The 2011 Rugby Super League (RSL) season kicks off this Saturday with two highly anticipated games on show. The newly formed Utah Warriors travel to take on the Denver Barbarians and 2010 RSL Finalists San Francisco Golden Gate travel to the Dallas Harlequins.

Following the sudden death of 17 year-old rugby player, Matt Hammerdorfer, the American rugby community has been anxious to know what they can do to memorialize Matt. His family has established a Memorial fund in his honor.

The Men’s National Sevens Team is set to assemble at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif. for one week before they head to Hong Kong for the fifth leg of the HSBC Sevens World Series.

(irb.com) The International Rugby Board and the Georgian Rugby Union have announced the appointment of the Georgian Public Broadcaster as IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy 2011 Host Broadcaster. The IRB will deliver a live streaming service of the eight matches plus four additional matches produced by the broadcaster.

Buffs v. Rams. Thirty years of regular matchups can't take the venom out of this in-state rivalry. Both teams are looking for a statement game and bragging rights. That's why it's this week's CPD Barnburner. It's going to be one heckuva ball game.

On Saturday March 5, the American rugby community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Matthew Hammerdorfer, a 17-year-old rugby player from Fort Collins, Colo. Hammerdorfer collapsed during a match and went into cardiac arrest caused by a congenital heart defect.

With 31 teams battling for national supremacy, four players stood out. Vote now for the CPD Player of the Week!

Arizona State made college rugby history Friday, scoring the first ever College Premier Division try in the team's 48-19 defeat of the Colorado Buffaloes.

The inaugural weekend of College Premier Division play has come to an end and what a weekend it was! We saw numerous exciting matches accompanied by some outstanding individual performances; notably a four try match by Cal's Derek Asbun.

The thoughts and deepest sympathies of the global Rugby family continue to be with the people of Christchurch, all New Zealanders and everyone affected by last week’s tragedy. The response of the global Rugby family has been overwhelming and we know is greatly appreciated by those affected.