Bosnia and Herzegovina national rugby league team

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Team information
Governing body Bosnian Rugby League Association
Region Europe
Head coach Danijel Vrebac
Home stadium FK Krajina, Banja Luka and FK Vitez, Vitez
Team results
First international
unofficial
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 - 58 Greece 
(Dorćol, Serbia; 17 October 2014)
Biggest win
unofficial
 Hungary 6 - 32  Bosnia and Herzegovina
(Belgrade, Serbia; 19 October 2014)
Biggest defeat
unofficial
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 - 58 Greece 
(Dorćol, Serbia; 17 October 2014)
World Cup
Appearances 0

The Bosnia national rugby league team represents Bosnia and Herzegovina in the sport of rugby league football and have been participating in international competition since 2014.

History

Bosnia participated in the Balkans Cup competition in 2014. But their matches weren't rated as official international matches as the national association has yet to apply for RLEF membership.[1] They won their first "Unofficial" match against Hungary by 32-6 in the Third Place play off match of the 2014 Balkans Cup tournament.

In January 2018 Bosnia and Herzegovina Rugby League Association is finally founded with base in Vitez. Currently it's observer member of Rugby League European Federation.

On RLEF Congress held in Belgrade in August 2018, Bosnia and Herzegovina Rugby League Association gets rights to host 2019 Balkans Cup in Vitez.

Current squad

Squad called for Balkans Rugby League 9s Cup:

Toni Šarić

Tino Šarić

Marko Banović

Lazar Karalić

Stjepan Križanac

Fadil Spahić

Boris Slijepčević

Tournament history

Balkans Cup

Balkans Cup record
Year Round Position GP W L D
Serbia 2014Third place3/42110
Serbia 2017Not invited
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2019Future tournament
Total0 Titles1/22110

All-time results record

Below is table of the official representative rugby league matches played by Bosnia and Herzegovina at test level up until 1 August 2018:

Opponent Played Won Drawn Lost Win % For Aga Diff
 Greece10010%458-54
 Hungary1100100%326+26
Total2101100%3664-28

References

  1. ↑ http://www.rlef.eu.com/news/article/909/first-balkans-championship-announced-for


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