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So we finally finish up our D1A rankings.
We don't have a lot of changes—an obvious one at the top, but not much more.
Not that we didn't think about it. There's just so much parity in the division right now that you could argue a ranking of almost any combination. Navy beat Cal, remember.
The Boys HS Rugby National Championships seeds have been announced.
As is usual for the format, there are eight single-school teams in a bracket format, eight HS Club teams in a bracket format, and there are eight Tier 2 teams, which are both school and club teams in a bracket format.
Before we get into the big decision here ...
We've got some state champions and some state finalists decided, and it's surprising how close all of the games were.
VirginiaFort Hunt edged the Richmond Strikers 38-37 in the Rugby Virginia final, capping off a short but very competitive top-tier competition in that state.
This was an intense, well-played game throughout.
Cavemen defeated LCA 36-31 in sudden-death overtime to win the Utah Youth Rugby Boys Teir 1 championship.
This was a rematch of a game that saw a 5-5 tie the last time Cavemen and LCA played.
In a back-and-forth, wild game, the teams traded tries throughout the first half.