Rugby union in the United States
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| Abbreviation | Eastern Penn GU |
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| Formation | 2013 |
Region served | Delaware; New Jersey; Pennsylvania, United States of America |
The Eastern Pennsylvania Geographic Union (EPGU) is the Geographical Union (GU) for rugby union teams in Eastern and Central Pennsylvania, as well as Delaware and parts of New Jersey.[1] EPGU is part of USA Rugby.
The EPRU was the first Local Area Union to hold Level I & Level II Coaching Certification programs. Currently, the EPRU supports 82 full members and 64 high school teams. See Category:Eastern Pennsylvania Rugby Union.
The EPRU became a geographic union in September 2013 and was renamed the Eastern Penn Geographic Union (EPGU).[2]
2004 EPRU Men's Division I Champions: University of Pennsylvania
2004 EPRU Women's Division I Champions: Princeton University
2004 EPRU Women's Division II Champions: Temple University
2005 EPRU Women's Division I Champions: Princeton University
2005 EPRU Women's Division II Champions: Kutztown University
2006 EPRU Men's Division III Champions: Harrisburg RFC
2006 EPRU Women's Division I Champions: West Chester University
2007 EPRU Men's Division I Champions: Millersville University
2007 EPRU Women's Division I Champions: West Chester University
2008 EPRU Women's Division I Champions: West Chester University
2008 EPRU Men's Division II Champions: St. Joseph's University
2008 EPRU Men's Division III Champions: Widener University
2009 EPRU Men's Division II Champions: West Chester University
2011 EPRU Men's Division III Champions: Rowan University
