
Men lose narrowly to Yale
Men get their first lose of the season in narrow loss to Yale.
Match reports, club news and alumni updates.

Men get their first lose of the season in narrow loss to Yale.

Men and women both keep their streaks alive away.

A tight win over Iona, women continue their unscored on season.

A massive win over Princeton, the alumni gathering moves to the Babson match on October 24, and the defending national champion women open their season.

A 40–10 opening win over UConn, and the alumni are targeting the match against Iona.

Both clubs qualify for the CRC tournament. The men open their sevens season in Ireland, and the women win the first CRC qualifier hosted at Northeastern.

The men win two prizes in the Pack Gives Back, and set up the regular-season finale against BC for first place in the Liberty Conference.

A fundraiser for the senior class and 2006–2025 grads, a thank-you to the men's alumni coaches, and the scores from two big weekends.

More big wins at UMass Amherst: the women win 58–0 and the men 33–15.

The women beat BU 120–7 and the men win 69–0. Both clubs head to UMass Amherst this weekend.
A new Instagram campaign with behind-the-scenes content and full coverage of the match against Brown.

The men open with a strong scrimmage against UNH. Old Boys, save October 4; Old Girls, save November 1.
The schedule for Saturday, June 21: a tailgate at Pageant Field, the Free Jacks, the NCR All-Americans against Ballynahinch RFC, and the gala.
An anchor of the pack through the late 80s and early 90s.
Five inductees, honored at the gala on June 21.

Wins over Howard, Northern Iowa, Notre Dame and Iowa took the D1 club title, and Giving Day raised nearly $47,000.

Coach Ed and Eric Graham visit an Ohio combine, and a Lady Maddog is picked for the NCR high-performance tour.

The Hall of Fame weekend in June, a Free Jacks tailgate in May, and the Maddogs' Six Nations fantasy league.
The women fall to #1 Wheeling in the final four after a brilliant season, and planning starts for the spring alumni weekend.

The Lady Dogs beat the two-time defending NCR D1 champions 32–26 to reach the final four.

An undefeated regular season, capped by a 57–0 win over BC. Today they take on UConn at Carter Field for a place at the regional championships.

The Pack Gives Back asks 2014–2025 grads to step up, and the Maddogs bash SUNY Binghamton for their first win of the season.
The criminal era lost a true giant.

Lady Maddog alum Sarah Levy and USA Sevens win bronze in Paris, and the NCR All-Stars go 4–0 in France.
Coach Ed leads NCR All-Americans on a tour of France, and Matthews Arena will be replaced.

Second place among 64 club teams, and a new effort to update the alumni contact list.

Tailgating at the Free Jacks, a dinner at the Alumni Center and an alumni match in the dome.

Save the date for March 16 and 17. Plus the new FONUR board, a coaching endowment, and congratulations to the women's club on a national title.
A 43–22 win gets the men off the mark, and the women beat BU 88–10.
Losses to Fairfield and Dartmouth, and the Atlantic Coast All-Stars beat Sydney in Bordeaux.

Ed Tubridy, Coleman Jackson and Alvaro Borrego head to the World University Rugby Invitational in France.

The men won their CRC opener and pushed champions Kutztown close; the women won the D1 sevens title unbeaten.
Fifth at the Free Jacks' Monumental Sevens, then third and second at the Liberty Sevens at Fairfield.

Over 180 alumni, students and friends at the New England Aquarium, after the Memorial Touch Tournament returned.
Seven inductees, honored at the gala at the New England Aquarium on March 18.

The young Dogs beat Wentworth on the old Triangle of Death, and the sevens squad played the LA stop of the World Sevens.

For the second year running, Ed Tubridy's Liberty Conference Reds won the NCR all-star fifteens.

The Maddogs beat Fordham 44–22, and the young Dogs tested BC at Alumni Stadium.

The Maddogs took a season's worth of frustration out on Buffalo, 67–7.
After a loss at AIC, the Dogs beat Harvard 31–19, and the B side kept up its shutouts.
Former Free Jacks fullback Danny Collins joins the coaching staff.
Friends and teammates remember one of the toughest Maddogs.
The CRCs in New Orleans, and congratulations to the class of 2022.

Over $40,000 raised, both alumni challenges won, and an at-large bid to the CRCs.

Wins over Fairfield, Iona and Harvard before falling to Kutztown in the final.

Remembering Keith Hague, NCR All-Star champions in Houston, and Sarah Levy scores three at Twickenham.
A 19–10 loss in the Liberty final, then the NCR quarter-final at Queens was cancelled.

Two games these men will never forget: the Maddogs win the semi-final in a downpour, and the B side wins 48–10.

After an 18–0 run in fifteens since 2018, the Dogs fell at Dartmouth, then finished the league season 6–1.

The Maddogs took care of BC, and now face their greatest challenge in recent memory at Dartmouth.

A 53–7 win over Tufts and a hard-earned 22–13 win at Fairfield, and the B side's shutout streak.

The Maddogs beat URI 42–14 and the second side won 22–0.

Back on the field after the pandemic, the Maddogs honored three new Hall of Famers at halftime.

Six inductees for the Hall of Fame class of 2022, a new athletic director who goes by "Maddog", and the fall schedule.

Five Maddogs played as two Liberty Conference sides met in the final in New Orleans.
Coach Tubridy leads the squad in New Orleans, and Giving Day raises $28,300 from 912 gifts.

No matches this fall, but the Maddogs never stopped learning and growing.
Remembering Jake Kennedy, virtual training through the pandemic, and the endowment reaches $160,000.
An undefeated fifteens season, a Plate in LA, and a top-25 finish, from club president Jack Hale.
The spring season ended early. Here's what Coach Alex Miccio told the boys.

Four wins from five and 145 points to 26 at the Los Angeles Invitational.

The alumni sponsor a new set of 35th-anniversary jerseys, and the club mourns one of its own.

The Maddogs beat BC in the final to win the Liberty Conference for the second time in three years.

The Maddogs beat UConn to finish 7–0, then beat AIC 25–14 in the Liberty Conference semi-final.

Overcoming a halftime deficit and a yellow card, the Maddogs beat Fordham 31–17.

A 48–21 sweep of Tufts, and the B side is having a solid season too.
A one-point win at UMass, 21–20, after a missed dropkick on the final play.

In front of a ferocious pack of NOBs at Alumni Weekend, the Maddogs took down BC under the lights.

NU 63, URI 3, in the Maddogs' first-ever match at Carter Playground.
An all-alumni support staff joins Coach Ed as the Maddogs chase a second Liberty title in three years.
BC under the Friday night lights at Carter Field, golf and the Hall of Fame banquet, October 4 and 5.

Four straight wins on day two, ending with a last-play win over Cal Poly, gave NU ninth place in the country.

Liberty Conference champions, the Dogs head to Tucson for the D1 National Sevens Championship.

Wins over Tufts, UConn twice and Fairfield in the final earn the top seed for the conference final at AIC.

The Maddogs brought home hardware from the Las Vegas Invitational for the first time in three years.
A new winter tradition in the Carter Field dome, honoring Michael "Strock" Strouch and Mike Walsh.
The first Memorial Touch Tournament on January 26, and the nominees for the second Hall of Fame team.
Wins in the rain over Tufts and UConn, and a Liberty Bowl date with Fordham.
After a gut-wrenching loss at BC and a trip to Fairfield, the Dogs honor their seniors at Parsons.
The Dogs head to BC on October 6, and the B side plays the first official game at the new Carter Field.
A shutout at URI to open the Liberty season, and the B side won 44–0.
Circle October 6 at BC, and two Saturday-night home games under the lights at Parsons.
The inaugural class will be inducted at the Alumni Weekend banquet on May 12.

The Maddogs won the Babson tournament without conceding a try, and chase a Nationals bid through the Liberty series.

The first ten years of Maddog rugby turned out for the winter dinner. Alumni Weekend is May 11 and 12.

Liberty Conference New England Division champions, and a 42–10 bowl win over SUNY Cortland.
A try and conversion at the death gave the Dogs a 20–17 win, their first over BC since 2012.
Wins over URI, 41–16, and UMass, 37–17, set up a big test against Boston College.
Endicott, then the first Liberty Conference season, with home games at Parsons Field.
The undergrads outlasted the NOBs in the heat, and the push to complete the endowment begins.

Founding father Bob Hubbard sent a photo of the first Maddog side, ahead of a hoped-for return to Boston.
A 26–7–2 sevens record, Carter Field under construction, and a new home in the Liberty Conference.
The activation deadline is extended to June 2018, and the sevens squad heads to the Las Vegas Invitational.
A 75–7 win over Brockport in the ECRC–Empire Challenge, and a push to activate the Wallin Endowment.
Friday night at Parsons, the Dogs get one last chance to go out as winners.

The 2016 Maddogs open against Harvard and host Phil Ciccarelli's UMass at Parsons.

Golf at Brookline, Red Sox vs Blue Jays and the alumni match at Parsons Field, June 3 and 4.
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