Rugby São Carlos

Rugby São Carlos, is a Brazilian rugby team based in São Carlos, established in 2000.

History

The first rugby team in São Carlos appeared in 1990, where some foreign fans of the sport arrived in the city. Finding new partners, they formed the first team called São Carlos Rugby Club. However, over the years interest fell and this team ceased to exist in the mid-1990s.

In 2000, after the arrival of André Felipe Rudge Barbosa (aka Cachorrão), and support of the Academic Sports of the University of São Paulo, a new team now called the Rugby São Carlos was established. The club has won the Campeonato Paulista do Interior, also known as Caipirão (state league) in 2006. The Rugby São Carlos also contests rugby sevens and beach rugby tournaments.

Titles and awards

• 2019: Runner-up in VII Sanca Sevens
• 2018: Runner-up in VI Sanca Sevens
• 2018: Golden Medal in Jogos Regionais (representing São Carlos, seven-a-side)
• 2018: Champion in Copa Central
• 2018: Conde do Pinhal Bowl
• 2017: Champion in V Sanca Sevens
• 2017: Champion in Copa Sevens
• 2016: Runner-up in IV Sanca Sevens
• 2016: Champion in Pira Sevens
• 2016: Champion in Paulista B
• 2016: Conde do Pinhal Bowl
• 2015: Runner-up in III Sanca Sevens
• 2015: Champion in II Rio Claro Sevens
• 2014: Shield Cup in XXII SPAC Lions
• 2014: Runner-up in II Sanca Sevens
• 2014: Champion in Paulista de Acesso
• 2013: Bowl Cup in XXI SPAC Lions
• 2013: Champion in I Sanca Sevens
• 2013: Champion in Copa Central de Rugby
• 2012: Bronze medal in Jogos Abertos do Interior (representing São Carlos, seven-a-side)
• 2011: Gold medal in Jogos Abertos do Interior (representing São Carlos, seven-a-side)
• 2008: Runner-up in Campeonato Paulista de Rugby do Interior
• 2006: Champion in Campeonato Paulista de Rugby do Interior
• 2005: Runner-up in Campeonato Paulista de Rugby do Interior
• 2005: Runner-up in I Copa Campinas de Rugby (ten-a-side)

Categories

The club also runs youth teams.