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− | + | |[[Portal:Ft Sill 1987-1988 Women| 1987-1988]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1986-1987 Women| 1986-1987]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1985-1986 Women| 1985-1986]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1984-1985 Women| 1984-1985]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1983-1984 Women | 1983-1984]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1982-1983 Women| 1982-1983]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1981-1982 Women| 1981-1982]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1980-1981 Women| 1980-1981]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1979-1980 Women| 1979-1980]] || [[Portal:Ft Sill 1978-1979 Women| 1978-1979]] || | |
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Revision as of 18:17, 2 October 2017
Ft Sill Rugby Football Club
Logo and team history here
The "Gunners" won the 1982 Military Sevens, 1983 Western Military XVs and the 1983 Military Sevens
Men's Seasons
Women's Seasons
| 1987-1988 || 1986-1987 || 1985-1986 || 1984-1985 || 1983-1984 || 1982-1983 || 1981-1982 || 1980-1981 || 1979-1980 || 1978-1979 || |-