Small College Playoff Season Starts

Written by RUGBYMag Staff Friday, 08 March 2013 13:34

On March 9-10, the National Small College Rugby Organization's inaugural "South Cup" Qualifier will be hosted by the University of West Florida in Pensacola, Fla.

At noon the University of West Florida (Deep South Conference #1) will take on Duke University (Southern Conference #1).

At 2pm, Sewanee University (Dixie Conference #1) will face University of North Florida (USA Rugby South #1)

The teams will play off for 1st and 3rd on Sunday.

The winner qualifies for the Mid-Atlantic South Region Championship on March 23-24 in Norfolk, Va.

The Mid-Atlantic South Champion qualifies for the National Championship on April 27-28 at Infinity Park in Glendale, Colo.

Full NSCRO Playoff Schedule:
March 23-24 - Mid-Atlantic South Region Championship, in Norfolk, Va.
Gettysburg College (East Penn RU Champion) vs. Christopher Newport University (Virginia RU Champion)
Montclair State University (Empire GU Downstate Conference Champion) vs. "South Cup" Champion Sunday

March 23-24 - Cowboy Cup Qualifier, University of Texas-Dallas in Dallas, Texas.
Univ. of Texas-Dallas (Lonestar Conference Champion) vs. Colorado School of Mines or University of Denver
Colorado School of Mines or University of Denver vs. Angelo State University (Lonestar Conference Runnerup)

March 23-24 - Pacific Coast Cup Qualifier, California Maritime Academy in Vallejo, Calif.
12PM - Northern California Conference Champion vs. Pacific Mountain West Conference Runnerup
2PM - University of Puget Sound (Pacific Northwest RFU Champion) vs. Pacific Mountain West Conference Champion

April 6-7 - The PacWest Region Championship, Glendale, Colo.
Benedictine vs. Pacific Coast Cup Champ
Cowboy Cup Champ vs. Pacific Coast Cup Runnerup

April 27-28
NSCRO Small College National Championship, Infinity Park in Glendale, Colo.

Saturday April 27
New England College (Northeast Region Champion) vs. Mid-Atlantic South Region Champion
St. John's University (Central Region Champion) vs. PacWest Region Champion

Sunday April 28
11AM - 3rd Place
1PM - Championship

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