WPL

The Women’s Premier League (WPL) is comprised of 8 of the top senior women’s clubs, competing in 2 Conferences.  The mission of the Women’s Premiership League is the following goals:

  1. Increase the number of highest quality competitive matches played by women’s club teams in the United States
  2. Provide a competitive structure that offers incentive to clubs to perform well throughout the course of an entire season, as well as at the National Championships
  3. Encourage teams in all Divisions to consistently perform at a higher level of play by clearly identifying competitive requirements and expectations at each level and by creating a mechanism for promotion to a higher league, D2 to D1 and D1 to Premiership, as appropriate
  4. Support the growth and sustainability of each member club, with an ideal of a strong, long-lasting club with well-organized administration, a consistent and competitive B-side and a successful youth program
  5. Honor a key tradition among women’s rugby clubs that every player who is interested is welcome, regardless of skill level or athletic potential
  6. Promote the development of all players
  7. Support the development of the women’s game by using only National Panel referees for every League match
  8. Achieve these goals without significantly increasing the amount of money teams are already spending to compete

Final Women’s Premier League 2011 Standings:

  1. Berkeley All-Blues
  2. Twin Cities Amazons
  3. Beantown
  4. San Diego Surfers
  5. New York
  6. Keystone
  7. MN Valkyries
  8. DC Furies

 

Final Women’s Premier League 2010 Standings:

  1. New York
  2. Beantown
  3. Berkeley All-Blues
  4. MN Valkyries
  5. Twin Cities Amazons
  6. DC Furies
  7. Keystone
  8. ORSU

 

Final Women’s Premier League 2009 Standings:

  1. New York
  2. Berkeley All-Blues
  3. Beantown
  4. MN Valkyries
  5. Keystone
  6. Twin Cities Amazons
  7. DC Furies
  8. ORSU