Bangalore RFC

India Bangalore Rugby Football Club
Full nameBangalore Rugby Football Club
Founded1996
LocationBangalore, Karnataka, India
GroundRBANMS College grounds
Coach(es)India Subash Janarthanam
India Tarun Appanna
Scotland Steven Burton
CaptainIndia Akhil Anand
League(s)All India & South Asia Rugby Tournament
National Rugby Championship

Bangalore Rugby Football Club (B.R.F.C) is a rugby union club based in Bangalore.[1] They currently participate in the All India & South Asia Rugby Tournament & the National Rugby Championship - Div 1.

History

B.R.F.C was founded in 1996 by expats living in the city. They also have an expatriate team called the "Bangalore Refugees". They started a girls team in 2009, in addition to boys u-19 and u-16 teams. B.R.F.C has provided several players to the India national team over the years: Subramani P.E, Vinay Rai, Puneeth Krishnamurthy, Tarun Appanna, Thaman Thimaiah, Roshan Lobo, Salik Zaffar, Deepam Kohli and Nishant Nerayath. B.R.F.C in 2005 reached the finals of the All India & South Asia Rugby Tournament and lost the finals to British Asian Rugby Association.

Squad (2023)

Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union
Vishnu Reji Hooker India India
Vinod Kumar Prop India India
Prashant Pandey Prop India India
Yunus Pasha Prop India India
Ravi Anand Prop India India
Subash Janarthanam Hooker India India
Aakar Gupta Lock India India
Nayan Kumar Lock India India
Harsha Vemuri Back row India India
Akhil Anand Back row India India
Hemanth Kumar Back row India India
Praveen S Back row India India
Deepam Kohli Back row India India
Player Position Union
Ranjith M Scrum-half India India
Karthik Chawan Scrum-half India India
Rakesh Fly-half India India
Roshan Lobo Centre India India
Jhon Isack Centre India India
Shashi Kumar Centre India India
Kushal Centre India India
Sunil P Wing India India
Prakash SB Wing India India
Arjun S Wing India India
Tarun Appanna Fullback India India
Vijay Kumar Fullback India India

See also

References

  1. ^ "Clubs". Rugby India. Retrieved 18 November 2022.