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West Coast 7s Returns for Leg #1

The West Coast 7s is back for this fall again and this series is most definitely a major part of the collegiate 7s calendar after a slowdown in the early 2020s thanks to COVID.

Now in its third year after its comeback, the 1st leg of the 2026 West Coast 7s at Dignity Health Sports Park features eight programs.

Dom Peterson Tribute.
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With Heavy Hearts, Saint Mary's Takes the Field for One of Their Own

The thing everyone seems to miss is the smile.

No matter what was going on, Dominic Peterson was all smiles. Saint Mary's Men's Rugby Head Coach Tim O'Brien indulged in a bit of self-teasing, saying "I'll get annoyed with things and all I could say to Dom was, 'stop smiling so much!'"

Hard days, easy days ... always rugby days, Dom was smiling.

James Rose and Hattie Greenwood get their Prusmack Award trophies from Jon Hinkin.

Prusmack Awards Handed Out Over US Rugby Foundation Weekend

This past weekend during the US Rugby Foundation Hall of Fame awards event, the Prusmack Award winners were recognized.

The Prusmack Award is given to the top collegiate 7s players in the nation—one for a men's player, and one for a women's player.

This year, and, actually, not for the first time, both winners come from Life University.

Oregon vs Iowa State at the 2026 CRAA D1AA 7s. Photo Matthew Dalton.
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Trust and a Chip on Their Shoulders—Oregon Wins CRAA D1AA 7s

With all the D1AA teams coming out of the playoffs and into the CRAA 7s, it was easy to forget about the Oregon Ducks.

Life wins the CRAA Men's 7s.

How Many Champions?

With Life University and the University of Oregon both winning over the weekend in the CRAA Men's 7s, we now have the final championships of the collegiate season.

All-in-all, there were 27 major national-level championships for the 2025-26 season, including CRAA, NCR, and NIRA. That's down from 31 a few years ago

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