2006 North America 4

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The 2006 North America 4 was the first tournament of its kind, a rugby union competition between four new North American teams. Each of the four teams face each other twice during the tournament, taking place in British Columbia, and then, in Columbus, Ohio. The tournament was won by Canada West who defeated the USA Falcons 31 points to 20 in the championship final.

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TeamWonDrawnLostPts forPts againstPts diff.Bonus ptsPts
Canada West 411246113133321
USA Falcons 30316514421517
Canada East 31216812840317
USA Hawks 10586279-19315

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