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Standings›United States

How rugby is organised in the United States

Competition structureNorth America region · Guide updated 12 Aug 2026
StructureCompetitionsClubsSources

USA Rugby is the national governing body. USA Club Rugby runs the senior-club national championship pathway, while geographic unions administer the local competitions that qualify teams. This is a multi-owner system rather than one nationwide club league.

Governing authorityUSA RugbyGoverning authorityUSA Club Rugby
Dutch rugby standings

The country structure

Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.

Geographic ownership

USA Rugby lists 19 geographic-union contacts, while USA Club Rugby's XVs map assigns 16 owners to four Super Regions. Alaska, Hawaii and Montana are not assigned on that map, and the Midwest labels and local-area totals differ between the two organisations.

  • Local owners remain separate

    Geographic unions run different local competitions and qualification routes. This page does not combine them into one national table or guess missing assignments from geography.

National championship pathway

Eligible senior XV sides progress through local competitions and four Super Regions to the USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships. The national weekend is a qualification event, not a promotion-and-relegation pyramid.

  • Five national divisions

    The 2026 event scheduled separate men's Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3 competitions and separate women's Division 1 and Division 2 competitions, each with four entries and its own semifinals and final.

Senior men's XV

Men's Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3 advance to separate national semifinals and finals. Men's Division 4 can exist regionally but does not advance to this national event.

  • No national movement rule

    A national finish does not bring promotion or relegation in a named local division. Each union sets its own rules each season.

Senior women's XV

Women's Division 1 and Division 2 advance to separate national semifinals and finals. Women's Division 3 can exist regionally but does not advance to this national event.

  • Separate participant identities

    A women's team name is not merged with a men's side or turned into a club record unless the union says which club each team belongs to.

What Frostlete covers here

Scores and tables

Official website

This site does not provide United States tables, fixtures or results. USA Club Rugby's 2026 event announcement is the official link. No official 2026 champions record or event results archive was found.

Open official website

Where each competition sits

USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships

A recurring national senior-club XV championship reached through local and Super Regional qualification. The 2026 edition had five separate men's and women's divisions. It was not one mixed-gender competition or a nationwide league table.

Operated by USA Club Rugby

Competition page

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Competition

USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships

The 2026 USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships brought regional qualifiers into five separate men's and women's divisions, each with semi-finals and a final.

Operated by USA Club Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026

Clubs on this page

The event names its entrants, but this site has not published them as club pages or as separate teams. No club profile or team list is created from those names.

Official sources used

Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.

  • USA Club Rugby and USA Rugby roles

    Open source
  • USA Rugby Senior Club Contacts

    Open source
  • USA Club Rugby XVs pathway

    Open source
  • USA Club Rugby 2026 XVs National Championships announcement

    Open source
  • USA Rugby public website

    Open source
  • USA Club Rugby public website

    Open source
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Standings›United States

How rugby is organised in the United States

Competition structureNorth America region · Guide updated 12 Aug 2026
StructureCompetitionsClubsSources

USA Rugby is the national governing body. USA Club Rugby runs the senior-club national championship pathway, while geographic unions administer the local competitions that qualify teams. This is a multi-owner system rather than one nationwide club league.

Governing authorityUSA RugbyGoverning authorityUSA Club Rugby
Dutch rugby standings

The country structure

Permanent leagues, seasonal phases and parallel competitions stay separate so a cup or playoff is not mistaken for a league tier.

Geographic ownership

USA Rugby lists 19 geographic-union contacts, while USA Club Rugby's XVs map assigns 16 owners to four Super Regions. Alaska, Hawaii and Montana are not assigned on that map, and the Midwest labels and local-area totals differ between the two organisations.

  • Local owners remain separate

    Geographic unions run different local competitions and qualification routes. This page does not combine them into one national table or guess missing assignments from geography.

National championship pathway

Eligible senior XV sides progress through local competitions and four Super Regions to the USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships. The national weekend is a qualification event, not a promotion-and-relegation pyramid.

  • Five national divisions

    The 2026 event scheduled separate men's Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3 competitions and separate women's Division 1 and Division 2 competitions, each with four entries and its own semifinals and final.

Senior men's XV

Men's Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3 advance to separate national semifinals and finals. Men's Division 4 can exist regionally but does not advance to this national event.

  • No national movement rule

    A national finish does not bring promotion or relegation in a named local division. Each union sets its own rules each season.

Senior women's XV

Women's Division 1 and Division 2 advance to separate national semifinals and finals. Women's Division 3 can exist regionally but does not advance to this national event.

  • Separate participant identities

    A women's team name is not merged with a men's side or turned into a club record unless the union says which club each team belongs to.

What Frostlete covers here

Scores and tables

Official website

This site does not provide United States tables, fixtures or results. USA Club Rugby's 2026 event announcement is the official link. No official 2026 champions record or event results archive was found.

Open official website

Where each competition sits

USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships

A recurring national senior-club XV championship reached through local and Super Regional qualification. The 2026 edition had five separate men's and women's divisions. It was not one mixed-gender competition or a nationwide league table.

Operated by USA Club Rugby

Competition page

Pages on Frostlete

Competition

USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships

The 2026 USA Club Rugby XVs National Championships brought regional qualifiers into five separate men's and women's divisions, each with semi-finals and a final.

Operated by USA Club Rugby · Checked 12 Aug 2026

Clubs on this page

The event names its entrants, but this site has not published them as club pages or as separate teams. No club profile or team list is created from those names.

Official sources used

Read the official sources for the competition structure, club lists and other information on this page.

  • USA Club Rugby and USA Rugby roles

    Open source
  • USA Rugby Senior Club Contacts

    Open source
  • USA Club Rugby XVs pathway

    Open source
  • USA Club Rugby 2026 XVs National Championships announcement

    Open source
  • USA Rugby public website

    Open source
  • USA Club Rugby public website

    Open source
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