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GLENDALE, CO. (December 21, 2021) - USA Rugby today announces an 8-team national women’s U23 competition to be held annually, in an effort to increase talent identification and development for athletes across both 15s and 7s. The first iteration of the event will be held in June of 2022 across two weekends with Divisional Playoffs from June 11-12 and Semifinals and Finals from June 25-26. Event locations will be confirmed closer to date.

For the first time, the 1874 Cup will be up for grabs as 1874 marks the year rugby was first played in the United States. The New All Blacks descend upon FedEx Field with 20-year-old Josh Lord making his debut and will also be the first Test starts for prop Ethan de Groot, halfback Finlay Christie, and center Braydon Ennor.

Courtesy of USA Rugby

Courtesy of USA Rugby

Courtesy of USA Rugby

Team USA is slated to take on Canada in a two test series on Sept. 4th and Sept. 11th followed by some more Eagles action on October 2nd against Chile or Uruguay and you will be able to watch all the action right here on FloRugby!

SANZAAR today confirmed, in association with Rugby Australia, that the outstanding second-round match of The Rugby Championship (TRC) between Australia and New Zealand, that was due to be played on Saturday 28 August, has been rescheduled for 1400 (AWST) on Sunday 5 September at Optus Stadium, Perth, Western Australia.

Last week, Covid restrictions put a temporary halt on the upcoming third test between New Zealand and Australia as the two teams looked to cap off their Bledisloe Cup series. But now, SANZAAR has made some much needed upgrades that will hopefully allow the continuation of action for the Wallabies and All Blacks. Their next test is still yet to be determined, but can potentially be on September 3rd or 4th.

As we approach our second weekend of action for The Rugby Championship, the news broke that New Zealand's third test against Australia has been postponed. The decision was made due to covid travel restrictions.

Head coach Gary Gold has made four changes to the starting XV with three new faces on the bench as the USA Men’s XVs National Team faces Ireland for the first time since 2018 on Saturday.

Some wise man once described the beautiful game of rugby as “a game in which 30 players chase a funny-shaped ball around a pitch, smashing into each other for 80 min. And at the end the All Blacks win.”

Team USA will take on the No. 3 world-ranked England rugby team on the 4th of July. This will be the Eagles first time returning to the field since Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan where the teams met and England came out on top 45-7. Current Captain Bryce Campbell scored the USA’s lone try.

Outside of the most rabid Springboks supporters (ok, that could be all of them), most any rugby fan would point to the New Zealand All Blacks as the dominant force in world rugby since the game went international. They have a winning record against every other rugby playing country, and after winning over 76% of their nearly 600 games, are widely considered the gold standard of sporting excellence. So what else is there to know about the men behind the Silver Fern? Well, plenty. And we've got 8 facts you may or may not have known about the All Blacks.

MADRID, ESP. (February 27, 2021) - The USA Women’s 7s National Team has decided to withdraw from its remaining matches at Madrid Sevens. As a precautionary step due to positive cases on other teams, the program will not risk any additional exposure to players or staff.