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National Collegiate Rugby (NCR)The High Peaks Women’s Collegiate Rugby Conference is a U.S. college rugby conference within National Collegiate Rugby (NCR). This RFC conference hub tracks current teams, conference standings, schedules and results for the 2026–27 season.
The High Peaks Women’s Collegiate Rugby Conference brings together 22 college rugby programs competing within National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) for the 2026–27 season: Brigham Young University Women, UCLA, University of Oklahoma, Boise State University Women, Colorado State University Women, Montana State University Women, University of Colorado Women, University of Wyoming Women, Utah State University Women, Colorado Mesa University Women, New Mexico State University Women, Southern Utah University Women, University of Montana Women, University of Utah Women, Utah Tech University Women, Weber State University Women, Colorado College Women, Colorado School of Mines Women, Idaho State University Women, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Women, University of Denver Women, University of Northern Colorado Women.
RFC’s High Peaks Women’s Collegiate Rugby Conference hub provides a permanent home for conference information while current membership, standings, schedules and verified conference results update throughout the season. Conference membership and competition formats can change from year to year, so RFC identifies season-specific information separately from the conference’s evergreen profile.
High Peaks Women’s Collegiate Rugby Conference competes at the college level within National Collegiate Rugby (NCR) for the 2026–27 season. RFC currently lists 22 member programs, with three in Division I, seven in Division II, six in Division III and six in Division I-AA. Conference matches determine the standings shown on this page; games against teams outside High Peaks Women’s Collegiate Rugby Conference are treated as non-conference fixtures and do not count toward RFC’s conference standings. Because the conference includes multiple competitive divisions, RFC displays separate standings for each division and does not combine cross-division records into one table.
Standings will appear as 2026–27 conference results are verified by Rugby Fan Central.
Standings will appear as 2026–27 conference results are verified by Rugby Fan Central.
Standings will appear as 2026–27 conference results are verified by Rugby Fan Central.
Standings will appear as 2026–27 conference results are verified by Rugby Fan Central.
RFC standings are calculated only from completed matches explicitly classified by RFC’s verified college data as conference matches between current conference members. In multi-division conferences, a match is counted in a division table only when both teams are members of that same division. Official competition points and tiebreakers may differ.
Verified 2026–27 conference results will appear here as Rugby Fan Central confirms scores.
Upcoming 2026–27 conference fixtures will appear here as Rugby Fan Central confirms the current schedule.
The High Peaks Women’s Collegiate Rugby Conference is a U.S. college rugby conference governed by National Collegiate Rugby (NCR).
For the 2026–27 season, RFC currently lists 22 conference members: Brigham Young University Women, UCLA, University of Oklahoma, Boise State University Women, Colorado State University Women, Montana State University Women, University of Colorado Women, University of Wyoming Women, Utah State University Women, Colorado Mesa University Women, New Mexico State University Women, Southern Utah University Women, University of Montana Women, University of Utah Women, Utah Tech University Women, Weber State University Women, Colorado College Women, Colorado School of Mines Women, Idaho State University Women, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Women, University of Denver Women, University of Northern Colorado Women.
RFC currently classifies member programs across Division I, Division II, Division III and Division I-AA for the 2026–27 season, with separate RFC standings for each division.
RFC includes only completed matches explicitly classified as conference matches between current conference members. Official competition points, bonus points and tiebreakers may differ from RFC’s summary table.
This evergreen hub keeps verified conference results, upcoming conference fixtures and current standings together on one permanent RFC page.
