List of rugby union clubs in Germany

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This is a List of rugby union clubs in Germany. It lists all rugby union clubs in Germany registered with the German Rugby Federation, the DRV, [1] or taking part in the German league system. [2] As of April 2010, the International Rugby Board lists the number of clubs in Germany at 110. [3]

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Some of the clubs competing in the German league system are clubs of the US and British armed forces in Germany and therefore not necessarily members of the DRV. Examples of US Army rugby clubs in Germany are the teams in Illesheim, [4] Ramstein and Vilseck, while other clubs, like in the RC Kaiserslautern, recruit some of their players from the US forces but have German players as well. [5] Up to 32 US forces teams had been playing in Southern Germany at its peak, based in Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, being organised in the "United States Forces Europe Rugby Union" (USFERU). [6] Most disappeared with the withdrawal of US forces from Germany at the end of the Cold War. A number of clubs remained but have since dropped out of the German league system, like the Bamberg RFC, Darmstadt 233rd BSB RFC, Hanau Hornets, Schweinfurt RFC, Spangdahlem RFC and Würzburg RFC, while a few, like the Ramstein Rogues RFC, Illesheim RFC and Baumholder RFC still compete in 2009–10. [7]

The RC Mönchengladbach Rhinos and the Elmpt Falcons are rugby teams of the British Army in Germany and still active. [8] [9]

The oldest rugby union club in Germany is the DSV 78 Hannover, formed in 1878 as DFV Hannover, in a time when a differencation between rugby and football was not yet made in Germany. [10] While there is older clubs in Germany then DSV 78, like the Heidelberger TV which was formed in 1846, their rugby departments were established after DSV's.

Clubs by state

The German rugby clubs, listed by federal state, with the league their first men's and women's teams play in 2009–10, in as far as the clubs field a senior side at all:

Baden-Württemberg

Rugby clubs in the state of Baden-Württemberg: [11] [12] [13] [14] [15]

ClubCity2015–16*Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Freiburger RC Freiburg RLBW III—— [14]
TSV Handschuhsheim Heidelberg BL I—— [11]
RG Heidelberg Heidelberg BL I—— [11]
RG Heidelberg II Heidelberg RLBW III—— [14]
Heidelberger RK Heidelberg BL I WBL I [11]
Heidelberger RK II Heidelberg RLBW III [14]
Heidelberger TV Heidelberg RLBW III—— [11]
SC Neuenheim Heidelberg BL I WBL I [11]
TB Rohrbach Heidelberg RLRP III—— [11]
TSG Heilbronn Heilbronn RLBW III—— [12]
Karlsruher SV Rugby Karlsruhe RLBW III—— [14]
RC Konstanz Konstanz RLBW III—— [12]
TV Pforzheim Pforzheim BL I—— [15]
TSB Ravensburg Ravens Ravensburg ———— [13]
RC Rottweil Rottweil RLBW IIIWRLSIII [12]
Stuttgarter RC Stuttgart 2BLS/W II WBL I [12]
VfB Schwarz-Rot Ulm Ulm RLB III—— [13]

(* pending updates)

Bavaria

Rugby clubs in the state of Bavaria: [13] [16] [17]

ClubCity2014–15Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Augsburg RFC Augsburg RLB III—— [17]
RFC Bad Reichenhall Bad Reichenhall RLB III—— [17]
RC Bayreuth Bayreuth VLBIV—— [17]
RC Fürstenfeldbruck Fürstenfeldbruck ———— [13]
VfB Hafenlohr Hafenlohr VLBIV—— [16]
Illesheim RFC Illesheim VLBIV—— [16]
TV Memmingen Memmingen VLBIV—— [17]
TV 1861 Ingolstadt Ingolstadt RLB III—— [13]
München RFC Munich 2BLS/W IIW2BLII [13]
StuSta München Munich 2BLS/W IIWRLSII [13]
RC Unterföhring Munich (district) 2BLS/W IIWRLSII [16]
TSV 1846 Nürnberg Nuremberg RLB III—— [16]
RC Regensburg 2000 Regensburg RLB III—— [16]
1. FC Schweinfurt 05 Schweinfurt VLBIV—— [17]

Berlin

Rugby clubs in the state of Berlin: [18]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Berliner RC Berlin BL I—— [18]
RK 03 Berlin Berlin BL IW2BLII [18]
Berliner SC Berlin RLEB IV—— [18]
SC Berlin Berlin ——W2BLII [18]
Berliner SV 92 Rugby Berlin RLEA IIIWRLEIII [18]
SC Siemensstadt Berlin RLEA III—— [18]
Berlin Irish RFC Berlin RLEA IIIWRLEIII [18]
Berlin Bruisers Berlin RLEA III—— [18]
Berlin Grizzlies Berlin BL I—— [18]

