Oslo RK

Oslo RK
Full name Oslo Rugby Klubb
Founded 1964[1]
Location Oslo, Norway
Coach(es) Glenn Collins
Captain(s) Andreas Fyri
League(s) Norway Rugby Championship
Team kit

Oslo RK is a Norwegian rugby club based in Oslo. They currently compete in the Norway Rugby Championship and are the oldest club in Norway.

History

The club was founded in 1964.

Honours

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national union as has been defined under WR eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-WR nationality.

Player Position Union
Andreas Fyri Hooker Norway Norway
Marius Ryan Halvorsen Hooker Norway Norway
Moahmed Laaouar Hooker
Michael Stegger Nielsen Hooker Norway Norway
Ewan Adair Prop
Johan Biørnstad Prop Norway Norway
David Cameron Prop
Morten Gjørlihagen Prop Norway Norway
Magne Kleven Prop Norway Norway
Daniel Krolak Prop
Tom Lovejoy Prop
Joakim Svensson Prop
Maciej Wnuk Prop Poland Poland
Magnus Andersson Lock
Kristoffer Krohg Bjørklund Lock Norway Norway
Eddie Brow Lock
Henning Kristoffersen Lock Norway Norway
Cameron Leslie Lock
Ben Rowlands Lock
Phil Skinner Lock
Patrice Balauze Flanker France France
Niklas Björck Flanker
Sebastian Damowski Flanker
Yves Le Naour Flanker France France
Martynas Maslianikas Flanker
Alastair Reed Flanker Scotland Scotland
Bjørn Omholt Flanker Norway Norway
Pascal Raclin Flanker France France
Christian Read-Nilsson Flanker
Zamshah Rizal Halib Flanker
Fredrik Skovly Flanker Norway Norway
Andreas Thorsen Flanker Norway Norway
Jørund Øvergaard Flanker Norway Norway
Florian Charpentier Number 8 France France
Anthony Duchene Number 8
Karl Harper Number 8
Hans Christian Meyer Number 8
Andrew Parsell Number 8
Pawel Sokolowski Number 8 Poland Poland
Player Position Union
Daniels Bakirovsa Scrum-half
Nicolas Barral Scrum-half France France
Lucian Cotrau Scrum-half
Simon Evans Scrum-half
Huy Mac Scrum-half
Kelsey Matheson Scrum-half
Gio Megrelishvili Scrum-half Georgia (country) Georgia
Jose Serrutti Scrum-half
Glenn Collins Fly-half
Baptiste Imbaud Fly-half
Thomas Bichard-Breaud Centre France France
Pablo Bogado Centre
Peter Burke Centre Georgia (country) Georgia
Robert Gannon Centre
Andy Jordan Centre
Emmanuel Koma Centre
Dave Noonan Centre
Gautier Rousseau Centre France France
Ian Stevenson Centre
Jakob Wanag Centre
Gareth Williams Centre
Arthur Alix Wing
Adriaan Botha Wing South Africa South Africa
Peter Engeland Wing
Magne Hareide Wing Norway Norway
Kim Orderud Wing
Alex Smith Wing
Florin-Lucian Balmus Fullback
Alexandre Fouchet Fullback France France
Francis Hunt Fullback
Gordon Raila Fullback
Pierre Rougeulle Fullback France France

References

  1. Rugby i Norge (in Norwegian) (bokmål)
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