The College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) is a governing body for elite collegiate rugby programs in the United States. The CRAA manages the top divisions for both men's and women's collegiate rugby and organizes events including the national championships.
How the Nelson College Crucible Set Oliver Kirk Up for Success
With the US Rugby Foundation scholarship applications still open, it’s perhaps worth taking a look at how they can influence a player.
Life Women Address Isolation with New Comp Plan
One of the upshots of the changes is Women’s D1A College is to leave Life University isolated both geographically and in terms of competition.
D1A (formerly D1 Elite) lost Central Washington when the school pulled the program’s funding, and lost Lindenwood as they move to NIRA.
San Diego State Men's Rugby Seeks Coach
San Diego State University is looking for a new Head Coach for Men's Rugby.
CRAA Opens Door to Dual-Postseason Women's Teams
The College Rugby Association of America (CRAA) has announced that women's collegiate teams that are dual-registered will be eligible to compete in CRAA's Spring National Championship Pathway.
What this essentially means is the door is open for teams registered with NCR who compete in NCR's fall playoffs to also shoot for a CRAA title.
Cal Rugby Achieves Special Milestone
University of California Release—California rugby has reached a major milestone to endow the program, entirely thanks to the unwavering and enthusiastic support of the Golden Bear community over the last 40 years.
Rugby becomes the third Intercollegiate Athletics program to be acknowledged with the endowment status.
