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| Not to be confused with John Hegarty ( | rugby union). |
| Cup is a semi-professional northern hemisphere | rugby union competition. |
| of the existing top-level Southern Hemisphere | rugby union tournament, see Tri Nations (rugby union |
| Not to be confused with Andrew Henderson ( | rugby league). |
| Not to be confused with Ian Henderson ( | rugby league). |
| Hendy | Rugby Football Club is a rugby union team from the v |
| ns as well as representing the Help for Heroes | rugby team. |
| r, Ireland and Lions player, see David Hewitt ( | rugby footballer born 1939). |
| A history of State High | Rugby |
| d sports teams, probably the most high-profile | rugby team in the world, the New Zealand All Blacks |
| Hunters Hill | Rugby Union Football Club was established in 1892 an |
| Dave Hilton ( | rugby player), former English rugby union player who |
| He plays his | rugby as a centre or on the wing. |
| His punishing travel schedule put pay to his | rugby playing career. |
| orked as a Police constable in Fiji before his | rugby career took off. |
| Born in Oxford, he learnt his | rugby at school and as a mini/junior with Bicester R |
| After his | rugby days had passed, he taught at Hong Kong Intern |
| Rees started his | rugby career at Dunvant RFC. |
| A flanker, Davies began his | rugby career at Newport High School Old Boys before |
| He now plays his | rugby for the masterrace which is Instonians RFC who |
| a student at Bromsgrove School but started his | rugby career at Old Swinford Hospital. |
| Nancekivell started his | rugby career with Launceston Rugby Football Club (Th |
| Elliott began his | rugby career playing for Llandaff, before switching |
| Lacroix started his | rugby career at US Dax in the French Ligue Nationale |
| Following his | rugby league career, he returned to live in Cardiff |
| He began his | rugby league career as an eight-year-old with the Va |
| Having first laced up his | rugby boots as a youngster at Middlesbrough Rugby Cl |
| He began his | rugby career at Bedford School before representing E |
| Now plays his | rugby in Japan for Fukuoka Sanix Blues. |
| Davies started his | rugby career playing for Llanelli playing age grade |
| He developed his | rugby skills whilst at Westville Boys' High, a schoo |
| After his | rugby career in Wales, Evans moved to Gloucestershir |
| He started his | Rugby career playing for the Winchester rugby footba |
| Thomas began his | rugby career with local lower tier club Pontnewydd b |
| During this period he played his | rugby for St. Helens at full back. |
| al boxer, though remained better known for his | rugby league achievements. |
| His | rugby career blossomed under coach Brian Gornall at |
| And his first cousin Waisale Serevi began his | rugby career at halfback. |
| ral club and invitational teams throughout his | rugby career. |
| In 1958, Devereux ended his | rugby union international career by switching to the |
| He continued his | rugby career by captaining London Welsh for several |
| He began his | rugby union career at the age of 16 for Halifax RUFC |
| He was a qualified medical doctor during his | rugby playing days, he still is. |
| He finished his | rugby union career with 121 tries in 131 first class |
| Faber ended his | rugby career in December 2009. |
| Greenwood learnt his | rugby at Dulwich College, before which he had been a |
| Pendlebury had a very successful start to his | Rugby career. |
| Hercus made his | Rugby World Cup debut in 2003, scoring 51 points for |
| He plays his | rugby as a number eight. |
| Thomas began his | rugby playing career for local clubs across the Swan |
| Heckenberg began his | rugby career at St Gregory's College, Campbelltown, |
| Staunton began his | Rugby career with his local team Galbally RFC in Co. |
| He plays his | rugby for French club, Montpelier. |
| Simon finished his | rugby career at Bath Rugby where a debilitating toe |
| Wright began his | rugby union career playing for North Wairarapa in 18 |
| Murray started his | rugby league career playing for the Ellerslie Eagles |
| He finished his | rugby playing career at Castres Olympique at the age |
| College and Bristol University but started his | rugby career with Hove RFC. |
| Historic | Rugby restored the house in the 1960s, and has outfi |
| Scarlets, Cardiff Blues, Sale Sharks and HKCC | Rugby. |
| 15 February: Michael James "Jock" Hobbs, | rugby player and administrator |
| Holbeck | Rugby Club, also known as Holbeck Imps, were a rugby |
| lso where Porth Harlequins RFC play their home | rugby union matches. |
| Mark Hopley, | Rugby Union Footballer & Coach |
| to provide transport for the Rochdale Hornets | rugby team. |
| King's College Hospital | Rugby Football Club opted to remain a separate entit |
| The United Hospitals | Rugby Football Club represents the six medical schoo |
| Home of Bristol City F.C. and has hosted | Rugby World Cup games and major Bristol Rugby fixtur |
| During their first season, Oak House | Rugby Team has reached the final of the Campus Sport |
| Robert Howley ( | Rugby player) |
| Cardiff HSOB | Rugby Football Club is a Welsh rugby union club base |
