finished the spring 2013 season with a 6-1 conference record, and then defeated South Carolina 29–7 in the round of 16 national playoffs, before losing in the quarterfinals to Central Florida 20–24. Clemson currently competes as a Division IAA team in the Southeastern Collegiate Rugby Conference, which is affiliated with National Collegiate Rugby. Team record 2005-2006: 14-4 Clemson outscored their opponents 766–313. 0–2 in National Tournament, 35–46 against Navy and 22–32 against UC Santa Barbara. 2004-2005: 17-8-1 Second in the South. 0–2 in National Tournament, 18–35 against Army and 26–46 to Penn State. 2003-2004: 20-2 Spring 2001: 3-3 Spring 1998: 7-0 Defeated Citadel 100-0 and Emory 94-0 Fall 1997: 3-3 Spring 1997: 5-3 Fall 1996: 5-5 Fall 1995: 6-1-1 Spring 1995: 10-0 Defeated USC 85-0 Records Clemson went 14–0 in the fall 2003 for the best winning percentage ever for the Fall Season. Clemson won 19 games In the fall of 2004 for the most ever in the Fall Season. Clemson set the team scoring record in 2006 with a 118–3 victory over the University of Florida. Clemson's previous record was in 1998 when they defeated Citadel 100–0. Foundation and Alumni Clemson Rugby has grown off the field as well. The Tigers have made several large strides in improving Clemson Rugby's organization. The team has set up an alumni fund to allow graduates to give back to the club. The annual alumni gathering at homecoming is a highly anticipated event where former players and supporters are hosted at several events including a dinner, inter-collegiate rugby match, an alumni match against the college team, and a post match cookout which allows the past players to socialize with the present players and tell old war stories. The Clemson Rugby Foundation helps increase the support of the Clemson Rugby teams. The Clemson Rugby Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, and was founded during Clemson Rugby's 40th year. The Foundation has allowed the alumni and supporters a more organized way of supporting rugby at Clemson, including the creation of several scholarships, coaching stipends, and other grants. Players Clemson has had numerous South All-Stars, U-19 All-stars and GRU All-stars during the team's history: Clemson had its first Collegiate All-American in 2005 in Scrumhalf Dutch Jones. Clemson had its second Collegiate All-American in 2008 with Second Row Michael Fitzgerald. Clemson had its third Collegiate U20 All-American in 2014 with #8 Jason Damm Clemson's 8-man Scott Wagemann