of Notre Dame (South Bend, IN) 10 2012 – Norwich 82, Winona State 12 2013 – Washington State 60, Winona State 5 2014 – Mary Washington 36, Cal State, Northridge 22 2015 – Notre Dame College 69, UC-Riverside 10 2016 – Davenport 61, USC 0 2017 – Davenport 71, Kennesaw State 5 2017–18 (fall) Winona State 38, Vassar 36 (spring) Tulane 31, Claremont Colleges 14 2018–19 (fall) Vassar 50, Winona State 13 (spring) Fresno State 25, Salisbury 19 2019–20 (fall) Winona State 19, Colorado School of Mines 10 (spring) cancelled (pandemic) 2020–21 (fall) cancelled (pandemic) (spring) cancelled (pandemic) 2021–22 (fall) Vassar 74, Temple 5 (ACRA) (spring) Claremont 22, San Diego State 7 (CRAA) Division II Sevens USA Rugby Men 2013: Principia def. UW–Stout 2014: (moved from fall 2014 to spring 2015) 2015: James Madison 40–22 Wisconsin–Whitewater 2016: Minnesota–Duluth 17–5 Saint Louis 2017: Wisconsin–Whitewater 26–5 UNC Charlotte 2018: UNC Charlotte 38–10 Wisconsin–Whitewater 2019: North Carolina State University 28–12 Wisconsin–Whitewater 2020: cancelled (pandemic) 2021: cancelled (pandemic) 2022: USC 29–7 Memphis Women 2016: Davenport 24–14 Bloomsburg 2017: eligible for open division 2018: eligible for open division 2019: Bryant 22–19 Fresno State 2020: cancelled (pandemic) 2021: cancelled (pandemic) 2022: San Jose State 22–0 St. Mary's National Collegiate Rugby Men 2022 – Indiana University of Pennsylvania 17–7 Lander Small Colleges Small College Rugby, formerly known as Division III, is governed by the National Collegiate Rugby Organization, formerly the National Small College Rugby Organization (NSCRO). In 2020, NSCRO re-branded as National Collegiate Rugby. The National Small College Rugby Organization was created to give a competitive outlet to small colleges which would not otherwise have an opportunity to compete on a national stage. Each year, the NSCRO hosts rugby tournaments for Men's and Women's college teams, and during 2006–2011 it also conducted a Division IV Women's college tournament. Men 2002 – Western Carolina University, runner-up Stonehill College 2003 – Furman University, runner-up Stonehill College 2004 – Furman University, runner-up Central Connecticut State 2005 – Furman University, runner-up Duke University 2006 – Bentley University, runner-up The Citadel 2007 – Bentley University 11 – 10 Furman University 2008 – Plymouth State Univ 22 – 15 Furman University 2009 – Coastal Carolina 36 – 15 SUNY Oswego 2010 – Penn State Berks 11 – 6 Keene State 2011 – Longwood University 36 – 27 Occidental College 2012 – Salve Regina 22 – 15 Cal Maritime 2013 – St. John's (Minn.)