Round 6 of the Women's Premier League produced exciting matches while four teams now move onto semifinal berths to compete for the WPL National Championship.

The fifth round of the Women's Premier League went as expected with the favored teams coming out on top.

The fourth round of the Women's Premier League was all about the rematches. All teams played the same team they played in Week 3.

Some of the WPL's most evenly matched teams went head-to-head in Week 3 this last weekend. Some grabbed their first victory of the season while others continued to conquer.

The eight-team field has been set for the Women's Division I Playoffs in Austin, Texas on October 29-30.

The second round of the Women's Premier League pitted some of the league’s most evenly matched teams against each other. On the flip side, several teams were looking for their first win in league play, read on to see if they got their victory!

(Dobson Images courtesy of Rugby MAG) The 2011 Women's Premier League season kicked off with wild results and remarkable individual performances.

(DobsoThe Berkeley All-Blues and Belmont Shore were anointed champions at San Francisco Golden Gate Sunday after winning the Emirates Airline USA Rugby Men's and Women's Club Sevens Championships. Berkeley took out the Boston Belles 34-0 in the final and Belmont Shore beat Schyulkill River 37-14 to reclaim their crown

(Dobson Images courtesy of Rugby MAG) The Berkeley All-Blues were anointed champions at San Francisco Golden Gate Sunday after winning the Emirates Airline USA Rugby Women's Club Sevens Championships.

(Dobson Images courtesy of Rugby MAG) Belmont Shore rose from the ashes from last year's crushing defeat to Old Puget Sound in the final of the Club Sevens Championship to reclaim the title over Schyulkill River.