USA Rugby, a privately owned organization founded in 1975, serves as the national governing body for rugby in the United States. Headquartered in Glendale, Colorado, it holds Full Sport Member status with the United States Olympic Committee. With a workforce of approximately 440 employees, the organization reported revenues under $25 million in 2022. USA Rugby's activities encompass the development and governance of rugby at all levels, from youth to senior club, boasting over 100,000 active members. Its responsibilities include overseeing four senior national teams, various junior national programs, and an Olympic development pathway.
USA Rugby announced that Zack Test replaced Simon Amor as Head Coach of the Men’s Sevens program, effective immediately. For the first time, 38 players from the Women’s Eagles team received contracts between April and September 2024 to support their participation in the Women’s Rugby World Cup. The Collegiate Rugby Association of America and USA Rugby Men’s High Performance Pathways announced the squads for the 2025 CRAA All-American East vs. West match. Michele Kang and Jonathan Bobbett will receive the Eagle Honor Award and Enduring Impact Award, respectively, at USA Rugby's Golden Gala on July 17, 2024, in Washington, D.C. Finally, World Rugby, in partnership with USA Rugby and TEG Rugby Live, announced the full schedule for the 2025 Pacific Nations Cup, with the final and third-place playoff to be held in Salt Lake City, Utah on May 7, 2025.
USA Rugby sells broadcasting rights of its rugby Union competitions globally. USA Rugby currently holds broadcasting rights for sports competitions including rugby union.
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