Georgia A national rugby union team

Georgia A
საქართველო „ა“
Union Georgian Rugby Union
Nickname(s) The Lelos ბორჯღალოსნები
Emblem(s) Crepuscular rays
Coach(es) New Zealand Milton Haig
Captain(s) Lekso Gugava
Team kit
Change kit
First international
Georgia Georgia (country) 54 5 Poland Poland
(6 November 2009)
Largest win
Georgia Georgia (country) 54 5 Poland Poland
(6 November 2009)

The Georgia A team are the second national rugby union team behind the Georgian national side. Georgia A matches are usually used as a stepping stone up to Lelos selection. It was formed in 2009 by the Georgian Rugby Union.

Matches


1. 06.06.2009 - Tbilisi - Georgia A 54:5 Poland
2. 13.06.2009 - Tbilisi - - Georgia A 26:10 Ukraine
3. 23.03.2011 - Gloucester - Georgia A 30-17 British Army rugby team
4. 28.03.2011 - Oxford - Georgia A 38-13 Oxford University RFC
5. 21.03.2012 - Esher - Georgia A 38-13 Esher
6. 27.03.2012 - Bridgend - Georgia A 36-32 Principality Premiership XV
7. 31.03.2012 - Colwyn Bay - Georgia A 25-17 RGC 1404

Current squad

Georgian A squad for the March 2012 tour of Wales and England.

Backs
Player Position Club
Giorgi Begadze Scrum-half Georgia (country) Batumi
Bidzina Samkharadze Scrum-half Georgia (country) Armia
Giga Gagoshvili Fly-half Georgia (country) Armia
Giorgi Kacharava Fly-half Georgia (country) Lelo
Irakli Chkhikvadze Centre Georgia (country) Armia
Giorgi Jimsheladze Centre Georgia (country) Armia
Zurab Dzneladze Wing Georgia (country) AIA
Irakli Gegenava Wing Georgia (country) Lelo
Lekso Gugava (c) Wing Georgia (country) Lelo
Sandro Nijaradze Wing England Hartpury College
Irakli Kiasashvili Fullback Georgia (country) Lelo
Saba Nikolava Fullback Georgia (country) Armia
Beka Urjukashvili Fullback France Figeac

Forwards
Player Position Club
Shalva Mamukashvili Hooker Georgia (country) Armia
Beka Mekokishvili Hooker Georgia (country) Armia
Karlen Asieshvili Prop France Aurillac
Levan Chilachava Prop France Toulon
Giorgi Menabdishvili Prop France Grenoble
Irakli Mirtskhulava Prop France Tarbes
Beka Bitsadze Lock Georgia (country) Armia
Davit Chitidze Lock Georgia (country) Armia
Mikheil Gachechiladze Lock Georgia (country) Academy
Kote Mikautadze Lock France Toulon
Givi Berishvili Flanker Georgia (country) Locomotive
Lasha Tavartkiladze Flanker Georgia (country) Armia
Giga Tkhilaishvili Flanker Georgia (country) Armia
Jaba Kikvidze Number eight Georgia (country) Armia
Giorgi Tkesheliadze Number eight England Hartpury College

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