All Home Teams Listed First | Score is listed as X-X if final score isn't known

Women's Premier League
Glendale Merlins 20-6 Chicago North Shore

Women's Division 1 (College)
Air Force 76-20 Colorado
New Mexico 10-40 Montana State
Utah State 81-12 Colorado State

Men's Division 2 (Club)
Glendale Merlins D2 24-36 Denver Barbarians

Men's Division 2 (College)
Western State 44-0 UC Colorado Springs
Montana State 44-7 Colorado College
Northern Colorado 51-50 Colorado Mesa

Women's Division 2 (College)
Northern Colorado 14-62 Colorado Mesa
Idaho State 15-67 Colorado Mines

Men's Division 3 (Club)
Laramie Lumberjacks 29-46 Northern Colorado Flamingos
Littleton Eagles 42-48 Colorado Springs Grizzlies

Men's Division 4 (Club)
Denver Barbarians D4 cancelled Colorado Springs Grizzlies D4

Men's U20 Rugby
Glendale Merlins U20 82-10 Regis

Men's Club & College Friendlies
Glendale Merlins 41-7 Ontario Arrows
#15 Air Force 94-0 Texas Tech
Colorado Rush 60-12 Atlanta Bucks
Air Force B 0-48 Colorado Mines

Men's Division 1A (College)
#15 Air Force 86-24 Utah State

Men's Division 2 (College)
Colorado Mesa 5-64 Western State

Men's U20
Air Force B 0-106 Glendale Merlins U20

Men's Club & College Friendlies
Air Force B 5-67 Northern Colorado
Colorado State B 20-45 Montana State
Colorado Springs Grizzlies win Santa Fe Fiesta 10s Tournament

Women's Club & College Friendlies
Colorado Mines 56-19 Air Force B

NR = Not reported (yet)  | Scores are reported by referees and/or CMS entry

Men's Club Division 2
Boulder Rugby 38-28 Park City Haggis
Denver Barbarians D2 39-24 Park City Haggis (Sun.)
Glendale Raptors D2 76-12 Denver Harlequins

Men's Club Division 3
Colorado Springs Grizzlies 63-10 Northern Colorado Flamingos
Denver Highlanders 44-16 Queen City Rams
Glendale Raptors D3 71-7 Denver Harlequins D3

Men's Club Division 4
Boulder Rugby D4 29-45 Littleton Eagles
Colorado Rush 20-0 Denver Harlequins D4
Colorado Springs Grizzlies D4 vs. Marauders Rugby

Men's College Division 1A
#9 Air Force 26-30 #17 Colorado State
Colorado 28-21 Utah State

Men's College Division 2
Colorado Mines 30-22 Montana State
UCCS 37-10 Air Force B
Western State 37-0 Colorado Mesa

Men's College - Small College
Northern Colorado 27-53 Denver

Men's College/Club Friendlies
Air Force B 45-19 Colorado State B
Colorado Mines B 26-7 Montana State B
Wyoming vs. Wyoming Alumni

Women's Club Premier League
Glendale Raptors 46-12 Oregon Sports Union

Women's College Division 1
BYU 38-12 Air Force
Colorado State 24-26 New Mexico

Women's College Division 2
Colorado Mines 106-0 UCCS
Northern Colorado 0-83 Colorado Mesa
Utah State vs. Montana State

Women's College - Small College
Chadron State vs. Colorado College
Western State vs. Regis

Women's College/Club Friendlies
Black Ice Rugby 57-15 Boulder Babes

Home team listed first; winning team in bold:
NR = Not reported (yet)  | Scores are reported by referees and/or CMS entry

​Men's Club Division 2
Denver Barbarians D2 10-10 Boulder Rugby
Park City Haggis 55-29 Denver Harlequins

Men's Club Division 3
Colorado Springs Grizzlies 10-31 Denver Highlanders
Northern Colorado Flamingos 14-73 Queen City Rams

Men's Club Division 4
Colorado Rush 17-88 Boulder Rugby D4
Colorado Springs Grizzlies D4 26-31 Littleton Eagles
Marauders Rugby vs. Denver Harlequins D4 [postponed to October 22]

Men's College Division 1A
New Mexico 24-33 Wyoming
Utah 20-36 Colorado State
Utah State 17-29 Air Force
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Men's College Division 2
Colorado Mesa 15-88 Colorado Mines

Women's Club Division 2:
Boulder Babes NR-NR Mid-Missouri Black Sheep

Women's College Division 2
Colorado Mesa 62-5 Colorado Mines
UCCS 0-67 Wyoming

Women's College - Small College
Regis 71-10 Chadron State

Women's Premier League (Club):
Berkeley All Blues 0-44 Glendale Raptors

Note: No preview was available for September 16-18 due to the 49th Annual Aspen Ruggerfest.

