CRAA Women's 7s Set for This Weekend The College Rugby Association of America is hosting a women's 7s championship during CRAA's championship weekend in Houston May 3-5. Two brackets will be in action: a Women's Premier which is composed of 10 D1 Elite and NIRA teams; and a Club-level bracket consisting of teams not in those two leagues. Here are the pools: Premier 7s Pool A: Life, Dartmouth, Central Washington, Davenport, Princet
Brown Women Top All in CRC 7s Four champions were crownd Sunday in the Women's CRC 7s in Maryland. D1 Premier Brown repeated as women's CRC Premier champions, downing Army in a close one 12-5 n the final. This was the second straight year those two had battled it out in the CRC final. Kate Muldoon set up Sorensen finalist Akilah Cathey for the opening try as Cathey powered through tackles to score.
A Look at the Women's Brackets at the CRC 7s Saturday sees the women’s brackets in the CRC kick off and it’s a wild mix of 16 teams, many of which are varsity programs. Keep an eye on Lander, which has hardly put a foot wrong this season. They take on Notre Dame College in their last event as a varsity program. Repeat NIRA DIII 15s champs Bowdoin faces repeat NCR D1 15s champs Michigan in a really interesting first-round game.
Northeastern Impressive in Taking CRAA D1 7s
Northeastern punished Air Force turnovers and won the CRAA Women’s D1 7s Sunday in Dallas.
In a competitive tournament of just seven teams, this event crowned yet another 7s champion, and one that played a strong team game and showcased several players with the ability to score from long range.
Colorado Mesa Comeback Seals Women D2 7s Trophy
Colorado Mesa won the CRAA Women’s D2 7s Sunday in the rain and mud in Dallas and needed all sorts of heroics to do it.
In an eight-team bracket that produced some high-level 7s, Mesa wasn’t the only team to impress. In fact, on Day One in the sun and heat they were upended 14-7 by a swift, intelligent San Jose State team.
Here’s how it all shook down:
