The Rugby Championship 2014 gets underway on August 16. Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa will battle it out to become champions of the southern hemisphere. Each team will play each ...

Hopes are high for the entertainment rugby will bring in 2015, but before that campaign gets underway, we must first look back on the extravaganza that has been a top-class 2014. Here, we've ranked ...

Form collides head-on with pedigree when the New South Wales Waratahs bid for a first Super Rugby title against seven-time champions Canterbury Crusaders in a blockbuster final at Sydney's ANZ Stadium ...

Only one team remain unbeaten in the IRB Junior World Rugby Trophy and it isn’t Japan or Tonga, who contest Saturday’s final. It is Uruguay, whose performances over the past two weeks will have set ...

Image: England finally secured their second Rugby World Cup title in 2014 and eight years later, many familiar faces will be looking for glory once again It has been eight years since the Red Roses ...

The Chiefs opened their defense of their back-to-back Super Rugby titles with an 18-10 win over seven-time champions the Crusaders on Friday in the first match of the season in the New Zealand ...

The underdog Indiana University women's rugby team, making its first appearance in the national semifinals of the USA Rugby Women's Collegiate Fall Championship, fell Saturday 52-10 to Norwich ...

Even Humphrey Kayange struggles to define himself. On his Twitter biography, he asks: “Rugby player/research officer or is it the other way around?” In one walk of life, he is trying to help rid the ...

Brittany Mitchell has been a sports fan from an early age, with a keen interest in netball, cricket and rugby. Brittany interned at Rugby Magazine and the Australian Rugby Union before joining ESPN.

What do you get if you combine the glitz and glamor of Las Vegas with the raw power of rugby sevens? “It’s the Olympics meets Mardi Gras,” says Dan Lyle, a former captain of the U.S. rugby sevens team ...

Greg Growden stares into his crystal ball to see what rugby 2014 has in store for us. Tongue in cheek? Perhaps. But we think much may come to pass ...