GRR: CRAA
It's hard to imagine it could get any better.
OK, maybe it could. Neither team was perfect. But then again, neither team abandoned their way of playing. Neither team backed down even a little bit. It was, in the end, the most entertaining, the most intense, and the most dramatic D1A final you could wish for.
Surprises and drama punctuated Day One of the CRAA Women's Premier 7s and College-Club 7s.
This was a very well-played tournament with 10 teams from D1 Elite and NIRA battling it out. Even the teams that emerged winless after Friday's action showed flashes of good play.
CRAA’s Finalist Weekend kicks off on Friday with the pool play for the Women’s Premier and Women’s College-Club 7s.
But there’s plenty more going on in Houston (aside form the thunderstorms delaying air traffic).
The College Rugby Association of America is hosting a women's 7s championship during CRAA's championship weekend in Houston May 3-5.
Two brackets will be in action: a Women's Premier which is composed of 10 D1 Elite and NIRA teams; and a Club-level bracket consisting of teams not in those two leagues.
Here are the pools:
Several teams are starting to put their hands up in collegiate 7s this spring.
2024 Winter-Spring College 7s Tournament List
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