2006 RCSL season

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The 2006 Rugby Canada Super League season was the ninth season for the RCSL.

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Standings

Western Division
TeamPldWDLFA+/-BPPts
Saskatchewan Prairie Fire 440020150+151420
Edmonton Gold 42028597-1219
Calgary Mavericks 420278121-4319
BC Wave 410372139-6726
Vancouver Island Crimson Tide 410376105-2915
Eastern Division
TeamPldWDLFA+/-BPPts
Newfoundland Rock 660033052+278529
Niagara Thunder 6501215101+114424
Ottawa Harlequins 603119148-29315
New Brunswick Black Spruce 6204105140-35311
Toronto Xtreme 62071179-10819
Quebec Caribou 620477161-8408
Nova Scotia Keltics 610523219-13615

¹ The Toronto Xtreme failed to fulfill their fixture against the Ottawa Harlequins. The Harlequins were credited with a 10–0 victory.

Championship final

The Newfoundland Rock (Eastern Division champions) defeated the Saskatchewan Prairie Fire (Western Division Champions) 28–14 in the Championship Final, played in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador on 5 August 2006. Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams presented the Rock with the MacTier Cup, indicative of national rugby supremacy.

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