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词条 Ukraine national rugby league team
释义

  1. Players

     2018 Squad 

  2. All-Time Results Record

  3. See also

  4. References

  5. External links

{{Infobox rugby league representative team
| Name = Ukraine national rugby league team
| Badge = Ukraine national rugby league logo.jpg
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| Governing body = Ukrainian Federation of Rugby League
| Region = Rugby League European Federation
| Coach = Gennady Vepryk
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| Home Stadium = Dynamo Stadium
| RLIF Rank = 25
| First game = {{flagicon|United Kingdom}}Great Britain Students 36-18 {{rl-rt|Ukraine}}
(Ukraine; 13 July 2008)[1]
| First international= {{rl|Ukraine}} 40-6 {{rl-rt|Latvia}}
(Upezhtsiems Stadium, Riga, Latvia; 24 July 2009)
| First international title = 2009 Rugby League European Bowl
| Largest win = {{rl|Ukraine}} 112-0 {{rl-rt|Latvia}}
(Kiev, Ukraine; 18 September 2010)
| Largest loss = {{rl|Russia}} 62-14 {{rl|Ukraine}}
(Moscow, Russia; 27 June 2010)
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The Ukraine national rugby league team was established in 2007 to represent Ukraine at rugby league football. Ukraine is in the fourth tier developing nations along with Estonia and Latvia. The national side played their first international game as a nation playing against the Great Britain Students going down 36-18. Ukraine was originally scheduled to play in the 2008 European Bowl but withdrew at the last minute due to problems with the teams visas.[1]

Their first international matchup was against Great Britain Students Rugby league football club, where they lost 36 to 18.

They then played against Latvia in the 2009 European Bowl winning the contest 40-6.[2] Later that weekend, they wrapped up their European Bowl campaign, taking the championship with an 86-0 win over Estonia.[3]

In 2010, Ukraine competed in an expanded European Shield. They competed in the Eastern group, suffering their first international defeat in Russia before winning heavily against Latvia to finish 2nd.

In 2011, Ukraine competed in two test matches against Russia and Serbia. They would lose both matches.

In 2013, Ukraine beat the BARLA Young Lions to secure their first victory against a British team.[4] Later in the year, Ukraine participated in their second European Bowl competition. They took on Norway and Czech Republic, and they beat them both, securing their second European Bowl title.

They are currently ranked 21st on the RLIF World Rankings.

For more Ukrainian stats, news, team results and more visit Ukraine's RLEF Page.

Players

2018 Squad

{{Rls
|squadname=Ukraine
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|FC1=#FFD500;
|BC2=yellow
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|source=European Championship B 2014
|date=24 May 2014
|column1_title=Starting players
|list1a={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=1|pos=FB|name=Volodymyr Mashkin}}
|list1b={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=2|pos=WG|name=Bogdan Vepryk}}
|list1c={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=3|pos=CE|name=Sergei Soschenko}}
|list1d={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=4|pos=CE|name=Igor Shevtsov}}
|list1e={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=5|pos=WG|name=Mykhailo Troyan}}
|list1f={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=6|pos=FE|name=Andrii Bashevskyi}}
|list1g={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=7|pos=CE|pos2=HB|name=Oleksandr Skorbach}}
|list1h={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=8|pos=PR|name=Oleksandr Kozak}}
|list1i={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=9|pos=HK|name=Pavel Kardakov}}
|list1j={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=10|pos=PR|name=Maksym Miroshnichenko}}
|list1k={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=11|pos=SR|name=Vitalii Felko}}
|list1l={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=12|pos=SR|name=Artur Martyrosyan}}
|list1m={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=13|pos=LK|name=Sergii Kravchenko}}
|column2_title=Interchange
|list4a={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=14|name=Igor Iurkin}}
|list4b={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=15|name=Volodomyr Karpenko}}
|list4c={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=16|name=Mykola Getmanov}}
|list4d={{Rls player|leagueicon=Parramatta Eels|no=17|name=Konstantyn Butov}}
|coach=Gennady Vepryk
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All-Time Results Record