| Huddersfield | Rugby Union Football Club is an English rugby union |
| Burrell started his career at Huddersfield | Rugby Union Football Club.Burrell has experienced pl |
| ry is the South Leeds Stadium, home of Hunslet | Rugby League Club. |
| He moved to the Newcastle and Hunter | Rugby Union competition in 2007, before heading nort |
| ly owner and chief administrator of Hurricanes | Rugby League, a rugby league team based in Jamaica. |
| The team competes in College Division I | rugby, against the best college rugby teams in the N |
| 2010 NERFU College Men's Division III | Rugby Tournament The 2010 NERFU College Men's Divisi |
| es considered too small for the most important | rugby international matches and because of that it h |
| France team in | rugby sevens |
| He was born in | Rugby and died in Coventry. |
| seminar, exhibition and party venue located in | Rugby, Warwickshire, England. |
| He first worked in | rugby league before beginning a coaching career in a |
| Harbin returned to England to coach in | rugby league in the late 1990s. |
| ution to Australia's international standing in | rugby league. |
| He represented Ireland internationally in | rugby and soccer, a rare distinction. |
| He continued his interest in | rugby, acting as a referee and being President of th |
| ained Hull, due to his extensive experience in | rugby league, to a final series. |
| ople at a surgery in the Fighting Cocks pub in | Rugby in 2006 |
| Roger Wallis, (born 8 August 1941 in | Rugby, England) is a musician, journalist and resear |
| have been long before they were introduced in | rugby league in the mid 1900s and I'd like to put a |
| is a British clothing company, specialising in | rugby apparel and leisurewear, based in Altrincham, |
| Dyer represented for Wales in | Rugby League World Cup qualifying matches. |
| A similar split in | rugby led to the separate sports of rugby union and |
| In | rugby league, two Northern Union Challenge Cup final |
| He also played for Cardiff RFC in | rugby union during two stints at the club. |
| In | Rugby Union, Lelean been the only school in the hist |
| He is Irelands all-time top try scorer in | Rugby World Cup Sevens with 10 tries. |
| as educated at Bilton Grange, a prep school in | Rugby, then Rugby School. |
| He represented for Queensland in | rugby union in 1919 the final year before the sport |
| A drama set in | rugby changing rooms, and the after match party. |
| Walter Gilbert was born in | Rugby, England. |
| Brazier currently plays for the USA Falcons in | rugby union. |
| yed for the Glebe and Eastern Suburbs clubs in | rugby league. |
| s, Olsen, represented the New Zealand Kiwis in | rugby league. |
| Uruguay has qualified a team to participate in | rugby sevens. |
| 2006 Commonwealth Games gold medalist in | Rugby 7's |
| Before embarking on a successful career in | rugby league, Furner was a Queanbeyan Whites rugby u |
| He has represented New Zealand in | rugby league and previously played in the National R |
| He was born in Leamington and died in | Rugby. |
| He remained involved in | Rugby and was the RFU president in 1950. |
| New Bilton is a place in | Rugby, Warwickshire, in England. |
| Secondary-age pupils attend schools in | Rugby. |
| g part (possibly among other events) so far in | rugby. |
| od enough to be selected to represent Tonga in | rugby union. |
| Having opened its doors to children living in | Rugby and the surrounding district, it out-grew its |
| She married Robert Merrill in 1981 in | Rugby; they have three daughters. |
| es and captained his country on 7 occasions in | rugby union. |
| ing water polo he has been heavily involved in | rugby. |
| He was born in | Rugby, Warwickshire, the eldest son of Robert Spence |
| A keen sportsman, excelling in | rugby and cricket, he rose to school captain in 1936 |
| With a background in | rugby league, Ford was involved in the academies at |
| The club participates in | Rugby Fifteens as part of the local Taipei Club Comp |
| Jones had a brief career in | rugby union with hometown club Rhymney RFC in the So |
| Langley was born in | Rugby, Warwickshire in 1938. |
| Outstanding Achievement In | rugby league: Matt Bowen |
| : Took part in the World Championships 2006 in | rugby union |
| He competed in | rugby union at the 1908 Summer Olympics and was an e |
| He also played for Great Britain U19s in | Rugby League before going up to Cambridge. |
| He has represented Portugal in | rugby league. |
| Bayley was born in | Rugby, Warwickshire, and played for St Saviour's, Ru |
| His father, John Vuna, represented Tonga in | rugby union. |
| Which, in | rugby are called Garryowens. |
| Isolated in | rugby terms, Mayotte competes in the Africa Cup. |
| David Grace (born 1949 in | Rugby, Warwickshire, England) is a British racing dr |
| Raynor started his career in | rugby union as a centre. |
| During his time in | rugby union he represented Tonga at rugby sevens and |
| mbered today by the Lawrence Sheriff School in | Rugby. |
| Jones remained in | rugby after he retired from playing. |
| His pastimes include | rugby, mountaineering and diving. |
