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|row1= [[Kaiserslautern/Ramstein]] {{!!}} {{!!}} Germany {{!!}} 19?? -2016 {{!!}} danilo.delpino2.mil@mail.mil; faavae.faavae2.mil@mail.mil Ramstein Rogues or ESC West Kaiserslautern Rubgy {{!!}} | |row1= [[Kaiserslautern/Ramstein]] {{!!}} {{!!}} Germany {{!!}} 19?? -2016 {{!!}} danilo.delpino2.mil@mail.mil; faavae.faavae2.mil@mail.mil Ramstein Rogues or ESC West Kaiserslautern Rubgy {{!!}} | ||
− | | | + | |row2= [[TuS 1882 Hochspeyer Rugby]] {{!!}} {{!!}} Germany {{!!}} 2017 {{!!}} James Lampe at jameslampeusa@gmail.com {{!!}} |
− | | | + | |row3= Schweinfurt {{!!}} {{!!}} Germany {{!!}} 19?? {{!!}} existed in 2006 {{!!}} |
− | | | + | |row4= [[Grafenwoer/Vilseck]] {{!!}} Rose Tower Titans {{!!}} Germany {{!!}} 1987 {{!!}} joseph.duran84@yahoo.com, j.x.davis13@gmail.com, club email - rosetowerrugby@gmail.com {{!!}} Facebook [[https://www.facebook.com/rosetowerrugby/ ]] |
− | | | + | |row5= Naples {{!!}} {{!!}} Italy {{!!}} 19?? {{!!}} existed in 2006 {{!!}} |
− | | | + | |row6= Mons {{!!}} {{!!}} Belgium {{!!}} 19?? {{!!}} existed in 2006 {{!!}} |
− | | | + | |row7= Vincenza {{!!}} Rangers {{!!}} Italy {{!!}} 2010 {{!!}} {{!!}} |
− | | | + | |row8= Signorella {{!!}} Hoplites {{!!}} Italy {{!!}} 2013 {{!!}} {{!!}} |
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+ | |row9= [[Lakenheath / Mildenhall]] {{!!}} Eagles {{!!}} England {{!!}} 1978 {{!!}} {{!!}} website [[http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/mildenhalleagles/]] | ||
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== Active Women's Club Teams == | == Active Women's Club Teams == |
Revision as of 03:01, 27 June 2017
Contents
Brief European Military Rugby History
(2017) Our history goes back to the mists of the Cold War, and it is mostly that – “Histories” – as there are only 2-3 teams left (a/o 2017). There were over 30 teams (closer to 40?) that started/stopped over the years – starting with the 3AD FARC in the winter of 73-74.
American teams were not allowed to play in the German Club system (Bundesliga)as only 3 foreigners were allowed to play in the first division. In 1979, the British in Munich formed a Bavarian RFU that included American military sides from Nuernberg, Bamberg, Ansbach, Bad Toelz and Augsburg. Later that year, the 3rd Armor Division (Frankfurt Americans) formed the Exiles Rugby Football Association with teams from Darmstadt, Wuerzburg, Karlesruhe and Kaiserslautern.
The USFERU officially started in 1982 absorbing the one year on-paper “Exiles Association”, which was itself an idea to copy the “original” Bavarian Rugby Union (1979-1981) in the east of southern Germany and spread it throughout Germany where we had teams. Harry Laws was the first President of the Exiles and later, David McNaughton was picked as the President of the newly formed USFERU just before/after the first USFERU Tourney was hosted in Illesheim (themselves only one year old at the time) in the late spring of 1982. USFERU boasted I think 18 teams in League play at once at its apex, and in the mid-late 80’s we had 12 teams consistently showing up to the big tourneys – originally in spring (host moved around), and later also in the fall (mostly in Wuerzburg).
The USFERU stopped league/cup play and the bigger tournaments in 1995, although there were a number of smaller get-together tourneys all the way up to the early 2000’s. We also put out various Selects for most of the 80’s.
This is a List of rugby union clubs in Germany. It lists all rugby union clubs in Germany registered with the German Rugby Federation, the DRV,[1] or taking part in the German league system.[2] As of April 2010, the International Rugby Board lists the number of clubs in Germany at 110.[3]
ADDENDUM: Some of the clubs competing in the German league system are clubs of the US and British armed forces in Germany and therefore not necessarily members of the DRV. Examples of US Army rugby clubs in Germany are the teams in Illesheim,[4] Ramstein and Vilseck, while other clubs, like in the RC Kaiserslautern, recruit some of their players from the US forces but have German players as well.[[1]] Up to 32 US forces teams had been playing in Southern Germany at its peak, based in Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, being organised in the "United States Forces Europe Rugby Union" (USFERU). Most disappeared with the withdrawal of US forces from Germany at the end of the Cold War. A number of clubs remained but have since dropped out of the German league system, like the Bamberg RFC, Darmstadt 233rd BSB RFC, Hanau Hornets, Schweinfurt RFC, Spangdahlem RFC and Würzburg RFC, while a few, like the Ramstein Rogues RFC, Illesheim RFC and Baumholder RFC still compete in 2009-10.
