*Please note: Bonus Points and PCT are manually updated at the end of each match day and may be subject to a delay.
2025 Rugby 15s Playoff Format
The top three teams and the host will meet in a tournament format for the Canada West championship.
The 2025 CW Rugby 15s Championship will be held in Edmonton Oct. 16 & 19, hosted by the University of Alberta Pandas.
Day One - Oct. 16
Semifinal A - 4th place finisher vs. 1st place finisher.
Semifinal B - 3rd place finisher vs. 2nd place finisher.
Day Two - Oct. 19
Bronze Medal Game at 11 a.m. MT.
Gold Medal Game at 1 p.m. MT.
Team Standings
Due to the unbalanced schedule with teams playing an uneven number of games, team standings will be determined using win percentage.
Win percentage will be calculated by taking the total points scored and dividing by the total potential points a team can score.
Points Earned
Win with a bonus point for scoring 4 or more tries: 5 Points
Win with no bonus point: 4 Points
Tie with a bonus point for scoring 4 or more tries: 3 Points
Tie with no bonus point: 2 Points
Loss by 7 points or less where the team has also scored 4 or more tries: 2 Points
Loss by 7 points or less: 1 Points
Loss with no bonus points: 0 Points
Tie Breaking Procedures
If two or more teams are tied in win percentage at the end of the regular season, the tie breaking procedures to determine league standing are in the following prioritized order:
1. Most table/standings points earned in games between team(s) which they are tied.
2. The highest points differential against each other.
3. The highest points differential in all league games.
4. The most tries in games against each other.
5. The most goals (converted tries) in games against each other.
6. The most drop goals in games against each other.
7. The most penalty goals in games against each other.
8. If more than two teams are tied, and the above process reduces the tied teams by one or more, then, to break the ties, the process shall commence again, from the beginning.
9. Coin toss (if two teams are tied) or drawing of lots (if more than two teams are tied).
Additional information is available in the Women's Rugby 15s Playing Regulations.
