Slovenia national rugby union team

Slovenia
Union Rugby zveza Slovenije
Nickname(s) Encijani, Gentians
Ground(s) ŽŠD Ljubljana Stadium
Coach(es) Scotland Scott Torrance
Captain(s) Slovenia Jaka Sajevic
Most caps 101 Caps - 24.03.2018
Team kit
First international
Slovenia Slovenia 21 - 19 Austria Austria
(1992-05-31)
Largest win
Slovenia Slovenia 77 - 5 Bosnia and Herzegovina 
(2007-05-19)
Largest defeat
Slovenia Slovenia 0 - 88 Switzerland Switzerland
(2012-05-17)

The Slovenia national rugby union team represents Slovenia at rugby union. They are governed by the Rugby zveza Slovenije, and have yet to qualify for the Rugby World Cup.

Current players

NameTestClub/ProvinceDate of Birth
Zaletel Rok8RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Mulec Marko0RK MariborSlovenia
Sajevic Jaka15RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Janžek Tine0RK MariborSlovenia
Pilko Blaž13RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Gorjup Silvester0RK MariborSlovenia
Suljič Mirt15RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Hočevar Tit41RG HeidelbergGermany
Gobec Peter32RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Kovacic Michael1Greater Sydney Rams, Sydney StarsAustralia
Miljuš Grega40RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Mikič Uroš0Australia
Šercer Jernej19RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Vrhunc Žiga8Slovenia
Dobnikar Domen6RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Skofic Max9Sedgley Park TigersEngland
Lewie Catt1RC Lousã(Portugal)Australia
Delmas Guillaume4USO Massif Central(France)France
Lah Lev0RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Javornik Iztok11RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Skofic Jack10Tarleton Rugby Union Football ClubEngland
Radelj-Šemrov Enej17RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Burnik Žiga26RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Sambol Lovro17RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Kavčič Peter32RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Skofic Frenk Joseph8Tarleton Rugby Union Football ClubEngland
Skofic George7Tarleton Rugby Union Football ClubEngland
Troppan Anže25RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Okič Gal11RK LjubljanaSlovenia
Železnik Črt7RK LjubljanaSlovenia

Record

Against Played Won Lost Drawn Win percentage
 Andorra624033%
 Armenia10100%
 Austria18126066%
 Belgium312033%
 Bosnia and Herzegovina422050%
 Bulgaria312033%
 Croatia835037%
 Cyprus30300%
 Denmark642066.67%
 Finland2200100%
 Hungary1275071%
 Israel321066.67%
 Lithuania210150%
 Luxembourg624033%
 Malta1100100%
 Moldova2200100%
 Monaco431075%
 Norway2200100%
 Serbia752071%
 Slovakia1100100%
 Spain10100%
  Switzerland513120%
 Ukraine10100%
 Turkey1100100%
Total1025446253%

Update : 2.08.2018

Table

Current divisions and standings 2017–18 Rugby Europe Conference 2 South

Champions and Promoted
Possible Relegation
Place Nation Games Points Try
BP
Losing
BP
Grand Slam
BP
Table
points
played won drawn lost for against difference
1 Bulgaria11003529+60004
2 Serbia10012935-60001
3 Slovenia000000+00000
4 Slovakia000000+00000
5 Andorra000000+00000
Points were awarded to the teams as follows:[1]
Win – 4 points : Draw – 2 points  : Loss within 7 points – 1 point : Loss greater than 7 points – 0 points: At least 3 more tries than opponent- 1 point
Completing a Grand Slam – 1 point

Fixtures

Guinness world record

Slovenia had the most siblings competing in a Rugby Union international when Archie, Jack, Frank, George and Max Skofic played for Slovenia against Bulgaria in the European Nations Cup Division Two match at Park Siska, Ljubljana, Slovenia on 12 April 2014[2].

See also


References

  1. Rugby Europe. Rugby Europe International Championships 2018–19 Manual (PDF). p. 14. Retrieved 11 September 2018.
  2. "Most siblings to play in a rugby union international match". guinnessworldrecords.com. Retrieved 20 February 2018.
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