College Women
The Collegiate Rugby Championship 7s event is back and under the aegis of National Collegiate Rugby.
NCR acquired the rights to the CRC tournament, name, and intellectual property and through NCR 7s Commissioner Pat Clifton has been developing how to bring the CRC competition back.
Here are the scores from Men's and Women's college around the country.
Men D1A and Other Divisions
Marian 60-5 Southern Indiana
Central Washington 27-27 BYU
Life 36-32 Lindenwood
Arizona 62-20 Grand Canyon
Southern Virginia 5-15 Mount St. Mary's
Women D1 Elite
Top-ranked Lindenwood will visit Central Washington Saturday in a clash of possibly the two best women's college teams active right now.
Lindenwood is the #1-ranked team according to Goff Rugby Report and there's not much doubt about that.
Well it's still early days with the D1 Elite rankings.
This coming weekend we may well see three games that have a bearing on how the rankings move from now on.
Life University was originally slated to play Penn State, but Penn State has not been able to take the field, and that's a shame because Penn State would have certainly enhanced this group.
In the only major women's college rugby game of the weekend, the Central Washington University Wildcats improved to 3-0 with a 26-8 defeat of BYU in Provo.
It was a snow-covered field in Provo that welcomed the teams this morning, but BYU got going shoveling the snow off and they played the game.
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