Question: Which college , that participates in college rugby in men 's varsity , is located in the ninth-largest metropolitan statistical area in the United States ?

text: College rugby
Varsity programs -- Men 's varsity
Colleges classify their rugby programs as club sports rather than varsity sports . A small but growing number of universities , however , have begun labeling rugby as a varsity sport , realizing that rugby can be profitable , as a successful rugby program can result in national championships and increased marketability . [ 17 ]
College rugby, more specifically rugby union, is played throughout universities in the United States of America. College rugby is governed by USA Rugby, and does not fall under the auspices of the NCAA with the exception of 21 NCAA women's programs. Women's Rugby has been classified as an NCAA Emerging Sport since 2002. There are over 900 college teams - male and female - registered with USA Rugby. There are over 32,000 college players registered with USA Rugby, making college rugby the largest section of USA Rugby's membership. Rugby has been played in universities since as early as the 1800s, but it was the 1960s when rugby really found a foothold in colleges, led by the Catholic colleges such as Notre Dame and particularly the Jesuit universities such as Boston College and St. Joseph's in Philadelphia. Today, college rugby continues to grow in popularity, and rugby is one of the fastest growing club sports across college campuses. The 32,000 registered college players in 2010 marked a 14% increase from 28,000 college players in 2008. Over 180 college rugby clubs started between 2010 and 2014. The National Small College Rugby Organization grew from 85 teams in 2007 to 151 teams in 2011 and to over 200 men's teams for 2012. Several schools have increased their investments in men's and women's rugby programs, by creating rugby programs with varsity or quasi-varsity status and funding for scholarships, and Notre Dame and Texas have upgraded their rugby programs from club status to Olympic status. There has been increased interest in college rugby (particularly in rugby sevens) from TV since the International Olympic Committee's announcement in 2009 that rugby would return to the Summer Olympics in 2016.
College Athletic Affiliation Metro area Varsity since National achievements
California ( Berkeley ) D1 : Pac-12 Berkeley , CA 1882 26 national championships since 1980 , 5 CRC 7s championships
SUNY Maritime College D3 : Skyline Bronx , NY ? ? ?
Paul Smiths College ( USCAA ) Paul Smiths , NY 2000 2013 and 2017 ~ NSCRO Ranked Top 40
Principia College D3 Elsah , IL ? ? ?
Cal Maritime ( NAIA ) Vallejo , CA 2001 NSCRO rank # 1 ( 2009 , 2010 ) ; runner up ( 2012 )
Franciscan University D3 : 3RRC Steubenville , OH 2001 NSCRO Ranked # 1 ( 2012 ) ; 3rd at Nationals
Norwich D3 : GNAC Northfield , VT 2008 D2 national playoffs ( 2013 )
American International College D2 : NE-10 Springfield , MA 2009
Life University ( NAIA ) Marietta , GA 2010 D1-A champion ( 2013 , 2016 , 2018 , 2019 ) ; D1-A runner-up ( 2014 , 2015 , 2017 )
Lindenwood D2 : MIAA Saint Louis , MO 2011 D1 7s champion ( 2015 , 2017 , 2018 ) , CRC 7s champion ( 2018 ) ; D1-AA runner-up ( 2013 )
Lindenwood-Belleville ( NAIA ) Saint Louis , MO 2015 D2 15s quarterfinalist ( 2015 ) ; D2 7s semifinalist ( 2016 ) ; D1-AA quarterfinalist ( 2016/2017 )
Wheeling Jesuit D2 : Mtn . East Wheeling , WV 2012
Notre Dame College D2 : Great Lakes Cleveland , OH 2012 2017 D1-AA National Champion , 2016 D1-AA National Runner-Up
Central Washington University D2 : Great NW Ellensburg , WA 2014
Army D1 : Patriot West Point , NY 2014
Bethel College ( NAIA ) Mishawaka , IN 2015
Marywood University D3 Scranton , PA 2018
Queens University of Charlotte D2 : SAC Charlotte , NC 2018
New England College D3 : NECC Henniker , NH 2015 NSCRO National Champions VII 's - ( 2014 ) , NSCRO National Champion XV 's - ( 2015 ) , National runner up XV 's - ( 2014 )