Division 4 rugby in the North is split into two different subdivisions; Clubs with a higher-division team and clubs in which D4 is their only means of competition. Division 4-A is the former; Grand Prairie is the second team in Texas that tops two different divisions. Although this division does not lead past a Texas Rugby Union Championship, this bodes well for the Grand Prairie Maverick depth. Fort Worth is also looking good in Division 4, with their only loss a single-point heartbreak to Grand Prairie. These two teams are neck and neck, and I’m betting it’ll all come down to the March 28th rematch between the two sides.
Division 4-B hosts the clubs who only participate in TRU Division 4. Denton Rugby is on top, scoring 233 points after only three divisional matches. North Texas Barbarians, a new team as of this year, only have one played game, but that was a strong win. Thanks to some rescheduling, North Texas and Denton are set to play back to back weekends at the end of the season, so we may have to wait it out until then to see who pulls ahead.