GRR: DI Elite
College Rugby Association of America's Paul Keeler talks to Alex Goff about what the new future in college rugby will look like.
How will the CRAA work with the expanded National Small College Rugby Organization?
Will DIAA conferences and teams be able to join the CRAA, and would they have to follow a D1A model in terms of dues and competitions?
Should USA Rugby, D1A, and NSCRO award college rugby players an additional year of eligibility because o the season has been shut down due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak?
Coaches and observers have already put forth that idea, some within hours of hearing that USA Rugby has shut down the season. And there's no gray area here—the college rugby season is over.
While there are only four teams in the Women's D1 Elite, you've got to start somewhere, and the intensity of the competition between the top college teams outside of NIRA can't be denied.
It's a small but very important weekend for college rugby, as six major championships are decided.
Eight teams are left for the Women's DI College championships.
The past weekend began with 16 teams in the running. The winners from the 1st round qualified for one of two championships. The DI Elite semifinalists are the four teams who won twice over the weekend - the Round of 16 and Quarterfinals. The DI semifinalists are the teams that lost the Quarterfinals.
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