| The 30-sports menu included | rugby union, sailing and softball for the first time |
| ment includes a much wider selection including | rugby, badminton, ice-hockey, cross country and trac |
| represent the school in many sports including | rugby union (from open primary to first IV), netball |
| The Paphos Tigers are an independent | rugby union club based in Paphos, Cyprus. |
| They are known as the first independent | rugby club in Cyprus. |
| The Limassol Crusaders are an independent | rugby union club based in Limassol, Cyprus. |
| They were the 2nd independent | rugby club to be formed in Cyprus, after the Paphos |
| Independiente | Rugby Club (also known as Independiente) is a Spanis |
| Further information: | Rugby League positions |
| e and money improving the field and installing | rugby goalposts. |
| dale was the first winner of the inter-college | Rugby sevens cup in 1969. |
| ndrew's College, Tooth played inter-collegiate | rugby and grade rugby for the University. |
| viously War of the Roses, for the inter-county | rugby league matches between representative teams fr |
| ctober 26 - Hugh Ingledew, Wales international | rugby player (died 1937) |
| 29 June - Arthur Boucher, Wales international | rugby union player (died 1948) |
| 83 in Canberra) is an Australian international | rugby union footballer. |
| 13 July - John Griffin, Welsh international | rugby player (born 1859) |
| 939, Monmouth) is a former Wales international | rugby union player. |
| Chris Horsman - Welsh international | rugby union prop forward |
| - 18 September 1980) was a Wales international | rugby union player who played club rugby for Swansea |
| school has produced a number of international | rugby players throughout the history of rugby union. |
| status for the first time by the International | Rugby Board for the 2007 Rugby World Cup in France. |
| October - Cliff Pritchard, Wales international | rugby player (died 1954) |
| 16 July 1964) is a Welsh former international | rugby union and rugby league footballer. |
| ctober 1933) was an English-born international | rugby union forward who played club rugby for Newpor |
| Wooller won 18 international | rugby union caps for Wales and represented Cardiff R |
| anuary 1942) was an English-born international | rugby union forward who played club rugby for Cardif |
| the IRB Sevens World Series for international | rugby sevens (seven a side version of rugby union). |
| born 18 August 1980) is a German international | rugby union player of Welsh descent, playing for Amp |
| d John Thomas (1879-1925), Wales international | rugby player |
| the IRB Sevens World Series for international | rugby sevens (seven-a-side version of rugby union). |
| 18 July 1956) is a former Welsh international | rugby union player. |
| See Women's international | rugby for information about the status of internatio |
| On his retirement from international | rugby Llewellyn returned to second class club rugby |
| March 1911) was an English-born international | rugby union forward who played club rugby for Cardif |
| 1911 - 8 March 1943) was a Welsh international | rugby union hooker who played club rugby for Newport |
| Charles Lewis, the second Wales international | rugby union captain 1882-83 |
| 19 June - Joe Pullman, Wales international | rugby union player (died 1955) |
| 7 August 1941) is a former Wales international | rugby union player. |
| anuary - Buckley Roderick, Wales international | rugby player (d. |
| ngboks captain and member of the International | Rugby Hall of Fame |
| addy ('Butch') was also an Irish International | rugby player, playing second row. |
| (born 14 July 1990) is a German international | rugby union player, playing for the Otley R.U.F.C. i |
| (born 3 January 1977) is a Welsh international | rugby union player who played club rugby for Swansea |
| Luke Charteris is a Wales international | rugby union player. |
| Irish international | rugby player Tony Buckley |
| 23 March - Percy Jones, Wales international | rugby player (died 1969) |
| 23 April - Len Trump, Wales international | rugby player (died 1948) |
| 9 in Bridgend) is a former Wales international | rugby union player. |
| The 1997 Oceania Cup was an international | rugby league football tournament played in the Pacif |
| the IRB Sevens World Series for international | rugby sevens (seven-a-side version of rugby union). |
| Steve Bainbridge, former England international | rugby union payer |
| For the Scotland international | rugby union player, see John Jeffrey. |
| 2 in Llanelli) is a former Wales international | rugby union player. |
| 12 August - Fred Parfitt, Wales international | rugby player (died 1953) |
| 9 - 7 February 1901) was a Welsh international | rugby union half-back who played club rugby for Card |
| 4 - 18 July 2010) was an Ireland international | rugby union player. |
| 0 - 7 February 2007) was a Welsh international | rugby union player. |
| 1864 - 8 March 1948) was a Welsh international | rugby union utility player who played club rugby for |
| r 1859 - 9 May 1935) was a Welsh international | rugby union half-back who played club rugby for Llan |
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