{{RLIF World Rankings|Ukraine}}
Team First Played Played Win Draw Loss Points For Points Against Last Meeting
United Kingdom}}Great Britain Students RLFC[5] 2008 1 0 0 1 18 36 2008
Latvia}}Latvia 2009 2 2 0 0 152 6 2010
Estonia}}Estonia 2009 1 1 0 0 86 0 2009
Russia}} 2010 3 0 0 3 36 124 2014
Serbia}} 2011 2 0 0 2 18 50 2014
United Kingdom}} BARLA Young Lions 2013 1 1 0 0 26 22 2013
Norway}} Norway 2013 1 1 0 0 42 14 2013
Czech Republic}} Czech Republic 2013 1 1 0 0 68 4 2013
Date Result Competition Venue Attendance
24 May 2014 Russia def. Ukraine 24-18 Euro Championship B Vereya Stadium, Vereya, Russia Not known[6]
17 May 2014 Serbia def. Ukraine 40-14 Euro Championship B Zeleznicar Stadium, Niš, Serbia 750[7]
28 September 2013 Ukraine def. Czech Republic 68-4 Rugby League European Bowl Municipal Stadium, Vrchlabi, Czech Republic Not known[8]
6 July 2013 Ukraine def. Norway 42-14 Rugby League European Bowl Dynamo Stadium, Kharkiv, Ukraine Not known[8]
16 June 2013 Ukraine def. BARLA Young Lions 26-22 Artur Martyrosyan Memorial Cup Kharkiv, Ukraine Not known[4]
30 September 2011 Serbia def. Ukraine 10-4 Milan Kosanovic Cup Belgrade, Serbia Not known[9]
10 September 2011 Russia def. Ukraine 36-4 Milan Kosanovic Cup Kharkov, Ukraine Not known[10]
18 September 2010 Ukraine def. Latvia 112-0 Rugby League European Shield, East Division Arsenal Stadium, Kharkiv, Ukraine Not known[11]
27 June 2010 Russia def. Ukraine 62-14 Rugby League European Shield, East Division Vereya, Russia Not known[12]
26 July 2009 Ukraine def. Estonia 86-0 Rugby League European Bowl Upezhtsiems Stadium, Riga, Latvia Not known[13]
24 July 2009 Ukraine def. Latvia 40-6 Rugby League European Bowl Upezhtsiems Stadium, Riga, Latvia Not known[14]
13 July 2008 Great Britain Students RLFC def. Ukraine 36-18 Friendly match -- Not known[5]

See also

{{Portal|Rugby league|Ukraine}}
  • Rugby league in Ukraine
  • Ukrainian Federation of Rugby League

References

1. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.rlef.eu.com/news.php?id=888|title=Ukrainians Euro Bowl hopes Quashed|publisher=RLEF|date=2008-07-30|accessdate=2009-04-15}}
2. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.rlef.eu.com/news.php?id=1102|title=UKRAINE TAKE OPENING EUROPEAN BOWL CLASH|publisher=RLEF|date=2009-07-25|accessdate=2009-07-25}}
3. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.rlef.eu.com/news.php?id=1105|title=UKRAINE TAKE EUROPEAN BOWL|publisher=RLEF|date=2009-07-27|accessdate=2009-07-27}}
4. ^http://www.rugbyleagueplanet.com/rlp-nations/ukraine/1045-ukraine-rugby-league-team-registers-historic-victory-against-british
5. ^Ukraine results ar rlpanet
6. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/european_shield/report?RLE00000546
7. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/european_shield/report?RLE00000545
8. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/european_bowl/report?RLE00000468
9. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/other/report?RLE00000284
10. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/other/report?RLE00000206
11. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/european_shield/report?RLE00000052
12. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/european_shield/report?RLE00000050
13. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/european_bowl/report?RLE00000109
14. ^http://www.rlef.eu.com/european_bowl/report?RLE00000108

External links

  • {{Official website|http://www.rugby13.org.ua/}}
{{Rugby League European Federation}}{{International Rugby League}}{{National sports teams of Ukraine}}

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