The Federación Mexicana de Rugby publishes a senior men's Rugby XV structure in which regional competitions feed national phases. Its 2025/26 documents describe the planned competition, but they do not give one countrywide table or a completed national result.
Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.
The 2025/26 technical annex names Metropolitana, Oriente, Occidente, Bajío, Noreste, Noroeste and Sur/Sureste as the regions feeding the national senior men's XV structure.
No single regional table
Regional organisers run their own competitions within the federation calendar. The documents do not show that every region uses the same divisions, teams or results service.
The January 2026 addendum replaced the original ten-team national Primera Fuerza plan with eight regional qualification slots in two groups of four, followed by cross-semifinals and a final.
Scheduled structure, outcome unavailable
The addendum scheduled three group rounds, semifinals and a final. The federation has not named entrants, results, a final table, finalists or a champion.
First and Second Force stay separate
Primera Fuerza and Segunda Fuerza are separate competitions. A B side or regional slot is not treated as a club or a national first team.
The rules describe a separate Segunda Fuerza national knockout and season-specific limits for B teams. Tercera Fuerza, and how every regional force fits together, are not confirmed.
No permanent movement rule
A 2024/25 Metropolitana promotion rule does not show a 2025/26 result or a national automatic promotion and relegation system.
The federation's senior men's XV competition connects regional qualification to a national Primera Fuerza phase. The 2025/26 season is shown as a plan because the federation has published the schedule and rules, not completed results.
Operated by Federación Mexicana de Rugby
Competition
Mexico's senior men's XV championship connects regional qualifying to a national Primera Fuerza stage. The 2025/26 plan set out eight qualifying places, two groups, cross-semi-finals and a final.
Operated by Federación Mexicana de Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026
Regional slots and federation directory entries do not say which club each first, B, university, association or composite team belongs to.
Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.
Federación Mexicana de Rugby official website
FMRU 2025/26 men's XV technical annex
FMRU 2025/26 national-phase addendum
The Federación Mexicana de Rugby publishes a senior men's Rugby XV structure in which regional competitions feed national phases. Its 2025/26 documents describe the planned competition, but they do not give one countrywide table or a completed national result.
Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.
The 2025/26 technical annex names Metropolitana, Oriente, Occidente, Bajío, Noreste, Noroeste and Sur/Sureste as the regions feeding the national senior men's XV structure.
No single regional table
Regional organisers run their own competitions within the federation calendar. The documents do not show that every region uses the same divisions, teams or results service.
The January 2026 addendum replaced the original ten-team national Primera Fuerza plan with eight regional qualification slots in two groups of four, followed by cross-semifinals and a final.
Scheduled structure, outcome unavailable
The addendum scheduled three group rounds, semifinals and a final. The federation has not named entrants, results, a final table, finalists or a champion.
First and Second Force stay separate
Primera Fuerza and Segunda Fuerza are separate competitions. A B side or regional slot is not treated as a club or a national first team.
The rules describe a separate Segunda Fuerza national knockout and season-specific limits for B teams. Tercera Fuerza, and how every regional force fits together, are not confirmed.
No permanent movement rule
A 2024/25 Metropolitana promotion rule does not show a 2025/26 result or a national automatic promotion and relegation system.
The federation's senior men's XV competition connects regional qualification to a national Primera Fuerza phase. The 2025/26 season is shown as a plan because the federation has published the schedule and rules, not completed results.
Operated by Federación Mexicana de Rugby
Competition
Mexico's senior men's XV championship connects regional qualifying to a national Primera Fuerza stage. The 2025/26 plan set out eight qualifying places, two groups, cross-semi-finals and a final.
Operated by Federación Mexicana de Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026
Regional slots and federation directory entries do not say which club each first, B, university, association or composite team belongs to.
Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.
Federación Mexicana de Rugby official website
FMRU 2025/26 men's XV technical annex
FMRU 2025/26 national-phase addendum
