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The 2026 Collegiate Rugby Championship (CRC) 7s brought 64 women’s teams to Boyds, Md., and for two days they battled for one of four titles. Of note, three of the finals featured teams from Colorado, and two of those High Peaks squads took home their respective divisions’ top prizes. Three teams won both their national […]

The Women’s Elite Rugby (WER) 2026 season is set to begin on May 2-3 and the six member teams have released their full rosters. More than 200 players have signed for the second-ever WER season, and teams are carrying rosters in mid- to high-30s. There has been a decent amount of turnover in […]

Big, big weekend for rugby. Friday night is the final PAC4 match for the USA Women’s National Team. In college, CRAA and NCR are holding their respective 7s championships, and USA Club Rugby is hosting Super Regional Championships for the Gulf Coast and Pacific. Lots of high school rugby, too, so check this post often. […]

National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA) held its Division III 7s championship last weekend in rural West Virginia, and Bowdoin College returned to Brunswick, Maine, with a second-straight trophy. But head coach Laura Miller explained that the title run isn’t the focus of the spring season or finale weekend. The tournament is catered specifically to DIII […]

GoffRugbyReport.com — Harvard flyhalf/center and playmaker Tiahna Padilla has won the 2026 MA Sorensen Award as the nation’s top woman collegiate rugby player. [lead photo c/o Harvard Athletics] Padilla already reached a milestone this season as she has been a finalist for the Sorensen Award an astonishing four-straight times, a testament to her consistently high […]
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