GRR: HS Girls
The NAI 7s is almost completely full, but there are a couple of spots still available.
Pre-registration is over and the waiting list is being deployed, but to even out the numbers the tournament does have a spot or two.
The US Rugby Foundation awarded a total of $23,000 in college scholarships to 17 deserving student-athletes. Out of the 24 students that applied for the scholarships, 17 were chosen based on their exceptional academic records, as well as their commitment to the sport of rugby.
Here's a look at the Girls and Women brackets at the Tropical 7s and how they panned out.
Day One at the Tropical 7s was a big one for Atlantis.
Having run into some tough times in the last few years as more programs have improved to challenge them, Atlantis was on top form Friday in Tampa, Fla.
There are 56 girls HS-age teams in the Tropical 7s this weekend.
The biggest bracket is the U18 Girls Open, with 24 teams, including upto a third of them being Canadian.
The U16 Girls bracket includes 20 teams with about 40% being Canadian, and teams from Newfoundland, Idaho, British Columbia, Michigan, Colorado, and Utah.