Women's Rugby History

Team History 

The Carleton Ravens women’s rugby program has been an active member of the RSEQ since 2012. A relatively new program, the Ravens have been frequent playoff participants in a highly competitive RSEQ conference throughout their young history. This included a stretch of six consecutive trips to the postseason from 2018-24. In this peak window, the Ravens won their first RSEQ bronze medal as well as a pair of consolation finals. They still seek their first RSEQ championship and first appearance in the USports National Championship bracket. 

Carleton women’s rugby has seen many players move on to see time with their respective national teams after their career with the Ravens. Nationalities represented include Jamaica, Egypt, and Nigeria, as well as several Canadian internationals spending their developmental years with Ravens women’s rugby. Most notably, recent Ravens standout Lauryn Walker has captained Jamaica to a Pan-American games appearance in addition to winning the Jamaica Rugby Football Union Sportswoman of the Year Award in 2023. 

Ravens women’s rugby looks to get back into the RSEQ playoffs in 2026 after barely missing out this past season. 

Conference Championships 

Carleton Ravens women’s rugby has never won an RSEQ championship or appeared in an RSEQ final. The Ravens won back-to-back RSEQ Bronze Medals in 2021 and 2022. 

National Championships 

Carleton Ravens women’s rugby has never won or appeared in a national championship. 

Team Record Book 

The Carleton Ravens women’s rugby record book features statistics and records dating back to the 2012 RSEQ season:  

Carleton Women's Rugby Record Book 

Hall of Fame 

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