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Gareth Jones
Gareth Jones is back this year on April 18th, 2026. Register now to be a part of this tournament.
Upcoming Tournaments
National 7's Collegiate Rugby Championship
The Aggies will be competing in the men’s National 7’s Championship tournament Division 1-AA in Boyds, Maryland.
News & Updates
Oklahoma 7's Tournament
On April 11th, the Aggies traveled to Norman, Oklahoma to compete in the Tornado Valley 7’s tournament, bringing both their developmental squad and first side. The first side delivered an impressive unbeaten performance throughout the competition, securing victories over Southern Nazarene’s second side, Oklahoma State, Kansas, and the Oklahoma Sooners on their home field. Despite their undefeated record, the Aggies ultimately placed third overall in the tournament. Meanwhile, the developmental squad gained valuable experience and concluded the event with an eighth-place finish.
Lonestar Conference 7's Tournament
On March 28th, your fighting Texas Aggies traveled to Waco, Texas, to compete in the Lone Star Conference 7’s tournament. The Aggies had a dominant start by going 3-0 in pool play after defeating LeTourneau, TAMU-CC, and Houston with a combined score of 157-0. In the playoffs, the Aggies continued to dominate in the playoffs, which was led by the incredible performances of Joey Garcia and Neel Menon. Texas Tech and Sam Houston were both defeated, which led to the Texas A&M Aggies claiming another State Championship.
Aggieland 7's Tournament
On March 7, the Texas A&M Rugby Club hosted the annual Aggieland 7s tournament, welcoming a competitive field of collegiate sides to College Station for a day of fast-paced sevens rugby. Texas A&M delivered an impressive performance throughout the tournament, finishing with a 3–1 record and amassing a remarkable 109 total points across their four matches. A standout performer for Texas A&M was Andres Lasala, whose exceptional play earned him the Man of the Tournament
Yellowrose 7's Tournament
During the weekend of February 28th – March 1st, the Aggies sent both their Maroon and Grey squads to compete in the premier bracket of the tournament. They faced fierce competition from incredible teams such as Harvard, Indiana, and Utah State. The Maroon squad finished with a 2-3 record, with incredible performances by Joey Garcia and Neel Menon. The Grey squad was not as fortunate, with a record of 0-5. However, they showed incredible resilience and were able to gain invaluable experience in the event.
