| San Diego Toreros | |
| University: | University of San Diego |
| Association: | NCAA |
| Conference: | WCC (primary) Pioneer Football League (football) Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (women's swimming & diving) |
| Division: | Division I (FCS) |
| Director: | Ky Snyder |
| Location: | San Diego, California |
| Teams: | 17 |
| Stadium: | Torero Stadium |
| Baseballfield: | Fowler Park |
| Basketballarena: | Jenny Craig Pavilion |
| Nickname: | Toreros |
| Mascot: | Diego Torero |
| Pageurl: | http://www.usdtoreros.com/ |
The San Diego Toreros are the intercollegiate athletic teams that represent the University of San Diego. The Toreros compete in NCAA Division I (FCS) as a member of the West Coast Conference (WCC).
| Basketball | ||
| Cross country | ||
| Cross country | Rowing | |
| Soccer | ||
| Golf | Softball | |
| Rowing | Swimming and diving | |
| Tennis | ||
| Tennis | Outdoor track and field | |
| Volleyball |
| Division 1-AA/Red Division | Men's Rugby | 2022 | Harvard Rugby Football Club | 28–14 |
| NCAA (2) | Division II (2) | Men's Tennis (2) | 1974 | UC Irvine | 25–20 |
| 1975† | Southern Colorado State | — |
| NCAA (5) | Division II (4) | Men's Tennis (4) | 1974 | Singles | Andy Rae |
| Doubles | Andy Rae & Russell Watts | ||||
| 1975 | Singles | Andy Rae | |||
| 1978 | Doubles | Par Svensson & Rick Goldberg | |||
| Division I (1) | Women's Tennis (1)[1] | 1999 | Singles | Zuzana Lešenarová |
The University of San Diego Rugby Football Club was founded in 1980.[2] USD plays college rugby in Division 1-AA in the Gold Coast Conference. They are coached by Charlie Purdon.
In the 2021–22 season, USD finished 4-0 in conference play and qualified for the D1-AA national playoffs in both 15s and 7s, where they lost to Fresno State 46-7 (who later won the 15s National Championship) and defeated Sacramento State 53-17. The Toreros then regrouped and poised themselves to take a shot at the National Title in 7s later that year in Atlanta, Georgia. The Toreros went 6-0 in the tournament, defeating Kennesaw State, Iowa State, Harvard, Stanford, Nebraska, and finally Harvard once again to claim the First National Championship in the club's 42-year history:
| Kennesaw State | 36-5 | |
| Iowa State | 24-19 | |
| Harvard | 15-14 | |
| Stanford | 26-24 | |
| Nebraska | 17-12 | |
| Harvard | 26-14 |