Women’s DII Preview
Wisconsin Eau Claire enters its national title defense as the top seed in the East Region, boasting a trio of All-Americans in Cerys Ridd, Khloee Chamberlain and Cerys Ridd. If the Blugolds come good Sunday, they’ll claim their fourth national title in three years between 15s and 7s.
Women’s DIII Preview
Reigning champion Yale returns as the East’s top seed in Women’s Division III. The Bulldogs rode the momentum of a second-round upset of 2023 champion Endicott to the title last year. They’ve gone up against Endicott three times this spring, The April 12th rematch at the final of the North Atlantic qualifier went to the Gulls, 17-12.
Women’s Premier Cup Preview
Back-to-back defending champion Brown comes in as the top seed in the West. If the Bears are to three-peat, they’ll have to do it without reigning MVP Kate Muldoon, who is out with injury. But the force of nature that is Akilah Cathy is healthy and ready to rumble.
Men’s DI Club Preview
Can anyone unseat defending champion Louisville in Division I Club? Despite returning just four starters from last year’s title team, the Cardinals look like the team to beat again. They punched their ticket by winning the Fighting Irish 7s in March, their second tournament win of the spring, with Cameron Donlon and Ryan Cammarata leading the Louisville attack.
Men’s DII Preview
With reigning champion Maine not in the field, there will be a new champion in Men’s Division II, even if it doesn’t feel like it. 7s champs in 2022 and 2023, and 15s titleists in 2023 and 2024, Indiana University of Pennsylvania is the top seed in the East and the Goliath of Division II.
Men’s DIII Preview
As the largest division in college rugby, Men’s DIII is one of the most hotly contested brackets at the Collegiate Rugby Championship. The last five titles have been won by five different programs.