The three-day tournament – which features Senior and Age-grade divisions for Men and Women – will act as a qualifying tournament for the Centro Caribe Games in 2022, RWC Sevens qualifiers in June 2022 (location TBC) and the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England in 2022.

After a two-year hiatus, Hollywood Beach, Florida is set to once again host the 2022 RAN Beach 5s tournament on January 8th

RAN is delighted to announce that international rugby will return to its region this October. Meridian Rugby Fields, Home of the Turks and Caicos Islands Rugby Football Union, in Providenciales, is set to host the 2021 RAN Sevens on October 16-17, 2021.

In the first of a new series titled “WiLD Profiles”, Rugby Americas North highlights the amazing work to grow women’s rugby being done in Bermuda by former international Gillian Cross

Rugby Americas North is proud to launch a new digital development guide, designed to help member unions attract, retain and educate match officials.

RAN is pleased to highlight a new initiative with ChildFund Rugby aimed at further developing and strengthening safeguarding systems for all participating in rugby throughout North America.

Having lived part of the great growth of Mexican rugby in recent years, Ruben Duque continues to lift the standard of play on local fields, as well as the presence and performance of Team Mexico at international tournaments.

While all eyes will be on the Guinness Six Nations over the coming weeks, the tournament also serves as an important reminder that the sport continues to prioritise work to prevent, diagnose and treat injuries, including concussions.

Rugby Americas North is committed to recognizing the positive people, role models, programs, difference makeres and culture that make the sport of rugby special throughout North American and the Caribbean and are calling for story nominations.

Rugby Americas North is proud to launch its first-ever UNSTOPPABLES campaign throughout the month of November to highlight the exciting growth of women’s rugby throughout North America and the Caribbean.

Player welfare is the number one priority in the game of rugby, and everyone has a role to play in ensuring a safe environment for training and competing as we get set to return to rugby from COVID-19. Here are a few tips and best practices for you to take into consideration.