Women’s Rugby

 

Founded in 1962, Penn State Rugby is one of the most successful collegiate rugby programs in the United States, consistently fielding teams that compete for the National Championship.

Penn State Rugby produces National Champion-caliber teams and provides opportunities that prepare students for a lifetime of impact. With two highly successful teams, a dedicated coaching and administrative staff, and an alumni network more than 1,600 members strong, Penn State Rugby is one of the premier collegiate rugby programs in the United States.

12x National Champions: 1997, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

 
 
 

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📸🎬Scenes from last week’s training as we prepare for our FIRST GAME on February 26th at Holuba Hall vs @usna_womens_rugby at 2:15!! #WEARE #pennstatewrugby
Join Penn State Women's Rugby in celebrating and thanking the women who have paved the way for our sport and our team. Happy National Girls & Women in Sports Day from all of us here at Penn State!! #NGWSD #WEARE #pavetheway #whoruntheworld
WE ARE back for Penn State rugby!! Mark your calendars and get ready for an exciting spring season! 😤🗓️🏉
Great game against JMU this weekend! Here’s the final results.
Gameday vs. JMU tomorrow! We will be live streaming on instagram. Keep an eye out for any game updates!
Hard fought win for Penn State today! We’re growing as a team every game! 💙
Who’s ready for GAMMEEEE DAYYY! Let’s get hype! 🦁
Schedule change for tomorrow‼️We will now be playing DC Furries on the road. We’ll see you soon for a 1pm kickoff!
Who’s excited for some Saturday rugby? We’re this excited! Keep an eye out for a schedule announcement about this weekend.
Good luck to the Nittany Lions and welcome back to all the Alum.

“PSU Rugby has provided opportunities for leadership, mentorship, self-challenge, goal setting, and goal achievement. The team is a great family that takes care of each other, and the players develop bonds and friendships that will reach far beyond college.”

— Gretchen Spino, Player Parent