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Serie A (rugby union)

Second tier of Italy's men's rugby union championship

Summary

Second tier of Italy's men's rugby union championship

FieldValue
titleSerie A
current_seasonSerie A 2025–26
sportRugby union
founded
teams30
promotionSerie A Elite
relegationSerie B
country
championBiella
champ_season2024–25
websitewww.federugby.it

Serie A is the second tier of the Italian Rugby Union championship. Until the creation of the Super 10 (now Serie A Elite) in a 2002 restructuring exercise, it was the top tier.

Serie A is composed of 4 leagues of 6 teams. During the season, which runs from September to May, each team plays each other team in the same league at home and away. At the completion of this phase of competition, the top 2 teams from each league play off in semi-finals and a final to determine the champions who are then promoted to the Eccellenza competition for the following season.

Past winners

SeasonChampionScoreRunner-up
1986-87Lyonsround robinSan Donà
1987-88Calvisanoround robinNoceto
1988-89Amatori Cataniaround robinParma
1989-90Tarvisiumround robinNoceto
1990-91Rugby Romaround robinLyons
1991-92Casaleround robinCalvisano
1992-93Tarvisiumround robinCUS Roma
1993-94Bologna42–28
(Agg.)Paese
1994-95Piacenza32–26Livorno
1995-96BolognaN/AColleferro
1996-97Fiamme Ororound robinPiacenza
1997-98CUS PadovaN/AParma
1998-99Bolognaround robinViadana
1999-00Gran Parmaround robinLivorno
2000-01Bolognaround robinMirano
2001-02Silearound robinPiacenza
2002-03Leonessaround robinPiacenza
2003-04Amatori CataniaPlayoffsPiacenza
2004-05Venezia Mestre44–8Capitolina
2005-06Capitolina20–9Rugby Roma
2006-07Venezia Mestre13–10Cavalieri
2007-08Rugby Roma24–10L'Aquila
2008-09Cavalieri25–18L'Aquila
2009-10Lazio43–6Noceto
2010-11Calvisano19–0Firenze
2011-12San Donà13–9Fiamme Oro
2012-13Capitolina29–16Pro Recco
2013-14L'Aquila28–18Lyons
2014-15Lyons26–19Pro Recco
2015-16Reggio Emilia33–5Pro Recco
2016-17Medicei38–14L'Aquila
2017-18Verona20–14Valsugana
2018-19Lyons29–17Colorno
2019-20Canceled
2020-21Not disputed
2021-22CUS Torino29–25Capitolina
2022-23Rangers Vicenza21–18Lazio
2023-24Lazio26–23CUS Torino
2024-25Biella19–17Parabiago
2025-26TBDTBDTBD

References

Publications

  • Francesco Volpe and Paolo Pacetti, Rugby 2023 (Zesi, 2022).

References

  1. (2014-09-04). "Serie A table 2014-15 (Italy)". Telegraph.
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