Brandenburg

Rugby clubs in the state of Brandenburg: [18]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Stahl Brandenburg Rugby Brandenburg an der Havel RLEA III—— [18]
Stahl Hennigsdorf Rugby Hennigsdorf RLEB IV—— [18]
RU Hohen Neuendorf Hohen Neuendorf 2BLN/E II—— [18]
USV Potsdam Rugby Potsdam 2BLN/E II—— [18]
RC Trebbin Trebbin  ? ?—— [1]
Veltener RC Empor Velten RLEA III—— [18]

Bremen

Rugby clubs in the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen: [19]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Bremen 1860 Bremen RLN III—— [19]
Union 60 Bremen Bremen RLN IIIWRLNIII [19]

Hamburg

Rugby clubs in the state of Hamburg: [19]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Hamburg Exiles RFC Hamburg RLN III—— [19]
Hamburger RC Hamburg 1BL N/E II—— [19]
Hamburger SV Hamburg VLNIV—— [19]
FC St Pauli Rugby Hamburg 1BL N/E II WBL I [19]

Hesse

Rugby clubs in the state of Hesse: [11] [20]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
CRC Babenhausen Babenhausen RLH [D] III—— [11]
TG 75 Darmstadt Darmstadt RLH III—— [11]
Eintracht Frankfurt Rugby Frankfurt am Main RLH IIIWRLWIII [11]
SC 1880 Frankfurt Frankfurt am Main BL I—— [11]
URC Gießen 01 Gießen RLH III—— [20]
RK Heusenstamm Heusenstamm BL IWRLWIII [11]
RU Marburg Marburg RLH IIIWRLWIII [20]
TGS 1897 Hausen Obertshausen ———— [11]
BSC Offenbach Offenbach am Main RLH III—— [11]

Lower Saxony

Rugby clubs in the state of Lower Saxony: [20]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Welfen SC Braunschweig Braunschweig RLN III—— [20]
RSV Göttingen Göttingen RLLS III—— [20]
VfR Döhren Hanover 2BLN/E [B] II—— [20]
DRC Hannover Hanover 2BLN/E II—— [20]
DSV 78 Hannover Hanover BL I—— [20]
SV Odin Hannover Hanover 2BLN/E [B] II—— [20]
NTV 09 Hannover Hanover ———— [20]
SC Linden Hanover ———— [20]
FV 1897 Linden Hanover ———— [20]
TSV Victoria Linden Hanover 2BLN/E II—— [20]
SC Germania List Hanover 2BLN/E II WBL I [20]
SV 08 Ricklingen Hanover RLLS [A] III—— [20]
TSV Karlshöfen Karlshöfen ——WRLNIII
TKW Nienburg Nienburg ———— [20]
FC Rastede Rastede RLLS III—— [19]
VfL Jesteburg Jesteburg RLN [C] III—— [19]
SC Varel Varel VLNIV—— [19]

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Rugby clubs in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: [18]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
SV Dynamo Rostock Rostock VLNIV—— [18]

North Rhine-Westphalia

Rugby clubs in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia: [20] [21] [22]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
RC Aachen Aachen 2BLW IIWRLWIII [22]
RC Bielefeld Bielefeld VLNWIV—— [20]
TV Phönix Bocholt Bocholt VLNWIV—— [21]
RC Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Bonn RLNW III—— [22]
Brühler TV Brühl VLNWIV—— [22]
RFC Dortmund Dortmund VLNWIVWRLWIII
TV Aldenrade 07 Duisburg VLNWIV—— [21]
TuS 95 Düsseldorf Düsseldorf 2BLW II—— [21]
Elmpt Falcons Elmpt RLNW III——
Grashof RC Essen Essen VLNWIV——
RC Hürth Hürth VLNWIV—— [22]
ASV Köln Rugby Cologne 2BLW IIW2BLII [22]
RC Krefeld Bradbury Barbarians Krefeld ———— [21]
TV Lemgo Lippe Lions Lemgo VLNWIV—— [20]
Cherusker RC Lothe Lothe VLNWIV——
RC Mönchengladbach Rhinos Mönchengladbach RLNW III—— [21]
RT Münster Münster 2BLW II—— [21]
WMTV Solingen Solingen RLNW III—— [21]
Wiedenbrücker TV Rheda-Wiedenbrück RLNW IIIW2BLII [20]

Rhineland-Palatinate

Rugby clubs in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate: [11] [22]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
DJK Andernach Andernach RLRP III—— [22]
Baumholder RFC Baumholder RLRP III——
RC Kaiserslautern Kaiserslautern RLRP III—— [11]
RC Mainz Mainz 2BLS/W II—— [22]
VfL Pünderich Pünderich RLRP III——
Ramstein Rogues RFC Ramstein RLRP III——
FSV Trier-Tarforst Trier RLRP IIIWRLWIII [22]
RC Worms Worms RLRP III—— [11]

