Charleston Outlaws RFC

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Charleston Rugby Football Club
Charleston Outlaws Rugby Logo 2011.jpg
Full nameCharleston Outlaws Rugby Football Club
Union USA Rugby
Nickname(s)Outlaws
Founded1973
PresidentScott McLaughlin
Coach(es)Bertrand Valero
League(s)USARugby South Div III
Official website
www.charlestonrugby.com

Charleston Outlaws Rugby Football Club is a rugby union team based in Charleston, South Carolina. The Outlaws compete in Division III Georgia Rugby Union. Charleston has hosted an annual rugby sevens tournament on Memorial Day Weekend since 2003.

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Results

2013 D2 Results:

OpponentResultScore
at Hilton HeadW36–29
vs The CitadelW66–0
vs ColumbiaW36–13
vs GreenvilleW57–19
at AugustaW21–17
vs RenegadesW38–10
at Old WhiteL19–48
vs Fort BraggW49–0
at Cape FearW45–20
vs Old SuttoniansW48–38

Playoffs

Carolinas Senior Men's Division III South 2014–2015

PositionClubGamesPointsTries
PlayedWonDrawnLostForAgainstDifference
1 Olde Grey 21017762+15
2Cape Fear Rugby11004333+10
3Asheville Rugby0000000
4 Camp Lejeune Misfits 0000000
5Chapel Hill Warriors0000000
6 Charleston Outlaws D3 0000000
7 Charlotte Barbarians 0000000
8Duke Graduates0000000
9Johnson City Rugby0000000
10Southern Pines Rugby0000000
11Triad10011944-25

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  1. "Southern Senior Men's Playoffs 2014-2015". USA Rugby Stats. Retrieved 10 April 2015.