2012 Men's Fall Standings

1st XV North Division

 
W
L
T
Points
Dartmouth
5
0
1
27
Brown
4
1
1
22
Harvard
1
5
0
5
Yale
1
5
0
4

1st XV South Division

 
W
L
T
Points
Penn
4
1
1
24
Princeton
4
1
1
21
Columbia
3
3
0
15
Cornell
0
6
0
0

 

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2012 Women's Fall Stnd.

1st XV Green Division

 
W
L
T
Points
Brown
3
0
0
14
Princeton
2
1
0
10
Harvard
1
2
0
5
Dartmouth
0
3
0
0
 

1st XV White Division

 
W
L
T
Points
Cornell
3
0
0
15
Yale
2
1
0
9
Columbia
1
2
0
5
Penn
0
3
0
1

 

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November 03, 2012

The Big Green started off the fall season with strong wins against several opponents, but struggled to develop offense against the tough defensive teams in the top tier of the Ivy Rugby Conference.

October 27, 2012

Dartmouth is the first of three 7s tournaments in the IVY Rugby Conference this fall. This first tournament was a tune-up for the tournament at Yale next weekend (11/3). The results of the 7s tournament at Yale will determine the IVY North and IVY South seeds for the IVY 7s Championships at Princeton on November 10th.

October 28, 2012

In yet another classic battle Brown fell to Army in a hard fought match full of big hits and exciting runs.

October 13, 2012

The Dartmouth Women's Rugby Club came into this weekend’s match against Harvard with optimism but failed to shut down Harvard’s offense, resulting in a 39-5 score.

October 13, 2012

On a beautiful fall day in Hanover, Dartmouth Rugby shut down Yale to maintain their position at the top of Ivy Rugby. For the second time this season, both the 1st and 2nd XV held Yale scoreless on the day, leading to two dominant victories of 42-0 and 97-0 respectively.

October 09, 2012

Penn Sports Plus is the sports blog of The Daily Pennsylvanian that spotlights people in the Penn Sports scene who don’t usually get as much attention as other sports.  No current Penn athletics players or coaches will be featured in Penn Sports Plus, so we’ll have plenty of space for the unsung

October 06, 2012

Ithaca, NY – Despite a rainy start to the match, Cornell and Princeton Women played a strong game of rugby, resulting in a non-division victory for Princeton, with a final score of 39-10 over Cornell.

October 06, 2012

Princeton scores seven tries in a home win over Cornell.

October 06, 2012

With both teams coming into the game undefeated in Ivy South play, the match between the University of Penn Quakers and the Columbia University Lions at Penn Park promised to be a great match, and neither team disappointed. In a scrappy contest, the home team held off a late Columbia rally for a 22-18 victory.

October 06, 2012

After battling it out for 80 minutes, Dartmouth came out on top 31-21 on a beautiful fall day in Cambridge. The Big Green controlled the two teams’ first meeting in Hanover three weeks previous with a 60-0 victory, but the Crimson showed that they were much improved in an exciting match. On a day where Madison Hughes '15 tallied 17 points, it was still Harvard with their three consecutive second half tries that stole the story line.

October 06, 2012

Brown beat a game but over matched Penn side 75-5 to go to 3-0 in the Ivy League. The final score of the match came with minutes left, first year Ebony McCaskill fought her way through the defense to score under the post and close out a dominant 75-5 win.

October 06, 2012

Brown takes a a 25-0 lead into halftime, but Yale makes it a match in the second half. Brown wins 35-14.

October 06, 2012

The DWRC faced Yale on Saturday in the Big Green’s last home game of the season,
defeating the Bulldogs 34-10.

September 30, 2012

A day of gut wrenching rugby ends in a win for Columbia women.

September 29, 2012

Columbia took a lead into halftime against Princeton lead by an Alex Plana and Petey Palello. In the second half, Plana, Pablo and a try by Michael Poage put it away for Columbia. Princeton tries by Nick Martin and Etienne Gallant kept the Tigers in the contest.

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