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Wildcats, Gators, Chanticleers Earn 1st Bids to National 7s

The first tickets to the 2026 Collegiate Rugby Championship have been punched, with Kentucky men, and Florida and Coastal Carolina women winning automatic qualifiers Saturday. ...
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Call for Tournament Directors: Submit Sevens Tournaments for Inclusion in the 2026 Spring Sevens Schedule

National Collegiate Rugby is preparing the official 2026 Collegiate 7s schedule and invites tournament directors to submit their upcoming events for inclusion.
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2025-2026 National Collegiate Rugby Championship Schedule

2025-2026 National Collegiate Rugby Championship Schedule

The 2025-2026 national championship schedule is set, including key dates and venues for the major XVs and 7s competitions across men’s and women’s divisions.
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2025 Collegiate Rugby Championship Hall of Fame Inductees

2025 Collegiate Rugby Championship Hall of Fame Inductees

On the afternoon of April 26, the Collegiate Rugby Championship Hall of Fame inducted five new members as their class of 2025.
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Seahawks Sink Bobcats for DII Supremacy

The University of North Carolina Wilmington won the Division II Men’s national championship Saturday at the Maryland Soccerplex Sunday, defeating Montana State 24-12 in the ...
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Only Gold for the Gulls

Endicott claimed its fourth national title in four years Sunday, winning Women’s Division III at the Collegiate Rugby Championship. It was all Gulls in the ...
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Northeastern National Champs in DI Club

In the Women’s Division I Cup Final, top-seeded Northeastern, faced off against the upset-minded Iowa Hawkeyes who had beat a higher seeded team in each ...
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Coast Guard Gets Their Gold

To win a championship, a team must battle through adversity even when the bounces don’t seem to go their way. This was definitely the case ...
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Brown Three-Peats in Women’s Premier Cup

The Collegiate Rugby Championships has only seen one champion in the Women’s Premier Cup since making its home at the Maryland Soccerplex – Brown. Sunday, ...
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Wolfpack chomp comp in DI Club Cup Finals

It was a tale of two regions in the men’s DI Club 2025 CRC bracket, but the final chapter saw NC State take down UNC-Charlotte ...
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Wheeling Back-to-Back Champs

Thirty-two teams entered the weekend hoping to hoist the Pete Dawkins trophy and be named the best men’s collegiate 7s team in the country. After ...
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New Champ to be Crowned in Women’s DII

It would appear nobody is safe from the theme of upsets this weekend, as another top seed fell in the Women’s Division II. This time ...
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Minutemen, Rams, Cards, Wolfpack Still in DI Club Chase

While the upsets began in the opening round of Men’s Division I Club, there were fewer surprises than the other Divisions. Saturday in the final ...
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Huskies, Panthers, Boilermakers, Hawkeyes Survive Saturday in Women’s DI Club

On day one of women’s Division I Club competition, both number one seeds advanced to the semifinals, but the lower half of the bracket contained ...
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Drury, ESU, Baldwin-Wallace, Endicott Still in Women’s DIII Chase

While the first day of the 2025 Collegiate Rugby Championship National 7s had plenty of upsets, the trend continued on day two. In Women’s Division ...
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Chanticleers, Bobcats, Mavericks, Seahawks in the Hunt in DII

Fridays’ theme of upsets continued in Men’s Division II, as the No. 1 seeds in both regions fell in the quarterfinals. Saturday’s semifinal matchups will ...
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Blugolds Win Gold in Men’s DIII

It was a long journey to the top of the DIII mountain for the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, but it ended with the sweet relief ...
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Army, AIC, Penn State Look to Upset Brown’s Three-Peat

In the Women’s Premier Cup, three of the top four seeds have advanced to the semifinals. In the East Region final, top seeded American International ...
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