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Western Washington moves on. Photo J. Dalton Photography.
College Women

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. 

ARC Wins their conference final.
College Men

CRAA D1AA Championship Picture Clearing

American River College won the California Conference Northern California championship Saturday with an emphatic 68-19 win over San Jose State.

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Pacific Four and CRAA Women Championships Combine for an Epic Weekend

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – USA Rugby and the College Rugby Association of America are partnering up to combine the 2026 CRAA Women’s XVs National Championships and Pacific Four Series international matches at Heart Health Park in Sacramento, April 10-11.

Joe Moleski starts the attack for Franciscan in the 2025 D3 final. Photo Alex Goff
College Men

Franciscan Shines Brightly in NCR D3 Final

Rivals Franciscan and Slippery Rock wrapped up NCR's D3 season with a barnburner worthy of two heated rivals.

There's a lot of respect between the two teams, who split their first two games and finished 1st and 2nd in the Allegheny Conference. Slippery Rock came in as conference champs, but it was anyone's game.

UVM v U Chicago in the 2025 D2 Final. Photo Alex Goff
College Men

How Good Are These Guys? UVM Soars to D2 Title

At some point GRR will recognize the top players in D2 and a lot of players from Vermont will be on that list; but it’s almost unfair—yes that team is packed with talented players, but the victory Sunday over the University of Chicago in the NCR D2 national final showed what happens when you have good, or great, rugby players who are strong, fit, together, and are dedicated to playing a system together.

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