European Military Club Teams
Click on the Club Name to go to that club's site
Active Men's Clubs (we think)
Club Name | Nickname | Country | Year Founded | Contact | Website |
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Kaiserslautern/Ramstein | Germany | 19?? -2016 | danilo.delpino2.mil@mail.mil; faavae.faavae2.mil@mail.mil Ramstein Rogues or ESC West Kaiserslautern Rubgy | ||
TuS 1882 Hochspeyer Rugby | Germany | 2017 | James Lampe at jameslampeusa@gmail.com | ||
Schweinfurt | Germany | 19?? | existed in 2006 | ||
Grafenwoer/Vilseck | Rose Tower Titans | Germany | 1987 | joseph.duran84@yahoo.com, j.x.davis13@gmail.com, club email - rosetowerrugby@gmail.com | Facebook [[2]] |
Naples | Italy | 19?? | existed in 2006 | ||
Mons | Belgium | 19?? | existed in 2006 | ||
Vincenza | Rangers | Italy | 2010 | ||
Signorella | Hoplites | Italy | 2013 | ||
Lakenheath / Mildenhall | Eagles | England | 1978 | website [[3]] |
Active Women's Club Teams
Club Name | Nickname | Country | Year Founded | Contact | Website |
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Kaiserslautern/Ramstein Women | Rogues | Germany | 19?? -2016 | danilo.delpino2.mil@mail.mil; faavae.faavae2.mil@mail.mil ESC West Kaiserslautern Rugby | |
TuS 1882 Hochspeyer Women's Rugby | Germany | 2017 | katydockery@gmail.com |
Inactive Clubs
Club Name | Nickname | Country | Year Founded | Contact | Website |
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Frankfurt Americans | Germany | 1974 | Folded in 1992-ish | ||
Heidelberg | Germany | 1993 | |||
Wuerzburg | Germany | 1974 | American team folded in early 2000s | ||
Mainz | Germany | 1979? | |||
Baumholder | Germany | 1980 | American team folded in early 2000s | ||
Nuernberg | Germany | 1977 | American team faded in 1995 | ||
Karlsruhe | Old Christinians | Germany | 1975 | American team faded in early 80s | |
Illesheim | Germany | 1985 | existed in 2006 | ||
Bad Homberg | Germany | 19?? | we think this existed in 1983 | ||
Lakenheath / Mildenhall | Eagles | England | 1978 | website [[4]] | |
Augsburg | Germany | 1975 or 1983 | American team faded in 1995 | ||
Bamberg | Olde Boys | Germany | 1975 or 76 or 1988 | American team faded in 1994 | |
Bad Toelz | Germany | 1978 | American team faded in 1980-ish | ||
Ansbach | Germany | 1979 or 1981 | American team faded in 1991 | ||
Bayreuth | Germany | 1979 | American team faded in late 1980s | ||
Berlin | Germany | 1981 | American team faded in early 1980s ' started again late 80s to early 90s | ||
Schwabisch Hall | Germany | 82-83 | Only one year | ||
Stuttgart American | Germany | 82 | American team faded in 1984, but lots of US players | ||
Neu Ulm | Germany | mid 80s | Only one or two years | ||
Giessen | Germany | mid 80s | |||
Crailsheim | Germany | 85 | Only two years; base closed in 1993 | ||
Spangdahlem | Germany | 85 | Faded in 89 | ||
Amberg | Germany | 87 | Faded in 89 | ||
Bad Aibling | Germany | late 80s | Faded in early 90s | ||
Wiesbaden | Germany | early 1990s | Faded in late 90s | ||
Kirchgoens | The Rock | Germany | late 80s | Faded in 2-3 years | |
Buedingen | Germany | early 90s | Faded in 3-4 years | ||
Dexheim | Germany | early 90s | Faded in 1-2 years | ||
Vilseck | Germany | (94-96?) Then 2009?-2014 | Absorbed into Amberg, and now into Rose Tower (Graf) | ||
Mannheim | Germany | 1995 | Faded in 2-3 years | ||
Babenhausen | Germany | early 90s | after Frankfurt’s demise but faded in 1-2 years | ||
Darmstadt | Germany | 1994 or 95 | |||
Mentwith Hill | England | ? | |||
Gelnhausen | Germany | mid 80s | |||
Hanau | Germany | mid 80s | |||
Friedberg | Germany | mid 80s | |||
Rhein/Main AB | Germany | mid 80s | |||
Kaiserslautern | Germany | 19?? -2016 | |||
Ramstein | Germany | 19?? -2016 | |||
Goeppingen | Germany | 1985 | |||
Hahn AFB | Germany | 1985 | |||
Schweinfurt | Germany | 1980 |