GRR: NIRA Women
The College Rugby scene isn't getting any less convoluted now that we've had a year or so to pull out of 2020's turmoil, and the question remains exactly how each college rugby team will address competition in the future.
Long Island University is looking for a Head Coach for their Women's Varsity rugby program.
Long Island is a NCAA Division I school and its Women's Rugby program competes in the National Intercollegiate Rugby Association division under NCAA policies, procedures, and regulations.
Princeton University has announced that it is following some of its Ivy League peers in making women's rugby an NCAA varsity sport.
West Haven, Conn. – University of New Haven Director of Athletics and Recreation Sheahon Zenger announced this week that the university will ad women's rugby as its 18th varsity program.
New Haven will be the 26th program to join the National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA) as an NCAA rugby university.
GREENWOOD, SC – The Lander University women's rugby team will be joining the NCAA and the National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA) beginning in the fall of 2021.
The Bearcats will become the NIRA's eighth program at the Division II level, joining Alderson Broaddus, American International College, Molloy, Notre Dame College, Post, Queens, and West Chester.