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| Full name | Samsung Heavy Industries Rugby Club | ||
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| Union | Korea Rugby Union | ||
| Founded | 1995 | ||
| Disbanded | 2015 | ||
| Region | Geoje | ||
| Coach(es) | Jung Sam-Young | ||
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Samsung Heavy Industries Rugby Club was a South Korean rugby football team in Samsung Heavy Industries. [1]
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