College Women
GREENWOOD, SC – The Lander University women's rugby team will be joining the NCAA and the National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA) beginning in the fall of 2021.
The Bearcats will become the NIRA's eighth program at the Division II level, joining Alderson Broaddus, American International College, Molloy, Notre Dame College, Post, Queens, and West Chester.
Adrian, Mich.—Adrian College director of athletics Michael Duffy on Monday named veteran college rugby coach John Gulden to lead the first women's program at Adrian College, as the Bulldogs are scheduled to take the field in Fall 2021.
The MA Sorensen Award, sponsored by the Washington Athletic Club in Seattle, is heavily represented this week in the USA Women’s Stars & Stripes assembly.
Not only are four of the five winners active, they have key leadership roles as well.
The only Sorensen Award winner not in the assembly is the 2020 recipient, Spiff Sedrick, who is still in school.
Rugby in some of the more active areas of the United States has been pulling back in the wake of an increase in COVID-19 cases around the country, and we’d like to try to put this in context, and maybe shed some light on where we’re going.
This article isn't designed to tell you whether we think you should be playing rugby or not. It is designed to give you some information.
National Collegiate Rugby has hired Pat Clifton to run the organization’s 7s competitions as its 7s Commissioner, and the hiring certainly seems to be a decent fit.
(Editor’s note: Pat Clifton and Alex Goff worked together for several years at RugbyMag and United World Sports, and remain friends.)
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