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The Asian Rugby Football Union (ARFU) is the governing body of rugby in Asia under the authority of the International Rugby Board. Founded in 1968 by eight charter nations, ARFU today has 26 members across Asia, stretching from the Jordan in the West to Japan in the East and from Mongolia in the North to Indonesia in the South. The vision of ARFU is "To create a sustainable, vibrant and competitive rugby culture for all stakeholders, which supports and develops the game in the Region". ARFU also supports regional and pan-Asian tournaments, including women's, men's, and junior competitions in both Rugby Sevens and fifteen-a-side rugby. ARFU is deeply committed to growing the game across the Region.
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The Japan Rugby Top League Play-off Tournament 2009-2010
The play-off finals series for Japan Rugby Top League 2009-10 involves the top four finishers on the final Top League points table. Under the tournament format, the team that finishes first plays the team that finishes fourth while second plays third. Consequently, in one semi-final of the 2010 Play-off Tournament, first placed Sanyo Wild Knights (59 points) played fourth placed Toyota Verblitz (48) while in the other semi, second placed Suntory Sungoliath (58) played third placed Toshiba Brave Lupus (52).
Sanyo beat Toyota 25-21, while Toshiba beat Suntory 35-24 to set up a Sanyo – Toshiba final for the second year in a row.
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The final was between tabriz and shirez both team with best 7s player in the nation both team fought hard and it was a close game at full time both had scored one converted try each and the score was 7 to 7 , in extra time tabriz scored again to seal the game 12-7
the women\'s rugby competition will be start from Wednesday 27th Jan- 29th Jan 2010 with 13 teams in 4 pools .
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The Hong Kong Rugby Football Union today announced the 24 international teams set to take part in the Cathay Pacific/Credit Suisse Hong Kong Sevens 2010.
Hong Kong Sevens continues its traditional role as a hotbed of Asian rugby development. The six teams set to participate - China, Chinese Taipei, Japan, Korea, Thailand and the hosts Hong Kong - are the first to qualify through the new Asian Rugby Sevens Series, established in October 2009
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Over the last decade, the PRFU can be thankful for a number of great supporters and sponsors who have generously given up their time, resources and finances to ensure that the development of Rugby Union has continued to grow here in the Philippines. Two of these people are the father-and-son combination of Dave and Phil Gittus.
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The Iranian Olympiad championship started from yesterday. This year Rugby 7\'s has been included in this multi sport event for both Men and Women. The Men\'s championship started from 24th Jan 2010 in Ahvaz city, south west Iran in Khuzestan province and will continue till 26th Jan 2010 there are 13 participated teams from all over iran in 4 pools
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