As the leaves begin to turn in the mountains, many teams similarly hope their early-season fortunes will turn as well. In Men's Club Division 2, Boulder Rugby got off to a slow start at home against Glendale, and will look to course-correct against the Denver Barbarians this weekend. Boulder is 3-0 against the Barbarians in the past two seasons, but it was also 3-1 against Glendale heading into last weekend's match. Boulder playmakers Sean Kilfoyle and Paul Rohr will have to elevate the team's play if it hopes to counteract the formidable Barbarian pack. In their home opener against the Harlequins last weekend, the Barbos saw prop Mark DeGuire go across the line twice, and the Barbarians are always relentless at the breakdown. In the Barbarian backline, both Lance Eberhard and Ryan Walker once again put a spark in the team's dynamism. 

The Denver Harlequins have a much more difficult road to climb - both literally and figuratively - as they travel to Utah to take on Park City Haggis. After a disappointing home opener, the Quins will hope to catch Haggis off-guard as Denver coach Angus Peacock takes the reigns for a second full year. Park City has struggled with player loss from the advent of the Rugby Utah Men's Division, and will likely be hurting for depth until Spring. That being said, the veterans that remain for Haggis should provide the club plenty of firepower. Harlequin wing Paul Bordenkircher was spectacular in week 1, and the Quins' ability to get him the ball in space could prove the difference in the final score.

In Men's Club Division 3, the Northern Colorado Flamingos and Queen City Rams both look to get their seasons started against each other. Queen City is 14-2 in D3 in the past two seasons, but the Flamingos have been right at their heels, going 10-6 in the same time period. Last season, NoCo only lost to Queen City by three points (20-23), falling to a Ryan Clemons penalty kick in the 77th minute that sealed the game for Ctiy. For both teams, an early win in Fort Collins could give them significant momentum as they battle through a significantly-improved Division 3 schedule.

Elsewhere in D3, the relegated Colorado Springs Grizzlies hope to continue their hot start against the defending champion Denver Highlanders. In week 1, the Grizzlies made short work of a Glendale D3 side that went 5-2 last season, defeating them at Infinity Park South by a score of 56-12. The Colorado Springs' attack is said to be much improved, and consists of a number of players that opponents often underestimate, including fullback Tim Cornelius. The Grizzlies are also guided by the steady leadership of Sam "Irish" McGee in the front row. The Highlanders are no pushover, however, and this match is sure to speak volumes about the direction of this year's competition. Against the Harlequins' reserves in week 1, the Highlanders were similarly impressive, defeating the Quins 57-14, with the last 7 of 14 only coming from a try at the death. The Highlanders have weapons at virtually every position, including arguably the strongest tight-five in the league, and have the steady hand of Adam Price leading them from the flyhalf position. Price was good for nearly 12 points/game in 2015-2016, and is known for putting his teammates into space for quick strikes from every angle. 

Division 4 action continues this weekend as well, as the Littleton Eagles hope to get off on a strong foot against the Colorado Springs reserves. The Grizzlies' D4 side defeated the Colorado Rush 90-7 in week 1, but will also be facing the Eagles on the same day their first team goes against the Highlanders. Littleton is something of an unknown entity, but they can be quite formidable when they have all their players in form. Both sides hope to finish in the top four of this year's 8-team Division 4 competition, and this match will go a long ways towards determining the ability to do just that. 

The Rush hope to be vastly improved this weekend as they take on the Boulder reserves. Boulder's depth was tested in week 1, winning a high-scoring affair with the Marauders. If their defense doesn't improve, there's potential for another shootout, as the Rush's ability to score isn't in question if they can keep the ball in hand. Getting, and keeping, the ball will ultimately decide how well the Rush execute this weekend as they look for their first win of the season.

The Marauders-Harlequins Division 4 match has been postponed to Saturday, October 22.

Glendale heads to Berkeley in the Women's Premier League, as the two-time defending WPL Champions must face the most historically-successful club in women's club history on its own home ground. The match is also a rematch of the 2015 WPL Championship Final. In the first two rounds of play, Glendale has ground out two tough victories over the San Diego Surfers and Oregon Sports Union (ORSU), but Berkeley has more or less seen its wheels fall off and will need this win to get its season back on track. Last week, the All Blues lost to the Surfers by a score of 69-7.

The Boulder Babes host the Mid-Missouri Black Sheep in Women's Club Division 2 play. The Babes had a spirited exhibition session in Aspen last weekend, and look to return to the playoffs for the third year in a row. Hosting the Black Sheep should be a first step on that pathway, as the Columbia, Missouri-based side didn't offer much difficulty for the Babes last year in a match that saw Boulder victorious, 48-5.

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In the college ranks, Wyoming travels to New Mexico in a match that is must-win for both teams. For Wyoming, a win will demonstrate their back on the ascendancy; for New Mexico, this is one of their most-winnable games on a very daunting West D1A schedule.

