CRAA Women 7s Brings Elite-Level Play to Indianapolis
CRAA hosts their women’s 7s championship this weekend in Indianapolis and this provides the highest level of women’s 7s in the country.
The tournament, which has been held in its current form the last three years, consistently provides the best skill, tactics, and athleticism in the women’s game.
The Premier Bracket, which numbers nine teams this year, has nowhere to hide.
The Year of Dark Horses? Our CRC 7s Women Preview
The CRC Women's 7s is set for this weekend and the four brackets of 16 teams provide tough competition for 64 teams across the divisions.
D3
What used to be the small-college teams are now D3 and generally what happens in this bracket is that teams successful in 15s also do well in 7s. That's not always true in every division but it is true here.
Finalists for 2026 MA Sorensen Award Named
The finalists for the 2026 MA Sorensen Award have been selected.
With votes from the MA Sorensen Selection Committee, along with votes from the collegiate rugby community—fans, players, and coaches—have whittled the list of nominees down to the finalists.
Life Sparkles in Lightning-Shortened Women's D1 Final
Life University is, as expected, the CRAA Women's D1 champions.
The way they accomplished that feat was, unfortunately, not what anyone would have wanted. Their quarterfinal game was a forfeit. Their semifinal game was won by three digits. Their final was called early.
CRAA Women D1 Down to Four Semis After Torrid End-Of-Week Matches
We're down to the CRAA Women's D1 semifinalists after three teams won quarterfinals Thursday and Friday.
While Life University got a bye to the semis after Arizona State forfeited, the other games did get played.
