Armenian rugby team

	Armenia
	Rugby-15
Federation	Regby Federation of Armenia
Trainer	Laurent Ayrabetyan
Captain	Alain Churukdichyan
The main ; the form	Reserve ; the form
	The first game; Armenia 36 : 6 Norway; ( June 2, 2004 )
	Biggest win; Armenia 48 : 0 Israel; ( June 5, 2004 )
	Biggest defeat; Sweden 24 : 0 Armenia; ( Helsingborg , Sweden ; October 21, 2006 )

Armenian Collegiate Rugby ( Armenian A rather experienced team of coaches and players was created. The national team was unbeatable from the day it was created (in 2004) until October 1, 2006, when it first lost to the Swiss team with a score of 16-29 in Vienne. Head coach of the team - Mark Abanozyan

Before the first loss, the national team took part in 10 test matches as a result of which won its place in the division 3A of the European Nations Cup . In the 2012/14 season, the team does not participate in the tournament.

Content

National Team

Mathieu Tashdzhyan
Sebastien Adam
Eric Laurent
David Terteryan
Alain Churukdichyan
Stefan Apelyan
Alben Julyat
Laurent Hayrapetyan
Gregory Ounjyan
Fredrik Boyadzyan
David Manil
Tibol Zhulya

Didie Tonapetyan
Nicolas Anselin
Jean Antoan Pogosyan
Loren Petrosyan
Amik Ghazaryan
Raffi Agarlyan
Gregory Safaryan
Nicolas Pogosyan
Julien Beyleryan
Gregory Apelyan
Yoan Antyan
Garnik Avetikyan

National Victories (2004–2006)

June 2, 2004: Armenia 36 - 6 Norway (Div. 3C)
June 5, 2004: Armenia 48 - 0 Israel (Div. 3C)
October 20, 2004: Armenia 24 - 11 Belgium (friendly match)
April 7, 2005: Armenia 47 - 15 Israel (Div. 3)
June 11, 2005: Armenia 31 - 12 Israel (Div. 3)
October 1, 2005: Armenia 39 - 12 Luxembourg (Div. 3B / C Playoff)
November 12, 2005: Armenia 57 - 17 Bulgaria (Div. 3B)
April 29, 2006: Armenia 24 - 13 Hungary (Div. 3B)
May 13, 2006: Armenia 42 - 6 Slovenia (Div. 3B)
June 4, 2006: Armenia 18 - 3 Lithuania (Div. 3B)

Notes

↑ Playing coach.

Links

Official website of the Rugby Federation of Armenia

[1] Playing coach.