In Salt Lake City, a high-profile friendly between Utah and Colorado State will have national eyes on it. Utah is a question mark to many at the moment, having shockingly lost to Air Force in their first match of the season. Whether Air Force is that good, or Utah is rebuilding, should be seen by the result against Colorado State. The Rams are an excellent team, and this match could be a big rankings-mover in D1A.

Utah State makes its D1A debut against Air Force. The Aggies have scores of Utah-based talent that's graduated from the state's impressive high school system, but Air Force looks to be firing on all cylinders. This match will be a good benchmark game for both teams as the West D1A Conference slowly starts to reveal itself. 

In Men's College Division 2, Colorado Mines is looking to redeem itself after an early-season upset loss to Western State last weekend. They'll face a Colorado Mesa team that beat UCCS 17-13 last weekend, which was a much closer match than the contest between Mines and UCCS, which Mines won 46-10.

Mines and Mesa will also meet in Women's College Division 2, though expectations might be trending the other direction. Mines looked impressive in their 55-10 defeat of Wyoming, but Mesa looked unstoppable as it defeated UCCS 101-0 last weekend. Wyoming and UCCS will face each other as well, and the South Division of the conference should have a much clearer understanding of itself after this round of matches.
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Men's Club Division 2
Denver Barbarians D2 vs. Boulder Rugby
Park City Haggis vs. Denver Harlequins

Men's Club Division 3:
Colorado Springs Grizzlies vs. Denver Highlanders
Northern Colorado Flamingos vs. Queen City Rams

Men's Club Division 4: 
Marauders Rugby vs. Denver Harlequins D4 [postponed]
Colorado Springs D4 vs. Littleton Eagles
Colorado Rush vs. Boulder Rugby D4

Men's College Division 1A:
New Mexico vs. Wyoming
#7 Utah vs. #20 Colorado State
Utah State vs. #12 Air Force

Men's College Division 2:
Colorado Mesa vs. Colorado Mines

Women's Premier League (Club):
Berkeley All Blues vs. Glendale Raptors

Women's Club Division 2:
Boulder Babes vs. Mid-Missouri Black Sheep

Women's College Division 2:
Colorado Mines vs. Colorado Mesa
UCCS vs. Wyoming

**This report has been updated; it originally reported scores from the 48th Annual Aspen Ruggerfest.

​Home team listed first; winning team in bold:
NR = Not reported (yet)  | Scores are reported by referees and/or CMS entry

Men's College Division 1A
#12 Air Force 66-26 #7 Utah

Men's College Division 2
Colorado Mines 28-34 Western State
UCCS 13-17 Colorado Mesa
Air Force B 71-10 Colorado Mesa
Montana State 20-0 Metro State

Women's College Division 2
Colorado Mines 55-10 Wyoming
UCCS 0-101 Colorado Mesa

Men's College/Club Friendlies
Colorado State 63-17 Denver
Colorado State B 13-28 Northern Colorado

Women's College/Club Friendlies
Regis 15-24 Colorado

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Special Feature | 49th Annual Aspen Rugggerfest Report:

49th Annual Aspen Ruggerfest (Club)
Men's Open Final: Goslings Dark 'n Stormy Misfits 47-20 Gentlemen of Aspen
Women's Open Final: Goslings Gold MissFits 15-0 Black Ice Rugby
Men's Over-35 (Masters) Final: Goslings Dark 'n Stormy Misfits 17-12 Gentlemen of Aspen
Men's Over-45 Final: Goslings Dark 'n Stormy Misfits 30-8 Olympic Club Rugby
Men's Over-50 Final: Virginia Cardinals 17-8 Boulder Rugby
Men's Over-55 Final: Virginia Cardinals 31-15 Florida Gators

Men's Club Division 2:
Boulder Rugby 18-37 Glendale Raptors D2
Park City Haggis 20-0 Provo Steelers
Denver Harlequins 22-37 Denver Barbarians D2

Men's Club Division 3:
Denver Highlanders 57-14 Denver Harlequins D3
Glendale Raptors D3 12-56 Colorado Springs Grizzlies

Men's Club Division 4:
Colorado Rush 7-91 Colorado Springs Grizzlies D4
Boulder Rugby D4 69-31 Marauders Rugby
Laramie Lumberjacks 57-12 Queen City Rams D4
Littleton Eagles 20-0 Colorado Stags

Men's College Division 2:
Colorado Mines 46-10 UCCS
Air Force B 43-34 Metro State
Colorado Mesa 22-43 Colorado College

Men's Club/College Friendlies
Colorado Mines B 8-50 Littleton Eagles

Women's Premier League (Club):
Glendale Raptors 28-26 San Diego Surfers

Women's College Division 1
Air Force 66-10 Colorado

Women's College Division 2
Colorado Mesa 92-5 Colorado College
Wyoming NR-NR Colorado Mines

Women's Club/College Friendlies
Glendale B 37-7 San Diego Surfers B
Air Force B 32-7 Colorado Mines B 
Black Ice NR-NR Regis