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March 21, 2011
College Premier Division - Week 3 Scores and Stats
The third round of the College Premier Division had a little bit of everything. A few dominant displays, some nail-biters, and an upset.
BYU put the hurt on two Colorado teams, University of Colorado and Air Force, putting themselves head and shoulders above their Western Conference competition. BYU #8 Ryan Roundy set a CDP record, scoring 7 tries against Colorado only to be overshadowed by his halfback in the Cougars' matchup with Air Force. All-American Shaun Davies set another CPD record scoring 36 points against the Zoomies.
In the East, drama unfolded in the "Barnburner" as Penn State's Joseph Baker nailed a drop goal in the 81st minute to go ahead of in-state rivals Kutztown and win 29-30. Delaware took care of Rutgers to earn themselves a top spot in the Rugby East conference.
The Mid-South had their share of drama as the Fightin' Irish upset LSU 15-11 in Notre Dame's CPD debut.
Top Stats for Week 3 of CPD play:
Tries: Ryan Roundy, BYU, 7 tries*; Shaun Davies, BYU, 4 tries*; Michael Haley, St. Mary's, 3 tries
Conversions: Shaun Davies, BYU; 8 conversions*
Penalty Kicks: Allen Alongi, LSU; 2 penalty kicks
Drop Goals: Joseph Baker, Penn State; 1 drop goal
For player and team stats, conference standings, and fixtures, visit the CPD Stats Portal.
* BYU played two games one on Thursday and one on Saturday. In the interest of fairness, these top stats are from a single game only.
Boxscores:

| Colorado 5 |
BYU 94 |
| Tries: Lahman |
Lubbe, Harrison, Kafe (2), Vimahi, Roundy (7) |
| Conversions: none |
Davies (6), Webber (2) |
| Penalty Kicks: none |
Davies |
| Bookings: none |
none |
| Air Force 8 |
BYU 93 |
| Tries: Ollis |
Webber, Forrester, Harrison, Kuchin, Kafe (3), Leaaetoa, Davies (4), Nicholls, Tuaone, Vuikadavu |
| Conversions: none |
Davies (8), Webber |
| Penalty Kicks: Cleveland |
none |
| Bookings: none |
Lomu (yellow) |

| St. Mary's 46 |
San Diego State 5 |
| Tries: Haley (3), Wallace, Bouey, Brophy (2), McGowan |
Shea |
| Conversions: Heath (2), Brewer |
none |
| Penalty Kicks: none |
none |
| Bookings: none |
none |

| Rutgers 15 |
Delaware 29 |
| Tries: Rubenstein (2), Hussey |
Kowalski (2), Gearity, Benedetto, Brotz |
| Conversions: Kowalski (2), Matthews |
Kowalski (2) |
| Penalty Kicks: none |
none |
| Bookings: Malanka (yellow) |
none |
| Kutztown 29 |
Penn State 30 |
| Tries: Tracey, Acker (2), Lourens (2) |
DeFalco, Karas, Goulding (2) |
| Conversions: Acker (2) |
Baker (2) |
| Drop Goals/Penalty Kicks: none |
Baker (2) |
| Bookings: Lourens (yellow) |
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| LSU 11 |
Notre Dame 15 |
| Tries: Savage |
Mullan, O'Connor |
| Conversions: |
Peterson |
| Penalty Kicks: Alongi (2) |
Peterson |
| Bookings: none |
none |
| Arkansas St. 58 |
LSU 0 |
| Tries: Caswell (3), Sullivan, Raath, Gericke, Oliver, Bates, Paterson |
none |
| Conversions: Caswell (5) |
none |
| Penalty Kicks: Caswell |
none |
| Bookings: none |
none |
CPD Schedule for March 26
Rugby East Rutgers at Navy Noon EDT Dartmouth at Penn St. 1 pm EDT Army at Kutztown 1:30 pm EDT
Mid-South Texas A&M at Tennessee 1 pm EDT Arkansas St. at Oklahoma 1 pm CDT LSU at Life 3 pm EDT
Western Colorado St. at BYU 1 pm MDT Arizona at Arizona St. 7:30 pm MST
Pacific Cal Poly-SLO at San Diego St. Noon PDT Cal at Central Washington 1 pm PDT Claremont at St. Mary’s 1 pm PDT UCLA at UC Davis 1 pm PDT
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About College Premier Division
The College Premier Division is an elite collegiate rugby competition sanctioned and administered by USA Rugby. The CPD is modeled after NCAA competitions and features 31 elite men’s college rugby programs competing in four conferences, Rugby East, Mid-South, Western, and Pacific. The regular season sees all teams in the conference play one another, with the two top seeds qualifying for the playoffs. Playoffs are single elimination and the two unbeaten teams advance to the CPD final. The winner of the CPD will be declared the National Champion.
CPD Quarterfinals | May 7, 2011 |Various Locations
CPD Semifinals | May 14, 2011 | Infinity Park | Glendale, Colorado
CPD Championship | May 21, 2011 | Rio Tinto Stadium | Sandy, Utah
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