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| He was on the Canadian Wheelchair | Rugby Team at the 2000 Summer Paralympics. |
| ina, Saskatchewan) is a Canadian international | rugby union player. |
| lex Watson was accepted onto the Canadian U-17 | Rugby Team. |
| Soares was fired by the Canadian wheelchair | rugby team in 2005, and moved on to coach the Britis |
| Oxford Canal at | Rugby and at Newbold tunnel |
| esi began his career with the Canberra Raiders | Rugby League Club, and played in the Tongan rugby le |
| dio station carries the games of the Cape Fear | Rugby Football Club. |
| so hosts the home matches of the Cardiff Blues | rugby union team until 2029. |
| Cardiff HSOB | Rugby Football Club is a Welsh rugby union club base |
| Cards, Polo, | Rugby, Tennis, Golf, Trap Shooting were played by th |
| Before embarking on a successful career in | rugby league, Furner was a Queanbeyan Whites rugby u |
| amateur player Geoghegan had a career outside | rugby as a solicitor. |
| Jones had a brief career in | rugby union with hometown club Rhymney RFC in the So |
| Raynor started his career in | rugby union as a centre. |
| the war, he returned to his teaching career at | Rugby and became a housemaster there in 1923. |
| Scott Carter (Australia | rugby league), Australia rugby league player of the |
| For the Castleford Tigers | rugby league player, see Michael Wainwright. |
| The Castleford Tigers | rugby league club play in the European Super League. |
| See also Category:Cambridge University | rugby union players |
| 89: James Percival Cross, of Catthorpe Towers, | Rugby |
| till annually played between Stoneleigh CC and | Rugby School |
| Ian and Middleton, David (2008) A Centenary of | Rugby League, MacMillan Sydney |
| use by UNF the stadium has become a center for | rugby league football, serving as home field for the |
| The Central Province | Rugby Football Union (CPRFU) is the governing body f |
| That year he captained the Ceylon Schools | Rugby Football team as well. |
| He makes Sebastien Chabal (French | rugby player) look like Kojak..." |
| e New Zealand junior decathlon champion before | rugby league took precedent. |
| 2000-2001 season of the French Championship of | Rugby League. |
| s (Virgin Trains), passengers should change at | Rugby, the next station westbound. |
| Charleston Outlaws | Rugby Football Club is a rugby union team based in C |
| Charlie Sharples, | Rugby union player |
| He was educated at Charterhouse and | Rugby schools and at Christ's College, Cambridge, gr |
| Chester Gladiators | Rugby League Football Club is a rugby league club in |
| grant followed a similar grant for Chew Valley | Rugby Club. |
| The Chicago Lions | Rugby Football Club is a SuperLeague rugby union tea |
| arted in 1946) as a school for the children of | Rugby School masters, it was housed in Rugby School |
| 00 and 2004, he was the backer of Chorley Lynx | rugby league team. |
| Chris Riley ( | rugby league), Warrington Wolves rugby league player |
| Christophe Lamaison, | rugby player born in Dax. |
| George Chuter, England | rugby union player |
| ame was played at the home of the Cinque Ports | Rugby Club in St. Leonards. |
| The Cinque Ports | Rugby Club, in agreement with The Grove School uses |
| On 26 April 2008 Cinque Ports | Rugby again hosted an international rugby game. |
| here, prior to the arrival of the Cinque Ports | Rugby Club, rugby was last played in the late 1960's |
| n, Widnes, Leeds Rhinos, and Salford City Reds | rugby league footballer, David Hulme, and is the unc |
| 9/80) is a full back for the Salford City Reds | rugby league team. |
| This article is about Ben Clarke, the | rugby player. |
| Clemison attended | Rugby School and was drafted for war service in 1940 |
| Clogher Valley | Rugby Football Club |
| ber of football pitches used by Monks club and | rugby posts. |
| yed for the Glebe and Eastern Suburbs clubs in | rugby league. |
| Harbin returned to England to coach in | rugby league in the late 1990s. |
| He is currently coach of | rugby league team Yeppoon Seagulls in the Queensland |
| 4 April 1980 is a specialist lineout coach for | rugby union. |
| idental that his namesake (who coaches Bristol | Rugby) had also attended the same school and both pl |
| . John's College in Lismore and coaches junior | rugby league. |
| For the Gold Coast Titans | rugby league player, see Brad Davis (rugby league). |
| ing team is the CVD Edensor Park Cobras Junior | Rugby League Football Club, who play in the Parramat |
| ason he made the decision to switch codes from | Rugby League to Rugby Union signing a two year deal |
| Koloto then switched codes to | rugby league, signing with the Doug Laughton-coached |
| ustralia in 1907-1908, thus switching codes to | rugby league as all members of the touring party rec |
| Hunte also switched codes to | Rugby Union, joining Pontypridd RFC in 2000 in a bla |
| In 1921 Ifwersen switched codes, playing | rugby union. |
| King's College Hospital | Rugby Football Club opted to remain a separate entit |
| a partnership between Manchester College, the | Rugby Football League and Manchester City Council, t |
| He formerly represented Scotland Colts at | Rugby Union. |
