Imperia-Dynamo Penza

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Imperia-Dynamo Penza
League(s) Professional Rugby League

Imperia-Dynamo Penza is a Russian rugby club from Penza. They participate in the Professional Rugby League, the top division of Russian rugby.

Contents

History

Championships

Current squad

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

PlayerPositionUnion
Carlo Maglakelidze Prop Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Dimitri Plekhanov Prop Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Andrei Polivalov Prop Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Giorgi Mchedlishvili Prop Flag of Georgia.svg Georgia
Sergei Kolosov Hooker Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Ivan Mochalov Hooker Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Denis Nosachev Lock Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Kirill Kopeshkin Lock Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Vladimir Boltenkov Lock Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Pavel Kvernadze Lock Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Andrey Utkin Flanker Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Alexander Kovalenko Flanker Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Mikhail Pyshkin Flanker Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Rinat Timerbulatov Flanker Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Ilia Spanderashvili Flanker Flag of Georgia.svg Georgia
Nika Aptsiauri Flanker Flag of Georgia.svg Georgia
Pavel Maslov Number 8 Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Eugen Kalmakov Number 8 Flag of Russia.svg Russia
PlayerPositionUnion
Artem Shakirov Scrum-half Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Nicolae Chrila Scrum-half Flag of Moldova.svg Moldova
Sergey Taraskin Scrum-half Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Eugen Sharov Fly-half Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Sergey Yanyushkin Centre Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Andrei Golischev Centre Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine
Nikita Krasikov Centre Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Niko Tsirekidze Centre Flag of Georgia.svg Georgia
Alexander Savoskin Centre Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Anton Novichkov Wing Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Maxim Lyubimkin Wing Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Artem Gontcharov Wing Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Ilya Demushkin Wing Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Sergey Nozkhin Fullback Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Kazakhstan

Official Website (In Russian)


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