Saarland

Rugby clubs in the state of Saarland: [11]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
Stade Sarrois Rugby Saarbrücken RLRP III—— [11]

Saxony

Rugby clubs in the state of Saxony: [23]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
SV Stahl Brandis Brandis E7———
Tower Rugby Chemnitz Chemnitz E7———
RV Dresden Dresden RLEB IVWRLEIII [23]
ATSV Freiberg Freiberg E7——— [23]
Eastern Province RC Gera Gera E7——— [23]
SV Horken Kittlitz Kittlitz E7———
RC Leipzig Leipzig RLEB IVWRLEIII [23]
ESV Lokomotive Riesa Riesa ———— [23]
HSG Turbine Zittau Zittau ———— [23]

Saxony-Anhalt

Rugby clubs in the state of Saxony-Anhalt: [23]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
USV Halle Halle E7——— [23]
WG Magdeburg Magdeburg E7———

Schleswig-Holstein

Rugby clubs in the state of Schleswig-Holstein: [19]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
FT Adler Kiel Rugby Kiel 2BLN/E II—— [19]
VfL Geesthacht Harlekins Geesthacht RLN [C] III—— [19]

Thuringia

Rugby clubs in the state of Thuringia: [16]

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
SSV Erfurt-Nord Erfurt E7—W2BL— [16]
USV Jena Jena RLEB IVW2BL—

Foreign clubs

In the 2009–10 season, two clubs from outside the borders of Germany take part in German league competitions, one from Luxembourg and one from Austria:

ClubCity2009–10Source
MenTierWomenTierRefLink
WRC Innsbruck Innsbruck ——WRLSIII
RC Luxembourg Luxembourg 2BLS/W II——

Defunct clubs & teams

Germany

The following clubs have ceased to exist or stopped operating a rugby department:

ClubCityFateRef
BFC Frankfurt 1885 Berlin club switched codes from rugby to football, now defunct
SG Ordnungspolizei Berlin Berlin
Tennis Borussia Berlin Berlin rugby department left club in 1936 to join Berliner SV and form Berliner SV 92 Rugby [24]
SV Polizei Hamburg Hamburg rugby department defunct
SC Elite Hannover Hanover rugby department defunct since the 1970s [25]
FC 1897 Hannover Hanover
Hawa-Alexandria Hannover Hanover club defunct since 1931 [26]
VfV Hannover Hanover rugby department defunct since 1963, when the department joined NTV 09 Hannover [27]
FV Stuttgart Stuttgart club switched codes from rugby to football, merged to form VfB Stuttgart [28]

East Germany

The following clubs existed in the former country of East Germany. Some of them have ceased to exist or to operate a rugby department while others have changed their name:

ClubCityFateRef
BSG Lok Berlin Berlin rugby department defunct, club now ESV Lok Berlin-Schöneweide [29]
BSG Post Berlin Berlin rugby department now RK 03 Berlin [30]
ASK Vorwärts Berlin Berlin rugby department defunct
BSG Stahl Brandenburg Brandenburg now Stahl Brandenburg Rugby [31]
SG Dynamo Dresden Dresden rugby department defunct
BSG Lok Falkensee Falkensee
Ingenieurschule Hennigsdorf Hennigsdorf club defunct
BSG Stahl Hennigsdorf Hennigsdorf now Stahl Hennigsdorf Rugby [32]
BSG Stahl Leegebruch Leegebruch club defunct
SC DHfK Leipzig Leipzig rugby department now part of RC Leipzig [33]
BSG Gastronom Leipzig Leipzig rugby department now part of RC Leipzig [33]
BSG Lokomotive Wahren Leipzig Leipzig rugby department now part of RC Leipzig [33]
SG Dynamo Potsdam Potsdam club defunct [34]
RG 88 Potsdam Potsdam now USV Potsdam Rugby [34]
Empor Velten Velten now Veltener RC

Key

Notes

A. ^ Playing as 08 Ricklingen/Wunstorf, a partnership of SV 08 Ricklingen and TuS Wunstorf.
B. ^ Playing as SG SV Odin/VfR Döhren, a partnership of SV Odin Hannover and VfR Döhren.
C. ^ Playing as SG Jesteburg/Geesthacht, a partnership of VfL Jesteburg and VfL Geesthacht Harlekins.
D. ^ Playing as SG 80 III/Babenhausen, a partnership of the third team of SC 1880 Frankfurt and CRC Babenhausen.
E. ^ The East 7s league, or Mitteldeutsche Siebener Liga, is a development league for emerging rugby clubs in what was formerly East Germany.

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