| Retired since 1999, he now commentates on | rugby for the Fox Sports TV channel. |
| es Sevens team for the 2010 Commonwealth Games | rugby sevens tournament |
| es Sevens team for the 2010 Commonwealth Games | rugby sevens tournament. |
| The Company acquired | Rugby Group, a leading British cement business, in 2 |
| He competed in | rugby union at the 1908 Summer Olympics and was an e |
| ticle: 2011 National Youth Competition season ( | rugby league) |
| been successful in sports competitions, mainly | rugby league. |
| There were also sevens competitions, women's | rugby and under-18 rugby competitions as well. |
| b has not fielded a team in competitive senior | rugby. |
| This article concerns the | rugby club. |
| Increasing congestion at | Rugby meant that Midland Railway opened its own rout |
| In 2006 he gained his 100th consecutive super | rugby cap. |
| The NYRC was founded to continue a | rugby tradition that dates back to the formation of |
| Still wishing to continue playing | rugby he joined local club Manningham RFC. |
| He continued his | rugby career by captaining London Welsh for several |
| 13 January - Conway Rees, | rugby player (died 1932) |
| Raymond Ruaporo is a Cook Islander | rugby footballer who at representative level has pla |
| r 1973, Tokoroa, New Zealand) is a Cook Island | rugby union player. |
| a (born 22 June 1974) is a former Cook Islands | rugby union flanker. |
| uly 1977 - 12 October 2008) was a Cook Islands | rugby league player. |
| The current tennants are the Cornish Pirates | rugby union team, who play in the RFU Championship. |
| wise most closely associated with Cornwall are | rugby football and surfing. |
| Martin Corry, England | rugby international, and Leicester Tigers |
| Willoughby Cotton entered | Rugby School at the age of 12 in 1795. |
| cted to represent Wales in the countries first | rugby match against Ireland. |
| cricket career, he represented his country at | rugby without appearing at Test level. |
| He is the cousin of | rugby league and union star Tevita Vaikona. |
| equins, London Irish, Blackheath, Coventry and | Rugby Lions. |
| t of the county, including Coventry, Bedworth, | Rugby, and Leamington. |
| gularly oversaw various BBC sports coverage of | Rugby, Football and Wimbledon. |
| co-commentator for BBC Scotland's coverage of | rugby union matches, most recently in the 2007 Summe |
| Reeve also a published author, wrote Cradle of | Rugby published in 1992, shortly before his death. |
| For the Hull FC player, see Craig Hall ( | rugby league). |
| His son is current Cyprus cricket and | rugby union international Marcus Holden. |
| On September 14, 1968 both cricket and | rugby clubs in Limavady were merged. |
| Page also represented Nelson in cricket and | rugby. |
| It is home to a number of cricket and | rugby grounds including Pembroke Cricket Club, the R |
| he excelled at sport, particularly cricket and | rugby union. |
| ly uses the catchphrase 'Don't you cricket and | rugby me'. |
| Seddon Park - used primarily for Cricket and | Rugby League. |
| school is popular for sports like cricket and | rugby. |
| nted the Royal Military Academy at cricket and | rugby union. |
| He commentated on cricket and | rugby union, as well as on many state occasions. |
| He lists cricket and | rugby among his interests. |
| y, a sports centre and a football, cricket and | rugby union club. |
| as formerly used by the North Durham Cricket & | Rugby Club. |
| Both cricket and | rugby are played at the Limavady Cricket and Rugby C |
| presented the British Army at cricket, soccer, | rugby and squash. |
| He was a rower, cricketer and | rugby player. |
| For the cricketer and | rugby union player, see Guy Morgan (rugby player). |
| vember 1979) is a former English cricketer and | rugby union player. |
| - April 11, 1994) was an English cricketer and | Rugby Union official. |
| Cambridge University, Middlesex cricketer and | rugby player. |
| 17 April - Thomas Harvey, cricketer and | rugby player (d.1966). |
| 36 - 23 May 1988) was an English cricketer and | rugby player. |
| It is home to the Culburra Dolphins | Rugby League team and the Culburra Cougars soccer te |
| San Francisco Fog also promote the culture of | rugby by making available many traditional rugby son |
| Mike Tindall, world cup winning | rugby union footballer. |
| tball, gymnastics, hockey, curling, badminton, | rugby, Field Hockey and volleyball. |
| For the current Springboks | rugby coach, see Peter de Villiers. |
| Addison Lockley is currently a | Rugby Union player in the Guinness Premiership for E |
| He also currently plays | rugby union for Winnington Park RUFC. |
| He played as a hooker, and is currently a | rugby presenter and pundit on the BBC. |
| ghters; other interests include cycling, golf, | rugby - he is President of the RAF Rugby Union, moto |
| The Cyprus national | rugby union sevens team competes in the FIRA-AER Eur |
| ave 9 players who play for the Cyprus national | rugby union team. |
| New Orleans won the 2011 D2 Club | Rugby National Championship, defeating defending cha |
| The Dallas Harlequins | Rugby Football Club is a SuperLeague rugby union tea |
| Dan Biggar, | rugby player |
