National Collegiate Rugby (NCR), a privately owned organization founded in 2020 and headquartered in the United States, governs rugby union competition. Employing approximately 20 people as of 2023, NCR's primary activity is the organization and oversight of spectator sports within the collegiate rugby landscape. Previously known as the National Small College Rugby Organization, NCR's focus is on the administration and regulation of the sport at the collegiate level.
The National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) announced staff realignments and the expansion of men's and women's director roles, with Brad Dufek continuing as Director of Men’s Rugby in a full-time capacity. The NCR Griffins Men’s 7s program participated in the Rugbytown 7s tournament in Glendale, CO. In men's Division I, the Atlantic Rugby Conference formed, including six elite programs. Men's Division III experienced growth and change in 2025, with increased competitiveness. In men's Division II, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, the back-to-back champions, faces competition for the championship.
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