13/05/2006

Armenia - Slovenia 42-6

1 Armenia 3 3 0 0 9 123-36 +87
2 Hungary 3 2 0 1 7 50-41 +9
3 Slovenia 4 1 0 3 6 54-84 -30
4 Bulgaria 4 1 0 3 6 61-158 -97
5 Lithuania 2 1 0 1 4 65-34 31

GO ARMENIA !!!

We are the chempoins !!!

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ՀԱՅ ՌԵԳԲԻՍՏՆԵՐԻ ԱՌԱՎԵԼՈՒԹՅՈՒՆՆ ԱԿՆՀԱՅՏ ԷՐ




Ռեգբիի Հայաստանի հավաքականը, որը մեծամասամբ կազմավորված է ֆրանսահայ ռեգբիստներով, Եվրոպայի առաջնության «b» խմբի մրցաշարում Աբովյանում մրցեց Սլովենիայի ընտրանու հետ: Մեր թիմի առավելությունը ողջ խաղի ընթացքում ակնհայտ էր, ինչն էլ իր արտահայտությունը գտավ հանդիպման խոշոր հաշվում` 42-6: Հաջորդ հանդիպումը ՀՀ հավաքականը կանցկացնի հունիսին Լիտվայի հավաքականի հետ:

 

does that mean you guys are going to the world cup?

 

That's a good question. I don't know about the world cup, but for sure, this will enable us to play with the big boys. We will be one division higher.

 

we won the group it seems, so now we are in division A!

 

The group isn't over yet, although it probably won't make a difference after we win again june 4 against Lithuania.

 

Our Rugby Team Is Crazy!!!!!!!!!
They'll Be Futur World Champs!!!!!
Go Armenia!!!!!!!!

 

C'mon there are the French, Auzies, All Blacks. But we will definitely be a force to recon with. For example Georgia has a really good rugby team and they are seeded 17 if I'm not mistaken. We can be of that caliber.

 

Its nice to see how well we are doing in Rugby....hey who knows maybe this will be a sport we are known for in the future

 

great stuff by armenia!
i'm an avid rugby supporter, the rules are a bit difficult to learn, but still very fun to play. i think were probably some way off, when it comes to teams like georgia. in the last world cup, Georgia played south africa, in front of 40,000, and everyone was going for them. lets hope this can be armenia next time around

 

1 Armenia 4 4 0 0 12 141-39 +102
2 Lithuania 4 2 0 2 8 91-69 +22
3 Hungary 4 2 0 2 8 67-64 +3
4 Slovenia 4 1 0 3 6 54-84 -30
5 Bulgaria 4 1 0 3 6 61-158 -97


Armenia- Bulgaria 57 - 17
Armenia-Hungary 24-13
Armenia- Slovenia 42 - 6
Armenia-Lithuania 18-3

ARMENIAN RUGBY NT

 

For than our NT go up in the group A , she must beat the last of the group A
GO GO GO !!!! but i dont know when is this game

 

Oh man, we have giants on our team!!!

 

we need to be in group A for sure. i read somewhere that because of Azerbaijan we weren't allowed to go into world cup qualifications. were we in the same group before or something?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Rugby_World_Cup_-_European_qualification

look under Round 1

 

Looks like qualifications have started a while ago for France 2007 anyways. It's ok, we will go the next one. But see what it says about us:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenia_national_rugby_union_team

We are on the map baby!!

 

i love how it says....worst defeat, N/A

 

i love how it says....worst defeat, N/A

:howler:

 

It's different of our armenian football but a day we will lose it's obliged
for the world cup 2011 of course not before
we are too strong
thank you at all the french who play for our country at everybody here
thank you very much

 

Oh man, we have giants on our team!!!

yea man.Besides some short players,others are real giants.It wouldn't hurt if we had some of those tall players on our football team.

 

 

Still a long time untill the next game.Maybe we can borrow some players for our soccer NT.The other team would be intimidated by those giants.

 

28/04/2007 we are in 2B

 

Armenia won their last game agenst Lithuainia...18-3

 

Switzerland and Armenia meet in France
Wednesday September 27 2006
FIRA Championship starts
The FIRA-AER Championship starts with a Division 3A match between Armenia and Switzerland in Vienne, France.


It is actually an Armenian home match, but because most of their players a Armenians of the diaspora and play in France the match is just down the Rhône in the ancient town of Vienne.

Armenia was part of the USSR and then rugby flourished because of government functions, such as the army and the police. Since Armenia has obtained independence from Russia rugby has declined to a degree but the Federation has gone to lengths to find players of Armenian origin to play for the national side, and the plan has worked.

In 2004, Armenia played its first Tests - in FIRA's Division 3C and easily beat Norway and Israel to gain promotion, by beating Luxembourg easily, to Division 3B where, in 2005, Armenia easily beat Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovenia and Lithuania. Now it is kin Division 3 A along with Switzerland, Serbia & Montenegro, Denmark and Sweden.

The competition will again be played over two years. The team ending top will go to Division 2B, the team ending fifth to Division 3B. Both Armenia and Switzerland would have ambitions. The first part of the competition will run till the first week of November after which there will be a break till March while rugby hibernates.

Switzerland's coach Patrice Philippe has named his 23-strong squad to play Armenia. He has included 20 of the squad which lost 40-10 to Germany a fortnight ago, brining in three players who play their rugby in France - Pierre Dubost, Mathieu Guyou-Kreis and Nicolas Guyou. The flyhalf against Germany, Ian Mowat, is away at the European Under-20 tournament in Poland.

Switzerland have prepared well but they know Armenia will not be easy pickings at all.

Swiss squad:

Forwards: Schelte Betten (Zürich), Alfredo Burgener (Nyon), David Da Silva (Neuchâtel), Pierre Dubost (Champery), Yohann Mazza (Hermance), Pédro Dubois (Nyon), Steven Lazarus (Basel), Sergio Hösel (Zürich), Nicholas Guyou (Rumilly), Urs Zimmerli (Zürich), Gareth Jones (Nyon), David Mossiere (Geneva), Arnaud Vincent (La Seyne)

Backs: Geoff Johnson (Hermance), Anthony Carriere (Geneva), Iain Wise (Hermence), Jean-Claude Porte (Nyon), Mathieu Guyou-Kreis (Racing), Célien Mundler (Geneve), Arnaud Blaszczyk (Geneve), Alberto Giuliani (Ticino), Benjamin Faudot, Olivier Dumerliat (Hermance)

Kick-off: 15.00



http://www.planet-rugby.com/News/story_54081.shtml

 

Lets go ARMENIA!!!!!