Men’s NCR Division I (D1) is a top-tier collegiate rugby division organized by National Collegiate Rugby (NCR), featuring the most competitive and well-developed university programs across the country. Membership is based on rugby performance and program strength rather than school size, allowing both large public universities and smaller private institutions to compete at this level. Teams in D1 play regionally during the regular season and advance to national playoffs to determine the champion. The division represents the highest standard of competition within NCR’s collegiate structure, showcasing elite play and program excellence.
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.
NCR Finalizes Scholars Cup Schedule
NCR has confirmed the schedule for the new challenge competition, the "Scholars Cup."
This is a competition involving Dartmouth and Brown on the East Coast, Notre Dame in the Midwest, and UCLA on the West Coast.
The competition has been sponsored for three years (as we at GRR World Headquarters understand it).
Most of the games will be in October.
UCLA Men's Team Announces Move to NCR But Are They Too Isolated?
UCLA Men’s Rugby announced late Monday that they will be competing in NCR for the 2026-27 season.
AIC Hires Edward, Ritter-Truxal as Associate Head Coaches
American International College Director of Rugby Jameson Bonti has announced that Levi Edwards will be the Associate Head Men’s Rugby Coach, and in addition, one of the most decorated student-athletes in the history of AIC, Annekkia Ritter-Truxal, will remain at her alma mater as Associate Head Women’s Rugby Coach.
Edwards will assist in all aspects of the Men's program.
Several Dramatic Finished in Premier and D1AA Brackets at CRC
The weather wasn't especially cooperative, but the CRC 7s kicked off with plenty of action.
