Cardiff Met snatch a dramatic draw against Brunel, Hartpury fight back to beat Surrey, and Exeter stage a surging comeback against Edinburgh in Women's BUCS Super Rugby.

Women’s BUCS Super Rugby returned with more stars, another team entering the mix, and every game live-streamed on Clubber TV, but how did the opening round begin?

Bath return to form, Hartpury continue their winning streak and Nottingham break their duck in a thrilling round of BUCS Super Rugby.

Loughborough have the crown, Hartpury have the dynasty, and there is a new kid on the block. Adam Gaston previews the teams and key storylines ahead of the new Women's BUCS Super Rugby season.

From the iconic Cardiff Arms Park to a sold-out Sandy Park, Round Three of BUCS Super Rugby played out in typical fashion.

With Bath leading the way, Loughborough bouncing back and Durham faltering, what did we learn from this week’s action at the top of the university game?

BUCS Super Rugby returned on Wednesday with all the drama, tries and tribalism that make it such a spectacle. TRU's Adam Gaston wraps up the action.

Former England and Harlequins full-back set to leave his current role with National Two East side Esher after accepting a full-time position as Director of Rugby at Loughborough University.

BUCS Super Rugby returns, arguably bigger and better than ever. As the competition enters its 10th season, Adam Gaston previews all 10 sides gunning for university rugby’s biggest prize.

Clubber TV's decision to broadcast every BUCS Super Rugby fixture in 2026-27 marks another major step for university rugby, a journey TRU has seen first-hand.

Talking Rugby Union (TRU) is delighted to be collaborating with freelance journalist Adam Gaston ahead of the new Champ Rugby season, as well as the upcoming BUCS Super Rugby and Women’s BUCS Super Rugby campaigns.

The recent inaugural Nations Championship showcased the top level of our sport, but we always need to keep in mind that the international game is built on the foundations beneath it.

'The Brothers' backed up their historic league title by beating Loughborough 41-14 in the BUCS Super Rugby Milk Championship final at Rodney Parade.

The showpiece event in the university rugby calendar rolls into Newport once again with Bath looking to cement their dominance, Loughborough hoping for double success and Brunel aiming to break new ground.

Abi Burton’s Brunel shocked Hartpury to reach the Women’s BUCS Super Rugby final against Loughborough, while the top two men’s sides also book Rodney Parade showdown.

Bath recovered from a 27-point deficit against Cardiff to keep their dreams of a double alive, while Durham upset the seedings after their victory at Nottingham.

The exciting Bath prospect, who has been a driving force in the success of the university side, is hoping to hit one or two more heights this season after captaining England Under-19s.

Aaron James' side claim their first BUCS Super Rugby league title with a hard-fought 17-7 victory away at Durham as the regular season concludes.

An explosive second half from Aaron James’ side secured a 40-31 win over their title rivals, leaving Bath on the brink of their first-ever BSR league title.

Eric Nixon's game-clinching try sets up mouth-watering showdown with second-placed Bath while Hartpury finish ‘perfect’ season in Women's BUCS Super Rugby.