Campeonato Nacional de Clubes (Venezuela)

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Campeonato Nacional de Clubes
Sport Rugby union
Founded1976
Country Venezuela
Most recent
champion(s)
Proyecto Alcatraz Rugby Club
Most titles Club de Rugby de la Universidad Metropolitana
(8 titles)

The Campeonato Nacional de Clubes (National Championship of Clubs) is an annual rugby union tournament contested by men's clubs in Venezuela. It is organised by the Venezuelan Rugby Federation. The competition began in 1976 with a match between the teams Rugby Club Caracas and Anaucos Rugby Club. [1] [2] Rugby Club Caracas won the match and became the champion in that year. [1] [2]

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Format

The championship has two stages: a group stage and a knockout stage. In the group stage, the teams are divided into geographical zones. Each team plays two matches against each of the other teams in the same group. The top two clubs of each zone qualify to the knockout stage. The knockout stage comprises three rounds of matches: quarter-finals, semi-finals, and the final.

Champions

YearClubCity
1976Rugby Club Caracas [3] Caracas
1977Anaucos Rugby Club [3] Caracas
1978Rugby Club Caracas [3] Caracas
1981 Club de Rugby de la Universidad Simón Bolívar [3] Caracas
1982Club de Rugby de la Universidad Simón Bolívar [3] Caracas
1983Club de Rugby de la Universidad Simón Bolívar [3] Caracas
1984Rugby Club Caracas [3] Caracas
1985Anaucos Rugby Club [3] Caracas
1986
1987Rugby Club Caracas [3] Caracas
1988Club de Rugby de la Universidad Simón Bolívar [3] Caracas
1989Osos Rugby Club [3] Caracas
1990Arlequines [3]
1991Arlequines [3]
1992 Club de Rugby de la Universidad Metropolitana [3] Caracas
1993Club de Rugby de la Universidad Metropolitana [3] Caracas
1994Club de Rugby de la Universidad Metropolitana [3] Caracas
1995Club de Rugby de la Universidad Metropolitana [3] Caracas
1996Club de Rugby de la Universidad Metropolitana [3] Caracas
1997Club de Rugby de la Universidad Metropolitana [3] Caracas
1998
1999Club de Rugby de la Universidad MetropolitanaCaracas
2000Arcos Rugby ClubCaracas
2001Club de Rugby de la Universidad MetropolitanaCaracas
2002Arcos Rugby ClubCaracas
2003Arcos Rugby ClubCaracas
2004Arcos Rugby ClubCaracas
2005Arcos Rugby ClubCaracas
2006 Club de Rugby Caballeros de Mérida Mérida
2007Arcos Rugby ClubCaracas
2008Club de Rugby Caballeros de MéridaMérida
2009 Maracaibo Rugby Football Club Maracaibo
2010Club de Rugby Caballeros de Mérida [4] Mérida
2011Club de Rugby Caballeros de MéridaMérida
2012Club de Rugby Caballeros de Mérida [5] Mérida
2013Club de Rugby Caballeros de Mérida [6] Mérida
2014Club de Rugby Caballeros de Mérida [7] Mérida
2015 Proyecto Alcatraz Rugby Club [8] El Consejo
2016Proyecto Alcatraz Rugby Club [9] El Consejo
2017Proyecto Alcatraz Rugby Club [10] El Consejo

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