Ahead of the BUCS Super Rugby Championship final on Wednesday, we look back at the season both Hartpury and Cardiff Met have had as they prepare to do battle at Twickenham.
Reigning BUCS Super Rugby Championship holders Hartpury will face Cardiff Met in the final of this year’s competition after they knocked out the University of Exeter.
The University of Bath will compete in the BUCS Super Rugby Championship semi-finals for the second consecutive year on Wednesday and head of rugby Aaron James wants the journey to Twickenham to continue.
The Varsity Match and the Rugby Football Union have agreed a new four-year deal for the historic women’s and men’s rugby fixtures between Oxford and Cambridge universities to continue to be played at Twickenham Stadium ahead of the 100th year of the match at the iconic venue.
The BUCS Super Rugby Championship quarter-finals are nearly upon us as the top eight sides in the country continue their journeys towards Twickenham and arguably, this is the most unpredictable the competition has ever been.
Nottingham Trent University, the University of Bath and Loughborough University are through to the quarter-finals of the BUCS Super Rugby Championship.