Rugby Club Valpolicella

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Rugby Club Valpolicella
Full nameRugby Club Valpolicella ASD
Union Federazione Italiana Rugby
Founded1974;49 years ago (1974)
Location Valpolicella, Italy
Ground(s)Campo Sportivo Comunale
President Sergio Ruzzenente
League(s) Serie A
2014–151st (Pool retrocessione 2)
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Official website
www.valpolicellarugby.org

Rugby Club Valpolicella is an Italian professional rugby union team based in Valpolicella, which competes in the Serie A.

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Valpolicella was founded in 1974 and have won 15 Italian national championships.

Stadium

The team plays at the Campo Sportivo Comunale in Valpolicella.

Former players

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