Bergen Rugbyklubb

Bergen RK
Full name Bergen Rugbyklubb
Founded 1999
Location Bergen, Norway
Ground(s) Fana Stadion
President Simon Oddy
Captain(s) Andre Slaatta
League(s) Norway Rugby Championship
Team kit

Bergen Rugbyklubb is a Norwegian rugby club based in Bergen. They currently compete in the Norway Rugby Championship.

History

The club was founded in 1999 by Matthew Billingham[1] and also won their first championship title that same year. The club has since its creation been one of the more successful sides in Norway featuring in the final of the championship on several occasions.

Honours

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national union as has been defined under WR eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-WR nationality.

Player Position Union
Christopher Byrne Hooker Norway Norway
Karl Frisch Hooker England England
Marcin Gadzinski Prop Poland Poland
Lloyd Hopkin Prop
Kristian Skjold Prop Norway Norway
Michal Urbanski Prop Poland Poland
Xavier van Lanen Prop
Morten Aasestrand Lock Norway Norway
Peter Bautmans Lock Belgium Belgium
Karol Franz Lock Poland Poland
Morten Rismose Lock Norway Norway
Francisco Roque Lock
Ronald Danilovs Flanker
Joe Greenshield Flanker England England
Ian Irving Flanker South Africa South Africa
Simon Oddy Flanker England England
Joakim Pedersen Prop Norway Norway
Stefan Svellingen Flanker Norway Norway
David Hume Number 8 Scotland Scotland
Player Position Union
Andre Slaatta Scrum-half Norway Norway
Charles Tarver Fly-half England England
Tremaine Thompson Fly-half New Zealand New Zealand
Joe Kennedy Centre England England
Diego Montoya Scrum-half Colombia Colombia
Tim Erceg Centre New Zealand New Zealand
Tommy Vassnes Centre Norway Norway
Sam Collins Wing
Diego Venturelli Wing Argentina Argentina
Robert Fox Fullback
[Anders Teigland] Centre Norway Norway

Former Players

Note: Flags indicate national union as has been defined under WR eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-WR nationality.

Player Position Union
Michael Shelly Flanker
Player Position Union
Andre van Niekerk Centre South Africa South Africa

References

External links

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