1975 Sexist OSU Newsletter
The Old Man, the newsletter of the Ohio State University Men’s Rugby club announced the formation of the Ohio State women’s team. Note the graphic illustration of a female player.
1977 The Pitch
The Tube and the Pitch, two different Ohio State Women’s team newsletters from 1977 show the grassroots organizing, bawdy nature of women’s rugby at the time.
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Support us today!
When you contribute to the U.S. Women’s Rugby Foundation you become part of a movement to support girls and women involved in rugby.
​
We are a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization.​
All donations made are tax deductible.
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PATHWAYS AND TEAMS
PATHWAYS BY STATE
This graph represents the current pathways for women's rugby by state, with the length of each color corresponding to the number of teams in each category within the state.
It is interesting to compare the states that have full pathways to play at every level (California) with those that have broken pathways (West Virginia). There are opportunities in both types of pathways to positively impact the girl's and women's game.
Photo Credit: Brittany Biedenbender
TEAM LIST
WRCRA maintains a list of Girls & Women's Rugby Teams within the United States.
Don't see your team? Email wrcra.info@gmail.com