweltering 80-degree heat in San Mateo, the San Mateo Wolverines pulled off a dramatic (or heartbreaking, depending on whose team you root for) victory over Lamorinda.

This was a Boys High School National Championships play-in match and it went down to the wire, with the Wolverines coming away with a 41-38 victory.

Grayson Halkiadakis assesses his option. Photo William Seetch.
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St. Ignatius Holds Off Gonzaga in DC

In a meeting of two top-10 school teams, St. Ignatius of Cleveland held off Gonzaga College HS 28-21 Saturday.

Played at Gonzaga’s home field in Washington, DC, this match was part of three matches across age levels, with all of the games very close. It was a warm, sunny day, which was a nice change for Ignatius, which has been enduring a rather harsh winter.

Strake Jesuit and St. Thomas are longtime rivals
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St. Thomas of Houston Wins Dramatic Local Derby

St. Thomas edged Strake Jesuit 24-22 Wednesday night in a huge game among school teams in Texas.

Both teams were undefeated going into this match and it proved to be a very intense contest.

"A lot of these guys know each other and have played each other since middle school," said St. Thomas Head Coach James Wolfinger. "It was a true derby."

Celina's Boaz Schappaugh charges ahead.
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Gamebreakers for March in HS Rugby

Here's a little look back at the past month or so and the players who had some big performances.

Jaxson Siroky, Wichita

The Wichita wing scored three tries in a victory over Junction City.

Andy Campanell, Bixby

Described by his coach as "a large, fast wrecking ball," Campanell has exploded onto the scene for Bixby this year at center.

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