| aying the guitar, ballroom dancing, wrestling, | rugby, crew, skiing and swimming. |
| For the Bulldogs player, see Danny Williams ( | rugby league born 1986 in Australia). |
| Pinkham previously dated ex-England | rugby team captain Matt Dawson, whom she met when he |
| Dave Hilton ( | rugby player), former English rugby union player who |
| David Stephenson, | rugby league player |
| Not to be confused with David Christie ( | rugby union). |
| r, Ireland and Lions player, see David Hewitt ( | rugby footballer born 1939). |
| Charles Lynn Davies - | rugby player |
| Davies played | rugby from a young age and represented the Wales Sch |
| Doug Davies, Scottish | rugby player, was born in Ashkirk. |
| Charles Lynn Davies, Welsh | rugby union player |
| Tom Day, Welsh | rugby international |
| For the defunct Cardiff | rugby team called the Harlequins, see Cardiff Harleq |
| 2 September - Bobby Delahay, Wales | rugby union captain (died 1978) |
| He developed his | rugby skills whilst at Westville Boys' High, a schoo |
| The aims are to aid the development of | rugby league. |
| His role in the development of | rugby was recognised by the International Rugby Boar |
| 2005: Auckland Blues Development, Auckland | Rugby Academy, Auckland Under-20's (captain) |
| nson is not a relative of fellow Dewsbury 1973 | Rugby Football League Championship winner Mike "Stev |
| DHfK Leipzig, | rugby department now part of RC Leipzig |
| He was born in Leamington and died in | Rugby. |
| Jack Rowell OBE (born 1937) is the Director of | Rugby union at Bath. |
| progressed to take on the role of Director of | Rugby with the Otago Rugby Football Union, dealing w |
| He became the Director of | Rugby at Leeds Carnegie in 2006. |
| Commenting on the move, Bath Director of | Rugby Sir Ian McGeechan said he envisions Eastmond p |
| moved upstairs to the position of director of | rugby at the South Sydney Rabbitohs. |
| He impressed Germany's director of | rugby, Peter Ianusevici, enough to field him in Germ |
| In 2002 he returned to Bath as director of | rugby. |
| eter Gary Pearce is a Welsh former director of | rugby at Hull RUFC (2000…2005), and dual-code intern |
| In July 2005 he became Director of | Rugby. |
| The Hull and District Youth | Rugby League Association was established in October |
| final league table for National Division Two ( | rugby union) for the 2005/06 Season. |
| 2010 NERFU College Men's Division III | Rugby Tournament The 2010 NERFU College Men's Divisi |
| final league table for National Division Two ( | rugby union) for the 2006/07 Season. |
| The Portuguese top division of | rugby union is a competition organised by the Portug |
| UL Bohemian RFC is an AIB League Division 1 | rugby club based in Limerick. |
| This result guaranteed Division Four | rugby for Ystalyfera next year. |
| The team competes in College Division I | rugby, against the best college rugby teams in the N |
| W.D Doherty - | Rugby union international for Ireland (first represe |
| he had been brought up in an area dominated by | rugby union and playing junior rugby for Tondu RFC, |
| 29 December: Don Clarke, | rugby player. |
| Not to be confused with Doug Davies ( | rugby union). |
| around the district, after he slowed down from | rugby. |
| He was educated at Dragon School, | Rugby School, and Balliol College Oxford. |
| ers further academic, music, sports, drama and | rugby scholarships and bursaries. |
| I Dream of | Rugby featuring Sacred Heart College Choir |
| 1888 - 26 December 1953) was a Welsh dual code | rugby player who played rugby union for Newport and |
| y they were Australia's 17th to 19th dual code | rugby internationals. |
| Andrew Walker, dual international | rugby league & union player |
| July 1992) was a Welsh dual-code international | rugby union and professional rugby league footballer |
| 4 November 1976) was a dual-code international | rugby player who played rugby union for Neath and ru |
| For the Australian dual-code international | rugby footballer, see Bob Stuart (rugby) |
| gust 1951) was a Welsh dual-code international | rugby footballer who played rugby union for Swansea |
| 967) is a former Wales dual-code international | rugby union and rugby league player. |
| 932) is a Welsh former dual-code international | rugby union and professional rugby league footballer |
| ore was the son of the dual-code international | rugby union and rugby league footballer of the 1920s |
| mber 1999) was a Welsh dual-code international | rugby union and professional rugby league footballer |
| pril 1966) was a Welsh dual-code international | rugby flanker who played international rugby for Wal |
| 28 June: Duane Mann, | rugby league player. |
| This has altered the schedule due to | Rugby Park not being able to host night games. |
| rry (born 21 September 1974 in Dunchurch, near | Rugby) is a former English female sprinter. |
| A line-out during a | rugby match between Munster and Scarlets at Musgrave |
| He was a qualified medical doctor during his | rugby playing days, he still is. |
| ommentator on Sky Sports, and in the EA Sports | rugby union series. |
| educated at Durston House School in Ealing and | Rugby School. |
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