GRR: Rocky Mountain
When Capital HS beat Rocky Mountain on April 2 you got the feeling that the balance of power might be shifting a little in the state of Idaho.
D1A rugby has plans for a postseason this spring, but it’s going to look a little different from previous seasons.
Teams throughout the top level within the College Rugby Association of America have discussed where they are in terms of being ready to play, and what kind of season any type of play would look like.
High School rugby may be returning in the field this spring, at least in some areas.
Of course states are varied in how they have dealt with high school sports, and with some football or soccer seasons being bumped to the spring, other sports, such as rugby, have had to adjust.
Surprises all around as Rugby Idaho completed its girls fall 7s season.
JVRocky Mountain Purple started the season on September 8, beating Rocky Mountain Black 29-5 in the first game of the entire season, but then struggled to retain that form, finishing the regular season 4-8.
Rocky Mountain HS has a shot at two state titles, one at the JV level and one at the Varsity level in Rugby Idaho.
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