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Solomon Williams and Tiahna Padilla proudly display their trophies during the Awards Event at the Washington Athletic Club. Photo Quinn Toomey for the WAC.

A Rugby Celebration as the Scholz and Sorensen Awards are Handed Out

The Washington Athletic Club hosted the Rudy Scholz and MA Sorensen Awards dinner Saturday night in Seattle, with Solomon Williams and Tiahna Padilla being honored as the nation's top collegiate rugby players.

The Awards Celebration was sponsored in part by Kells Irish Restaurant and Pub in Seattle.

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College Women

Motion Filed in Court to Half Elimination of Quinnipiac Women's Rugby Program

Twenty-three college athletes from the Quinnipiac University women’s rugby team, including a group of incoming recruits, today filed a motion in federal court seeking a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to stop the University from eliminating their varsity program and to address what could be Title IX violations affecting female athletes. 

AIC women and men will have Associate Head Coaches work under DOR Jameson Bonti.

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.

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College Women

Op-Ed: Quinnipiac Eliminating Rugby as Varsity Brings Up Previous Title IX Issues

Op-Ed: This Op-Ed is authored by Tyler Kania, author of The Maniac with No Knees,Tyler has been monitoring and covering Quinnipiac University's decision to eliminate rugby as a varsity sport for women.


Quinnipiac’s Termination of Women’s Rugby Reminds Some of the Title IX Case that Reinstated Quinnipiac Women’s Volleyball.

Action from the 2026 CRAA Women's Premier 7s. Photo by Calder Cahill.
College Women

Life Wins in Dramatic End for CRAA Women 7s

The CRAA Women’s Premier 7s continues to be the gold standard of level of play and while there were only nine teams in the competition, it was hugely competitive throughout.

In the end, Life University pushed aside some key player absences and an early loss to win the championship, beating Lindenwood in overtime.

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