Sentence examples for varsity cup from inspiring English sources
On May 6, 2017, Paylor, a freshman at the time, was injured at the Varsity Cup championship match between Cal and Arkansas State.
As in men's 15s, in which some college teams play for USA Rugby's National Championships and some for the Varsity Cup, sevens play is split.
It runs the USA Sevens in Las Vegas, the Collegiate Rugby Championship sevens in Philadelphia and the 15-a-side Varsity Cup, which is distinct from USA Rugby's own college competition and is dominated by teams from California and Utah.
"We do a fair amount of analysis on players before we bring anyone in, it was probably six or eight games that we went through and how successful UCT had been winning the Varsity Cup, and it's very competitive rugby," Biljon said.
Rachel and Rebecca received the Varsity Cup for excelling in leadership, sportsmanship and athletic ability.
Over the years, there has been stiff competition between Surrey and Kingston for the Varsity Cup, that has made both universities arch-rivals at the Games.
Princeton's undefeated national champion heavyweight freshmen dispatched Nereus Boat Club by one and a half lengths and will face the Tigers' lightweight varsity for the cup.
Yale's varsity, which won the cup last year, is not allowed to defend because it has seven of the same crew members returning from last year's crew, so its junior varsity will uphold Eli honor in the Temple Cup.
The men's heavyweight crews of Columbia and M.I.T. raced 2,000 meters on the Harlem River yesterday in a foggy snowstorm, with Columbia's varsity winning the Alumni Cup for the third consecutive year.
Washington's women's heavyweight eight, winner of the last eight Jessop-Whittier Cups for varsity crews, led all qualifiers yesterday in winning in 6 minutes 43.6 seconds, 3.8 seconds ahead of Michigan, winner of the other qualifying heat.
Mechanical and aerospace engineering major Landis Stankievech '08 (men's hockey) won the Class of 1916 Cup as the varsity letter winner with the highest academic standing.
