GRR: Women College 7s
Dartmouth defeated Life University in quite emphatic fashion Saturday to win the CRAA Women's Premier 7s, taking the final 31-0.
This tournament once again lived up to its billing, providing outstanding entertainment for a strong fan following, and also giving fans some upsets, and plenty of drama.
Day One of the CRAA Women's 7s is in the books; here's what happened.
Challenger 7sWith NIRA and D1A teams in the Premier 7s, other programs played in the Challenger Series.
Three pools of three teams faced off, and it was a day for the Californians.
The CRC runs competitions for 144 teams this coming weekend.
We already looked at the Men’s Premier, which is the largest bracket with 32 teams. Every other bracket has 16 teams—seven brackets, 112 teams. It’s massively ambitious and it’s pretty impressive to run a tournament of that size (there are a few that do this, and one or two are bigger, but it’s still pretty big).
The LA Sevens is soon upon us and so is the LA Invitational, which will be held May 2 in Irvine, Calif.
One day of competition means teams can come in, play, enjoy themselves, and see the LA Sevens, which will include the World Championship SVNS tournaments for both men and women.
The New York 7s wrapped up on Saturday.
The biggest single-day tournament in the Western Hemisphere, this tournament has 12 brackets including HS and College brackets.
Here's how the younger-age brackets ended up: