2024 Legacy Cup Finals: Colorado Gray Wolves defeat All Blues Rugby

Greensboro, NC -- The Colorado Gray Wolves defeated the All Blues Rugby of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) in a 31-27 victory on Saturday in the 2024 Legacy Cup Finals, hosted by Women’s Elite Rugby (WER), at MacPherson Stadium at Bryan Park in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Tied 24-24, the All Blues elected to go for points with minutes left in the match to put them up 27-24. Then, in a thrilling fashion, the Gray Wolves fought their way back to score a walk-off try and take home the first-ever Legacy Cup trophy.

Video highlights from the match are available for use here. 

The 2024 Legacy Cup, the new national women’s rugby championship, showcased standout athletes aiming to compete in WER’s inaugural 2025 season, a testament to the storied legacy of women’s rugby in the United States, as the sport continues to flourish. WER’s inaugural season is slated to begin in Spring 2025.

For media members interested in speaking to a WER representative, please contact Sam Pell at wer@lindarothpr.com. For the latest news and updates surrounding the league, follow WER on Facebook, Instagram, X and LinkedIn. Legacy Cup visual assets for media are here.  

For those interested in learning more about the branding and visual identity of the league, visit here for a brand fact sheet.

Media ready photos and a short promotional video are available here and will continue to be updated.

About WER
Women’s Elite Rugby (WER) is the first American professional women’s rugby league. The mission of the WER is to be the defining standard of rugby in the United States. WER is structured on the stable foundation of the Women’s Premier League (WPL), a national, amateur pay-to-play model, high level rugby competition established in 2009. With the creation of Women’s Elite Rugby, world-class women’s rugby will be ushered into the next stage of its evolution and will take women’s rugby in the United States to new heights.