Men DII College News
Southeastern Louisiana has emerged as the dominant team out of the Deep South Conference, and part of that has been the emergence of some smart, athletic players.
Among those is Jean Paul "JP" St. Pierre, who is our Men's D2 College Player of the Week.
Key pre-playoff games were the feature of the D2 college weekend and here some of the top performers of the week.
Our Men's D2 College Gamebreakers.
Charlie Whitaker, NC StateStepping into the flyhalf position Whitaker was excellent in his side's victory over Furman, running the attack under difficult circumstances.
Miami of Ohio's convincing victory over Middle Tennessee State was the tipping point to get the team into GRR's Top 15 among D2 college teams.
It's a step for something of a comeback for a program that hit some tough times over the past years.
"We have a great group of student-athletes excited about rugby and the club," said club President Wesley Seay.
Top teams in various conferences are starting to lay claims to playoff spots in Men's D2 college rugby.
NEWCRCIn the New England-Wide Conference, here are the in-division standings:
Southeastern Louisiana continued its winning ways with a 71-17 defeat of Spring Hill College over the weekend.
Early penalty trouble game the Spring Hill Badgers good field position and with the vocal Spring Hill fans surrounding Dorn Field, they rode the momentum.
All of the Lions' penalties finally led to a Spring Hill try.